DAILY NEWS,
OBLAJggBSTOJ^
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 11. 186S.
~Wn MEKT,-?n our Northern exchange.?', vit h a
somewhat spirited controversy bolwci n tho Boston
I'iM and tlio Well Nation, over John Mir- mi-,
puco widely known ami honored as Iho Irish
Patriot. The Pilot, it will be seen, contends that
Af?TCUEL has lost his claim to wlintcver of respect
mid admiration was du<> to him in that character;
and tho reply is spirited, a portion of which, only,
how? ver, wo. feel at liberty to republish :
The Dublin Natiou, with r. wilful blindness to
all the factM in Blitcliol'a case, has tho hardihood,
this criminal audacity, n> bokl him up before- tho
Irhfh people as tho Mitchel of 1818?suffering in
the sanie causo?a rebol then, a rebel in liko man
ner now! Ohl shameless prostitution of position
and opportunity. The Nation, which should bo
the guide and friend of tho people, becomes
their betrayer and onemy by taldug this course.
John Mitchel, in 18-18, found his country oppress
ed, and ho nobly strove to throw off that oppres
sion. John Mitchol, m 18G1, found himaclf a fugi
tivo in another land, protected, trusted, treated
Vfith confidence, a guust of the Republic, and ho
basely betrayed the confidence reposed in him,
and sought to destroy tho country which thus pro
tected him. Is there no difference between tho
two mon and tho two epochs? Tho John Mitchel
of 1848 waB fighting for Ireland and hborty; tho
John Mitohol of 1801 was lighting against Iroland
and for slavery; and yot tho Dublin Nation heart
lessly commonds him, and condemns tho country
whose gonorous hospitality ho betrayed.
It will bo noted that tho eager zoal of The Pilot
to make out a caso against Mr. Mitchol has neces
sitated our cotomnorary to "invont a fact." ' 'Tho
Johu Mitohol of 184?" and "the John Mitchol of
1861"" aro supposed to bo a contrast. Tho John
Mitchel of 18U1 is represented as "a guest of tho
Bepublic." Wo would anpposo this to bo possibly
a misprint of tho word "Republic" for "Empire,"
but for what follows : ".Tobn Mitchel, in 1861, found
himself a fugitive in another land; protected, trust
ed, treated with confidence, a guest of tho Repub
lic: and he basely betrayed tho confidonco roposod
in him, and sought to destroy tho country which
thus protected him."
Now, ovorybody knows that Tho Pilot's "hia
torical fact" about "John Mitchel in 1801" is a pal
pable falsehood. "John Mitohel in 18C1" found
himself "a guest" of the French Enipiro; and he
surely has not "sought to destroy tho country
which thus protected him." In 1861 the ancient
and Bovoroigu Stato of Virginia, by formal Bolomu
and legal process?bv tho deliberate act of her
established and logitimato Government?by her
supreme Stato ruler or Governor?by hor duly and
legally elected public represcntalivca and legisla
tors?bv overy lawful means of action and expres
sion? w-ithdrew horsclf from tho Federation or
partnership previously existing between her and
other free, sovereign and independent States of
North America. Long after this act on the part
of tho sovereign StaUi of Virginia?long after Vir
ginia had entered into a new federation or part
nership with other liko States, in the exercise of
choice as free and sovereignty as rightful and le
gitimate as that exercised by her aovonty-fivc
years ago?Mr. Mitchel found himsolf "a guest" of
that "Republic;" "protected, trusted, treated with
confidence." Did lie "betray the confidence re
posed in him?" Did ho "sock to destroy tho coun
try which thus protected him?"
Make answer, his ruined fortunes and desolate
home. Make answer, blood-dyed Gettysburg and
Bumtor, where his two noble boys laid down their
hvea defending "the country which thus protected
him." While The PUot editor was going with the
tide and vicing with every Black Republican in
hounding on tho bigoted cohorts of anti-Irish and
anti-Catholic Now England in a war of invasion,
John Mitchel was among those who waged a de
fensive war, and his foot never passed from Vir
ginian soil while the strugglo lasted.
In reverting to'this subject, wo cannot forego
the expression of a feehiig of regret that it should
have seemed important to the Government to pro
ceed against Mitchel. Whatever may be said
of his prudence or bis judgment, merits of which
he has never been ambitious, it must be confessed
that he is singularly gifted and singularly truo to
his couvictious. No one can suppose that be was
influenced J;y any other than the purest motives
- lb ehlllig vifflrtfe?South. With his great hold on
tho Irish heart, he migEt have aspired to any ob
joct of ambition; at the North the numbers of that
nation who energizod the General Government,
would have made him a power, while the Confe
deracy had nothing to offer. Thoro were within
its limits few who could respond to his stirring
eloquence, and there was no inducement, there
fore, beyond that which consisted in tho feeling
that in that causo there was something that had
inspired the genius of bis early manhood.
Nor was there, in his experience; anything to
disappoint the humble expectations of advantage
from participation hi such a cause. Without the
experience, or, perhaps tho fitness, for military
command, he had nothing loft him but tho Ufe of
an humblo journalist. While, of his sous, one
was twice or thrice severely wounded, another, tho
gallant Captain John Mitchel, besprinkled with
his life's blood the battlements of Fort S muter, and
Willie, his last, tho charming boy, took for his
final resting place tho field of ripening grain that
clothed tho alopo before tho heights of Gettys
burg. He was, indeed, a glorious boy. Return
ing with his father from abroad, he could not wait
for opportunity, if that were possible to one so
joung, but took bis station in tho wasted ranks of
the First Virginia Regiment, and started with it on
its long and weary man-bos; but, though weary to
others, they were scarcely so to him. Ho had ac
quired a taste?how, it was diflicult to say, upon
the pavements of Paris?for natural science. Bugs
becamo his specialty; his long marches through
tho woods and fields of Virginia was but a pleas
ant pursuit of entomology. The officer who in
spected his arms and accoutrements, was sure to
withdraw his hand from Willie's knapsack cov
ered with, beetles; and thus tho lad, lured from
battle-field to battlo-flcld by tho charms of science,
was scarcoly conscious of the trials and privations
of tho march, and, bright and buoyant, took his
place amid tho Borried ranks of Picket's Division
as, at a moment's suspension of that superhuman
fire of artillery, it took its steady march upon tho
heights of Gettysburg. AH know tho history of
that famous charge. A crisis had come to tho
battle?to tho war?almost to human history. At
that breathless hour and momont, tho battle
paused?naturo's self seouiod in suspsnao?as that
compact division started to advance Tho way
was swept by artillery; horses and riders wont
down at o very atop; tho lino was cut; soon thoy
could not closo tho gaps; groups woro melted un
der that remorseless firo, and but a feoblo remnant
Btrnggled over tho ontronchments. Whon Willie
fell, or how, nono ever know. It was romomborod,
only, that he cntorod the field, but novor loft it
and whothor his gallant heart at onoo waB stUIod
or whether, through suns and rains, he lingorod
on for days upon tho Btill contested spot of Ida
misfortune, was not determined; it waa only cor
tain that, amid tho fooblo romnant of hia brigado,
his merry face was novor eoen again.
This little episode of Wiwje's /ato has, perhaps,
no very important bearing on tho treatment propor
to Mr. Mitohel, but it waa brought to mind by
tho matters mentioned in tho controversy to which
wo have roferrod; and it will not fail, porhaps, of
some littlo force to tho declaration that tho fathor
has at leaat not boon selfish in hia course. Ho is
as wo have said, a man of mnch ability; ho is still
dear to tho Irish oitizens of this country; ho oan
acarcoly be of fur ther danger or lnconvonionce to tho
Govornmont; and we truly wish it might bo found
consistent with tho present policy of the Govorn
mont to aparo him further suffering and humilia
tion.
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The broom corn crop, now being harvested, is
one of. tho boat ovor raised in tho Connecticut
Tailoy.
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Tur. BUKDKN advance in Uio gold prcmlnni '.4 not
?.luv, M some RMcrt, to tho O?ttuU-Ccuticut Diado .
by the Secretary of the Treasury, relativo to tho
fan-bur of tin.' compound intoreot legal tender
noto?, but rallier to an iueroaecd dontaiul f<>r ox-1
port. On this subject, the Now York Herald -a.v-j :
AVbilo mir Import? ranj^e from livo : ,? ucarlyl
eight millions u week In ir*?l?l value, our exporta ?
nie at tito rato of three millionH or loaa per wtok I
in currency ?rallie, tUoaO for tho week just e?idtil i
having boon only ?2.118,537. Nor is tln.ro any ?ir.
modiate prospect of an iucrooao in our Beapoit i
trad?;, or a diminution in our imports. Tim pri? et
of nil the loading breadstnfleauu provisions rang?) !
higher in this market than at Liverpool, nn?l < t- i
ton hardly allotra of profitable shipment. Morc-I
I over, wo ham no superabunilaiieo an yet offering '
i at tho seaboard. Under thuao eimiuistaiu-es, it is j
very evident that gold intuit bo exported to pay j
thodiflbronee between the credit and debit Bides I
of our foreign accounts. It in true that tho amount
of gold in tho banks of tho city and tho Treasury
is large, the nmomit in the latter, on September
30, having been ?32,74(>,7eS, after, aa is to be in
forrcd, dedr.eting *18,-tW,415 for the payment of
the November coupons, aud that tho banks hold ?
more than thirteen and-a-half millions. Hut the
amount elsowhcro iu tho country ?a small, the pri- i
vnto hoards having been to a great extent ab
sorbed.
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Martin F. Topper has become a playwright, and
a new five-act historical drama from his pun is
soon to bo produced at tho Haymnrkot Theatre.
London.
Hon. Charles Itlucbctli, Mayor.
Con it be true, air, that you declino a re-election to tho
honored position you now so worthily fill? Can it bo
true, that iu our timo of trouble and disaster you are
willing to withdraw yourself from tho public service, aud
lcavo to other hauda tho great work of re-c^ablihhing
civil authority and restoring prosperity to our institu
tions? Wo know that wo havo nothing to offer you; wc
know that your trials havo boon great; we know that we
ask great sacrillces; but wc oak them In full eoufldence
that tho unwavoring potriotism which for eight year?
has taken caro that we should receive no detriment, will
not Hill ua now when clouds darken our horizon, and
dansera n*n?l ?liificultles beset ua on every baud. Wo
firmly bellovo that tho bravo wan upon wlioni wo havo
bo long relied will now toko hie placo in tho breach, and
standing a bulwark of defence, will givo his people a
rally?ig point around which they may gather in the
noblo work of regenerating society, nnd restoring our
city to its pr?stino prosperity and glory.
What can you ask of us that wo havo not givon to yot:?
Was ever greater confidence repoBed? Wo knew not
what your opinions were; we nover asked thorn; we only
know that you wero willing to serve, and we sent you to
tho convention at tho head of the largest delegation iu
tho State. And If indeed you havo determined to with
draw from tho public Bcrvicu, wo would earnestly outrent
you to reconsider your dcterminatiou, aud accept, nt
least for one term more, the duties and cares of the
Mayoralty. You have ?rmnosB, wisdom, experience;
will you not bo ncrsuatlcd to apply those qualities to the
services of your follow-citizcns, who have nothing now
to offer you but their love aud reverence? To you the
care of our oily was entrusted with unfaltering confidence
through the darkest period that city has ever known.
Upon your truth, your wisdom, your patriotism, wc im
plicitly relied. Hitherto you have never failed us. Can
It be true, that at a timo like this, you will compel us to
entrust our highest interests to the hands of other men?
The people look to you, sir, and you cannot, if you
would, evado tho responsibility. You havo become a
leader of the people?you cannot now be a follower of
othor mon. We will not allow It.
* CIVES
AS- CONSTITUTION WATER.? CONSTITUTION
WATER, the only known remedy for Diabetes, Stono in
the. Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Drick Dust Deposit, nnd
Mucuous or a?Iky Discharges, Irritation of tho Bladder,
Inflammation of the Kidney, Catarrh of the Bladder.
Tho astonishing success which Las attonded thU in
valuable medicino reudcrs it the moat valuable one ever
?Uncovered. No languago can convey un adequate Idea
of the immediate and almost miraculous change which
it occasions to the. debilitated aud shattered system. In
fact it stands unrivalled as a remedy for tho permanent
euro of tho maladies above-mentioned, aud also DIABE
TES, IMPOTEN?Y, LOSS OF MUSCULAR ENERGY,
PHYSICAL PROSTRATION, INDIGESTION, GLEET,
and every disoaae, any way connected with the disorder
of decay.
Persons, If conscious of any weakneas, should take tho
CONSTITUTION WATER; whother broken down by ex
cess, weak by nature, or impaired by slckucs9, tho un
strung and relaxed organization is at once rcbroced, rc
vivifled and built up. WeU may this celebrated remedy
be caUcd tho MEDICAL WONDER.
Tho stooping, trembling victim of depression and de
bility becomes a now man ; he stands erect, bo moves
with a firm stop; his mind, which was previously sunk
In gloom of an almost idiotic apathy, becomes bright
and active, and ho goes forth regenerated, consolous of
new vigor. Tho medicine reaches the constitution itself,
and restores it to its normal condition.
For these diseases it is truly a sovereign remedy, aud
too much cannot bo said in its praise. A singlo dose has
beon known to rolievo the moat urgont Bymptoms. Try
it in theso cosos, and you will givo your praise to CON
STITUTION WATER.
MALES OR FEMALES, aro you troubled with-that dis
tressing pain in tho small of tho back, and through your
hips ? "Constitution Water" will relievo you like magic.
For salo by all Druggists. Price $1.
W. H. GREGG k CO., Proprietors.
MORGAN k ALLEN, General Agents, No. 48 Cliff
Btreot, New York, Cino September 28
?3*-ITCH I ITCH I ITCH! SCRATCH I SCRATCH 1
SCRATCH I?WHEATON'S OINTMENT WILL CURE
THE ITCH IN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS. Also cures
SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILBLAINS, and ull ERUP
TIONS OF THE SKIff. Price 60 cents. For salo by aU
Druggist?. By sending CO cents to WEEKS _ POTTEB,
Solo Agents, No. 170 Washington-street, Boston, Mass.,
It wUl bo forwarded by moil, free of postage, to any part
of tho United States. lmo September 21
'OS- SPECIAL NOTICE.?"GREAT OAKS FROM
little acorns grow." Tho worst disease? kuown to the
human race spring from causee so small as to almost
defy detection. Tho volumes of scientific loro that ?11
tho tables and shelves of tho medical fraternity only go
to prove and elaborate theso foca.
Then guard yourselves whilo you may. Tho smolloat
pimplo on tho skin is a tell-tale and Indicator of __?mso.
It may fade and die away from the surface of the body,
but it will reach tho vitals, perhaps, at bist, aud death
bo tho result ahd final cIobc MAGGIEL'B BILIOUS,
DYSPEPTIC, and DIARRHEA PILLS euro where all
othors fall. Whilo for BurnB, Soalds, Chilblains, Outs,
and all abrasions of the ?kin, MAGGIEL'S Salvo is in
fallible. Sold by J. MAGQEEL, No. 43 Fulton-street,
Now York, and all Druggists, at 25 cents per box.
September 3.*> t jyr
?3- A CROWN OF GLORY.?EVERY MAN, WOMAN
AND CHILD WHO HAS USED
STERLING'S AMBROSIA
is willing to reoommend it. Throe years of rapidly in
creasing sale havo mado tho AMBROSIA famous all over
the world.
IT ?S WARRANTED TO TUSASE.
It Cures ItcliJng of tho Head.
It Makes Now Hair Grow on Bald Heads.
It Prevents tho Hair from Falling Out.
It Renders tho Han- Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses tho Scalp. Cools tho Heated Brow. Removes
Dandruff. Curca Norvous Hoadacho. Curoa Baldnoss.
Insures Luxuriant Lock?. Incl?n os Hair to Curl. Super
sedes Wigs. Kills Hair Eators. Good effect apparent
at onoe.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
thoAMBROJ3Uw_lBultyoutoa T. Elegantly put up.
Dellcatoly Porfumed Patroaleod by Opera Singera and
Actresses. Sold In splendid bozos or cartons, contain
ing two l__o bottlsa: No. 9 for morning?No. 1 for eve
ning.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT,
STERLING'S AMBROSIA is the boat, most agreeable
and offective toilet artlclo in Uto world. To proro this,
try a carton.
Bold by Druggist?.
STERLING'S
?-IBB0SLi_L-NUFACTURlN6 CO__PAHY,
?15 Fultor.-ttreot, N?" Y.
September:? 9tfM
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K* HUM?', { >'.
MARKIBD.
At Orangciurg. .v.?.turil-.iv. lid Seiaombcr 18M. bytho
Biiv. if-?--?-.Mil Ckoauk, Mr. SANDERS i?i.oVKU tu
M??.? EMILY McLEACE IHT.soN, eldest daughter ?I
Ol w. l". Htmof. ofltarafori District. *
an- The llcitttlvcs, Frisada und Ai-quuin
tacco3%ef Miss l.AUK.V HAYES UcDOWELL, atoo oi
u-.'i- r.\thor, R. U. McDowell, uu<i of her Brothers,
I.? i. K. McRuWKI.1. and R. II. M?Dowi,li? jr., ar. re
ipoctnilly Invited to attend the Fanerai Services of the
former, This Afternoon, nl half-past Three o'clock, ?it the
Church of tlio Holy Communion, corner Ashley and
Camion streets. Ootoher 11
WT-I.I l.ll MBH? M II I.^MHai.HI... I ^^MMMM HI I MWHHWI..I
Bj- MESSRS. EDITORS:?PLEASE ANNOUNCE
that i aw not a candidate fora acet In the n<>xt Legisla
ture. JNo. is. BIGGS.
Octolierll 1
?V MS ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
lion. WMi AIKEN as a candiuato to n-ira-w Um s.-.
con l Congressional District, at the next Beaalon of Con?
-i. i? MANY FRIENDS.
Oktober 11_
i ;,- MESSRS. EDITORS:? PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Mi. Alexander ISAACS a candidate tor the Stato
L'.;i:I.iti?rc at the en.niiug election, and obligo
October 11 YOUNG CHARLESTON.
ft>r EDITORS DAILY ME Wo: PLEASE announce
A. O. ANDREWS, K?'i-, ;.a a Candidato for Mayor of the
City of Charleston, at the ensuing election lu November
next, and obligo CHARLESTON.
October 11_ _i?_
?9- M A Y O B A L T Y.?OUR PRESENT WORTHY
Chief Magistrate having dcelincil a ro-elcctiou, wo would
suggest the name of CoL P. C. GAILLARD as one who Is
eminently quallilcd to ?U that offlco.
October 7 _ MANY VOTERS. _
?3T WILLIAM WHALEY, ESQ.?THE PROSPERITY
Of Sr>uth Carolina will depend upon tho representation
sh? sends to the noxt Congress. Men must bo solected
who arc known to l>o acccptablo to tho Executive and
e?.?n??ervativo members of tho National Legislature.
Induced by such considerations, we nominate WIL
LIAM WHALEY, Esq., to represent tlio Second Con
gressional District.
Wo trust ho wul sacrifico personal and present interest
and convenience, and consent to be a candidate.
October 9_7*_EARLY RESTORATION.
ITS- FOR BEAUFORT DISTRICT.
For Senator.? R. J. DAVANT.
For Representatives :
HENRY C. .S'MART. I W. F. HUTSON.
LeHOY P. YOUMAN& I JOS. D. POPE.
October 11_ 1*
i??- ST. JOHNS. BERKLEY-, OCTOBER 7, 18G5.
Jfr?. Editors: Please announce Mr. JOHN C. GAILLARD
as a candidate, for the House of Representatives, from
tho Election District of Berkley, and oblige
October 10_2__ MANY V0TEB8.
n???ST. JOHN'S BERKLEY, OCTOBER 7, 1865_
MESSRS. EDITORS: Phase announce Dr. SANDFORD
W. BARKER as a Candidato for the Senate, from the
Election District of Berkley, and oblige
October 10_2_MANY VOTERS.
ay THE FRIENDS OF COL. W. P. SIII.XOLEH
announce lilni ns a CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE
from the Election District of "Berkley."
Oetober 11 7+
?3? COL. CARLOS TRACY IS NOMINATED FOB
the Senats from CoUotOD District
. October 3 la
/?3- NOTICE.?NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY THE
Crow of tho Bri'ish Bark "ECHO," will bo paid by the
Captain or Consignees. gibbes a- CO.
O "toiler 11 1
?g- NOTICE.?OFFICE CLEHK OF COUNCIL.?
OyTDDEB 10, 1MB.?Auctioneers, Billiard Table Keep,
crs, Knife and Scissors Grinders, Pedlars, Junk Slipp
Keepers, and Owners or Agents for Line Omnibusses,
are hereby notified tu appear, This Doy, "I the City Hall,
and flic their respective applications fur License?, an
proscribed by the City Ordinance! r?gul?t-'ug the same.
By order of the Mayor.
October 10 '1 W. t?. SMITH. Clerk of Council.
?3- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPL1CA
TION wUl be made at the next Session of tho Legislature
for an AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER OF THE
CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
t August 21_ m ta
?y- STATE OF SOUTn CAROLINA?CHARLESTON
DISTRICT.?By GEORGE BUIST, Esquire, Ordinary?
Whereas, VIRGINIA J. COHEN, of Charleston, "wi
dow," made suit to mo to grant her Letters of Ad
ministration of tho Estate and Effects of ISAAC 8.
COHEN, lato of Charleston, Merchant: Thcso aro,
therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of tho said Isaac 8. Cuut't,
deceased, that they bo and appeor before me, in the
Court of Ordinary, to bo hold at Charleston, at No. 3
Rutledgc-streot, oil the 24th day of October, 1805, after
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why the said Administra
tion should not ho granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day of October,
Anno Domini 1805. GEORGE BUIST,
October 11 w2 Judge of Probates.
?g- 8TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA?CHARLESTON
DISTRICT.?By GEORGE BUIST, Esquire, Ordinary?
Whereas. MICHAEL H. OOLLINS. of Charleston, "Drug,
gist," made euit to mo to grant him Letters of Admin
istration of tho Estoto and Effects of WILLIAM.CUD.
DEHEY, lato of Mount Pleasant, Charleston District'
fitorokeepor: These are, thereforo, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said
Whxiam Coddehey, deceased, that they bo and appeal
before mo, In tho Court of Ordinary, to bo held at
Charleston, No. 3 Rutledgo-strcot, on tho 18th day ol
October, 1805, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in
tho forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this third day of October,
Anno Domini 1805. GEORGE BUIST,
October 4_ w2 Judge of Probates.
HEADQUARTERS, )"""
Himtabt District or Charleston, Dep'tH. C, [
Chableston, & C, October 10, 1805. )
[Geneual Ouoebs No. 104.)
I. SO MUCH OF GENERAL ORDERS No. 71, HEAD
QUARTERS Military District of Charleston, dated July
9, 1805, as creates tho 4th and 6th Sub-District, is hereby
revoked.
II. Georgetown District, having boon annexed to tho
Military District of Charleston, is hereby designated as
tho 4th Sub-District of this Command.
III. Major AROHTBALD BOGLE, 35th U. 8. O. T., Is
assigned to tho Cr-mmr.nd, with Headquarter? at George
town, S. C. Tho Garrison will consist, for the present,
of throo companies of tho 35th U. 8. O. T.
By command of Brr-vot Brig. Gon. W. T. Bennett.
GEO. W. HOOKER,
October 11 3 Assistant Adjutant-General.
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and best In the world 1 The only truo and perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless, Reliable, and Instantaneous. Produces
immediately a splendid Black or natural Brown, with
out injuring tho hair or skin. Remedien tho Ul effects o
bad dyes. Sold by oil Dmggiets. Tho genuino is signed
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOR. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF BIELLErFLEURS.
For restoring and Boautifying tho Hair,
CHARLES BATOHELOR, Now York.
August 17 lyr
PHILIP H. KEGLER,"
BANKEB,
IV. K. Corner off King and HnaeUstreetSi
Entronco on Hnacl-street.
GOLD, SILVER AND EXOHAVGE BOUGHT AND SOLD,
REVENUE STAMPS FOB BALK.
October 9 imo
HOLDERS OF MERCHANDISE
WHO WISH TO REALIZE IMMBDIATELY, WILL
consult their Interests by consigning the same to
-y ~r h </T ?T !**B. B. CAHILX* -
Ckmer^CoimniaslonMeroha?t. ...
, September U 3a?os Augusta, da.
I
PEMjOWSIIIP SOCIETY.
riMIK REVOLAR WEEKLY fMETIX? OF I 111-:
X lYllow.hip Society will I?; IteM This Keeniwj. at I hu
Miiaonlc //all, ??i 7 o'clock. Th-- Mt-mb'-rs an- biroroied
that Hid Society hna Imeu rvorganlz?-?!, nuil will umtt, as
usual, on every W<.-d_?jwlay ?veiling.
CAM PRELL DO VI LASS,
toher?l l" Sw-remry.
SO! Til CAROLINA SIHIETV.
.1 N' ADJOURNED MEETING OK THIS SOCIETY
JY will take utave at llw-ir Hall. This Afieri ..i,.:i? i
cl?K'k, prcclloly. W. 1?. PORTER. Steward.
3. s. Kiu.i-, cfcrk ?'-.*? (cm. 1 October n
Tl'AX'I'EI)_\ WOMAN TO COOIC I'Oll
> > noveral :-iie;l-g?u*dem<-u?G??man pn Awn it In
quire at the Drug Store No al? Kiiig.slrcet, near Market
streut. l* ?i.-ttiiiiT ll
Tf M\TKI), A -lTVATIOS AS OVEItSEICH
Vf AM? GARDENER, by >< man of l<>ua experience
in the above capacitl?;*, t > tuku tin? entire charge of a
Plantation in .?1! department?. Terms mod?-ale. Ad
drcM ' ?. It.,1' 1*1om :u. L-ovtolttce, for oua week.
October 9 fi
AT PRIVATE RALAS.? SLOOP Kl.OHAI,,
carrying eleven cordi of vrood, now lying at ivw- i
em' ship-yard, Gadsdi*u*fl Groen, just above New Bridge.
Hull and tackle in perfect order. Apply to Owit HHiN
McGRATH, or JAMES POWER.
October ll _?
1 ESTIMATES AUE INVITED TO PIT
li nowi.Ro.if of Tin ?m FIRK-PKOOF BUILDING,
and other repair?. Specifications and piirth-ulars given
ou application to J. M. KASON,
Fee Commissioner.*?, No. D Excbiinge-strcct.
October ll 2
PRIVATE BOARDING_A PKW GEN
T?EM?M can be* ucconimodutcd at tbo comer of
King anil Tradd-streets. Also, a pleasant ROOM, suHft
blo for man and wile. DAY BOARDERS lakou.
September 16
LOST, ON LAST FRIDAY NIGHT, EITHER
in Mooting. Calhoun, King nr Broad-streets, or on
the Battery, a lady's MOURNING BROOCH. The finder
will confer a great favor by leaving It at No. 287 King
street, on proof of property, as It is valued very highly,
it being the gift of a deceased brothor. October 0
TO RENT_THE STORE IN MARKET
* STREET, In the rear of No. 33 Hayhe-stroct, ou
trance also from Uayiio-street. Apply to
Octobor II 1* WM. II. GILLILAND.
T
O RENT_ONE -ARGE ROOM. SUITA
blo for on Offlco. /tpply at No. 71 Wcnt-orth-Bt.
October 9
TO RENT?PORTION OP A HOUSE TO
RENT. For particulars Impilro at No. 5'J Church
Btrect, betwocn Broad and Tradd-strccts. Alao, an ex
cellent Room fit for a lawyer's ofilco. Octobor 9
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE_THE
LAUGE and COMMODIOUS HOUSE. No. 4 Hud
son-street, is offored for salo on reasouablo terms. The
House is of brick, three Btoi-les Ju height, with extensive
accommodation in the basement. A largo lot and fine
out-buildings, in ono of the most desirable localities in
the city. It will be found admirably fitted for a Board
ing House, a large School, or tho residence of a large
family.
Enquire of B. M. STROBE-, No. 9 Broad-street.
October 9
OLD NEWSPAPERS, LARGE AND SMALL
Sheets, Northorn and Southern, at 30 and 60 ceuts
per hundred, at this OfUco. Octobor 10
EOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY_PRIZES
paid in gold; information furnished. Highest
raten paid fordoubloou.i and all kinds of gold and silver.
TAYLOR k CO., Bankers,
_Septeini)cr 28_ 3mos No. IC Wall-Ht., N?2w York.
?C\[T A DAY! AGENTS WASTED TO
_? O sell a new ami wonderful SEWING MACHINE,
: only cheap one licensed. Address SHAW k CLARE,
Blddeford, Main. Union September 15
ffijQAAMOXTH! AGENTS AV ANTED FOR
i\P ?/ \J sixentirelv nev: articles just out. Address O. T,
GAREY, City Building, Biddcford, Maine.
September 13 3nios
NOTICE.
THE MANAGERS OF THE STATE ELECTION ARE
requested to moot at Masonic Hall, This afternoon,
the 11th inst., at 4 o'clock P. M.
CHARLES LOVE,
Uctober 11 1 Chairman.
SCHOOL NOTICE.
THE MISSES MARSHALL WILL OPEN A SCHOOL
ou the 9th of October, at the residence of their
father. Roy. Alex. Vf. Marshall, No. 18 AmhoMt-street,
for children and young ladies. JttM Elementary as well
us the higher branches of uu English education will bo
taught, Including French and Munie. For torma, apply
as above. linwi.", September 15
SCHOOL NOTICE.
THE MISSES ROACH WILL OPEN A SCHOOL ON
Monday, October 18, at their residence, No. 13 So
ciety-street. A limited number of Pupils will be re
ceived?boys under twelve years.
nERR?SCO?li
W. Oilmore Sinims. LL. D. ; Hon. W. Alston Pringle,
Hou. Charles M. Furniau, Rev. James H. Cuthbert, Hon.
N. Russell Middleton, Rev. J. L. Girardoau, Frodk. A.
Sawyer, Esq. 7 October 9
DANCING SCHOOL.
MONS. BERGER INFORMS TUE PUBLIC THAT HE
has resumed his tuition in DANCING. Mous. B.
is too well known to require any comment. For par
ticulars apply at No. 202 MEETING-STREET, opposite
Citadel Groon. mth3* October 9
NOTICE TO PILOTS FOR THE BAR AND
HARBOR OF CHARLESTON.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, *i
OCTOBEn 11, 1865. I
PILOTS FOR THE BAR AND HARBOR OF CHARLES
TON, who have heretofore entered Into Bond with
the City Councl. of Charleston, aro hereby notified to
report to the C'.ty Treasurer, at the Hope Engine House,
and renew tho.r Licenses and oxecute now Bonds.
By order of tho Mayor. W. H. SMITH,
October 11 2 Clerk of Council.
DISSOLUTION;
11HE FIF.M HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THE
namo of O. E. k A. 8. JOHNSON, was dissolved
on tho let day of September, 18C5, by Its own limitation,
O. E. JOHNSON.
. A. S. JOHNSON.
Charleston, October 9, 18C5.
COPARTNERSHIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ENTERED INTO A LIMI
ITED COPARTNERSHIP, under tho namo and
stylo of JOHNSONS k WHITING, for the purpose of
ewryingon the MANUFACTURE OF CLOTHING and
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING BUSINESS, iu all Its
branches, at the old eatabUshed stand, No. 273 KING
STREET, opposite 8oclety-street.
O. E. JOHNSON.
A. S. JOHNSON.
October 9 tuwfS 8. F. WHITING.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Beach, Root k Co., Marshall, Beach _ Co.,
Liverpool, Eng. Charleston, 8. C.
S a lomos, Root k Co.,
Commercial building, No. 42 Broadway, N. Y.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED INTO COPART
NERSHIP, for the purpose of conducting a GEN
ERAL COMMISSION AND BANKING BUSINESS at
each of the points above named.
Our attention wlU also bo dovotod to filling orders and
making collections for our Southern friends,
Advances mado on consignments of Produce to oither
Firm. J. N. BEAOH, of Liverpool.
E. W. MAR8HALL, of Charleston.
8. ROOT, of Atlanta, G&.
E. SALOMON, late of Now Orleans.
Now York, September 1, 1805..
MARSHALL, IIEACH ._ CO.
HAVE ESTABLISHED THEIR OFFICE IN THIS
City at No. 23 BROAD-STREET, and aroproparci
to muko ADVANCES ON COTTON consigned to New
York or Liverpool.
refer to:
Mossrs. James Auhkh k Co., Charioeton.
Mr. Huiam Roiikrth, Savannah. "V
Union Bank, Liverpool. ^
National City Bank, New York.
Octobor 9 mwflmo
COPARTNERSHIP.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE FORMED A CO
PARTNERSHIP for the transaction of a GENE
RAL COMMISSION BU8INE88 In tho City of New
York, undor tho firm of J. H. BROWEB k CO., and are
prepared to afford fair facilities on consignments.
JOHN U. BROWER.
WILLIAM H SELLERS.
BENJAMIN B. BLYDENBUROH.
New York, October 2, 1868._3mos October 9
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPART
NERSHIP In this city, undor tho nsme and firm of
TAFT _ HOWLAND, for the purposo of. transacting A
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
ParttouUr attention given to tho PURCHASE OF COT
TON AND BALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MER
CHANDISE.
A. R. TAFT......W. E. HOWLAND.
Charleston, Sept. 12, 1806. mwfI2 September 18
THE UNDERSIGNED
IS PREPARED TO FURNISH DESIGNS. SPECIFI
CATIONS AND DETAIL DRAWINGS for Building?
of every description, and in every stylo of architecture
that may bo doslrod. Orders from any part of Uio Uni
ted 8tatea wlU receive prompt attention, with modorate
charges. WALTER S. WEST, Architect,
Corner 4th and Broad-streets, Richmond, Va.
September 6_3mo?
ESTATE NOTICE.
ALL PER80NS HAVING ANY CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of the lato EPHRAIM 8. MIKELL, of
it. Jamos' Goose Creek, planter, wlU present them pro
perly a tea ted to ">VM. E. l-U.KELL, Attorney at Law, No.
?0 Bro&d-at.-oct; and all psraona indebted thereto will
make payment to the samo. ELIZA Y. MIKELL,
September 3 swlO Qualified Adral ala tratrlx.
' . . -' -
Election Tickets !
ELECTION TICK ETS
PRINTED
SHORT NOTICE,
ANll OK
REASONABLE TERMS,
BY
THAI). C. JO WITT,
KING-STREET,
Fivo doors below Oallioun.
All Orders left at the DAILY
NEWS OFFICE will be prompt
ly attended to.
October 11
NOTICE.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH BACK
Numbers of the N. Y. LEDGER, MERCURY, and
WEEKLY, from January 1st to the present time. Wo
have just received a few copies of eacli numborj by
Quaker City?so person* desiring them had bottor call
soon and secure copies.
M. M. QUINN k BRO.,
No. 527 King-street, opposite Ann-streot.
N. B.?Another largo assortment of NOVELS just re
ceived. _i_Octobor 11
THE BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION
TO
"The People's Steamship Company"
ARE NOW OPEN AT THE OFFICE OF THE AGENTS,
Shares, $100 each. WILLIS k CHISOLM,
September 20 lmo Mills Houso.
B^lSTKIlSTGr.
WE HAVE ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIP AS
Bankers, under the firm of
McKAY k GIBBEH.
Our office is in tho Banktn? Houso lately occupied by
the People's Bauk, and we will continuo tue bimiuoes aa
heretofore conducted by that Bank. H.G. LoPBB Is ap
pointed Cashier. D. L. McKAY.
October 2_10_JAMES S. GIBBES.
3ur gertcbtlicbcii nub n?;?jcr:,cnitmi(l'cii Ginjicbiiitg bon
Crrbfdinft?fl?lecrn im St?iiigrctcB ?dannooci- cmtofcble t<jj
mid), mit I'rrirrcdic prompte tinb reelle ?3ctiniun??.
?c b c, a. b. ?Bcfcr, im September, 1805.
a . ?'. Potier,
3)2anbati>r ?nb agent.
9??'6ete3 6ci 9t. Weinten? in Cbarlcfteu.
cet 4. il.
JAMES ADGER k CO.
t RE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES
J\_ on Cotton and other Produce consigned to Messrs.
Brown, Brothers k Co., New York, or .Messrs. Brown,
Shipley A Co., Liverpool.
OlBce, fer the present, ?it No. 40 EAST BAY, corner of
BoyceV South Wharf. mwf6
OMNIBUS LINE.
OCR OMNIBUS WILE LEAVE OUR OKPIOE EVERY
twenty minutes during the day, commencing at 7.40
A. M., and continue tiU 7 P. H.
October 9_ _3 __ R. DOUGLASS k CO.
GALH0?N COTTON PEESS
CHURCH-STREET,
AND
TYLER COTTON PRESS,
LONGITUDE LANE.
rpiIESE PRESSES ARE NOW IK FULL OPERATION,
_L and ready to receive COTTON TO BE COMPRESS
ED. Shippers of Cotton are horeby notidod that nil Cot
ton received at these Presses with Icbb than four mer
chantable ropes upon each bale, will be charged for euch
deficiency iu quality and number.
N. B.?These Presses are not Bable for loss or damage
of Cotton by fl.ro.
WILLIS k CHISOLM.
A. R. MITCHELL k CO.
October 7 amw 4
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DO INVITE ALL THAT
wish to bo supplied with GOOD BEEF, and at
the LOWEST RATES, to call at our Stalls, Nos. i, 46, 2S
and 20 Market-street Market, commencing To-Morrour.
tho 7th Inst. Wo solicit a share of patronage, and wo
hopo by liberal dealing to make ?any friends.
October 6 6* PAOK, KEELS et OO.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
HIDES, SKINS, FURS, WOOL, BEESWAX. MET
ALS. ROSIN, TURPENTDiE and COTTON. Th?
highest cash prices will be paid for tho abovo articles.
GOLDSMITH k SON,
Octobor 5 C No. 8 Vondue Range.
Hopkins' T. 0. a nil Orangeburg, 8. C.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL FORWARD COTTON
AND MERCHANDD3E from Hopkins' T. O. on and
after the 12th inst., and to and from Orangoburg as here
tofore, with promptness and caro.
October 0 0 JAMES M. STOCKER k SON.
WILLIAM GUENEY,
Wholesale Grocer
AND
COMMISSION MEECHANT,
No. 102 EAST B A. Y",
CHARLESTON, S. C.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND PROVISIONS.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
October 1 _ lmo
CLIFFORD & MATHEWES,
L. O. CLIFFORD.J. FRA8EB MATHEWES.
AUCTIONEERS,?
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF
HOUSES and LAND9, Bonds, Stocks. Produce,
Furniture, &c.
ALSO,
Tho RENTING of HOUSES.
Receiving and Forwarding orders solicited.
Octobor 11 lmo
HUTS0NS & LEGtAEE,
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS,
TiriLL ATTEND THE COURTS IN TJ1B DISTRICTS
T V of Orangoburg, Bamwell, Beaufort, CoUoton, and
Charleston. Ofilco at ORANGEBURO.
W. M. ?OT80N.W. F. Hxmott.T. K.LBOABJ?,
October 11 ?*
jTrTsolomons, m. d~
DENTIST,
HAHKI..HTUBKT,
NEXT CATHOLIC CHURCH.
October C lmo*
HbfiS, E. & WM. C. HORLBEG'E
HAVE RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF MED10?
Corner of Coming and Woatworth-st roots.
?IT Offloe hours?7 to 9 A. M., 1 to 3 and 6 to B P. If*
Ootober 10 ?
Dr. MIDDLETON MICHEL
RESUMES THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY. Office, at present, corner of MEETING and
SOCIETY-STREETS?roeldoaoo Of Dr. RODUIQUES.
Soptembtr M IBM?