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was assured that nothing of public or political
moment added to his trouble; ''fOr." said ne,
II have not had much repose since entered
the Senate, and cannot see that mental action.
agitation. or opposition does me harm"
People who think that Mr.. Sumner Is less OF
character Than he used to be, because the
executive has dispossessed him OF his old
committee, where he did such great service,
should see his mail from all parts OF the coun-
try, and the hearty expressions OF respect ana
support which he is receiving. Mr. Boutwell,
told me himself, on the same day on Wnlch 1
made this call, that If there were an election
of senator from Massachusetts to-day, Charies
Sumner would be returned triumphantly, just
as thrice before.
The senator gave me the names of several
gentlemen whom be understood were to ap-
pear in Cincinnati as volunteer delegates. l
think I violate no confidence In naming,
among others. President Woolsey, long at the
seventy first year, who took the protessorship
of Greek there in 1887, and became president
In 1916. he Is the translator and editor of
some of the finest works OF Euripldes, Sopho-
cles, Eschylus and Plato Ex-senator Foster,
of Connecticut, has also Indicated bis hope IN
that convention; he is adirect descendant OF
Miles Standish, graduate OF Brown UniVer-
sity, and a doctor of laws; and he was made q
senator In Congress In 1856, and presided over
the Senate after the death Of Mr.. Lincoln.
was also told that Mr.. James Z. Moorhead, OF
Pittsburg, one of the wealthiest and most
respectable men In the Keystone State, looks
to Cincinnati as the real Republican ConVen-
tion of the crisis, and will give 1t his support.
Mr.. Moorhead was ten years In Congress. Mr.
Samuel Bowles, of Springfield, an editor
whose life Is as bold is his journal, will also
go to Cincinnati.
Mr.. Sumner thinks that the present admins
tratton has exceeded that OF Andrew Jackson
10 violence of personal purpose and attack
upon other departments of the government,
and 1t is not improbable that before long we
shall hear from him, reviewing the personality
of the administration, and It's debaslng infu.
ence upon the public morals and the people.
Whatever position Mr.. Sumner may take to-
ward this convention, feel assured that he Is
in sympathy with it, as an old Republican, and
yet as man who, In the wear and tear OF
long public life, has of late become intoned
with more mellow charity and sympathy
for all people, North and South. The Southern
people whi look to the interests of their chill
dren will not be blind to these healing oppor-
tunities when the most ardent men In the ex-
treme North are at lag. impressed with the
needs of all. and wish 10 zee more perfect
union, with justice, tranquility. harmony, and
good understanding re.establlshed.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE SKws.]

COLbhBlA, MaTCQ ~.
The Colored State Convention was perma-
nentIy organized to day, Lieutenant Governor
Ransier being chosen president and W. J..
McKinlay secretary. Only twenty eight dele
gates, representing eleven of the thirty-two
counties in the State, were present.
Byas, in the course of speech, said that
the Louisiana Convention must demand of the
Republican party that co!ored man be put in
the Federal Cabinet.
The following delegates were elected to the
Louisiana Convention Secretary OF State
Cardozo, Lieutenant. Governor Rausler, Con-
gressman Elliott Senator. W. B. Nash, Repre-.
sentative F. q. Frost and ". J. McKinlay.
In point of numbers, the convention was a
complete failure. and Ransier, who expects to
make extensive capital out of the movement,
formally expressed his regret that 30 little in.
terest had been shown in 30 important sub.
ject.
The proceedings of the convention were In
harmonious and nolss, especially during the
discussion as to choosing June Mobley as one
of the delegates.
Registration for the municipal elections is
proceeding quietly.
Bill Clark, alias Bill johnson, horse thief,
was arrested at Gadsden to-day. SALUDA.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

LONDON, March 20.
In coal mine explosion, which took place
to-day, eight persons were Killed and eleven
fearfully burned.
MADRID, March 20.
slckles Is expected to return here next
month.
BERLIN, March 20.
Prince Frederick William. of Prussia, visits
his mother-in-law, Queen Victoria, at Baden,
where Victoria remains until after Easter.
PARIS, March %
The trial OF the action for libel brought
against the Figaro newspaper by General Tro-
chu, was resumed to-day, and continued TO
absorb public attention, the courtroom being
filed with spectators. The particular article
to which General Trochu has taken exception,
and upon which he bases h!s case, is one which
alleged that he deserted the Empress Eugenie
when he had sworn to support her. depo-
sition of Marshal Mcmahon was read, stating
that Trochu insisted at Cha!ons, before the
movement to Sedan, that the Bellevllle and
Montmarte mobiles should be allowed to re-
turn to Paris. A large number of well known
persons were also examined, and their evil
dence was to the effect that Trochu was In.
capable of treason.
MADRID, March %.
There have been no disturbances In this
city or Grenada since those reported yester-
day, and dispatches from all parts Of the King
dom report the condition OF the country as
tranquil.
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THE PLANTING OUTLOOK. :
An Increased Area In Cotton--The Un.
favorable Season. Ia :.,a,
rFRoM QUE OWN CORRESPONDENT

lFRoM DUB OWN CORRESPONDENT.
FORK OF 'EDIsTo, March rs.
Experienced ones predict that the present
will prove disastrous crop year; the indica-
tlons up to this time fully. justify the predic-
ton. Jupiter Pluvlus has greeted us In per-
feet torrents within the past few days, and the
the whole surface of the country Ia inundated.
1t continues cold and rainy. Vegetation un-
usually backward, and farming operations
greatly retarded. Those who we're saDguine
enough to plant their entire corn crops seve-
raj weeks ago will get well paid for their
pains-the seed will never germinate. Fer
tilizers are In great demand; the freedmen are
using them to greater extent than formerly.
The area In cotton somewhat increased. The
labor question still attended with great deal
of uncertainty; laborers, with a tew excep-
tions, available only to those who are able to
advance plough animals. fertilizers, bacon,& DC.
The Presidential campaign, q probable bad
crop year, and validating Legislature, 1t is
feared. will disappoint the agricultural and
and other arrangements of many devoted
South Carolinians. - PATaAN.
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THE W.iR IN MEXICO.
Rout OF the Junrists-ReJoicing in
Monterey.

CAMARGo, March 20.
Apparently official advices report that Gene
raj Rochas was routed near zacatecas. There
is great rejoicing here and at Monterey. The
Juarists are driven beyond Zacatecas, which Is
reoccupled by the revolutionists.
MATAMoRAS, March %.
General Cortina having ventured into the
southern part OF the State of Neura Leon,
seven hundred men were detailed to puraue
him by General Quiroga. They defeated him
at Moreta on the 24Ih, and, at last accounts
were In hot pursuit of bis retiring forces, who
were retreating towards the State Of Tamauli-
pas for safety.
It is stated here that Generals Trevino and
QuIroga are preparing to advance on The city
with their united forces at once, leaving Gen.
erals Marango and Martinez to oppose the
government forces In the States of Zacatecas,
San Luis, Coahuila and Neuva Leon.
Forced loans are being ruthlessly eXacted
in this city and Monterey, under the threat
that If the foreign merchants do not pay with
In twenty. four hours, the delinquents will be
expelled from the country.
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M BATCHEIOR HAIR RDYE.-THI8
superb Hair Dye Is the best in .the world. Poe
fectiy harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tlnts, oy unpleas-
ant odor. The genuine WA. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately splencid black OF
natural brown, Does not stains the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold BY all druggists.
Factory Is Bond street. New York.
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The IMPORTANCE OF ADVERTISING Is undis-
puted and universally admitted. The extent
to which it ls carried proves, beyond doubt, 1t
usefulness and advantages. The man who ad-
vertises once Is sure to do 30 again, and from
each outlay in this direction he reaps more and
greater advantages. Il opens the most direct
road to success, and offers equal inducements
to all parties. A glance at any of our papers
will show at once the fact that those who avail
themselves most of this system are from the
highest rank in business life, and this position
they owe In great measure to steady ex'
erclse Of the course we have pointed out.
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Bishop Simpson has recently rendered an
ecclesiastical decision which is not so COM
plimentsry TO the United States Senate as 1t
might be. 1t seems that the appointment OF
DR.. Newman to the chaplaincy Of the Senate,
after his pastoral period In Washington had ex.
rd @ raised 9nesSsS3 o. ehuren govedn da
cided by saying that, under The general law
of the church, he had the power to appoint
ehaplains to retormatory institutions, aud he
considered the United States Senate to full
within the scope Of the rule.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

General Humphrey Marshall is dead.
The condition of Prof. Morse Is un-
changed.
The New York curbstone brokers turned
over several millions OF gold yesterday.
The musicians at Trinity Church, New
YORK, have struck for higher wages.
The Japanese minister denies that the
native Christians are prosecuted in Japan.
No business was transacted In the Lon.
don, Liverpool or New York markets yester-
day.
George Haynes, of Sag Harbor, who was
accused Of lIcentious conduct, was tarred and
f.athered and rlddenpn rail-.
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THE WEITHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON. March %.
The barometer will continue falling west Of
and throughout the Mississippi Valley, with
southerly to easterly winds and increased
cloudiness, and probably threatening weather
during to .Dight, and gradually extend Its in-
luence on Saturday to the upper lakes over
the Ohio Valley and Eastern Gulf States;
Partially cloudy but pleasant weather will
prevail from Florida to the lower lakes. and
eastward to the Atlantic, with light and fresh
winds. Dangerous winds are not anticipated
for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 p. M.
Local Time.
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IN EARTHQUAKE IN NEH:dD4.
Not Building Left Standing In Inso
County-No Lives Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 30.
The earthquake throughout Nevada was
severe beyond all recollection. Not q single
brick building or abode is standing in Inso
County. Large springs became dry, and
others broke out. There are great assures
miles long in the earth. The force OF the
earthquake was spent In comparatively unpop-
ulated districts. Many persons are hurt, but
no lives were lost.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 20.
There was ellght earthquake at Paducah
Yesterday.
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funeral Nptlrrs..

~CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, No. 4s-Yeu are hereby summoned to
attend the Funeral Services Of your late Member,
E. B. DOUGHTY, from his late residence, No. es
King street, between Br ad and Tradd streets,
Tomorrow, at I'M. By order OF the President.
f. B. BRADLEY,
mchSo Secretary.
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A STEAMER BURNED.

NEW YORK. March %.
1t is reported that the steamship City OF
Galveston, from New York for New Orleans,
is burned. No particulars.
NEW ORLEANS, March 20.
The City of Galveston with full cargo of
assorted merchandise is burned to her upper
works. The cargo is flooded. The value OF
the cargo and vessel is one hundred and forty
thousand dollars; insured In New York.
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THE FEDERAL CAPITIL.

WASHINGTON, March 26.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day.
The secretary OF the navy Is organizing
another inter.oceanlc canal survey across the
Isthmus.
Neither house OF Congress was in session.
Three investigating committees were In ses-
sion, viz: Arms, Navy and District OF Colum-
bia. Nothin;, startling was elected.
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THE CINCINNATI CONTENTION.
A Talk with Charles Sumn.r-The Nen
who will Appear at Cincinnati.
re. A. 7. in the Chicago tribune

Last Friday night called upon the senator
from Massachusetts. He has been suffering
from the old stripes received 10 the Senate In
the days when slavery was aggressive, ags aIs hll
that he reclines in his commodlous library
busted with some fsvorite book.
) / found him opening his evening mall, en-
drely alone; and, inquiring about his health
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JOINT RESOLUTION Authorizing the State
Treasurer to Pay to L. 8. Langley, Late
School Commissioner of Beaufort County,
the Sum OF One Hundred and Thirty-two
Dollars.
Be 1t resolved by the Senate and House of
REPRESENTATIVES of the State OF South Caro-
lima, now met snd sitting In General Assem-
bly,, and BY the authority Of the same:
That the State treasurer be, and he is here
by, authorized and required to pay to L. S.
Langley, late school commissioners OF Beau
fort County, the sum Of (sl32) one hundred
and thirty-two dollars, the same beiGg the
amount he advanced on text books, for the
use OF free common schools In the county
aforesaid, out of any funds not otherwise ap-
proprlated.
Approved March l3, 1872.
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JoTTINGs IBoUT TIE STATE.

The quarterly conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, which commenced
last Sunday evening at Camden, closed on
Wednesday evening, with sermon by the
Rev. Mr. Carlisle.
Charles Perkins. Esq. an esteemed citi-
zen of Camden, died last Tuesday at the age
of seventy-three years.
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An ACT to Authorize the Mayor and Alder.
men of the City OF Columbia to Issue Bonds
and to Negotiate and Sell the same.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State oi
South Carolina, now met and sitting In Gen.
eral Assembly, Ind by the authority of the
same:
That the mayor and aldermen Of the City oil
Columbia are hereby authorized and empow-
cred to borrow money, by iseuing city bonds
from time to time, to an amount which, to,
gether with the outstanding Indebtedness Of
the City of Columbia, shall not texceed the sum
of six hundred THOUSAND dollars, 1t being
thereby intended that the whole Indebtedness
thereof, whether by b onds or otherwise, shall
at no time be increased beyond the said sum
of six hundred thousand dollars: Provided,
That, before such Issue, the city council shall
recall and cancel the bonds issued, to the
amount of two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, Issued August 2l, 1871, for the eTec'
ton of city hall and market: And, provided
further, That no part of said bonds shall be
used for the purchase of any franchise or cor
poraton.
SEC. 2. That one moiety, or half, OF each
issue of said bonds, shall be of the denomlna'
tlon of one thousand dollars; one.fourth par1
thereof, of the denomination of five hundred
dollars: and the remaining one-fourth parl
thereof shall be of the denomination Of two
hundred and fifty dollars, each and all of which
bonds shall be signed by the mayor of the city
and countersigned by the city clerk and treas
urer, and sealed with the corporate seal, and
numbered conseculiVely from one TO six hun
dred. Each of said bonds shall be made paya
Bile at twenty years from the date thereof, and
shall bear interest at the rate OF seven pei
centum per annum, payable seml.annually, or
the first day of January and the first day o.
July of each year, with corresponding semi
annual interest coupons, signed with the writ
ten signature of the said city clerk and treasu
rer.
Sec. 8. That no bond shall be negotiated
under the provisions of this act otherwise
than by public sale, notice OF which shall bf
given for at least thirty days in one newspa
per published in Columbia, one in Charleston
and two in the City Of New York, and that ths
sale OF ali such bonds shall be made by the
treasurer of the City of Columbia: Provided
That all such sales and negotiations shall b'
conducted in accordance with such rules ant
regulations as the city council may prescribe
SEC. 4. That the said mayor and aldermen
shall keep registry OF all bonds heretofore
issued and now outstanding, and OF all bond
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IN ECCLESIASTICAL DECISION.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
The Supreme Court to-day announced Its
decision sustaining Bishop O'Hara In his ap.
peal from the findings Of the lower court,
which restored Father Stack to the pastorate
from which he was suspended by the bishop.
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p- MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.-You are hereby summoned to assem-
BILE at your Engine House, in foil uniform, To-
MORROW Sunday MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, to pay
the last tribute OF respect to your late brother
fireman, E. B. DOUGHTY.
BY order Of President BARKLEY.
mchso GEO. A. CALDER, Secretary.
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@ AT A MEETING OF CITIZENS

gr AT A MEETING OF CITIZENS
representing the various interests Of the city,
held at the Hall Of the Bank o: Charleston, on
Wednesday, the eth Instant, the following pre-.
amble and reso ution we're adopted:
Whereas, eminent counsel concur In the opinion
that the License Law recently passed by the State
Legislature Is unconstitutional, and that 1t may
be effectively resisted by general refusal to com.
ply with It's requirements. Therefore, be 1t
Resolyed, That an adjourned meeting be called
for SATURDAY next the 30th instant, at IL o'cl ck
H., at the Hall OF The Bank OF Charleston, ano
that the secretary be requested to invite, through
the newspapers, all persons a; corporations VINO
are affected by the License Act' with the view OF
taking legal proceedings TO test the validity OF the
act.
The persons embraced In this invitation include
Members OF the Bar, Saaried Oficers Of Corpora
tions, Qncluding Clergymen and Clerks,) Whole
sale and Retail Dealers Factors, Brokers, Apothe.
caries Hotel, Saloon and Livery Stable Keepers,
Bankers, Phosphate Mining and Manufacturing
Companies. W. c. BEE, Chairman.
ZIMMERMAN DAVIS, Secretary. mch2s3
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MASSACHUSETTS APP-OINTS HER
DELEGATES.
BoSToN. March 20.

BOSTON, March 20.
The Massachusetts State Convention last
evening chose six delegates to the National
Colored Convention to be held In New Orleans
on April 10th.
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w- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntances OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. DOUGHTY,
and OF Mrs. Il. q. odot, are respectfully invl.
ted to attend the Funeral Services Of the former,
at the First Baptist Church, Church street, To.
MORROW, Sunday at halfpsst - O'Clock.
nchS1
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LAWS OF THE STATE.
ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
oFSOUTH CAROLINA.
Published by Authority.

An ACT to Provide for the Construction of q
New Courthouse In and for the County oi
Richland.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State OF
South. Carolina, now met and sitting 10 Gene.
raj Assembly, and by the authority of the
same:
That the county commissioners of Richland
County are hereby directed, authorized and
empowered to sell and convey the whole Of
that lot in the City of Columbia, on the corner
of Richardson and Washington streets, where
on was formerly situated the courthouse Of
said county; the said eale to be made at pub
lie outcry to the highest bidder, at such time
or times, on such terms, and in such parcels,
az the eaId commissioners shall think proper,
after advertisement thereof for at least thirty
days: Provided that said lot shall not be sold
for less than one hundred dollars per foot, said
measurement to be made on the streets
bounding the same, and that all the proceeds
over and above the amount of purchase OF o
new site shall be deposited in the treasury of
the county, and shall be drawn out on the war
want of the commissioners, providing that
not more than one-half of the above deposit
shall be drawn or paid until the courthouse
is completed and received by the county COM
missioners as being completed according to
contract.
SEC. z. That the said commissioners are
further directed, authorized and empowered
to purchase or accepts a suitable site for new
courthouse In the City Of Columbia, and to
take the titles therefor, executed to the State
of South Carolina, to, and for the use of, said
county.
Sec. 8. That the said commissioners are
further directed, authorized and empowered to
build aud erect new courthouse upon the
site selected, as provided In Section 2 of this
act; and that the contract for the erection of
such building ahall not be binding or valid
until approved by the circuit Judge of the
Fifth Judicial Circuit, and the clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas for Richland County.
Approved March 9, 1872.
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AN ACT to incorporate the Red Bank Msnufac-
turing Company, of Lexington County.
SECTION L. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State ol
South Carolina, now met and Atling ln Gene.
raj Assembly, and by the authority OF the
same:
That Frederick W. Green, John Green, John
P. Southern, Clark Waring and W. G. Swat.
field, and others, and their associates and sue
cessors, are hereby made and created body
polite and corporate, under the name and
style of 1.-THE Red Bank Manufacturing Com
pany,n for the purpose of manufacturing cotton
yarns and cloth, and such other fabrics as the
demand of the community may require, and
also for the transaction OF all such business as
may be connected with the above purposes,
with capital of thirty thousand dollars, with
power to Increase 1t 10 one hundred thousand
dollars-the consent of majority of the
stockholders being first had and obtained.
SEC. 2. The said corporation may purchase
and hold such real estate as may be required
for their purposes. or such as they may deem II
for their Interest to take in settlement OF any
debts due chem. and may dispose of the same
and may erect such mile machine shops and
other buildings thereon as may be deemed
necessary; and may sue and be sued, have and
use common seal, and may make such by.
laws for the regulation aud government oi
said corporation, not inconsistent with the
constitution and laws of the United States and
of this State, as may be deemed necessary
and shall have, generally, all the rights,
powers and privileges in law Incident or ap
pertaining to corporations.
SEC. 3. That this act shall be public act
and shall continue of force for the term ol
twenty-five years.
Approved March.9, 1872.
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%TRINITY CHURC H. REV
wHITEFooRD SMITH, D. D., will preach To-
MORROW MORNING, at half.past 10 O'Clock; and
Rev. B. D.. SMART at night, at aVuarter to
O'Clock. SundsHSohool In the afternoon at half.
past O'Clock. The Collections will be sppropri.
ated to the cause OF Missions and Education.
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