University of South Carolina Libraries
: _ .- J : r . ; . . . . ' ?'<?.?< . C. R. CATHCART. r.m^on. CATHCART, 3fc3?W^s & M?ST<>K' No! IS J?AYXE-STKF?/r. TEllMs-CVSK wl ,.".p .S?O.CK? .-.v-LV-SIX MONTHS.'"'W JAILY- THRaE MONTHS. ?S- Stogl^Oopies FIVE CENTS. $5- Vews Dealers sappho! at a liberal -?scount, -O ADVERTISING. One Square, Ten Lines, owe insertion, ONE BOL? LAR AND FIFTY CENTS. Each continuation, SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. Lees than a square, FIFTEEN CENTS PEP. LINE for arst insertion ; HALF PRICE for each continuattf-u. The following arc tho Ager.ts for this paper: JOSEPH H. SEARS, " New Sonto," Hilton "Scad. H. L. DARB, Samter, S. C. THAD. C. ANDREWS, Orange* urg, S. C. J. T. HERSHMAN, - Journal office," Camden, S. C. J. M. BROWN, " Southerner office," Darlington, S. C. M. M. QUINN k BRO., Augusta, Ga. J. H. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga. ISAAC DAYEGA, Agent in New York. Mr. AUG. BRENTANO.NO. 70S Broadway, New York, baa always the latest dates of thc DACY NEWS, as be does of aU the other principal journals of tbc country INI ews Snmmary. A Northern paper gives the foRowng notice of two of *he most enterprising cotton manufacturera iu New Eng? land : "Wc notieod on Monday thc prarcbasr of thc Ports month Cotton Factory by ex-Gov. G.UWNim. A short time since he alr.o purchased the colton liictory at IJul . ?oweU, Me., aUo-.ving a couple o? young mon acquainted wiili the business to como in for one-third of it, but he found aU the money for the tartory, and when cotton could be had lor iorty cents a ?>ound he purchased a year's stock. That must, therefore, bc one of thc most profitable miUs now running. There arc two men In New England, both still young, who promise to bethe leading manufacturers of the United States-ex-Gov. SPRAOCE, of Rhode Island, and ex-Gov. GiRussn, of Mass. Gov. STOAG?E was brought np to the business, took it from his father, and he is now ahead; hut he bas talen the unfortunate disease, called politics, which may Kang to him to his injury for a long time, while Gov. GA?DXEB.1B entirely through aud perfectly cured of it, while the prime and maturity of life remain, and has as bright a business future as any mar: :n the Common? wealth." The Richmond Tima says that "m.vcr .-.'nee tho world began did agriculture oiler such rich rewards to labor cs the agriculture of the eotton and tobacco states ol the South dow ut this time. At the present price of cotton, every man, bc he gentleman or laborer, white ur bl.v-k, by throwing cit' Iiis coat, rolling op his steeves and going into the fields, can make a salary of at least twenty-five, hundred dollars in tho year. At th-: present prices of tobacco, every mau and boy. H ho is willing to wort, can go into tho fields and carn hythe sweat ci his brow from twelve to eighteen hundred dollars a year. Never was sucha state of things known in thia South? ern country of ours before. Never was agriculture sc promising, or its rewards so certain and so munificent as at present" The perfection to which countcrfeitiug has been car? ried of late is such as should Induce every man purchas? ing Government securities to obtain them of men el character alone, and to record where they trr.t thean with care. Thc imitation ol' some of thc $M and $100 evi? dences of debt ia so perfect that even esperta sud the authorities were deceived at first, end. after the minut? est scrutiny, could only discover a few wrong linen aboul thc shirt couti- of the portrait of Mr. CUASI: and th* shading lines drawn in a slightly different way across a small part of the face. This liability to fraude and for? geries U one 01 thc wost .serious drawbacks to the uso '.'of paper, and render? i; uiirablc for ap to ?get 1 eek ai least to thc optional use of coin.' But, in thc mer.! time, tho paper must In s^iewav hy-aa nrn'nrtmi -*T-.:" iA.stu.at.UJiJ upyr^^*T^0^-'"1*."0"15*-'^'-'11''' . n'-' registered bends, on this account, aa well for safety in case of robbery, arc getting to be mach preen ed, and spine of.our endojred institutions aro getting their bouttrf changea frau coupons tb registered, lrivate capitalists would do wei! to att?u-1 to thc same lh;:^r. Then, In i-asc of fire or less In any way, ?hey aro pro? tected. The James Steam Cotton MRI, of Newburyport, has dcclarcd thc following dividends during thc past lour years : 18(11!. 20 per cent. ; ISM, tit> per cent. ; 1*04, 35 per cont;; 186ft, 30 por cent. 1 his last includes a scmi-imnual dlv.dcnd of 23 per cent, declared yesterday,'and payable 30th instant, sud gives a total of -JIM per cent, tor lour years; making an average ci ll ; per cent, per annum. Ita earnings for the past six months have been over 50 pe? cent,, hut thc fluctuations In thc merket lead to cautious operations, and they reservo lull half their earnings. Thin mill, with a capital of $259,000, in Ike past four years has paid the stockholders $412,"51X>, U:?.d is to-day worth onongh moro than it was then to make its earnings a half million dollars. Tl|e noted y saht Ifaqdcrer, told by the Government several months'since to* parties in Rockland, Mc, is now on the marine railway there, being rebuilt throughout; The purchaser} of tho VCBSCI, on opening her, found her rotten, and she is to be entirel y refrained and rescaled ; only thc original outside plank and a few timbers will remain in ber. The parties paid Government 'SGtiUO for her, and those who have examined her say it will cost $TO00 to repair her. She wiB cost her purchasers more than a new vessel of tho- same tonnage, but they will gave her beaut Ifu 1 model. Other mines than gold aro coming bato notice in Cali? fornia. A Sar, Francisco paper says thc copper interest of California ? rapidly gaming in importance, and soon its production w?l surpass that of quicksilver. The mines arc rich and numerous, and thc lodes, so lor as exiniiucd, wide and permanent. Not less than ?ttcou counties, reaching from Sun Diego to Del Norte, have large and wolJ-kuowu lo-ic* o? copper ore, < weeding u-ti per cent, in richness. Unfortunately, freight is so high that only those mines nearest thc market ha\c yet been profitable. Eight thousand six hundred und fifty bale- <.: eottoi havo been shipped from Charlotte, No-.-th Carolina, t< Haleigh, from ttie beginning of Mij the end 0: Sept lu tar Epincopal Convention at Pillf-burg. en tho lSt? inst., of mc icw Blocs-.' of VVt^-rn r-nnsylvanut. I;. \ J. 3. ii sar SOT, D. IX, President o; I'rte <.?.'.:.. ?, i, BtcUcut, and formerly of St. Jutaca* Cu'lvgc. Maryland arid Rev. J. ~3. HTTKUSOTOS, Rector of Euuuiie! Church Boato.i, were ?uiainstod for D;s!icvi cf th? new Dio - -r Thc clccwOS reaulfod In tho ahelee ot Dr. K'^en-.n-r, T? clerical rotc wss, Ur. EKHTJ ??.-?T-WW.1. JICN: u.-<;ro> 9. The lay ?c'.cfi'.t. H voled tu concur hi tho election Meting 19 vetes Tor, and H ?,;2:.::st, and ono itivhVil. Five 0! thc Seven Congressional Districts of NnrCa Car. nllnackxt ito following gcatlcrnon la Co:ig:-c---s: Second District? C. C.jCSJUtM; Third District, U.FCUUBU; Fourth District, JOCXAH Toussa; Fifth District, Lirwis HAINKS, Sixth District, 8. il. WALXUP. M-issra. FX'LLKlt and Tamma were la the Comcic.-cto Congress, and Menin*. WA?KO? ?.od CSARZS new o??.:er?". L-irgo quantities ol colton ere being s .nt to Kew YorV. and New Xngtend fr :m tho Valley of thc Mississippi;by tho western rentes. Tho Albany Ar;;!.?, ol Monday, \3th inst., suys ; "Ciir shipp rs aro almost daily hi UM t,eccipi cf .cotton to bo forwarded to New York or Bos? ton. The-priccipal ahippisg j.-)irt8 ar-; ClncianaU und Rt. Lcni?. ind it is forwarded to this city both by Ui:e and raiiroa-i. Tho dock from Cc-huubia-str?et to tlc Central Ralu^a Elevator wa? tho other cay strewn with bales cf cotton awuittng transportatlcn. It' is coming forward m muohia^^.;^ lhsn etatr/ pre?on? ?mc.eithcr?c?orcgr?m<e??e releLlcr." ' Klirrt tniS?cntrnC? mun bfCtiOrtKttaJO I.'LC ?<L!-..r oj :ha i)cUv News- -Vl>- T Lciyne-stre^, G*?ar7?>? .. u, Tjv MMoVr??Sc 'o rrrttm r.?-- . ? ?imtttfc?O?! ? wai. AdurtiKTne*Jsouiiiiie Cf ?fie vii J ...::<: : os " CHARLESTON. THURSDAY MORNING, NOTEiTBER 23. IKS. TII?:?.E ARE few facts .apparently more sip. gular than that there nhouM now he doubt and controversy as to tho effects of ?mancipa? tion, so far, upon tho habita and oharacier of negroes at thc South. The opportunities of observation arc abundant, the motives lo in? vestigation are strong, and tho opportunity for difference seems scarcely to exist. But it docs; and while some contend that the negro is more indolent, improvident, and even vicious, than he ever has been, there are many who contend that he is singularly prudent and proper, and except for the perversities of white people, he would be in the very best possible condition. Upon thi9 subject it ia omment?^ im? portant that we should know the very fact*, I to act upon them, and what is, thcrcforo, the j conduct of the negro, that we may determine what is that treatment which may bc just and proper; and with our opportunities of obser? vation, with ibo whole* country open to inves? tigation, willi every facility ibr intercourse, j with newspapers in activo -operation, and j military posts at every important point tit the : South in constant communication with each . other, we ought to know the fact?, and it were a shame, if not a madness, not io do so. And ii the fate of this country come-as it well may come-from ignorance or misconception ?pf tho subject, the verdict of ages must be, that we deserve it. Tho uegro is not industrious; sonic are, thc majority arc not, and few are capable o? continuons voluntary labor. They are not or? derly. Some are; and a? a race they are not fera nature-perhaps no rac? "as ever so susceptible of external authority, but they art not capable of self-govermacni. I hey are not provident, not enlightened. They may be? come so-it were unnecessary to argue thal point-but they arc not so now; and such be? ing their present characteristics, their act since, emancipation Jiavc been. :n accordance with them. Mea may say what they please believe what they please, and meet the mit of their belief, but thc negro of these Southeri: State? is a negro-a poor, unformed-measur? ably honest-and impressible creature, anc human purpose or preconscviption, at present can make him nothing else, j He has not been induirions-few have dom ; half the work they did before thc ivar. H< ' I has not been prudent and orderly. Of plan , j tatioii- stocked and provisioned at the close o I winter, left in their nando, not ono has beer well cultivated, and upon few havo-they growi i enough to feed them for a year. He has np ' I . .1 ') 'L il -' M i JIM!" .----'-j.:. TTC' fur'htnisclf. He has not so" acted a-; to indue/ white mon to tinko enterprises on voluntar} iabor, and so, therefore, as to secure employ, ment. _ Ho is moro vicious; more property hat been plundered by him in the current yeai than in tho current century before: and mon negroes have taken the blood of white mot: than had .stricken white men 'ince the rs?ce> came together. lt is not our purpose lo argtic that thenegn j is in fault If tremed moro considerately, hi . would not have boen mere tractable: er more .instructed iu limes past, he would not bc bet ? fer tilted for association now. The fact is now . the mutter of importance. It is upon that wc ; have lo act, that exist, no matter hvw perfect j ly we may show the reason for it: upoH propel estimation ofthat depends tho interests of the North, the civilization of the South, and thc existence of the negro race. Rightly treated these may be preserved. The negro is ye! the pillar of a most imposing structure; treat ed as he is, that structure may be sustained treated as he is not, that structure falls, anc all dependent interests must participate in tlx common ruin. Such, therefore, as we have stated them, an the facts of his experience. So far, they maj not be without excuse, or without the possi bility of amendment. The negro, in consis i tente with these fact-, may become a valuabh ' I member of society. We only say he is nu i ? . ..." 11 that now: his present disposition, inicontrollci j by stronger restraint- titan arc around him ii 'ja state of freedom, ari' scarcely consisten j with society at all: mid to that present fae , wc testify-to thc extent, ?.d' <??>r credibility . .that fact, nt least, t-hali be un-wv. Whu "j remedios are to bc applied, what. < ur. _ j action taken, it ie not our present purpet-so? fpre-Trtbr Tfirnv;i' ""''iV'f-tr .- fi *rrjn?s?Tr.n, a??d we have thought it imp . i establish that fact, at "east, before CM mg a- controversy upon (Lo coarse of. esl meru. j TitcHK '.in A WAK on foot, it appear-, be? tween Spain and <..'hi!i. Tho Spanish Moot i. endeavoring to establish a bli bulo off Val para?so, and otl^-r port? of that f?r-&j? Pacific coast What is it about? is a?'natural question we meet on every side, and to give our readers some light on this ?uhjeci is wu: present purpose. During the late hosii lilies between Spain and Peru, the ?ra.- vessels i?i the former were (loni-; .! supplies cf coal m Valparaiso, while Peruvian .-hit)? met w:di nc such hindrance. At this, the Spanish Minis? ter, Doa TATUM, took umbrage, ac i demattd and liso matter wea arranged o? terms fa-rcra, ble to the latter power.. . 4 " Bat when news reached tho mother eoun try. thc (.Ul G'aelilian pride war fctung at eueh treatment'frosh ono of her' fonder dependen cier, and thc Cabinet at Madrid at once -.?n nullcd th? action of their Mii?ster, recalled him, and uhpnicbed AdmX-al PARE"/, io Je? mand roared lor the insult received. Oil fcc i"th of September, which, by a strang.: coincident, happens lo bo tho anni? versary of thc independence of Chili, tho Ad? miral appeared cd" Vaapwaiso tn thc frigate Villa de Madrid, and immediately addressed hi? ultimatum to the Chilian- Government. He a?led: 1. Thc punishment of the authors of tho insult perpetrated jtpon the house of the Spanish Legation; 2. The suppression of i a journal-the San Marti*---because of its hos? tility to Spahi; S. That a salute of twenty-one guns he Sred in honor of the Spanish Lega? tion. Ho gave the Chilians four days to con? sider these demand?; should their answer not Le .-atlsfactory, he should have to resort to foree: and should bold thc fiovcrnment of Valparaiso responsible for the consequences. On September 21, Signor ALVARO COV.\R nuEUE, Minister of Foreign Affairs for Chili, replied, by a peremptory refusal to the de? mands of the Admiral, and protested against I his threats and summary process. The Ad f mi ral again replies on the22d, reiterating his I ultimatum, and CGVARUUBIA* returned the ? '.nae reply as before, at thc same time giving (copies o? his correspondence with tho Adiui ?ral t> nil the Consuls resilient in thc city ! Th? latter addressed :: joint remonstrance t<: I PAREJA, which, however, not eliciting a salis ! factory reply, the foreign Ministers drew nj ! a formal protest, September 2-''. Thc Admiral replied by a circular, an aouncitfg the blockade of the coast of Chili allowing ten days only fur foreign vessels t( * i leave tho Chilian ports. The two Houses o; . : Congres, on the oilier hand, immediately dc ; ! dared war with Spain, and authorized a loar J of 100,000,000, T?te foreign Consul? hart , ?asked the Admira! to designate the port! which ho proposes to close by tm effectua' blockade-inasmuch as he could not pr?tent to blockade the whole Chilian coast with hi: little squadron, aud that thc Kuglish could no respect a blockade unless it was made effec tua?. And, in fact,^they h.-tvc already in Structod their vessels of war to carry tho mai j j to Valparaiso. The Spanish squadron con , j si ?ts of six vessels: h is reported that one o: them, tho Berengttcla. has interdicted ni American vessel of war from going into Co quimbo. Tho people of Chili arc full of enthusiasm but this will hardly lust. It is certain, ai least by our information, that Spain is aggrieved yet the insult should hardly bc deemed o such a character thai nothing but blood cai wash it out, and we hope that by our nest ad vices from South America we shall bear o an amicable adjustment of these difficulties. --- ?-maatEo. Oh th'; 10th hu*., bj'tho Kev. W. C. T?MS.%, Mr. E ,1 NORRIS, of Charleston, S. C., to Mfa? JANNIE A., eldee ihnrdrtcro? thc ?ato Jotters STUXIX, Esq., <u Drooiitai N. Y. 11 1 ' ? i"i II i i-inn i i tm mm mm .III OBITUARY. DIED, at I.?4 r?sidence, in thin city, na tjie lsd: o? \n ven-.ber, 1.".-. JOHN DALL VVAEINO, \:t thctftli vearc his 3'-..'. * w Ev^r Lord, how'couht wc yield Lim n;i lo nny out bat Thee. A tribut? ol affection to thc memory of ADOLl'IIUi w. LA. IISTK, v b., died in Kuamiaburg. Ootulier jj.l alter-short nr.: il.r.eis, ia Hie ~i>ia rear o? bi ?;*<-. Thus ha* been Mt a devoted wife, three futliorlt? children: ag-siparents mnaro a dutiful ton, sister*i fond brother-tliei; irreparable loss. "And 7 heard s volca Irwin heaven laying unfit mc Write. bte**od ara the d?kd whi.-h Ole in the Lord fruin henceforth. Yea, KI:::!: inn spirit, that they may rcs from,their labora; au.! their works da follow Iheiii"." Sot lost, Vat geno before, To'tiiit bricht? world above. All iik.u--.-r*: pj.<:, ?ii trials o'er, Io that land where aU is love. Ar.i": fhall we mourn that tho:; art gone Tu;s early toa state of bbs.:* No, no; we weep that wc are left alone To linger in a world like this. * I) R I V A T E HOARDING.-PRIVATI ooardingcan bc obtainer: low at So, 13 doming street, near Wentworth. luth?3* November ?2 I>K1A ATK BOARD.-W ANTED. TWC FURNISHED RED ROOMS, with thc use O? U? ? parlor, fora family cf four persons, in a privat? lainilv ; where there are uv other boarders, (iwd board will bi paid. Address D. H., th:; oflh ... 1 November tl 4? JlOARDBt'G.-TWO GENTLEMEN THAI > would leora together, can ct'tain Hoard in a pr: : I vate family, by applying ? So. 7 Morris-street, n?a: ! Kin?. 0* November 20 1>UIVATE HOARDING.-A PEW G EN TLE.MEN can beaccr>iufiioilat<s1 at die C?11NEI J OF KIN? AND TRAI'D-STREETS ; al?, r. pleasan ? I ROOM, suitable ter man ar.il wife. DAV BOARDER! j talton. October ?<? i ; T)ROPOS*LS WILL BK RECEIVED FOil L du sal? of the V. 8. serer togs ARETHUSA aw i : LABt'KNllM. until thc ::ist day ..>;. Decendicr, is-;.">. Thc AKETHUS \ was built lfkH, and . . s; S?sOO? I {tongi hil? feel, beam 2.7 feet, depth of hold !? tnt: . . dr;..'t loaded s-H ;.::. i ?". forward, engine 1 - ' Levy. I'htlad-jphia. upright and dir. I ter .tf i-yiio-i-r :M :n Les, 1. ' : Cue pnwcriu! ?c<?s-l. ; i LARL-HNUl1! ls ji- . . .. . --, . .. ' and cost fSOJ'--' t V. KIA Sgl"r] :.n . - ,-: ..? .it Vlw .- - ? LTJ ..- .'hvutCharchrariaTi " ' "? :: - * ' .-. . ' . xtsUKi-Ehicen Huadrw ' " ...jr - more, c valuable DLAN ' ' .? '? h ludo 11?VBT, twelve t.:ilcs from d:i ; ta? Plantation ia a conifwrtabls Dwc-Ilini -; .. -..:i?.-?tu ontbuildiniM in good order j -.i.r.i .-. gi?d Tar .. ( lorn Mill. CotKHl dlr, l y h?r- ;-meei . j an.-t foot ein?. Iii :*<?'.!: ::iij mid <i-0 nen? are nieanid ,snu product geo?! Provision crops, and grow wei: SK i ! I<-->ii'i Cotttt. J'lie balance, oflSuO orli?ti acres, is wei I 'AOO-ICII. fie -A^.-n : tba piantati.ui IK rxceUeut, am ? i '.}''''?Z" wf^ ,: r'- ^s:!- ' y l-nd or water, from tai . .-ny. raws' Si aise a Bries Tard un ?he p",.. awl , ' I large quanta? of woodlacd, t'.-.::n which wood uuy bi ? ; cntprofllaby u-v tb? ?mriistim marke:. i Pi?r tormsann nirvhar |?rti?nJare. icua?re o: ,\?(?S~. : , r.r.E;.VsTEH A . 1-EAT-. Altorney* at i^w, No. 62 Ha . ? . ^ b'EOltOB WHITE, ; N?vo?!??2a ijjgtoa ijlVOVAL HAVANA ?.<?; ?ICM V.-PJU7.1SS ': ! .7 .t''}':'- MwiaoUoti ramisbed. Highest . uti.-. i*,d fa-doubloons ami all kinds of guiri ami mh-er. c . . TAvLt)lt d O".. Bankers , . q>t?ub?28 3iaos No. 16 Wall-HL. New Vork. A ?).;Y: A?EI?TS WANTED Ttl tl.. ?^w,a ""T: *?d rTBdcrfn I SEWINC MACHINE, . ,J-'^drcas SHAW ft CLARE* , i-J(. ,-Joru, Lain. amos ' Scpt-.aobcr 33 i .' ?.NTEU.-A . ?SRSA5- MA r. "li ; iarai ;.. None need ar-uiy unless well recomraended. I Apaly al thin cffiCP, I* November *? WANTED; BY A. YOUNG MAS WHO ISAS bm* oxncri?ncft ns Bookkeeper ana Cleric, a -?tua- j Bo?. A'tOrees DAVIS, at this Ofllcc. S?reutb-u-SB . s* Vi/AXTED.-A SMART. ACTIVE YOUNG V MAK, or gc^l address, to travel Good wages I v.-.C stonily ampioreiFr.L 1 lily dollars mast ho fur j :i'?-.?<..il as ecsnrfty. Address MORGAN, .it tbi" ofuce. t November 2'1 I* , \\7ANTED TO PURCHASE, A STORE IN j VV Kiag-t.irect, l?etwe*a liroad arni ttdhgUB, of . irhi. ?i j tn malia to possession can bo obtained. Applv to j LEE k DUFF?S, No. SK.VcadnoKana?, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants. 2 November 32 i "ITTANTED. A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK .j TV anal wash. Good wages,-ivou. Apply at No. ttl I Mc-cting-rorot-t, oppotim Kayne. ? November 21 3 I A GENTLEMAN OP SOME EXPERIENCE x\_ a? a Teacher will give private leseons iii LATIN, I FRENCH, SPANISH and MATHEMATICS. For terms, iee., apply at the Book-store o/ Mr. John Bussell, No. 28.-> King-street October 17 -|TTANTED TO RENT. A MODERATE VV SIZED RESIDENCE- in a respectable portion ol the city-having all modern improvements. Address C. K., "News Office. November 20 O REST.-A FURNISHED ROOM. AP? PLY at No. 21 Society-street. 1* November 23 TO RENT_THAT COMMODIOUS RESI? DENCE, No. il Anson street, opposite Lauren; street, containing nine square Rooms, two Bascmcnts extenslvc accommodations-Cistern, largo yard am . Ganlcu-all in good on! or. Gas throughout. For terms apply to WM. H. DAWSON, No. Cl Broad street Novembcr-23 _ HOUSE, ?fcc., IN KING-STREET. -Tt RENT the HOUSE No. 198 King-street, contain iug nvc Rooms. ALSO, K large BACK STOKE in thc rear, and five Room above the same. Apply at EAST POINT MILL. Wbarl - street 3" Novembor 28 TO RENT. THE LARGE THREE STOR1 WOODEN HOG E, with brick basement, situate ' j at northwest corner nf Smith und Montague street! : Extrusive servants' quarters, carriage house, kc. On ot the largest Lots and most pleasant locations in tb : citv. Apply to GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO., November -JU :l* Nos. 1 and 3 Hayne..street rpo RKXT. A FIXE 1..VRCE. AVBLL-SKT L TI.KH SKA ISLAND PLANTATION tn St. Jam? j Sunt?:?- Parish, iMuraJnlni! 10??' acre?, in a perfectly bea ! thy location. Tbl? Plantation lias iou acre s cleared, pr . dticing the finest Se* Island Cotton. The balance eon! I lie easily cleared and prepared for cultivation. Upon ' j is a Dwelling House ind outbuildings in iiond urde ! with a tide Rice Mill. Th- undersigned has al?o sever tracts of Land adjoining the above, which might be pr . fttably employed in the Turpentine business, which ca be rented with the above Plantation if desired. , Tor tenus, which will be Utieral. and further partie Uirt-. inouir? of Messrs. BREWSTER k SFRATT, Atto > nevsat Law, No. 82 Hase].sf., charleston. r November 23 thstnri B. P. COLBUBN. mt) KENT. TWO DESIRABLE BRIC! X RESIDENCES, Nos. 311 Mid 313 Eas*. Bay. nus 1 Calhoun-strei t For particulars apply st llOCallioui street, near st. Philip. tuthT* November 21 17U1R It EXT. THE TOREE STORY BRICI ; DWELLING, with extensive outbuildings, tc, 1 ? Southeast ??-.rn',r of Bull pud PIM streets. Apply I 1 ROBERTSON, UL.U. KLOCK .v, CO. I vtniNK ; 1 tutus s rpo RENT, THAT COMMODIOUS STORE JL No. 73 Eist Buy. having large and extensive bat: t ft->r< s, opening on Berton's Alley, with a dray entra:? on both Eist Bay and Bedon's Alley. Apply to CLU - FORD ti MATHE WES, No. :JH; Broad-street November 18 studs TO RENT.-THE RESIDENCE Xo. ? MEETING STREET. The House has S Room . good Outbuildings nnd Stables. Apply to JAS. COI " NEK. N->. 17 Broad street. 0 November 22 f--. rpO RENT-THAT COMMODIOUS THREE 1 X STOHV DWELLING HOUSE, No. ll Lejaro stree Apply to JAMES lt. PRINGLE, Yanderhorst Wharf. November 22 TO RENT.-TWO ROOMS IN A PRIVAT family, with the use <>f the kitchen. Apply at November 22 2 No. 218 C'CMING-STREET. > rpo RENT. A SPLENDID DWELLING A . X llRinpstoad Mall-a delightful Residence. Rei ' moderate. Apply at No. lil .Meeting-street, opposi f Hayne. -'1 Novembor 21 i fpo RENT-POUR ROOMS IN A It F SIN ES X portion of King-street, suitable for oiTJeM or sleej . ing rooms, or Daguerreati Gallery. Apply at No. 2 r King-street, in the Store. ?* hoverobci 21 rpO RENT, THAT LARGE POUR STOR X HOUSE. No. 119 Meeting-street, situated tatwee November 20 niwD* ' XfOR RENT, A DESIRABLE KESIDENC'i i in the Western part o? ibo City, containing tc . square rooms, pani ry, two dn ssi.-.g rooms, and bathia room; private stair*, an.-; ga* tbron^boat On thc prei tees are Utrhea, store-room, ?tables, carriage bon? Lot 'large anti well arranged. Apply at Inls ofiin . November 19 . * 4 rpo RENT, TUE DESI RAULE TURBE JL STOKE BRICK DWELL!Nil, Ne. fl F?lng-atr.-e mar SunU |tay. having ten see.-ir-. rooms and vVvaut quarters, villi Ga* throughout: al . Kiteben, stabil I ..".?i; < 'arriase Hoe--. with lirrre yard, t ve got?tl eisti'rn ?sada veli. IV.r-ti-.T..J, cupl;. Ul 'Messrs. MOWRY lt CO., i .'-'o-iiiM r20 DiOifl North Atlantic Wharf. TlRIfir. YARD TO I?. TNT.-TO J?J?NT > R DR ICK VAU? ona well wood- 3 tract of lani with ~ cotuiuodatloti tor lifljr Inborers. T?.e Brick l'ard is Ute Dearest to thu nty. TI?- -.-lay ct a superior quality; thc wood abund&nt, tad within La::' mUe from thu kiln. 'ile ?hove place will t-e ri ute-1, oufavorsblc terms. ?. I?iy to COHEN, HANCKEl. k CO., ' Ni v< r.A-er 22 3 At Union Bank. IRESIDENCES AND STORES TO KENT." i Tte three-st"rv Brick RESIDENCE, No. 220 Es Bay. TL-.- 'Jiree-ston' Besidence, northwest corner Trad ?md Orange streets. The :..rge Re-iJeaco, No. 72 Uastl strebt. Kuitab! for Boarding- House. Sheds Nos. 3 and fl Pinckncy etrcet Suitable fe Wcrksbopa or Storehouses. Knit SALE. That tileasantly-situated HOUSE, with extensive lo ! at northwest corner Lynch ami Hull stree ts. j Apply io THEODORE STONEY, I Novembi r 17 Vanderhorst'a Wharf, j rp.O KENT-THAT DESIKAULE THKEK I J[ s ii nev BRICK DWELLING. So. 67, on the sont bide r.f Xrodrt-stmit, having niue square rooms, Pautr; Dr- t-slu? K<H-m, private stain-ase, three piazzas, grab and gas, extt-mdv? aecomniodaUoiu tor r.< rv an ts, a larj ciztvrn, t.!:? w?'ll >*f gocsPwalcr. AtSO, Ti:r.t cenveniunl Three-sturj SKTC-i; KES1 fENCE, Nv SS. on nt-rlb side oiTraild-strett. havir^i? iglits.--- . :-i?-u:?. Pititry. Pressing Boam eua Attie?-. larc ?cuO -tacit and Carriage Bonse. Aj'plv . Kcal E**tij #r-. rs; Nev.T-AirK ' . rjH#K KP'*.": - ? . ? . ?.:.<. ?.?rr Si!-: . :: .: .elici . .. ... .. . ..ns. ?11 t ? -' 1 ... .. .li";*-, .tiwi, . .Il ulan^'.:cn vd^tisi! ... i-..'.. i**?t, etKiUiuinjf .'.HZ aerou.? ?'?t-.-- ?no. lakes, ?ouukting the Sa-?*. ?iin? 1 ?i t' .i H*.ty bc made available ti. Uie CUs-rissto' .. '--?et au.! ttl"-".-1 -.'t;,-: ".c-T.-ri o? Samiui rvi'ie. Min, u: i iri>mmod?tion for f,o negroes. Distaiit from S. ! ville five tn ?Iee: bi Bacon's. Bi isl-rt, fieail . \ iu>-iry.tii>:i v.: "I Ashley Biver.Ibtn miles. Foi further partlenUrs a; > ply to owner un tte place, t-: klesera. ?ENKiNH . . j BAILEY, Summerville, F. SC?iULT? . i Noveinl er 11 12 - ' lil' "> "I Hi-:tVA!-?i>.-.a?--"?', AN iib *U t?r?AJ ? t?F>j?\f SCARF PIN, set Ut blue i.usmel. A rrvtar ' . oj Twenty.;: Dollars bc paid anU noqueeUnn 'I asked, by leeriugit at the otto* of ItAYBMJSL i: Cu ! ! corr. . Eas-.i l?*y eu ti Yaiiderhonst's Wbarl [i November^ 2 ? ? OLE'S POtt S A L.E.-Pt V E Y-O-USiSKTil a ' -\i l r sale. Apply ai Hl'KIOG'S HTAB.LE8, AlDJ . ,?:iri .!. 2* NiiventH'r 2S :i TTiOK SALE, 1 CllK-sTN?V ?l<s>RS?C. RE ! J? COMMENDED ;.sa goal saddle or drafi ;;ent: ? i.:.:l feted, and well worthy tl-.-.- .-.;te:it;on ot thoaq i * w;.n:. Aiiplytu No.-Uti King-street I?November 22 3* jSdit S?LE,-A VERY PIX KC BAK?l?CH? ? but v.-ry little used. To bc scoo at Wa IMver S*~:.;-:r, So-.'.ely-itreet, near-E?ng. At.SO, Rouse fin? HOUSES, j-?ut arrived Inna tat country. No-.eini.cr 22 m Ti* ! (ttQAA.ir?KTIi: AOEXTfc- WAXTiSXlPOI KP ? * \J entirely nevi articles i uni out AddrftM O. 1 GAREY. City BuUdiro', BiddcfOJ-4 Maine I .September 15 3moe -T <;r.<:i:<;t ri soriA>T . A?JkUw<v>u MEEXLVG .. *Lar?it; this Seck-tv will be held 7'?i.-: ?ay, at the Britt. Con Buhitc, No. su Kinz-etrcet. at l ?. M. Strwanber 23 t it. A. MoLSOP. Secretary. "SOUTH CAROLINA MASONIC HENEVO . . LEST SOCIETY, "\\Til2. MEET IN MASONIC HALL, THIS KVKrij . . VV aw in'at, at 7 o'clock. Members and canaidaM cTi?t wQl attend jmBctnaTry. Ry order of the Pr?, aid? n: KoTcnber 23 1* W. A. WD^K,-8ectBtaq ? CONCORDIA." ASPECIAL MEETING "WILL DE MELD AT Ti:?' Club Roc?as, THU Cwncnft at 8 o'clock. Piinct - attendance is requested. By order. ,7. -WILLARD HIRSCH. November 23_)_Secretary CAROLINA INSURANCE COMPANY. i MEETING OF TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF Ti :E J\. Company will beheld ca T?iawiay,'23d histor;-, at 12 o'clock, noon, at thc crace ci Messrs. MoVry ft !> No. - Atlantic Wharf. A pourrai attendance is ?nested, as business of importance win bo submitted. Bv order of the Board. November 23 I. A. L. TOBIAS, President. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THE NA of NEWMAN k FOWLER, is this day dlsaol - ' by mutual consent A. F. NEWMAN. November 23 EDWARD FOWLE7: THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING AS C. A. A R. G. CD-IS OLM is thiH day dissolved, by mutual consent. C. A. CHISOLW. R. G. CHISOLD: Ouarleston, S. C., November 1, 1SG3. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A. COPARTNERS!! ! : '. under the name of cniSOLM BROTHERS, '?? - . ! thc purpose of conducting a SHIPPING AND GENE!'. * L ) ! COMMISSION BUSINESS. C. A. CHISOLT*. R. G. CHI80LM. H. L. CUISOLl:. CszrlsBton, 3. C., November 1,1SG3. November 33_2 COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS THIS DAY AflSOCXtfCKD him with Mr. JAMES SALVO, and wiU cont:-.vat d I thc Auction, Shipping and Commission Business, at 123 East Bay, next door North of Union Bank, under tte ntnee cf J. A. ENSLCW A CO. J. A. ENSLOH November 20_1 . LAW PARTNERSHIP. TEE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED TH! il SELVES, under thc r.cmc ci CAMPBELL it ?-':. ?. BROOK, fer thc PRACTICE OF *ND EQOIT': Ut th' Courts of this State ar.d ri the United States. O?i?.-, No. .',2 Broad-street. .7 A MES B. CAMPBELL. November 18 e* HENRY SEABROOK. NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBERS HA"VE TKI3 DAY FORME1T V Partnership for transacting a t-HIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, ceder the stylo of MORDE ! CAI & CO. M. C. MORDECAI. J. L. TOBIAS, j Charlewton, November 1, IFtl.7. Imo Novombev .?. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATI F with them in business Cent. FENN PECK. Ii - ; . - ! after tho name and style-ci* ibo Firm will be CAMERO*'. BARKLEY & CO. CAMERON A BARKLEY'. ! Charleston/November 1, Iii'-. THE SUBSCRIBERS HOTE THAT WITH STRICT ATTENTTON TO BU? ! NEFS to merita dmr- o? that patronageher?t^ ion ?O liberally bestowed in tte old concern. ARCH'D CAMERON. H. C. BARKLEY. N tveinbcr 1 3r?J N P.^CK. ?? COPARTNERSHIP. ?? I rrUIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMIO ? JL COPARTNERSHIP under Uti style or firmof H'"'.: i KINS, MoPHERSON * CO., for tho transaction ol a ~ ! GENEItAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. 1 E. A. HOI-KINS, New York. ?. >S. W. HOPKINS. New York. D. MCPHERSON, charieeton, a c. No. :r,7 Meeting-street, Charleston, S. C., Oct l, lin;.*. ;" Represented bjr E. A. ii S. W. HOI'KJNS, No. 70 Boar . v-r-iitrect, New lork. Imo October 3) COPARTNERSHIP. WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, EAVE FORMED A CO? PARTNERSHIP for thc transaction of a GI-Si. *' RAL COMMISSION BUSINESS in the Cltv of Uno York, nader the firm of J. H. BROWEK & CC-, tine ire _ prepared to afford fair facibtiep on censignmcnte. T JOHN H. EROWER. J at WILLIAM H. SELLERS. il BENJAMIN B. BLYDENBCRGH. New York. October 2,1M3. 3mos October '.i - " COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. " TI/ITH THE VIEW TO ENLARGE MY BUSINi-l.v". fr VV so an to meet Die jp-eat demand of holli city H country trade, I have this <lay associated with tr l'usinnss MJ. CHARLES WEBB and Mr. HEtfR- ;. k. WALKER, The Arm wfi] Lc known hrrctftcr as STOL!,, ? WEBB k CO. P.etni-uini; my sincere thanks to the pct ? i lie lue tho liberal" patron?,:.; bentowed upon ino-,- I re?. ! peclfully BOlirlt a . atin-.-a::. e cf the ?.-.me for the . -. firm. H. C. STOL... November 2,15C3. n J '-ARD. ' ig ! /"VUR-Ol*'?A ??? LARGELY INCREASE ( i-j"/ ?N- RET AK. STOCK ff al' fis ?, o! dosi ?. lu ' . ? wffl oilrryreat ind :'- - ? .. ! to our ' .... cn? and the Mert.:?W.: : I?cneraU; ..- Planto'Pwdct?C-..la . , i ??f.Who i.- Vi tlcods brm^ht by thc ; j WV wKl. a?? ? ail-3 tl:-?ran?e liberal <?\ t. i Hon pa.. - thopincK .-'I With . lurh^innivn, and TTO? IS and lr<n: IN . . <M-do rn.-nently solicit. : H. j hope-to:: : <of tie trade gtvon ti ! j cid boast; . . A Co. I- 3.-j :tiy, fOI.r.. 77ERHI St CO., . .: .i v: . - >f W; o. Bworciti c. - ? H. rt ST ' - . CI1AV1K . . -:. n, '. I HENRY t . . } . iitXcatca ?s Nr.vmber J \ tl- 'tul... al ATTEX'?'iON ! i . PITA LISTS. WANTED. CK ?ill THOUSAND DOLLARS carta.-. . pl; e. situated on Edlin land, aboutfo. xlliV : - Ct -Ifstrn, and ai VT av. cessible by wu:- r ' - . r_.ii Kn'juer.bcr, ?ho I ~ been 1er ??tcci ? d hw own mai . ~ propOMS to p.. . \:: -, to "utploy fort' Bt handn and ?tte>-i . ?.?...?.-?!:... idewith anyon- ' will advance th- ... PS< ni a ?tnfileieat st>-? " start said plae .. - ... - ?, after deducti. penses. Addm . . 1 .LEY, Bereena. . le : uctU Met Decent :.- . !-.!? Refers to Mess. . '. ...l... -lohn Bones, / )r ta; Mcfsrs. Frasi ? Dill -T-, . . Whaley, Jji.. Whalcy t Lord, At . .?. Peinan, Pre : Bank Stat? Stout;! . ... i.n.- fi "? Ta* Jv Can. ii) ' l? Messrs. MlBa, Bene): ; ru a, South Carniti November 21 j ? SI - ECT* SC?loi U. r\V THE 15TH . .('"::? '" Vifo h I V1 PTN CEN EY Wii! ?????f- ?. SK5 ' V 8CHO? . Yonn? Ladies, at h-r sid'" Utr? honso <! '' Rove, where instruct.uj< - . b titi .?. Un * of s fhon-nch En.-': ' '?cario --??-^?1; ? \ Ijuaguagos. Fer! .?. -yt y.!?-V:. :wal>t-'i above. s^r?!^. 0ct5fi , l<.-:f-4?-<; ttOt-:. WOJ; % ?ittf'ti?l . Ht I'ROPCftES 30 OPEN .. . v .v . 'Hot . tot t ::. ..y,,r 0f ..... - - - ; : ??. l .-j s Church 5 '<.>' ff November t.i .1 ad?ltlor.r.l charge. ' ' .- -..e to refer io tho Rt. Rev - ?Jo :>r. C. Hanckei. tim Hon. Wm. : wbeclf, Dr. W. T. Wrsj.'e, Gen. Jan. f . . rt. Brewster, Es?|. Octol .j ?T?i??ABIJE LANDS \*? WT?CK' V?M.? j V SALE.-Ttist TaJnnble COTTON and PRO" '"' 11 PLANTATION, in Dailiustoti Dutrict, known a* . i r.i :? JJJll." lonni rly thc r?sider;ce r.-i John McClc i dtseassil, ir ;.jT-rcd for yale, CccUiiiing lir.? aon . plat of W. II. Wo:;-.ti:, Suryaycr. 't ts boitmlci ;-'c:.Ul by '.:.. 'inc ol' Marion District, i!ctir.od bi drahilng tit? waters of Polk Sn-amp :zto Hiacl which stream is its noriheni bti-.r.Jary. 6o:na itvo to six hundred ncrcF .-.rc cl?amJ, ur. . : n tivation, and in-as-'nt the adrtntacea of ano cotti : a: - with rich betten; landM for c?rr. On the place te a SwelUoi? Hons? srlth night r . - . WRrtioto .i.-.d ilcwor Kardoa, with all conven; telildintpj, x. new (lin l?ense. Earus, and Outl: w^:;h save rotsfcrUbly acocrumcditod from . . jiCTsrn*. lt hi situated wlmin wo n:i>n .- f Mais' BInil' rlsti cn tbeW. and M. R R, sud within flvs miles ct ' ecce, and is ?JO well known fer .ts hnalthfolu-"-. !.: water; and Ita advactaras of Boelnty, to nec-d:. fort! ? damrrtptica. V/lth t';c p?ec will bc sold, ::' d-sl.-rJ, sen? -. . ).-rl-:o rniilea, 2 horse* cattle, |;^.?:co. hoes, corn. " itv : .'?a., wapenft, curt, blacksmith's kui c?rpante: ,-.ad Itrmtji; ixptemente. In tbo eyost (hst no HJIC te ewl* ti,ls iSMSd for one JfCttr, *.-o:o tKtJa:iwr..T ;:ext,V.n? ?? j ? iflhiLln articles mentioned wi!! bu ''.-,1?: on lio i tor lian, on SitunUy, 9th of De?: ec ber rust tr. r'cr tenaaaad enaditions, apt-iy to !.. W. T. ti Richmond, Va-, or to thc enctoigasd, etli-ii i. ' .rf. W. IURLL -.- f^i? Agen? .'or 1- W. T. WI , ^ Mr. ft. Lacas, aa the place. w?T^atow tnsry* ? s.nd !,-?TC liersons il???nma o! iTWiirtag t-o fa ? . . docid?ntf for ttemawlrci?. ja _NC-C; ~tWmr?CE IS jj^KKil?'JlVEN Tf . . .."" the noat Session of thc Lecture, appltentlor. ? ?1 : I mado for a HHsil and oatciision nf tho Our.. ! - I MOUKT PLRABANT FRI; KY COMPANY. (X-tobcr BO