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Interior Cotton Markets.

wINNSBORO'. February LIS bales Of cotton
were sultl III this market during the past week at
21a23Isc.
ATLANTA, January 3l.-Cotton-the market
closed active at 25lc for mlddllnGs; .2ha Tor low
middlings; 201s for good ordinary.
COLUMBIA, February 1.-TEere was very little
cotton Offering to-day; but notwithstanding the
unfavorablc a,lvlces received, the previous days
prices were fully maintained; sales about % bales;
middlings 23i4aa3lsc.
COLUMBUS, January 31.-The dullness and
heavy declines IN New York have greatly deprcSs-
cd our market and made ii lireieSs. To. day the
sales have been limited 10 n few buyers. Mid
dlings o3c, though TO effect sales x cent of would
have to be submitted to- Sales 2uG bales; receipts
oOj; shipments 1Gj; IS by upeliGa Railroad via
Charleston tu New York.
MACON, January 3l.-CoTTON.-Rccepts to-day
4l2 bales; sales lis; shipped :29G. Receipts for
January, 1870 All bales; sales for same month
1S9O The market opened quiet this morning nt
23yc, hut the usual noon dispatches Knocked the
bottom clear out nr the market, and it closed lat
this evening at 23,l, nominal, with little offering,
and wide difference between the views OF buy
ers and sellers.
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RAILROAD.
If.iSScllncrS,

Per steamship James Adger, for New Iorh-J
NJ Denton, Miss Murray, Miss Ellis DIR J.. Rowe
and wife, l. W IlaSkin and wife, q + von lioNcn
and son, j Williams, n Button, Ereeland Is
Nichols, l. Wittpenn, wife and nurse, sullivan,
flanagan, s Ritter, and IN stccragc.
Per steamer City Point, from PalatEa. via jack
sonvillc, Fernandina AMI Savannall-M Mosc!ey,
Hon Il Gchrist, Mr. Qnintarl, Mr. Schenck ana
WIFE, D and + Payne. w Bird, Mr. Mcdowell,
Gaylord AMI wife, Dr. Dudley, + King, a Ley
dell, j l. Ronncll, Galntin and wife, w i Hay
den, w II Scott, Misses NJ and b Branch, Mr. Car
penter and wiIc, II Mcrkcr, Mr. Mollatt, kydel,
W = Crowe Miss Pope, & Arnold anu wife. q
Arnold, NJ Curtis. Dunn, Mrs Buckley, Misses
j and |. Murphy, j y Prior, Chisolnl, ID Van
tlcrIord and wife, Mr. Mclean, wife and daughter,
Mr. Lockwood, AMI the Green Line ENcurslonlsls.
viz: + Betty, Mr. Meder, DR. Sexton, D Boil,
Fitzpatrick, DR. Robinson, ii Warren, Mr. Booker,
Mr. IjrazclUrd, A Edmonds, W + Wade, Mr. Jones,
Duvall, c ii Callahan, Major Davis, Mr. McClarly,
Mr. Lewis L Scott, Z Frisbe, L Campbell,
Miller, Trigg. Captain Pennington, W X Wooley,
w Is Evcrts. q " Morris, j Porter, II Newman,
j Martin, Mr. Allen, j Kcnncy, G Reatrist, Capt
Purse, A NJ Stein, s u Maxwell, G Ghann, } +
LEVEL, V + Armstrong, Floyd, Casey, \ II
Moamar, Col y B Harris, ID Tut an" wife, j ii
O'Cunnell, L NJ Gillard, c II St0ckwcll, ] Child
reSs, ii Andrews, L Z Beach, and on deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from EdistO, Rockville,
Enterprise and Landings-G ii lloppOcS Mrs Lee
and two children, W Edngs, Miss smith, Mrs
Ilopknson.
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Dear Little Elinor.

Dear little Elinor, why will you
Do M etty things, and Know you DO them?
Because laughs she, the things do
Make you more mine. though you sec 'hrous'
them.
Dear little Elnor, now. il you
Really love me, why don You snow II
Because laughs She, whatever 40
Makes you firmly convinced tiat Sou hu0" "'
Dear little Elinor. say. have you
A heart, at all. for 4 faithful lover!
To find cut thar, laughs She pursue
Me all YOUR life, ami you may discover.
[Hdirard Adrocdte.
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Receipts by Railroad, February 2.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

ll65 bales cotton, 81 bales dOmeStics, 100 casks
CLAY, cars stock TO Railroad Agent e II Wal
ter 4 co, Frost Adger, rczcr, Rodgers co, G
w Williams & co. ] i f Sloan, W Z Courtney
co, A B Mulligan, Thurston & Holmes. A J Salinas
Rcclcr & Davis, Bowling & co, W W Saith, kirk.
patrick & Witte, W X Ryan, j Aiken CO, X e
Sharp, Graeser & Smith, CaGhorn, Herring CO.
W + Hall, " Roach and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
laG bales upland cotton, 3 bags sea island cot.
ton, 10 bushels rice. Sc bbiS naval stores, cars
lumber, kegs nails, pouglIs, m,lsc, &c. TO
Williams 4 co, Adgcr & co, Reeder DAVIS, =
Marshall, Jr, W X Ryan, ClashUrn, Herring Il co,
Pringlc Il SON. Waller X CO. a Salinas. Mowry
a. son. Brodie Il co, Caldwell & Son, j Quicken
Uusl Ravenel & co, pezcr, Rodgers 4 co, John,
sion. Crews h co, 4 Pritchard. Miss Sanders, j
G. Holmes, ShackcIor,, IL Kelly, Frost & AdSer, s
ID Stoncy w II ChaGce & co, Il Washington, W
Se1nSen, Thurstnn & Holmes q Macbeth, Nal
,Ouce and + yelling.
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The Charleston Cotton. Etcc anl Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
"WEDNESDAY EYENING ErnruarY ,. lSIQ. {

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February }, 1870.
CoTToN.-There was hardly any demand, buy
ers having generally withdrawn, and the limited
transactions were mostly to one purchaser, who
opened on the basis OF CSC q ID for fully strict
mddngs; but there was no disposition to pur.
chase to any extent at these Ggurcs, and the mar
ket closed nat and nominal. Sales about 100
bales, say Al at o2H, aud Sc at a5c 2 ID. Quota
tions are omitted.
RIcE.-There was but little doing; sales GO tcs
OF clean Carolina at &C q 1t. We quote common
to fair clean Carolina at 1224@6c; good G1s@63sc
q tb
NAVAL SToREs.-The business in these articles
was unimpOrtaut.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH. February 2.-Arrved, steamships
Huntsville New York; Tonawanda, Philadelphia
schrs Joseph Fish, New York; C P Stickney, Phila.
tlelphia; Ella Fish, Wiscassctt, Me; r Baird,
Simmonson and John Hay, Baltimore; A. j. Fa-
bers and Mathew Kenny, Boston: Cleared, ship
James Jardine, Liverpool; bark Douglas Castle.
Darien: schrs Ella Mathews, Jacksonville; Fred
Dunbar, BaltimOre James Malloy, Jacksonville;
Ella Brown, Darlen; Josiah Whltehouse, George
town, S G.
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Nc,y York Rice Market.

NEW YORK. January 29-Thc Journal OF Conf
mcrce says: The market remains dull, and prices
,hlugc figures; at 6iiu1iic there are small lots
st ling 10 the trade.
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The Steamship MARYLAND, John. ,CESae.
son, Commander, will sail for Bati-.E kslssAGSG e
more on SATURDAY, 5th February, at l O'Clock
P. NJ.
@Insurance by the Steamers OF this line x
per cent. to Baltimore and Philadelphia. To BOs-
ton x. Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore Without addi.
tional expense for insurance.
Eg-Consignees by this line are allowed ample
time to sample and sell their Cottons from the
feb3 - PAUL c. TRENHOLM.
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COMMERCIAL NEU'S.
Exports.

LIvERPooL-Per Norwegian brig Apollo-i9
bags sea island cotton, 609 bales upland cotton,
245 bs rosln 742 sacks cotton seed, II tons phos'
pilates.
BARcELoSA-Per Spanish brig Union-4a5 bales
"pland cotton.
NEW YoII-Pcr steamship James Adger-l4
bags sea island cotton, S06 bales upland cotton,
l2O licrccs RICE 10 bales yarn, rs empty barrels,
and SundreS.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gnll-iSl ties
rice, 3S7 bales upland cotton, 25 casks clay, ~
bales yarn, SO packages fruit, &c.
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Some orthe Merits of the system-Ho'v
it Works in England ana Germany
Can it be Carried into Effect in the
United States.
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Chipping.
EAST FREIG b r LINE
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND
THE CITIES OF TIE NORTHWEST.

THROUGH BILLS OF LADLNG GIFEN FOR
COTTON TO BREMEN
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POET NDAR.
M4RINE NEWS.
f1u EsToN FERRIT AIRY q
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Anna E Glover, Ryder, Boston-12 days.
Mtlse. TO NJ Goldsmith Il Son, r White, Z II Cow
pcrthwat. II w Brewer. C Bart & co, u H Sill
cox, Kllnck WickcnUcrg 6 CO, Werner Il Ducker,
Hart x co. G w Williams & CO, ID Carr q 90,
Locke, j Wirtl Kinsman Howell, Z A1ger
CO, l. Scnnell K co, = p r0ale, w BlSSell. reid
mann EnstOn, Smith Dodge, Ii Smith,
Railroad Agent, and others.
Schr Lizzie Watson. Watson, Baltim ore-l0
days. Guano. To Rsley < Creighton, S Rhett
& Son, and Railroad Agent.
Steamer City Point; Peck, Palatka, via jack
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ryDUsrRIA1 COOPERATION.

A CHAPTER FOR THE woRKINGMEN.
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Everything except rent has materially de-
creased in price since January, 1869, and that
has not increased. Coal, that last spring was
$40 SO to sl2 II ton, sells now from 81 to 50; the
best family flour was then sl3 to Sl5 a barrel;
it is now 50 so to Sll. Other things are pro-
portionally cheap. Consequently, on tho very
liberal estimate here given, mechanic work
ing but nine months in the year. may, after
meeting all his expenses, have s32 43 to de-
vote to cooperation or to any other legitimate
enterprise. But now if we take mechanic
engaged in indoor employments, as for in-
stance IL printer, whose average wages is $50
q week ali the year, his income will be 5000
per annum, from which deduct expenses
above, s9O3 81, there remains then sl36 43 to
be devoted In similar ways. But reasons need
not be multiplied. Every mechanic knows mat
he CAN save something every week if he likes.
''Whcrc there's will there's way" and 1t
only remains for them to give cooperation a
fair and impartial trial.
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Railroads.
NHANGE OF HEDULE.
@ ;J 60 JyI
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S0 OFFICE,
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, November 5, 1869. J

On and after SUNDAY, the 18th instant, Passcn'
ger Trains on this road will run as follows, conl-
mencing with the $50 p NJ. train:
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The fast sailing AMI comfortably ap- x-t5t
pointed Yacht ELEANOR will now resume 34IG
her trims TO all points in the harbor, starting
EVERY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, aill every AFTER.
NOON, at o'clock, from South Commercial
Wharf.
For Passage or Charter, apply next iloor south
Of the Mills House. nOv8 Smos
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THE DAVIS
COTTON AND HAY PRESS.
Challenge Open to the World!

IHfHE people desire to know tho beat and
most practical COTTON AND HAY PRESS.
Being the Inventor and Proprietor of the
above improved and recently patented Power
Cotton and Hay Press, propose to the repre-
:: atives Of Presses throughout the country,
TO have public contest in packing cotton ut
Columbia, during Fair week of tho Agricultu-
raj and Mech anical Association OF south ca
rohna. AS do not propose to gain anything
by the contest, except prestige and to bring
my PresS generally to the notice Of the public
my proposition is, that each competitor sub
scribe 800 as an entrance tee, which shall con-
stItute fund, to be equally divided as a
contribution, between the Ladies' Industrial
and Monumental Associations Of South Caro-
Ina. Tho contest to tako place in public, on
the Fair Grounds, and open to all classes Of
Presses, whether propelled by hand, horse,
steam, or any other power, and to be decided
by committee, collected by tho contestants
themselves, which committee shall tako into
consideration tho stylo and manner in which
the cotton s put up, and the actual per ccntum
OF time, labor and power required to do it, tho
chic; object being to ascertain the most sim
pie, economical. durable and practicable Press
for general use. Not less than three bales, Of
500 pounds each, brought to compass of
twenty cubic feet, will be considered n fair
test. Persons intending o enter the contest
VIII give their names, either in person or by
letter, to Col. j. p. Thomas, Of Columbia, s.
g., who will announce tho same publicly in
the Columbia PHOENIX. J. X. DAVIS.
MONTICELLO, s. q.
In making my bow to tho public, as the
representative Of a new invention. / do not
come with n long list of certificates from
others, and most eXtravagant assertions OF
my own as to the power and efficacy of Inv
Press, but am perfectly contcnt 10 throw it
entirely upon its oaon merits, trusting to tho
Judgment of scrutinizing and discriminate
ing public to award to it that amount of favor
and patronage to which merit alone justly en-
titles it.
In tho sale of my Presses, have adopted
the mo Cure. No Pay System" Every Frcss
will be warranted to give satisfaction, or no
sale.
Price, delivered all complete on the cars
slG5. For any further information, address
MIR. J. a. J. DERRICK. Agent and Manufac-
turer: Mt Columbia, s. c., ,&r the subscriber, at
Monticello, 3. c. &Gs j. X. DAVIS
July II limos
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-
. KILLED. On Saturday evening. Levi
Garrett white, was killed by Geo. Cor
don, Solored, on COL Renwick's place,
some ten miles from the Court House,
In this District. the circumstances. as
given by Sheriff Paysinger, aye as FOL
lows: On Saturday, the wife df Gordon
severely cut a dog belonging to Gafret,
with hoe; and upon Mrs. 6arrett's in
terfering, the woman attempted to cut
her with the same implement, but the
two daughters Of the former interfering
it was prevented, and quiet was restored.
Garrett, upon becoming acquainted with
the circumstances, started, with u little
son about 13 years old, for the cabin of
Gordon, and getting there he called the
woman out. She refused. Finding she
would not come out, he threw one of
three rocks he had picked up, into the
house, wherenpon Gordon raised his gun
standing near by, presented aud fred.
Gnrrett cried out to his son. "He has
killed me, let us kill him." AND sprang
in and made nn attept to grapple, but fell
dend. The sou was caught by the negro,
and joint OF ono Of his fingers bitten
of. by this time the parties in Gurrett's s
house near by, and who had beeu ut sup
per, came to the scene, and the matter
ended. Gordon gave himselfnp on Sun
day morning, and is now in Jail.
Ncw6erry Herald
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A SPANISH VIEW OF CENTRALIzATION.- =
Senior CASTELAR,, the celebrated Spanish
orator and liberal, has recently been
making powerful speech in the Spanish
Cortes upon centraization. In it he re-
views, quite ut length, our system of
government, and very appropriately
awards to it the merit of being the best
IN the world. And 30 it was, and so it
would be still. if it had only beer ad-
ministered after the designs of its found.
ers. He lis into the grievous error of
supposing that our late civil war had
strengthened the system, instead of weak
ening it, He is blind to the fact that all
such systems must rest upon the consent
OF the governed; that the instant force
is sresorted to, in order to hold it together,
that instant the cumulations of power
ana .he various checks which distinguish
such government become useless and
centralization begins to take the place
OF decentralization. States that have to
be held together by the power of the
sword, and that have to come into tho
Union rs conquered provinces, refused
amnesty, and treated with studied indig-
nifty and insult-it is farce and fraud
to pretend that such communities govern
themselves. They are governed by the
ccHtTal power, ana are aS much creatures
OF that power as the provinces of Poland
are the creatures of the Czar The re-
suit has been that the power usurped to
govern and harass tho Southern States.
is now being used by q Congressional
oligarchy to control and regulate the do
mestic institutions Of the Northern
States. When our fathers formed the
Federal Constitution rs n Government of
pn on o1
lie. They formed it on the principle Of
"thc consent of the governed" They
formed it with cnmulatjons of power.
in the people and the States. Our whole
Government was IL system of checks and
balances. 1t is SO no longer, for that
system seems to have perished in the
shock Of civil war. Senor Castellar is
wofully mistaken in snpposing we have
come out of that collision nninjured, and
with all our vigor unimpnired. d.-New
York News.
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FIREMEN's RIOT IN Pn11ADELru1A.- =
The Western part of Philadelphia was
kept in IN nproar Sunday night, by the
riotirg of firenen. The hose -carringe
Of the Goodwill Company was thrown
into Schuylkill River by the Philadel
phia Engine Company, after a small fire.
Subsequently, for the purpose of draw
ing the Philadelphia Company near the
premises of the Goodwill, the large
Touring mill of Rowland & Ervein,
Broad and Race streets, was set on fire
and entirely destroyed, with number
of surrounding buildings. Loss heavy;
no insurance. The papers are lond in
demands for paid fire department., in
consequence of the arsons and riot by
the volunteer department.. The Good
Will and Philadelphia Engine Companies
have been put ont of service. The pro-
perty destroyed by the Broad street fire
was valued at 100000; insured for
$4,000.
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Inc attention of our readers is called to-
uay to the advertisement in another column,
preparation that has been used for upward of
a century i'll enlightened Europe with the
$rGatest success in the cure of Dyspepsia or
indigestion, Constipation, Loes OF Appetite,
1rsnns, etc. Tho proprietors, Messrs. Jacob
Llppman Bro, Savannah, Ca, have, at con
siderable outlay, succeeded in obtaining the
Original recipe for akipg this delightful last
ing bltters, and pledge their reputation that
~ preparing it, the original standard shall be
kept up. Jn,fo
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TIE RETURNED IMMIGRANTS. The i'm
migrants brought by the United Stntes
steamship "Qninnebaug," from Brazil,
are entirely destitute. The Rev. DIR.
Yates. who is always ready to lend q
helping hand to the needy, took them
under his care after landing, and gave
them quarters and food at the Sailors
Home. Tho city of Charleston has
agreed to pay the fare of the unfortu-
nate people to their homes, and sub
scriptions are now being taken up to
defray their expenses on the road.
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,,,, "A THING OF BEAUTY Is Jor FoREvEn."-
mhal ID 1t! Something prepared for women
1t is ;.!"pte,i especially to cases where the
womb is disordered, and will cure all i,ye0u
fn'ute* or the .'menses" or monthly courses"
whether acute or chronic. Where is itp DR.
=. Bradfield's Female Regulator Woman's
Best FriGnd-is prepared and sold by l.. H.
bradhtld, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga. and may be
sought tor 5! 50 per bottle, at any respect able
Drug House in the Union. JIO6
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The best LIVER medicine is HE1S1rsu'.
QcEEN DELIGHT: This wonderful vegetable
compound acts with certainty upon the Liver
ana stomach, without impairng tho functions
oi any other organ. 1t invIgorates, restores
improves the general condition Of the system;
Ie@niatcs the Bowels by its apericnt proper
ties; stimulates the Liver and makes il act.
strengtlirns the digestion and gives tone to the
man. It awakens the dull AID sluggish Liver
20 activity and life This is, of all the season.
the time to try it, Go and get a bottle from,
Heinitsh-yon will not regret it J5
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LIST OF SOUTH CARoLINIANs TO DE Re-
LIEvED. D.-The special bill for removal of
disabilities, reported by Senator Robert
son, and which, on Friday, passed the
Senate, contains about three thousand
seven hundred names, including the fol-
lowing from South Carolina:
Chester County-Wm. II. Anderson.
VIM. II. Bradley, Francis d. Coleman,
Chas. S. Brice, Edward G. Mcclure, JAS.
w. Kec, J. Edward Wylic, VIM. Nc
Donald, J. 3. McGill. Giles J.. Pattcr-
son, A. p. Wyhe. Orangeburg- -Thad-
deus Andrews, VIM. Z. Williams. Spar
tanburg Alexander, Javan Bryant,
A. W. Cummings, John Bankston Davis,
David II. Duncan, John II. Gossett.
John L. Walker, Elias Wall, DR.. John
Winsmith, Joel L. Miller. Richland =
John Alexander. John d. Caldwell An
drew @. Davis, Peter Glass, James Grn-
ham, G.. P. Kirkland, NJ. L. Lafar,
Charles Logan. j. J. McCarter. John A.
Shell, James D. Tradewell, w. b. Low
rance. York-James Bynum, Arthur A.
Mckenzie, VIM. Nj. Kerr. Colleton-
Robert Black. Pickens Thomas r..
breckenridge. Harry J. Anthony. Thos.
billiard, E. H. Griffin, Jumes E. Ha-
good, Stephen D. Keith. Mars Bluff
j. Is. Brunson. Edgefield- E..
Bacon, John HURT, John HUT. Marl-
boro--Charles p. Townsend. Lexing.
TON. H. Koon, John Fox, Reuben
Harbon, j. H. Hendrix, John G. Hope.
kershaw-William Douglass Anderson
Greenville-J. L. estmoreland, Wm.
X. Easley, e. Z. Stokes, james A..
Moore. Warren z. Pool. Newberry-A
NJ. Rivers. Society Hill. T. Drake.
Anderson-J. d. M. Dobbins, j. G.
Whitetield, A. o. North, w. S. Shaw,
Elijah Webb, John Wilson. Oconee-
VIM. +. Erwin, l.. 3 Johnson, NJ. T..
Mitchell. Robert A. Thompson. Isaac
Wickliffc. Fairheld-R. Z. Ellison.
james D. McCants, james II. Rion. Wp,.
II. Robertson. Charleston-V. j. Forbes,
Samuel H. Kingman, James Simons, N
B. Tobias. Marion-Robert d. Gra-
ham, Thomas G. Moody. Luurens-W.
G. Harris. Chestertield-AI NJ.
Lowry, w. A. Mnlloy, r. Il. Morgan.
Williamsburg l.. Lee Sumter
r. S. Millott, NJ. B. Moses. James s. G..
Richardson. South Carolina-T. J..
Pickens.
Senator Sawyer also presented the pc
tltlon of General M. G. Butler, of South
Carolina, for removal of disabilities, but
there being Indications of opposition, his
name was subsequently withdrawn.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail is opened for delivery at a. m.
closed at $50 q. m. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. M; closed at $50 p. m.
Greonville, opened at $50 p. m. closed
at $3.50 p. m. Western, opened at $50
a. m.; closed ut p m. Charlest...,
(evening,) opened at 8 a. m.; closed Mt
4 80 p. NJ. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from to 10 q. m.
PROF. ). Il. CARLISLE gentle
man, whose reputation as lecturer, as
well as Professor in Wofford College. is
known to our readers, passed through
this city on yesterday, to lecture before
that well-established institution. tho
Cheraw Lyceum. Upon his return to
this point, the latter part of next week.
we are Informed that he will make his
appearance before the Young Mems
Christian Association of this CITY. Of
which due notice will be given.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, July -Nickerson
House -Wm Knox, Richmond; Timothy
iItns, Liberty Hill; Wright and wife.
Augusta; B o Mauldiu, Charleston: "
5 Merick, S G; Sumpter Turner, New
Orleans; + G Fisher, N C; JOSEPH
Greene, Orangeburg; T A Connor.
Cokcsbnry; e G Green, wife and son.
Mrs j 3 Sieadman and child, Mrs %
Yeadon. Miss NJ E Yeadon, Sumter:
Henry W: Darr, Fairfield; G Whitney
Connnr, Abbeville
Columbia Hotel Thomas P Weston.
York; L Gambrill, w J Magrath, H y
l. Sprigg, w D Kennedy, Charleston:
Mrs Stuart, Springfield, O.; J BMor,
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PEACE OR WAR. The Spanish ques-
tion, which has precipitatcd the great
conflict now SO nearly impending over
Europe, is but tho decisive occasion of
that conflict. It's elements were pre-
pared at the peace of Prague in 1866.
They have been seething and fermenting
ever since. There can be no stable
peace i'll Europe until they are worked
out of the body polite Of the continent.
1t is useless now to speculate ON what
might or might not havo been done to
eliminate them from the field of public
interests by statesmnnship, by forbcar-
ance, by high and reasonable views OF
true patriotism, and OF tho true pros
perity of nations.