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J. N. ROBSON.
Commission Merchant
Sts. l. z, Atlantic Wharf,
CHARL STON, S. {.
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MI:x.DissS s;is YCITIxt..2f., X.
A gepurInau who auHeIed to, Jnap hpW
~ keiyoun Debjittr, PrrIhatu.e NL4y
al,d al TO- eGycis vf youthful ipdnc.ct.pi
vii ior tbs saLc of sufsr.ny i,Ii"u.'/
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81 BY aIdtvssiDg, ~ perce'. lpnid.nDl
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Law Notice.

The undersigned have formed partner
chip for the practice Of Law in The State
Court ard the United State. Courts, for
the Di.tsiet ri South Carolina. Office at
Se"berfy, S. c.
JAMES ". BAXTER,
April IL IT, S.LAS TOMBSTONE.
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MNns-.NB"~D MANUOAn.
VSyS$.-s2tEAa """"'
How Lost, How Restored.

just published, u now edition Of Or. Cul>
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or HNminHl Wanknoss, Involuntary Eemlnal
iMsnNs. tmpotouey, Mental aud PHYSICAL luz
GhpaGlty, tmpadim0Mta 10 Marriage, eto. !;
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Tha celebrated author, In thla admirable
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LEGAL rTgTNILxGnNCB.

Court Of Quarter SessIons-Judge Pa xsOH.
In the case of Thomas Carr and James Griln,
tried yesterday for highway robbery committed upon
Harbor Policeman Kuhn, before reported, the fury
rendered verdict OF guilty. IL will be remembered
tnat after the brutal attack upon him, he fred his
pistol and wounded GrifiD in the right arm frac-
turing the bone below the elbow. The wounded
man was taken TO the Pennsylvania Hospital
where the arm was attended to-; thence he
was removed to prison, where he remained
until brought to court for trial. Here it
discovered that the odor arising from the wound
was almost intolerable, and therefore an examina
ton was made, which resulted in discovering that
the bandages had not been renewed since his con-
hnement in prison. and the cut bore the appearance
OF neglect and the Court sent to the prison surgeon
for an explanation. This morning the surgeon pro-
duced medical testimony to the effect that 1t was bad
surgery to disturb the bandage from comminuted
fracture, such as this, while the discharge was fiow
ing and the shattered bones working out, and that
the treatment that had been applied to this case was
perfectly proper. His Honor accepted this explana-
John Burke, who convicted during the week
OF larceny, was sentenced to the County Prison for
six months.
Frank Goldsmith, convicted OF the larceny of a
copper Kettle from the United states Mint, was SEN
fenced to the County Prison for sixteen months.
George GlazeT, convicted OF assault and battery
upon his wife, was sentenced TO the County Prison
for one month.
Thomas Mullin, convicted OF picking a ladys
pocket at funeral, was sentenced 10 the Eastern
Penitentiary for four years and six months.
George Stevenson young professional, was con-
viced during the week OF several attempts to enter
houses in order to Steal and was to-day sentenced
to the Eastern Penicntiary for oar years and eleven
months.
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House.

House.
WASHINGTON Dec. 1I.-Mr. IngerSOll again intro
duced his bill authorizing additional issue of
legalender notes to the amount OF S44 600 000 and
asked its reference to the Committee OF Ways and
Means
Mr.. Cullom remarked that he thought the House
had had that bill offered for the last two or three
days.
MIR. IngersO said 1t had, and that it would have 1t
for two or three days more, until it was referred.
Mr.. Garfield moved its reference to the Committee
on Banking and Currency.
Mr.. Randall inquired of the Speaker whether an
objection would prevent the introduction Of the bill
now?
The Speaker said it would not
Mr.. Cox thought the House had better postpone
the consideration of the subject for the present 1t
ought to be ventilated.
Mr. Garfield thought that the question OF refer
ence might as well be settled now as az any other
time.
Mr. IngeTsoll insisted on his motion of reference
and moved the previous question, which was
seconded.
Mr. Judd demanded the reading OF the bill, which
was done.
1t authorizes and directs the Secretary OF the
Treasury to issue additional legal-tender notes OF
the denominations heretofore issued, and in such
proportions as he may deem best to the amount Of
S44,000,000; OF which S10,000000 are to be issued
within thirty days after the passage OF this act,
Sl0,O00O0O more within sixty days, and $4,000 600
more within ninety days, aud the remaining s4,OoO,-
600 within one hundred days. The second section
directs the Secretary OF the Treasury TO purchase
with such notes gold nterest-bearlng bonds, aud to
cancel the same in the manner now provided by law
Mr.. Scofeld moved that the bill be laid on the
table.
Mr. Holman called for the yeas aud nays
Mr. Garfield inquired OF the Speaker whether the
bill was now before the House for action?
The Speaker replied that it was and that the House
could dispose Of It,
Mr. Cox remarked that il the gentleman from
Pennsylvania, Mr. Scoteld, wanted Il decision of the
House between an imitation and contraction or cur
Tency now was the time.
Mr. ScoBed supposed those VINO wanted TO innate
the currency would vote against the motion.
The yeas and nays were ordered, the main ques-
tion was taken, and the motion was rejected; yeas
"a, nays, S.
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House.

Continued FROM 7Nisd Edition.
The question r5curred on Mr. Garfeld's motion TO
refer to the Committee on Banking aud Currency.
Mir. IngeTsOll called for the yeas and nays, re-
marking that four out OF the six members OF that
committee who had yet voted had voted to lay the
bill on the table.
The yeas and nays were called, and the bill was
referred to the Committee on Banking and Cur
renCy. Yeas, IS; nays, 81.
Mr. Paine, from the Committee on Reconstruc-
tion reported the following described papers in
ference. To the admission Of Virginia, which were
ordered to be printed:-General Canbys report to
the Secretary OF War relative to the election In july
1863; the address Of the Republican Central Com
mittee: the statement OF Mr.. Hughes, endorsed by
Mr.. Witcher the statement Of Governor Wells; the
memorial of the Committee OF the Virginia Legisa-
ture; statement of Governor Walker before the Re-
construction Committee; opinion OF Attorney-Gene-
raj HOar on Virginia affairs; with statement that
the afildayits from about dfty persons in various
parts of the State stating that there was failure on
the part of registering officers to register their
names, and in some instances threats and intimida-
tion were used the conservative side to prevent
them from voting the Republican ticket, and that
they prevented from voting.
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FROM THE VEST.
Planning MIN in Sc. Louis. Bnrnc,

Planning MIL in st. Louis. harmed.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 1.-THE planning mill Ql Junn ,
Thomas at the corner OF Compton avenue and Ches-
nus street, was totally burned this morning. Loss,
s2o,oOe; insured in the Maryland Fire Insurance
COMPANY, OF Baltimore, for $1,000; in the lnterna-
uona OF New York, for $1,000; and in the Globe Mu-
Iual, american, Central, Commercial, and Citizens,
OF ST. Louis. s2t00 each.
More About the Cardin Grant.
CHICAGO, Dec l1.-A correspondent who has seen
~ writes TO the Chicago Tribune that the partly de-
cayed arm that lies under the Cardiff grant looks
exacty IKE that portion OF Fort Dodge gypsum
winch rises above the surface OF the ground and is
exposed 20 the weather. The same correspondent
was present in the bank at Syracuse when Mr.
Newell deposited S31, BOO and the cashier informed
the correspondent that Newell gave George Hull
$4,000 OF this money.
Libel Suit,
The jury in the case OF Walton Vs.Wfbur Il. Storey,
editor OF the Chicago Times, for libel gave verdict
to the plaintn for S3650. new trial was granted
without argument.
An Injured Husband Shoots.
At Ottumws, Iowa, on Thursday night last, Lewis
Barker jeweler having suspicious or the in1delity
OF his wife with Otto Frauenburg, his wife's para
mour, shot the latter who attempted to escape from
Barkers house. the ball entering his bowels and pro-
ducing an ugly wound. Frauenburg drew knife
and plunged 1t into Barkers bowels, making fearful
wound, although neither are considered fatal
Az meeting OF Germans held here last night, q
petition was numerously signed asking Governor
Geary to pardon DIR. Schoeppe.
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This Institution will be opened for the transaction of
business onfMONDAY December %, when the Company
will be in readiness to SPECIAL DEPOSITS for the
SAFE KEEPING of GOVERNMENT BONDS and other SECU.
RITUs, SILVER and GOLD PLATE, JEwELRY and other
portable VALUABIEs under special guarantee rates
81 liar TO those charged by other SAFR DEPOSIT CoPA
RENT SMALL SAFES inside its BURGLARPRooF Vaults at
and location. These Vaults are we'll lighted and yeni
lated, OF enormous strength and effort or expense
has been spared in their construction TO rem
der them ABBoLUTELX buRGLAR-PRooF. Watchmen OF
undoubted character vigilance, and iateuigeace will he
duty day and night (Sundays and holidays incuded)
inside and outside the promises; and conceivable
precsution has been adopted in the internal arrange
ments TO preclude the possibility of steahy sudden
theft Nothing has been omitted to provide the
venience and most perfect atainable security OF Depos
and rs, and afford absolute SAFETY against
FIRE, THEFT, BURGLARY and AcCIDENT--the means for
which, adopted by the Company not IL is believed
e1celed in the country.
All fiduciary obligations, such as Trusts Guardian
ships ESecutorshps, ETC., will be undertaken and faith
fully discharged.
Money received deposit at interest lieet to with
drswal at the pleasure of depOsitors.
Coupons, Interest and other Income will be col
ected when desired and remitted to the for small
commission.
ence of ladies.
osce Hours, 9 o'clock 4. N. to I o'clock r. NJ
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Pennsylvania Nomination.
Special Despatch % The EUeniiJ Tslegrdph
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1l-A careful canvass of the
senate shows that there is strong opposition to the
COZ trmatlon OF Judges Yeaman, Pearce, and
Judges All the others win be confirmed without
opposition. Republicans arc anxious to get a man
Guiding, as 1t does, Kentucky-whose position on all
questions arising out OF the Rebellion is unequivocal
Besides, IL is held that Yeamen is not nt for the
place. Charges said to be well founded have been
brought against PearCe for attemLtng to defraud
the revenue. McKennan is not regarded as onaii
fed, and many Senators will vote against him on
this ground The probabilities are that all three will
be rejected
The virginia Members-No Opposition.
All opposition having been withdrawn to the adj
mission OF Virginia, and Ex-Governor Wells having
written letter in favor Of amnesty, and for mme-
preparing the forms, which will be presented on
Monday next
The Franking Privilege.
Large numbers OF members and Senators are
greatly ncensed at the statement OF the Postmaster
General in his report that the franking privilege
costs the Government five millions annually.
Statements are being prepared to show that it does
not cost the Government more than million annu-
ally. The assault OF the Postmaster General is re-
garded as uncalled FOR, and calculated to have bad
effect upon the party, anording capital for opposi-
ton.
Treasury Statement.
The statement OF the condition OF the Treasury to-
day shows q coin balance OF over one hundred and
eight millions or this about thirty-eight millions is
for gold certificates, leaving seventy millions of gold
belonging to the government. The currency balance
is over thirteen millions.
Georgia Democrats Protest.
A delegation OF Democrats are on their way from
Georgia To protest against the proposed action OF
Congress as recommended i'm the Presidents Mes
sage. They will find themselves too late, as the
Senate has prepared bill which will be presented
next week.
The Mc(!arrThan Case.
Despatch to The Erening Telegraph
WARRINGTON, Dec. 11.-Attorney-G General IIoar
attempted yesterday to get the attorneys in the
celebrated McGarrahan case to agree to have a
mandamus against Secretary Cox advanced in
the docket Of the United States Supreme Court.
The latter would not agree. lIoar puts it on the
ground Of the public interest involved, although
not between the United States and McGarrahan, but
between the New ldria Quicksilver Company who
in possession and McCIarrahan, who il trying to
oust them Some surprise is manifested at the in
terf"rance Of the United States officials in in
volvinE only private interests.
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FROM WASHING TON.
InternnI Rrvenuo Apnolntments

DeepGtch 10 The Eceling Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Dec, 1.-THE following appoint-
mcDts were made ts-day by Commissioner Deiano.-
John w. Brown, Assistant Assessor in the Fourth
District Of Pennsylvania Theodore Wande, William
ii. Grogan, and Payton Dwight, Assistant Assessors
II Thirty.second District of New York.
by Secretary Boutwell-John s. Torr Inspector
in Boston Custom House; George C. Lewis and H.
q. Pettngil, Deputy Collectors at Custom House in
Burlington, Vermont,
No appointment Of Appraiser for Philadelphia has
yet been made 10 take Mr. Worthingtonis place.
though there seems to be no doubt about the aps
pointment Of Alex: c. Coesbery, present Assistant
Appraiser. to the place. Ky
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FROM EUROPE.
The Latest Quo,nIions.

The Latest Quotations.
By the Ango-An1ericGa Cable.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE Bourse opened firm, Rentes
T9i. &c. and closed steady at T3f &C.
ANTWERP, Dec. u.-Petroleum opened firm out
quiet.
llAvRE Dec. ll.-Cotton opened quiet and steady
hOlh ON the SPOT and afOat.
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New York Produce Market.
baltimore Produce NInrGet.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1l.-Cotton strong at 25@95Ac.
Flour dull, with small business and prices entirely
unchanged. Wheat dull; red, q 30@1'8S. Corn
Provisions unchanged. Whisky, tlO9@1 09H, in
wood and IRON Sales for January delivery at
9hes9se.
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hnowlese that seEre compromised by Barto paying
SbO0 was not parry TO that ettlement advised the
Oep1rment 70 the contrary tho relations between Baro
shu myself rom tnat Tune out wore anything butfendy
knew him until 1860 - - N''
The etill
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ATTBMPT TO ROB A Posi- OFFICE.-George Monroe
alias George Ellis, few nights ago attempted to rob
the Post ONCE at Chester, Pa He was arrested last
night in Little Pine alley, ana will have hearing at
the Central Station to day.
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THIRD EDITION


The Nominations of Circuit Judges not
Entirely Approved-Judge McKen-.
nan Criticized-The Virginia
Question as Good as Settled
The Franking Privi-
lege-Coin and Cur
rency Statement.
Etc, Etc. Etc., Etc, Etc.
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500 FIRB.-A hubbub was created about seven
o'clock this morning by the burning OF 500 worth of
wearing apparel In the third story back room OF No
1912 Seybert street, occupied by one Aaron Hood.
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The Chimes" on the Ornngemen.


By AngIo-Am american Cable
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Times has an article TO-DAY
condemnng the Orangemen, saying that they
answer no end but to perpetuate the idea OF two
races, conquerors and conquered. Statesmen should
discourage and discountenance these organizations.
The English Press and American Affairs
The Spectator hos an editorial American affairs
to-day. The writer says that General Grants pro-
gramme, as announced in his message TO Congress-
Of peace, retrenchment, reconstruction aud honesty
must enhance the position of the United States as
nation His way OF paying her debts was the last 10
be QUARREL ed with.
The Oscumenical Council Adiourued In,,,
Alter the Epiphany.
ROME, Dec. 1.-THE sessions OF the QyeumenIcaI
Council has been adjourned until after the EpphanT
Much opposition is expected the reassembiinp of
the body, but his Holiness is said to be sure of 90
operation by the American Bishops.
The French Government aud the Council
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE French Government has
made known to the Gcumenical Council that infali
billty is an inopportune question from a religious
view, and politically places France otherwise than
asserting TO the Concordat and releases her from
the obligations then accepted.
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The SCHORPPE CAsE.-The committee OF arrange
ments for the Schoeppe mass meeting this afternoon
resolved, on motion OF Mr. Francis Wells, to post
pone the proposed public meeting and to recon-
tlons, pending the action OF the Supreme Court in
AIln
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BROoMs.--One dozen OF brooms await an owner at
the Eleventh District Station. They are supposed to
have been stolen.
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Wards.
5000 City Os, New,

PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 =. Third Street.
SECOND ROARD
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FOURTH EDITION
p q n o p z.

Important Action of the French Gov
ernment Towards the Gcumenical
Council-The Pope Supported
by American Bishops-The
Council Adjourned until
after the Epiphany.
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THE FAIR FOR BETHANY MEMORIAL MISSION, now
in progress at Horticultural Hall, is complete sue
cess. The lower foOr is occupied by museum
better than anything in this line gotten up in
the city. The foyer is used for tableaHx and musical
performances. The hall well filed last evening
and the sales were quite heavy.