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a1,v of truth has yindicated them from the un-
uumerited asporsions. Gentlemen, let me Say
tbat the way to correct POPULAR oLAioR is, no!
TO give way to it's attacks, bat rather to stano
up bravely for the RIGHT. At the very founda'
tion Of this difficulty between. these twe
roads-forced upon us by the other party-is
an irrepressble RIaHr. Let Us all struggle to lte
full assertion-stockholds everywhere as
we'll as officials. To do less or to evade the
issue is to be wanting in the elements OF real
manhood.
Colonel Yeadon said that he was glad that
he had asked for the information, as the ex-
PLANTATION given had been for the most part
satisfactory. The offer OF DIR. Johnson to pay
to the South Carolina Railroad only his earn
ipgs from Augusta to Graniteville, worth Sl5,-
0U1 per annum or less could not be e.itert Lin
ed, The offer Of hundred thousand dollars
IL would seem, had never been mlde, and II it
had il must have been refused, because it was
offered as an equivalent for what was worth
$500, 900. The explanation in regard to guano
had also been entirely satisfactory.
MIR. Seibels said he thought that this explain
alton ought to be made public. The people of
his section of the country were under the ini-
preston that Mr.. Johnson had offered one
eighth Of the entire earnings OF his road as
compensation fer the use Of the South Carolina
Railroad between Graniteville and augusta.
This was the cause Of the clamor.
Colonel Gabriel cannon caueu 10 ING aIteu-
ton Of the stockholders the necessity and ad;
vantage Of ex ending the Splrtanburg and
Union Railroad to Asheville, N. C. He e1-
planned at length the merits Of the proposed
line, and offered the following resolution, which
was unanimously adoptod:
Resolued, That the President aud Directors
of the South Carolina Railroad Company be
authorized, if they deem 1T advisable, to aid in
the extension OF the SpartaDburg and Union
Railroad to oAshevllle, North Carolina, by freight
on iron or otherwise.
A committee IN proxies and managers OF
elections were then appointed, and the meeting
adjourned to o'clock P. NJ.
At four P. NJ. the meeting was again called
to order and the minutes OF the mornings SEES.
sion were read and confirmed. The reports OF
the results OF the elections held yesterday for
Directors in the Railroad Company and Bank
we're submitted, read and received as informa-
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEWS.
COLUMBIA, February 1O.-This morning Gov
ernor Scott sent to the Senate his veto of the
act to re-enact certain ats lending the name
and credit OF the State to the Grecnville and
Columbia Railroad Company. and to validate
the action OF said company hereunder. The
message was made the special order for Friday.
Corbin offered resolution to adjourn on the
18th instant, which was laid over for conslde-
ration tomorrow.
The consideration of the Charleston Election
bill was resumed. Alter speeches by Corbln,
Cain and Leslie, the bill was considered by
sections. The word elect was stricken from
the second section. The third section was
stricken out aud the following substituted, and
the bill then passed its second reading by
vote of ayes Is, nays 5:
SECTION 3. That for each and ovety days de-
tention OF holding of the Office of 9layor or
Aldermen of the City of Charleston, contrary
to the provisions OF this act, the person or
persons so offending shall be subject to pen
atty of fifty dollars, the said penalty to be re-
covered in any action OF debt by the person or
persons aggrieved and kept out OF office
thereby.
SEC. &. any laws CCuCluuluS Ill oAuC0 PS1 oOoo
elected or appointed to Office previous to, dur.
ing, or under the late provisional government
of South Carolina. or under or by virtue OF any
military orders, shall bo held not to apply to OF
continue in Office the present Acting Mayor
and Aldermen of the City of Charleston, but
US to them said laws shall be held to be null
and Void all acts or pats OF acts inconslst-
ent with this act are hereby repealed.
IL THE House, Al K MAY introduced bill
to amend The act TO authorize loan to pay
the interest on the public debt.
Johnson introduced a bill to amend an act
to incorporate the Town Of Winnsboro'.
The bill TO authorize loan for the relief Of
the State Treasury was passed and sent to the
Senate.
The bill to amend acts Incorporating the
South Carolina University was amended so
that the Legislature shall elect the trustees,
and no distinction as to race, color or creed
shall be made in the admission of students.
The act then passed the second reading and
was ordered to be enerossed.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

THE REBELS DESTROY RAILROAD AND OCCUPY
oAmsRoN-THE SITUATION BEol HnNa GRAVE.
HAvAN., February 1o.-rhe rcbais have de-
stroyed q section OF the railroad and now
oooupy the. Town of Cameron. between Cien-
fneoos and Villa Clara. Several attempts at
revolution have been made in the fueta Aoa]"
region. The situation is be'omlng grave, and
.h$goverpment is taking active steps to pre-
vent the landing oil reiufort erents. solun'
teers are guarding Havana and the forlfsa-
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Fur PALATKA. ELVK'OA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FtRNANDINA AND JACKSON


S-.oA TIE FIRsT-CASS STEAM ER
$3.50 $s.s151 DICTATOR, Captain L. NJ. coxnrrKs,
Will sail from Charleston ever 7uesdoy Eoe"'ng, ut
Eight O'clock, toe the above points.
The frst CLASS steamer CITY POINT, Captain YIN.
r. MoNELTY, Will al from Charleston every Sasur-
dos Evenino, a, Eight O'ciocx. Tor ABOVE poiats.
Counacrng with the CENTRAL Railroad at 'ays iuah
for Mobile aud Ne Orleans, and with the FLORIDA
Railroad at Fsrnnudin. for Cedar Keys nt wa:on
point steamers connect with New Orioans. mopiie.
Pensaco u key West and IL .vana.
Through Bills Ladiut given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
ers Oelaoaha and Griffin FIR SiIUer Springs ssd LaAss,
Griffin, Eustls, Har'is dnt Durham.
All freigt. "'yaUle "n tho wharf
and expense OF ow ers.
For freight or Passage engagement apply to
]. d. AIKEN a o., ABents.
south Atlantic Wharf.
N.B.-No extra charge for Meals and Ntatarooms (.
Steamer ,aty Point will touah at 81 Mays, &c o.
going arl returning each week.
NSeemb6r 81
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Hs BArLHELUk'S HAIR DYE -fHlS
splendid us,r Dye is the bost III be world; the
only ule and perfect Dye; narmleSs- reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
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brown. Sold bv al Druggists and Ptrfur ers; apd
properly applied OF Bachelors Wig Factory. NO
no1d.slreet, New Eork. Br '"n"S''
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tions while the regulars arc moving against
the insurgents.
LArEn.-Thc arrests continue. Last night
the police searched several houses. The re-
cruiting of volunteers is carried on brlskly.
Two companies of regulars have left Matanzas
for Macagua to suppress an insurrection there.
Vuelta Abajo continues quiet.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE C14PIT4L.

VETO OF TEE GREENvHLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL
ROAD BuL-coNrINuED DISCUSSION OF THE
ELECTION BILL-IT Is AMENDED AND PASSES
THE SECOND READING.
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PACIFIC NAIL S'rEAr1>fiIP COMPYs
THRouoH Llh- 10

PACIFIC NAIL S'rEAe1>fiIP COMPYb
THROUGH Lib. 10
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FRETgHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY R1
DUCED RATES:
SIEAMLks or THE ABOVE
>tI:- tsyya:J line leave Pier No A, North River,
.IEErS.fHS' foot of Canal street New York,
,s4+l5sss II O'Clock noon OF the lst. 9Th, l6tf
and oath OF every month except when these date'
Inll on Sunday then the saturday preceding.
Departure OF lst and oath connect at Panama WIFI
stearncrs for south Pari8c ahd 0eutral american
ports those OF lei touch al Eanzapjllo.
departure of 9Th OF each month connects Wltt
the new steam ruf E-s-a Panama to Australia az
New Zealand
steanshp ] PAN leaves I'm FIaL CISCO fer CHI
Ia and japan February 4. 1859.
20 CaiIiornla steamers touch at aorsna- bui az
direct from Nes York 10 +spinWau
Que hundred pounds bagsase iIee to eaeh ad.f'
Medicine und teudanc- tree.
For Passage ickets OF iurthaf fnrofu2uon htfa
at the CONPANY'> TT K3, OfrIEE, ou tne TAs:.
loot o; Caus-s,rect, Noltb Eiver N'v York-
Murcn IA Tyr +. Il. "aRY, aReh'.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

THE ALABAMA CLAIAlS,
LONDON, February S.-The Standard to- day
predicts that tho Alabama treaty will be re-
jected by the United States, and is sure that
the next administration will not &c: such fivor-
able terms for the settlement of the question
at issue.
A dispatch from China reports that the ship
SUI prise, from Foo Chow for New York, went
ashore near Hong Kong, and the ship and cargo
were badly damaged.
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EUROPE.
MEETING OF THE coRTFs.

MEETING OF THE CoRTFs.
MADRID, February 1O.-Only ~no OF the as
sassins of Burgos has been sentenced 10 death.
His case awaits the action of the Cortes, which
will meet tomorrow.
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DIRECTORS N RAILROAD COMPANY.
W. J. MAaRArH, +. ]: PEIzER,
L. D. DESAUssURE, B. g. RIoE,
JoHN HANoKg1. d. Il. DELEoN,
ANDRET SlMoNDs, JAS. RosE
q. ". WILLIAMS, W. a. CoURrENAY,
HENRY GoURDIN, 8. GBBEs,
JAMES Z. BoYoE.
DIRECTORS IN BANK.
T.gr' = 3: Possapn, sSsa 4; y & j. aSaHasi @aaRssn
2. B. CAKES. E. q. LOCKE.
J. q. COCHRAN, j. +: ONEILL,
B. O,NE1LL, A. 81. ABRAHAMs,
W. A. PRINaLE, j. McCAhEY,
l.. D. DESAUssuRE.
Mr.. Hauckel moved that the chairman be
requested to vacate temporarily the chair to
Gsneral Cannon, which having been complied
with. he offered the following resolution, and
the Same was unanimously adopted:
ResoGued That it is the desire OF this meet
ing. by the unanlnou adoption Of this reso-
lution, to express their unfelgned thanks to
General Wilmot G. DeSaussure tor the able
and courteous manner in which he has pre-
sided over the deliberations OF our annual con-
venton.
General DeSaussure on resumine the chair,
returned his thanks in happy and apprGpri-
ate manner for the compliment paid linn.
Mr.. w. l.. Ellis moved tho following amend
ment to the bylaws
Article /, Section 2d-Strike out the words
three months I" in the sixth line and insert
thirty days." According to rule it was or
| dered to lie over for consideration until the
| next annual meeting.
MIR. Simonds moved that The resolutions
| adonted at the meeting of 1867 requiring new
proxies every year. be and Is hereby rescinded.
Tho same being seconded, was adopted.
No further business, the meeting adjourned
sine de-
at q meeting of the Bard of Directors Of the
South Carolina Railroad Company, held imme-
dately after the adjournment OF the conven-
ton Of stockholders. w. j. Magrath, Esq,
was unanimously reelected President for the
ensuing year.
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FOR RRUNswICK. GA,

FOR BRUNSWICK, GA.
r. THE STEAMER DICTATOR, -
Ew{AEaSz Captain l.. NJ. CoxHrTER, viii touch
at this point every Wsdnesday leaving savannah at
Nine A. NJ, and on her return trip will touch there
on S4.urdgy afternoon, arriving back at Savannah
on sunday Morning. ]. d. AIKEN u Co.,
N,vemSer "a Agents.
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NEW YORK AND CHARLES CON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

FOF " = " I y ID ID
S THE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL
/SIxS$0 STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, LocK-;
L</nTsESfIH2e WOOD, Commanders. Will leave Ad-
--3ssA tss3es1sA gers Wharf on SATURDAY, the 18th,
at 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
1rInsurance can be obtained on these steamers at
n per cent. .,.
accommodations, apply to
JAMES ADdER l. co.,
Corner AdRer's Wharf and East Bay up Stafrzl.
K7- The steamship CHARLESTON will follow on
WEDNEsDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock a. ~
February II ths1
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FOR LIVERPuOL.
FOR NEW YORK.
REGULAR LINE EVERY THURSDA Z
PASSAGE REUUCED TO sl5.

TIE SIDE WHEEL STEAMSHIP
%4SSs4 MAGNOLIA, Captain II. B. Crow
L/MSfI7SH90 ELL will leave V.pderhorsts Wharf
eta45G2a on THURSDAY. February 18th, at s.
O'Clock p. n. RAvkNEL CO., Agents.
February6
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TKAVMLEns PASSING THkOUGa

TRAVELEitS PASSING THHOU0a
CHARLESTON EN- RoU re TO FLORIDA. AIKEN
~~n.,n And other places, should not fai
.NE4s;ifSs ~ to lay in their supplies OF PhOvlS :
L/nHLItyf.fa IONs, CLARE1s, CHAMPAdNES
ESE2u ss9!sEsS2 CORDIALs, BRANDIES, WITS
KIEs, WINES. CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates or Wild Game. Deviled Entremets, Ham,
Turkev Lobster, ETC.. for Latncheous, sano w1ches
Travellers Rspast. &c.
narSend Tor catalogue.
WIN. g. CoRwIN & CO.,
No. 275 KING street, -
Between wentworth and Beautain,
Charleston, &. @.
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway. corner 2oth stree.
New York. uctooelzo
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On nmotioa OF Nr. Alonso j. Wnlts. the report
was unanimously adopted.
Colonel Rlol.ard Ytadon then ar0se and salu
that he wished to be informed in regard to an
important point in the afflirs OF tho Company,
upon which the 70 ,ort OF the President and
Directors OF the Railroad vas entirely silent.
Without intending to ind any fault with the
directors he iolt compelled to in9aire what was
the condition OF things between The South
Carollna Railroad Company and Sho Columula
and Augusta Railroad Company, between
WHICH companies there hal been much litiSa-
tion.
Thorc wore many rumors ahoa', and he
would like TO know the facts OF the CO SC. Tho
South Carolina Rlilroad Company had been
defeated, he believed, in. most Of The steps
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IHLAND RUUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH ,rSAM PACKET
LINE, VIA EDISTO, ROCKVILLE, BEAUFORT
AND HILTON BEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RALER0 iD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
n-A TIE ZINE, FAST STEAM 3
.esEtItEN PILOT BOY. Captain FEM PECK. will
leave Charleston on Mo SDAY and THURSDAY MoRa.
rsas al Eight o'clock Returning, will leave savannah
TUESDAY MoRNInos at eight O'Clock, and FRIDAY
ASrERsooM at Two o'clock, touching It Rdlsto on
TpUpsDAY trip from Charleston, at Rloven A. NJ,
and leaving Edisto at Nine A. NJ sATunDAfs, on re-
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at Bluffton and Chtsolms,'
each way, everv two weeks Commencing win trip
of January 2lst aud at Rockville every THURSDAY.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
JOHN FERGUSON,
Januarv II Accomm dation Wharf.
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A ID v A n Z Il >
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Keen the Body In Good Rennfr.


1t much easier to keep the system good condition
disease. The House of Life" like other houses should
shows any sign of giving way The first symptom of
physical deb should be taken hint that stimu-
liant Is required fhe next question is, what shall
the stimuant be ~
A wholesome vegetable tonic, the stimulating proper
ties OF which are modified by the juices extracts
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all To eXpatIate on its popularity would be to peat
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As means of sustaining the health and strength
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dgtlh7b the ordinary consequences OF sudden and
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and dews by night alternately heat and chill
the blood OF those VINO are exposed to them.
II tSTETi ER'S STOMACH BFTFERS are sold in
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sea that the name OF the article the label and EN-
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TO cONSuNPTlNES

few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having suffer
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Parh wishing the iption. will please address
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EAST MlDDLEDoRo', MASS, June g. 1864.
Messrs. BURNETT & Coz
My daughter has been afflicted with neuralgia in
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CABINET ORGANs.-The export business OF
the Mason & Hamlin Organ Company is
growing to be of considerable Importance,
their well-known organs having the highest
reputation in Europe as we'll as in America.
In their packing rooms, the other day, were
Instruments for Japan and China, as well as
q large shipment Ordered by cable) for Eng
land, where the demand is rapidly increasing.
These are all sent in answer to orders-no in
strnments being consigned by them. This
company received orders for more than two
hundred organs last week. Attempts have
been made to initiate the Mason & Hamln
organs in England and Canada, but thus far
without success. Ia this country the patents
controlled by this Company prevent imita-
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CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER

gentleman after sickness had lesion of the
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In few days something gave way-''slipped" to use
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BANGOR, March 3, 1868
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I'ANUUKl AIaTCII . 1865.
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