CHASLESTONliPAILY NEWS.. ..DECEMBEB 2, 1865
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Tb&a always -tte latest dates of the DAILT NEWS, as h
does of all the other principal Journals of the countr;
2S1 ews Summary.
The Memphis Bii&Xin of 26tt. a. s : "Last night, fo
tho firstttme in ten years, teleg-.phic comm ?nica ti O?
was held between New York and New Orleans direct
The first mesaage^transmitted T om New York to NOA
Orleans was: 'Weather clear sod pleasant-a65;* TV he
the answer returned woe: 'Weather clear and cool
time, 7.50.' Another dispatch from New York was fol
lowed by thirty-one messages from New Orleans to Nei
York, occupying about forty minutos. Each messag
averaged twenty words. This length of Uno has bee:
worked only once before, and that was between Sa
Francisco and New York, a few months, the only sue
cess attending which was the transmission of a fe
words. This leaves the credit to the stretch of linc b<
tween Now Orleans and New York of being tho large,
over which any businssn has ever been done in thi
country.""
The New York Post'* Washington 'correspondent sayt
"ProraiBtttRepubucoaafi who have had interviewe wit
tho President within a few dt.ys assert confidently thi
he agrees with the averago sentiment of Congress upo
tho subject of reconstruction. At a Cabrsjet mectin
held on Friday last, the Prj.-i<??.nt expressed himself 1
strong terms of disapprobation of the South, because <
Rs apparent refusal to accept thc toons of reconstru?
tion hell out. The-dcfest of all Union candidates, an
thc nomination of tho worst reNils to office, ho r Jgart
os indicating anything but a loyal spirit, and while th
late rebellious South remaite ia this dangerous moa
the troops will not bo withdrawn."
The New York Journal of 'commerce thinks tha
though all classes of dry goods show a decline, '-that :
does not follow from any known facta that staple good
may not be os high ia tho spring as they hove been thi
fall. Producers -will crowd their looms, and a dn
opening may cres to a panic in .prices; bnt tho came
which have stimulai ad and sustained thc speculations i
the last two years, aro by no means removed, or In prc
cess ol removal." On tho fame subject, tho Finant?
Chrxmicie says : "Goods of all kinds are rapidly occuim
tating, Tory much against the wishes of holders. Th
bottom ls not yet roached, but a further reduction <
avc2^f^wlawi,?nle?^ Ti
soon dear tho market of tho present occumulatloi
Priesa are not yoi-down to those of tho last week i
August, at which time tri dc commenced so briskly
The long period of dullness which has folio wi-1 the ur
warranted advance of 8optember and October, will en;
gest more cautiousness should trade again spring np.
The Cincinnati Price Current, of the 22d instant, soy
mat daring the present season, no for, 61,923 hogs hov
been received there, against 66,311 for the correspond
lng time lost year, and adds that thc market is dnlL 1
further remarks ; "Touro has been a fair jobbing de
mond for the product, und packers were disposed to d
enough io meet it, and prices of hogs were consequent!
fully sustained. Tbeaoles were ta ado ot $10.60?$11.G
grose, the lotter, .however, on extreme rate for large
suitable tor bntctier's noe, and at $13.50@$H net. It i
very clear that a most important chango must take plat
in the sentiment of packers of pork, or they will no
operate to any extent at the present rates. They or
f ally deC?mined sot to toke the responsibility of hold
lug a stock of pork at these prices during the next thre
months, and hence it ls that there is nothing doing fo
.the future worth naming."
At the Virginia Methodist Conference, now in eessio:
st Danville, Va, we notice the names of several prom:
Bent clergymen pr?sent, among the rest the Revs. D. 6
DOGGETT, Joans A. DUNCAN, JOHN E. EDWARDS, Lr no
M. T-VJ NIXSON HEAD and LEONIDAS Bosom. Remark
made by Bishop EASXY during the session, led to th
. .ecucloslon that he is apposed te continuing preachers oi
their old eAvuits and si oticus for another year, ? pre
amble and resolutions were offered In view of the ap
jproaching General Conference next April, opposed t
radical changes in the government of the Methodis
Episcopal Church South, questioning the wisdom of thi
policy of a bishop /or every State Conference; rocom
mending alteration In the law so as to permit preschen
to serve tbs seme pastoral ekarge for three consecutiv<
years, and opposed to loy representation in the council
of the church. The paper wu referred to a committee
A colisi?n occurred on the 24th between the steam an
A topen? and Pott Bey, on the Mississippi River, sevot
miks above Helena. The Niagara suirk In twenty fee
water, and ono hundred dock passengers. Hostly dis
charged colored soldiers, were drowned. The cabin pas
.sengers were all saved. Tho Niagara was valued a
$130,000. SBA was not insured. There were two hun
ared tons of fre ight on board. Tho Pott Boy wea uuin
lured.
The Secretary of War has completed the estimates ne
pessary for his report, and will immediately prepare i
for publication. The estimates for maintainii ? thu arm j
1er the ensuing year at its present force on a poaco foot
ing ia thirty-three millions of dollars. Enough materia
of war lek ft to arm and equip a million of men, or ti
maintain oar present force in the field for a year, on :
war footing.
Immense quantities of army cloth and blankets are ii
proeesa ef being permanently stored in t he various or
se?ala, while in one do?ot alone there is stored tel
thousand toras of nitre, and the quantity is increasing
Enough bas been realized from tho soles of materia
thus far to maintain trie army for one year. These fact
moy in ten cst France and England.
.The Supreme Court of the United States has, for th
last tire years, refused to call the suits brought before i
on appeal from the Circuit Courts In the seceded States
The parties could not wcU be present, and this wa.
sufficient cause, but the mandates of the Court, in cos
?f "a decision, could cot bc executed, owing to the exis
tenco of the war, and this was conclusive with tb
Court. Nor will it now hear these cases without pro
Tiuiug that suitable notice shsU bc given to tho litigant*
Bvia on order wdl probably bo made ot the approacbiuj
term of thc Court in Washington.
A striking curiOMty hus lately been discovered in thi
Nevada Territory. It is a mountain of rook salt, alt tlaloc
about twenty miles from Meadow Volley, and onl;
eighteen miles from the head of navigation of the Colo
rado River, lt rises abruptly from the ptain, about foui
hundred feet in height, a- mountain of pure, sparkling'
arryetah?ed salt.
W A? communuxiiions xnicndei for publication in
thi* Journal must he addretsi'4 to vie Editor of
'fte JOa?y Fews, No. 18 Haynthstreet, Charleston.
S. C. Business Communiotttions to Publisher of
Fjaily News.
F/e cannot undertake lo return rejected conmunica*
? Hons. . . . ^
, Advertisements outside, of the c&ty mtuit le accompa?
nied irith the cash.
CHARLESTON,
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2. 1865.
OUR READERS will be pleased to find, this
morning, the Addresses of the two Governors
of this State, upon the occasion of the instal?
lation of the Constitutional Governor.' They
will also be pleased to see the hopeful, manly
spirit expressed by both? Whether lihe pur?
pose of Provisional Governor PERRY to with?
draw and allow the track to Constitutione!
Governor ORR is to be realized or not, ia, per?
haps, yet questionable. The President cf this
Republic, though intent, beyond question, upon
the restoration of the Union, has yet to act
upon issues and exigencies that are not even
yet apparent; and though it is to be presumed
he wduld deBir? the court? professed to be
pursued by Governor PERRY, it is not alto
gethor certain it will bo ir ?2au2ruance with
political conditions as they may occur; and it
is possible, therefore, that the programme
may not be carried out, and that the act, grace?
ful and considerate as it unquestionably is, o?
retiring before his constitutional successor, may
not be permitted, in consistence with the ob?
jects and occasion of the National Executive.
It is to be hoped, howover, that the process
of restoration will be as rapid as is suggested
by Governor PERRY. That this would be tc
thc interests of our people, thero can be nc
question-to the interest of ourselves, foi
much of our prosperity depends upon an e^lj
adjustment of difficulties, and that restccratioc
of confidence in stability and order indispen
sable to successful enterprise; and to interests
h i of the Union-for muoh of the prosperity oi
it the wbele country must depend upon tho sue
cesbful cultivation of tho South.
The South, in its aspirations to progressant
improvement, is animated by no selfish or-un
worthy purpose. They desire the comforts oi
d order nncr* the reasonable assurances of aub
|? sistenco and well-being; but they desire tc
bring into pky again the vast resources ol
this region, from the honest wish that the}
^ may redound once 'moro to tho support anc
Is aggrandizement of this whole country; and ii
ia should not detract from the merits of theil
n efibrts that they should themselves participate
in the benefits and blessings to result
t. The spirit exhibited in these addresses
d commendable to these distinguished citkem
* and officers as it unquestionably is, is it
just accordance with sr^t of^ POT per^l^
received, and that the praiseworthy aspira
tious expressed may soon be realized in th?
experience of our State. It may be stated
also, that the sentiments of both are justly ole
vated to the occasion; both recognize tho su
perior and paramount power of the General
Government, and the possibility that it may bc
l* exercised in an adversary spirit; but both an
in assertion of a true and proper manhood
and the fitness to meet propitious fortuno witt
y the readiness to meet the fortunes, be thej
I propitious or otherwise, which fato may have
! yet in store.
.WE PUBLISHED, yesterday, the form of s
[ contract with freedmen for agricultural labor
and we commend it to tho attention of oui
readers. It presents a plan, in accordance
with which, if the labor shall be performed
the business of planting will be m?re pleas
I ant and profitable to the proprietor than it hat
r ever been, while it will be entirely in accord?
ance with the interest and well-being of the
laborers. That thc labor will be performed
efficiently, under the more provisions of thk
contract, it wore, perhaps, too much to as?
sume. There are apt to bo, io all schemes o?
progress upon unexplored territory, something
to perplex the programme ; but it is reascma
I ble to suppose that, under this contract, labor
j will be performed ; that, if the consideration
i of ultimate consequences are not sufficient to
induce the utmost capacity of the negro, they
are presented here in such form of immediate
pecuniary penalty, as will bo most likely to
effect him; that, if the scheme be not perfect,
it may be the best possible under the circum?
stances; and, if it will not colonize Eutopia,
enterprise may, at least, perform the equally
profitable purpose of brightening and better?
ing the fortunes and condition of tho spots upon
this State to which they may bo applied.
INCREASE OF THK STANDING AHMT.-Old regular
officers and graduates of Went Point havo boen
laying their heads together for some timo past,
and tho result has been thc framing of a bill which
will undoubtedly bo brought before tho next Con?
gress, and probably worked through, inaamncb ss
it is reasonable in every particular. It provides
for a stsnding n my of ecventy-rive thousand men,
which will roquiro tho addition of twenty-one rogi
monta of infantry, three regiments of cavalry, and
two of artillery Any increase ic the staff depart?
ments is not livered. The pay of general officers
to bo reduced, and all officora to receive fixed sala
' riee, aa in the civil uorvioo. Tho scalo o? piy con?
templated by the bill is, for lientenant-general,
five thousand dollars; ms>or-general, fonr thou?
sand; brigadior-gcneral, three thousand; colonel,
twonty-fivo hundred, down to second lieutenant,
who will receive ona thousand dollars. Theee
salaries are'looked upon as tbe fair thing by old
officers, although considerably reduced from tho
old schedule. An effort will bo made to create tho
grade of general, and Lave GBAST promoted to it;
SHEBKAN to be lieutenant-general, anrl givin??
THOMAS and 8HETIDAN brevets to that rank. The
?ar baa demonstrated that & man does not need a
West Point education to bo a commissary or
quartermaster, and it is proponed to officer the
studing army by graduates who have been em?
ployed as such, and to fill their placee by old vol?
unteer officers who want them. This ia thc state
of ?the matter among tho regulars, and a powerful
effort will bo made to pass it through._
?- THE REV. "E. J. ME V NARDIE WILL
?ffKich in thc Citadel Square Church, To-morrow Mornirgt
Ts7l0>i o'clock, and in the afternoon at 3)4 o'clock. Seats
?LL December 2 .
tar CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Buring thu repairs to this Church, tho Rev. W. C. DANA
Viii preach in tho Wcntworth-streel Baptist Chnrch, on
Sunday Morning, at half-post 10 O'clock.
December 2 1*
?j ?" ON NEXT SUNDAY EVENING,"AT SEVEN
?Mock, the Rev. Dr. J. J. O'CONNELL, of Columbia,
?dill deliver a Lecture at St. Joseph's Church, Anson
street. The proceeds are to be for the benefit of the
Qb uren.
Tickets of Admission, One Dollar. They can be pro
onred at the Church doors, or at the residence of the
Pastor. 2* December 1
^?- NOTICE.-DR. JAS. R. MOOD HAS RE?
TURNED to the city. Office and residence, No. 38
WENTWORTH STREET, north Bide, one door west of
Meeting. 6* December 2
NOTICE.-A L L P BU SONS HAVING
i LcHjmtt against the Estato of tho bite Jklrs. MARY CT.YDE,
ffwill hand them in duly attested; and all those indebted
"I to the same will make immediate payment to
JAS. SILCOX,
December 2 s3 Administrator.
- JO- NOTICE TO LOTHOLDER3.-IN CONSE?
QUENCE of the depredations being committed on thc
Grounds, no one wiU be allowed to attend to any lot ex.
cept those employed by the Company.
J. J. STROUD,
December 1 Secretary.
?-OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY, NO. IC
BROAD-STREET-CHARLESTON. 8, O., NOVEMBEB
21th, 1866.-SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, for tht
delivery of FRESH BEEF ON THEOLOGE, for issue
to troops at this Post, commencing January 1st., 18GG,
subject to the approval of tho Commissary -General, wit
be received by (ho undersigned, nt bis Office, up tc
12 H. December loth, 18C5.
The name of good and sufficient sureties for the raith
roi performance of the contract wiU be required in eacl
bid.
All farther information in relation to terms of con
. tract, ftc, can bo obtained on application to the under
[ flpQd. H. E. LORD,
- ^November 24 21 Captain ?nd'c. 8. Vols.
MST OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES DI
RECT Tax Commissioners, second door northeast corne
ivilionjlote?. Taxes received between tho boure of V
; A M., and 3 o'clock. P. M. November 14
DR. R. LEBDY, JR.-OFFICE AND RESI
CE No. 69 Tradd-streof, between Ring and Moot
leg-streets. 12 November 23
. ' SGT DR. H. BAER.-OFFICE AT THE DRU(
STORE of Mi'. A. C. PHIN, Meeting street, near Mai
ket November 22
JW MEDICAL CARD.-Du. J. LEJAU PAR
KER-Office, No. 79 Broad-street Residence for th
present, corner of Logan and Tradd-streeta.
November 4 " Imo*
?a-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.-By GEORGE BUIST, Esq.
Ordinary. - Whereas, GUILLIAMA F. FURMAN. c
Charleston District, Widow, made suit to me to grant be
Letters of Administration of the Estate, and Effects c
.dod: These aro, therefore, to
singular tho kindred and creditors of tho said IXVTNK E
FUBMAN, deceased, that they be end appear before mt
m the Court of Ordinary, to bc held at Charleston, at No.
Rutledge-stroot, on the 9th day of December, 18C5, a fte
publication hereof, at ll o'clock in tho forenoon, to shoi
cause, if any they have, why tho said A druin lat ratio;
should notbo granted. "..-~
Given under my hand, this twenty-fourth day of Novom
ber, A. D. 186.'?. GEORGE BUIST,
November 26_s2_Jndgo of Probates.
?-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.-By GEORGE BUB3T, Esq.
Ordinary.-Whereas, PORTLY A. TBENHOLM, o
Charleston, Widow, made suit to me to grant her Let
tere of Administration of the Estate and Effects c
CHARLES L. TBENHOLM, late of Charleston, Mer
chant: These are, therefore, to cite and admonis]
aU and singular the kindred and creditors of Uv
said CHARLES L. TKENHOLM, deceased, that the;
be and appear before mo, in the Court of Ord!
nary, to be held at Charleston; at No. 3 Rutledge
street, on the 9th day of December, 1866, after publica
tlon hereof, at ll o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
if ?ny they have, why the said Administration shouli
not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 24th day of November
j Anno Domini 1865. GEORGE BUIST,
November 25_rf_Judge of Probates.
?-ATTEINT IO NI DaBOWS REVIEW. -
Having been appointed AGENT for this sterling Period
leal (the first number of which will be issued in J anua
ry next), I will, during my stay in the City, call on oh
Subscribers to renew their patronage, and upon th
public, generally, to testify their appreciation of a wort
preeminently deserving of SOUTHERN PATRONAGE
'November 22 J. WALLARD AINGER.
?- TO THE MERCHANTS, OWNERS OF PROPER
T?. AND UNDERWRITERS, OF THE CITY Ol
CHARLESTON.-The PcUUon of the OFFICER8 ANI
MEMBERS OF THE ?ETNA FIRE ENGINE COMPA
NY, respectfully showeth : That their Engine Houso
Furniture, ftc, waa totally dostroyod by tho great fin
in 1861. Owing to thu difficulty of. procuring a suitable
place, out of the range of shells, wherein to place theil
nenr Engine, the y were obliged to remove it to Oolam,
bia, 8. C., where it was burnt in February la?t, in Gen.
SaxBJtfAM's march through that city. We now need s
Building and su i ia nie. Apparatus, tho one now in*use be
bag in service for twenty years, ind very much out ol
ipair. Tho Treasury is without funds, and the Com
panj now appeal to tho citizens of Charleston to con?
tribute, what thry can towards accomplishing cither oi
both objects. Thc merits of this Company, in common
i th the entire Fire Dcpa-tmcnl, BM) too well known to
roqnire any comments at thiB timo. AU donations will
bo thar.?.ful?y received and duly acknowledged by
E. P. SWKRGAN, President, No. -?0 Cnmberlaud.st.
8. G. COURTENAY, Ex-Prosfdcntand C. F. D., No. 9
Broad-6treet.
J.'A THOUEON, No. 14 Vendue Range.
Or. C. MOMYER, )
G. C. CHA PM/ N,
J. J. MUN KO. I Committee.
F. KRESS EL,
F. C. HEPP, J
8e| te ruber 30 2amo
HDCjps. MILITARY DISTRICT or OHA RI ESTON, 1
Dri'.uir.vnNT oe .So. O'.., !
ASSISTANT AnjtrraKr-GEHXRAi/s OrrnT, -'f
CHARLESTON, 8. C., November29, lr?.5. ).
[G?stau Outrais, No. !24.] ? *
PAfc. L CAPTAIN T. D. HODGES, XTH U. S. C.
T., Ai A. D. C., in addition to biri other duties, is hereby
aono?nco.? as ACTING ASSISTANT ADJUTANT-GENE?
RAL of tho District.
Par, II First Lieutenant M. N. RICE, 35th U. 8.
CT.,in b^byannounced ap. AIDE-DE-CAMP on the
Staff ef the Er-jvet Alajor-Ger.eral Commanding.
They will be obeyed and respected soeordingty.
By Command of Brevet Maj, ort:. C?IAA. DETENS.
(i?.Q. W. HOOKER,
NoTrmbrrao 3 A. A Grcerat
S from tho Orphan Houso lot, and others, som.} very
i fine Jap?nicas and Rose trees. December 2
FFTY DOLLARS BEWARD., JRIFT?D
or stolen from Bennett's Tide Mill at tho foot of
Montygue-stro<t ONE RAFT OF SQUARE TIMBER,
containing twenty-four lope, tvcnty-six to thirty-one
feet long. I wiU give Twenty-five Dollars for tho recov?
ery of the Bait, and, if stolen, Fifty Dollars for proof
sufficient to convict tho thief. Apply at the Mill i ard.
December 1 2?
TM A^??D~TrROM~~?o. a ATITUTTTCVST.;
on tho n.ornmg of Tuesday, the 28th nit, s REC
COW, branded. "H. C." A liberal reward will be givei
for its re tr rn as above._2._December 1
WAFTED A SITUATION BY A PRACTI?
CA1, SAMPLER AND SELECTOR OF COTTON
having had right years practical experience in the band
ling cf Cotton. Can trivo tho highest testimonials ii
regard to ability, and would havo no objection to leav
tho 8tate. Address1 "Cotton," Box 186.
December 2_
ANT KD.-A SITUATION ?S CHAMBER
MAID, cr Washer and Ironer. No objection t
travel with a lady. Apply at No. 108 Broad-street, coi
ner Ring._ 3?_November 30
ET NURSE_A YOUNG AND HEALTH
WHITE WOMAN wants a situation as wet nur?
Good references supplied. Apply at this Office.
November 80_ 8
?TNED-A SMART, ACTIVE, HOTE3
STEWARD. Address immediately, Lock Bo
109 Pofctofflce. _November 80
ANTED, A GOOD SIGN PAINTER
highest wages given. Apply at No. 101 Marke
street, November 28
GENT?7?1?A?~0F SOME EXPERIENCI
as a Teacher will give private lessons In LATH
FRENCH, SPANISH and MATHEMATICS. For term;
Ac, apply at the Book-store of Mr. John Russell, N<
286 King-street_October IV
\lrANTKD V? RENT, A MODERATE
YT SIZED RESIDENCE in a respectable portion i
the city-having an modem Improvements. Addre
C. RV, News Office. November 20
O KENT, THE SECOND AND THIRJ
FLOORS OF STORES Nos. 64 md 66 East Ba;
street, opposite tho Courier office, with their own stai
, ways leaf ling from thc street. They aro extensive, an
suitable as Offices or other Mercantile Business. Si
1 card on the doors.
ALSO
A SMALL THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. KO. :
Cumberland-street, of eight rooms, with double piazza
marble mantels, gas, cistern, pump, a little garden, A
Key next door. Ecnt $700 per annum.
December'! 2*
TO BBHTLTHssTTsUUW3YORY lrVOODE
DWELLING, Northwest corner Smith and Mont
. gue-Btreets. Large kitchen and servants' quarto
coach house, stable, &c Ono of the largest lots ai
' most desirable locations in tho city. Apply to
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
I Do'ember 2 6 Nos. 1 and 3 Haync-strect
) rHO RUNT. A FART OF THE HOPBB MoQ
JL GREEN-STREET. Inquire on the premises.
December 2_3*
O RENT, AN ELIGI BLE BUSINGS
STAND, the Store No. 30 Kant Bay, at $600 p
annum-lessee payinr repairs. Apply to WILLI?
. ROACH, corner East Bay and Adger's Sout i Wharf.
October 2 1
rT??TuiNT, A~??ATS LARGE, WELL-SE!
J. TEED SEA ISLAND PLANTATION in St Jam
San tee Parish, containing 1500 acre:-. In a perfectly he,
- thy I-cation. Tills Plantation has 400 acres cleared, pi
. dticing thc finest Sea Island Cotton. The balan?a con
,' be easily cleared and prepared for onltivation. Upon
is a Dwelling Housn sud outbuildings in good ordi
1 with a tide Rice Miil. The undersigned has also sevci
tracts of Laud adjoining tho abo7<?, which might tie pi
. fitably employed in the Turpentine business, which C
be rented with tho abo ve .Plantation if desired.
For terms, which will bc liberal, and furthor portie
lars, inquire of Messrs. BREWSTER ic SPRATT, AtU
neysatLaw, No. 82 Hasel-;,t., Charleston.
November 23 thstu? B. P. COLBURN.
FOR RENT, THE THREE STORY BRIC
DWELLING, with extensive outbuildings, &c.,
Southeast corner of BuU and Pitt streets. Apply
ROBERTSON. BLACKLOCK ti CO.
November 14 ruthi
RENT'OR" FOR SALE.-A CON vi
NIENT DWELLING HOUSE, No. 83 8pring-stre
containing 0 rooms and double piazzas; kitchen ci
tains 4 gool rooms; tlior'o is a covered passage way frc
house to kitchen; bells and gas throughout the hom
On the premise* arc cistern, well, carriage bouse a
stables, and a largo garden. Lot measures 176 feet
depth, by 72 cet fr mi. For further particulars, apply
McKAY k CAMPBELL,. Nos. Sp and 82 Hasel-street,
on the premises. . Decenioer 1
T?.KVT7-THAT DESIRABLE THRE1
fflwy??T pwEhWaggit iHsii *ii itu-::
Dressing Room, private staircase, three piazzas, grai
and gas, extensive accommodations for servants, o lat
cistern, and wall of good water.
ALSO,
That convenient Threc-rrtory BRICK RESIDENCE, S
68, on-thc north side of Tradd-strcet, having eight aqm
rooms, Pantry, Dressing Room and Attics, large Kl tobe
good Stablo and Carriage House. Apply to
B. MCCALL.
Real Estate Agent, No. 61 Broad-street
November 22 wthsm7
?^KS'1\-Tfl^^
STORY DWELLING HOU8E, No. 14 Legare strei
Apply to JAMES & PRINGLE, Vanderhorst Wharf.
November 29
RESIDENCES AND STORES TO RENT.
Tho three-story Brick RESIDENCE, No. 220 En
Bay.
The throe-story Residence, northwest corner Tr*
sud Qrangc ?trectti.
a FOR SALE.
Tlat pleassntly-mtaated HOUSE, with extensive h
at northwest corner Lynch and Bull streets.
Apply to THEODORE STONEY,
November 17 Vonderhorst'a Wharf.
NOTICE^THETLVRAYMAN WHO LEF
a KEG OF LARD a few days ago, at tho corner
Laurens and Anson-itrects, U hereby requested to c
for the same immediately, and pay expenses.
November 30 3?
^?T?CE T1TC???TRACT?RS, TO D?L1?
ll ER OAK AND YELLOW PINE WOOD, st a
good lauding on the Ashley or Ktono, or Toogod
Rivers. Address JAMES CUMMINGS, on South Ba
Moreland's Wharf. <j?
HE LARGE ? SB COMMODIOUS1 -H??8
on tho corner of King and Vanderhorst streets (f<
merty kept by Rev. Mr. Jacoos as a Ladles' Boorai)
School) hos been refitted and newly furnished, and
now open for tho reccptioa of HOARDERS by tho day
woek. Entrance on Yandorhorst-strect
November 30 6*
PRIVATE- BOARDING.-A PEW G El
TLEMEN can be accommodated ot ihe CORNI
OF KING AND TRADD-STREETS; also, a plessj
ROOM, suitable for mon and wife. DAY BO ARDE]
taken. _ _ __October 21
MULE ASTRAY .--POUND NEAR THAJ?
E. Railroad, a Black Mule. Tho owner can ha
tho same by clalraingjiropcrty and poyiug expenses.
Apply at No. 22 Vernon-stri et. 3* November 30
??VN ~AND~C~A?7VE?~P?R SALE.-A F1?
lot bf COWS AND CALVES will bo offered for st
between tho 1st and 4th of December, at tho Four Mi
House. They aro of good stock and iu line condition.
November 30 3
FOR>;ALK.-A. GENTLEMAN'S SADDL
MARK.-A line SORREL MARE, fourteen ham
high, and iu splendid conditiop. Price moderate. A'
ply at OBABLGBTON HOTKL STAHLES, '
November 28 Pinckney-street
SEA ISLAND ? ANIM FOR SALE.-TURK]
PLANTATIONS situated oe R3int Helena Islan
kifown as tho "Parsonage," "Lonesome Hill," and tl
Henry MetTu-oous Paces, n-peotivcly. They are all ?
good order, and very desirably located. For furthi
particulars sddri"?M, for ono wcofc,
HENRY A. ROBBINS,
Caro of .8. C Millett,
November 2?? (5 Beaufort, 8. C.
HOUSE OT SUMTER FOR ?tALEj-.
com/nrtabld HOUSE, with lour i?qu:ir8 room
%'>u<l j>antry, two stticx, pisiza. tu tho south, doubl
kitchen, with lino evoking range, servants' rooms, ?c
on an ser- lot. is offered for salo low for costa. Appl
to A. J. MOSES, Sumter, 3. C.,
Or to CHAS. II. MOISE A OO.,
No. 15 Hoyne-Street, Charleston, 8. C.
November '28
(COTTON LAND FOR S?LT?.-TI?? SUB
J SCRIBER offer-: for salo two first-quality PLA>
TATTONS, for the cultivation of SEA ISLAND COTTOM
contain j:;; about M? acres ce;h. They are situated o
Pori Royal leland, tyree miles from the town of Beau
fort, and adjoining ??SM oUisr. Tho land in of the mo*
superior qu'ility, ?.rd Jv in thorough condition for sue
c.-ssful cultivation, There are on tcp places Dweliln,
Houses, and sixty NesfroMiou'ws, in good orJer. Th
premisea must h..- row to close aa estate, for lurthe.
I {.articulare, address, tor one week, HENRY \. RoE
BINS, core of H. C. -MILLET V, Elinor:, g. C.
Noven-.bar -9 <?
VAK BA ?^WK?lul,KZT? S KL,,
Tur. I'DEDIC ATION OF THIS PAPER, WHICH OF
FICE was destroyed in Fobruory last by the Federa
anny, hu been rr-ran.yi, It is the only pacer publish*
in th>t largo and pop-ilous DUirict, and to merchante uni
business men possesses sdvaninges saleem met with
T'.mu for tdverttsmg, $1 p?- square of twelve line's, o
lea*, tor each insrticc Subscription to pspor. S3 U2
annum. Addreps . E. A. BEONSOV,
Novomb. r 2-.' _ Proprietor.
(feQA A5 AGENTS WANTKDPM*
\&?J\J titi ?rely nevi ari UUt just out Address O. T
GAREY, City Bu?din;?, Fiddeford, Matu.',
iievtombir lb Swot
SATURDAY.IJECEMBKR ?.
POTEE $200. TROTTING UNDER THE 8ADDLE?
Biet two in three, Ka?*-'
JEIS NETT entere.;.' ???fv2?'?
HALET entere. M^y,??T?
ROBINSON enters. ?appy
HATCH-$100.-SAME DAY, QUARTER BAOE.
JEN NETT enters I HAWTHORN enters
Ger.Uomen are requested to enter at the Gate, wMrea
small amount will be collected for the support of tno
TFoot Passengers 10 cts.; Wagon 25 cts.; Coach 60 eta,
December 1_
MISS MUKDEN'S DAY SCHOOL.
FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. ?0 Lez?ri**tre*t.
- rpHE EXERCI8E8 OP THIS SEMINARY WLLLfD.
o J. V.I be resumed on Monday, January 1st, at. tue.
.- above location, where it will be permanently established, ^
The French Class wtQ be under tho charge cl Madame?
jr POSE_sta_December 2 ^
*. PRESCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND"
DAY 8CHOOL FOR YOUNG LADLES.
. NO. 79 BROAD-STREET. ^
? Hr AD AME VICTOR PETIT WILL REOPEN HEB
x iVL SCHOOL on the 1st of December next ShewiR
have charge, herself of the French Department, and witt.
- be ass?T?d by the following efficient teachers:
' Vnollah .??TB. WUT AVI?..
* LXaldAb^bra..Mr. W.M. LAWTON, Ja.
Piano and Vocal Music, Drawing, A-c^....--^f
r, Drawim? and Painting..,.^J^IggB
s, Dancing.I-.Mons. BERGER.
). ' For terms sad particulars, apply as above.
November 29 _mwalmo ,
5 MUS. E. B. WHITE'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNGA
of LADIES.
" Tif RS. EDWARD B. WHITE WILL, ON THE FIRST
IVL of JANUARY, open in the City of Charleston, aa
D English and French Boarding and Day S< aoo' 'orymmg '
f- ladies, at her residence, No. 6 Legaro-streb*, opposite to
r- Lamboll-street Music, vocal and instrumental, aaa.
d italian and Drawing, w?l be taught if desired. For:
?e terms, apply as above, after the 15th of December; ana
until that Urns for information to Mr. EMERY, S. C. B.
p_ omeo, John-streei. . wat? m November 20
? MOUNT ZION INSTITUTE, WINNSBOBOV <
7 - SOUTH CAROLINA.
rpHE EXERCISES OF THIS SflHOOL WILL, BE:
resumed the first Monday in February next
- Terms for board and tuition will be made known,wntar
M prices become more settled.
*" Appbcationa should bo addressed to
?a, ** . G. A. WOODWARD,
ld Novemberll B3 Principal
DANCING SCHOOL-A GOOD CHANCE.
MONS. BERGER INFORMS THOSE PUP1L8 WHO
lntond to Join hi? 8CH00L FOR THE JANUARY
SESSION, that they will be tangbt during December -
without any extra charges. Apply at '
Na 202 MEETING-STREET,
November 29 ws8* Opposite Citadel Green.
"DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING^ ,
bettveen the undersigned under the firm of WIL?
LIAM B. HERIOT ft CO., is dltsolved by mutual con?
sent Tho BANKING AND INSURANCE BU8INE88,
wiU be conducted by WILLIAM B. HERIOT, who ia
authorized to settle, the outstanding business cf the- . .
late firm. WILLIAM B. HERIOT.
December 1 WM. McCARREL.
THE' SUBSCRIBER
TX m. L CONTINUE THE BANKING AND INSUB
\ V ANCE BU8INE88 on his own account, under th?
firm of WILLIAM B. HERIOT ii CO. Will receive De?
?osita and allow interest thereon, deal--in Now? and
oreign and Domestic Exchange, collect Drafts and
make prompt remittances, effect Insurance against Firer
and Marine Losses. Also, effect Life Insurance an*
Insurance against Accidents.
WILLIAM B. HERIOT,
December 1 3 No. 249 King-street.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Wren THE VLEW TO ENLARGE MY BUSINESS,
so os to meet the great demand of both city and'
country trade, I have thia day associated with met?
business Mr. CHARLES WEBB and Mr. HENRY C.
WALKER. The firm will be known hereafter as STOLL,
WEBB k CO. Returning my sincere thanks to the pub?
lic for the libera^ patronage bestowed upon me, I res?
pectfully solicit a continuance of tho same for the new'
nm H. G. STOLL.
November 1,1865.
^UR^OBJEOT IS,fo/f^^ffiY INCBEASE^OUB
" olde arable '?oo??^ sn SPa/wnVr oirer great inducement*
to our country and city buyer? and tho Merchant?' trade
generally; also, to give our Plantera' trade theodvactafssr
of Wholesale Prices on all Goods bought by tho pteeev
We will also offer our City trade the samo liberal deduc?
tion on all Goods bought by the pieoe
With strict attention to our business, and Honesty
and Industry as our motto, we do earnestly solicit, safe
bono to merit, a liberal portion of the trade given to then
old house of W. G. BABGSOTC ft Co. ,_
Respectfully, 8TOLL, WEBB k 00., '
(At tho Old 8tand of W. G. Bancroft ft Co.)
H. C. STOLL, Charleston.
CHARLES WEBB, Charleston,
HENRY C. WALKER, Charleston.
November 3 . thstnlmo
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
mHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMET/
X ? Copartnership under the name and firm o*
THOMPSON ft BROTHER, for the transaction of a
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMIS' .
SION BUSINESS at Charleston, 8. C.
HENRY T. THOMPSON, Jr., and JNO. M. THOMP- .
SON are the general partnei?, and JAB. CARLIN, of
Charleston, is the special partner, and has contributed,
to the common stock of said firm the sum of ten thou?
sand dollars in gold. The Copartnership is to continue
for two years from this date.
JAMES CARLIN.
HENRY T. TH0M780N, Jr.
JNO. M. THOMPSON.
Charleston, November 5, 1865.
November 29 _wal mo
/ NOTICE.
THE UNDER'IGNKD HAVE THIS DAY DISSSLVIF' .
Copartnership by mutual consent. AU claims andi
debts to be settled by 0. E. JEVBN8._
C. 3. JEVENS ft CO.,
November 30 . S No. 216 East Bay.
THE COPARTNERSHIP.
HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THE NAME*
of NEWMAN ft FOWLER, ia this day dissolved^
by mutual consent A. F. NEWMAN.
November 23 EDWARD FOWLER.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS THIS DAY ASSOCIASfcLV
Mr. JAMES SALVO with him, and will conto oo?
tha Auction, Shipping and Commission Bs ern sss, st No..
126 East Bav, next door North of Union Bank, under th? ?
same of J. A. ENSLOW ft 00. 3. A ENSLOWv
November 20 18
NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS -HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
Partnership for transacting a .-HIPPING AND.
COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the style of MORDE?
CAI A CO. M. O. MORDECAI
J. L. TOBIAS.
Charleston, November L 166&, Imo November 4
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
rrUIE SUESCRIBEBS EAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED '
X with them in butin em Capt. FENN PECK. Here?
after the came end'style of the Firm will bs CAMERON,..
BARKLEY A CO. CAMERON k BARKLEY.
Charleston, November 1,1868.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HOPE THAT WITH STRICT ATTENTION TO BUST- -
NESS to merit a share of that patronage hereto?
fore so liberally bestowed on the old concern.
AKCH'D CAMERON.
R. C. BARKLEY.
November 1 FENN PECK.
COPARTNERSHIP.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE FORMED A CO?
PARTNERSHIP for the transaction cf ?GENE?
RAL COMMISSION BURINE88 in the City of "New
"York, rmder tho firm of J. H. BRO WER A CO., and aro-,
prepared to afford fair facilities on constrrnments.
JOHN H. BROWER.
WILLIAM H. SELLERS.
BENJAMIN B. BLYDENBURGH.
New York, October 2, 1865. Smos October 9
THE UNDERSIGNED,
COLORED PERSONS, TAKE THIS METHOD OE"
informing their fri freds, and others, that they have
formed a Copartnership, for tho purpose of transacting
a GENERAL PURCHASING, COMMISSION AND SHIP?
PING BUSINESS in this city.
,C. J. HOUSTON.THOS. H. BOEING.
T. E. CHION. Agent,
No. iii King-street, opposite Radcliffe.
November 28_12*
THE UNDERSIGNED
IS PREPARED TO F?RN18H DESIGNS. SPECIFl
CATIONS AND DETAIL "RAWINGS for Buildings
of every de?criptic-u, and in every style of architecture
that mty be desired. Orders from any part of the Uni.
ted Sutes will receive prompt attention, with moderate
charr-ea. WALTER a WEST, Architect '
Cerner 4th and Broad-etroets, Richmond, Va,
?Septernhe?15 _ Brana
OLD NEWSPAPERS, LARGE AND SMALL
.Shoots, Northern and Sentkern, ?t'30 and 00 cent?
per hundred, at trna Office. . October 1?