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that Judge Carpenter had told him,
in reply to question, that if nomi-
mated by the Reform Convention, he would
feel it his duty to his fellow-citizens to accept
the nomination, and that he would make the
contest with his coat oG-his sufficient reward,
whatever the result might be, being in the
consciousness that he had done something to
serve the true interests of his adopted State.
[Applause.]
The Vote.
The Convention then proceeded to vote,
the result OF which was the nomination OF
Judge Carpenter by a very large majority, the
vote being as follows: For Judge Bryan A; for
Judge Carpenter 81.
Anderson subsequently withdrew her vote
for Judge Bryan and declined to vote.
The vote in detail, by counties, was as fol
1o1rg
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CARR.-Departed this life in the City Of Charles
ton, on the 18th Of April last, OF pneumonia, hr.
JOHN CARR, aged hfty-fve years. The deceased
was native Of Baltimore, Nd, and for the last
thirty years had been resident OF this city.
During his life he always maintained c0nsis-
tent upright bearing towards all mankind, show
ing fay In his intercourse Tlth the world, that he
was one Of Gods noblest works-af1 honest man.
In his business relations he was always prompt,
ath}ul and In every way reliable. In the social cir
Gle genial companion, and In his family loving
husband and kind, devoted and doLing father. he
mad been engaged lcr many years as compost.
tor upon the Charleston Courier, and was one who
could always be relied upon for any and every
emergency, winning for himself the unbounded
esteem and respect OF his employers and fellow
craftsmen. After life OF usefulness, he lay down
calmly at Its close. and with full belief In the
goodness OF God, and reasonable hope for fu
fure eternity OF bliss, he passed gently away,
leaving a void IN his family, In the social circle
and among his feliow-workmen, that time alone
can I'LL.
"When the dreams OF life are 1e1,
When It's wasted lamps are dead,
When In cold oblIviOn's shade
Beauty, Wealth and Fame are laid,
Where immortal spirits reign,
There may we all meet again."
A FRIEND.
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Obltnarn.

STRAUS.-Died on the Sd June, 1870. In Phila.-
delphia Pa, OF Scarlet Fever, MARGARET GE-
WINNER. youngest child OF FranciSJ. and Mar
garet Straus, aged years, months and IA days.
"of such is the kingdom Of Heaven"
FURMAN.-DIed, In Russelville, KY, on the 26thi
and F. G. Furman, aged four years, one month
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ToR NEW YoRK-oN TUESDAY.

: The AL side.wheel Steamship SOUTH ,IFf4m
CAROLINA, Adkins, Commander, will Sn1RN2E
SAL for New York on TUESDAY, June Il, 81
O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves,
connecting with day Passenger Trains from Co.
lumbia and Augusta, arriving at 4 p. n
The SOUTH CAROLINA will make close con-
nection with Liverpool Steamship MINNESOTA, OF
Messrs Williams & Guion's Line, sailing June 80.
Insurance by the Steamers Of this line n per
cent,
For Freight engagements, or passage, having
very superior stateroom accommodations, all on
deck and newly furnished, apply to WAGNER,
HUGER 4 CO., No. 28 Broad street, or to WIN. A.
COURTENAY. No. Union WharveS. jun15
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5perial Notifies.

NyESTATE NOTICE. ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate of r. A. MeMIL-
Ian, deceased, are notified to hand the same In,
properly attesled, according to law; and those in
debted to said estate will make immediate pay
ment to me. NJ. ]. HIRSCH,
jun1o-f3 Administrator.
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For sale by
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SENATE.


In the Senate, a bill was introduced provid-
ing for the transportation of gooGs in bond
from the ports Of entry to the points of de-
livery.
The bill establishing department Of justice
was passed, and goes to the President.
The bill which passed the House regarding
the currency was read first and second time,
and referred to- the Committee on Fina nee.
Robertson asked to take up the bill remov-
ing political disabilities, covering five thous-
and names Sumner said the bill was OF too
wholesale character, and il was postponed %
to %.
The consideration Of the franking privilege
was resumed, and an amendment continuing
the present arrangements for the exchange
and delivery OF newspapers was passed, &c to
II. Without final action, adjourned.
HOUSE.
In the House, New York and Boston mer-
chants petitioned for drawback on cotton
shipped to China alter June, 1865
Cuba was resumed. Binghams amendment
was adopted-l03 to Sc.
The following is the shape in which the sub
ject was finally disposed of:
Resolved, That the President is hereby au.
thorized to demonstrate against the barbarous
manner in which the war in Cuba has been
conducted; and if he shall deem it eXpedient,
to solicit the cooperation of other governments
in such measures as he may deem necessary
to secure from both contending parties an OBJ
scrvance Of the laws OF Var recognized by all
civilized nations.
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NOR FORT SUMTER.

The safe fast sailing and comfortably sp. -AA.
pointed Yacht "ELEANURn will make TWO &M8
trips daily to Fort Sumter and the other points OF
historic interest In the harbor, leaving South
Commercial Wharf at 10 A. NJ. %nd P. II. The
Yacht can also be chartered for private parties on
reasonable terms. For passage dbcharter apply
next door south OF the Mills House, or to the
Captain on board. may14
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Chipping.


ENOR SAVANNAH, BEAUFORT AND
PACIFIC LANDING, EDISTo AND
ROCKVILLE.
c. sissns' @ss r RHFUH Sail P9n Si sss as9's1a
places as follows:
TUESDAY MORNING, at o'clock, for Edlsto,
Rockville Pacific Landing and Beaufort.
THURSDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for Pacific
Landing Beaufort and Savannah.
Freight to Edi. to reduced so per cent.
]. D. AIKEN & CO.,
iunl7 South Atlantic Wharf.
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funeral Npt,res.


YALENTISE.-Dled on the 14th instant, in the
Goth year OF her age, Mrs. F. VALENTINE, relicG
Of the late Samuel Valentine.
@>THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Mrs. F. VALENTINE and Fami.
ly are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral
THIS AFTERNOON, at haif.past O'Clock, from her
late residence No. IS Smith street. jun16
Ms- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mckay are respectfully in
yited to attend the Funeral Services Of their In.
FAINT Son, JAMES GORDON, at No. 14o Meeting
street, at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. jun17-*
NgTHE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Miss FRANCIS S. MATHEWS, and Of her sisters,
Miss Emeline L. Mathews and Mrs. Joseph r.
Walker, are respectfully invited to attend the Fu-
neral Services Of Miss Francis S. Mathews, at st.
LuIe's Church THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
jun17-*
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II OR LIV E R P o o l..

The irst.class American Ship ALICE NJ. -t4t
MINUTT, Lowell Master, having a large @
portion OF her Cargo engaged, Will be dispatched
for the above port.
For balance OF Freight engagements, apply to
STREET BROTHERS Il CO.,
lnnl8 No. "a East BAY
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rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEws.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE SEwsl
COLUMBIA, June l6-3 P. NJ.
The Convention reassembled at the court
house this morning at 10 o'clock.
The following platform, prepared by the COM
mittee, was submitted by its chairman, General
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June lG.
Secretary Robson leaves on the steamer
Tallapoosa, in few days, to inspect the va
rious navy-yards.
The Secretary of the Interior has telegraph
ed to RED Cloudr that the government has
consented to give his party the seventeen
horses asked "Red Cloud" telegraphed back
that his heart had been made very big
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RAILROADS..
Railroads..
COUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
E@ M@

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE
CHARLESTON, S. c., May II, 1870. !
On and after Sunday, May 18th, the Passenger
Trains upon the South Carolina Railroad viii run
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Upon the reaSSembtng Of the Convention
after the recess, General Kennedy, from the
Committee on Nominations, presented report
recommending that the Convention should at
once proceed to make nominations. 1t is un-
derstood that the report received the concur
renee of every member of the committee with
one exception. The Convention adopted the
report, only one vote being cast in the mega
tive.
On motion of General Kershaw, the Con-
vention then determined to make nomina-
tion for Governor.
Mr.. Seibels, of Richland, nominated the
Hon. R. B. Carpenter, of Charleston. Loud
and prolonged Gheering.l
Mr.. Mcclure, of Chester, nominated the Hon.
George S. Bryan, of Charleston.
Colonel Thomas Y. Simons then took the
floor in support Of the nomination Of Judge
Carpenter as the best and only man available
for the contest. He sketched his career in
Charleston, and said that the only regret oil
the bar would be that if he were nominated
they should lose his services as Judge. Car
penter, he said, was tried Republican; and
yet he had held the scales of justice SO evenly
as to commend himself to the people. He had
heard rumors against him, but had traced
them all to the camp of the enemy. The secret
Of these rumors was that our opponents knew
his strength, and wanted to prevent his.nomi-
nation. The Judge is one Of the best stump
speakers in the country, and is ready to sink
OF swim, live or die, In the cause to-day inaug-
urated. 1 predict that if he be nominated
| Governor Scott will not dare to meet him be-
fore the people Oh the hustngs.. Tremendous
| cheers.] Ee believed that with Il man who
would stump the State, and whose heart was
in the contest, We could and would
win the fight. In conclusion he stated
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observation-disclosures Alurlcl. vi baIuWeH.
and W. G. Rout, of Charleston, a..
It was moved and carried that commlttec
of three be appointed 10 coHuucl lile presiueuI
elect to the CHAIR
Messrs. Buist OF Charleston, McCants OF
Fairfield. and Fenwick, Of Charleston, were ap-
pointed such committee.
On taking the chair, Colonel Shannon said:
REMARKS OF COLONEL W. NJ. SHANNON.
Friends and dyoliRidnS-Srlrprise and en-
barrassment truly suppress The words Oh graf,
itude which the emotions oil my heaft @ouiu
nrompt An obscure man-a stranger III my
own native land-called from the employments
of private life, can see nothing IN tile past OF
INV career which should call me 10 the dlstil-
gnshed position of rresIns over Tie the pa1rlo. o ca
sons of our own mother Carolina when all are
prompted BY the desire to battle as best they
NAV TO sustain the parent, except that In the
| mast nerhaps, I have given some evidence OF
devotion to her [Applause.] In her hour OF
need promise. rs know you are all ready 10
fulfil, greater degree OF devotion and loyalty
| than we felt in her hour OF triumph anu oi
grandeur. commend yon to that spirit OF de'
Votiop which in all the past has actuated the
sons of old Carolina. / know that with
most of us. who have adhered to the State
mill the nresent. that devotion will last while
| life exists. and rs the shades Of death snail
tall unon MS, we will call our sons TO the
altar Of our country, and, as Hamilcar did Han
nibal, swear them, but more holly, not 10
hate the enemies OF our country, put 70
love that great old country. [Appause.
For myself, with an interest in all the h;
past of Carolina ] claim an interest in all
her future. While life lasts. shall De
here. Born and malureG on her soil, educat
ed in her schools and colleges, and never
having passed day in my lite beyond 9el ael
borders that was not one long aspiration ioI
a return. shall spend the rest Of my days
in her bosom: shall rest whether the heel o.
| the oppressor shall tread upon my grave, ol
whether the sun of liberty shall shine upon 1t;
! lApplausc.l believe that South Carollna,o
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NUMBERAo

,eotporators or a majority yof chem hey ray pro-
scribe such fulaa and bY.laWs for the roverrs
,ment Of their association, and The tranncfoR
Of itsbnsiness, ilS such faia1oi insurance tu 4
wemipps, aud provide ofor the payment q leser
g, n stch manncr ns may b. uecc2saryt Y c1F
" into egeet ilo objects Of We ireeip ppsatioIF
FFpridef, That such rules and by law sha4
not CONFLICT with the constltptipn q tllc gritet
States, nor with any laws ipotc6 within ~
District Of Columbia: which rplea p9d by.laNs
may b6ohauged d any regular neailes a. tfe
board Of trustees Of the association by amazon
ity vote Of heypembers ef such board psea6is
SRo. 4 And 20 L fstttcr fnecle6s
That Il shall bolhwiel lor the said arsacinii9r
to purchase, hold, aud convey rcd estate ~
follows; First such as shah be Requisite ~ p
Immediate ACCOMMODATION cfi rs husinegh; ~
aecend, such az shnll have tecn moFlgaged "
itin good faith BY way u security for leans
previously contracted, for money; dive orthiEt
such o. ShAllhaYO been cpveyed 10 itin eatigtcr
tion Of dObts prnyicusly contracted Ia taeeouttp
Gifts dealings; or fourth, such as shall have
boen purchased 4 sales upon indgWenipif 10.
eFees. or mortgages tpiped " wade tor lp1k
debts.
SHc : aud De 4 farikey elarlca That
the number Gi,tfpsteos 10 mapego llie buinosg
Of said corporation shall be twepty y, Z majority
Of whom shall 30 residents II Tie Risttlrt u
Columbia. agd the tlrsb board slia Ne ,olaclef
from alneug the cofporatots herein penled, any
vacancy existing ,er occurring by death feaigr
nation or otherwise, a ssid dice of trpstess
ehail be GlIe,I by ballot at such tine d tho by
laws shall prescribe; aud that said trustees
shall elect one Of ftbetr number 70 DO The presir
dent,of tho eaid beard who shall alsp 10 fhe
president OF tho association, and ehall elect
Two Of their number as ytcp.preyideni8,, one d
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TPubIic-No 90 4

AN ACT supplementary to an act entitled IAN
not TO autli rize the construction, extensioni
and use of Int, raj branch Of the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company into and
within the District Of Columbia approved
February Eve, eighteen Aundred and sew
enty.
Be Il enacted BY Ms Senate AMI House
Of Representatives Of Ms Usite9 States Of
america in Congress assembled. That
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
be, and they are hereby. authorized and en-
powered to oxtepd their lateral branch, auth.
oriscd by the cct to which this is a supple,
ment 10 said aC:S, by the way OF Maryland
avenue, conforming to It's grade to The yiHduet
over the Potomac river at, the city Of Washing
ton, known as the Long Bridge, and 10 extend
their tracks over said bridge, and connect
with any railroads constructed, or that nay
hereafter be Constructed, in the State o. vtr-
ginia. To effect these purposes the saiI BAL
ti6ibre and Potompt Railroad Company are
hereby authorized hgd empowered 80 Fake
n4ssoSsioa Of hold, eh1nge, and useslhe said
bridge. and tho Connected thert 9Th, in
nerpetuity free Of cost PrOpided, That the
said baltimore and sPatomac Railroad Com
nav will maintain iugood order and condition
the said bridge for railway and ordinary trav.
eI; and Lhe bridge shall at all times be and
remaiu FREQ bridge for public use for ortlina'
nary travel: Asd Provided further, That the
said Baltimore aad Potomac Railroad Compa'
nv shall erect and maintain the draw bridges
So as not to impe 10 the free navigation ot the
Potomac river, in efficient working condition
at ali times; and that, until such time as the
needful changes are made to accommodate
raiIroad aud ether traffic as contemplated BY
this supplement, It shall be the. duty OF the
said Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Compa'
nv to repair without delay all damages TO the
present bridge, and maintain It without cost
q the United States; Provided, l That said
railroad company shall give other. railroad
companies the right to pass over said bridge
upor such reasonable terms as may DO agreed
upon or Congress prescribe.
SEE. 3. AMI DO Il .tRrtner enacted.
That II the said Baltimore and Potomac Rail.
road Company shall at any time neglect 70
Keen @ said bridge in good repair and free for
nubIic use lor ordinary travel, the government
81 the United States may enter into possession
of the saii bridge; and Congress reserves the
r;ght 10 alter or amend this law.
Approved, June 81, 1870.
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tpubEe--No. sSl


AN ACT TO incorporate tho National Mutual l
Life Assurance Association Of Washin gten,
&c.
Be asnaeted BY Ms Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES of tho United Safest
Of America in Congress assembled. Thst
Almon NJ. Clapp, Ezra B. French, StOphen q !.
W. Tabor, r, b. Donald son, William A. Rich
ardson, Jcbeliah H. Baxter, James u. Austin,
Henry p. Il. BrownwGll, Aaron 4 Randall.
johu r. Thompson, Dolson B. Searle, Josoph
r. Evans, Thomas l. Tullock, Amos Z. Meri
man, Edward DowneY, L. Sanders, j. w. Grit-
fin. John W. Boteler, George 8. hontouse,
William Wilkinson, james o. Conner, and u.
B. French, and their successors, are constitu.
ted bndy cooperate, by the name OF "Ihe
National Life Assurance and Trust Associa-
tiop !" aud by that name may sue and be sped {,
plead and be impleaded. have acommon seal,
have all the rights, privileges, and iwmpnitles
necessary for the purposes Of the cooperation
.Lereby created: Ffovited, That che said com.
pany shall bo limited 70 the District Of Cclum.
bla Ia the transaction Of It's business and shall
not establish any agency IN any State except
In pursuancc Of tho laws OF said Slate.
SEC. 2. And be II further eRGcied,
That the corporation above named shall, with
in ono year after tho passage Of this act. meet
and elect such officers as may be necessary TO
perfect the organization, and tAereIlfeE. or as'
soon thereafter as may be pTactieabls shall open
books for tho enrolmcnt Of members.
SIC 3 AID be u further e1deisd.
That the objects Of this association shall be
tho mutual insurance Of the lives Of The mepi'
bers, and the Investment o! pltmiums N uust'
for the benefit Of the person payirg the SINE,
or soEe other pOrson designate by,litn, upon
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fPablic-No. 1907


AN ACT TO authorize the settlement Of che acr
counts Of the officers Of tho army and navy.
Bsiteneeted Ly &c Seeaie aae HeFss
Of Representatives. Of thc Gnited States 81
Amaice IN Congress oSsentOle9, That
tile proper accounting officers Of the treasury
be, aud they are hereby authorized. IL ihe fetr
tlement OF accounts Of disbursng officers Cf ti,e
War and Navy Departments arising since tho
pemmenc, ment 1.-THE rebellion aud pripritg
the twentieth day Of August. eighteen hpndfea
ead sixty six, TO allow such credits fer over
payments. aud FOR losses Of funds, wpnchers,
and iprcpariy., Ms they may deem Just npd tcre
enable, when Recommended under ulhority q
the Secretaries Of War Rnd Navy BY the headg
Of fthe miliGaIy aud naval bureaus y whick
such accounts respectively pertain.
SEQ. 2. AieI BE- i flirflser eReclel Thnt
slie fecopnla of the military add payil 4tgl.
lrlal|lrr
ilio proper M -o1inerR uhcncfef, ia
! their indfuont. twill be for tho interest az
the United States 90 70 do: I'50pidefs Nhni
such accounts originated prior y the tWeutieit
day0f August, eighteen hundred and sigty,sigE
Rsouided, That no settlement shall be made
by the Oiiicers Of the treasury under this act
which shall exceed the SUM- 81 Eve thousand
dollars, and only Of such Of thearpy mud ma
w aud Of fthepay department IN wheseac-
counts there is no apparent fraud against the
Upited States. And Rrpplaed ttfrthsr, That tllis
act shall remain inforce for two years fen
after itspassage aud 40 longer.
Approsed, June %. 1870.
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oFFLoIAL
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES;
PASSED At TRE
SECOND SESSION OF THE FOR
TT-FRsT CONGRESS.
fPublic-Ko. s4

AN Aor to auend an act entitled Gan act
3ixins he compensation for the bailifts aud
criers OF the courts Of tho Districts ofuolum-
bia;s approved February twenty-five, ejgh'
teen hundred and siEty-seEea.
Be il enacted Sy thc Senste and House
T Representatives of lhe United States Of
lmerica In Congress assembled, Thai
from and after the passage ofthis act the mar.
shal shall pay to each bailit and crier Who
circuit, fandl criminst courts Of the District
of Columbia, three dollars aud fry ctnts for
each day such bailif or crier shall attend up
on either Of said courts.
Approved, June q. 1850,
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Dr. j. II. IIooTT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

EUIUN NSH"Nt'SI " s'sl
4IAY always be found at his rrug store or
n residence when not absent on professional
olsaess.
Having had m experience in the practice of
urdieine in this place aud vicinity for Up
ards Of ll years. he considers that spth
GENTLY strong recommendation to the public,
'ortion Of whose patronage he soltci.s.
jan. 10 '7O,-ly,
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