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More Banking Facilities.

Elsewhere in our columns will be found q
notice that the South Carolina Loan and
Trust Company is about to begin opera
tions. We are glad to learn that the
amount Of capital requisite for the organi-
cation of the institution ($20O,000) is al
ready pledged by some of our prominent
merchants.
The amount Of subscription is limited in
Charleston to $3OO,O0O; but an additional
amount of 100000 will be offered to sub
scribers in the country as soon as the COM
pany is organized, it being the design to
make the permanent capital $5O0,0O0. 1t
will be seen that the charter is IN extreme
ly liberal one, aud that the institution, in
addition to the usual banking business, is
authorized to receive trusts and allow inter-
est on deposits.
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February IL '''' ''0 ~ "

TN TIE DISTH1CT CUUitT UE TIII1
i UNIrED STATES. FOR THE DISI RIOT OF
SOUTH RCLINA-IN TIE MATTER OF b RIS-
TOpHI ID. EA>TERLING,D d ,NKRrpT. BY WHOM
PEiltION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK
hUPrCY WAS FILED ON The 31sr DAY OF DE-
GEM DER, A. D. 1868, IN SAID COURT-IN BANK
RUprCY-Ihis Is 10 give notice ,h on the FIRST
DAY CT FEBRU4RY, A. D. 1869, Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against he Estate of CHRISTIE
pBEE u. EAsTERLlNG OF Benncttsvio, in the
Lounty of Marlboro and Stale OF Souh Carolina "ho
has been edjudged a Bankrupt en- hi, own petition;
that tn payment Of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him
or for his use. and the transfer Of property by
hun are forbidden by law that meeting Of the
creditors of the snid Bankrupt to rrove their debts
and to choose one m"re ,ssignees Of his Estate,
will be held Mt Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden
nt No. 70 road-street, Charleston, S. c.. before j
c. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the sEvENTBETH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1869, nt o'clock ?. NJ
J. P. A.. EtP1NG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
Tni,r11orv
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WANTED. AGENTS, SIS TO s2Ou PER
wv nnnfh aynrvwhere mali and female 10 in

WANTED. AGENTS. SIS TO sa0o PER
w MONTH everywhere malr and female, to in
troduce the genuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This Iaehino Will
stitch hem, fell tuck. quilt cold. bind, braid and
embrolder most superior manner. Price only
sl8. Fully warranted tor Ave years. We will pay
$1,000 tor any machine that will sew stronger moro
beautiful moro clnstic seam than ours. 1t makes
the '.Elasic lock glitch" Every secold stitch can
be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing 1t. We pay agents from SI5 to $500
per month and expenses, or commission from
which twice that amount can be nude. Address
SkOOMB & CO., Pittsburg, Pa.; Boston, Mass, or
ct. Louis, Mo.
CAurIoN.-Do not be imposed upon by other par
ties palDlng off worthless cast iron machines, under
the same name Otherwise. Ours Is the only genu-
Inc aud really practical cheap machine manufac-
tured tuths13s Februaiy2
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February Il
Gopartnrrsbip Motife.

EuRGE w. LEE AND CHARLES
(T SPENChR have Withdrawn from the firm Of
GRAEsER, LEE, SMITH 4 20. Tho business will
be continued by CLARENCE a. GRAESER and a.
SYD>EY NTH. under tho name and style Of
CIR, ,ESsR Il sMITH, to whom all payments duo tho
ate firm must ie made and al claims presented.
and who will sign in settle cut of it's affai:s.
CLARENCE a. GRaES.R.
GEORGE ". LEE.
a. SYDNEY SMITH
CHARLES SPENCER.
Ch ,rlestor, s. c., February IL, 1869.
IN RELYING FROM THE FIRM OF CIR z.
SER, LEE, SMITH & CO. we cordially recommend
our Successors, Messrs. GRAE>ER Smith, to
the favor and patronage of III Of our friends.
GEORGE ". LEE.
CHARLES SPENCER.
February II 3
II AW ND OrICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
Ia have thus da, formed CopIrtnership for. the
practice of LAW AND EQUI1Y Y in sumter and I'D
joining Counties and il the United StaicI Courts for
the DIstric. ofSouth Carolina, under the name and
style of RICHARDSON MOSES.
M ,NfGOMERY MOSES.
Sumter, S. C., February February 0
AW MOTTO MCMILLAN KING,
II ESQ.,. is this day admitted partner in our
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL sEABRooK LAWYERS.
No. 90 Broad-street.
JAMES B. CAMPBpLL.
HENRY SEABRO0K.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR The D1il RIcT OF
soUrj CAROLINA IN TIE MATTER OF ROBr.
F. FIELDER. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A Pc ITION
FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS
FILED ON 1HE 18th DAY OF LECEMBkR.
a. D. 1868, IN >AID COURr-IN BANKRUPTCY -
This is to give notice. that on tho EIGHTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1869. q Warrant in bankruptcy
was is ned against the Estate of ROBr. +. Eel.
DER, OF Manning. in the County of Clarendon,
and State OF south Carolina, who has born
adjudged n Bankrupt on his own petition ;
that The payment of any debts and delivery of
any property belonging to said Bankrupt to him or for
his use, and tho transfer OF any property by him
ore forbidden bv law; that meeting I fthe rIed-
tors of tc snid BanErupt 10 prove their debts, and
to choose one moro assignees Of his Estate, will
be held at Court oil Bankruptcy to be holden ut
No. 72 Brold.street, Charleston. South Caro- ina,
before j. c. oARPEN FIR, Registrar, on the
TwENTY.FFrH DAY OF FEBnU NY, a. d. 1869, ut
O'Clock p. NJ. j. p IL. EpPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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GoufatignaI.

fs1HE DUE WEST FEMALE COL
/ LEGE This is one oil tho mos! houdshing in.
stttutons iu tho sta.e. Pupils received any iie
and charged from the time Of enleiing.
1ution, including Latin and French, 81 per
month.
Boariing. including Fuel and Washing, s14 so por
month. j. s. BONNsR r.
December II mth3rno President.
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tsffhLIS 4 CHISOLM.
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AMI
SHIPMENT Ito Foreign and Domestic Pcrtsl OF
COTTON, R1cR, LUM BER AND NAVAL STORES
ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston. 9. o.
EVIL IS..........., .u.',...'.a, h' CHiSOlA'
October AS
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WANTED. A BLACKSMITH. ON
w that understands Carriage AMI Wagon work,
can hear OF steady work and good wages by applying
to JtFFORD> & CO., Charleston, 5. c.
February IL
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yaJANTED, BY LADY ACCUSTUM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K E. W., Postoffce Charleston. S. C.
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r, THE DIsTEI, It COURT OF "Hs
i UNITED IT .Th>, FOR THE STRICT OF
SOUTH CAGOLISA.-IN TIM MATTER OF
J,lHN C. KENNERt Y, BANKRUPT.-IN D'NK-
EUP rGY.-To aohon il m7y oncern:-:hn unde :.
si.ued hereby Gives noico of his appointment
as Assign ofJUHN C. KENNERLY, IN the Dis
trct of Orangebug an >ta's OF on h CarolinI
witbin ia district who has been adj dyed ba"k-
rupt upon his petition, by tho district ourt OF said
di-trict-
Lated the 25,h day of January, A. D 1862.
{. B. GLOVER,
January % th3 AS ignee
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Go Kfnt.


THO RENT, A VERY COMFORThBLE
j. and pleasantly situated RESIDENCE in west
part of city. liear CITY Railway. having every
convenience for genteel family. Will be rented
until 1st June next longer, to On approved tenant
on very moderate terms. Apply at No: "a MARKEl-
STREET II February IL
rFNO RENT. THAT THREE AND A HALF
i story BRICK RESIDENCE In Anson -street, one
door south Of Lsurens. 10 an approved tenant rent
very low. Apply at No. 50 SOOIEfY-STREFT, or at
Messrs. DOWIE L. MOIsE, conner OF Meeting aud
basel streets tuths6* Fe5ruary9
ITO RENT, THAT GODD GROCEkY
i STORE at the corner of Doughty and Lucas
streets. dent low to good tenant Apply al No
Is MIDULE-STREET. thstu January %
d OOMS TO RENT TO A ga MILY
n, without children. Apply to G.. GRAF, north
east corner of Wentworth and Pitt streets.
February
ITO kENT. PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
Apply at THIS OFFICE October %
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A GENTS WANTED.-S75 TO $500 PER
N month"; or commission from which twice
that amount can be mide by selling tue latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY sEw1Nfi MA
CHINE; price SlS For circulars and terms. address
e. BOWE.S l. CO., No. 320 South 1hird-street.
Phia ,ephia, Pa. 3mo December
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IITANTED, EVERYBODY TIL SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES c. FIGHTERS SeleN Library OF New
Books contains oil OF the latest publications.
April 81 NJ. lGI kING-STREET.
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United States Marshal as Messenger.
February II

V> THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i UNIFIED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERN, 1869.-IN HE MATTER OF
T. A. 1RADLWELL, OF CLARFNDDt COUNTY,
BANKkUpI.-PETIiION FOR Full AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKhUPTCY.-OrdeTcd, Tint q
he viag b: had on the TENTH Day OF MARoH,
1860, al Federal Courthouse 10 Charleston, s. e.. /;
and that all crrdilors, &c, OF sld Bankrupt appfa-
It said time and place. aud show cause, it auy III y
cam why the prayer Of the leli ioner should hot ba
grinte1 And that tho second ard third mectn s OF
creditors OF said BInkrup; Will fe held ut the Office
OF j. G CARP NTEE, Esq, Rcaist'ar OF o 'ond
Uongr ssio' a District, 5. C., on tie NINTH DAY OF
MA; cu $50 ct 12 NJ.
By order of tho COURT, the Sd day of February,
1860. pA IsL OaLBECH,
Olerk Of the Dlstrlc, Court OF the U. :. for =. O.
February th3
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A WHITE
w GIRL, from IS to l6 years Of as-, to do gene
raj work about house ana look after q child. Al
ply at the Aims HOUSE for the next three days.
February IL ~
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MTANTED. BY A LADY, A SITUATION
w as Housekeeper, or TO make he self generally
userul. Compensation no oil ject as her desire is to
obtain home The best Of recommeL dations con
be given. Apply at No. Is EAST Bay.
February8
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sNfA.TED, A NURSE, ONE WHO WILL
w maao horself otherwise useful ani can come
well recommended Apply at The northwest corner
OF KING AND MORRIS STREETS.
February IL II
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1AlAATED TO HIRE, A GOOD FINALE
w C)OK also competent WASHERWOMAN.
Apply 40 No. Is WEN WOKr rH-S1 REF. south side
near East Bay. 8 February 10
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ffDaHts.

WANTED, FIVE HANDS To WORK
w Oh Pun a'on near Gainesville Florida. hav.
ing comfortable settlement and healthy locatio
Opls rel ube hauos ueed apply, and for these liberal
WI; es will be paid. Apply at kI"KPArR1cK d
WHITES. NO. 6 accommodation Wharf
FEBRUARY II
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RLEsroN Cs,n,sER Oy CONC

10. %. F.--HOWARD LODGE, No. 3.
THE REGULAR MEE1lNG OF THIS LODGE
| will be held This EvENIEG, at Seven o'clock pre-
csely.
Fobruary1i tn E. L. TERRY, Secretary.
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doom WANTED BY a SINGLE GEN-
n TLEMaN, on Ic"T Eceting or Klng-street.
between Calhoun and Geiu. ADDRESS s,oface. No.
325. 2% February II
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LUBIN's FLAT TURI NG
rXTRACFS

II loud RENHErT, ORANGE FLOWER Wa.
TER. Rose Water, Celery and Carawag Feed.
Mock turtle, OK Tail a d tomato Soup. BoEdeDsI
Coooentraed b1trpct OF Beet, lourtelops Hbsencal
Of Beef for SOUPS AMI ipgalid5. For sale at
WIN. 5. COHTIN CO..
No. 276 king.street.
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ITO RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
Il Apply at THIS OFFICE October 28
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

....Ex-Gov Worth died at Raleigh, n. c,
on Sunday night.
Dora RicOrd, aged 10 years, drowned
herself In the canal at Lowell on Sunday.
go. The revenue of the New Dominion for
August. was $3s9,279 and the expenditure Sa',So''
49,. Thomas Ward was fatally. stabbed by
Charles owen at Providence on Sunday oWen mas
been arrested
ION Saturday Michael Hart. aged ?, son
Of David Hart OF Boston, ruu over anu killed 0!
Metropolitan horse-car.
The water in the six distributing basins
at the Paramount Water Works, Philadelphia was
scarcely foot deep yesterday.
Edmund Miller. sailor from Ottawa
Canada, fell overheard from the propeller comet ~ buI
fao, yesterday and was drowned
The Western Pacific Railroad has been
completed TO the Bay Of Francisco Tho first through
passengers from NewYork arrived via Aheua'
The Coroner's jury in the Carter murder
case at PHILADELPHIA have rendered Yerdlct that the
deceased came to death ut the hands Vi joseph Shy
der,
..Light rains commenced falling last eve
ming at Wilmington Dell witha fair prospect Of settled
rain storm The drouth has done great damage TO the
southern portion OF that state
...Jamcs S. Earle Il Son OF Philadelphia,
whose establishment destroyed by fire on the Jst
ut, have presented Mrs Topples the widow OF the
brave fireman who lost his life oh that ooea7'"n WIN
purse 0f 5000
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SEPTEMBER Z, 1869.

object of his visit. long discussion ensued, the
Governor at the commencement, denying the right
of Capt Hunter to interfere in the matter and posi-
lively refusing TO release the prisoner. Finding
to have the desired effect, Capt Hunter
acquainted him that he must act upOn his
instructions. What are the instrHtonsW asked the
Governor; to which the gallant commander Of the
Vestal replied They are to procure the liberation
OF Mr. Ferguson from custOdy peaceably, if possible
put at all events, am to take him away" The
Governor being assured that force woud be TesOrted
to if necessary directed that Mr.. Ferguson should
be released, and within half an hour he and another
civil engineer named Truscott, who did not like to
remain III Cuba under existing circumstances, were
taken on board the Vestal and were kindly received
by the officers Of that vessel On the following morn
ing Gov. Ampuda, accompanied by staff of fifteen
officers visited the Yesta and received with all
the honors due to his rank and station He examined
every part of the vessel and seemed struck with the
SIZE and capabilities Of the guns. On leaving, His
EKceIlency assured Capt Hunter that he was highly
pleased at the treatment he and his staff had received
on board. Shortly after his departure the Vestal
steamed out Of Manzanlo for MontegO Bay, ia
maca.
The acts of the Spaniards In this quarter are brutal
IN the extreme, Many CreOles have been massacred
without regard to age Some of the political
prisoners who should have been liberated under Gen.
Dulce amnesty proclamation have been shot; and
the marches OF the Volunteers when they search
ing for cattle and forage be easily traced by the
columns Of smoke which they leave behind them.
Whatever finds its way into the town is seized by the
soldiers and their officers There no bounds to the
wantOn destruction of property. Jiguany Irbacoa,
Vicana, &c. are laid in ashes and unless stop put
to these Outrages the Pearl Of the Antilles viii ere
long he q land of desolation and misery The COM
merce of Manzanillo was, up to the outbreak in
fourshinR state sugar and rum were manufactured
on an extensive scale there were several other
valuable articles Of export and the imports Of foreign
~ goods were large but since the be-
falling Oft in trade, and stagnatiOn now prevails in
every department OF industry.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
PRINCE ARTurR-TuE RIFLE MATC

PRINCE ARTHUR-THE RIFLE MATCH,
ST. JOHN, N. b., Sept. 6-The Hon. S. l..
Fey went with ctzens special train 70 shedac at 10
o'clock this morning, TO meet Prince Arthur, who will
arrive there 20 morrow morning. Prince Arthur and
suite left Hopewe at ~ o'clock this afternoon and
arrived at PctOu at o'clock, and embarked the En-
gish steamer Dart for Hbediac. Gov.Gen. Young
aud party left tho Eew-England for Ottawa this
morning. via Portland and Montreal.
ToRoNTo, Canada, Sept. 0.-Professor For
men OF the University College died yesterday, aged SO
years. The Dominion rife match opened today on
the garrison common. Mrs. Harand wife Of the Lieu
tenant Governor, fired the opening shot large num-
volunteers here from oil sections OF the Do
mnion Arrangements being made for the represen
taon of Canada at future meetings OF the British Nation
al Association Rt Wimbledon.
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NETWORK, TUESDAY,
FOREIGN NEWS.

FRANCE.
THE EMPERoR's ILLNESs-ITS EFFECT ON TIE
MONEY MARKET.
PARIS, Monday, Sept 9, 1859.
The Bolrse is excited. Rentes opened to-day at
20 francs IS centimes heavy decline since Satuf-
day night. To-day the Commissare of the Bourse,
in order to aay the excitement, publicly announced
that the health of the Emperor was satisfactory.
La Presso reports that the Emperor kept his bed
Yesterday and received the Empress and the Prlnce
Imperial only during the day; but adds that the con.
dtion of the Emperor is not considered worse
Public says the Emperor did not go out yesterday,
and his physicians counsel him to avoid fatigue.
ADOPTION OF THE sENATUs CONsULTUM.
PARIS. Monday. Sept. Q. 1865 p, m,
The official journals this afternoon declare that
the EmperOrs condition is not alarming. The Sen
ate to-day adopted the Senatus COnsultum bya vote
of 1874 alternatives to negatives.
LONDON. Monday, Sept 6, 1862 p m.
There is panic in Germany on account OF the re-
cept of bad news from France.
PARIS, Monday, Sept Gil p. Ii.
The Emperor is better tonight.
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GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCH.I


Att O'Clock this morning, Secretary Rawlins was IN
lerably comfortable condition He spoke TO Gen. John
f. emith and Commissioner Parker with his customary
sarnesness various subects, and inquired whether
they thought he would his health again rise
from his bed TO question Gen Smith said he feared
not and asked whether he had any wish express with
regard the disposition Of his remains In case he should
die He replied he would leave that with his friends but
he did not desire have any ostentatou or expensive
funeral
During the afternoon Secretaries Cox and Robson
came into the chamber the former read TO him the
dispatch from Attorney General Hoar. Secretary Raw
Inns said with deep emotion very grateful TO the
Attorney eneral Tor his love- and wish you to say so
IN him. At about o'clock Dr. Peterson was left in
charge, Dr. Bliss ana Surgoon-General Barnes having
been obliged by other duties to leave for short Time
Dr. Peterson, few minutes to o'clock, observed
marked change the condition Of the patient whose
pulse had become very Irregular and he remarked to
Gen Giles A. Smith that ne sinking very fast and
had but few minutes 70 live and requested him 10 send
FOR Surgeon General Barnes
About this time there read to him telegram from
Lleut..Gen. Sheridan, addressed to Gen. siSrman
dated Chicago Sept g. follows: "Nill yon please give
INV love to RawnsI All the officers here send their love
20 him." With scarcely breath to speak, he said Cen
bheridan is very kind appreciate aud AIN very CRATE
fu for his kindness II the love OF my friends could DO
II. would soon be q healthy man."
About five minutes past o'clock. he asked some one
10 him. DIR. Bliss, who had returned, ADJUSTED the
pillows under his back, while Dr. Peterson held him up
His eyes at once became Gxed ana without struggle he
died 40 twelve minutes past o'clock
There present Secretaries Cox ana R0Deson Iost
master General CGeswell, Gen. Giles A. Smith Gen. D. j.
tnith, Commissioner Parker James Ra~ns u brother
Of the deeeased Gen. o. o. Howard Nc Chadwick, Sur
geon1eneral Barnes DR. BIss Dr. Petersop IDe ser
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ALLEGED SHIPMENT OF CoNvICTs AND PAUPERs
FROM BREMEN.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.-Some time since Gov.
from the state Department at Washing
ton communication which had been forwarded there by
the Commissioner OF Emigration at New-York, 70 the
eject that convets and paupers had saled from
for the United States pasoass being paid
by tho Government. The original information purported
from the u =. Consul ut Bremen with the names
and descriptions OF and the vessel which they
embarked-the North German bark Atlanta, bound for
this port The Atlanta arrived Saturday, and was
boarded by Deputy Marshal Gray. On examining the
six OF the seven names were found thereon,
and the men were placed under arrest. Four OF them
brothers named Hoffman, all married, with children
They positively deny the allegation that either OF them
had been pauper convict averring that they are
farmers and left Germany for the purpose OF settling In
the West. They all have large amount OF personal
Effects The man particularly designated in the Bremen
communication as pauper displayed belt well filled
with gold about his person. Each had a regular act Of
papers made out and signed by the German authorities
An examination held this morning by Justice Hag
garty which resulted IN their prompt discharge from
custody IL is stated that from facts elected on the
IL appeared that the arrests were instgated
by a rival emigrant line TO NewYoTk who caused dis
patch be forwarded from Boston indicating these emf
grants as paupers.
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NETWORK DELEGATES TO THE SOUTHERN COM
-" MERCIAL CONVENTION.

ALBANY, Sept 6.-Gov. Hoffman has ap-
pointed following delegates to the Southern CONNER
c,a Convention TO DO held at Louisville KY on Oct 10
Uora,lo Seymour Oneida; Horace Greeley, New. York;
Samuel Campbell. oneida A A. Low New Y York; cor
Wanrv q Murphy Kings; Frederick A Conkling, New
York. Erastus Brooke. New-YSIki william M Tweed
Eoherts New York Wilson q. Hunt, New;York; Fred
erIek r. James Putnamj Ira Harris, Albany John
Tr.aav Albany Henry Burden, Rensselaer,; Israel 1.
Hatch. Erie; Ezra Cornell Tompkins; Delos Dc Well,
Oswego; Homer Ramsde. Orange; Thomas Cornell
D,s = r. Davis Washington Freeman Clarke, Mon
,oa. William Kelley, Dutohess; George f. Comstock,
ono,ndagaI Thomas q. Alyord, Onondaga; Henry A.
Rinh,uold, Gene6ee.
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L. e. REVENUE OFFICER SHOT IN PHILADEL-
PHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-AboHt noon to-day
party OF ruians went into Keenans liquor shop, at tho
corner Of South and Archsts and, after inqurng for
Keenan,, asked, "where was Brooksi' Mr. James j.
Brooks a United States Revenue officer, who happened
10 be present replied that he the when one OF
the ruffians shot him with revolver Brookss wound
is probaby mortal the ball passed through his lungs
The drove TO the store in carriage and after
the deed escaped by the same conveyance driving on az
n furious rate They were traced through the CITY 10
Paramount Park where all clue " them was lost MT
Brooks was appointed Government detective TO pre-
yentIlcit dlsatiOn and the assault was undoubtedly
I'm retense for his successful efforts in detecting frauds
Gen Gregory the United states Marshal, has directed
his officers to steps for the arrest OF the assassns
Mr. Brooks 10 still alive, but the nature oi MS "ouhu
renders his condition critical ,o-t. ,,,.
COMMISSIONER Delano has Instructed supervisor fuen
IN oer ward OF for the arrest OF the party who
ass.ulted Internal Revenue Detective BROOKS at Pha-
denhia to-day provided the latter at the time or the
ASSAULT was acting the performance Of his official du-