Congresslonal.
WASINOTON, July 11.-The Senate pass.
ea bill to dxtond for three years the ben.,
ite of law grant ing latids'to the Southern
ttaesa, for the establishment -of .AgripuItu..
t'al Collegoic The1enste alsq-passed a bill
'regulating the th1n and maunei of holding
elections for United - States' Senators.
Among other rovislions it requires that the
vote shall bo viva voce. The 'Senate,' by
fotr majority, rejected- the bill for -the re
annexation of Alexandria City and County
to the District of Colunibia.
The llouse passed the joint .resolution
pro.'ding for a reorganlitation of the militia
of the States and Territories in a uniforni
manver, athd for the distribution among
theim. of two-thirds of the ordnance ad
ordnance slores, excepting the States lately
in insurrrection. The House also passed
nibill granting the right of way to any Tele.
graph Con pany over the public domun.
Harkets,
lsw YORK, July 11.-,-Cotto quiet wiith
sales of 800 bales at 86@87. Gold 49t.
Strling 0 for sixty day bills. '
.*1onBr,, July 11.-Cotton, - sales to-day
200 balep ; middling 80 ; middling scarce
commands full prices; lower grades more
abundant and cheaper.
Miscellaneous.
L-AVPNWOnTII, July 11.-The Surgeons,
after consideration, have decided that Set
ator Laho will die, but possibly live- a few
days.
LFAIF-wonT1, July 11.-Senstor Jim.
Lane died of his self-inflicted wound.
Washingtor State Departmen\t has re
clyed no official information whatever eon
c6rning the reported insurrectionIn the is.
land of Cuba.
COMME R CIA L.
W XsonOlto, July 14.-Cotton-23
26 in currency.
Flour, $14. a, 15. per barrel.
-Lard, 27 to 30c per pound.
(Corn, $2 per busil.
. Peas, $1.75 per. bushel.
Bucon, 20 to 25c per pound.
MAal, $2.00 per bushel.
. Sorghum, 80c per gallon.
Sah, $5.00 per sack.
Butter. 25c. por pound. -
Eggs, 20 per dozen.
Tobacco, 45 to $1.10 per pound.
Gohl, 40,
CI[AHLOTT9, July 12, 1866.---Obtton.
-A few bah s changed hando to.4ay at
260c. currency.
Flour, $14.50 a 15.00 per,,barrel.
Bacon, 20 a 22c. per poundd
Corn, $1.50 a 1.60 per bushel, in de
thand.
Pehs. $1.45 a 1.50 per baehel.
Md, $1'60 a $1.70 per buihel.
.IVleat, none of1ering.
(Oats, 75 a 80 per bus4el.
Sighiulb, 4Qc. per gallolp
.(;Old, *1.42} a 1.45.
Silver, $1.35 a 1.371.
COLUMnrA, July 12.-Cotton, 10 (o
20, gold; 22 to 31, currency.
Corn, $1.80 to i.00 per bushel.
Flour, $1 1 to 16 peor barrel
Oats, $1.10 to 1.201 per bushel.
Peas, *2.00 to 2.25 per bushel.
H ay, *2 25 to 2.70.
Rice, Rangoon, priate., 11{ to 12jc;
Carolina 18 to l5d. .
Tobacco, 449. to).09 per pound.
Coin, gold 47 to 50~
GREAT tIN
SU M MER GOODSI
New York .OosL
FOR O,BE.
EI offer the remainder of our strictly
SU M MER *OOD8
NEW YOftK COST, FOR CASH!I
First rate sialns, 85)
Bout Musllns, 424.
Call aind be convinced,
july 12-tt LA DD BRO8'.
O0R SA &.
7.-, A O. tEl pOg.
B1(
TiOMPSON f WITUERS &CO.)
ADAANTINE CANDLES,
.M. xW 4E Mr nur
AND
CRUSHED SUGARS,
RI0and JAVA 'OFFtES
CORN?
STARCE, SALT
AND
P OT WARE.
Low for cash. july 12-tf
_ _1A0ON 63DE8; _
LOW FOR CASH.
A GEN14RAL ASSORTMBNTOFOGROCE
RIES.
IDuBOSE EGLBSTON & CO.,
June 80'66-tf No. 8, Hotel Range.
N OTICE
P ARTIERS desiring wood can be furnished
by appying to either
BACOT RIVER & CO., or
DUBOSE EGLESTON & 00.
July 7-t8
FOR FAMILY UPE.
DAMANT'TIE CANDLES, Arrow Root,
A.'Tapioca Starch, Salts; Lemon, for ex.
tracting stains, Cream Tartar, Cooking
Soda, xtract Vanilla, Ginger, Black Pop
per, Indellible Ink, Rat Ex erminator.
Also, bet Rio and Java Coffee and Sugar.
Just received by
KETCHIN, MoMASTER & CO.
july 10-tf
New Wheat.
20 BUShELS on hand and more to be
. received daily.
BACOT, RIVERS & CO.,
July 7-t No. 2,,Hotel Range.,
MT. ZION INSTITUTE,
WINN53ORO.. C,
T HE exercises of this School
will be resumed Monday,
the 16th of July.
TERMS PER 8ES8INi
Board with Tuition In all the branch.
es except Philosophy, Chemistry
and F*q'a$1b0
Tuition o ay solioiars i the lassi
oels or higher English and Math.
ematical departmeatt, 80
Tuition in other branches from $12 to 0
Courie of Chemistry or Philosophy, 15
French, 16
'The abo* tates rekoned 1h the currency
of the country. Payment i-equired half in
advance-the residue at the close, of the
session.
Students'required to fltnish bed linen,
Ooveting And towels.
G. A. WOODWARD,
June 26- t9z8 Principal.
Tp PAuRMERS
FORD'S.
PHOSPHATE OR FERTliZER,
An Improver of the Land. Superior for
Wheat, Cotton, Corn, ke,, &c. Of
Superior tuliIty and'Warranted,
Cousainmut Elleu,euus esunati
to thae Prpdftciion et Grna,
&c., and IsaaproVesme.hst
r0 hosse Land.
NISi cnedntirecommnended to
FARMRS O BING LARGE
CROPS, and we guaranteo it tqb as ood
as a.ny FAtIiilise: n thie -MarIet and to
%4y04 edey sid, wji
9QPAOQO, 4U.
-,Pan,a to the iU1e.n you plank,
When th .Aprs and' Cloth ,ase well sp, ge
anot)er ,endfip to t',o Ias a,top ..
andtheCotonto ni, anetil hapdto~
lhe,.iU es .a top dressing. In This way the
Fortiliser goes direstly to the plant, ,ed
the plant gets all of fue benefit of it, Uja
it ja this wpy,. andi ths. Planter can~ opt
on good 0reps if,44 te ather is at allis,vor,
is.~aiLto pi4d#ee as go#o,s
as any otje prtMliser~ used. s t Is t e
the wa4riotsd ,y tbe side of Peruvian
toonty per cent af the pice. Use t i '
way di reotq4..gggof Porutvian Guano
for five years neseontively on the sani
land, IndiY fVdt Aroe ot wWd
knd leave the Aeqdir better coodition thanI
)'oruvian Guano at the end of the Aive yoars
yvewll rdftnd the'ptq'ehader tweblt
cent.of 4hu prioil the.Ave years. Ot
wOhlivmprove -the Jandr,and will, leave It be.
te t@an 4t fqund.it. .
Liberal terms given to prompt ndc to
sponaittle pa,rtied.e
3'.. TMUS 0. GIBBS,'
jnen, C(1mbia, S..C0
For partsae - -to .
* 'ti St .~ -'a', WblAgro',SC .
march-l'68-.&f., .. ,. . r, .
.A0OTS livERA 00.
AVE Grocee# of all kinds.
July 7-If
Congress Water,
RESH from Clarke & White, New York.
BACOT, RIVERS & Co.
july 7-tIf
Fine Pulverised Sugar
FOR Cake Ioing-just received.
F BACOT, RIVZRS & CO.,
July 7-tf No. 2, Hotel Range.
Ohoice s.gar.,
W I1'It Foreign brand and certificate.
S. BACO'- , VSYERS & CO.
Hirdware
1 variety-low-by - ,
BACOT, RIVERS & CO.
July 7-tf
Red Rock 0il
ITH Lamps, Wicks, &o.
0BACOT, RIVERS &,do.
july 7-tf
Paints.
BnLACK, White and Green.
D_ BACOT, RIVERS & Co.
jdly 7-tf
Madeira,
SHERRY, Brandy and Whiskey.
8 BACOT, RIVERS & CO.
July 7-tf No. 2, Hotel [tange.
Sundries.
O YSTERS, Sardines, Lobsters, Peaches
Mushrooms, Preserves, Sauces, Mus
tards, Pickles, Prunes, Iaisons, Spices, &o.
&c., &c.
BACOT, RIVERS & CO.,
July 7'6-tf No. 2, Hotel Range.
Mackerel
AND SALMON.
July 7-f BACOT, RIVERS & CO.
Maccarroni
ND VERMACELLI, Butter, Eggs, Bis
A cuits. BACOT, RIVERS & CO.
July 7-tif
Choice'tea.
FINE H1YSON TEA, Best Ric
-Coffee, Adamantino Candles, MUcc4.
roni and Mixed Pickles. At
KETCHIN. MoMASTER & CO'S.
march e7'66-tf
HARDWARE
JUST RECEIVBD,
BY
Ketol)n, Mca8tsr & do.,
01NBISTING IN PART Or
ITARD SAWS, Planes, Aggers, Chisels,
SFies of several kinds, Sore*s, Hinges,
Perew Drivers, Door and Pad Looks, Draw
lng Knives, Steel and Iron Squares, Com
passes, fne Cutlery.
Garden Trowels, Hoes and Forks, Per
6ussion Caps, Colt's Cartridges, Faucets and
Molasses Gates and Porcelain lined Sauce
Pans and Preserving Kettles.
ALSO,
Shoe Thread, Wrapping Twi, Plow Lines,
Well Rope, Shot.
ALSO,
A fresh supply of "notions as Tuck Coibs,
Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes, Vest and
Coat Buttons, Ladies' Belts, Ladies' Hose,
Ladies' Collors, , Pqrt Monnaies, Linen
Braids and Tapes Elastic Braid,&c., &o.
Jund 80'-tf
Rule to Plead,.
The State of SoutiM Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIuS COMMON tI.EA5.
HI. L.'Elliott, Atgoct
.John Adger,J
XVHER(EAS the Plaintiff dt'd on th<
7hday of May, A. D. 1866, fliehik
PIarat ion Against the Defendant, who (au
it'is said, is absetht trotn and without tlh
4eits of the State, and has neither wij
trov'ney knoi#n within tho same up6
be copyv f the sid declaration tib
i, Is leefore ordered that the at4
64da*I dappear and plead totii
Declaration qn er~ before the 8th pyo
IiPlaintifi againsthima
Be Ptte11 Jto
T ENNBT DOUOL.AS8, having filed hei
U- Inttipu -under above- Bill in der t
~epetuate'46Metstudi&# tb'tht ? t~ exis
.enco s agdepuntetaof,gDe,of Convey
onice, thim of a certain traot of l'and
hituate 4i ek dridt,.on' the *tters o
J.ittle River, by the Heir at Law of Alexan
Three months from thisdte, toorbsam
lne the vj .estlat an b redito.d, anc
produce tUmo! in re ,
tiSA MEAMNS,
4V ie-C.- B.,'K. D.,
ha o n 3
BOLTING CLOTHj
1. R. BELTING,
FANS i,nd PAN WIRE
STRAW CUTTERS,
GRtAIN SCt'ftH[ES and CRADLEf
GRAs SCYTHE8.
Orders filiedand goods ront to Cathotrt S
Matthews with bills for collection on de
livery. FISHER & LOWRANCE,
June 06-t818 Columbia, 8. C.
'Im, . DU118 & CO.,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MER1CHIANTS
NO. 5, EXCHANGE STREET
CH1ARLESTON .8. 0.
WX. d. ]DbKA, '*. chf: -6 s,
JOHN R. DUKEs, J. M. CARSON.
may 12'06-law8m
NEWOPRINQ GOODS
DRY QOODS
CHAULVOON APUSE,
STOLL, WIM & 00.,
BA 4OIPlt'8 OLD STAlND,
2' inp,g Rt., 3 doors Below Wentworth
.W1' have now opened a splendid
v Stock of Spring Goods, English,
Frendh insi American, which are of the
most dehirible styles the markets can afford.
To planters furnishing the Freedmen either
for clothing or for barter with them, our
whole.s19 rooms offer every inducement.
Plaztat i'oods,in-every variety.
Th4'a busy season with'thilauiter
and, 4*-tae able to visio, the city, ordep ac.
como4lod with city reference 1ilt meet
wit .V0 attention.-.
-it amples, with )Price lists, seht to
a th6'State% - Our atook consists
in ovt of
Wh)t* Osnaburghs, Striped Osnaburge,
Blue Denine. Brown Denims. Heavy Brown
Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings,
Bleached Shirtings, Bleached and Brown
Shirtings, 6-4, 9-4, 10-4, 12-4 Plaid Blue
add, Stripped Blue Homboptlfs, Bleached
and Brown Drills, Black French Broad
oths, Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen by
the piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen Dam.
ask, all qualities, Calicoes, all qualities,
Dress Goods, Dompstio Ginghams, Fine
Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black
Silks, Colored Muslins, in every variety,
Fine French Muslins, White and Black
Goods, Farmers' Brown Linen Duck, Farm
ers' Brown Linen DARSil, Fsnoy Drille and
Cottonades.
. Together with'1fery variety to bfbVnd
lA our lino; whqLh *e offer at
*JkOLESALE AND BETAIL.
All Doiestic Goods are sold at a very
enali advance on Agents' prices.
We would respectfflly call the attention
of the Plant, Metobal, And the .iti
sens generally of Firfeld District, to our
advertigethent. and soliolt'd dal from thefb
should they visit the city.
STOLbOlMABS -* Co-t
No. 287 iing St., 8 doors ieov; WeowortU
Charlestoniti. C.
H. C. SOLL, Cbaldton,
CI1ARLES WEBB,
I. C. WALKER,
jan 18'06-lyr
en, Sup'to O get. V A , L Of
Rail Road,
P.MANGE OF dCICffDULj.
SUr11RlIMNDANT'a OrPF;0,
Charlotte & S. C. Railroad,
Celumbla, S. C., June 1, 1866.
s'~iNRter Sunday, the 8d Instant,
ager' Train will run over, this
Iei Columbia at 4.15 P. M.
- rive at CharlotUe 11.16 P. Mt.
tpe Charlotte at 12.16 P. M.
LarIve at Columbia 7.16 P. M.
* ..JAMES A NDERSON,
- 6n '66 Superintendent. .
nahat Boein hmuarp~.
TIHE RECOGNIZED SPECIALITIES Oi
OUR DAY.
P o4heb 1ckson, formerjy pit Lott
dbd,. RbbertH rb M. D., from Phailadlel
phia;ind*. NIji~ Velpeart, forrherig o
the London. A, Venereal JIfospltals
Permanent-a 4~~d7 cures gus1tnteed o
Gonorrhea, 8yphillis, Gleet, Spermatorrhce
or Self-A buse,,and of every possible form
of private disease of every name or natur
whatsoever..
Dr. Herbert's Anti-Alcoholic Compound
an unfailing remedy for inte'mperance ; writ
for rartiou lars.
50 ceonnta ty2109p agee-i00 platoe
Dr. Jackson's Female Monthly Pills; $
per box, extra 0mb $5, a safe and effectuu
remedy, for all irregularities and obstrue
~tie. Send for circular. Genuine Freol
'Safes $1, 6 for *4,12 for $7. Send for eli
onclar and writ., you will prosoptly receiv
a kind, discreet and explicit answer. Ad
~dress D a. ~lnArgI
:No.167 SycmretStreet. Medi.In:ae ne
ju.ine 12'48-6mo-*
kQIdfo0n&, set to a New Tun
ocr 1866. 4co
"As *prinq approaches
AW8s and Roaches
From their holes come oulf,
And Nice and Rats,
in spite of cats,
&a* #p abovs."
"18 years establibbed id'N. Y. Cily."
"Only infallible remedies known."
"Free from Poisonb."
"Not dangerous to thd Human Family.*
"Rat Come out of thelt'hbles to die."
"Coster'm" Rut, Roach, &c.. E..'
ter's,
lark ptste-Vised fot'Rts, Mee, Roaches,
Black and Red A nts, &c., &c., &c., &c.
"4doster4%'J1ed-;11g Exteii tad
tor,
U a tiquid or wnsli--used to destroy, and
8lso as a preventive for Red-Bups, &c.
6Costar's" Electk*Id Powder foa
fuusects
Is fbr Moths, Mooluitdis, 'Peai; Bed-Bigg
Insedie oft Piati, Abew4, Aftniale, &o.
- I I BhWAREs! i1i of all' worthless
Imitation.
I AW Sed that "CostAR's" naRdid is on
each Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy.
3e- Address, HENIE R-COTARP
AW Sold. 48 Broad way, N.'V.
3W By
All Druegitk ind RftaN everywhere
South. Barnes, Ward & Co., Ve'w Ot-lears,
Lt
186 6.
INCREASE O RATS,-Tie Farmer's
Gurege (English) assert .and proves by fig
urs that one podrof RATS wil have a pro,.
geny and decendante no less t1an 651,050
innthroe yearq. Now, unless this immenso
fa1Ally can be kept down,they *ouild con
same more food th'an would sustiA 65,000
human beings.
800 "CosTAI's" advertisemntahove.
RATS versus BIRDS.-Whoever enga e
in shooting smeld bU'ds is a oruel man ; wh4.
ever aids in exterminating rate is a benefac-\
tor. We should like some one to give us
the benefit of their experience In driving
out tbse pesta We need something be
sides dogs, cats, and traps for this business.
--ciente American, N. Y.
38. See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.'
1866.
"COSTAR'8" RAT EXTERMINATOR is'
Jimple, safe and sure-the most perfect
RAT-ifation meeting we have ever.attend
ed, Every Rat that can got it, properly
prepared, will' eat it; and every one that
eatA it will die, generally at some place a a
distant as possible from 'w're it was taken.
-Lake BAore, Afich , Mirror.
W See "CoStt's" advbrtisenrent abovb.
HOUSEKEEPERS trouibled with ,eemn
need be so no longer, if they use "0Ocena's"
Exterminate;. Wphsvtaused It to,our satis
faction ; an Ir a'box cost $5, we would have
it. We have tried poisonh, bgt thtey'esfhcthd
nothing ; but "Costar's" artidi kEooks the
bre'afi otta'of'1tals, Nice, Reoazhasi Ants,
and Bed-hIugs, quicker than we can write it.
It/is 'Sn great demiand all over the country.
-Mendina, Ohio, Gazette.
3%.8 ee 'CdhvAn's" ad'vortisement above.
1866,
A VO1CE FROM THiE FARL WEST.
Speaking of "Cps1rn's" Rat, -Roach, Ant
&o., Exteropinator-"more gri1n and pro
vislouria dre dbefroyed ahnually in Gran
C'onI$y lVf tfnln, then would pay for tons
or tfls1 Rit and JudAb't Kllei-.--Lneser,'
,shouldselleet: 'A ~as,dreds of dollars'
worl.h ef (Qvn, Prvsions, b.c., a~ ati
I nually destroyed by Rats, MW, Ants, and
I other issdot*'er,d tfh-lit 1 If#Wh can
-be prevestedl by. a ,few doleyin' worthi. of;
s "Cosvaa's' Rat, Roseqh, Ant, &c., Bxter
- minats',boumght and ised fr*ely.
I"CosyA a's" advertisement abeve.
g7q4gists an 19aiers every where.
th,8SM .
'I g~e Agents,