The Charleston Mercury from Charleston, South Carolina • 1

I A ft 1 i jtr" i I fEf y-: NX NIC vjr DILY PAPER Eight Dollars pick Payable in Advance VTNDICE NTJLLO SPONTE SUA SINE LEGE FIDES RECTUMQXJE COLENTUR F0T7B DOLLARS I Payable in Advasc CHARLESTON FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 13 1867 VOL LXXXIX NO LOCAL AFFAIRS YACHT KACJ SPECIAL NOT? TAKE THIS METHOD C-1 Mr THOMAS YOUNG readv to fulfil the roniiitimu lenge published in The uu Anction Sales This Day Clifford Mathewes will sell this day at 10 o'clock at No 5 South Bay handsome furniture bedding carpets ftc Smith tt-McOillivraywUl sell thisday atlOo'clock In front of their office Broad-street horse wagons furniture Miles Drake will sell this day at 10 o'clock at his store corner King and Liberty streets boots and shoes mekcury on tne mormns rf and accepted by Mr YOL'NO that! will hf nt (hp Mcivim Important to Merchants The rates of freight by the Annamessic or Seaboard and Inland Air Route published in another column will be found of great importance to Charleston merchants and Southern merchants generally who deal either in Boston New York Philadelphia or Baltimore Full directions are given in the advertisement for the guidance of shippers by this route and the many peculiar advantages of the route are plainly set forth The advertisement is signed by the general superintendents of the various roads composing the line thus publicly binding them all to abide by its terms Any further information desired may be had of Mr Solomons at the Northeastern Railroad office at EIGHT o'clock to depos uie proprietors ot said Mekc the terms nt mv I ifn rrr I have forfeited any agreemeni eight weeks have damaged severely the Cotton crops to the extent of one-third or one-half of the anticipated yield The loss will be a very severe one both upon the planters and their labourers Lesson of the Accident The frightful accident in Connecticut in which ten lives were lost by the breaking of a railroad bridge should teach us the necessity of having regularly appointed inspectors State officials who should examine into the condition of the various bridges and report sensibly and truly of their condition There are some within a score of miles of Philadelphia which would not stand an official test Philadelphia Telegraph LIST OFTlETTERS REMAINING IN CHARLESTON POSTOFFICE SEPTEMBER 12 1867 WOMEN'S LIST Sailing: Days of Coastwise Steamers reiauou to Llie MAliCilE Mil ROSE and will be happy to against the ROSE at any time the usual allowance of two mil the sum of $100: I challenge proof that I ever meut in any matter concerni and any other boat which I fulfil to the letter MTUB CHARLESTON MERCURY HAS NOW THE LARGEST BONA FIDE COUNTRY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN CHARLESTON BY TELEGRAPH Northern News Washington September The following is Grant's caption to the recent Executive promulgation: "The following proclamation of the President is published for the information and guidance -of all concerned Governor Bulloch liu been renominated for Governor of Massachusetts One of the resolutions adopted by the convention says We therefore i i "behalf of the people of Massachusetts while declaring our approval of the just measures of Congress to arrest the career aad defeat the plans of this dangerous and desperate man pledge also to that body in the future the fullest support in such constitutional measures as in its wisdom it may find if nesessary to resort to in furtherance of the same ends even to the exercise of its extraordinary power to remove from office this destroyer of the public peace and this enemy of the government itself" A circular from the Adjutant-General's office directs the use of the mail instead of the telegraph for routine communications Sickles declined addressing the Republicans in defence of his course on the ground of military etiquette Revenue to-day The Wisconsin Democrats have nominated Tallmadge for Governor The Democrats at Norwich Conn fired thirty-seven guns in honour of the result in STEAMSHIP LI? -THE FOR BALTIMORE -STEAMSHIP Distinguished General Bruin recently captured by the Indians at Smoky Mountain Tennessee arrived in this city yesterday and is stopping at the Red Lamp in Meeting-street A magnificent turtle soup prepared by the popular caterer Charles Roberts will be served at that Hotel to-morrow when Messrs Badenhop Co will be pleased to introduce their friends to their distinguished guest MOUNT PLEASANT AFFAIRS --4 II FOR NEW YORK Steamship Grandaa will leave Vanderhorst's Wharf on Saturday September Ravenel Co Agents Steamship Champion -will leave Adger's South Wharf on Saturday September 14 Street Bros Co and Courtenay Trenholm Agents BALTIMORE Steamship Falcon leaves Union Wharves Saturday 14th Mordecai Co and Courtenay Trenholm Agents FOR FLORIDA Steamer Dictator leaves Middle Atlantic Wharf every Tuesday at 9 Ravenel Co Agents FOE SAVANNAH Steamer Dictator leaves Middle Atlantic Wharf every Tuesday at 9 Ravenel dt Co Agents Change of Hour for Delivery of Sunday On and after Sunday 8th instant this office will be open from half-past Ave to half-past six for delivery of the mail STANLEY TROTT Hay ne Mary Merchenrother Mrs Li Heuer Mrs Hencken Miss REED COMMANDER Will sail for the above port on Saurdm -rt -wnt HALF-PAST FOUR o'clock Iron" i'jer No 1 Union Wharves For Freight or i'- apply to COL'RTENAY TRKXHOLM seP 12 ivcs poit xew yoi vAi li iT2vnrI7 Indecent and Crowds of boys white and black have been in the habit recently of bathing in the ponds and old cisterns of the burnt district This practice Is detrimental to good morals and good health The burnt district it is true is not inhabited but the streets which pass through it are public thoroughfares and ladies as well as others often have occasion to use them and they should not be liable to such offence This is a public matter and should be attended to by the police Stagnant water used for bathing purposes Is productive of fever and this practice may occasion the death of some of the thoughtless youngsters This is a private matter and should be attended to by the boys' parents Topsy Such is the condition just now of the public apartments of the Mills Housej and such it has been for several days past The energetic and public spirited proprietor Mr Purcell is having it thoroughly refitted for the reception of the influx of travellers expected during the Winter for he is determined that in appearance It shall be what it always has been in management second to no establishment of the kind in the South Some idea of what the improvement is to be can be obtained from a visit to the magnificent dining hall The elegant stucco work mouldings and cornices of the ceilings and windows have been thoroughly renovated and repainted and a beautiful pink tinge has been given to the walls The large and handsome mirrors which occupy the spans between the windows have been sent to New York to be regilded and when they return and are put in their places and the hall is' filled with the massive tables and other furniture we may expect an effect similar to that occasioned by the first opening of the establishment The entrance hall and gentlemen's parlours are also under the hands ol the workmen and the office is fast being made into a bijou of a frame for the alert figures and pleasant faces of the chief clerk and book-keeper and their assis tants The barber shop too is in a state of transition and we expect soon to see it a miniature Alad-in's palace of which Inglis Son will be the presiding genii and pass to and fro with a flourish of bright scissors and razors and a frothing of shampoo which would be quite terrifying if the habitues of the establishment were not thoroughly initiated Into its mysteries and possessed of entire confidence in the skill and good nature of the genii and their imps Mount Pleasant The steam ferryboat leaves the wharf at the loot of Market-street every day at 10 A and 3 and (i4 and leaves Mount Pleasant for the city at A 12 and Fare 25 cents STATES MAIL ONE OF tr- Anderson Sarah Jane Ash Annah ArmstrongMrs Li Archer Mrs II Aneston 11 Bally Mrs Barnwell Martha Barr Mrs Baker Jennie Behrens Mary Bee Miss Blume Mrs Blue Carrie Bonnoue Miss Boyce Miss Burknear Mrs Bornett Mary Broughton Su THE FAVOURITE STFAMSTTTPSJf Heynes Mrs Hernion II Heywood Mrs Hoffman Mrs lloran Mrs Horsey Ida De Hollo way Howard Miss Hull Lissey Huger Miss Jones Sail ey Jones Mrs All OMSA It A A I A Will leave Vanderhorst's Wharf every Sh'a -dmj 11 A A DA I Plowden Mrs Poland Ellen Power Miss A Posner Sarah Pureel Mrs Palmer Mrs A A Purse Mrs It Rea Helen Rankin Miss Remley Elezia Reed Rosa Robinson Robins Miss Roberson Mrs Roberts A Ross Charity Roberson Julia -A Roberson Miss Rue Sarah Salter Mrs Saltus Mrs Sassard Mrs A German Schutzen Club meet this evening at 8 o'clock CAPT ill leave Vanderliorsfs Wharf on vi Registration Yesterday "cluck Jenkins Mrs September Jltiiat HALF-PAM" FIVE Shinners must nnwn! Rill ts Jolinson Ann Johnson Mrs Unable to sign their names Registered signature by TWO o'clock ot that dav iv lor AM A A The Sid-Wlip KtpaiiKliiii "at A i san Bryan Mrs na'i'i WARDS Butcher Mrs on Saturday 21st instant Johnston Ann Johnson Ann Johnson Mrs Joseph Mary Jefferson Miss -a sept RAVENEL CO James Clara Jackson Elezia Screven Corne 12 4 2 8 0 0 0 3 5 6 8 53 14 4 4 16 Bullen Mrs Brown Sarah Brown Patsy Brown Dindy Brown Rose Brown Mrs Brown Kitty Callaghan Canter Mary Capers Sallie Carter Miss lia 4 6 and 8 Screven Kate KlimyotonMrs A TEWYOHK AM) CIIAItLESTOX ST EAM-1 SHIP FUR NEW YORK The new and elegant Side- -ict wheel Steamship t2 II A I 0 CAPTAIN LOFKWOOD Will leave from Adger's South Wharf on Saturday September llth at FIVE o'clock 1' outward Freight engagemenls must be made at the office of COURTENAY TKPN-HOLM No 41 East Bay 4Sf-For passage and all matters connected 26 Total S3 Kirkpatrick Schlobohm Seabrook La- vinia Shur Miss A Shiver Mrs II White majority 34 MlSSM Kirk Mrs Cameron Miss The Congregational The following communication is upon a subject in which every Christian feels a lively interest T7ie Work Goes On Previous to the reopening of the Congregational Church at this place there had been meetings of the board and a considerable interest otherwise manifested in relation to repairing the building which was built some fifteen years ago in substantial and appropriate style for the worship of God under the auspices of the Congregational denomination of Christians For a length of time during the war and subsequently this edifice which had been constructed with care and an eye to neatness was mutilated by the perverted use to which it was applied A meeting of the corporation has been held and measures have been devised by which the church building can be cheaply repaired and a pastor of ability of some Evangelical denomination secured whose support will have to depend upon the Christian liberality and charity of a generous community Shall we give up our church edifice to be the habitation of bats and owls? Shall we give it up to school purposes or to any other purposes than those intended by the representatives of the Church of God There is a very liberal spirit manifested in our little town by old and young for the promotion of the Christian religion Many gentlemen who are comparatively strangers in our midst are ready and willing to subscribe liberally to a cause beneficial to us all without any regard to to sectarian spirit We hope to see the dilapidated offshoot of old Wappetaw Church once more repaired reorganized bjr a competent pastor and opened to preaches of all Evangelical denominations Shine Susan Kelly Nora KentonMary EiShanahan Keenan Miss SjSims Isabella Sigwald Miss with the inward business of the Shins anpiv to STREET BROTHERS A CO No 71 Lay Calilorma and Maine and one extra gun tor Montana Achievement won the St stake at the Doncaster races William A Wallace Chairman of the Pennsylvania Democratic Central Commit-mittee Hon James Campbell and Hon Asa Parker from Pennsylvania are here Their mission has not transpired They represent the Pennsylvania Democrats as confident of carrying the State The Radical majority in Maine is now stated at a loss of 18000 The' President and Cabinet and most of the diplomatists attended the dedication of the Antietam Cemetery Baltimore September 12 Tha Border State Radical Convention assembled but attracted little attention One-third of the delegates were black The resolutions favour manhood suffrage indorse Sheridan Stanton and Sickles and favour impeachment Philadelphia September 12 Rachel and Mary Jones elderly maiden ladies have been arrested charged with causing the death of Annie Richards a child four years of age by strychnine because the child called them old maids New York September 12 The National Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will meet here on Monday A Whiskey fraud of $40000 has been discovered in Brooklyn Thompson keeper of the warehouse "has been held in 20000 bail A boat from the schooner Mary and Caroline capsized off Long Island drowning Captain Smith lady and child Kane Mary STKHil'JT KKOIHIKS it CO i COURTENAY TRENHOLM Agents sep 0 Lalor Mrs Langlen Clara Leahy Annie Locklin Jane I'ALATKA ITRVAXDIS A 1 SONVILLE AND ALL THE The following returns have been received Total to September 9 whites 38-5 and blacks 3343 Total registration first round whites 1473 and blacks 1317 Board No 1 to September 8 whites 950 and blacks 734 Pickens Court Total registration to September whites 1499 and blacks 676 The Boards in this district have commenced their second and final session If every qualified white man wilf'do his duty and register this District is safe beyond all doubt A Snow Elezia Spertner Mrs Stoney Miss Stokes Martha Strobel Mary Strein Catherine Staggers Mrs Smith Miss BL Tayler Mrs AE LANDINGS ON THE ST JOHN'S -i RIVER VIA SAVANNAH GA-C'T: TT' The new and splendid steamship Maher Julia Matson Mrs Madderson Mattus Caty MiddletonMiss Casey Emmer Canton Mrs Campbell Mary Chapman Miss Clark Miss Cockren Mrs CoghlinMiss Cook Mary A Cronan Ann Curtis Miss 1) Dawson Mrs Day Mrs II Dangerfield A Dawes Mrs Davis Mrs Dangerfield A Deag Mrs II Dexou Mary Durbec ciara Eady Miss A EdwardMiss Edwards Susan li Millings 1) I AT 0 11 (1000 TOXS liUKTIIEN) CAPTAIN COXETTER Will leave Middle Atlantic Wharf every Tues Mitchell Ame lia Milbuns Mrs day yight at NINE o'clock for the above places connecting with the Georgia Central Railroad Moodie Miss Montgomery at Savannah for Macon Mobile and New Or Ex-Governor BVance of North Carolina arrived in this city yesterday afternoon and is stopping at the Charleston Hotel Mrs A Molone Ann Martin Miss Instructions to The late Commander of this Military District Issued a circular of instructions to the various Boards of Registration which as far as we know has never been published except in the Wilmington Post the only paper in the District that acknowledges itself to be Radical It is not of sufficient interest now to warrant publication in full but the following exceptions from the privilege of registration are to say the least remarkable 6th Any person otherwise qualified by residence and age who has been disfranchised by law for example a citizen of Tennessee disfranchised by the Constitution and laws of that State for participation in the rebellion who has become a resident of North or South Carolina Naturalized citizens having abjured allegiance to all sovereignty other than that of the United States and having taken upon themselves the obligations and duties belonging to citizens and acquired thereby the rights and privileges of citizenship who afterwards renounced voluntarily their allegiance to the United States and acknowledged allegiance to and became citizens of the pretended government of the "Confederate States of America" and voluntarily took up arms against the UnitedStates or gavft aid and comfort to the enemies thereof have ceased by their own act to be citizens of the United States and will be deemed aliens until again naturalized as citizens of the United States leans All ircight must be paid here by Shippers For Freight or Passage applv on board or at the office of AIKEN A- CO sep 12 Agents Meers Nelly Edwards MrsS Xaiior Jennett Turner Anna Tyrrell Adelaide Toomer Elezia Todd Mrs Tatty Mary Vonllarten Miss VollmerMiss Vanderhorst Mrs A XV Warren Grace Wagner Mrs Warters Miss Walden Mrs Walls Miss The Yacht Arrangements are progressing for the water race between the Maggie Mitchell and the Eleanor Tlie Amnesty Egeart Elezia A A A 1S-YI1 KIDAMFJt Eliott Annie ElsworthMrs DICTAT0 11 MacKnensy Miss Megines Maguire Mrs EX Mc McCabe Isabella McCulloch Mrs McCall Miss The following paragraph from the Washington correspondent of the New York Herald proposes to show the manner in which the amnesty is to be made to secure full political rights to all those who are included in its provisions ti Englert Miss Ervin Mrs Favor Patsey Pahdoned by the We understand that Smart Chisolm coloured who was recently convicted of the murder of his stepchild a little negro of two or three years of age has been pardoned by Governor Orr on condition that he absent himself from the State for five years (1000 TOXS lU'IiTHFN) CAPTAIN COXETTER Will leave Middle Atlantic Wharf every 2'urs-dfiy Night at NINE o'clock for that r-Port For Freight or Passage apply ims lr board or to the office ot KSsTESiJ sep 12 AIKEN CO Agents Fanning Sallie Fen ton Miss Ferguson Miss "The Tribune is making itself unnecessa Mclnnes Anna McQue Marg't Mcluerny Mrs I Nolen Jane West Mrs West Mrs WhaleyMiss Withers Mrs Williamston Wolton Mrs Wright Miss rily unhappy over the amnesty proclamation and its anticipations that the President RAILROAD NOTICE will issue an executive order opening the Fitzgerald Ford Elezia Fogarty Cornelia Fowler Mrs Freer Mrs Frietas Mary ti Nelson Martha Southern News Augusta September Wm Gregg President of the Graniteville Manufacturing Company died at Kalmia Mills this morning The continued heavy rains have been very disastrous It is estimated that one-third of the crop has been destroyed Reports from the rice plantations state that the rains and freshets have ruined the' crop Wilmington September 12 The 9:30 A train going North on the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad ran off the track near lSattloboro' A mail agent named Springer and an express messenger named Godwin were seriously injured No passengers were hurt but the cars Were bad) smashed up New Orleans September Yellow fever deaths to this morning sixty-one Western ZVows Tort Leavenworth September The Indians obstructed tho railroad near Fort JIarker and fired into the wreck from an ambush hurVinr none Leavenworth September 12 Sheridan has assutred command and Hancock leaves for Wa'nixigton to-day registration lists in the South to those who in Owens Mary Wright Julia are restored to their civil and political rights O'Neel Eliza Walker Miss Walker Mrs El by that document It is true as stated that O'GradyMissE George Miss Death of William Gregg We regret to announce the death of William Gregg Esq President of the Graniteville Manufacturing Company Mr Gregg was for years engaged in business in this city in the jewelry firm of Hay-den Gregg He was one of the pioneers of manufactures in this State and the great success of the Graniteville Manufacturing Company which was in a great measure the result of his efforts has given rise to most of the other manufacturing enterprises in South Carolina Wilson Mrs Importantto Executors Trustees The following order appears in the Wilmington papers Though in its terms only applicable to North Carolina its principles'may be applied to this State also Those principles if carried into practice will upset almost every settlement of estates and trust funds made during the late war and in fact as there can be no just distinction between fiduciary and other transactions the Cabinet were unanimous in their opinion on Friday last that a full pardon conveyed the political rights of suffrage but it was not held that it was the special province of the GREAT REDUCTION IN THE ClfAlWES FOll FREIGHT BY THE GREAT INLAND AIR LINE ROUTE FROM BOSTON NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE TO CHARLESTON OebricK O'Brien 1 Paris Mrs Parker Ellen Peterson Pinkney Kitty A Wilson Sarah Wilson Mrs Ward Miss Williams Williams Ann A Gibbs Julia Gibson Mrs I I Gibson Lizzie Gill Rosa Groustine Gready Mrs Graham Executive to secure this right to the par doned individual in the face of a positive Pinkney Mrs A YoungHannah Ij Pinkney Mar tha Gregory Miss Congressional prohibition There is reason to believe that the President holds that the constitutionality of that prohibition can be tested in the proper tribunals by the pardoned individual whenever he is denied suf Pinkney Miss ates Mrs Zeigler Miss Zerbst Miss Pinkney Guy Mrs li II Halverson Hall Martha frage by the Board of Registration The numerous inquiries at the White House to Financial and Commercial Indon September 12 Evening Con sols 'J-1G Bonds 72 Bonds at Frank day and at Grant's headquarters were there- MEN'S LIST Eclipse of the Moon There will be a partial eclipse of the moon this evening visible in this city which if the weather is as clear as it was? last evening will be a beautiful sight The moon will rise slightly eclipsed at eight minutes past six o'clock which will be just one minute after suruset The shadow on the moon will be greatest at six minutes past seven o'clock and will entirely disappear at twenty-four minutes before nine o'clock thus giving ample time for a full observation of the phenomenon The eclipse will cover seven-tenths of the moon's lore not very successful in obtaining any executive order for the opening of the Southern registration lists" in the application of the maxim that an illegal consideration vitiates the contract a decision recognizing tne order as law would be a precedent for avoiding all contracts the consideration of which was Confederate money Headquarters Second Military Charleston September 5 1867 Special Orders JYo 144 EXTRACT IV Whereas the General Assembly of North CarolLna adopted an act entitled "an act for the relief of executors administrators" fec ratified March 7 1867 whereby it was enacted in substance as follows That executors administrators guardians sheriff's constables coroners clerks of the Supreme and County Courts clerks and masters of he Court of Equity trustees and others holding places of a fiduciary character should not be held liable for having received in payment of debts the currency of the Confederate States or for having invested trust funds in their hands in the securities of the said Confederate States that said guardians trustees and others should have authority to compromise claims in their hands arising before May 1 1805 Tlie threat Issue fort 70' Liverpool September 12 Evening Cotton Jd lower on American descriptions but the market closed firm at the decline Middling Uplands Orleans Did Sales 15000 bales Breadstuffs steadv Corn (5s Sd Wheat 13s Od Pork 70s Lard 50s Gd Bacon 42s Cd Turpentine 28s Gd Rosin common 7s 9d medium 12s New York September 12 Xoon Stocks The New York Herald sticks to its col SHIPPERS WILL PLEASE NOTICE THE following TARIFF OF THROUGH RATES: From Baltimore lo Charleston First-class Goods 51'! per loo pounds Second-class Goods i'-'l per loo pounds Third-class Goods 110 per loo pounds Fourth-class Goods Si per pxj pounds Philadelphia lo 4'linrlcstoii First-class Goods C1 I0 per loo pounds Second-class Goods l'Jii per bo pounds Third-class Goods 112 per pounds Fourth-class Goods 02 per loo pounds Philadelphia lo Charleston via Anna-niessic ftailroad First-class Goods per pounds Second-class Goods 1 pt-r loo pounds Third-class (Soods 127 per H'o pounds Fourth-class Goods lo2 per 1K) pounds Xew York lo Charleston Freryner Jas II Frazer Frehon Capt Fritz John Gantt Henry Gaillard Easell Garrett Csesar (coloured) Gayle Geddings Dr Godfrey Wm Green Syrus ours on the subject of white against negro supremacy In its issue ot Monday it says We have been four years under the thral dom fixed upon us by another corrupt coalition that of the Puritan and the nigger only this was a more atrocious bargain than Threatening Yesterday a coloured man who was driving a horse and cart along King-street above the Citadel had his horse stopped by a soldier The coloured man called out to the soldier to let the horse go and as he would not do so jumped out of the cart Noble Nagel Mr Norzett Henry Nawell Nolan John Osborn Otgen John 1 Perez Phinn Pore Wm Priched Jos Prltchard Pritehard Price Robert Printaad Pujol Co It Redmond Jno Redding Jas Richardson Jas Roberts Benjamin Rennisblat Rugiere Runken Ryan A Ryan II Grubb A Green Christo pher Grembi Thos First-class Goods- the other as the national purpose that has been betrayed was one nearer the national heart than any mere choice of a magistrate however high Between Puritan and nigger was made the bargain to give to the half civilized slave supremacy over his former I Second-class Goods Uriilln Grierson Graves Wm Grubbs Harry Third-class Goods Fourth-class Goods IiOKtOll tO V't per loo pounds 120 ier oo pounds 112 per loo pounds 02 per lo:) pounds jflVi per 100 pounds lHi per loo pounds 117 per loo pounds 02 per loo pounds I GretiorezSrDr and pushed him away The soldier being tipsyt fell down but he drew a pistol from his belt and would have shot the coloured man but for the interference and remonstrance of some soldiers who ran up before any harm could be done It is understood that some of the soldiers of the garrison have been paid off within the last few days and it would make every one feel more secure if no enlisted man weire allowed to carry a deadly weapon except when on duty master in order that the political balance of this brutal ignorant and unreasoning vote might retain the Puritan iu power That is the exact present position of the Radical party In accomplishing its purpose thus First-class Goods Second-class Goods Third-class Goods Fourth-class Goods Goods from Boston New and declaring such compromise valid and bmd-in on all parties that in cases of contracts wrTerein any person acting in a fiduciary capacity is concerned and where deductions should be' claimed by reason of such contract being founded on the Confederate or any other depreciated security such persons acting in a fiduciary capacity to have authority iu conjunction with the party or parties therein concerned to appoint arbitrators to assess in gold value the property in reference to which sucn contract was made at the time of making the same their award to be binding on all parties interested therein and that executors and administrators shonld have authority to prefer any creditor or creditors of the deceased persons whom they represent over all other creditors of equal dignity such payments to have like force and effect and such personal representative should in all cases be treated in law and equity as though judgment had been conferred in favour of the preferred creditor or creditors as theretofore allowed by law Voile and l'hiladel- A Abbott Abwin Paul Adair John Agnew Capt Alston Caesar Andrews Andrews Capt Ash Armstrong li Bardin Baldwin Co Bracey James (coloured) Brooks Hoffman Brantley Brunson A Bravard Brown Israel Brown Brown Mr (coloured) Brown Edward Butler Bunger Nicolas Burke Buce I Burk Edw Byrnes Cameron Carney fe Millings Carter Cameron Alex Cawley Wm Campbell Wm Campbell Rev Callahan Michael Chamberlain Christie PB Claussine II Clark Henry Clenum Robt Chifley Chas Cooper Wm Cordes George Cook Coxainn Robt Crane Culluims John 1 Danner A Darcy Pat active but weak Money Sand more active (rold 45J Sterling 9 a 10 'G2 Coupons 15 Virginia Sixes new issue 50 Tennessee Sixes ex-Coupons 66'i New issue 05 Flour quiet and firm Wheat dull Corn 1 cent lower Pork $2450 Lard steady Kye quiet Oats 1 a 2 cents lower Whiskey steady Cotton dull at 25i Turpentine 00 Rosin in favour of buyers Strained $425 a New York September Evening Cotton heavy and lower Sales 1300 bales at 25 a 25 "Flour steady State $S25 a 11 Southern $1125 a 1375 Wheat 3 a 5 cents lower Corn heavy Mixed Western $121 a $123 Oats active Western GG a G7 Provisions steady Groceries quiet and steady Naval Stores quiet Freights firm Stocks heavy Money active at 5 Gold 45Z '02 -Coupons 15 Virginia Sixes ex-Coupons 51 Baltimore September Cotton continues very dull and drooping Coffee A better feeling but small safes Rio 25 Flour strong high grades 50c higher and low grades 25c higher Wheat higher red 250 a 2G0 White Corn $122 yellow $12S Oats 03 a 07 Rye $130 a 140 Provisions very firm Mess Pork $25 a 2525 msured oy ne snip phia (i ia steamen must be far it has traded away every tittle ot principle it originally had from the sources of power and has reduced the business of gov Sanford Sclerge Fr ernment to a grand swindle filling high Simmons Sims places with corruption beyond all parallel VVifl the people submit? Will they consent Siegrel Sherbert Wm Sloan Nelson At the anniversary meeting of the Calhoun Library Association' held at their Library-room Wentworth-street Wednesday evening (coloured) to see the principles upon wrhich the nation stands traded to and fro between scoundrels to whom the gamblers thimble-riggers and pocketbook-dropners of our streets are by Smack Gilbert Shelly Stephen Stein Mr Swinston Sumpter Wm Symes II Vincent II Hamilton Haywood (coloured) Hart A Harrington Hane Jackson Hartz John Hazel Samuel Hurbert Geo Herron Wm Hencken John Hoyt Hodges Hutchinson Hon Hughes Geo Hulseberg II Hughbee Jacobs John Johnson A Jones It Kearney Geo King John A Klein Valentine I Lavall Jacob Larkin Capt comparison honest dealers Will they see the very heart and life of the nation rotted out that a craven terutal people to whom 1 slavery was more a benefit than a degrada per to Norfolk Virginia rate of insurance per cent Goods from Philadelphia iria Annamessic) and from Baltimore arc insured by the Companies All poods ordered to be shipped by the SEABOARD AND INLAND Alii LINE must be so marked and delivered to our Agents as follows: At Boston SAMPSON End of Central Wharf At New York McCUEAD No 1S7 Greenwich-street corner Dev tt At Philadelphia (via steamers) CLiDE No 11 North Delaware Avenue At Philadelphia (via Annamessic) rillL WIL and HALT It CO At Baltimore 15 PARKS Day Line loot Union Dock OW- In shipping Freight Iroiu Philadelphia bo careful to mark the Packages aud note on Bill of Lading whether it is to be forwarded by Clyde's Steamers or via Annamessic GIIIO Gen Supt and It II Ij FREMONT (Jen Supt and WM MAC RAE Gen Supt and SOLOMONS Gen Supt li Tarantine Sal- the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year LACOSTE President Li DAVIDSON Vricc-Pi-esidcnt JEO McLAIN Secretary II MORRIS Treasurer RIPLEY Librarian The following committees were appointed On Davidson Jas Welsh and Ripley On Brown A White and Gilbreth On Library and Heading JRoomGeo 3fcLain Neugent and Morris vatoro 1 Sugar firm but buyers holding off Whis- Thomas A Triedhaus Tyler II and whereas said act of the General Assembly of North Carolina is in violation of the Constitution of the United States inasmuch as it im- Eairs the obligation of the contract subsisting etween persons acting in fiduciary capacities and those for whom they are empowered to act and is in violation of the acts of Congress passed from time to time prohibiting ana declaring unlawfull all acts in aid of the late rebellion and whereas the said acts are in violation of the rights of minors and others: It is therefore ordered that the said acts of the General Assembly above recited be and are hereby in all tilings revoked annulled and declared void and of no effect It is further ordered that all acts done or suffered in virtue of the authority attempted to be conferred upon trustees and others standing in fiduciary relations are annulled and declared void as to the rights and remedies of all persons affected or prejudiced thereby It is further ordered that all suits or proceedings at law or in equity instituted for the purpose of the effect to the provisions of said act or founded upon any right or authority claimed Valdery Sr Du Florencio XV tion may be set in power above the white men of tho country California answers No And in her voice we may hear what is to come from tho people of New York and Pennsylvania the doom of the political traders The people are no longer to be deceived by the shibboleth or party cries that have covered with the name of freedom all this atrocious scheming They will make a salutary example of the schemers What is Going on in South Carolina Water bury Walker Allen Walker Geo Wannamaker A Ladson Lady William Waters A Key uncnangecl Cincinnati September Flour advanced cents Corn dull aud No 1 $105 a LOG Mess Pork $2450 Bacon quiet aud unchanged Lard in demand at 13 Mobile September Cotton sales today 400 bales receipts 52 iddling 21 a 22 New Orleans September CoUon dull and easier Low Middling 22 a 23 Sales 150 bales Receipts 75 Augusta September 12 Cotton dull and weak Sales 03 bales Middling 22 Savannah September 12 Cotton quiet and lower Middling 22 a 23 Receipts 257 bales Receipts of the week 1(510 Exports 1G7 Stock 75o(?) Wilmington September 12 Turpentine quiet at 55 Itosin quiet at $300 a 050 For further EASTERN information apply to NORTIf-R OFFICE sept 13 Legare Lints V- '1 WeberJames Webb Westnoint Lowe Kelly (coloured) to have been conferred by the authority thereof VTOTICE TO I Ij ANTE US OX LINE OF IN SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON Webb Wm Wild John Long Thos Base Ball A match game came off yesterday afternoon at the Citadel Green betweeri the first nine of the Carolina Club and the second nine of the Palmetto Unfortunately for the Palmettoes only six of their champions appeared upon the ground and the com' est was easily decided in favour of the Carolinas The following is the score Edgerton uns 0 outs 2 Neifl 2 6 runs 1 out 3 Carrington 7 "ns- 0 out Houston 5 runs 1 out Chupein P5 runs 1 out 6 Daly 3 4 runs 3 outs 7 Northrop 1 runs 0 out 8 ollin F-3 runs 2 outs 9 Cain wnV onts Total- 41 runs 12 uts 'H- Gett' 1 R-3 runs 3 -outs 2 1out: 3 Cathcaft 3 -2 runs SI and all pleas answers and defences alleging any right or authority claimed to be derived as last aforesaid be dismissed with costs to the Marks Marton Justus Maiin party against whom said suits qr proceedings shall have been brought All ludements orders and decrees final and Davis Wm (coloured) Draughseerk Mons Riviere Dugan John Duquercron A Dyer Esquirage Falk Wm Febers Francis Ferguson Ferguson Smith Ferrette Edwd Felder Rev (coloured) Fitz Bernard Fitts William Ford A Fosberry Thos Fore Jacob interlocutory and so much and such carts there of as affirm or enforce any of the provisions of Martin John Martzbach Milsen John Mitchell John Mills Alex Mikell Wilson isick Wigfall Sam'l White Edward White Talbot White Stewart (coloured) White William White Goodwin White Wm Williams Worker Chas said acts are revoitea ana annulled and declared General McCleilan Kent The Boston SUMTER Too much nain and Cotton will be washed out and stainec' Violent storms for some days NEWBERRY Mr Middleton Kinard died on the 6th aged fifty-six An attempt was made to lire Nathan Hunter's workshops on Friday night The same night Mr Jacob Anrick's store was broken into and robbed of one hundred pounds bacon Too much rain and operations of farmers materially hindered CROPS IN THE EAST The Columbia JPhcenix learns from several planters in the eastern portion of this district and other districts adjoining that the continuous rains for tho past six or of no effect and the courts wherein the same are entered or docketed are hereby required to dismiss the same as to all matters relating to I Atlcertitjcr'a Washington dispatches of the Moore Thomas Office savansah and Charleston 1 Charleston September 10107 THIS COMPANY WILL FURNISH FREIGHT CARS at the different Turn Outs on the line of Road from St Andrew's to junction of the Port Royal Railroad for the convenience of planters who intend to forward their crops to market by Rail Under this arrangement Rice can be brought to the city and delivered by the Company's Steamer to any Factor or Mill designated in mm day after it Is received by the Road The Company will place this aceoniniodation at the option of the planters on very reasonable charges For further Information aPT''t0j JOHN RA AN anv right ana autnority claimed under tne act Morillo Molony Brown A-S 2 B-5 runs 0 ouTb 6 Brown Total 22 runs 12 outs -i lfa oes' 10 irolinas' Murphy Richd I instant contain the following: "It is known that tho President's friends have telegraphed for General McCleilan to co--K) here and also that he is expected by the first of October if he consents to attach himself to the President's cause Just how Mr Johnson expects to use him has not definitely become known" Umpire Fasten i of legislation aforesaid with costs as above provided By command of Major-General Sickles CLOUS Capt 38th Infantry A and A A AG Official CLOUS Wrede Henry Wright II Young Sic McKune Mr McVey Capt Imettoes II Welci Car- Flv r5iMPNiellland Dal r- of Carolina bis a Caught-Palmettoes2 arollnas 2 STANLEY TROTT General Superintendent sep wfm3 Capt 88th Infantry A and A A A.