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sumcd would do SO In the future. The United
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lighthouses and one lighthouse ut least would
have been built dnring the past summer in
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CHANGE OF NAME.
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providing that the corporate name OF the South
and Trnc Tnv
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hrr rnI. Her ha;.y prayer 9c,cr ceased ior ,lt /.
n,uch love! ahd departed parcnt. 81 thc mon.
i!Hn nf l' nailc. her yourhtur hcgri ;,ruIhe,l
with emotions ur warm aiTCCiinn. l:ul our yupnc
friend Is no more. Her spirit l. gone 10 meet her
ii:.ncr IL heaven. Tie cd anH silent tomb in The
CITY nf the dead cover, her mortal remains. IN
a!icciGnatc inn tier h.oiicr and sister SIN li.c
10 mourn their irtrrarailc loss. May This sad
ana nlrianclioy bereavement Ia sanci!!leti ,ti
;icin, and prove her eternal gain.
=
MANlGAUlT.-Diel Il: Paris. France OH the
3oih November, 1861, IT,. II. NANlGAULT of
Charleston, :. c., aged nty years.
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.1zD- no PRINTERS.-IF YOU WANT
NEWS, BooK, CAT, DEMI and MEDIUM PAPERS,
Bill Heads, Statements Cards. Card Board, Print
Ing Material, binding. Ruling ana Cutting, go to
EDWARD FERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, oppo
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. c.
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.gsS- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LEXINGTON c0UNTY-In Probate Court-Ex
partc JAMES INABINET and JURIAII L. INABI.
NET-Peti,Ion for Partition Of Real Estate.-It an.
pcarlng to the satisfaction of the Court that
CAROLINE, ISABELLA, JURIAI and JOHN
GEiJERS, four OF the defendants In the above cn.
titled case, arc residents out OF and beyond The
limits of this State, on motion OF Mcssrs. DgrREy.
lille SIsrRuHx for The petitioners: II Is ordered
that the said ISABELLA, JURIAH, CAROLINE
and JOHN GEIJERS, do appear, plead answer or
demur to the said petition within forty days from
The publication Of this order; and in default
thereof judgment pro con6'sSo will bc entered
against them. ADAM EFIRD
nOv10 fl2 Judge OF Probate l., g.
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g.'' CuN .uE..iir riiE STEAMSHIP
LANES ADGE;; ora no:,i,cd tia, she is disrh,,rg-
in: cargo AT hi;cs'' South Wharf. G"phm re-
mai''as un4,'''" 'nr aiinsr;. wiii w. q! owners
t... on itc Na"t ;A'!i.S Apt;Eii o. 60,
dcc.5 = Agents
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gsN- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous he
bilty, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indscrctIon, will, for the sake OF suffer
Ing humanity, send free TO oil who need it, tile re-
celpt and directions for making the simple rem
ely by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 70
profit by the advertisers experience, can do se
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN ID.
OGDEN, No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
nOy9 3nos
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.a~h0tiGN ALi.MANGFACrUi;mRS
q" CIGARS a'i' n'hcr vendors arc cn,i' lon5d against
m'in" Tho trade HarN "rihis Factory. namely, IA
'Ai.:.NIl';A 80 Clears of this brand and mark
are genuine u'.ic : rrtcuroG from the uudcrsign
ci. i:scr. u' ie T.tto.y =; Cimic;,on.
ALFRED y. i:At;HDT.
drcl;t 40. lis l'as, IiGY street.
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5:N-TIIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR-
RliEA CoRDIAL.-This article, 30 well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, is
now offered to the whole country.
1t is Invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can afford to be without 1t, aud none
will to whom Its virtues are known.
For sale by oil Druggists and general dealers
DoWIE 4 NOISE
oct11 3m0sDSC General Agents
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s.s- NILHAUS GOLDEN COD LIVER
oIL.-wIth IIypo.phosphitc OF Lime, great I'm
provcment; made with the best oil known, lt
unltes ofncacy with pleasant Gavor and easy d.
gestlbility. Sold by all respectable druggists.
J. MILuAU'S SONS. No. 1873 broadway,
dccl0 ftulmO New York.
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n'" Oglr3H SOUTHERN EX.i3Wl;S
ci&PhNF, H;ih"LESrlN. uECi;NEEr l.. 1859.
!Ae Cidcu 'ih.s cuna,ls Mas benn Kus,uE&D
fTu:n 1n. .de ;u; st.lc, toTo. 81 H. q s.tcei,
.NmcAatg'! iii rear % ,l,c Pavilion Hotel.
=. u. Gi!L.as.t"
tNcIj !. ,rrn;
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ysS- MANIlOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Decline I'm Premature
Man, The treatment OF Nervous and Physical De-
bility, &c.
There Is no member OF society by whom this.
book will not he found useful, whether snch per-
son holds the relation OF Parent Precepter OF
Clergyman" Medical Times and Guzctte.
Sent by mail on receipt OF hfIy cents. Address
the Author, DR.. E. DEF CURTIS, Washington,
u. Q. sept Tyr
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.Gar' IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and all kinds Of WRAPPING PAPERS, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. I55 Meeting street, oppo.
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. c.
lCCl4 6mOg
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1aS- If YOU WANT LAW BOOKS,
LAW BLANKS and Legal Printing, go to EDWARD
PERRY, No. 1s5 Meeting street, opposite Charles
ton HOTEL Charleston, 8. C. dec14 6mos
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!uccn,.i.trisIIl.

about ona hr'ir. tr. iiu.pn .c. viii, hi. family
WIS on his Way TO i"Nas. rae luIy was brought
lici 10 Cmiui on saturday fnr ,n'".ncut. wh.lc
tl!c Fatally pursued tiiui; r"Nu"l,uiy tourney.
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GJ- TO CONSUAPTIVES.-TH AD
vERTISER, having been restored to health in a
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung aGec-
tion. and that dreadful disease, consumption, Is
anxious to make known to his fellow. sufferers the
means of cure.
To al who desire Il, he will send O copy OF the
prescription used free OF charge,) with the dIrec-
tlons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE poR CONSUMPTION,
AsTnhA, BRoNcIITIs, &c. The object OF the ad.
vcrtlscr In sending the Prescription s to bencnt
the afflicted and spread information which lie
concclvcs to be invaluabe and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, rs 1t will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, Now York. move 3mos
~ AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OL
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medl.
cincs. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Ad.
dress DR.. e. B. FO0TE, No. 100 Lexington avenue,
New York. dccl5 wfm3mos
&ss- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUSSES-Comfort and Cure for the Ru, .ured.
Sent postpaid on receipt of 10 cents Address
DR.. f. b. FooTE, No. 100 Lexington avcnne, New
YORK. dec15 wfm3mos
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=" ;riiii'ug Sp"rrrr'; sia.i.. iCll
HNir. p. .ii"rin% AMI sit;cro prnamcn:s.... :oo
Closet Gt:drr stairway. Observation-Disclosures. 80
EA;ri gas Citing. Observation-Disclosures. t50
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IMPORTANT 1'""" k's"hSazos.
EDWIN Ri. STANTON GIIs ~ T:lH ST.
PHHsiI! nE&CII.
a E&ruD!ArloN srErcu .>ao ANrl-nrruuiA.
TioN N"s0LU1.oNs
ty',.c :c. admission, uS Georgia..
IMroR..,M2' From EtsULA


~, aa,ni.,,nn or Georgia.
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| MANIGAULT.-nie', q; Paris. France OH the
| 5oih November, 1861, u. II. NANlGAULT, of
Charleston, :. c., aged lllty years.
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&J-GLASS GLOBES.-SOME MONTHS
ago ten or twelve Cut Gnss Gas Globes were
left with +. l.. GUILLEMIN, Gas Filter Church
street. to be sold. Tic owner Will please claim
The Globes at once, they will be sold to defray
expenses. dccll
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Ga5- NOTICE. ALI. PERSONS ITAv-
ING claims against the Estate OF DR.. j. l.. NOW.
ELL, late OF St. James Santcc, Will present them
TO the undersigned properly attcstc,l, within the
time prescribed by law. All indebted to said Es.
tate will please make payment at once.
u. W. NOWELI.l ,,,
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

THE FUNERAL OF THE KINGS FATufE-TuH
SLAVE TRADE IN THE MICRONEsIAN ISLANDS.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Jan. S.--The mail steamer
Inaho with Honolulu Sandwich Islands. adyices 10 Dec
&c. arrived to-day.
The funeral cortege Of his Royal Hghness NJ Keku
anaoa father OF King Kamehameha on the 22d OF Decem
Der. very imposing II 80 minutes I'm passing
given point The marines ana sailors OF the United States
steamer Ossppee in tho procession. Guns
fired from the Punch Bowl Battery during the forenoon
and the Ossipce fired salute OF Il business
suspended during the day.
The missionary packet Morning star has arrived from
q cruise among the McrOnesan Islands. She reports
that the slave trade Is openly carried between the
islands and the coast OF South America Correspondence
published in the Honolulu papers contain accounts Of
outrages peTpetrated on the natives by the
The missionaries urgent In their demands for the
reference OF the American. English and French
sells 10 prevent the unlaw fu traffic.
The advices from Tie MicrOuesan Islands reports tho
presence in those waters Of a long brig named The
WateTy, Capt benjamin PeasC, flying the British aud
the American col0rs by turns She is manned with
l2pOuDdeIs, sXpOunders and two Chasers,
properly mounted ana Is well supplied with small arms
and ammunition. she has q fun crew, consisting Of
Europeans Americans, aud Manila men; they well
drilled. II not known Tor what purpose her heavy
mament Is intended Vessels cruising the Caro-
line Islands warned OF danger from the armed brig
The American brig Constantine put into Honolulu In
distress Dec. IS. Phe ships Joe Lane aud Behring's
sailed for Bedford on the 9h and 18th OF December
respectively The A. j. Pope sailed for Bremen the
18th with the most valuable cargo ever sent from the
Islands It Is valued at tl55,OO0 Advces from Bakers
Island OF Nov report that the following vessels HAD
arrived loaded, ond sailed for Liverpool: Monticello
sailed sept.9 III Dorado, Oct. g. Florence Chapman
NOV. O.
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CHEAP OCEAN POSTAGE.

Mr.. Hadfeld, NJ. p, and Mr. Bailey, NJ. p,
have initiated the following memorial TO the American
Minister who has gracefully received IT, and cheerfuy
expressed his willingness TO promote cheap ocean post
age between the United states and the United Kingdom
"SIR Being aware Of the signal benefits which have
been derived in the United states and IN Great Britain
and Ireland by the cheap rates OF postage existing in
these countries take the liberty OF asking your
favorable consideration Of the advantages which, IN
our opinion, would by the establishments
OF penny oceanic postage between the United
states and tle United Kingdom. Allow US, there
fore 10 ask the favor Of your communicating
with your Government upon this subject ana De
assured of our services suggesting 10 our own Govern
ment the proprety OF entering into all the arrangements
reoue for giving practical effect TO this proposal We
need not add that the results Of cheaper postal
saw not exceeding penny would become apparent ia
social commercial aud peaceful relations being more
largely secured both nations We have the honor TO be-
Sir YOUR faithful and Obedent servants. S6ned h the
Members for EdInburg, Dublin, Glasgow. Manchester
Leeds sheffield. South Lancashire, Notwithstanding
sussex stoke Warrington. BoS on. Hnddershed, Brad
ford Halifax. marlborough. Brighton BATH Taunton,
Iaunceston Newcase-on-TyDe, Sunderland. Nortbamp'
ION Prone. stafford, Wigan, Ayr Paisley, DUNDEE,
Greenock Carmarthenshire Kildare Kings County
sligo Wexford Wicklow, Waterford, LoaSiOro EnDls,
Limerick, BaIdcn, and PortaInetou)
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EUROPE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
SUBMISSION OF THE INSURGENTS TO THE TURK

SUBMISSION OF THE INSURGENTS TO THE, TURK
ISH AUTHORITIES.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Advices from Gambia by mail
fully confirm the previous reports of the submission
of the Cretans to the Turkish authority.
THE GREEK BLUE BOOK on CRETE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 9.-The Greek blue book
copies of which have been received here, contains q
statement that Gen. Ignatef, the Russian Embassa-
dor to the Sultans Court, had assured Mr. Delyanns
the Greek Minister here, that the Sublime Porte
would not repress any action of Greece in reference
to Crete
THE FIRST SESSION OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
PARIS, Jan. 10.-The Conference for the settlement
of the dispute between Greece and Turkey met in
this city yesterday Their first session was q long
one commencing at o'clock in the afternoon and
terminating at II o'clock at night The Greek and
Turkish representatives both manifested very con-
ciliatory disposition. and peaceful result to the
deliberations of the Conference is looked forward to
with confidence The next session will take place on
Tuesday Jan. 12.
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l. ARrUOI- AXE AT COIINA--MANI PERSONS
KILLFD-GREAT DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY.
SAN Francisco. Jan. "a letter from Colt
m, Nevico gives an account OF n terrible earthquake
experenced In that city the morning OF Dee 20 10,
several days previous the volcano Of Cona, 80 in's
nom the CITY exhibited symptoms Of Internal conlmot0
sending forth smoke and steam accompanied ny rnnpu1e
and shaking Of the earth The morning ~ Tie oth UT
was ushered in by gentle rocking ~ the earn, when
GRADUALLY increased in violence nnnI the walls oi
The honses we're cracked and everything brcakabe was
demolished The vibrations were nom the north u
,he southwest aud lasted nearly forty seconds Tue
CatbedraI warehouse and several brick bindings were
cracked from top bottom. The people were startled
nom their sleep aud rushed frntcay for the Plaza
"a enored thar several persons were killed by the flnG
NJ the walls Of the National Hotel TIE shock was felt
lon distance the interior In several places the ground
"nened trees were uprooted. the hills eveled water
courses Sangod, aud general uphcaya cf the earth
took place. , , NJ, -,
Al The City of ManIanilio the Cathedral building which
had stood the shocks of earthua and storms Tor over
century rven from top to bottom Evcn the tes Oh
the roof broken sOtne eighteen of twenty pelros
were killed NY the failing walls OF The American tot'
and three Others buried beneath the ruins of Wasse
man n Co.'S warehouse.
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CUBf.
COURT-IARTIALs ABOLISHED BY TIE CAPTAIN
GENERAL AND SLAVERY BY THE INSURGENTS
ESTABLISHMENT OF LIBERTY OF TIE PRESS.

COURT-IARTGALs ABOLISHED BY TIE CAPTAIN
GENERAL AND SLAVERY BY THE INSURGENTS
DISBURSEMENT OF LIBERTY OF TIE PRESS.
HAVANA, Jan. "a proclamation by the Cap
tainGencral aDolshng courtmartals for the trial ~
civil to-day promulgated The reports are fully
confirmed that the reyOlutiouiss have dccreed tie abO
ton Of slavery within their lines. The Spaniafds here
consider IL desperate measure and al indication ~ the
growing weakness Of the rebel The commanders
Of some flying columns ~ Spanish troops report that the
revolution Is gradually decreasing; but well informed
Cubans assert the contrary and report that the reyou
uoiat forces are constantly receiving accessons from
within and without the island. The proclamation
effect The leaders Of the Cuban party declare that they
have the greatest confidence in Gen Dulce honor
aDe gentleman. but they they cannot place any rc
hpe on The compromise measures he iutrOduccs Tor a
olher revolution may take place any mOment ~ spain,
Nbch might change The whole aspect OF affairs, and
Pihps Az inc acts Of the Captain General. u Is antici
pated lhh the recent liberal propositions VIII cause
DaIeIa ehango Ia the suTrcCliOnary districts as soon
as they become known there.
ATTITUDE or THE SPANISH PAPERS IL HAVANA
-ESTABLlSIlNENf OF NEW LIBERAL PAPERS.
HAVANA, JAM 10.-Thc Didrio the organ of
siaNe biefs ana the defender Of the corrupt blrca-
49,, VIZ 10 the present date has published nothing Of
oN OntE 81 tings. ana sensible and moderate span
un ar ui7SJhlfd With It's conduct Tie YfCisG,
i"lsu PAPER, ana the repued organ Of The Jesuits
70 pnpileh hoinbastic articles, full Of threats
as"hHt e hcVolutloi-ts This journal is considered an
snrl, $500 We nDan party, and " respected as
su' several new Liberal Journals made their Die
t"luc, AZ ne Iacon Ihcatcr last niRii, Tie rcvolu
'+' - .f OF spain Nus slUE antl udi-rrih fh'c EN-
f''''' 30 li'ItttftJtir . g.
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LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

A true bill was found against Doran, on
saturday for the murder Of Whitfield NJ Memphis
ID. Sweeny's grain elevator and warehouse,
al BLOOMINGTON, H., was burned on Friday night
Patrick Doody. lately confined IN the jail
Al Ottawa on suspicion ~ Fenianisln died ON Friday
Jacob Becker. the proprietor OF the barber
.hop An the sherman House b0Vk al chicago, ueu SUI
denly on Saturday. Foul PLAY is suspected
A Memphis dispatch says the Board OF
Couuty Commissioners have subscribed $500 900 IN aid OF
the n,ruction of the Mississippi Railroad 10 Paducah
Munketreck the Canadian Magistrate who
WA arrested FOR conspiracy 10 release Bogan has been
liberated on bail large portion Of the money stolen by
Bogart has been recovered. go
"A nenchman named Hall. Of Dayyille.
Conn near DaueisOnvle by the last tf1ln
from Norwich Oh saturday evening, ana ataly Ihlhea'
lie lying on the track, aud was proaby toNeheu'
At Il meeting of Montreal merchants, re-
speeding the socalled silver nuisance Mr. Welrs pan 10
export two millions of silver unanimously ad"pteu
In accordance with resolutions passed. The uDe io'
accepting tenders WAS extended "a February O. -,
A fire ut Cairo on Friday, destroyed INC
clothing and furnishing house. Of McsSrs sieinhelmer ~
Marks and three saloons belonging To Andf1M na,i
Marshall Bambiick. and Patrick tlUsclhld' i"o ''''
loss Is about $4,000; insured Tor s.0tW f, CO.,
4 batch of cOunterfeitels, lsfilrI otcin;
Henry Mnrbrshi. Caufman Stern, Hannah Hiseis, -
Ntr, Srider we're arrested az Cincinnati on H'u,
A Iof ~ nickel coin and inp'cDieis iof m'A'"~ - wy
spifFd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

SAFETY OF MORE OF THE HIBERNIAs PAS
sENGERS AND CREW.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Tbe brig Hannibal, which ar
rived here yesterday, reports having passed the
Ocean Spray, bound to New-York with 80 of the
missing passengers and crew of the Anchor Lines
steamship Hibernia which foundered in November
last. She would land them at Madeira.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
TIE INDIANS.

TIE COMANCHEs OFFERING TO SURRENDER.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-Gen. Sherman has received
information that representatives 800 Comanche
lodges have arrived at Fort Bascom NewMeXicO. and
offered 10 surrender They were notified that
render would be received except NJ Fort Cobb the object
being TO have all the tribes the Plains within watching
distance u Gen. Sheridan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
FRANCE.
THE CHINESE EMBASSY.

THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
PARIS, Jan. 10.-An official journal says the En-
bassadors of China, i'll this city, are receiving
every honor and attention and declares that Mr.
Burlingames position the Embassy is entirely
satisfactory to the Emperor. The ambassadors VIII
have formal audience with the Emperor at an early
day.