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trial ls likely to take place next month.
.'ass, sssS i 81 SsS a Psi sl sys.,Ss
Of the ship and the the 1rst mate have died on shore
since the arrival Of the ship In port, victims to q
malignant fever which broke out on board, and
which had Its origin probably In their own inca
acted as doctor on the voyage seems to have been
incompetent and derelict In duty. The sick In hos
pta were shamefully neglected by him. The serving
out from time to time OF ration OF castor oil to eacn
medical services; and the only surgical operation
alluded to In the evidence as having been performed
by him was the ampntaton OF the finger OF John
Gilmartin, passenger, shoemaker's pncers being
the instrument used and the patient dying In two
days after the operation. IL was an actual reign OF
terror board Of that Inflated ship. or passengers
that were young, strong and vigorous when they
first came on board, four died on the passage. Of
those who survived some were scarce able to sazger
ashore so faint were they from hunger and ex-
hausbion. The foregoing statement win serve 10 give
your honorable Board q general idea Oh tie conui-
ton OF the passengers OF the ship James Foster Jr
IN this most unfortunate voyage. FOR iurtner ue
tails your committee refer TO the copy OF testimony
annexed The Ill treatment OF her crew your COM
ittee have not specially inquired into, az not being
included in the subject VI the investigation, which,
10y the statute Of this state, above referred to 'ae
Commissioners OF Emigration are empowered to
make. a..
this matter have erected no more than 70 attract
TO this subject the attention OF .ne pupne Pess Vv.n
here and IN Europe, much good has been done, not
to sneak OF the advantage which the testimony taken
by them and perpetuated may be 10 passengers
seeking redress by civil proceedings. In seeking
willing to make all due allowance for the unusual
duration OF the voyage at the most inclement season
of the year. and the decentralization and confusion
which are but too apt to follow the continued labor.
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GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE.
The person presenting this ticket and paying the Of
81 will receive the prize here named One
PATENT ENAMELLED LADIES' WATCH,
J Marked No. 73, and valued At &15
This watch 10 warranted to be good tmekeeper. The
cases are gold plated and will wear for years equal TO
solid gold.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, August Silt Is stated that
there are eighteen and q quarter millions or
gallons Of whiskey still in bond. :
Robeson has arrived.
The Cabinet ia in session. It ia understood
that routine questions o, the departments only
will be entertained.
The Revenue to-day was nearly a half mil
lion. The total for the mouth was over fifteen
millions.
The Cabinet continued in session until four
O'Clock. Various mattere of public inter sst
were made the subject Cs conversation, but no
active measures were taken regarding thom.
Fisk read dispatch from Buriingame deny
Ing the rejection OF tho treaty by tho Chinese
government.
The President receives visitors tomorrow
and departs for Saratoga at night.
Secretary Fisk, in reply to inquiries from
'Cubans, has no information as to any action Of
the Spanish government iu the proposition to
sell Cuba. II is believed In Cuban circles that
the serrano government will make no decision
N the matter, but will leave it to the King who
Us to be chosen by the Cortes.
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Special uotiess.
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4 ~MARENGO.-F EVER AND AGUR
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PRRvRNTivE.-Th,s val.
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years, Ind through the persuasion Of friends, who
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proprietor has been iuduced to oner Il to the pub.
lilo. 1t is warranted TO cure cHILLs AND FEVER
Of however long standing, r.movtng the cause and
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will PURIFY TIE BLOOD. strengthen tho digea.
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patient to perfect health. Il Is purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and SO harmless that children Of all
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hss no superior. and for debility arising from the
effects OF fever, fro other cause. Is invaluable
few doses iss sufficient 10 saisty the most IN.
credulous sufferer Of its Virtue and worth. An
who try cne bottlo Of MARESGO viii be 90 much
pleased With its effect, that they will readily en-
dorse Il, NO HUMBUa. For evidence OF its efa.
cscy and vaiue. refer to MARENGo circulars. which
contain certificates Of we'll known and respectable
'ttixeps. f u. f,I'3iEi
AARENGo 10 . genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and manufacturer bang native and
resident Of Chnreston and It Is fully guarap., ed 10
give complete and universal .,tisfacuon. h., it
NO HuMBUG. TRY 1T. = 5s. ..5--.,.. ..
For sale by all Druggists, and BY DoWIE q
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RlCH, WINEMAN CO., Hayne-street, and q. j.,
LUHN,s Druggist, Agent Or Proprie.or,, corner o,
King and JohS .ssts, Charleston, d.
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ANOTHER p1e RADIo4r CONE TO
GRIEE g
Impeachment OF oover4lr Bullock.

It will be seen by the followi9 extracts from
an article in the Augusta &c. .stitutionnlist
that Governor Bullock is in aTsir way OF get.
ting his deserts at last: ~ q
Mr. Angler, the State Treasuror, charges
National Bank, the Governor appropriated
1900 Of the State t,ii'ds, which amount has not
been accounted for or paid! Ee further
charges that the Governor" has Sec5he
xS4s R1sn'G 81
transaction tho State. wasscom pelled to
Fay eleven per cent in &yder to ac-
oommodate the individual deficit Of Mr.
Governor" has already paid the State Attorney
5000 out OF the Stale fund, although this Off.
Ger is by law entitled to bht $1,000 per annum.
He further charges that the State Attorney is
Road, when BY act oS Assembly this officer is
Obliged to proceed ID that capicily without
other compensation than the $4,000 por annum
specially appropriated for him. He further
His EIcellency" for the illumination OF KIM
ballS Opera House, whereas there has been
but trifing gas bill. In this clause 1t is
clearly lnsinuated that the States paying the
the Governors" peculiar benefit. He further
charges that preteptious guard Of the Exec
utiye Mansion ls paid $120 per month, when
public exigency does not warrant such an out
lay and outside parties would se willing to
save this expense TO the Common Soalth.
To this extont, the Governor, >tho irooly
l2)l.S &oXeTH9S5y By MIA if5Gap sSassurer. Go
Ina beyond the n1ersiS q ianoiaI. Sle treasurer
shows him up as mora! deliaq':cnt as. we'll as
corrupt, unworthy and ignorant creature, who
is . representative in Georgia OF the patriot
isIn," the Virtue" and tho 'tnteiligence" made
triumphant Ly war Is he not q beauty.p Is
he not vol thy of alteration by our old, original
Union men, North and iouth The Ipiaarv of
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Obituary.
In nIouortan. .


JARh.-Departed this life. in Williamsburg. n. T..
on tho 1lih August, 1859, Mrs BLIzA COSrELLO'
beloved conort ofJosH JAnA OF this city, In the SOD
year OF her age. devoted wife, kind mother and a
most generous frleod. 10 the domcs,ic relations OF
life her gentleness, forbearapce ant Kindness en-.
deared her to all with whom she cam. In contact.
But few weeks since, the .euhiect Of this notice
In primo health and vigor, With plcasarh aulfcps
tion OF meeting dear brother whom Tho had not
seen for miny years, and Intending 70 epend few
months In his company and other friends whom
ehe lonRed to SEQ took passage In the Eaar and ar.
rtve safe, hndtpg her hni1cpAiion5 fulIyreaized
Welcomed and kindly entertained b5 her brothes
ana friends. nothing seemed present to mar The hap.
piness Of this family and friendly u]ion But this
pleasant condition OF things WAS destined 70 be OF
ehort duration, for on tn .6ttt .barst aha rns
seized with violent attack Of cholera norbus aud
amer few Gays suffering, which she boro with
Christian patience aud forti.ude, Terminated her
mortsl existence. thus verifying the holy adrnoni-
tton. that Gin tho midst OF life We arc In death
The bereay ed husband having heen advised OF the
critical condition OF bis beloved companion Imme-
distey len by rail- but arrived too jae to meet her
alive. aud thus deprived OF tbs sad and last con-
solatton OF bidding her his last farewell
oh. how terrible tho thought were all tbipos 10
END here; but mol ,hero Is an hereafter, where oil
hope 10 receive the reward Of wellspent life in the
enjoyment Of an eyeriastiug bliss. or this We hsyo
the promise nom Him who suffered death on the
Cross for our redemption In the welcome Invitation:
"come ye blessed OF my Father. inherit the hing.
dom prepared for you from tho foundation Of the
World AFRtRND.
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- A REGULAR HABIT OF BODY !

+, SS A REGULAR habit OF BODY Is
absolutely essential to physcal health and olearness
OF intellect Nor is this all. Beauty Of person can.
not eoexist with unnatural condition OF The boz
els. free passage Of the refuse matter Of the sys.
tenn through these natural wssto pipes is neees.
sary to the purity Of the body as the free passage OF
the od Of city through It's sewers is necessary to
the health ofits fLbabitants.
Indigestion IL The primary cause Of most of the
diseases OF the dischargina ol1ns, and one Of It's
most common results 10 constipation. This com.
plaint besides bsing dangerous 10 itselt has many
diaaareeablc concomitants-sueh u an unpIea SAINT
breath, sallow s.in, contaminated blood and bie,
hemorrhoids headache, loss OF memors, aud gene.
raj debility. III N
HosIETrRR5 STOMACH BIrTRRs remove ali
thsse evils by removing their Immediate cause In
the digestive orRans. aud regulating the ction Of the
tntsstines The combinatIon OF properties IN tbis
eaebrated pfepara.onis one Of its obtsf me rits II
y not msfeiy stimulant Of atouIe or an suti.blI.
tous asent tor nsrvlns, ror blood gdspurent OF
cathartics butan these curative ole pents judcieus
Hbiended In ons powerful reutoratve, Il lsnd. 40
dysy and yigor 10 tuert and ensrvated slom ssh
rensyes the Aimenaty canal ofis obstruclions, and
GiseS tome to the membrane which lines It. gently
ssfmaates the liver brace, the nerves, and cheers
the animal spfnu. No other remely possessos suon
variety Of hyrleno virtues Isis 70 those char o
ts-sees that Il owea It's prestige a household M
detne. kxperieree has provti that It Is q harm,
lss a. t 10 efcaeious, and bsee it 10 a porni.,
WIN The aeaka ~ Y MIN ths stronger. "a :
HosTRrTER's sToMACH HIrrRRs IL ,soid ID
betes ooiy. Snd tRs tsds nsrk blown In ihs ~
Ard engraved on ths jaSsl, Win our stsel sseisyed
rstsnus stamp ovss tas CON- u teftps ssnutnSness
bsware OF counterfct& pso 8 August 23
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FIFTEENTH DAYS PRcrEEDrNas
GRkHNvILLE. g. O., THuasDAY. August 2S-
The court was opened at 10 o'clock A. ~, Hon.
George 8. Bryan, presiding. q '6
The grand jury returned into court with the
the following bills and Hndings:
No BAs.-United States vs.. Isaiah Mnrpby.
Distlling without paylug tax, sections s, g.,
and a act July 20. 1858.
United States va. VIM. Love and Jas. Moore.
Distiing without paying tax, sections s, 6. y
and a. act July 20, 1853. ~.
United States VS.. John W. Carter. Distilline
Tlthe%t sn Psssyjngata1, sections g, and "A. act
United States vs.. twonty barrels distilled
spirlts, one distilery and appnrtepances5foun
10 Echland County, ip possession OF w. q.
OF internal revenue laws: Jury No. was
charged with this case on Monday, and the
argument way closed to-day, and the further
heagng & Sohsn@ed ha rs ah tomorrow, when the
s1xIENTH DAYylat
FRIDAY, August 27.-Oourt opened at 10
o'clock A. NJ, Hon. G. g. Bryan, presiding,
Petit jurors answered to their Names The
grand Jury was dismissed until Wednesday,
United States ys. John p. Wynne. Violation
internal revenue laws-distilling without pay-
Ing ta1. Defendant pleaded yguiisg, and was
lars and to seven monIbs i%prson%sn ga DOL
Dnited States va. tusnty barrels distilled
spirits one dfstillery and appurtenances, found
81 hich,and County. IN possession OF ". H,
Stack. Information for forfeiture for viola.
Ton Ton internal 1T revenue lave. W. Z. Easley and
Ssmuei W. Melton for defendant. Jury No. i,
charged with this case, returned into cours
With the verdict OF not guilty. D. i. Cor.
"n; Dstriet Attorney, moved for new trial.
United States vs.. John Bevis. Distillinu
NIL S,tnons paying tax. Jury No. 2, charged WITH
moi guilty. N,',, "-.4 49,. " 'eAu'es VI
United States vs. Thomas A. Ho,tv.,. -,
Violation OF internal re.sluo laws. Retail Il!
quor dealer without paying tax. On hearing
argument In this olse, on motion of r. IS
Jones' ordered that the Judgment be &c. asida
and new trial granted. s,-e ~ oS' aeiuo 'Vo
United States vs. Frank Arninl.s Onnres.o,,
in office: The above named delendast savinn
been called. and failing to anawer, ON t.ot;oSS
OF District Attorney, ordered that bench mar.
rant do forthwith Issue for bis arrost for trial.
In Bdnkrupsoy.-Ex parte NJ. Lesser, PETIT
htiop for final discharge. W. e. Earlo pro pet.
Registrar O. g.. Jaeger reporting fayorsbly.
the Judge signed an order and certificate OF
discharge under seal Of court.
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RADICAL PoH-WoW IN BDGEF1E1D.

]. - e.rt 3. :
The correspondent OF the Augusta Constitu.
tlonalist. writing from EdgeAeld Courthouse.
under date Of the 2sth, says:
During the last three weeks our village has
osn3oJeda s:3 a. snort peace. Since Hchelberger pub
has been the guest Of Congressman Hoge, In
Columbia, and ut the same time keeping mis-
Exoellency Governor SCOTT posted in regard to
the one hundred and fifty murders, (said to bo
bic Excellency promised committees OF onr
citizens to forward tho names OF, and which
said committee agreed to have arrested and
tried, but up to this time their names have not
On last Thursday EioheIborger returned
home, and every one Was saying what mean.
ness is nov to follow. On yesterday afternoon
the conataPulary force, arms and equipments.
PRE- PPhSe az p pps In order to proceed 70 escort
pne hosse depot. At 8 O'Clock, Philip, in q
sssriIaRe, MNh his esoort, proceeded 10 the
aeePot' eP arg. esct'efd ConRressmsn Eoge into
ons 1,,a and snenGe 70 !he residohce 6f Philip
pHtywere up until Q lato hour last nioht dis
cusang the great wrongs the loyai nartvs has
sulared In our county. Vt
To-day, Hoge spoke to the negroes for al
county, which, Of course, i, ali doue ~ " ae ih
rebels. and that the only friend Of the negro on
tnis earth was ther leaders or the Republican
isTssss :, ,s9s|@sssa III Y y.
loyal sheet ttithis place soon. He il (. arm
supporter! Of the late John Brown. ma does
not deny being With Brown 10 Marsisnds in
ls6o. Hts ehsracter Il ton .HaIl known. 70 nsad
sDg asTS ns = not ths q
:. Over ono thousand ,nsgroes were prsseut az
aths ass, academy groys ss.s @s
dehvered, The matter being kept sSh eniifs
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GENERAL CANDY IND TIE TEST
OATH.

This interesting dispatch from Richmond ia
taken from the Baltimore Sun Of Monday
The following is as authentic as it is impor-
tant: a gentleman belonging to ono or the
Two wv y walker state committees, = lwhose name
tervtew with -General Candy, in which that
official declared that the only terme hu had 10
propose were that all ineligible members Of the
Immediately or1er new eleosions 10 fll the va
cancies thus created. If men were thereupon
returned who could take the test oath, he
s6ould further speedy reconstruction to the
e1tent o. his ability and authority; but il
tho present inelgibles did not resign, or II
other ineligibles were elected 10 succeed thom,
t6nr Yea saog9d " gPssss thse Whale sIee
a,tion till that body reviewed the matter and
gave h hnal "a di[eSOns BEING questfSned as to
replied that he would have ooae 30 ere this
but tbas when he issued his circular to the
members OF the Legislature, inquiring as to
vstive State committee ofioiousiy aud sedi-
tiously interfered to prevent responses, and
that he considered the continued aetiy, exis-
tenco OK that committee as . standing menace
TO- him and reconstruction. He would never, as
lopg az he coulL avoid it, surrender any depart.
ment OF the State government to The practical
control OF a clique composed Of men having
sloh antecedents. and originally organised In
open opposition to every measure OF recon
struotion. ~. .-ijs15-1fl. ~.
General Oanby's distrust Of the Conservative
Corerittas has long been known, and within
the last few days efforts have been made to re-
place it and the true Republican COMMITTEES by
| new COMMITTEES that should represent the
whole body OF The supporters OF Walker. But
this has been Htrenuously opposed by Raleigh
T.,Daniel, the onalman of the Conservative
Committee, and the question is in abeyance
until the committee t,sarly all tho members of
which arc absent from the CITY shall be con.
vencd. It is believed that this committee, as
soon as it is aware that 1t is looked upon as an
obstacle IN the way OF reconstruction, will
readily agree to dissolve 10. favor OF JOINT
committee composed OF unobnoxfous Conserve
tives and moderate Republicans. Jl
The proposed resiRnaton OF the ineligible
members oleot OF the Legislature, coupled with
Generai Canby's promise. is looked upon as
| not very Objectionable way out Of our diff.
culties, and there is little doubt entertained
here thst the members unable TO take tho test
oath will generally yaoate. II they hesitate
the public voice is likely to be raised in de.
nnnoiation against them. General Malone II
here, and he warmly advocates prompt and
hearty compliance with tn conditions offered
by General Candy. Mahone's infusnce 10 our
SintC politics, as evidenced in recent move
menis, is vast. aud it may be considered that
hia approval, under all the circumstances, dc.
| cides the matter. .
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81 STATE AND COUNTY TAXEy-OF.
FOE OF COUNTY. TREASURER. CHARLESTON
COUNTY, FIRRPRoOF BUILDING. AUGUST ORE,
ls69-Notice 10 hereby given that this once IL now
open for the RECEIPT OF THE STATE AND
COUNTY TAXES for the year 1859. 81
Taxes not paid on or before the twenty.thrd t2sd,
da5 Of September, 1859. arc liable to peuaty OF 90
per cent
All taxes remaining unpaid ON the fourteenth
iiit' day qfDecember. 1862 are liable 10 collection
BY distress or otherwise with an additional pen ally
Of nve Is, per cent for ooiieotion thereof. i'sH
The total rate Of levss for State pupo ses is seven
and q half (7,<l mills on the dollar.
The total ratio for County purposes IL thre, Is,
mills on the dollar. ,:nir y
An asseisment on the aenesll Tax OF each Ta1.
payer 10 the City OF Charleston for FREQ Schools fs
fifteen rs. per cent on tho amount OF a,Id tsx.o 9
he State Taxes sre payable Ia Bills REQ eyable Of
the State. Uaited States Currency; Nat onaI Bank
Noteb, Gold and Silver Coin y e I; 'a 80
In addition 70 Che above. Coupons dated since il,
July. 1851 from certain State Bonds win also be re-
ceiyahle In payment otthe stAte Taxes. Wig;
Six per cent. Boais, Issued by tho stato, under
an act Of 1854. IN aid Of the Blue Ridge Railroad.
q Six per cent Bonds issued BY The State, under
che acts Of 1853 and 1885, for tho construction Of the
new etatehouse, and ak par cont. Bonds isrned by
the State. under The Sotso OF September and Doom
ber 1906 for funding tho past due principal aud in.
terest on the Slate debit. .s..S..-e,.
All Coupons that hsye socru6d' on Bonds denoted
fss and a. on or before lat Jay 1887, are fundahe
under the acts referred 70 above OF September and
December. 1865. and are not receivable f,r tax e.
The County Taxes are payable in United States
Currency. FLEETWOOD LANNEAU.
Treasurer Of Charleston County.
Auguitle auG 10, sept I, Is
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The Southern Historical societs is n.o.
ceedinR brayeIy with It's work, Il counts
among lite ofaoers General Lee, vice. president
for virginia; Wade Hampton, Who holds the
same once for South Carolina; kaphael
Semmss for Alabama; 8. 4 Mallory Tor Flotids.
and others less famous for Che other Ststes'
1he 'tmission" OF the society is now an oorincsd
to be, Htho publication olfthc records Of Ina
recent struggle for Confederate indepSid idence. y,
nments hase been already contributed' rhsss
pnbiicattons vii, in the opinion OF the seore
tary, Or: Joseph JoneI yindlcats boiors xSa
world "the consummate ability OF the tNnfsde.
p poofiy armed and equipped, prolonged, ,throu@h, ,
four years Of pnexalnpaad privaiIon ara toil!
bloody and gigantic war against 8,0O0. 900 OF
men. armed With the tmDst effective and. de-
sHucttYe weapons Of mooesp wArfhre:n
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sPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

sheldon& Sons cotton mill at Barbersvile,
r. l., was burned.
At q large meeting held at Springfield, No.,
directors for the railroad from Kansas City to
Memphis we're elected.
The conspiracy and executions on the United
States steamer Sabine ore pronounced by .
London dispatch canard.
The United States, MoMakin's, Atlantic and
American Hotels, at Cape May, with many in.
teIvening stores and cottages, are burned.
Tie brown-stone building in Chestnut-street,
Philadelphia, Immediately adjoining the Con-
tinental Hotel, was burning last night, and the
Continental Was in great danger.
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Boston felt peculiarly interested in the in
tornaiional boatrace. and adopted O peculiar
method Of announcing tho ,m1tter. II tho
Harynrds were victorious, 6-5 was TO be struck
"a was struck. II the Harvards won, the
American flag was to be displayed on The tor
Of pole on Telegraph Hill at Hut; but as the
English beat, the flag was run only half way
Boston to learn tho result, and when it came
they dld not cheer.
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aT THE SURGEONS REPORTS SHOW
.es our armie. have suffered sro1S dsm dG Snssa sna
change ofclln,a,o TO which they arc exposed. They
also nnd AYERS AaUE CURE Is an eHectual reme-
dy Tor this dfsternper, aud arc urging the 90 yern.
msns to adopt 1t within tho regulations. The Sur
because II Is put up in pro-
prietsry form. However great that convenience 10
the public. ho prefers the physicians Of tho army
should give their own directions for the do,es
whitever professional pride may dictate. he knows
as we'll as We do. that Dr. Ayers "Cure Is an almost
perfect anddote for the Ague and that the soldi
should bave the benefit Of Il. as well as the people
twshington 10. c.) Correspondent
Sept pio
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secret from the whites until yesterday even.

ing.
Congressman Hoge ran for Congress last
fall and was beaten by the Hon. J. P. Reed by
I'VE thousand votes. end Congress then beat
Reed, and hence Hoge is now allowed to draw
gressional District. Tho freedmen here os,l
him Hog. This was the frst Rrunt OF the hog
IN the way OF oampaisn speech, as his object
IN to got re-elcc cd next yoar; but We think II
he does not look sharp Philip will provo q
heavy stone in his way for tho nomination
Philip, too, has political ambition.
Miss Buie, the Confederate soldiers friend,
him to remove the "melish" from this place,
but Governor Scott refused her request, and
said that old Edgefeld had put him to more
trouble than the whole State. and instead OF
crease it; he also said tuat all loyal men should
be respected and have justice. Justice is all
our people want, for We know il the RAIDS get
justice somebody will suff.r.