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THE VAR IN CUBA.
Important Proclamation OF the Cap
tnin-Gcncral to the Insurgents.
HAVANA, March %.

HAVANA, ludICu u.s.
Captain-Genera DeRodas, on his arrival at
Puerto Principe, issued a proclamation, In the
couse OF which he addressed the insurgents rs
follows:
"a know most OF you have been drawn into re-
bcilion by force or fraud. Who are your chiefs
Where Is your promised liberty? You were told
that Spain could not spare soldiers for Cuba, and
that those soldiers tliirsted for blood. who now
divide their daily ratons with the women and
children you have left behind. Such falsehoods
can only be temporarily effective.
"The Eastern Department and the Cinco Villas
District are returning to peace; and while terror
dcprlve5 you OF your rcposc, the Western Depart
ment enjoys security and tranquility, and tire
public welfare, credit and true lberaty In
creases. The troops no longer needed in those
districts will come to the mountains Of the Cen
trail Department, and war; of which up TO the
present time you have had no idea, will begin.
"a call on none Of you for help, for need none.
The clcmency OF my predecessor was interpreted
as weakness, and do not incline to initiate
them. But at the same time, although you are
rebels today do not seek your lives, and advise
you to submit In time to save yourselves; for as
soon Us operations have commenced in this East
ern Department they will be prosecuted with
energy, let the end be what it may.
"All those who surrender their arms to any
legitimate authority will be well received and
their lives are hereby guaranteed. But from the
benefits OF this offer your principal leaders and
the officers OF the so-called Cuban Government
are excluded
One OF the first acts OF the Captain. General was
to pardon O man sentenced to death.
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THE WOMAN LOYEMENT
Manifesto Extraordinary.
III the american People, Greeting:

III tie -imerican People, Greeting
am commissioned to procure the name and
address OF every person In The United States who
takes n friendly interest in WOman's Enfranchise-
ulent. In order TO compile this roll OF honor,
hereby request every such person, Immediately
on reading this announcement without waiting
long enough TO forget or neglect 1t, to take pen
aud ink, write the name and address legibly. aud
forward the same to Me by mall, postage paid
a trining cost which you will not begrudge to o
all the names in a family, village, or assocla-
iIon, will render helpful service. Three
thousand American newspapers will ,oblge q
brother editor by generously printing this caro- IN
their columns. The purpose OF this registration
ia to know to whom TO send Important docu-
ments Friends OF the cause are urged to re-
spoEd so simultaneously that their letters shall ny
hither like n snow storm. Sign at once. And
the day will come when your children and chill
drcns children will be proud OF the record.
Fraternay THEODORE TILToN.
Editor OF The Independent, Box 27s7, New York
CITY.
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ncll19 SO

mSr GAYETY IS TO GOOD HUMOR AS
animal perfumes to vegetable fragrance; the one
overpowers weak spirits, the other recreates and
rcVives them.
Good humor seasons all the incidents and oc-
eurrences OF our daily existence and is q defence
against the innrmtIes Of il-heath and other evils
OF life.
The humors Of the body have stated and reg
ular course to perform, which impels and imper-
ceptibly guides our WILL exercising secret in
nucnce over all our actions, without our being
able to know or appreciate 1t.
To preserve then this desirable position or state
to goodness, the condition OF the humors OF the
body, the incentive to good or bad actions, have
to be kept up to healthy standard, BY remedy
that will alter the character of the fluids Of the
body, when In o morbid state-Snow ye, then,
that this alternative is sOLoMoNs BITTERs.
mrloq tuths3
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PRETTY LENIENT DIVORCE LAW has been
introduced In the Massachusetts, Legislature. and
seems, thus far, to encounter no opposition,
having passed the House almost unanimously.
tual agreement, cause OF divorce II the parties
were living in the State all tne time; permits a
divorce for dcsertiou after three years instead OF
five; leaves both parties to divorce free to
marry again; and authorizes the court to carry
into effect any arrangements regarding property
that may have been agreed upon by divorced
couples. Hitherto In that State adultery and
utter tleser,loa for five consecutive years have
been deemed necessary for divorce, and tile
ofT,.ndiur party has not been allowed tD marry
again without the special permission OF the Sill
preme Court. One effect OF its passage will bc
doubtless to restrain the rather extensive clni-
StIte TO Indiana to get the benefit Of the ienieu.
l:;o:ce laws Of that Stale
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EUROPE.

Change in tbc Spanish Cabinet.
MADRID, April !.
There was sharp discussion this afternoon
between senor Roblcdo deputy from Porto Rico,
and Senor NJ Kccerra, minister OF the colonies,
wherein the honor OF the first named ger tlcman
was called in question. An exciting scene en-
sued, which was followed by the withdrawal Of
pecerra from the Ca1.aet. The resignation OF Re-
cerra having teen accepted, Morct, recently
connected with the navy department, has been
appointed miniter Of the colonies.
DIsaHectJon In Ireland.
LONDON, April l.
Thc discomfort in Ireland seems increasing
The evening papers publish long list OF out
RACES. A Protestant church at Batterent, Cork
County. was nearly destroyed. The movement
OF cmigrants to the United States is largely in.
creased.
Paris Ecyvs and Gossip.
PARIS, April /.
Bonapar;c has gone to America. His family go
to Switzerland.
The medical students have again refused to
hear Fardieu. There was much disorder, but the
police did not interfere.
Charles Hugo, the editor OF the Rappel, has been
sentenced to six months Imprisonment and 5000
francs flnc. The managing editor Of the Rappel
has been sentenced to three months imprison-
ment and 1000 fraucs fine for violation OF the
press laws.
The Pope and the hrmcnians.
ROME, April l.
1t is said that the Papal Court refuses All
Pasha's overtures in favor OF the Armenians.
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ns- wEDLOCK-TIE BASIS OF CIVIL
soCIETY.-Essays for Young Men, on the honor
and happiness Of Marriage and the evils and dam
gers Of Celibacy, with sanitary help for the az
tainmcnt OF mans true position In life. Sen; free
in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AsSocl-
ALTON, Box P, Philadelphia Pa.
Jan2S 3mos
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Phe following is the message sent by Presi-
dent Grant to Congress on Thursday, accompany
ing the proclamation Of the Secretary OF State
publishing the ratification Of the Fifteenth amend.
ment to the constitution BY twenty mine States:
Message OF the President.
TO t7skSenate AMI House Of Representatives
is unusual to notify the two houses OF Con-
gress by message, OF the PRONUNCIATION by pro-
cIamatlon of the Secretary OF State OF the ratin-
cation OF constitutional amendment. In view,
however or the vast Importance OF the Fifteenth
amendment OF the constitution, this day declared
a part of that rererch instrument, deem de-
parture from the usual custom justidah!e. A
measure which makes at once TOUR mllli0ns OF
people voters who were heretofore declared by
the highest tribunal In the land not citizens OF
the United States, nor eligible TO become So, with
the assertion that "at the time OF the Declaration
OF independence the opinion was liked and uni
versal il. the civilized portion OF the white race,
regarded rs an axiom in morals as we'll ms IN poll
tics, that black men had no rights wl!ich Whlte
ure OF grander Importance than any other me
act OF the kind. from the foundation OF our free
government to the present time.
Institutions like ours, In which all power IS lie
rived directly from tue people, must depend
mainly upon their intelligence, patriotism and
industry. / call fhe attention. therefore, OF the
newly cnfranchised race to the Importance OF
their striving, in every honorable manner, to
make themselves worthy OF their new privilege.
To The race more favored here: :otore by our laws
would say, withhold no legal privilege Of ad
vancemcnt to the new citizen; The trainers OF
onr constitution firmly believed that republi-
con Torm of government could not endure with
ont ont Int ptegence III and education generally dlused
among the people The ''Father Of his Country"
in his Farewell Address, uses this lanEnage
"promote. then, as matter OF primary lmpos-
t,nca insiitutions for the general diffusion OF
knowledge. In proportion as the structure OF
Governments gives force to public opinion, 1t Is es.
sen,laI that public opinion should be engnsenca t,o
oome views were forcibly presented, anu arc
"gan urged in his eighth message. ,,,.,
that the aaop!o1 OF G ine
snaotcst civiJ change, and constitutes the mos
ffm nJBtant event that has occurred since tn
,,n n t;on 20 mo into life Tie change will be bcne
fetal In proportion TO the heed taa.is given 20 Ill
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ms- THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL

@s- THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
Ma, COUNTY Of CHARLESTON-CoURT OF
COMMON PLEAs.-JAMES W. SPRAUGE, TRUS.
TEE OF MARIA A. WOODRUFF, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST JAMES s. WOODRUFF, DEFENDANT
Copy Summons.-To the Defendant JAMES 8.
WOODRUFF: You are hereby summoned and re-
qulred to answer the complaint In this action,
which is fled In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF Common
Pleas, for the said County, and to serve O copy
OF your answer to the said complaint on the SUBJ
scribers at their ofllce No. Al Broad street,
Charleston, S. c., within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive OF the day Of such ser
vice; and II you fail to answer the complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In the complaint. BUST Il BUST,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated 18th March, 1870.
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mch23 ws2mths

g-CORNS SOLVENT-A NEW DIS
CovERY.-Mark this: Ir you feel the least pain
during or after the operation, or II you are not
satisfied, you'll not pay.
Mons. BERGER will henceforth remove Corns
by NEW SOLVENT, which acts only on Corns,
and has no more effect on the skin and flesh than
pure water. One must see to believe. Apply at
No. 1892 KING STREET, from to IL O'Clock N.
mci2S VISA
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MOE Law IN LOUISIANA.
MONROE, April l.

MONROE, April l.
!. ]. Il. Wisncr, sheriff OF Ouachlta Parish,
was murdered here last night by o party of fifteen
or twenty armed men, who came for the purpose
of releasing Beaver, who was In custody for MUIR
der. The mob also killed oGut Johnson, colored,
who was witness against Beaver. After relcas-
ing Beaver, the mob barred the Jail to prevent
the escape OF other prisoners and retired. John
wimberly was killed yesterday in difficulty
with D. Dinkgravc.
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TERFEIT!-The reputation which for many years
has attached to HOSTETTER:S STOMACH BIT
TIERS, as tile standard Tonic Of the age and the
large demand for the article, not ony in the Unit.
cd States but elsewhere, have provoked the cupid
ty OF the counterfeting tribe, and It has been ex
tenslvey simulated and Initiated by unscrupu-
lous sharpers.
The most daring counterfeit OF said article
which has been attempted, has recently come to
our knowledge The engraved steel label on bot
ties containing the genuine bltters with Its beau
tIful ygnette OF St. George and the Dragon, Its
shield, containing warning against counterfeit
ers, and its note of hand for "Onc cent" Mt the
foot signed by our firm name, has been copied 30
closely that the fraud can only be detected on
minute inspection. Tlla dark label Is also we'll
connterfeited, and the wording on both the lmita.
tation and Gcnui.e are precisely the same, the DIFF
ference being simply In the execution Of the work;
that OF the imitation being somewhat coarser
than the genuine. Other couA,crfelts arc on the
market, which are iu all particulars the same as
described above, with the exception OF slight
difference in the spelling OF our name.
In addition to the above, these counterfclters
have gone so far In some Instances rs to place o
strip OF paper over the cork and fasten to the neck
OF the bottle, on which is vignctte, ana other
wise printed 10 resemble the general appearance
OF our proprietary U. S. Revenue stamp, but upon
Inspection will disclose the absence Of the figure
.4,m and the words "lour CENTS" also "Gnited
States Internal Revenue" all of which, together
with additional wording, appear on our genuine
stamp. The public are, therefore, especially war. :.
ell against these new counterreits. and are advis-
ed 10 purchase HosTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS only OF houses whose integrity is above
suspicion. The true specific Is sold in bottles ex-
cusiycy-neycr in bulk.-lIosTETrER & SMITH,
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@WASHINGTON LODGE, No. S, A.
F. M-The officers and members OF the Lodge are
rratcrnally Invited to attend the Funeral OF our
late Brother, WILLIAM SMITH, from his residence
No. 1oS Church street, THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock.
BY order Of W. NJ. C. d. SIGWALD,
upr2 Secretary.
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Paris Ecvvs and Gossip.
TIE RICHMOND MUDDLE.

RICHMOND April l.
This evening the difficulty ofthc Mayoralty was
taken into the State Courts by Ellyson, and Judge
Wexford OF the Circuit co9::. RATED 9 mardamus
ana issued an injunction restraining Chaloon
from exercising the duties OF Mayor. The city Ia
quiet, Ellyson snd chahoon each acting as Mayor.
Chahoop demands possession Of the City Hall,
and Ellyson refuses it. Tne Fedora! troops stand
a,oor
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FLORIDA ITEMS.

The "IIutchInson Fauilyn gave performance
in Jacksonville Monday night.
Tampa reports . very general frost, and des-
tr,lcrion Of plants and early vegetables.
a called meeting Of the Agricultural and lmmi
grafton Association OF Florida Is appointed To he
held on Wednesday, the Goth day Of April, at the
City Of jacksonville.
The first anniversary of the Grand Division OF
Sons OF Temperance, IN Florida, was celebrated
on the 26,h ut., at Jacksonville, with considera-
bic eclGt. An excursion and dancing made tic
affair pleasant one.
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Il SHOOTING SCRAPE.
PHILADELPHIA, April /.

PHILADELPHIA, April /.
A constable, attempting to serve writ on
co!ored man, was struck on Tic head with brick
The colored man. armed with knife, attempted
to escape. The constable fired, killing bystand-
er, and, escaping from an nfuriated crowd, took
refuge IN the jail, where he awaits the result Of
the coroner's inquest
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@ 1. O. O. F., HOWARD LODGE,
No. s.-The Members of the above Lodge are here
by summoned to meet ut Odd Fellows Hall at Q
O'Clock THIS Saturday MORNING, to pay the last
tribute Of respect to our late Brother, WILLIAM
SMITH. BY order OF N. G.
E. l.. TERREY,
APRIL Recording Secretary.
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as- AWAYWITH SPECTACLES.-OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi;
cincs. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad-
dress DR.. E. B. FOOTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue,
Kew York. yQecl5
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THE PLANTING INTEREST.

Condition md Prospects OF the Crops. {.
The Rural Carolinian for April makes the
following abstract of the reports furnished by Its
agricultural correspondent in this section Of the
South:
THE SEASON.
!. That the season throughout the South has
been backward, and in many parts OF the coun-
try very Wet
SMALL GRAIN CROPS.
.. Wheat, rye, oats. &C., are generally reported
as looking well, but our returns oa this point are
too meagre to be OF much value.
ACREAGE PLANTED.
3. The area planted and in preparation for
planting is about TIC same as last year, Gu an
average, In corn and cotton so far as can be
judged from present returns, but more In the
small grains.
PREPARATION OF THE SOIL.
a. Here there is undOubted cause to congratu-
late the country, and draw hope and encourage.
ment for Southern agriculture. Our correspon
dents almost universally report more thorough
preparation OF the soil for the coming crop than
for any previous one. though somewhat back
ward on account OF unfnyorabc weather. Deep
ploughing and sub. b.soiliRg are decidedly on the
increase, as Is the use OF improved implements
CONCENTRATED FERTILIZERS.
s. The use Of commercial manurcs Is reported
almost universally as increased largely over last
year, especially IN South Carolina and Georgia.
LABOR.
G. In regard 10 the proportion OF freedmen un-
der contract, or actually employed, as compared
with last year, our reports do not enable US 10
Judge; but there Is probably decrease In numbers
with somewhat increasing efficiency. lmmi.
grant labor Is increasing slowly. -
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President O'Neil, Of the Fenian Brotherhood
in New York, has deposed Richard McCloud,
secretary and treasurer of the organization,
and expelled him from the order. McCiOud
who is also senator, will, It is stated attempt
10 .mpeGch UNeil.
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1- SPECIAL, NOTICE-BOOKS

@- SPECIAL NOTICE. FOR
Subscription to the Stock OF the ENTERPRISE
RAILROAD COMPANY Of Charleston will be
opened on and after THIS DAY, the Esd instant, at
the Office OF Messrs. WHIPPER, ELLIOTT & AL
LEN, No. 81 Broad street, where the undersigned
may be found daily between the hours OF 10 A. u.
and Pm. WM. MCKINLAY,
nch23 Ys2mtha Treasurer.
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THE CITIZENS PARTY.
Il HEARTY GOD-sPEED FROM Il SIS
TER STATE.
The South Carolina Press.

The South Carolina Press.
A correspondent writing from Eutaw, Ala,
on the 18th ultimo, says:
The initiatory movement Of the anti. Radical
press OF South Carolina Is but, we hope. the pre-.
cursor OF general convention OF those favoring
the "Citizens Party" the e, crisis now Is pre-
gies OF every man in the State-indeed, through.
out the entire South, who regards the protection
or "lire liberty and property" essential cond-
tons to the general Wenare r 6 Gl Inc people"
Democrats in the last campaign, AMI the alarm.
ing evidences Of policy almost as fatal as 1t was
injudiclous, 30 abundant and significant. call
uuou every man true to the interests OF his State
and government to dlscountenance and contemn
inaction aud listlessness as ruinous and suicidal
Further persistence In policy already prolific or
the ress results nst enaess and fatal
course can not but follow In the wake OF that ma
tion and people who suffer the exercise Of their
legislative, executive and judicial functions to
the venal arbltrament OF m abject and ignorant
representation.
doubtless many ask: What shall be done TO re.
dress grievances, malfcasance and the lEe-rc.
trench iniquitous and scnseless legislation, and
re-establlsh the public veal on permanent and
acceptable basla2
Eneryated by prostration inseparable from
the material aud intellectual condition of O van.
quished and subjugated people, they pander to
the eloquent and Immortal shibboleth OF the
famed son of ADchises: "UnG SalaS ufotio, TluI
lo7,l SpeYa1e Solutunl.m And. not unlike Aurcas,
they must divest themselves OF fallacy no less
sophIsiical than fancful. With the valiant Trojan
they must know the future, and, through the i'm.
penetrable vista, deScry sunny ltaly-a kindly
Latlclus-a nucleus for new operations and more
rational institutions.
by common consent, the panacea for our Ills
Is In the formation OF new party, with result
ant polIcy-the conjoint effect Of the Democratic
and neutrality-suspicious. elements.
That organization now gaining strength and
increasing In favor In Alabama, With the advo.
cacy of tile hest men 10 recommend II, may be
regarded as the ultima thle OF all attempts made
10 retrieve our political disasters.
From pretty correct data, we may entertain
few msgivings as 10 the result In Alabama. She
will doubtless make determined and united ef-
fort la the ventilation and dlsnfection OF the
odious and iniquitous corruption that tends to
bankrupt the State.
cans to the venal instincts OF the great mass Of
their co-laborers has driven some or them to open
exposure and rcnunclaton OF the administration.
Now, let the antl.Radical press rally the State
TO unite with one serricd solid phalanX, under the
tbanner or the :'Citzens Party and say to them,
"Belind the cloud the sun Is still shinlng."
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MarrieD.

SMlTH-FITCH.-on Tuesday, March 20, at
home, by Rev. C. c. Pinckney, 7. oGIER SMITH to
CoRNELIA WALTER, daughter of DR.. w. N. Fitch,
all OF this city. No cards.
GREGG.BERRYIIILL.--o the ed Of March,
Mt the residence OF the bride's father by the Rev.
J. II. Osmond, JOSEPH GREGG, Esq, OF South
Carolina, to Miss CASSIE W., only daughter of
Charlie, 81. Berryhill, Esq., OF Iowa City, Iowa.
No cards.
HAWKINS Ns-MoMORRIES.-AtH Hawkinsvle, on
the 24th OF February, by the Rev. J. Hawkins,
Prof. L. A. HAWKINS. or Greenville, to Mrs. LIZZIE
MCMORRIEs of Newberry.
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5perial Netlees.

@- DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON
QUOTED In the Orphans Chapel, on SABBATH
AFTERNOON at O'Clock, by the Rev. L. H. SHUCK.
Qpr2
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(C0PY.)
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE
GReENvILLE & COLUMBIA K. r. Co.,
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 2S, 1870.
ih. H. T. Peake, General Super'dt S. C. r. R.:
DEAR SIR: You will please stop the receipts Of
Freight for points on the Laurens Railroad, tJala.
pa, Klnard's, Martins, Clinton and Laurens,)
until you are notified from this Office to COM
mence receiving Freights again for these points.
Yours, very respectfully,
tSlSned.) W. ALSTON GlDBES,
Jnch3I General Agent.
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ny TO PuINTERS.-H YOU WANT
NEWS, BOOK, CAP, DEMI and MEDIUM PAPERS,
Eli Heals, Statements, Cards, Card Board, Print
ing Material, Binding. Ruling and Cutting, so to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, oppo.
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C.
declI SmOS