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THE _ CHARLESTON DAILYllW, CATHCAllT, MC-IELLA- k SOBTON, PROPRIETORS, No. IB ItIAY-nTE-STREET. TERMS-CASH. DAILY?ON*E YEAR.S-O.OO DAILY?SIX MONTHS.f',0? DAILY?THREE MONTHS.'*,5? #3- Single Copies __VE CENTS. *_-Nowb Dealers supplied ot a liberal discount. ADVERTISING. Odo Square, Ten Lines, ono insertion, ONE DOL LAR AND FIFTY CENTS. Each continuation, SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. Leas than a Btpiarc, Flf-JUM CENTS TER LINE for flrst juecrtion ; HALF PRICE for each continuation. The following are the Agents for this paper: JOSEPH H. SEARS, ' New South," Hilton Head. H. L. DARR, Suinter, S. C. THAD. C. ANDREWS, Ora_gcburg, S. C. 3. T. HERSHMAN, "Journal ofQce," Camdon, 8. C. J. M. BROWN, "Southerner office," Darlington, S. C. M. M. QUINN k lino., Augusta, Go. J. H. ESTELL, Snvamiab, Ga. DAVEGA _ OTTOLENGUI, Agents In New York. Mr. AUG. BRENTANO, NO. 708 Broadway, Now York, tuts always tho latent dates of the run.Y News, as ho docs of all tho other principal Journals of the country DAILY NEWS. " SATUKDAY~M?5??NI-G, OCTOBER 21, 18G5. Still lu th. lionds. A correspondent of tho Rochester Union and Advertiser give the following account of the expe rience of a gang of negrocB who were employed by a "certain abolition ex-Colonel" to go North 'and -work for him : This loyal hero of abolitionism, of which the Republican party in well replenished, prior to Ii?b returning home, goes to Richmond, and, with flat tering tongue, persuades one hundred and Boven colored men to return homo with him, saying to thorn, I will pay your transportation, and after your nrrival will furniBh you work, with plenty to eat and good pav, with tho understanding that each was to pav his fare in work to the said Colonel. He arrived with thorn a week or two ago. and immediately commenced operations by taking them up above luontozuma a short distance to cut cord wood. The Colonel was to give each man one dol lar per day and board. They began to chop, nnd tho Colonel to furnish rations, consisting of un bolted corn meal and mackerel, dividing one mackerel between six and sometimes eight men, which was hardly enough to sustain life?making a rule, also, that those who found fault or com ?'iaincd of thoir rations should have their thumbs ied together behind them, and their feet also hound or tied, ami then made to lie on tho ground Iwo hours on their back, which penalty some of them had to undergo. They were provided with tho "torra firma" on which to repose their weary limbs after a hard day's labor, with stakes driven into tho gronud and bougliH thrown oucr for covering, ami many were compelled to lio in tho corner of fences. In ihie way thoy passod two or thrco days, and finally they determined to kill the Colonel for tho ill treat ment they had received at his hands, for thoy wore starving to death; but they were told the conso quencoB by some one in tho vicinity, should they kill the Colonel, and finally gave it up. All but eight or ten have left him, and are now roaming through the country, depending upon the charity of the people for their sustenance. Tho foregoing facts I received yesterday from one whom the Colonel brought from Richmond. Ho also told me that he was forced to lay on his back for two hours by tho said Colonel,, merely for asking for more food. These facts are also corroborated by individuals who have been there themselves. He stated that lie fared far hotter when he was a slave, for then he had plenty to cat and a com fortable place to sleep. He further states that as 4tpon as ho could collect enough money ho should return again to his master. Va-uai-.L- Testimony.?Procure at anvj. drug gist's one of Mrs. S. A. .-lien's circulars" of her World's Hair Restorer and Hair Dressing, and you will find in it much valuable information concern ing tho human hair; also testimony from well . known and reliable parties that will" satisfy yon that her .preparations have no equals for restoring, invigorating and beautifying the hair. If your Lair in grey, if you havo a bald spot, if yon wish to.retain your h?ir through life, use these prepa rations. * iS -=-??? Suicide is fearfully on the increase in Paris, as a natural result ofiiii-Vcasing rccklcssnosH and dissi ?iution in social life. That of a whole family ias recently produced not a littlo sensation. Tho son of a man who was killed by throwing himself from the tower of Saint Jacques blew his brains out, and his three sisters suffocated themselves by charcoal and were found dead in their ball cos tumes. - -... We SEE it stated that T. B. Peterson it Broth ers, Philadelphia, will publish from advance sheets on November 11th, "Our Mutual Friend," Charles Dickens' new novel, completo and unabridged, with all tho illustrations to match their previons editions of this popular author's writings. We predict for "Our Mutual Friendo' a very generous reception, as it is one of his host books." -?,? The United States Consul at Genoa, dntod Sep tember 13th, informs tho State Department that, owing to tho rigorous sanitary mensures of the Government, or tho want of atmospheric condi tions favorable to its development, the disease was soon checked and has now disappeared. Mush rooms havo boon excluded from the city. WILMINGTON, October 18_Cbdde Turpemtine.? We note the sales to-day of 16- bbls. Crude Turpuiitlno at ; -. S3.C5. Market ?rm. . Rosin is not quite so high. 50 bbls. common sold at ?6.00. * - Tau ib unchanged, with sales of 125 bbls. at ?5,70. Peanuts.?1600 bushels were sold at $3. PORT CALENDAR, i COnnECTED WEEKLY. TUAS?S OF TUE MOON. Pull ML 4th, 5h. 10m. even. INew M. 1Mb, lib. Cm. _lom La8t Q. lltli, Kill. 6ni. niorn.lEirstQ. 27tU,10h.l0m. morn Hi ] ' - ij ?CT-BE-t. I BViS' S RISES. BET8. 1 ' 10| Monday.' Tuesday Wednesday. Thuructay .. Friday. Saturday ... Sunday... 0...1; C...7 6...8 0...9 C..10 f.. .11 5..W 5..23 5..23 5..21 5. .20 5..19 5..18 'A.. 25 , 4..17 6..10 M. sets. ?'....->n C..43 7..2C 5..28 C..11 ('...fil 7..30 8.r6 H..44 9..21 ' Arrivals at ill ore lia lit. Hotel. William Buzby and lady, 1'hiladclphia; Timothy Bur ger, Piiiovtllo; Wm Anderson, Philadelphia; W H Han som, Jersey Ctty, N .1; Isaac McKnight, Albany, N Y; P Boughton, New York; II E Heudorson, Newbern; H W Allan, Montreal; Win M Martin, City; W H Wolfe, Lex ington, 8 C; W A Avant, Monck's Corner; II N Perry, Providence. ?Consignees per South Carolina,* K.iil ?.?>...I, October 19. 14 bales Cotton, 09 bales Domestics, ft bbls Spirits Tur pentine, Furniture, kc. To li 11 Rodgcrs it Co, A .1 Mitns, J W Clark, J D Lesenian, 3 Y Btoct, II Cl Loner W 8 Utsoy, T Street, A Lilly, II Winnlngham, Theodore Stoney, Mrs Wcstcrlund, J K Emery, 1> C Heyward, B Lucas, 1* "b-o?orty, <_ A Trrubohn, ? BurgcsB, W Rave nel, 11 ruidonliop, AP Oaldwoll, .1 J Oliisolm. J II Stein meyor, Morris Meyer, A a Cbalmcrs, olid I) Harrow. : ? Passengers. wX."'? ""? -? E-lily B8ouder, for New York-THcrn S' -,?*_&_ JBr?wn. L F Robertson, D L Hoy nolds, Jno ? Stlckiioy, j *w IJringloo, J J Kline. 0 O KSJr; |*fe Alv?ry. H8TP*alne. C CD mean. B Jhompson, A It Mcslieral, p M tfa,.??.. \T,.rinir,.u MotU, C L needier, P Juimo ,, A Oclty w jr H vat H ? Brown, A Pronleant, M Foot'o k Bo ,, Jno _"???k F Molehers, J A BlaOvirit, PM Vanvlout, H<! nVrklov Al bort Kline, TD Clancy. 1W Sly, L ?lbr/Bl.t wifo'nnd two children, others, und 10 In th? Blcerage. ---- ?i. \ 1_ MARINE NEWi?".~rr ..*. PORT OP CHARLESTON. IVont to Sea Yesterday. [Oc?t. 2C Bchr Julia A Rider, Rider, New York. \ 03- ITCH ! ITCH ! ITCH ! SCRATCH I SCRATCH ! SCRATCH!?WHEATON'S OINTMENT WILL CURE THE ITCH IN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS. Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CUILRLAINS, ??id ah* ERUP TIONS OF THE SKIN. I*rkc iiO cent*. For salo by all Druggist*?. By sending ?0 cents to WEEKS k POTTE1!, Solo Agenta) No. 170 Washiiigtoii-etrcct, Boston, Mom., it will be forwarded by mail, free ol postage, to any part of tbo United States. lnio September 21 ?_-BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!?THE ORIGINAL ond best In Uie world ! The only true ?inel perfect HAIR DYE. HnrmU'??, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces immediately a splendid Black e>r natural Brown, with out injuring the hair or skin. Remedies the ill effects o bad dyes. Solel by all Druggints. The gemuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCRELOR. Also, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS, For restoring and Beautifying the Hair. CHARLES BATCH?LOB. New York. August 17 _ lyr jrw SPECIAL NOTICE.?"OREAT OAK8 FROM Uttle acorns grow." Tho worst diseases known to the human race Rpring from causes so ?mall as to almost defy detection. Tho volumes of scientific loro that AU the tables and Bhclvce of tho medical fraternity enly go to prove and ?labor?t o these facts. Then guard yourselves while yon may. Tho smallest pimplo on tho skin is a tcU-talc and Indicator of disease. It may fado and die away from the surfaco of tho body, but it will reach tho vitals, perhaps, at hist, and death be tho result and final close. MAGGIEL'8 BILIOUS, DYSPEPTIC, and DIARRHEA PILLS cure where aB others fall. Whilo for Burns, Sculils, CldlbUlne, Cuts, and all abrasions of the ekln, M AGGIeYL'S Salvo is in fallible. Sold by J. MAGGIEL, No. 43 Fulton-street, Now York, ond all Druggists, at 25 cents per box. Septoinbor 25 lvr JB_- CONSTITUTION Vf A TE R. ? CONSTITUTION WATER, tho only known remedy for Diabetes, Stone in he Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucuoub or Milky Discharges, Irritation of tho Bladder, Inflammation of tho Kidney, Catarrh of the Bladder. Tho astonishing success which has attended this in valuable medicino renders it tho most valuable ono ever discovered. No language can convey an adequate idea of tho ?inmediato and almost miraculous change which it occasions to tho debilitated and shattered system. In fact it stands unrivaUed as a remedy for the permanent euro of tho maladies above-mentioned, and also DIABE TES, IMPOTENCY, LOSS OF MUSCULAR ENERGY, PHYSICAL PROSTRATION, INDIGESTION, GLEET, and every disease nny way connecte?! with the disorder of decay. Persons, if conscious of any weakness, should take tho CONSTITUTION WATER; whether broken down by ex cess, weak by nature, or impaired, by sickness, tho un strung and relaxed organization is at onco rcbraccd, re vivified and built up. WcR may this celebrated remedy bo called the MEDICAL WONDER. The stooping, trembling victim of depression and de bility becomes a new man ; he stands erect, ho moves with a firm step; Ids mind, which Wttf previously sunk in gloom of an almost idiotic apathy, becomes bright and active, and he goes forth regenerated, conscious of new vigor. Tho medicine reaches the constitution itself, and restores it to its normal condition. For these diseases it la truly a sovereign remedy, and too much cannot be said in its praise. A single dose has been known to relievo the most urgent symptoms. Try it in tbeso cascB, and you will give your praise to CON STITUTION WATER. MALES OR FEMALES, are you troubled with that dis treesiug pain in the small c the back, and through your hips ? "Constitution Water' will relieve you like magic. For sale by aU Druggists. Price *$!. W. H. GREGG k CO., Proprietors. MORGAN k ALLEN, General Agents, No. 4C Cliff street. New York,_ Cmo September 28 J0_- A CROWN OF GLORY.?EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD WHO HAS USED STERLING'S AMBROSIA is willing to recommend it. Three years of rapidly in creasing sale have made tho AMBROSIA famous all over the world. IT IS "WARRANTED TO F LEASE. It Cures Itching of the Head. It Makes New Unix Grow on Baltl Heads. It Prevents the Hair from Falling Out. It Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy. Cleanses the Scalp. Cools the Heated Brow. Removes Dandruff. Cures Nervous Headache. Cures Baldness. Insures Luxuriant Locks. Inclines Hair to Curl. Super sedes Wigs. Kills Huir Eaters. Good effect apparent at once. TO THE LADIES WE SAY, the AMBROSIA will suit you to a T. Elegantly put up. Delicately Perfumed. Patronized by Opera Singe-re end Actresses. Sold in splemlid boxes or cartons, contain ing two large bottles: No. 2 for morning?No. 1 for eve ning. THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT, STERLING'S AMBROSIA is the beet, mot-t agreeable and offoctlve toilet arliclo in the? world. To provo this, try a carton. Sold by Druggists. STERLING'S AMBRO.SIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ?15 KiiKoii-slricl, JW. Y. September 23 * 3mos CHARLESTON DIRECTORY ADVERTISING MEDIUM BURKE & BOFNEST, Publishers, OFFICE No. 103 MABKET-STREET. HORACE P. RUGG, Advertising Agent. THE CITY HAVING BEEN CAREFULLY CAN VASSED, tho manuscript will soon be placed iu the hands of the printer. Forties returning or opening busi ness may have an opportunity, for a short timo longer, of having their names inserted. ' New firms or rcmovale in business will bo inserted or corrected. Business meu will find it to their advantago to advertise or subscribe al once, as their names wiU be placed ' in capitals and in serted in tho Business Directory. October 1C mwslmo HOLDERS OF MERCHANDISE WHO WISH TO REALIZE 'IMMEDIATELY, WILI consult their Interests by consigning the same to JA8. B. CAHILL, General CoromiHsion Merchant, September 11 3mos Augusta, Ga. CHARLES E. KANAPAUX, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND MA^?STRA'TE, HAS RESUMED BUSINESS AT HIS OLD STAND, CliALJHEIlS-STnKET. September 27 _ . Iran ATTORNEY AT L A W OFFIOT OVEIl M'KAV b CA?irUKLL, llABEIi-JjTIlEF.T, NEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE. Ho will act as Agent in procuring PARDONS and ad usting CLAIMS on Treasury Department. August ?a_' __ "NEWMAN & FOWLER, "WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Rough A.Dres'sed R IC_E. ADVANCES MADE! ON CONSIGNMENTS, OFFICE NO. 2?9 KING-13TREET, OPP08ITE HA8EI?, Alex? I?1. Newman. .,.Eel war?! Fowler September M _* Imo? W. BRO?KBANKS, PRACTICAR ?AS FITTER & PLUMBER, MILLS HOUSE, ENTRANCE ON QUEEN-8T. August 14 riDQns. MILITARY DISTItlCT OF CHARLESTON,) Finir Kei-ahati: IIiiuiahf. [ CUAKLKsroN, S. C, ?Jctobcr 17, 1M&J [O-KOU_ Oiidkiw. N<>. 107.] I. BKFORE A GENERAL COURT MARTIAL WHICH convt'Ucil ut Charleston, S. C, pursuant to Special Orders No. 230, Par. Ill, date?] Heiulipiartcrti Military Diftri.l of Cluriecton, Depart?tent of South Carolina, First Sepa rate Brigade, Clnrkston, s. C, Octobor 3, lscn, ami of Wtafcta Major II. A. WITNKY, 33d U. S. C. T., is Pnsi dciit. ?ver? arraigned and tried : 0.?Private GEORGE GEHMANN, Coiiiinnj "E,'* Mth New York Veteran Volunteers. ciiAimr. rtBST. "Di?obedtenet <f Ordert." Specification : In this, that the said *'Kon<tE/;r*.r.MA!i'M, Private Company "E," 54th Vet. Vols., having been er dered by bis superior officer, Capt. John N. Fhie?_e. 54tb Raw York Vet. Vols., to'fall into the ranku <>! bis Company (the said Capt. John N. Fjiiedle being in execution of his office), did wilfully refuse to obey said order, saying "The war is over and our time is out, and I know the conscipiences of disobedienco of uai?l order, anil I ain willing to abide by them," or words to that effect. All this at Camp 51th New York Vet. Vols., at Orangeburg, S. C, on or about the 9th ?lay of August, 1805. C??R0- SECOND. "Mutiny." Specification 1st : In this, that Frivate Geokoe Geji mann, Company "E," 54th New York Yet. Vols., when ordered by his superior officer, IbI Sergeant Juliuh Hohman, 54th New York Vet. Vols., to fall into the ranks of his Company, did wilfully refusa to obey, anil ?Ud not obey said order, and did openly resist with arms to obey said order, in the presence of other enlisted men. All this at Camp 54th New York Vet. Vols., at Oraugeburp, 8. 0- on or about the 9th day of August, 1805. . Specification 2d : In this, that Privato Geoboe GEn MANN, Company "E," 64th New York Vet. Vols.,-when ordered by his superior officer, Lieut. Wm. 11. Meekeh, Adjutant 54th New York Vet. Vols., to fall into the ranks of his Company, ?Ud wilfully refuse to obey, and did not obey said order, and did op?inly resist with amis to obey said order. All this at Camp Gltb New York Vet. Vols., at Orongeburg, H. C, on or ubont tho 'Jth day of August, 16C5. Specification 3d : In this, that Private Geokge Geii MASS, Company "E," 54th New York Vet. Vols., when ordered by bis superior officer, Copt. C. W. CnELiup, 61th New'York Vet. Vols., to fall into the ranks of his Company, did wilfully refuse to obey ?aid order, and held Capt. C. Vf. Cheliuis, eominauding 64th New York Vet. Vols., in open resistance with fixed bayonet. All this at Camp 54th New York Vet. VoIb ., at Orangebr.rg, ?5. C, on or about the 9th ?lay of August, lfcXi?. To which Charges und Specifications tho accused pleaded as follows : To the Specification of Charge. 1st?"Not Guilty." To Charge 1st?"Not Gcilty." To the Specification lut of Charge 2d?"Not Guilty." To the Specification 2d of Charge 2d?"Not Guilty. To the Specification ;td of Charge M?"Not Guilty v" To Charge 2d?"Not Guilty." nmm, The Court, having maturely considered the evidence odduced, find the accused, tho said Private GeorueGeii _ans, Company "E," 54th New York Vet. Vols., as follows : Of the Specification of Charge lBt? "Guilty." Of Charge 1st?"Guilty." Of the Specification lBt of Charge 2d?"Guilty." Of the Specification 2d of Charge 2d?"Guilty." Of the Specification .'id of Charge 2d?"Guilty." Of the Charge 2d?"Guilty-." SENTTENCE. Aud the Court ?loes, therefore, sentence him, Private Geohoe Germans, Company "E," 54th New York Vet. Vols., " To bo confined at hard labor for the period of two years, at such place as the Commanding C' enera] may direct, and to forfeit to the United States all pay now due him and to become due him duriug his confine ment." 0. Private Moseb Mike, Company "B," 33d U. H. C. X. cn.ir.GE. " Violation of the 9th Article nf War." Specification : rn this, that he, Moses Mire, Trivato Company "U," 3?d U. S. C. T., did, while on the march from Savannah, Ga., to AaglUta, Ga., on or about the 14th day of June, 18G5, when ordered by his superior officer, Lieut. F. 8. ?OODBXCH, Acting Adjutant, 33d U. H. C. T., to move forward and join hia Company, did say : "I will be God damn??I if I will do it for you or my other white son of a bitvli," or words to that eiltet, at tiit same time elevating Ins musket with fixed bayonet, did ittcrript to bayonet eaid Lieut. Goonmcii, which he defeated He then rn.u back several?yards, cocked his musket, and was ,u the 8*6t of taking aim at Haid Liout. F. C. t.ooluiK.'M, when he was arrested by 1st Sergeant Robert Bous, Company --H," 33d U. ?S. C. T., when he said : "Let mo idonc. by God, I will shoot him, if it takes mo t?.'ii "'ear."," or words to that effect. All thie on the maicli between Savannah, Ga., and Augusta, Ga., on or about the I4tb day of Juno, 1868. To which Charge and Specification the accused plead ed us follows : To the Specification of the Charge?"Not Guilty." To the Charge?"NoT Guilty." FIN-I?O?. The Court, having maturely considered the evidence adduced, find the arcuaetl, the said Private Moses Mike Company "B," 33d U. 9. C. T., as foUotrs: Of the Specification of the Charge?"Guilty." Of the Charge?"Guilty." sentence. i Aud the Court does, therefore, sentence him, the salt Private Moses Mm?, Company * _," 33d TJ. 8. C. T. "to be dishonorably discharged the service of tho Unite? States, and to be confined at hard labor for the period o three years, at such placo as tho Commanding Genera may direct, and to forfeit to the United States all pa; due him, and to IHcome due him, during his confine meut." II. The proceedings, findingB and sentences in lb foregoing cases of Private Geokoe Gbrmann, Compan; "E," 64th New York Vet. Vols., and Priyate Mosei Mike, Company _," 38d U. S. C. T., aro approved. Th? wntenccs will be carried into execution. The Pcnitec tiary, Albany, New York, ia designated as the place c confinement. . The prisoners will " be forwarded to tho Provos Marshal General of the Lepar tin? nl with a copy of tin order. , -, By command of Brevet Brig.-Gen. W. T. Bennett. GEORGE W. HOOKEll, "?ctober21 3 Assistant Adjutant-General. DowipfTown Book-Store MEMORAN3D?M BOOKS, LETTER PRESSES, DAY BOOfiU NOTE, LETTER, . OAI JOURNAL? LEDOEnS, BILL, LEGAL, RECOUJ CASH BOOKS, AND ENVELOPE PJ IlECORD BOOKS, PER. I?ECKIPT-lBOOKH? .. NOTE, LETTER AND OI COPYING'BOOKS. ""* ., FICIAL ENVELOPES. - - -..-1 -c With a cojApJet? assortment of Quill, Steel arid: Gold Pens, PENCIL CASES, PEN-HOLDERS, AUD EVERY VAltlETY OF OFFICE AND SCHOOL STATIONERY. ENGLISH POCKET KNIVES, POCKET WALLET AND LETTER-CASES. CASH AND DEED DOA'ES, BANKERS' CASES. gCIIOOL 1KHIKH IN GREAT VARIETY, SCHOOL AND LOO SLATES, By tUo Case, Dozen or Singlo One. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS IN GREAT VARIETY. ENGLISH TOY BOOKS. The ab/wo, with many Articles In my line, aro offoroi at low rates, Wholesale and '.?tall, by . , S. G. CHURTENAY, October 16 No. 0 Broad-street. 'Keeps constantlv on ban- a tall assort? . meut of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Glues, CONCENTRATED LYE AND. POTA8?:, WINDOW GLASS, OIL LAMPS, Ac, At TUo. 390 KINO-MTREET, Bccopd door below Liberty-street. September 28 thstuSmo** * THE STONE, ROSSTON & MURRAY CIRCUS COMBINATION "WILL EXHIBIT AT CHARLESTON, ON THE CITADEL REEISr, ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCKfO ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. A BR1LLLVNT GALAXY OP EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNASTIC CELEBRITIES! PROFESSOR HUTCHINSON'S PERFORMING DOGS! TRAINED HORSES! DANCING AND TRICK PONIES! Den Stone's Comic Mules! Consolidated in ONE EXHIBITION for ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION for tho Season of 1865. C3-_tA-_T3_ ?. FREE EXHIBITION OF TUB Gymnastic Miracle or ?RONAUTIC-OSCILLATION! FLYING IN THE AIR! By tlio intrepid PancrntUt, SIGN0R FERDINAND, The " Wonder of the We.rld.'1 Tnis o.ttranr.limry grntnitons display of BensAtlonal Gymnastic Fonts will ulTor.'l lu vers of tlio marvel ous h treat KXTRAV.lrtANTLY SUPERB an?l 1NEKFARLY KE?VliTIFUL. The peerlessGymnast In tuu execution of tlit9 . Electrifying Act Urn ntlnincl tho highest sublimities of his vocation, Mxl.il*> UNEXAMPLED DAHIN? and SKILL form a Picturesque Spectacle?the mutt inngulflcent over given t-j the huiuun ??y?? to ?-?juicir.plal?. t_r~MaHsiv?. RTON'B A TlOSSTON designed this remark able Froo Exhibition of .<_iri*Vl Flights for a'OU AND F-ATUCB <>r their Ulterior Enter taintnonts; bottlio erection of tins pillars und platform oceupie.il yi much valnablo time, npd; reepilre?! so great n space, that It was Mana very inconvenient nnel quito impossibles to fclvo it to'their pntron.i without o long interruption of llu*. brilliant ?renle Perform ance.?, anil notwithstanding the enormous expenso at teudlng tho production of this G ymnastic Marvol, llenura. StOxb ?te Hosston pri'ler to present it ns n FKEH (MTKIUNO, rallier Hunt the Public should bo ?loprivo'l of witnessing tho most gisrniilie-anilnbsolnt&ly ittrUlnR dernoiistrntloi's of physical vigor ond agility ovor displayed by man. -. ?_~ Tho exciting nature of those prodielous nnel linvel Flights nbiorlicel the attention ,-?n?l mimaed tho Inlirililt-mt.'i of the firlnclp.il ?ltl<?.s <>f K?iro|M?, MM tho ' Trost of that country ttiomeil with 1 nuclei tnry oolo glums of tho unoqualcd feats accomplished hy SIg. F. This splendid ?RATb?TOU8 T?XHIIHTION will bo givun mlj.iceiit ti' tho STONE & ROSSTON CIRCUS PAUIL?0N, At On? o'olook, F. M Upon a hugo l'Lilfonn placed on elevated pillars, en . nbliii!; every spectator to obtain n completo view of this liiump?i of m<i'U*rn gymnastics. Tho Publlo can Rain only a very fuint Men from tho varions Pictorial Bcouos of ihi-i stupendous display of Its lmmcuso at tractiveness and hazardous nature. It Is tho culmi nating glory ?if Pancratto Art. anil -rnB grandest sue cesa of progressive ta?e-.nt known in history, yielding a ' distinction aiih-trillnsta to no ??vont Veco'rJed In tho annals of Popular Amusements. BP-CIAL NOTICE.?Lndlos and persons naturally netrvoiM and timid, entertaining fears of ncoident to tho fearless Pancmtlst, ar?i respectfully Informed, tliatlncMoSIO. FEP.DlNAND should fnll from his giddy ominciico, nove) arrangements aro nisde by tho uso of India-rubber mattresses nnel Springs in tho plat form to savo him 'from'verlaust Injury. Hat h? gene rally succeeds, with n pnllshcd grace, and Itutrour skill that Ignores all peril. In achieving results undeniably amntlng, causing tho fascinated populace to applaud with enthuslMtio frenzy rtn?l colossal ?bouts of ad miration, so intensely captivating mo tho singular and majestic porfpl_ftt?ces of The Champion of Athletes, /KB- Doora open at 3 and 7 P. M. Pcrformancei commenoe at, half-paest 2 and 7J P. M. * - > :, ' >' ' ADMISSION. ', .'' ' ' ' :. Fix?t class seata.. ,.,.*M.0i Second class seats...... 0.7i October 19 . ? Tivoli Garden. FREE LUNCH AND MUSIC EVERY EVENING, October 2 FREE COLLATION SERVE!? EVERY EVEXINti AT MERCHANTS KXflllMiB 1MB, Corner Ring ami Society-Streets. Augnst 20 GIVE US A CALL. M0TTS? SAMPLE ROOMS. Ales, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c. NO. 8 BROAD-STREET. CHARLESTON, S. C. ??- FREE LUNCn from 11 till 1 o'clock every dajr.'QH I'ROrRIETORS: JOHN MOTT.Vf. V. MOTT. October 10 lmo "LIVE OAK CLUB HOUSE," No. 30. GEOEGE-STREET. Free bunch at 11 A. 31. and 9 I?. 31.. Evopy Day. Dinners and Happen to Order, IN THE LIVE OAK STYLE. ALSO, Lodging loi' Gentlemen. October 19 lmo 58.RESTAURANT.58 L. F. GOODWIN KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND Choice Ales, Wines, Liquors and Segars, At No. 58 "\Vcntworth-Btrcct CHARLESTON. S. C. AS~ET.EE LUNCH every day from 11 to 1 o'clcek.-a*?.. Soptembcr 2-2 lino "CALL ON US! OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS! LUNCH, MORNING AND EVEMS?. LAGER BEER, ALE AND THE FINEST LIQUORS always on hand. * CORNER BROAD AND CHURCH-STREETS. \V. A. Ilurii.V". Sli.i ltiimi:i.'C October 12 MERCHANTS9 HOTEL^ CORNER KING AND SOCIETY-STS. THE ABOVE HOTEL HAS BEEN COMPLETEL?! renovated and refurnished, and 1b now open for the pa tronage of the public, under an entirely new manage ment. A BAR, fitted up with the latest and moat modern im provements, is attached to the House, wherom.-ty always be lound LIQUORS of the nioRt superior quality in tho City. LIQUOR cou be obtained at the table, and will also be furnished in the rooms at all hours and nil days of the week, if desired. Mr. H. H. PARSONS, formerly connected with tho? Tavilion Hotel, is attached to the Hotel, and would bo gratified to meet any of his old friends. LOSING & BEXXETT, Proprietor?. Angust?* Urno GILMOR HOUSE, MONUMENT SQUARE, Baltimore, Mel. THIS FIUST CLASS HOTEL HAS BEEN NEWLY furnished throughout, and is now open for the re ception of guests. KIRKLAND k C?D. Octobor 4 lmo . METROPOLIT AN HOTEL LATE BROWN'S, WASHINGTON, D. 0. THIS LEADING HOTEL, ItENOVATED AND RE FURNISHED, is now iu perfect order for the re eptlon and accommodation of its old patrons. September 30 3mo WILLIAM M. PELOT, BROKER, AUCTIONEER i AND GENERAL CO-DIISSION MERCHANT, For ?lie Present, 51 Bet?.ufuin-st litt, First. House "West fi-oiii Corner of Comlng-st. WILL PURCHASE OR SELL PLANTATIONS, FARMS, HOUSES AND LOTS. GOLD AND SIL VER, STOCKS AND BONDS, HORSES AND VEHICLES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE RIES, or "any other commodity. Out-door nales and consignments solicited. Hoai'Cff Rented at shortcut notice. 11KII 1IKNCKH : Hon.\*i-iam Alken, Men-srs. Willis _ Chnolm, An thony J. Salinas, Esq., Charleston, 8. C. B. T. Rodgers, Esq., Frederick A. Ford, Esq., J. G. SI? .'dnian, Alken, S. C MrBsrs. Atkinson k Sheciit, J. Almo Pelot, Esq., Ben jamin 8. Pclbt,.Esq., V. C. Barber _ Son, Augusta, t?a. Siberia Ott, Esq., Merchant, New York. October 19_1i,i2'^_ prT? s P ? c T Tj? OF THE WEEKLY RECORD. THE SUnSCRIBERS WILL COMMENCE. IN THil City of Charleston, early in November, i; FAMILY JOURNAL, to bo known an tho AVEEKLY liryOKl?. It will contain einht peges of line papar ?ml. >?cr.c type, and will uuik?', when 'bound, a volume of perma nent valu?. . .* While, containing r.11 the latest religious lnlolligrnco from tho Churches at home and abroad, It wjualso con tain a weekly digest of SO?al, mercantil?-? and political intelligence, as well as general information on Uteri?T, scientific and agricultural subjects, making n jciiirn.il :?c ceptable to the city mid country reader. ? Ministers throughout the South, nctiug as ason?s ana* recciv?ig Huhscriptlous, will bo entitled to a oony. TEUMi?. For one copy for six montlis.$2.<h> For one c?ipy for one year.;. *?00 CLUB RATES. For ton coplea to one addict.**, for six months.{lt.OO For ton copies to ono iiddrf?"?, for one year. :IO.OO All subseriptlons to-.l.-.tc from the first of tin-, moutn in which received. _ ._ ADVERTISING RATES. Ono square.?.**-.).) Bvcry aubacquent insertion.i.1.00' Contracts ina?lo on reasouab?c terms. Hubncrlptions will be roostved at RUSSELL'S and COUKTENAY'S Book Stores, and at the offices ot COU RIER and DAILY NEWS. U. S. BIRD.F..A. MOOD. ??,-A<l<lrr?H "WEEKLY RECORD," Key Bos No. J. October 14 THECAJI1DEN WEEKLY JO.RNAL. THE UNDERSIGNED IK PUBLISHING THE "WEEK LY JOURNAL" hi the Town of Camilon, S. C. and is dcnirouB ojf securing a portion of Ihe Charlenton adver tising patronage. A Business Card would bo inserted at rca?oniiblo rate.?), and conspicuously. Tho Jouusai. lias been oxtonslv?y circu?ale?! Uiroiign tho MOU- districts of Kershaw, Lancaster, Somier, Fairflald and Rlchland, for many years, and is well known to tho nie-rcantilo commu?ity of <;Uarlofi(ofi. * , , _ Terms for inserting a Curd of ten llne.ior lfcsn, for thr?o months, $0; six monthM, S10. In cases 'whore wu ore favored with large ninglc or OOQ. ble column advartlnoment-*. a liberal deduction will bo made from our reaula?y a?lvertlscd raton. J. T. lUSRSI'MAN. Proprietor "Journal." C.Ui.don, B. C. October o ... 10