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Elished, relating to the Treatment, dis
eases, mortality, and exchange Of prison
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19. The conduotof The hostile armies
in the Southern States. Private and
bio losses during tue war. Treatment
of citizens by hostile forces.
{. 90. Number, occupation, condition,
and conduct of colored population.
Effects of emancipation upon the negro,
and upon the material prosperity OF the
South.
2l. Southern poetry. ballads, songs,
etc.
All communications, works and re-
ports must be addressed (by mail or ex-
press, prepaid,) to DR.. Joseph Jones,
Secretary and Treasurer of tho South
ern Historical Society, New Orleans, La.
After some further business, the meet
ing adjourned.
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Ames' circus and menagerie is q COM
plete exhibition, and we con commend
it to our friends throughout the up
country. The riding is excellent, the
vaulting and tumbling unsurpassed,
while the other ring performances are
equally attractive. The collection Of
wild animals is well worth visiting.
WARD MAP OF CoLrsIBrA.-A. Y. Lee,
Esq, architect and engineer, has shown
US revised proof of his map of the
city of Columbia, which is not onlyga
beautiful piece of workmanship, but
really useful work. Tho complete map
Will be issued to subscribers about the
10th prox. The list of subscribers is q
substantial endorsement Of the merits of
the map and just appreciation of the
engineers efforts to produce .meritori-
Gus work.
JoD OrFICE. Phosnir Job Ofice
is prepared to execute every style of
printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample
material and first-class workmen, salts
faction is guaranteed to all. If Our work
docs not come up to contract, we make
no charge. With this understanding our
business men have no excuse for sending
work North.
A few copies of the Sack and Destruc-
tion OF Columbia can be obtained at the
Picnic Office. Price twenty-five cents.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Attention is
called to the following advertisements.
published the first time this mornlng:
u. G. Peixotto & Son-Auction.
Notice to Owners Of Dogs.
Interest on G.. & G. +. r. Go. Bonds.
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What is this absorbs me, quite

What is this absorbs me, quite
Improves my spirit, makes me bright,
They tell me! It's the "Queen's Delight"
For the blood! blood!. blood!.! OF
all the medicines known to the world,
none have been attended with such mark.
ed appreciation by the profession and the
people ut large, rs "Heinitsh's Queens
Delight" Now is the time above all
others to renovate the system, invigorate
the organs and cleanse ont those perill
Gus spots, pimples, corrupt sores, which
pollute the life of the blood, and render
your body n loathsome thing. They are
the precursors of diseased blood, and
will assume much more formidable
shape, if allowed to go on unchecked.
The Queens Delight, the only real blood
purifier that has ever been invented, ms
thousands will to-day attest, is offered to
the afflicted as positive remedy for all
diseases flowing from vitiated condi-
ton of the system. Prepared only by
Heinitsh. 100
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In the drifting about of the radical
party in search OF fresh issues to main
tain it in power, we need not be sur
prised If the skeletons of all the old dis
turbing clements of politics since the
creation of the Government are dragged
from their graves and ratified before the
public. 1t must have come about much
IN this way, when the attempt was made,
in Chicago, the other day, to revive the
old anti-Mason party; forty years ago q
powerful organization at tho North. The
arguments adduced at the convention
against Masonry md other secret socie-
ties belonged to the same old stock which
once agitated tho country, and the same
old convert, who was wont to betray the
most horrible secrets, was also there to
give in his confession. But one politician
of note figured in the proceedings
Senator Pomeroy, Of Kansas-the con-
vention being made up principally of in
digent clergymen and the usual rag-tag
and bobtail, who mistake familiarity with
CAB and parliamentary law for the pos
session of genius. The day has gone
when this old folly can be successfully
revived. The country is too full of monu-
ments to and testimonials of the charity
and good works Of the Masons, to allow
the fanatical abuse on which the move
mcnt must necessarily be founded to be
longer needed.
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THE IMMIGRANT T1pE.-According to
the record of immigration for the thir-
teen years ending with December, 1868,
completed at the Statistical Bureau in
Washington, it appears that at all the
ports of the country, beginning with
January, 1858, we have received 2, 500
600 immigrants-people of our own Cau-
casinn race-besides $4,000 Chinese.
"Of the former, S45, 900 are from Ger
many, 100000 from ireland, 655, 900
from Great Britain. los, COO from British
America, GS,0O0 from Sweden and Nor
way, 5000 from France" &c. Curious
statistics are added respecting the va
nous occupations of these immigrants,
the vast majority, Of course, belonging
to the working classes.
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The rapidity with which the P1ASrA-
TIoS BITTERs have become household
necessity throughout, the civilized ma
tions, is without parallel in the history
of the. world. Over 5000, 900 bottles
were sold in twelve months, and the de-
mand is daily Increasing Rich and poor.
clergymen, find that it revives dropping
spirits. lends strength to the system,
yigor to the mind, and is exhausted na-
lures great restorer. It is compounded
OF the choicest roots and herbs, the cele-
brated Calisaya or Peruvian Bark, etc.,
all preserved in pure st. Croix Rum. It
is sold by all respectable dealers in every
town, parish, village and hamlet through
North and South America, Europe, and
all the islands of the ocean.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
+ut half the price. '" J26 t3
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Fourth OF July,

MIR. EDITOR: It is with much pleasure
that majority OF this community have
Witnessed yonr praiseworthy efforts in
behalf OF their desire to celebrate Satur-
Gay as the Fourth of July Many good
reasons could be given for this prefer
encc, but few will probably suffice.
The 4th of July falls on The day set
apart as day of rest by Divine authority,
and we are, therefore, compelled to
choose Saturday or Monday. 1t must
be plain to the minds of all that if a
choice should be made OF Monday, the
Sabbath would indeed be made day of
hustle and confusion in preparation for
the coming holiday, and the thoughts of
old and young would be centred on their
varions plans for celebrating the ''glo-
1'ious 0nircrsary' OF American indie
pendencc, instead of the Divine instruc-
ton that they are accustomed to receive
on that holy day. For this reason, above
all, should we observe Saturday, and
keep Sunday as directed by Heaven
we should manage to prevent our jolii
ties from intruding upon our sacred dn-
ties.
Another excellent reason for this pre-
ference is the Inconvenience that the fol-
lowers of nearly every branch of bust
ness must be subjected to in the event of
choosing Monday. Marketing must be
done, dalntles, toys, &C., must be pur-
chased, and many things will be wanted
that will not keep long in this hot
weather.. In short, every conceivable
plan of celebration must or will be eu-
tered into; and if all branches of bust
ness are conducted ON Saturday, the
mechanics. (the vast majority of our
citizens,) clerks, and others, not having
had the time to make their preparations,
would, indeed, have dull Fourth.
1t Is hoped and believed, Mr.. Editor,
the understanding has become general
that the citizens of Columbia intend to
celebrate Saturday. The teachers of the
Marion Street Methodist Sunday School,
appreciating the circumstances of this
case, have wisely determined to set apart
Saturday for their annual Sunday school
| celebration, which has hitherto been OBJ
served on the Fourth of July. The
printers, am pleased to see by your re-
marks on the subject, intend to have
their Fourth on Saturday. The colored
citizens, also, have decided to have their
procession and celebration on the same
day. Z do not know that the military
have fixed upon either day, but it is sup
posed they will choose Saturday. I
think that if our honorable Mayor and
Aldermen would publish their programme
OF bell-ringing, &C., for Saturday, it
would put an end to all doubt on the
subject, and each and every one, with q
hearty goodwill, would prepare for the
same day. BY all means let us have Sa-
turday for the frolic, and Sunday for the
day of rest. Reader. hope you are in
favor OF Saturday. "a. I AN.
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THE BLESSING OF THE AGE.-No more
Sick Headache, no more Dyspepsia, no
moro Indigestion, no more Piles. no
more Chills, no more Liver Complaint,
no more Jaundice, no more Pain in the
Back, no more Kidney Disease. no more
Costiveness, no more Heartburn. TUFTS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILL is certain guar.
antee against all these distressing COM
plants. JOG 6
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Mary Robinson, Southern negress,
IS teaching school ut Iuka. The Gasette
says:
Mary is good teacher, is polite and
respectful to everybody, and will do more
to educate the little darkies than all the
Yankee niggers and all the Yankee white
trash that ever ate pumpkin pie or rob-
bed hen roasts in New England.
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BEAUTIFUL WoMAS.-If you would be
beautiful, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives pure Blooming Complexion
and restores Youthful Beatty.
It's effects are gradual natural and
perfect.
1t removes Redness, Blotches and Pim-
pies, cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles,
and makes lady Of thirty appear but
twenty. ,g
The Magn Ola. Balm makes the Skin
Smooth and Pearly; the Eye bright and
clear; the Check glow with the Bloom of
Youth, and impnrts q fresh, plump ap-
pearance to the Countenance. No lady
need complain of her Complexion, when
10 cents will purchase this delightful ar
ticle.
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MERCANTILE PHrNTISG.-All kinds of
mercantile printing, such as circulars,
letter heads, cards, bill heads, state
ments, &c, for counting-rooms and
Offices, promptly attented to Mt the PAo'-
air job Office.
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The best article to dress the hair is
Lyons Kathniroh. J.. JIG t13
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A few copies of the Sack and Destruc-
ton Of Columbia can be obtained at the
Ph1ni.r Office. Price twenty-five cents.
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w. Otocker, Hopkins; Alexander Nc
Bee, city.
McEerson House-A NJ. Lee, Jr.,
Charleston; J. M. MacKay. Abbeville;
Thomas FL. Trent, Baltimore, Md. Col
J. Vance Cresswell, Harrisburg, Pa; J.
NJ. j. Patterson, Pennsylvania; B.. X.
Webster, Madison, n. G.; VIM. A. Lee,
Petersburg, Va; VIM. NJ. Dickson, BAL
timore; NJ. l.. Littlefeld, Raleigh, n.
c.; Captain r. Ward, South Carolina;
Captain j. s. Coles, Augusta, Ga; A.
Sherwood, Augusta, Ga; Major J. o.
Moore. South Carolina; Joseph H. Gay,
Smithfeld, n. c.; T. S. Davant, Ran
dolph County, n. c.; G. n. Gi. Butt,
Charlotte, J. \. Prior, New York; A. E.
Gibbs, New York; John s. Green, South
Carolina; E. D. Nixon, Baltimore, Md. !;
G. ". Connor. Baltimore, Md; Mrs X.
d. Deyere, Edgefeld; Miss, X. j. De-
We're. Edgefcld; G. J. DeVere, Edge
field; E. L. Sanders. Barnwell C. H.;
James Wilhelm, Louisville, Ky. W. H.
Flynn, Augusta; G. A, Tay, Greenville;
Dr. Rivers and daughter, Wilberton, n
c.; NJ. B. Boynton, Barnwell.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

A boy named Lewis Kisser was run over
and killed by tho cars in Rochester yesterday.
Twelve thousand dollars have been raised
in Chicago for the benefit Of the NewsbOyS Home.
Several persons arrived at st. Louis yes
terday, only dpe days from San Francisco.
In the Connecticut House, the bill repeal
ing the present Usuy law has been defeated by vote OF
u TO lIs
The trotting horse "Danyers Boy" was
sod on saturday Providence, to Charles Revere Of
New. York. for $4,000
Mrs. JONES, who was shot by her husband
in Barrville r.. q, on Monday night, died yesterday
"A. NJ. Wood employed by the Providence
and Mbury Railroad Company In Providence, was killed
Yesterday while engaged in making up freight tfan
The Common Council of Quincy ILL.,, has
voted $4,000 70 the Quincy ana & NsprssAa @ Railroad ana
Mr. Williams late of The Memphis Regis
~ has sned out an Injunction against being moested by
Mr. Baughens recently appointed In his stead.
Mails for Japan, China, Sandwich Islands,
and the Pacific States will hereafter be sent 70 Chicago
70 be made up and mails from those regions will be sent
70 Chicago for distrlbuton'
"A prize fight occurred on Tuesday near
Springfield, Mass, between King and St Lawrence but
one third women, witnessed the afar'
The strike which has existed among the
brakcmen OF the First Division OF the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway for some time time past, has been set
tied and the strikers have resumed work at the old rates
The Custom-H House officer at Lewiston,
Me on Tuesday seized about 1900 worth OF paisley
them az about half the wholesale price, on suspicion that
the goods snuggled.
Thomas Morris and Thomas Glllagan,
th former arrested for y0grancy and the latter for as
SAINT were found dead yesterday In the Dorchester
Mass Almshouse. where they we're confined. cOro
ners Inquest Will be held to-day.
Convention of the citizens of West
Tennessee, North Alabama Mississippi, and Arkansas,
has been called at Memphis on the 18th prox To
take TO secure the Introduction OF Chinese em
grants.
The vote on the annexation of Dorches-
ter 10 Boston was taken Tuesday, and both places
voted for the union; Boston by 500 70 5 Dorchester
s2s TO ?26 The takes full effect on the rst day OF
next year
The Kansas Pacific Railway Company
has invited the Railroad Committees Of the Senate and
House of TO excursion over their road
Several members of the Committees have accepted the
invitation.
The jewelry house of William g. j. ID.
Mayo in Chicago, robbed on Tuesday OF case or
diamond rings, SO in number The rings were IN snow
case ana missed until the hour OF closing one
thousand dollars reward has been offered.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
HUDSON RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

The Hudson River Baptist Association (SOuth)
commenced its 10Th anniversary in the Tabernacle Bap
ust Church on Secondaye. yesterday at 10 M About
$50 delegates were present The Rev j. w. Buckland OK
Calvary Church preached the sermon and was aierward
elected Moderator. letter read from the First
Swedish Baptist Church. 0iverst soliciting the prayers
OF the Association behalf Of their starving brethren IN
Sweden Prayers were accordingly offered up IN thelr
behalf, and motion TO grant pecunary relel was Wih
drawn after some discussion. discussion then
took place on the subject OF cnurch eAten-
sion. At o'clock q recess was taken 9nul q On
reassembliug after singing and prayer, MI kh0des.
Chairman Of the Committee read the report OF the CON-
mittee recommending resolutions, which, alter some
sharp discussion were adopted in the following form:
That the Church Extension Committee consist OF 10 mem
bers viz Edward Bright, Peter Balen, A. Dencke,
William Phelps s. g. Constant, j. I. Wyk0h, q. III. Az
dreWs Bruce. j. B. Trevor, and Mr. stephens; that
the Committee be authorized 70 procure such act OF
ncornoraon as shall give the body the annual election
of AZ least the majority OF its members
Brother Andrews proposed that collection be made
there ana then, which carried. The roll OF
the Churches was then called with the following
result Madison-ave., 500 Stantonst.. $50; Can
noust, $50; Tabernacle Church, 500 Calvary,
cas- First German, $50 Warburton-ave., 500
Berean, cas-; Macdougalst, $50: Pilgrim (New-YOrkl,
$50 Mount Ovet t25; First Church. Melr0se t0 Trim
ity, t25. Total sT60. resolution passed 10 the
et that the Association reoced in the union Of the
American Baptist Publication and American and Foreign
Bible Societies. and hoped that the churches which had
hitherto been backward in contributing would commence
10 act more literally The Rev. Mr. Simmons delivered
short address, in which he urged the necessity Of eu
eating the colorcd population OF the South. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
SOUTH AMERICA.
CHILL.
THE SANTIAGO FAIR-THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
THE CHURCH AND THE STATE.
GFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT


THE CHURCH AND THE STATE
lFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
VALPARAISO, May 1.-THE Exhibition at
Santiago be the great attraction and theme
OF conversation among all classes and the confusion at
tendant upon the opening is gradually subsidlng and
order is being established in all the different departments
There is grand display OF agricultural implements, OF
French English and American manufacture and in the
fret test Of plows the English came out ahead, which
elected loud cheers from the Engishmen present. but
who were candid enough 20 confess that there
fair working OF any OF the machines, owing 10 the
laundering OF the parties who had the working OF them
natives having been intrusted with them, probably TO
and thrashDg machines that were 10 be driven by horse
power had substituted and, as natural cOnse-
quence did not do the work that expected OF them
There were only about $50 persons present during the
trial Of the machines the greater part OF whom were Tor
egners
Senate upon charges brought by the House OF Depu
ties, has been brought 10 close The court was ac-
charges. As soon as the trial ended, Judge Palma
resigned his seat upon the bench. Don Avaro Coyarru
bias, Judge OF the Court OF Appeal, has been recon-
mended by the Council OF State 10 the President TO I'LL
the caused by the resignation OF Judge Palma
Imentioned In former letter that the Catholic clergy
were determined not 10 recognize the Executive power
In affairs OF the Church. and that they would hrng the
matter 70 test upon the conservation OF the Bishop OF
Bishop has been cOnsecated but refuses 10
oath that cOmpels him 10 recognize the Ekecu
power the head OF the Church and the
Bishop or in other words his EIePuatur. without which
Bishop cannot draw his salary from the Government
The going refer the matter 10 Rome for the
Popes decison President Perez IS determined not 10
accept that decision, and Cabinet Council s 10 meet on
Monday next upon the Bishops refusal TO take
the OATH The clergy playing bold but at the Same
time dangerous game. There IA quite large foreign
quietly dihused their ideas among tho more Intelligent
class and the result is that bgotry 10 fast disappearing
from their midst so that the present question IS not
without its significance, and may eventually lead TO
separation OF. Church and state
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
THE ROYAL INSURANCE BOND ROBBERY.

BINGnAMToN, n. Y, June 23.-DyOnisius E.
Cremen indicted parcipator in the Royal Insurance
bond robbery, which occurred in New-Yorh, Dec. TO-
1865 when the OF s235OO stolen was arraigned
trial in this city, yesterday and his trial 10 stu IN
progress The testimony shows that on the 10Th OF Au
gust 1861 Cremen endeavOred 10 get coupon OF stolen
seventhirty bond cashed at the First National Bank
when he was suspected and arrested the number and
date OF the coupon correspond with those OF one OF the
bonds stolen from the Royal Insurance office The effort
OF the prosecution Is connect Cremen with the opera
tiOns OF Griffin. Knapp. Terney, and Dan. Noble He Is
alleged have been concerned IN the robberes as re-
cciyer OF the stolen property The defendans expect 20
prove an abb VIM. Mcfarland, OF the firm OF Barlow,
faroque & Coz with DstrictAttorney Hopkins. appear
for the prosecution, and the Hon. Giles W. Hotchkiss
Lewis Seymour and c. L. Sessions, esqs defend the ac
cused. The trial eXcites great interest.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
TIE GRAND LODGE OF A. p. A

CHICAGO, June 23.-At the annual session OF
the Grand Lodge Of tile American Protestant Association
held I'm this city, the following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year: r. w. G.. M-James +. Campbell OF
Missouri r. W. " G. M-John Gardiner OF New-fork
H. W. O.. secretary-JUhn craig Phadelpha, rem. H.
W O. A. secretary-,John Maxwell, Philadelphia. Penn. ;
X W. @. Trcasurer-Tlomas Caswell OF Massachusetts
n W g. Chan William sharkey of New-YOrS X. w. O.
Con-Albert c. smith of Massachusetts; X. W. q. A.
Con David Downs Of Delaware r. W. @. Ty!er-Philip
Inuccl OF Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
COLOMBIA.

INDICATIONS OF a COMING sToRM-THE ELEC-
TIoSs AND HOW THEY ARE MANAGED
GEN. MosoUERA's PROSPECTS.
[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
PANAMA, June 15.--The Radicals, headed by
the President OF the Republic, moving heaven and
earth 20 defeat their opponents in the coming elections
To gain their object they endeavor to overawe and in
timidate their enemies by display of the national
troops at the polls, and free use OF the Executive
patronage and Influence How well they have succeeded
In the State OF Cundnamarca is seen from the manifesto
OF the Opposition he national party TO tho voters
OF the State, calling upon them TO abstain from rOng IN
order 10 prevent collision with the powers that De-
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
FATAL AFFRAY AT FRANKLIN, VA

NORFOLK, Va, June 23.-At Franklin, Va,
station on the scaboard and Roanoke Railroads. aray
occurred last evening IN which negro morally shot
by "A white man named Holland. At midnight some ne
gToes collected and attempted TO force an entrance into
Hollands house. but were driven on few hours later
they fired and totally destroyed the mill and lumber
yard OF Healy Bros whose loss estimated at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
TROUBLE IN THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLA-
TURE

BosToN, June 23.-At noon to-day, the Leg
islature had practically finished It's work. but the two
Houses disagreed the question of the appointment Of
a committee by the House. The House wanted the
committee 10 sit during the and investigate and
report the condition andmproyement OF the Common
wealth lands but the Senate disagreed and tho House
appointed committee OF its members TO do tho
work The House tried 10 get clause inserted In the
Appropriation bill TO pay this committee, but the
Senate would not The fight continued
till p m, when a second Conference Committee was
appointed committee appointed noon having failed
TO agree. Both branches agree that either may appoint
% committee Of its own members, and the House claims
that the right to appoint implies the right to vote pay
which the Senators There considerable
personal recrimuation, and much talk OF preservation
Of dignity" in both Houses. Last year the Houses
fought with Gov Bullock but failing this year in an Ex
ecutive dispute, they fighting among themselves At
1880 the Houses adjourned, To the fight tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL-THREE MEN KILLED.
ST. LOUIS, June ga desperate attempt to
break Jail was made recently at Cornne, u T. Three
garroters named Mauley, Kahn. and English BILL" who
had been sent there from Brigham City for safe keeping
had scceeded I'm breaking through their CELL when they
were discovered by Of their guards who gave the
alarm Tue remainder Of the guard were aroused and
the deperadoes ordered 10 return to their CELL but
refusing 10 do so they Immediately fired upon, and
avyere