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A, 900, 900 pounds, and are expected to be coz
siderably larger this year. The use of the
drink, (which cheers, but not inebriates," Is
said to be Increasing from year to year in this
country. A large class Of the immigrants use
no other beverage at table, and the South'
which formerly drank coffee entirely, Is be-
ginning to take more kindly to tea.
Lord Clarendon has written to Secretary
Fish the thanks of the English Cabinet ior tne
prompt measures which were taken oy tle aa-
ministratson in the suppression OF the Fen'an
invasion of the Dominion, and the earnest
hope is expressed that General o,Neii, and all
other leading Fenians, may be tried for VIOLA
ton of the neutrality laws, and punished ac-
cording to that statute. The tenor of the Of
fetal note has been communicated to the
President, who says that O'Neil and all others
under arrest must be dealt with according to
1aw
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A Healthy Sign.

There is much to cheer and encourage the
friends of Reform, in the fact that the res
pectable Radical journals all over the North
no longer conceal the disgust and mortihca-
tion with which they regard the venality and
shameless corruption of the men who run the
Republican party machine in these Southern
States. The reelection of Whittemore has
been the occasion of some very plain talk
from those whom the Reverend Rascal would
fain claim as his party associates. The vet
eran Radical, Horace Greeley, alluding to
the possibility of Whittemores readmission
to Congress, warns the Republican members
Of that body that, ''The time is at hand
''when larger body cf voters will be called
sto sit in judgment"
Again be says: "We tell gentlemen that
sswe have had fr.uy as much of this Sort OF
ssthiny as Wa can stand. We utterly and
"vehemently protest against assuming any
s'more party responsibilities in behalf of the
''carpet-bag Congressman.
Equally emphatic and outspoken is the
language OF that staunch Republican jour
nal, the Philadelphia Eoeming Telegraph.
1t says: "If the Republicans in Congress do
"not vindicate the naloe Of the Republican
"party from completely with the systematic
corruption and lawlessness of the banded
"hieceS IN South Carolina and other South
"ern States, Republicanism will become a
Z" "htsslng reproach both North and South.
+" and the better elements of the nation will
accept any form Of opposition to over
throw the Adventures who cloak tue most
&c shameless wrongs under the shadow OF
"the Republican party"
And tn, ga are not isolated expressions.
They are ut fair specimens OF the indignant
protests against the iniquities OF Southern
Radicalism, with which the entire Republi-
can press of the North is at this time teem-
ing. When the villanies of the Columbia
Ring are thus held up to the execration Of
the whole nation, the end of its ill-gottcn
power is surely at hand.
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The Case Of the Bank of the State.

The question of the liability Of the State
Of South Carolina, to receive in payment for
tlXes the issues OF the Bank Of the State, is
about to oe pressed by legal process, and it
has been subject of inquiry, how, in case
the State Courts should refuse to conform
their decision to the ruling Of the Supreme
Court of the United States, the billhoders
OF this bank can proceed 10 obtain final
judgment in their favor.
The following extract from the official
opiuion of the Supreme Court OF the United
Statcs-as delivered by Mr.. Justice Davis
in the case OF Furman, Green & Co. VS.. P.
L. Nichol, clerk OF Davidson County, Tenn.
Court and collector Of taxes, has an impor-
tant bearing on this question:
"The circumstances under which this court is
authorized to review the decisions of State
tribunals has been so often considered and de-
cded, that there is hardly anything left to do,
but to apply the already well-settled legal
principles which govern this class of cases, to
particular record, in order to decide whether
or not we have )urisdc ton to hear and deter
mine the matter in controversy. 1t would be
useless labor to go through with the vario91
ad,udicatlons of this court OIL this subject 1t
is enough Tor the purposes of this suit to say,
that a cause can be remoUed from State
Court into this court under the 25M section OF
the Judiciary act Of 1859, t0henerer some one
of the questions embraced IN IL todS relied on 0J
the party ,oho brings the cause here, and phe'
the riqht he claimed il gaze him ecas denied t6
him bY the State Court. II is urged that the
particular provision of the constitution, which
the plaintiffs in error say has been violated in
its application to their case, should be con-
tanned in the pleadngs, but this is in no case
necessary lfthe record shows, either by eN-
press avermcnt, or by clear and necessary IN,
tendment, that the constitutional provision du
arise. and that the court below could not have
reached the conclusion and Judgment it did
reach, without applying it to the case In hand
then the Jurisdiction of this court attaches
And It need not appear that the State Court
erred in its Judgment. 1t is sufficient to con-
fer Jurisdiction that the question was in the
case, was decided adversely to the palntif III
error. and the court was induced by it to make
the Judgment which it did.
.sTesting the case at bar by these rules, 1t is
apparent that it is properly here, and must bt
disposed of on Its merits"
From this it would seem that should the
Circuit or Supreme Court of South Carolina,
decide against the billholders, the case Can
be at once taken to the Supreme Court o.
the United States, as matter Of right.
The State having been proved to be large
ly in debt to the Bank OF the State, the pay.
ment Of the bills, in some form, either from
the assets VI the bank, which are said to be
worth nearly $1,000, 600 in cash, or 'y the
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England and the Cotton Trade.

All accounts agree that the cotton spin
ming industry of Great Britain, which has
been in depressed and generally unsatis-
factory condition for four years or more, is
steadily reviving This is seen in the in
crease reported in the consumption OF cot
ton, and the gain in the exports OF fabrics
and yarns to India and China. The price OF
cotton has been steadily maintained, not
withstanding the increased supply from this
country, and a gain OF 100000 in the
value of exports is reported for the first quar-
ter of the current year, as compared with
the corresponding period of 1868. The re-
ceipts of cotton at British ports from Janu-
ary lst to April 1st amounted to>2, 255, s93
cwt., an increase of % per cent. over the
imports for the same time last year. OF
this amount the United States is credited
with 6s per cent; Egypt II; India 8; Brazil
,, and other countries 8. All fears OF de-
icient supply of the raw material are now
set at rest, and it is claimed that English
manufacturers are working steadily and at
moderate profit. The revival OF this impor-
tant industry cannot fail to benefit, in great
er or less degree, certain equally important
industries in this country. Ever since the
supply of American cotton was abridged,
the. complaint among British manufacturers
had Sbeen that the inferior staple from Egypt,
India, Brazil and other sources, could only
be worked into inferior fabrics. This expe-
rience has fully demonstrated that the South
enjoys an acknowledged natural monopoly
Of the cottonssupply, and if enough can oe
raised on American soil to meet the increas-
ing demant here and abroad, the competl-
ton of other countries cannot long be sus-
tanned. Heavy government subsidies are
now considered necessary to make cotton
culture in British India a profitable success
to those engaged in it, and as this aid is not
likely to be extended to it in any other form
than the limited extension Of railroad facill-
ties. the prospect Of any permanent or for
midable competition on the part OF the cot
ton growers OF the East with our own, need
hardly be subject Of much concern.
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APPROXIMATIONS newspaper having ascrib,
ed the authorship OF "My Daughter Elnor'
and "Miss Van Kortland," two recent novels
of no particular merit, to Mrs. S. Petigru
King, that lady has written pointed note
repudiating any responsibility for either OF
the books, the last named OF which she not
only didn't write, but has never read.
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Sustaining the Government.

Congress out to feel vastly obliged to the
State and municipal legislators OF South
Carolina. The City Council Of Charleston,
not to be outdone by the General Assembly,
which passed bill to enforce the provisions
of the Civil Rights act. is busy Matching
an ordinance to help out the Congressional
programme within our corporate limits. The
next step, probably, will be for SCOTS mill
tia to take the regular. army under its pro-
lection.
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WE have made arrangements to supply The
WEEKLY NEWS, together with that excellent
agricultural publication, The Rural Carolsnian,
at the low rate Of THREE DOLLARS year.
Send In your orders
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Celebrations.

CELEBRATION OF SPRING STREET
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Will be repeated, by request, on THIS EVENING,
commencing at O'Clock.
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
Addresses-"worship offered by Children"
"Short.sword hghtwth an Inadel,n "The Mystic
River" Symbolic Sermon on the Blackboard;
Illuminated Crystal Temple, emblemaric Of the
Sunday school, erected BY the children; Hymns,
sung from the Song Roll.
Tickets will be issued to procure library at 10
cents for Children 25 cents for adults, furnished
at the Church on THURSDAY.
Seats are reserved. Jun16
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receipt of the bills for taxes due the State,
can hardly be postponed much longer In
this view, an early settlement of the vexed
question is not improbable.
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r ANDMARK LODGE, No. IS, A. r. IA
the Members OF Landmark Lodge, No. 76'
&. +. NJ, are requested to assemble Mt the Mason
lc Hall, THIS AFTERNOON, Mt O'Clock, to assist III
Dedlcating the Monument, erected by the WASH.
ington Light Infantry Charitable Association. al
Magnolia Cemetery to their deceased Comrades.
by order OF the W. M. ,o,,r
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ERANKLIN LODGE, No 9G. A. F. M
The officers aud members Of this Lodge,
having been invited by the Washington Light ln'
Tantry Charitable Association to participate In
Ihe ceremonies OF the dedication OF Monument
at Magnolia Cemetery to their dead. the NJ. W..
Grand Lodge requests your attendance af Mason
ic Hall, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. in Regalia.
Ry order w. NJ. WM ROY,
iunis Secretary.
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Meeiimas.

CT. ANDREWS sOCIETY.-THE sOCIE-
y TY having been invited by the Washington
Light Infantry Charitable Association to witness
the dedication OF their Monument, at Magnolia
Cemetery, members are requested TO assemble at
the corner of Ann and King streets, THIS DAY,
at halfpast P. n. ROBERT n. GORDON,
iun16 Secretary.
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CT. ANDREWS LODGE, No, 10. A. F.
- Mn compliance with the invitation OF
the washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso-
cation to participate In the ceremony Oh ueulcn,
their fallen comrades, and by request OF the NJ.
". Grand Master you are hereby summoned tu
appear at Masonic Hail, at p. NJ, THIS DAY.
inn1S IL L. P. SPEiSSEGGER. JR.. Secretary.
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TNION KILWINNING LODGE, No. t.
A. M.-The eNlcers and Members OF this
Lodge having beSR Invited by the ". L. |. Charl.
table Association to witness the Dedication Of
the Monument at Magnolia Cemetery 10 their
Dead, the NJ. W. Grand Lodge request your Mt
tendance at Masonic Hall, THIS AFTER
NOON, 10th instant, at 3 O'Clock. In Regalia.
The Regular Monthly Communication OF the
Lodge will he holden the same evening, ut Mason
ic Hall, at haf.past O'Clock.
By order ". NJ. A. Z. GIBSON,
iuniio Secretary.
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WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 5, a. F.
w M.-This Lodge having accepted the lnvi'
talon oft le Washington Light lnfanty Charita,
BILE Ass ocl tion, 10 jin them III tue ceremony oi
ory of b lr dead, the officers and members will
assem-, lie for that purpose at Masonic Hall, THIS
Thur day. AFTERNOON, 18th instant, at O'Clock.
Py rd.rW. AZ. &. B. SlGWALD,
Snprnta'v.
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SOLOMON's LODGE, No. L, A. F. M
- The Officers and Members OF THIS Lodge 1IN are a.
TERNooE, 18th instant, at O'Clock punctually, fo'
the purpose OF uniting in the ceremonies OF Dedi
cation OF Monument at Magnolia.
BY order OF the ". N.
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CADEMY OF MUSIC HALL,
-:;-CoMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 9.

.. -:-COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 9.
The.assembes will be as follows: MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
4to6 O'Clock, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from halfpast to 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies, so cents; Chill.
dren, 25 cents. Tickets In packages OF twelve,
So. Use of Skates, 25 cents.
Afternoon Assemblies Ladies and children, in
Guiding use Of Skates, 25 cents; Gentlemen, incu-
ding use of Skates, so cents. junl4-l5
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ORANGE LODGE, No. IA, A. F. M
" The officers and members OF this Lodge
having heen invited by the Washington Light In
fantry Charitable Association to participate 10
the ceremonies attending the unyeiling and dedl-
cation OF the Monument at Magnolia Cemetery,
are hereby summoned to assemble at Masonic
Hall, THIS DAY, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. precisely,
In regalia.
BY order W. II. THOMAS 5. BEE,
iunis Secretary.
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Cabinet makins, &r.
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wish to inform my friends and the public gen.
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Send In, therefore, all your sick and wounded
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/ would respectfully beg leave to call your at.
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CAROLINA CHAPTER, No. l, R. A. NJ.
" Having been invited by the Washington
Light Infantry Charitable Association, and the
Grand Lodge Of A. F. NJ. Of South Carolina, 10
participate In the ceremonies OF Dedtcating the
Monument to the dead OF the Washington Light
Infantry, the Of1cers and Members OF Carolina
Chapter will assemble at Masonic Hall, at half
past O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
BY order Of the Chapter. -
iunJs Secretary.
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DELTA LODGE OF PERFECTION, No.
~ 1.-The officers and members of this Lodge
Will meet at Masonic Hall, I'm regAlla,) THIS AF.
TERNoeN, at O'Clock, to unite In the Masonic
procession to participate In the dedication or the
Mon umcnt to the dead OF the Washington Light
Infantry.
BY order Of the T. P. G. N.
iun16 IL. Il. BEDFOkD, SeCretnTg.
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TTNION LIGHT INFANTRY C4ARlTA-
BILE ASSOCIATION.-rhc Society having
been Invited by the Washington Light Infantry
Charitable Association to witness tile Dedication
Of their Monument, at Magnolia Cemetery, mem
bcrs arc requested to assemble at the corner or
Ann and King streets, THIS DAY, at half-past
p. NJ. PHlLlP ACSll IN,
iunl6 SpCIeIhIy.
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@eetin4s.

T A CANDEUR LODGE, No. 36, A. F.
IL My request OF the Grand Lodge, the
Members OF this Lodge will assemble at Masonic
Hall THIS DAY, at O'Clock P. NJ, to participate.
In Regalia, through invitation OF w. l.. l.. Chari.
table Association, In the Dedication OF a Monu.
ment to their dead. By order Of the ". NJ.
NRY-WAGENER,
jun16 Secretary.
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Uants.

WANTED TO RENT a0sz AT .dHto1oIss MoDERAdE 1d14
rooms and pantry. Address S., News Onice.
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JTTALHALLA LODGE, No. &C, A. F.
w M-The officers and members OF this
Lodge, are requested to assemble Of Masonic Hall,
THIS AFTERNOON. 10th instant, at 3 O'Clock.
BY order OF the W. NJ. -
]. NJ. PETERSEN,
iun16 SeGrrrary
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CURyIYORs' ASSO TION OF
- CHARLESTON DISTRICr.-Having been In
vIIcd to participate in tile dedication OF the Monu-
ment to the dead OF the Washington Light lnfan'
try, members will please assemble IN King, 0pp0-
site 5Ann street, at hall-past O'CLOCK, THIS
AFTERNOON, June 10.
this Association, It Is hoped that members VIII
Yield the claims which other ASSOCIATIONS may
nave upon their attendance.
'''''' JAMES ARMSTRONG, Jr.,
iun15 Secretary.
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Tbe Gbaflesto1, aems.
THE WEEKLY NEWS.

THURSDAY, JUNE l6, 1870.
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CAROLINA RIFLE CLUB.-THE MEM:
~ BERs OF the Club are requested to assemble
in King street, opposite Ann, THIS AFTERNOON,
at tlreequarters past O'Clock, for the purpose
of attending the Dedication Ceremonies at Mag
nolIa. Tickets must be purchased in the city
and badges can be procured from the Secretary
By order. THOS. FROST, Jr,
iun1G Secretary and Treasurer
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T o. o. F.-HowARD LODGE, No. g.
i. The Meeting of the above Lodge will be held
at Odd Fellows Hall, TuIs Thursday EVENING,
at O'Clock. This being First Nomination Night,
members are requested TO be punctual.
Right Worthy Deputy Grand Sire F E. STUART.
will be in attendance, and will eXemnllfy the Re.
becca uegree. E. L. TERRY,
inn16 Secretary.
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GOUTH CAROLINA RANGERS CHARI-
- TABLE ASSOCIATl0N.--Thi ASSOCIATION
having been invited to participate In the cNercls.
es In, lent to the Dedication OF the Monument
erec ed at Magnolia Cemetery by the W. l.. l..
Charitable Association, the members will Assem-.
bic In King, opposite Ann street, at half.nast 4
O'Clock p. NJ, THIS DAY, for the purpose Of unit
ing with the Survivors Association o. thariestOn
district In attending the same
iunis VIM TEPPE. Secretary.
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CHARLESTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE
" COMPANY OF AXMEN.-You are hereby
summoned to assemble at Magnolia Cemetery, In
Citizens Dress, THIS AFTERNOON, at half.past
O'Clock, in response to an invitation extended by
the Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso-
ciation. Honorary Members are respectfully In
vited to attend.
49, J. W. McKENRY,
innl6 Secretary.
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TTNA STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPA-
~ NY.-You are hereby requested to appear
~ tie Engine House, THIS DAY, 10th Instant, at 8
O'Clock p NJ, In Citizens Dress, for the purpose
of uniting In the ceremonies OF the dedication OF
a Monument at Magnolia Cemetery by the wash
ington Light Infantry Charitable Association.
J. MCLEISH
iun16 Secretary.
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NHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
" COMPANY, No. 1.-The Offlcers and Men,
bers OF this Company are hereby requested to ap-
pear at the Truck House, Queen street. THIS DAY,
the 10th instant, at o'clock P: NJ. In citizens
dress. j. Il. LOEB,
iunl8 Secretary.
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CTRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE, No. 73,
- A. M.-The members Of this Lodge are re.
quested to assemble, at Masonic Hall, THIS AZ
TERNooN, at 5 o'clock to participate in the dedi-
cation OF the Monument erected by the Washing
ton Light Infantry Charitable Association:
By order ". NJ ". ". SlM0NS,
iuni6 Secretary.
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UTANTED, EVERY ONE NOT MEM
w RERS Of the Economical Association, to
know that WILSON'S GROCERY is corner Socie-
~ INV" NJ F" I.1 snsom strerts inns
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,.Misrellli1eons.

The TINES respectfully asks the attention Of the
business men OF Charleston to Its low advertising
rates. Our terms are low, but they are cash. We
will insert Card Of not more than 10 lines for
$40 per annum. Look to your interests
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TYRE LODGE, No. 136. A. F. M.-THE
members of Tyre Lodge, No. 1856, A. F. M.,
are requested to assemble ut Masonic Hall, THIS
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, with the view Of partl'
clpaIing in the dedication OF the Monument
erected by the Washington Light Infantry Chari-
table Association.
By order OF the W. NJ VIM. L. KING,
jun16 Secretary.
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UTANTED, AGENTS, TO SELL THE
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