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Tt, fc* S.W? to-day. t!v m-leinra?e ad
"Willam A. 0Minni, StmrnUt e!rct fr>m
- North Carolina, wer? presented. Ordered to
bo laid on the tabh*.
1) iolittlc made a speech in support of tba
<.* Bsaudents rt-CvMJsU uo iou policy.
Us -Ibc ?oiwer?jFCLeo, by a rory Iar#e \oU
^ the bill incorporating the National Protection
Homestead CJ
The bill proposed to charter a company
""with three millions capital, to provide home?
. in tbf- South to settlers without distinction
of ador.
Negro suffrage in Ihe District of Cc lam bis
was discussed.
WaSHLWTOK, J*&. l^i
h the Senate, tua credentials of Jlarvi-i.
-fieus^ir elect Irom F'orida, were presented
Qrdtivd to lie on tho tab'.e.
A bill enlarging the power* of the Freed
metre Bureau was discussed, and an amend
m--?at to tlie bill atlopted, making valid foi
' three ye?rs instead ol for*v?-r as ia thia ori?i
u"l bi?r. the title t, land* given t ? DesjWea 1 )
0.-.iers i wied at Savannah, by General Shei
- men. Ust winter.
la the House, Dening, of Conn., modi a
speech maintaining tbit the governrutut has
the right to b. iug tho Southern Sutes to trial
a* conquered rebels. Re said tbs lovait)
Ibire, was?Jittle, tb? Submission of tfcejjieopl?
being from necessity.
He mentioned a -cries of gusraatiot whici
* ought to be extoled before they shall be al
k?wed representation, includiog thc jerfer
equality of the black*, before the law, wilh
tiie whites.
Smith, of Kcutacky,. endorsed the Pre-i
dent's restoration policy. He denied tba
the Southern* States were ever out of th?
Union, and claimed that now they were cbe
dient to tho law they ought to be represented.
Congress adjourned until Monday.
TUE SOCTU CA ?OL:.VA BOII-BOAO.-OUCH
mare our railroad facilities ar? being renew
ed. There have been many difficulties and
embarrassments, and these, we are gUd U?
learn are being rapidly overcame. From ia
formaiioB received from the Superintendent
now au the line of road, the work in thc di
rection of Columbia may be announced a>
completed to-day. The road is now prepar
ed to resume the receipt of freight to thai
pulm, and on to morrow the passenger train?
will run through the entire line.
ia the direction of Augusta tho work i
progressing very aatLdacturily. Five addi
tioaul miles have been openod during t hi
las', week to the public, presenting eighty ot.c
miles of open road to Graham's Turn-Out.
Five other miles are in readiness for thc rail,
and will need only a few days for completion'
^^L^^^tD^^^B^hlhllt Will bi
open to Blackville.
The duties imposed upon the company baye
been of the most trying nature. A fair ex
amination of the facts will show that duriug
the five mouths, the period for whieh tb*)
bare had the control of the road, there hal
been no unwarrantable delay or inexcusable
indifference to thc public necessities in pu*b
t ing forward the ceoded repairs. Within this
time three important bridges have been built,
all tba wooden structures on the Camden
road resewed, and such port i uns of tba ra iL
aa were needed for the completion of the
Colombia road removed, sad soventy-two
mile3 of additional track opened to the public
During this time tbe transportation depart
ment had to bear the weight of an unexpec
tedly heavy business. W? trust that the en
ergy which baa been di played will be con
tinned, und that it will soon be our pleasure
to chronicle tho thorough restoration of com
inimical.oni between the diiltrciit portions
of this and the adjoining States.-Charleston
Courier, 16th inst.
Acts of the General Assembly.
AN" ACT TO AUTHORIZE FARMERS ANO PLAN
T?IS TO G?TE THEIR BOOKS IX EVIOENCE
IX CK UTA IX CASES.
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House
af Representative*, note met and titting in
Gentrai Assembly, and by ike autJioiity of
the tame, That from and after the passage ul
this Act, books of original entry kept by
farmers and planters, relating to the trans
actions of their farms or plantations, shall be
receivable in evidence in all IriaU in which
the busiuess or transactions of their farms or
plantalln* shall be called in question, as
between the farmer ind planter and his em
ployees, in the same manner as books of
merchants and shop-keepers now are.
In the Senate House, in the twenty-first
day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thomand eight hundred and sixty-five.
W. D. PORTER,
President of the Senate.
C. H. SIMONTON,
Speaker of thc House of Representatives.
Approved : JAXES L. ORB.
AN ACT TO AMEND TB? LICENSE LAWS.
h Be it mooted by tite Senate and Blouse
of Meprese&tatioea, nmn mt and sitting in
General Assembly, and by Ute authority of the
? ? satru. That the City Council of Charleston,
thc various id u a ici pal Coi portions and Boards,
of Commissioners of Road*, and all other
person.'* or bodies corporate, in whom the
right to grast tavern licenses, or licenses to
r etsi 1 spirituous liquors is ?OW vialed, ba
asd the sama are hereby authorized to fix
tba price of such licenses et snob sams is to
them may fr;6m proper: Provided, Th.it the
K same shall r ot be less than fifty dollars for
each license.
II. That any person who shall violate tlie
Licenso Law of this State, upon conviction
thoreof. shall be fined ia u sam not lass than
treble the amount of tho price of a license
. prescribed, sad, at tba lime of the commis
- sion of the olfance, existing for the loni j uris
dietios whertin such ofi'enco is committed,
and aboil be imprisoned at the discretion ol
the Court
Ia the Semite House, the twenty-first day
of December, ia the year of oar Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
fire.
W. D. PORTER,
President of tba Senate.
C. H. SIMOiiTON,
Speaker of the House of Represcntatires. !1
Approved : JAMES L. ORR.
f*y the Governor of Indiana wants thane,
groes of t'ust S into to ba allowed to vote.
/ST A. di ?le illy oeeurrod at tko Spotswood
tr Hotel, ?a Friday, in Richmond, between Mr. H.
ir R. J?on?jtdan? A?X* Brooks, R?ohmoad corre* -' j
dont ?f thc Sn? York Time; daring which, wc
?. lewin, Hr.-aaeafci. was seTexoly ponished; The
cfT*ir grow -eat hf tba publication in tea New
York T7mt?, ot the StS, or a tetter with reference
io. ibo late reneetW; Which took place ia tba
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Secretary Mc Cn i loch's Proposed
Scheme. \ ?
Not having room to publish the entire Hf port
ifctht. Sacrstarjr*of the Trtatury, we contbsasc to
aotico saab perlions as aro mast intsrotting sind
im?t?rt*nt. Secretary McCiLLeru Fays that
"taxes, very largely in different Statu, and; in
different countiss and ioutits of the sa mt: State,
'SSW i t. * HMJ ja KX,1 SSr ' ?fi
and are ertrywherasc- high that, unless protected
against them, tho bonds into .which tho.present;'
dobt'fineaoing -I he'-'national debt'of thovuitcct
Btatc?) uiuiLf?o fuis?td, cannot bo distributed
among tho p?*?plc, except in somo favored locali"
tics, unless they ber* a rate of hiterost so high
ns to mako tim debt severely oppressive and to j
render the prospect of extinguishment, well nigh
hopelosf. Exempted fruin local taxation (ty
wbicb Mr. Mc Ct 1.1.% cu weans* State taxation)
the'debt eakins expects d'. bcTufded ?-an earry^j
dny ntfiVO per .cent: if lo oed taxation be allowed,
no considerable portion of the -.debt which fulls
due within tho nett'four years.can ba funded et
home at less than eightpcr cent. The Tax-payers
o<" tho United States cannot afford to hove theii:
burden? thus i -.oreasrd."
7 It-Is .n, lender rogar-? then for " tbfl T?r-pajers
of tho United Status", th?', induces tlc Treasurer
to.projoio his present scheme, Struggling under |
thc iaiOlcrabio burden of Three ih^uiacd Mil
Uun Dollars of public debt, baa Mr. MCCI I.LOoil's
brain-be?<auB addled, ur ia ka calcalarivg-spoa
the iguvranee of ibo people inpat-.i g forth this
?chemo, and. telling ?him it is for their in tata At ?
The sch nae which he yror-(,ses if simply'this;
that thc public debt, auivunt'iog to Three Thou;,
?a-id Million Deila?, be "funded, i e that ibo
Government puts in market.anfc ^oll? iti hondst?
the ?mount of Three Thousand Million Dollars:
and thoso bonds are to be forever held frc* oi
taxation. Ho tells us elscwhora that tho. whole
property of the United States amounts . toTour
tecn Thousand Million Dollars. Ho proposes
theref.tfo that about one "fifth of tho ontiro pro
perty of the Unitod States be raado exempt from
taxation. And what clnss o'f property does "ne
proposo thus to ox?mpt 1 l? it tho property o?
the poor ; of tho laboring class of the pcoplt ;
oi tmall f..miers; or tho ueoesearies of life? Ju?i
tba reverse. He proposes to exempt throe tlftu
sand milli-n dollars worth of Government bonds
freui taxation.' Aod ?ho viii be the holden of
these botidf ! Why ibo capitalists, the moneyod
men of the country, merchant princes, Wall
Street Banker?, stock jobbers; and the Shylock*
generali/ of the land. The eonmmmation of
this sckome would ?rect in a republican GeVera
ment the mott odious m->nejed aristocracy the
world tter saw. Jews and. stoek jobbers holding
Three Tho utan d Million Dellars free of taxation ;
abd the ?mall farmer, the mechanic, the trades
mao, and thc poor of all cla/tes, heavily taxtd
to pay the .interest open this gigantic debito sup
port ibis numerous and nasty nobility! Would
the people of the North, and especially of the
North West, pay a tax of a million and a hali
dellars, the in tero ?t upon zach a. debt as this?
Wa hare strangely mistaken their intelligence il
thoy do..
There must undoubtedly bc some ?trong reason
that urges Mr. MCCCLLOCD to put forth such a
scheme. And wo accordingly find that rcsjon ic
his admirion that unless thtso Bonds are ex
empted from toxa'.ist, they oaunot le told. Thu
we admit will very certainly be tho result. Il
three thousand millien dollars worth of Govern
ment Bends subject to taxation he thrown upoi
the mtirkot, there will be few or no purchasers
Moraj od men will be very-shy of investing go*c
loon.y iu Bonds which may never be poid
Whether suth Bonds will ever be redeemed de
pends upon tho voters in Ibo United States. I
A, ioiij*iity of the voters in tho several S ates ar<
opposed U paying the in tor est upon those Bonds
they baro but to select members of Congress wh<
will Toto for their repudiation-and there will bi
tn end ot the .Bonds. To oenjocturo what th
people will choose to do ia such a case, it woul<
be well to inquire what will he their interett ; as i
is a pretty safe calculation to suppose thatmen wil
"be funded, whether these Bonds be exempt from tax
a'iunornot, there will not be one man in ton whi
will he a Bond-holder; or suppose thoro be ono ii
three. Two man then out of every three in tin
country will be taxed to pay tho interest on Bondi
in whioh they have no intorest; and tho tax, Mr
MCCULLOCH himself admits, will ba five per cen
on the rosources of the eountry. Will the grca
mass of the taboring people of the oountry, i. o
two-thirds, agree to pay this tax, for the bench
of the remaining third-and that third the mon
eyed aristocracy of tba kid ?
These ar? questitns that capitalists will look
cautiously into buitre touching Government
Bonds; and this the Treasorerja well aware .of
Hence his anxiety te have tkelo Bonds exempted
from taxation ; as otherwise there will be no hops
of selling them. We have fbown the monstrow
injustice which such a scheme would work to thc
poor and tho laboring mon of the country; and
it is for them to decide woollier or not they will
erect a perm tnent moneyod aristocracy in the
country,
The Anderson Intelligencer.
In Anderson we feel tho greatest interest, and
of Anderdon we have tho pleasantest rocollee
.ions; for ibero, away yonder in the remote
depths of antiquity, before life had begun to lose
iu sweetest season, we spent some very happy
days. On this account, as well as on account ol
its intrinsic meriti, wealwaya welcome tho An
derson Intelligencer. The Editor and Proprietor
of this admirable weekly journal ts Mr. JAMBS A.
BOTT, a popular resident for some time, in former
years, of our town. After distinguishing b Lin self
greatly in the lato war, he has " hung up his
bruised arms for monuments," ard taken to the
perilous and precarious newspaper business. We
shake hands with you most oordially, brotber
struggler. and wish from thc bottom of our heart
that yon may find patronage and support com
mensurate with the high "merits of the Intelligen'
?er.
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44 A Very Ancient and Fish-like
Smell!"
Enteriug our sanetum suddenly two or throe
days ago, we exclaimed, like Trineulo in Sbak
speare's * Tempest," a very ancient and flsh-liko
(mell!" Looking round, we beheld, laid out
straight on tho table, Uko a body on a cooling
board, a huge and splendid Salmon-almost as
big as tho whalo that " gobbled up" Jonah-a
newlj arrived pr?tent fruin our good friend, that
popular and enterprising Hardware Merchant,
THOMAS A. BOSKS, Esq., of AugusfSi (Ja.-whore
liberal heagt is always devising liberal things.
We acknowledge onr renewed obligations to Mr.
?BO-VKS-obligations which all who Usted the
S il mon highly appreciate and will long remmber.
Ko Wonder.
Mr. F \ RMS v.- o UTH, of Illinois, a " go-called" white
man, and one of the Radical Republican members
to Congress, declared the other, day that he had
rather sit in the Honse of Representatives with
Fred Deuylae?,-t> .coal-black nigger,-than with'
Fernando Wood,-a white mnn.and a gentleman.
A Word to Housekeepers.
Recently wo had occasion to send to Mr. D. L.
FuLLtRTos, Augusta, Ga., Dealer in Stoves, Tin
Ware, 4c, for a fow kitoben utensils, and had
the pleasure of having our order filled rory sat
isfactorily, and, la our opinion, at very low prices.
Therefore, to persons In wuat of Cooking, Parlor
or Office Stores, Tin Ware of any description,
Ovens, Oven-Lids, Ac, 4c, we would respootful
!y say, try Ur. FcLLsmrow. His articles are of J
the best quality, and prices very rcnsoriable.
44 Frist Ii iud, Fast lind,
A proverb novar s ?alo in thrifty mind." Soo
to it, therefore, that your Stores, Shepr, sad j
Dwellings are carefully and socuroly hwkodejip
at night. Mr. Bn VAX'S store was libbed ton days
ago ; and ?ne night during the past week, an at
tempi Tras made to forcibly enter tin e/tabliih
faoot of Wirr 4.(J?o?s Throo holes wero bured
ia the frost door. Tho burglar*, however, orujtted
their work " without ".accomplishing ticir Oorign.
They will no diiubt wako further attempts, j
'? :'?? i-v-avV..',' .
3** ?a ft8?io? large aombors of j
The Authority of the Sword?
We f iililiiUj^jMW^T^jii nh II I ?triking Gen-j?
?ral Order from G*n.~C ra>ny, We must conics;
;bat we d? not ka??r?taotly What it means. Wai
rappoie, h?S*riSr,(that it itjto prevent ai of
Sonth-efp?cially the former inhabitant! of tba.lj
Coait andi Sea,Islands, now aliens and wanderers,~j;'j
plunSer?jla?d 'penniless-from instituting suits'
in thc S'ate^Couiti "against the Northern metf?
and latcly^iib?rated nvgTOcs, now in fraudulent,
possesiienjof thcitVfacds and houses. It at letttv
implies, or.s.ccms to imply,,a shadowy cutline o!
probabiMty'lfertr thoaj}Jcotrlcs and lands maj some
day bo restored to their rightful owners by the
decision-.ot tho. Un?[?d. ?jt?S*_??*itrtH_.. A Jit tlc
e?:nfurt in .that:, if thera is anv comfort in thc.
GKXXRlL 0BDEI19 - NO. 3. 1
WjisH?pT05r.Jan. 12; 130?. J
Mi' ita ry division and department commanders,
whoso'commands embrace" or ?ro 'composed
of any of the lato rebellions States, Std who
,h?V/s-,n{?Xalre4??y .done sojjv.Ulat-ouca. issue and
o^force. oiders protecting from, prosecution or
suits ii> tho,S.Ute or munkval. courts of such
'State.','allofficers std fbldi'e'rs" of tho armie? of
the TJnited.Statos, and all persons thetefo at"aohed
..ir in any-wiso thereto bwlt^glbg.j?bjoct-tuf mili
tary tuthorir-f, charged jith ofiVncee for'acts
doneia theirvmiliti?ry capacity, or pursnant to
order? from proper military authority, and to
proUot from suit er prosecution alf loyal citizens
or porsoiis charged with offences ilono against thu
rebel1 force?, directly br indirootly,' during th?
niintencc of the rebellion, aud ?ll persons, their
alerts' os employees, charged -with th? occupancy
of abandoned lands .or-plantations,, or the. pos"
session or eostody of apr kind .of property what
ever, whVoccupied, used, pess.-isod or citutro'ltd.
tho same, pursuant to tho order of "the President,
or ?nj uf'the civil' or military- departments of
the Government, and to protect' them from noy
ponalties or damages that may havo been or may
bo pronounced or adjudged in-said courts in any
of suth oases, and also protecting colored pc.jonj
.from prosecutions in any of said Stntos-charged
with'offences for which wblto persons' are not
prosee cicd or punished in the same manner and
degree.
By command of :
Lieutenant Genor&l GRAHT.
E. D. Townsend, Assistant Adj;t Gani
Goo. \V. Williams & Co.
We invite special attention to tho announce
ment to-day of those famous Merchants and
Bankets, Geo. W. Wituaas A Co. The firmly
ostahlishcd reputation of this widely known house'
for probity, energy and liberal dooling, is suffi,
dost guarantee that all they offer "o do will be
done in tb? most satisfactory manner; and sdi
articles they offer for sule will bo the very best
and purest in their linc of business. Their scenes
of action are Nos. 1 and 3 Hayne Street, Charleo
ton; and 117 Maiden Lane, New York. See
their Card elsewhere.
What Simon Thinks ai d S ay a and Docs.
Who is Snips? Why the Head and Front of
L cjiiox &. Co., Clothing Marchants, 224, Broad
Street, Augusta, Ga. Satos thinks "that war is
doe!ired against Msxioor" but let this be os it
may, Swo* declaro? war against high prices for
clothing. Si MOM does not think that " Cotton will
bo worth seventy-fivo cents per pound next
spring ;" therefore he will continue to furnish the
publia with everything in the clothing line at re
duced prices. SIMON says it is reported "tba*
the Prince of Wales (with his-wife and two ba
bies) will visit Augusta soon." He couldn't visit
a handsomer or more enterprising plaeo. This
last is what tee think." Indeed wo were about tc
say " conlda't visit a btlltr place." Hut when we
call to mind the horse raid which befell Gonl.
Ki.sa nud hts party, thc other day, and the robbe
ry of St. John's Church, and the knocking dowi
of Mr. TALIAPBRRO, ?c., Ac, we have not thc
temerity to rooord such a sentence. We don't
know what SIMON thinks of all Ibis, but be seem:
Inclinod to give crsdence to the report of the in
tended visit of VICTORIA'S royal son. Conse
quently, bo ofter*his whole slock of clothing ai
wonderly cheap rates in order that all may hav<
a new suit in which to caH upon their Boya
Highnesses. We van assure the public that tho*<
Broad Street, will fit out the Udies splendidly foi
the samo august and solemn rite.
Now if you should go into SIMON'S and quorj
him about all these doings and sayings and think
ings, he would no doubt have to dodge consider
ably, but thou he knows perfectly well, from IdCf
experionco, that auy 6ne entering his store is im
mediately and profoundly absorbed in tho beauty
durability, complotenoss an '. cheapness of hil
stock; and would hover dream of asking queitiom
concerning anything else. Anybody, however
bent upon oatochising SIMON, can find him, eve]
ready and willing, at 224 Bread Stroot-as wi!
be seen by referring te his advertisement ii
another pa?t of to-day's Adcertlier.
Broken Natlounl Ilanks.
The following communication from tho Dcputj
Comptroller of the Currency has been handed th?
Charlestown Courier by the President of the Peo
ple's National Bank of that city to whom it wrj
addressed. Its perusal will romovo tho uncer
tainty whieh h^s prevailed with the public ii
regard to the reports rscently publi.huJ in refe
rence to the failure of certain National Banks :
TREASURY DHPARTVEXT,
Ornen er COMPTROLLER or THI
Washington Jam
Dexa Sin:-Your letter of thc 2d last"" is re
csiv?d. lu reply to your requ-st for a list ol
brokon National Banks, I have to inform yon
that " The First National Bank of Attica," is the
only N ?t ion ul Bank that has fulled uuJer the
National system. Capital $50,000, circulation
$45,000, receivable by nil National Batiks io the
Unitod States ut pur, and redeemable in Uwfal
monoy upon presentation at tho Treasury of the
United States.
Very respectfully,
H. H. IIUI.BCRD, Dep., Comptroller.
D. L. MCKAY, Esq., President People's National
Bank, Charleston, S. C. '
RTMEXT, 1
HK CynnrxcY'J
mary 3,186'. J
" Stealing Largely in a Noble Art."?
Everybody renumbers the terrible, unlimi
ted and unprccelenloJ, forgery' of EDWARD
KSTCUUV in New York a few months ago-a for
gery which gave to credit and business a shock
from which the intore?ts of tho city did net soon
recover. Lately tho said gentleman bas been
tried, convicted, and sentenced te the New York
State prison at Sing Sing, for a period of four
years and a half. No sooner wu he sentoneod
than a huge petitian was got np, signed by many
men of the highest position and greatest influence,
for the purposo of obtaining his pardon from the
Uovcrnor of tho .State. F.rcinoit among these
signers is Chief. Justice Chase, tho highest judi
ad functionary, in tho- United .States. Judgo
Cbaio, as is wull known, wontsHo be a candidate
for tho next Presidency ; and it ?B supposed he is
hastening to secure tho friendship and influence
of the KKTCHUH family, which is fabulously
wealthy.
But how rotton and disgusting is all this sort
of thing ! Who applies for the pardon of a poor
wretch who (no matter how honest before) steal*
a loaf of bread to carry home to a largo and starv
ing family ? He is snmmnrily placed in the hands,
bf the law, tried, convicted, and incarcerated-for
years ; while bis family starve outright Bot a'"
gentleman of high social position,) previous ex
cellent character, and lovely family, who in an
unguarded moment takes a step (haw fe A rf al a
step was KETCH in's !) from the path of rectitude
He moots with all the sympathy' bis intorestingj
ease do?erves; the unpleasant affair must be set
tled, if possible, by the gontloman's friends; at
all events it must not be allowed to affect hit un
blemished reputation !
" A iittl. steeling is a dongcron-rpart,
But stealing largely is a noble art.
'Tts mean to rob a hen-roost b? a hen,
Bat stealing millions makes us gen tl einen."
?BJt-Ai St. Cloud, Minn., a - few days ago, a j
maa offered tobet that ho would cat six doun
raw oggs in me hour.. The hes- wu taken, and
the egg-eator commenced.. Tho eggs wera broken
first, and measured fire quarts, f?o then com
mehcedt tnJ vi n-m/y minute actually, stowed |
them all Away. This was after having eaten J
thrao hearty meals that day ! Ile thim ufforod tc--|:
bet thatJie could .eat four dozen mure egg?, but
nu eoe aaomed willing tu take the wagnr.,
.. IST Buber t S. Cox. convicted os a guorilla in J
^^A^M^m^hj.^Aft of jj,, _6os, j
stasy e* vax, *:^^i*a??R?e?. |
For the Advertiser.
ft? the mtMbet&f the Company raiicdjrjfer Pufi
Duty in th*.3t?J{*<fim*nl, S. C. " '
j The underxl&ed, having removed from the (
[tjeAfaat, tfifff*g? M?^AV% *nYv^
?ion-?fihe District, feels constrained to res!
;he cffici of Captain of said:- Company. Tn t(
ieriirg his resignation,he returcEEfemost.sinci
.babka, to the members .for itheic-partiality
sleeting him to command.'.thom'-; and fer 1
uniform kindness and cottrflisy whlch*^ ihhj^hj
manifested towards~b)in ; and to as?u-e*4b
tbat, tbongh their connection is sovercd, the^;
have his hort withes for their individual and c
leclire.swl.fare. ^-"_
rrrrr sn. ~*W*oi?>My,
J '4 ,*J LU I ' J c. A. CHEATHAM
Jam'-Stit, 1S86.
' --? i ll|>i|?l.ljnn.i|..U?w??
lion. A. II. StegbeM--His Views.
A letter from A. H. Stephens, dated' at Cn
fordaville, Goorgia, 2ith ultimo, contains the J
lowing paragraph :
ti As to how I am deing, I can only say that,
the matter of health, I havo improved 'grea
since my return home; but the country Uni
a worse"c???ition-physically, morally and
lUieally-Mban T expected. Tb> gen eral desin
thc pe iib i? for a. speedy restoration of. civil I
abd har Jiony, and I am engaged in -doing a
can to.effect that.result. I Jo trust-that.wjajli
moderation SSL true patriotism' Hp? rule
'councils'at Washington.. * * ? ?'? <
Meafrwhile, it'is tb? duty of every one to dd "
best be can ; th? wise and the good will atw
ieke tiing? at they find them', and do theil
theycaa * i th thom as tb oj present thomselvoi
"c? rxJ. ?:}?. v.j,. ..J ,--r--f.. . .
i. ?gt* The -Stato, militia in Alabama are tc
furnished with crms by tho Government.
f?y Many Eng! ; ?h merchants and baakers
said to have n gents cngsged is the South select
cotton" lands. . . ' ;sffV?-?
,^?J~ Tho internal rcrcnuj from' pCinos Is 01
mous. Steinway alone during.the month of
vombor, paid-in $9,6il,G2 taxes.
?38r* five f ces wero hunted to death by bou
and horsemen Thursday afternoon, at Union E
Couno, Long.Island. There was a groat Bum
of ipeotntors. The foxes were let loose s spar:
ly in the enclosed .raco oeurse, and having
chance for their lives among tho ten oriwi
hounds which pursued them, were soon eau
and killed. The dogs were apparently un will
to perform the part assigned to them; butt
were persistently set on by their keepers u
this disgraceful "chase" waa ended. .
Thomas S. Pickett was murdered ia
house, six miles from Wilmington, N. C., on J
uary 10, hy a party- of negroes. They i
wounded two of his daughters. .
fSth A daughter of a wealthy farmer ia Sa
ceunfy Mo., eloped with a buck negro recent!
?SB* Tho total losses in New York hy fire
pist year, amounted to over $43,060,000.
IS?" Ono thousand emigrant -wagons la
formed a single train moving tow ar?* tb? So
wee tern part of Missouri.
(gr* A company has been formed in Wheel
Va., with a cap ital of ?250,000,to cultivate gri
on the Ohio side of the river, near Martines
g-?f~ A correspondent of the Boston Advert
was lately driven out of Albany, Ga. ?: '
?Sf Colored troops are to he removed 1
tho interior of North Carolina to the forts OB
coast.
, . ?eT* Only teven of tho Government eal
imported into Tons ?ftoon years ago aro lis
?3T- A little girl at Kenosha, Wis., whom s
i of her mates put into a bagand rolled about,
) or fen, was killed by tho operation.
1 K3T A high wind which prevailed- in Que
1 County, Lroland, a short time since, blew
- thatch from tho eottago of ore Patrick Mur;
* and rereaiod to him a horn filled with 4
' gnlnoas and several Spanish dollars.
1 t&T A flooK- of 8eege k'Pt P*?" wi
1 train of cars on the Hudson River railroad g<
J at the rate of thirty miles an hour, the other i
j- -for bari mil??, when they changed their oours
r WHAT NEXT.-Major General King, O
mandant of this District, accompanied by
r wife, and another gentleman and lady, dr
out yesterday afternoon, and wben ab
throe miles J rom the city were met by
men on borsebsck, who enquired the roa<
' Milledgeville, and after the interchange i
' few woids, demanded of the General to i
' render to him tho horses which he was d'
i ing. The demand being accompanied by
i exhibition of shooting irons, the Gem
, gracefully, but reluctantly, surrendered
?i overpowering force, from the fact that
I was unarmed ; and, doubtless, carao to
conclusion, under the circumstances, t
1 discretion was tba better pan of valor. 1
robbers immediately unharnessed the Ge
ral'e horses and bid him an affectionate fa
weil.
' After driving on a short distance those bi
) way robbers met a ge itleraan and lady, r
> ing on horseback, who accompanied Gene
, King and lady from the city, and with I
. utmost audacity commanded the gentles:
, to dismount, which he did, and his horse v
then appropriated ; making in all three hor
which they bad stolen. This is ic every r
peet the boldest highway robbery which
have of late chronicled, when we consider t
time, the place and the prominence of I
; victims of this outrageous proceeding. G<
' eral King, on his return to the city, sen
detachment of mounted men afte r the "rc
hers, and wo sincerely trust that they will
arrestad and punished severely for this hig
banded outrage.
The General is an officer of tbe old Ara
and ba?, by bis judicious and impartial a
ministration of-all matters coming under I
jurisdiction, woa the respect- and esteem
one citizens, and. we sincerely- regret the c
currenceof this daring highway robbery.
The General, no doubt, appreciates a go
joke, but we imagine that the foregoing is t
practicable to be appreciated.- Augusta Co
stitutionalist, 20th.
1ST It is stated that Daniel Drew has gin
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars towa
the two million dollars to be raised by the Meth
diets this year, and he also proposes to erect
theological seminary at his country seat up tl
Hudson river, which is to cost not less than hi
a million, as a free donation to his denomiaatfo
HYMENEAL;
MARRIED, mt EdgeCetd C. H., on the 28d
January, by the Rev. W. A. Clark, CaptVlSAA
A. REED, of La., and Miss ELLIE GRIFFI2
of this Village.
" j . . ' . -id
Montan, at Bethany Church, near Liberi
Hill, on the 11th January, by Hov. JOH* TRAP,
Miss SALLIE BUSHNELL, of this District, an
Mci CL JL BURTON, of Kentucky.
ss MABRIED, 21 st Dee. 1805, at the brides, father
residence, by Rev. D. D. Brunsen, Mr. Wv WAS]
and Miss EMMA, daughter of Capt Dove LA
i Ron ans ox, all of this District.
MAHRIKII, by tho same, on 24th December, s
8 o'clock, A. M" at Mr. JOH? Gnirns', Maj. I
CORLEY, and Miss BETTIE GR1FFIS, all?
thia District. . /
M Anni ED, by tho same, 27th Das. at the bride'
residence, Mr. HENRY GREEN and Mrs. SA
llANTH HAULING, all ot this District
MA'P.IUKD, by the samo, 30th Dee., ai tho bride'
mother's restdeneo; Mr. JOSEPH EDWAKIM
hud Miss MARTHA CORLEY, all bf this District
' M AT. nt rn, by the samo at tho residen cw o'f Mrs
Q. BROADWATER, on the 3d Jan. 1866, Mr. SCAR
BOROUGH BROADWATER'/ ans? Miss MAR
THA HAMMOND, all ef this District. j
MARRIED, by the same at the rosidonce of the
bride's m otb or, on the 4" th Jan. '186*6, Mr. J. Mi
HOLSTEN' and Misa MART COLLINS, all ol
this District. " . .
MARRIED, by the same at Mr. BLACXWBXL'S on
the morning of the 16th inst.. Mr. JAMES
X?jjiTklNS, jr.., to Miss J?3EPHINE8.E?RLS,
?Uf this Distrtet ' ' "'" v ;
.?jr ? fTi rn. ,r ni-' vr, ?????,
hrtHREE ' ?L?JT fi ULES- work wel'L Apply to
A mo, or to Wm. Rledsoe 'bi'ihfV?NL . '
???-iv- ?^?Jf^AB?OBg?:.'-u
elmU m&s .-t?j?? j
Now fs the Time to Srtscrifc*}
MAIL COllMUXlCATif?vPBNE
t?aii?-Agent7f?r;oi)taini
to...the rC3?RLl3STON COU]
l?l^mUa^W|S^t7?H^ Wm tit
meekly "mail c.ommuuicatio'n has been opeaed wi
Charleston, via.. Columbia,', T-Will ha 'plaited] to
ltvaluablo jonTOaJ^jtojtwf lesirf
subscribe. ?SBjiJ Ctft'RIER^undor iti presen!
iblo mnnage?icrjt, rSaertainly ona of tho most r?
Uvble n?wg, pofe^Pand commercial papen ?
America, and will prove a most welcome visitai
['lB"?Ttfry*><a?ir3r oirole and- wwtine^o???*?-^?
/89-Speclmen ?opios of tho COURIBR majr bf
teen at the AdvtriUtr offiee. All orders left wltb
I m.c will, be prompt)/ attended^ ,- " ?
pST-Tirmt for Tri-Weekly, ona jaar, ?Q ad
r?no'>,'$S,00 ;-Six months; 14,00 ".'-'" "-'^
D. R. DURISO?.
JaalO ?'? !.. "J
fx .
TIE Buoicrlh?rrbejr "l*?ve >?i^lfaBy'ti-lh
1'eno th a citiie? s of "Edge fie?dUni turton v. d
in* v ein i y, (bat th?y hara juat opened ia thia
'.'illaro, at tho lower Corner of Pa:-k Kow. ; a va
riety jf tho S rat quality of Gooda, ombrAcing 1
DRY GOODS,
ti : ? ?MESTICE, .. ? J . -i; r lae*a& cJ
LADIES' FINE SHOE'S, 1. '
vf GENTSrFIrTE ?HOES,
HATS, HATS, HATS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
I _ - CUTL12R1, ..?a
'?o;, &c., 'Aie.
AU which they guarantee'to'?eH aj'cheap "aa thc
choapast. .' V.'*. A '
. ,02-A libe-ral thara of public pa TOD2'go solici
ted. . i ba? JB. ba *3 ? -r<- j
?TPleate call and ai amine ors as? ort man t,
' Gi A? CHEAT H AM & BRO.
. Jiu22 . .-..-?*'. Ta .'rtf l-*!i>?:J *??4
ffr?ilIE Sub?criber.bat jtt?t>etnrn?d fro?-?lt th?
JL Seiport Towal, North ?td. So : th, iud ; ha.
OD hand a fin? let pf .w > ^ ttt? ?>
COLLINS' ifEStC ?XE8, J> * {
3 PADES, SHOVELS; HOES,
3 . HATCHETS, HAMMERS,
: . ... ! ^FIiOIJC??*lRES
And numer?os other farming articles-nod imple
menu. Alio, SIEVES and- SIFTERS, and
larg? i o p pl y of the best COTTON CARDS.
He will ?ell at reduced price?, a few LADIES
CLOAKS and HATS, and aaa/ ether _. "
FasliioBaWe ^^fi?^tj^^
TJndsr hi? C?aaU?;ir-a-^Tlfr/i^ deer," it jw
thingi, which, according to law,.he has ?rieht 1
sell-and will sall-and that cboap. Avtd iom<
thing also he. has fer i alo, of which aa old frita
says, when it comes oat of tb.? bottle, Good]
Good/! It speaks for itself! ' 1
M. LESESCH L LTZ.
Jang* ' . U_ '; *
Goods at Cost !
f|tHE Sub PC ri ber g log leave to in fort i tho po
J.- pie ef Edgef old that, in arder to make roo
forth? Sprint; trade, we propeao to tell cff*tl
foll?wing articla of Winter Goods AT COS!
?vii; ... . -, ~i ? i . ? .-, ' ?I
Faacy aad Solid DELA0?S, splendid.vari?ty;
French H ERIN OES, all-wwi; .
I a ii cs' fine Broad Cletb and Beaver CLOAKS ;
Good variety. ?f SHAWLS;
Ladies' BOOBS and NUBIAS 'and-Bwakfs
' SHAWLS.
Al?o, "Fifty pre. Genia fla? and docble Sol
WATER-PROOP BOOTS. '. * * .
The ajuTo Good* we will soil fros thia date
IO
AT COST !
a Wo also have on band a virioty of PISTOLS
ig Colt's Navy Repeaters, Muri vin A Br j-Patent ai
_ Whitnoy'a Patent ; i .
" Eloy's 1 Cox?'? Gun and Pistol CAPS j
Q. D. CAPS, Itt, cu. per boa j ,
m , i guiiiffmuui); ' *-1-<-;
I- A large lot of POWDBR and SHOT-whii
is wa will sell at ibo very lo wist i-aricet prices.
re We can sell Shot from 18 to 28 cts. pr lb.; Ba
it Ginger 40 cts.; Copperas 10 cit.; Whi.tomon
'0 Cotton Ca'r?J ? 1,75-pr pair.
IQ. jB8*Call and examina for younoiroj.
a WARREN dc LOVELACE.
Ridgeway, Jan 23 2e*. < 4
Bethany Academy.
ll j jffijv THE Exercises of this Trittitutb
o j ^H???. *iH be T,!um?d ?rst Monday in Pe
.raary.?
(food Board can ba obtained at fr?
?S to $10 per Scholastic-moa .h.
For Elementar/. Class pr qaartor, 10 weeks,
e I " Sacpod " ff..] 5,1
Third " " *i 6,1
Classical " " ' ' T,l
Payable in adrtaoe, in a >?ci? or its o ju iv al a at.
GEO. GALPHIN, PrU.
Lon gm i res, Jun 25 1 . ' ?t* ; 4:
e ?AT?fi AND CLOCK
8 r HAVE Jnst received a lot of WATCH M J
s" BL TE RI ALS and am jow prepared, .to ?x^cut
e ut the ?horte?t nolie?, all work that may be ti
e trusted io my eire, with ?kill and neatness: .
c ' 'H. A*.- ?BAY
" N. B.-Gold engagement Rlngavaiade- to ord?
from lt- to 20 c&rats'Cnc.
Jan 24 S: 4
Notice.
d At
PIANOS a->n?tly TTJNBD and RBPAIRsT
at the shortest notice, by
H. A'. GRAY.
JmU . ?t( . , ?>
Axes and Hoe?.0
IN Star? a .fin? ttoek of COLLINS' A?j?ES ai
the BEBT WEEDING HOE8, at lo* mric?v
l\ C. A. OHEATHAJfcABRO.
Jan 25_tf- ;, . , 4
Notice to Distillerfc ?
Oy the r eoe nt Act of Lagi slat ure, pera on n dil
1 JD tillinc Spirituous Liquors from grain, a -o n
quired to pay' to th? Commissioners of Pnbll
Buildings, a ?ic?use of Two Hundrod dolla -a fe
each still so used. " ' ' ^ a
Persons interested will please coma forward aa
pay the sam?. The law will be enforced ?gains
all who fail to do io.- By order of th? Board.
6.1. GOODE, Sec. and Ima. CP. B.
Jax 24 If 4
?t
TO PLANTERS.
HAVING so farther un for Teams, wo VU
??] 1 THREE SI2 MULE TEAMS, WAG
ONS, Ac, complete. Also. THREE SINGLI
MULES.. Twcnty-Oao Mules'l? ?H. ;
Apply at Vaucluse Factory, near Granitar l!e
to Suporintendent. . ' .?**.'?' { a -
J. J. GREGG A CO.
Jaa2i .it ? 4
Horses for Sale? .
Ihave a terr lur of THREE HORSES, and wH
sell them clieap. One is a first.rato harr ea
animal, and a good Brood mar?. Th? other :.wi
are young horsts four and teven /tart old. Ap
pl/ to W. E. 8EIGLBR.
IrOttgmiref, Jan. 24 2t? ? tf
Notice.
HAVING b??a appointed by th?partial inter'
anted to. settle up the Ag,ney of tia? lao
Edmund Ponn, decowed, all tho:?, to.wham th?
said Edmund Pean wat {a any vise indebted a
Agent will pleas? furnish me with copio? of tia ?* xi
demands; end thole ind?bted to said Agetie/ wil
find their notes and aeceanfs Inlay hands fen
'oollecttio?. : H. T. WRIGHU;
BY aa order from W?F. Daria??, Ordinarr. foi
EdgaSeld DiitTictv- I proceed to s?U at thc
laie residence of Co4. JOHN QL?ATTLRBA?JSL
dee'd., on. WEDNE5DAV; the rthTebraury a?kt
a portion of ibo personal property of kljd'dir
ceased, eonsistlng;ia part of 8 M i
Seven Head of Ifeisc- Hud Huies,
Embiraciag'two tborongh br?d .SUtliohav OBVO'?
theui three and tb? other'fl*? /ears n?xt Bprlngi
-a??ohi flat Filly.
' GtVtTVkt HOGS. SHBBP" :A?D ?O?TS;
CORN,-TODT)EB, 8HTCES,J^A?, .
BACOJ? AND WMrWi-v.'/ - J-.
ONE ROAD WAGON, ONB ?MALL WAOON,
uAi av?.-(Mia LOG CARAtff-t>? [ZS
?NB-Lt)T ?npviwmf* - ts*
;.;.--r-r.-- i .;. .iii i'-Ac^'^v'eVei**^- o?--1'- s. "?O
. ^TetanC^h,^^ldor,iu??pd?ittt; -
mm / wt ^wms?*'mm*m Bfe;
tee. sion of th? public ia rteatttfiriy
?nd mot* particularly thai portloa
plateaaking it fir?t- r?te appearance,
me ?ad aaltet Stock of Clothing,
araatee te be the beat teU olios ef
tke
hat close, or tinco peate has been
yss^^e^jSMass^sSt^eSJiSfrsteS^iffC '
Every artials vt offer is Bade a j
sjeajegpssswsss
the x?wAt**mit?m??*ttWfrt1tt\\ of oatt tf
ear lira. Wt offerio_ajl ?ho will farer ea wita
their patronage f reefer hartralns tbaa faa be eb
taiaed ^'^^j^^^^^Tt Sw,,k*
.arra e.* r? Va? y^? nsjs. T
yal ?eal *'*,.>? heists** ai fiji ?jS
Remember caratti", J-: ?1210? A CO., See
Broadstrtej, Aagaija,.^ ^i?^ j ?8
>. rta te ^>ce"g <
di." KtttHmti x*L*?7
Our Orer-coats,. Panta and YntU hayo rttsiead
the praise of all wbe biro pswnised^r examined
them. We^tt^Bltjj|>ta'e>Jtt^|iy?e, at the
rery lowest Afart^iall^te^apilaj tb? rites*
order. The style of, oar gariaonta. wopld please
?tea -ra ettc'w re'it
PRI??TlllLES
Tboauwho ?tiir? durabm-clothmg, <and of labest
fashion,,^ j^;.- gean' ?ghstta? as'I
j Wfcfc fraA
.vstf* i is a c.:* i*7a?TX*e^ ??T
do well to" ".*?. ?ta ?T/i: "^a^st I??
.reews *Vi *Af >'rts* 1 '.
?a?* a M?a?seta 1 *
oor eiaablJaAgaaaLjU $w*f*n*fe
SSV,
Whers wwiafsaalrta tnjfl Itaatlfiil Cietaiag
Rall i?e ?>:ii% ??i rmvi At>j'?A
Ia tifiarte ?^ry^ft\eHil4^a^^eiaaada os?
our business. We. jr&-s4sW0?*$i m?<a4Us?b^ef
ral. i n du c e tc ? ? t ? ?n'd si 1 c a t F o *"s: fr* ?" lb? 'la rges*
ttoek of CleSWsfWe? o?r^t1ia*?*&Nr\?ek
tin not be tur patted be for q?a!?ry? e?ytt ead
iw'i^ilietirrhtif tn to ?cw rd wea e?s* *
. Wa h ?re on hand, and are<ooit**tly rmmtg
ali kiinla of ratall Warer, gtnt^dly-iaewn aa
j "Yankee Notions," mei. aatatoat?-*)?*^ seb
,or? and suspender*. 7 Also, s?k^ wool aa&,w
li i ?
^ ram rv ?}</? ??v<
Tho attention, of th'ore who nee i them. We are
dstermined to wil Jaw, aod rira yet for
1 ai moen aa' yoaVllVg?nor a' dolte/ip aa/aiml
Har eit'ablithmsnt ia'the who!o-Southern ?tatae.
?Bea ?abe* %atMtsl*tW ??* ***
.>??oa fc*ev \c>i, od ??.-j. ???**M
I. SIMON & CO.
?91 Broad SftcCt,
Jam 2?.. . .. . _4f . . 4
^"CTGrTJS'r^-, gfcastatt?
AG/SN-T s ^??y?i Ol
rw^ple^le :J)e.?$-r?? in
at
H?Y, LI2T?, SALTES FISH,
" dev Ac, ic.". -
We hare now en bini a well selected S?
tha -ib?ve m?ntioted.'artl?Tta," whieh wo "offer to
tho tradt?t' - " \ * ?pt*-*
Induced Pri?s??
Auguste, Jae 23 " 1 '*" ii ?s?**^ J
of
WtLLbe seid, at ike ?tprt.,?rMrJkJaBg?4,
EOliDlT?RNlT?RB, ataTsj-wMbk i^'-?fcai?.
Tablea, Writing -Desks, Saft .-Chili's Crib, Eo?k
Casa, Andirons, Sherol and Tangs, Fenier-and
many-other arUattsj . . -.x ?* ?tr
fij?e^ac.flasivri, <a??cUl aid da t4 r>A
M -
Sttite or;.
TN ORD?NAB?: -/':v
] m;W.;?: DUR??B, *qiate^ ?id?iry ef
f-ti Sagefield Dislriertr ' *' . ? *
Whereas, Silas Osaratiwaf has applied to BM
fer Letters af Adm*nistratinc, on all and singu
lar ito goods ?ad ?battais; rights aadcrediu ef
Gtarge Onrstrvet, late of the pietrict aforesaid,
Thet^ arr, therefo'r<'to'clte and'" admonish all
and s ir,gu 1er, the kindred andereditors of, the said
dictated, to be and appear before me, ?Uar next
Ordinary'a Court for the sal?Distriet, fo^ holden
at Bdgeatld Court Houao, ea the itt day af
Feb. next, to show ctnae^ if | any, why the
saidadminisU-atbn shouldnotbej
?lTtn.undetmya^eadejteJ,
Xaa.' tn' year of our Lord one tb eu
died and :*??t^x?iuT*&iS?r
indopeiide^af'fierlrBiUd s
. rr- ; 'W.F.H
. Ja*, ?lt %?-.*jf'-5 -sr-?? )':?}
^ ;ip?fi,to Hait
exclca?Te?jrto tnt nrae?ct wf Law,
I offer for tatt my PLANTATION
_ _ localed on ihe Columbia" Road, ii
miles from RdgoAeld CH., couUinlbr - '
About J'?S)1B aulllfratibn^^y^Jroc'ds.
I preftir belfertr-to disldeWw^NsipSad tell
SOO acron with the .impri.Tem"?^/-a!?at'>115 of
which are ir ?altivation, uni l?? -t^Woodt^
ThA improrementt are fina a?d iBigoaAarder.
Posats/iion^lTea at the tadaf rte M*nm jtaa.
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