The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 04, 1867, Image 2

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NEWS SUMMARY. G?hl clonen! in Now York al4l|. Cotton closed in Now York rumor nt 2C?.a27o for Middling Uplandl. A tig troo transplanted from Augusta tClu.) to Scott County (Mo.) in doing finely sud bearing rruit. Tbo Feliciana Patriot ?aya tho war botwoon tho gra'-s worm and cotton c.itorpiller stilt continuos with unabated fury. The former aro reinforced bl? au anny of black imus with woolly beads, who arc smashing caterpillars right und loft. Sixty-olio trains are run daily between Lon? don and Manchester, langland, and unu-liulf aro run in ox?ese of the requirement of tho trnllio. Tho oxcosn of train mites is upwards of '2,1)00,001), run at a coat oxcooding ?233,000 a your. A ?ploy littlo shoot callod tho Frontier Index ie published on wheeR and follows tho progroBS of tho northern branch of tho Union 1'acillc Kail road. Tim othor day nt tho North Platte; now it ixgono tu .1 ideaban:, and noon it wilt ho at tho foot of thc mountains. Tho Congi eau for tbe suppression of cruelty to auiuinlH, at London, bas roturued thanks to tho King of Portugal for putting a stop to bull lighting. As FortuguOBO bul!-lighting was n ver y tamo affair, this is truly beiug thankful for small favors. jAxrr.i A. CUTTISO, ol Huston, tho discovoror of tho "ambrotypo" process, died rocontly at tho in Haiio asylum at Worcester. Mr. CUTTIKO made a number of ingenious inventions, and was tho pro? jector ni tho "Aqunrial Gardens," of Denton, tho Uncut OHtublisbmout of tbo kind lu tho country. F.x-(!ovornor FOOTE, while defending a elicit iii Nashville recently, got into a porsouul altercation with tho Kccordor, was lined BOM ral times for contempt of court, and tinnily committed to jail for thirty da va. Tho tines woro altorward remit? ted anil thc ordor or eoiumittul rovokod. The editor of the Littlo Hook thtzctte, a fow dayn ago, HOW doatiug down tho rivor a rall about twolvo feet long, mado of a half dozou good sizo logs, on which woro throe halos of Cotton. Tho crow cousistcd of a pilot al each end of thu rudo freighter. Thin looks like a return tn tho old tashionod wayo of transportation. Ex-Queen M a uv of Hanover, wan, a year ago, still a linc looking matron with jct black hair. Her griof at tho midden dethronement of lier liUBbnud, and tho blasted hopes of her son FUNKS r, havo cx ortod such au effect upon lior appearance that Hbo looks now Uko a woman of sixty, and ber hair has turned entiroly whito. It han boon discovered by a learned chemist that if glue or gclatino bo mixed wilb about one quarter of ita woigbt of glycorino, it loocu its brit? tleness, and bocomcs useful for many purpoaos for which it is otherwise unlit, such as dressing leather, giving elasticity lo porcelain, parchment or enameled paper, and for book-binding. Louie NAPOLEON'S Blabtcs contain tbrco hundred horsos, of which two hundred aro carriage, sovonty saddle, and thirty post boreen. Hundreds of men aro employed in taking caro of tbeso stables, all ruled by a quartermaster. Tho stalls for thc horses aro made ot carved oak. Tho floor is mado of a resistant bitumen, designed In lozenges, and eaou stamped with a bproad oagle. Tho nogro waiters "tried on" a strike last wcok nt tho "Chattahoochee Whito Sulphur Springe." Their demanda were refused, and all loft. Tbo guests set to work and waited on themselves till new ones could bo hired. Tho gontlomon v, ashed tho dishes, an l at meals tho ladies eat first, tho gontlomon waitiug on thom. When they were done, the gentlemen sat down and tho ladies nerved them. By a late patent, a species of nattle, which grows luxuriantly and spontaneously throughout the Mississippi vnlloy is employed in the manufacture of cord, ropo, ctolh, bagging and paper. Tho stalks, which grow from four to eight foot high, aro gathered in tho winter, and aro ready for the break without any rotting process. Tho libro is said to bo oxcoedingly Uno, strong, and susceptible of a high finish by dressing. Tho Imkot n of Now Orleans have como to tho determination lo coaso baking on Sunday next if tho city ordinance concerning tho weight and pnce of loaves is to bo enforcod. They claim that it ia unreasonable to expect thom to adopt tho nchodulo of 18G1, whon flour was niuo and ten dollars per barrel, now that flour of similar grades han risen to tifien? and nial.,,.? donors. Tho prloo of labor has also moro than doubled in the last five days. lu thc casu of a negro in Monroe, La., charged with the theft of a watermelon, the justice sustain? ed the plea that a melon is au immovable being n part of tho lnnd upon which it grow, and unless it woro pnUod from the vino and thon placed upon tho ground, it waa not of that class of proporty tho stealing of which constituted larceny. In this casa tboro hoing no proof that tho negro had laid tho melon down after plucking it, tho stealing wasqnly a trespass and the remedy a civil action. Thirty-nino marine losses have linen reported for tho month of August. Of thia number Ibero were two ships, two woro barks, six wero brigs, twenty-seven wero schooners, ono wa? a sloop, and oue wau a steamer. Of the above number three wero burned, two sunk after collision, ono foundered, two wero abaudonod, and flvo are m tan? ing. Tho value of tho property lost ia estimated at fbOO.iMl. The total losses for eight months have been 115,440,100. During tho uamo period of last year they were $16,004,800. Tho Now York World says: "LiontonantDHAINK, who ie now imprisoned at Kings county Jail, rocoiv ed yesterday a visit from sevoral prominent South? erners, among whom woro General (lanniSKI:, of Tennessee, Ucnorol 1C.KI.NO, of Mississippi, and Mr. Wii.i.iB, of Charleston. It is stated that theso gent hun i ui have formed thomselvea into a com? mittee to arrange for tho defence of Bnaita:, and to collect tho abundant ovldenco that Lieutenant HIIAINK was, whon he capturod tho Uhasapeakc a regular commissioned officer in tho Confederate navy. At the Pane exhibition is a sprig of lilac, all in diamonds, that waves and trembles, every flowor bedding on its stalk as in nature. Ile prico in ?1,720. Tho ladies and unitiated gonttomen who look at it, and delight in its sparkle, eaye a corres? pondent, havo no idoa of tho difhcultieu which had to be surmounted before thin perfect ornament could bo flnlahed for a lady's hair. In order to give tho stalks which hold tho diamond lion ern the necessary pliability, or rather the exact pliability desired, tho jeweler found it indispensable to havo a flat gold wiro drawn and twisted into a spring. By this plan real strength is combiuod with Boom? ing fragility. Tho sprig can bo taken to pieces by tho turn of a little button, and worn ae separate sprigs in tho hair. "M. DC DRETSE," the Etfaith Oaiette autos, "baa invented a now rifle which throws grenades or explosive bullets, and which ie shortly to be tried at Spandau. It is a breech loader, on tho system of tho necdlo gun, and sends tho missiles to a great diatanco and with extraordinary effect. Its indirect Aro against fixed covored targets ie affirmod to produco most surprising results. Tho grenade, whon filled and ready for uso, is perfect? ly safo in tho pockot, and so delfcato in Ita con? struction tbat, onco it leaves tho muzzle of tho riflo, it will burst in passing through oven a sheet of paper. On exploding, tho fragmenta produco most disastrous cfJcots, scattering over a spaco of five feet by three. Tho riflo is light and oaaily handled. A. 8t. Louis paper mentions an inoidont which occurred in ibo surveys of tho Iron Mountain Road in tho cypress swamps of Southeast Mis? souri. Tho engineers, having ordora to locato tboir surveys in connection with tbo United States land surveys, bad occasion to coarch for tho marks or records mado years ago in the swamps. Tho land surveyors had marked tbo reaulU of thoir work by cutting into tho body of a treo, lovoliog off a smooth anrfaco of the trunk, and engrossing their records on the tablets thus prepared. The engineers found tho troos of tho old survey, and r:cognized tho scare of former cuttings, but to reach tho records woro compelled to out into tho trees again. New-wood had grown up over tho old record, complololy hiding and protecting it. But, after cutting into tho body down to tbo original tablet, they round the survoyor's record aa plain and distinct aa whon Amt mado. Apropoe of Lord Lirn-rroH and of Ilia bad writ? ing, which bas lately boen tho subject of a para? graph which baa gone tho round of tho papers, wo may mention that 'Lord DERDT writes a rory neal but vory Iady-liko running band ; that Lord PAL u i-, ns ron wrote boldly and moat legibly, with largo round letters and tbiok np strokes ; that Mr. Dia BAELi writea a largo and angular maning band ; that Lord RCSBKIA. write* Uko a lady, but with .mill and ill-formed letters, vory much auob a band au that of tho late Sir BoiiBf PEEL ; Lord LYTTON writea slovenly and carelessly, and in all bot illegible maimer; Lord HOOOBTOM WTitea an upright scrawl ; Mr. Guottroxs an Oxford hand ; Mr. BBIOHT in email, neat, eobolar-liko characters. Lord LnrbBOMT moto a fine, large and bold, legible band ; ?hile that of Lotti BBOCOHAX ia One, large and bold, bat wonderfully daffi emit to decipher, apparently an exirettiop of tho lmpotu onsnasanaa? of tho writs r's ?haracter. CURRENT TOPICS. THE CINCINNATI I?A?ETIK save Ibal I ir. I'UANCIS LIEUER propos?e lo Uro Sow Yiiric Conalitulivnal Convention tho following system in plaeu of ttio proeont requirement oj unnniiinty in jury Irtela : "Kaoh jury shall consist ur I ? .-ko jurors, the agreement of two-thirds ot whom HIUIII ho aufl) cient for a verdict, in ult cases, holli civil nuil nomi, except in capital cusen,' when thicc-fourllts must ugreo to make II verdict valid, lint tho foreman, iii rendering tho verdict, shall Malo how many jurors have ?|{tvcd " In mpi? n i ot this hu allomen tho ufll ll d< leahs of justice by tho unanimity leiplinmelli, thu iliionsisloii cy of the uiteiu|it tu inakw agreement by poti tlnuuiunl, tho tact that nowhere but in leeland and thu United Stales is this unanimity re? quired to tuuku a verdict, tho violation of Ibo rule that nu mun shall be placed in jeopardy twico upon the Mamu charge, which is wrought by calling thal no trial in which the jury donut ??reu, and ha reasons aa follows: ''What in Ulla? tuniity worth when il is infeiveil, or when tho 'jury1 is out liny le i't-jlu ot lime, which proves that . be formal mumu,my. Ino outward agreement, ia merely aLVuiuliiiiiliiiveunuuimily.il' I univ maloo a word? Such ii MM.Iiet is not an intrinsically truthful one; tho uunniuiity ie n real 'attorcemeiit' or artificial. Again, thc unanimity principio puts it in t'uo power of any refractory juror, possibly aympathizinir moro with crime than with society ami right, lo d?font the ends of justice by'bold iiii: out.' livery ono reinemheiH eases ol' tho plainest and ot well proved, atrocity miine, unpun? ished becauso of ono or two Juron* resisting the others, cither from positively wicked motives or sonio mawkish reasons which ought lo liavo pre? vented them from going into the jury lurx alto? gether. ? . * ? nie Krcncli and German rule, and 1 believe the Italian nlso. is that ir seven juroru aro against (ive. the judges retiro, and ir tho bondi decides with tho five against tho aoven, thc vordict is on tho side of tho live. It eight Jurors ngreo against rour, it i? a verdict, iu capital as well as in common criminal cases. Thero I? no civil jury in france, Ociniiiny and Italy." Wo think thoro is a general ditninu tion of respect tor jury trials. Law.vata seem to look upon linen ns inipodiuionts tojnstico, nuil wp Hiippoie this estimation does not change whuii lawyers como upon tho bench. It is a most pro? voking oppression when, after a costly trinl, ono refractory juror d?funts II verdict. Obstructed Justico is injustice. Publie opinion does not attribute such n sanctity lo this tumlo ol jury trials as to make reform impracticable. Perhaps such a modification would increase Hie popular re? spect for trial by jury. TUE LAXITY of our marriage laws has been a matter of reproach toVs willi our Knglish critics, but if Borne recent statements of the London Journals aro to bo relied upon, thc mor?is or tho British middle and upper classes aro fur below tboso ot average American families, 'lim last number of tho London /fecit le on lin tnt says: " Concubinage ia on tho increase in London, and wo ?ogrot tn writo it, the greatest laxity in rospect to tho volution:! between the sexes exists among a great number of literary dar.'rhmriitn.i, who aro indeed giving practical evidence of Ibo ' freo lovo1 faith, which (hoy accept altor reject? ing every other. The Paganism of tho upper classes ia tho result of cultivated indulgence, and of thc customs and dresses which keep the fever ot passion at thc bigliest; tho Paganism uf writers and thinkers ia not so easily explained. One of thc most disagreeable sights in thc world is a profligate philusophor, reminiscent of the sty and tho atudy; bul what shall we say of tho intellectual woman whose domestic lifo is regu? lated by tho marital institutions of thc Pacific islands V" This ia a very gravo statement, nyd ono which cannot bc either vcrifluc] or denied this aide of the ocean. It is a matter oi common no? toriety, ho sever, that Miss Bn.tDDON.tho novelist, is tho mistress of MAXWELL, her publisher, ?md it is also known (bat Miss EVANS, tho authoress of "Ttomolo ami Adam llcdo," is living in unholy bonds with LEW La, the Comp! ?st philosopher. When iti stiiN ti wife left bim for MAI.I.AIS, thc artist, it did not prevent that eloquent writer from subsequently warmly praising the piel ur us of the successful rival to bis wife's Directions, and when RUSKIN lectures, Mrs. RUSKIN and hui paramour aro frequently Been in thc audience, applauding tho deserted husband. We presume that it is these, and similar cases not known hore, to which the water in thu Ite?n ir ulludcs in the above ar? ticle. Certainly no Bitch charges will lie against our literary class. All our really noted authors aud authoresses, BO far us the public ore aware, lead blameless lives. Notwithstanding thc lax divorco lawa of some of our States, wc doubt if there ts a country upon earth where domestic purity is so gcuoral or to highly regarded as it iu among tho white people of the United Stales. THE PA inti CORIU'-SPONDENT of Ibo Posion flawtte saj'B : "Recent investigalions made borvj Intro dis? covered that thero aro mno thousand 'annie " who livo by supplying tho objects required ul or after 'uncrals; co?ins, ?nwc-rn, tombstones, or who are learso-drivers, pall-hearrrs, gravc-diggcis, Imry ng-ground gardeners, otc. Reckoning each of these families to be composed of three persons, rou have twenty-scvou thousand persons who live m death. Who'd bavo thought we had so many ;houls for noigbbors V One nf the oddest trades it these ghouls is tho censorship of epitaphs. No nsenpti..n is allowed to bo put nu a tomb iu .'ans until after it bas received Ibo imprimatur of bis censor. I waa autouisbed to bear of the ex Btcncc of thia officer, for a walk iu nny of our rravc-tards ia as good a? rending*Jno Miller, so tuberous aro many of thc inscriptions. 1 rciucm jor thero ia one at Peru la Chaise: 'Sacred to tho nutunry of Mme. HEIUIERT, one of tho best aaus igo makers of Paris. Her disconsolate husband loutinuoB to carryon Ibo business at tho old stand, S'n. 00 Uno St. Antoine,' and thou suggests itself: fc'acrcd lo tho memory of Mme. Vassal ni:, wilo of ilona. Louis VASSAIDE, blacksmith; tho miling munni this tot waa modo in Ins smithy;' and hero s another: 'Under thin alono sleeps HENRI SIIINEI or.u, our only son, who sailed in tho ship Alyte tor 3hina, and waa never lu aid of uftcrwaril.' Whew nae Hm censor ? I bavo mado inquiry, and bavo boon told bis positivo ordora aro tn veto no epitaph which is not absolutory innilinissabte. Ile vetoes about flvo hundred a year. How grolcsquo they must bo I What st range aberrations thc soundest mind U guilty of." Tnr CINCINNATI OA?ETTE aays thal for years past it baa been known that valuable pearls might bo found iu tho muscio shells of tho Miami river, which, at times, bas been tho causo of consider? able ci citenioiit. Occasionally when tome ono bas been fortunata in bunting tbcaa procioun articles, parties would bocomo infatuated with tho idoa that they might find a sufficient number in a abort timo to make them possessors of vast wealth, and bavo thus been lcd to spond days and even wooka to? gether in fruitless search. Then again, othor partios, without I cally expecting to bo fortunato in thia lino, have, by accident, discovered most beau? tiful peal la, Recently this luis been tho caso with jovoral gentlemen with whom we oro acquainted. Ju last Saturday tbrco gentlemen, amusing thom lolvca in tho search, discovered pearls which aro laid to bo worth flfty dollars. Wo bavo Hoon Ineao speoimons, BO beautiful in shape and color as to excito Ibo admiration of all who bavo seen them. We wcro informed by tho possessor of these Uiat atill anotbor gentlemen, last week, discovered Iwo, of tho valno o? forty dollars. From tho abovo Tocta it would scorn that tho woaltb or Um Miami Valloy doea not constat altogotbor in tho richness 3t tho soil for agricultural purposes. THE NEW Yon? World says tho ChinoBO imml ?rration lo California in assuming immense pro? portions. Shiploads of Celestials arrive weekly, md aro rapidly mado uso of on tho railroads and n tho mines and ranchos. They immediately get moll high wagoe compared with what they bavo joen in tho habit of receiving at lomo, that tho -oporto tboy Bond back will undoubtedly be tho neanB of doubling and quadrupling tho numbera a arrive hereafter. Onco tho lido sots in, whore viii it slop? Tho Californians can got oil tho labor bey want from China, but do tboy cato for tho ?boroT aa part of their permanent population ? Ulla ia a serious question, anil should he discussed md souled now. If thia tido of Cbinoao keeps lowing Into the (?olden State, nothing can prevent .bouennds or them in timo from finding th nie wa; o tho South to cultivate cotton. TUE on ACULAR Km pi Tor of tho French ears that . weak governments often seek to divorl publie ittenlioD from domoatio (roubles by fomenting ore ig n qnarrole. Has tho Napoleonic dynasty lover attempted snob an ngly diplomatlo feat ? Joca tho l.'mpcror look obliquely toward Albion Thilo making thia insinuating observation ? If BO, vhn't baa Kngland done recently to require snob obuko ? She baa asBumod a very pacific attitude if late yoara toward all complicated continental meationi. Prussia can hardly be considered a reak government In these days. Italy baa not icon beba vin g very badly toward France, whatever ter attitudo towotd Romo. Belgium may bo moant, mt thoro bas nothing transpired to ahow any orious disagreement between Belgium and France. If course, Ibo Emperor moana something, and all be world will piizgle over tho enigma until bo acta. LAP.UEST CIRCULATION.- The DAL'-JY NEWS jvihlhh.cs (ha Official Lisi of Lct-\ ter s remaining in the Postojjice at the end of tach week, agreeably to the foUoioing section of the Neto Postojjice Lato, as the newspaper hading the largest circulation in ttie Oity oj Charleston : Sr.iTiOM .v A u l bp lt further enacted, T im lisle or lol tern remaining uncalled fur lu any Poa to tn i e In any city, town or village, whure a uowpspor abell be printed, i lnll luireaflor lie publlsbt d once only In thu uonrspapcr I w in i'll, being pul liilu il weekly or oftener, shall hare tho large*! clreiilatinu within range of delivery ol the salj lilllie u j" .-le COIttmUHivatiOnS intehdett tor publication i titi* tommi munt be ii./i/ivxurii fi> the Kilttor of the Ihiihj Mewn, Ko. 1H Ifaynestreef, Charleston, S. C. I ?uni ness OMnmunicattoiis io Publisher of Daiiy Sewn. ll i en n nut undertake ta return rejected communica? tions. Adccrtisements oulxit'e of the. city must bu accompa? nied with the cash. CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1867. Jon Wons.-Wc havo now completed our I ollicp HO as to ozecute, in the ahortest possible lime. A 1.1, KINDS OP JOll WORK, and we most respectfully n?k the patronage of our friendo. ?; KM--.lt \l, AMNESTY AND IMPARTIAL, | SUPPRAtiK. The New York Herald, referring to tho voling population of Hie ten Southern Stales, shows hove idle nrc tbc fears of negro supremacy, un? der n general amnesty proclamation ; Whiles. Blacks. Virginia.100, EM 119,031 47,613 North Carolina.... 143.295 74,911 03.3? 1 South Carolina_ 08,810 80,687 Georgie.138,208 90,498 38,710 Alabama.118.570 98,839 JO,031 Florida. 18,920 14,121 4.79? Loiilslaua. 98,708 ??.411 3,384 MUalsslppl. 84.209 98,870 - ArksOBai. 74.046 24,106 49,940 Texas.109,026 38,162 71,473 Totals.1.010,610 717,345 lUW'SOtl tl3.038 I Wblto majorlly-269,105. We ngree willi -..Mobil? poper, in Ihe statement | . bat thoso figures nro even below the real atato of things, ns they give less than double while I over block population,and everybody knows that thc whites nro nearly three times os numerous tvs the blacks, wbilo their ratio of increase by birth in four limes more, and their decrease by . louth twico less than tho black race, nnd whilo thc w hite population is daily being recruited by immigration from abroad and tho other States nf Hie Union, the lilnck population has no sonrco whatever whenco to draw its new supplies or replnco deficits. Wc can do no belter, after having ourselves so often exhausted this subject, than reproduce J tho views of other lending papors, agreeing j with us in the line of policy wc have adoplcd. Thc following from the New Orleans Com mcrrial Bulletin, embodies the great principles j of policy for which we havo been contending, nnd which arc, ultimately, bound to prevail, os tho only ones which offer a practical issue to our present troubles, and the certninty of a prompt return to power : The pcripalotic politicians who have been on the move ever since tba first blockaded bale of cotton and up to thc last petition for I purdon, write encouraging accounts of what Mr. VALLANMOHAM or Mr. GREELEY propose I to do for thc South'. Tb cn j arc thc same gentlemen who, during Hie war, proved the intervention of Eng? land and Frunce to be inevitable. They have managed lo live an the best, handle a good donl of money, and generally escape tho sight of Southern trouble by being within the enemy's lines. It is timo they were ro enllcd or disavowed ns representatives ol'| Kuiilhuru Hcntinicnt or Interests. What can Mr. JOHNSON, or Mr. Gnr.Ei.Kv, or Mr. anybody else do to restore the Southern ratio of power in the Union .' Thcxc remedies savor tao much of those which expected a foreign power to | linn, clothe and free the South. All such policy is futile. If a prople rely on those abroad to effect their relief, il is but ;i change of masters ; it is not independence. What is thc inlerc.it of the Smith ? To regain ils position in thc Union upon terms of equal? ity. Whnt is thc great obstacle? The suprem? acy of the negro, directed by those who op? pose the independent admission of tho South. Now, if this negro supremacy bo established, il will be a domestic evil. Tho mosl eloquent ad? vocates of State rights, who ever shouldered a musket or paid a lax to subjugate the South, run do nothing in Ohio or Pennsylvania to re? lievo thc Southern people from the local rule of a negro majority. The Southern people IhemsclvcH can alone remedy this consequence of thc civil rights law. How may this be done? 1. Hy according to Ihe colored race all thc political nud legal rights lo which, aa human beings emancipated from the disabilities of | slavery, they aro entitled. li. Hy elevating the electoral power of Ihe white rn.ee by those legitimate agencies which have made it Ihe dominant power elsewhere. These are legitimate means of maintaining tho social standard of the South, and pre? serving in the hands of the best quailified mien thc local government of the States and mu? nicipalities. The extension of right lo tho freedmen should be frank and cordial. He should vote nnd be voled for, when his qualifications moko him tho most eligible candidate. Ho should never bo voted down for his color, nor should iiiiy discrimination bo made against his labor or his interests. He should bo made to feel (hat his rights were proteoted in good faith, nnd that his interests are guaranteed by the community to which he belongs. Thia assu? rance of course includes the universal educa? tion of the freedmen, which will make them better citizens and more productive laborers. This by no means involves the commixture of ] colors in thc same school any more than in tho ranks, whero wo see the black and white soldiers kept scrupulously separated. Our ad? vice then gives the freedmen ell that the Civil Rights bill Intends, in good faith. With thia he should, and indeed will bo satisfied. Tho increase of Northern.power in the elec? toral and representative colleges of the Union, will tend to the relative reduction of negro in? fluence. A short synopsis of the comparative. J strengt h of the two races ia the South, will show that there ia no danger of nejrro supremacy, so called, unless the white race ia io stubborn and so supine os to surrender all claim to control. We derive from th? Spring? field Republican the figures which follow, ?nd which bafle on the census of 18CC the popula? tion and suffrage of 18G7. The States of Alabama, Arkaosos, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North and i South Carolina, Texas and Virginia, contain ? total or 2,138,360 white males, and 1,299,041 negro malea. The white voters are CG1,074. Tho black 412,187. If all were registered, the white majorities would be as follows : In Ala? bama, 890,278; Arkansas, 35,610; Florida. 1388; Georgia. 32,090; Louisiana, 21,f,8? ; North Carolina, 48,690; Texas, 45,000; Vir? ginia, ?19,640. The negro majorities would bs; In Mississippi, 2370; South Carolina, 6439. Deduct the colored from the total white ma? jorities, and there will remain '_'?>">,CK', more wliite than colored males, or nearly a quarter sf a million white male majority in the len Southern Stales. To Ibis physical advantage should be added th? great foot thal the negro raes ronnel ht in rreatetl by immigration, iahilr the ie Ai'/ja may bec What, then, haa the South permanently to Tsar from negro supremacy ? Nothkng. No law oan be passed, DO constitutional provision adopted, that may not bo repeated by th? ?remitir number of whites which Will n>? eman? cipated by law or nature In a very- few yuara. To this physical majority may be added .rw fact thru tho while* hold tho ini?U(geKO?\ tho capital ?nd thc lund titles of thc countrj. They need lr uo more to establish or rcgiiin their ascendency tlinii lo ainbark in ?ny pinn Of incrensing their population by immigration, their wraith by economy, und their independ? ence by creating or importing the most im? portant commodities. Willi Ibis policy the pcrniiinent ascendency ot the Southern whiles is undoubted. Il' they choose lo disregard the voice of progress im pelling thom on tho way lo freedom, they can? not complain thal the dnrkoy shall dominate Ot no such result has tho .Springfield HtpuUiftln auy apprehension, nor have we. HEt'ONHTHCl'TION IN TUM STATIC. A slight cliungc of sentiment is perceptible iu Ibo editorial management ol our country exchanges. From violent opposition lo thu military hill, they hare drill ed into silence, und in u few- insinu?es huvu been emboldened to advocate its mensures ns the only- lmsis of rii construclioii thal can he cxpeclud. Thu Columbia 1'kcriiz. the Anderson Inleli'yenet', the Sumter ACT-, and thc Winngboro Tri Weekly A7:w, have changed their tactics in this respect moro fully than their contempora? ries. Thu hitler In now under the cditurml cure ol' Mr. W. Vi. llitiuir.ur, who announced in his snlutnlory timi he stood upon tho plat? form of tho Military Hill HS the only hope of tho country. This declaration has been fol? lowed hy nn article on thc Constitutionality of the Dill, in'.vhicli tho course pursued by tho President since the surrender is reviewed nm! his reconstruction policy severely criticised. This has neon distasteful io some of the ma? dera, but th? Kditor notwithstanding their dis. approval is bothuuconviuccil and unconverted, and in reply says: Wo havo observed au angry frowu on the tacos of a groot many of our citizons of lalo and wore at a loas to divino tho cause ; upon inquiry wo learn, they nre mad bocauso everybody don't agrou with them in jollities. Wo aro sorry that people will got into a passion without propor provocation, and hopo-aa tinto dovolopoH tho truth and correctness ol thu policy ot Southern roconatmrtionists,-they may wag their taila as approvingly as they wore want to ho waggled to in days of vorn. " Kvery dog should havo his day." COPARTNERSHIPS. DISSOLUTION OK ( OPAH 1 V KUS1I11', THE COPARTNERSHIP HEflETOFORE EXIBTINO between Ibo undersigned ls Ibis d?y dissolved by mutual consent. L. ALEXANDER. September 2, i SOT. 51. ROSENTHAL. THIS I'MIEIISIO.VEI) WILL CONTINUE THE BOSINE'.'B, AND WILL pay all tho dobie and liabilities of the firm, at tho old siam I No. 211 KINO -STUl:LT. Beptoi ober 3_3_ M. ROSENTHAL. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. rrVHE FIRM OF GOUnpfN, MATTlTIEi?SEN Ai CO., IN I Cb trloaton and Savannah, having oxplrcd by limita? tion upon tho death of the Uto F. C. MATTHIESSKN, Ure um lei signed will continue the business lu char les? li li uni 1er tho former mme of UOURDIN. MAT1H11-S SEN & CO,, and In Havannah ot H. A I'.. N. GOURDIN A.- CO. H. GOURDIN. R. N. GOURDIN. L. Q. YOUNG. Charleston, September 1st, 1807. September '2 REMOVALS. REMOVAL-TEMPORARY. FOO ARTIE A SmUIAN, AGENTS. TAKE THIS opportunity to notify their customers of their tem? porary removal from No. 292 KING STREET to the COR? NER OF KINO AND GEORGE STREE I'S, until their new store ls completed. Our Stock la well assorted and will be sold at RE? DUCED PRICES. rOOAHTIK it STILLMAN, Agenta. September t wf?S Corner King and George ats. REMOYAL. M WK UN DERS3GNED HAVING REMOVED ll ls TIN, J HU KKTI HON 1NU AND PLUMBING ESTABLIHH MQiTYrom Church street ta No. HG MEETING STREET (near Wentworth), bo would respectfully requeat a con? tinuance of past tatura. T. CAMPBELL. September 2 mwf3 DENTISTRY. DENTIST. KOOM8 AT HIS 1ILMDEXCF, NORTHWEST COR? NER of Mertlng aud Society Streets. Juno 19 _w.Cmo COMMISSION MERCHANTS. WILLIAM B, G1LLILAND i SON, Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OFFICE NO. 33 ILIA N ll STRIKT. Seotembur * '_ ; ._ WILLIS & C?11S0LM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE Ai SUIl'MENT Ito Foreign and Domestic Po rb COTTON. HI CE, LUM UER AND NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARP, Charleston. 8. C. E. WII.I.IH.A. B. OHISOI.M October ir. NOTICE. THE hHIPP.(NG AND COMMISSION BUSINESS will for Hie pr. bent be carried un aa usual by tb? undersigned at Bio. ill East Ba?, over tho store formerly occupied by nulli, rr:>51 EV A- CO. All persons having individual claims must pr?sent tho sime, snd those Indebted individually will make pay? ment tn JOHN THOM KY. PUBLIC NOTICE. OFFICE OF. DOT TREA8URY. January 3, 1807. PUBLIC N0TTC/? IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDfclt tho followiug Ordinance l?tense* bavebeon propartd far delivery from this Ottlcc. B. THOMAS, City Treasurer. SEO. 1. Be it Ordaintd by the Mayor and Alden City Couteeit ateembUit, That from (and after the first day of Janui.ry, llrenaos .ball be taken out for all carts, dr.) and wagons, uaed for pnvato and domestic purposes, il the samo manner, and according to tbs same provision* now of force in relation to carts, drays and wagons, 1st driven |mr biro, oxcept giving lionds, And each suet cart, d .-ny or wagon, (ball be provided with a badge con taming ibo number thereof, and mailed Printie, to placed can the outalde of the shalt. 8ao. X No person shall be taken by the Treasurer ?uroly to any bond under the Ordinance concerning censes tor carts, drays, wagons and other carnage?, ur leas he> or she be a freeholder. Baa 3. Tho lollowlng shall hereafter be tho rates tc license* for public and private carts, drays, wagons, fcc, inrlud'?ig tho bora ca or mules used thereof, which .Ucl) be (roo from other taxation: PUBLIC CAST?, na ATS, ere., OB rnosa EUTLOTXD ra AN r nnaurxas wiiATitTEa, ron inna maier on is inaner. For every curt, dray or wagon, drawn by one bone mole, ?DO. For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two horse tor mules, ?30. For uuery bank and carriage with two wheels, 220. For o' t cry hack and carri ago with four wheels, HQ. For esr cry atajo OT omnibus (except lino omnibus; with tw o horses. tSO.. ' - For every sua o or omnibus (except Un? omnibu drawn Iry four hone?, too. IT or . very truck drawn oy two or more benet, or muler, KO. Fur every expresa wagon drawn by two or more horse, or inuit a, MO. BB (AD CAJTTS AND FSTTATE HARTS, DBA TS, ETC For e very brean cart or wagon, as. For avery cart, dray or wagoo, used for privat? or do? mestic purposes, and not to be employed la tbs bin?, porting of goods, waree, merchandise, lumber, or any other commodity, for compenaatlon, either directly Indirectly for tho ?ame, ?hall pay for a llcente tb? sum 15, eiiluai ve ol tba horse or mule. Ratifies! In City Council, thia 16th day of January (Us.) In Uso year of our Lord one thousand eight hun? dred! and sixty-six. P. C. OAILLABD. Mayor. By tbs Mayor. January 8 W. H. SMITH, Clerk of Council. AN ORDINANCE TO SroULATT TBE STOBAOB or I-ETI1U1 wu, ITS r?o DDCT?. AND erinn jirrxAxniABIJe OILS. SEO. I. Be il ordained by He Mayor and Aldermen, in Oily Council atiembled. That from and after th? Ii th day of Jun? neil, lt shall not bo IA?ful to keep Petroleum. Kerosene, Bock Oil, Benxlne, Eenzole, or ant other in? flammable oil or oils on a to rag? or for sale In any cellar, ?tore or building south of Line tlreet. In a larger quan? tity than fifty gallons on any ono lot or premise?, and uny inch quantity ao kept or storem .ball be contained hi rassele of tin OT other metal. SEC. X That Petroleum, ita products, or ?Dy other In? flammable oil or oils, when brought Into the city by land or water, may be kept on any lot or In any tnuldln/r bi which cotton I? not stored, tor a period not exreedirur twenty-four hours, noon the expiration of which timi: it aball be removed and kept in ute manner as required by the foregoing eec ti on. SEO. 3. Any person or parson? violating any part of thia Ordinance .ball ba subject to a fine of two hue dre J dollar., for each offence, recoverable In any Court of com Petent JcrltdJctlon. Ratified In City Council tb!? twenty-first day of May, In the year of our Lord ona thousand elgbt hundred and alili aatan (L.8.) P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. ff. H. Hurra. Clerk of Council. June C NOTICE. O FF I CF. OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, I CiiAjtLEjrroy, a C., May 4. 1M7. f rE BEG ULAR INSPECTION OF TUE LOTS AND in clo? ure?, vanita, ba, will oommence on Monday next, Ot InsL Omar? and oocupanu ar* beeby r?qulr?<l lo aa? that their premise* ar?in good condition and tbrit all filth and airbag* la rantovad aa r? paired by Ordi? nance. Otb?r tnajiecUona win follow. " . Br order of Mayor OxrxiAai). : . ' " -. , . fl',.' "C. B. BIG WALD. CW?! af Felic?.' _WAN TS. '_ A YOf.M: LADY, Willi HAS HAU SUNK '11. year?'experience in T-aiiilng, iud who lur itsb satisfactory lr I lent of iccomtacndaUi.n, <le?lr?i to blain employment In l?mul O? rrlvito Faintly in itl.cr ihr city or country. .idlru.l AI. p. J., Kry lint io. 81 Charleston P. O. iain.* Septotuber 3 - limit ANO WAHIIKtt W"A VTFiD.-A WHITE L/ WOMAN, win? ?ill give wllaOarUOtl. OM gol a lier imiirul situation bi spiriting al N... :n MEETING fTHEBlV ll september 2 ^SITUATION WASITEU.?WA>Tltl), BY A 3 married nun, fl steady habit?, n Simulien in ?nv ..ipeclable business. will malm lib,II mefiil In al nost any rapacity, Address "il. P.." al Hil? ol?,-... August li TO RENT. mt! IIEVT, THAT IIESIIlAlll.rC lt K N I . 1. DENCE. Nu. ll KINO H I* HE KT, with all lin- n -c. t rpi? RENT, V II E COJIMOUIOUM V>Ii J_ pleenanllv situated two snd a half story HHICK DWKLLINO NO. vt Ila .el street, north side, near Cast Hay. Possession given on 1st September. Apply st TUHOEPICE._ AugiMt ll FOR SALE. {.Mill SALK OH ll KMT, AT FLOHKNIT-:, JU S. C., TWO I. A HUE NEW SI OHMS, with comfort? able dwellings above. For particulars, apply to F. M. lt otu its. 13 September ll FOUND. TiOCI?D, A I. V ill KS' PlitSB, LU.\TAI,V. JO INO MUN I:k Apply at THIS OFFICE. September 1 Ii? JKit MI, IN WKNTWOIITII NT1IKKT, ? between St. Phillip and Olobn PI reel, a I.ETTKIl. (KnvleU lo partie., lu Columbia. South Cartihua. Thc owner will please rall at this OFFICE for sante. September ll BOARDING. C-1 DOD UOAHO CAN UK OlITAIN?aTT? T a Private Family. Apply at No. M M1. Ki I NO Slit EET. near tho battery. inwf September 2 BOA it DI NC;-'I'linuK i?i,BASANT UOOMH with good tai Aim eau he had ou immediale appli? cation to No. ns CUUR7CH STllEET, west side, near Tr add street. Tenus ressonsblo. June 12 .l i rates, lu tbouiost central business part of the city, wilburn lodging, Lu a privalo house, eau uow be had. For parti, maid sddresa "X. L." Postofnto. May 15 RAILROADS. DOUBLE DAILY ALL KAIL PASSENOEK ItOUTE HKTWEEN ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS VIA Cliafanoosu anil Grand Junction, ?MI it oe ii 11 IN FORTY-NINE: HOVHS. TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTA DAILY At B:IS A.M. AND 7:00 P.M., making close connections st all points Arriving st New Orleans at 8 P.M. and 11:10 A.M. il?y Passengers by trains of the Georgia Railroad niaki cluse en nu i elton H wi I h this roula at Atlanta. NO STEAMBOATS OR OMNIBUSES ON THIS ROUTE, ELEGANT SI.EEPINO COACHES ON AU. NK1IIT TRAINS. BAOOAOE CHECKED THROUOH. FARE AS LOW A 8 HY ANY' OTHER ROUTE. THROUOH TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED Can bo obtained al General Ticket Office, Atlanta, (ia. Georgia Railroad, Augusta, OB.; South Carolina Railroad, Charleston, 8. C.; South Carolina IUI I ruad. Columbia. 8. C. JOHN B. PECK. Master TranaportsUon, July 13 Stco Western and Atlantic Railroad. FURNITURE, ETC. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! MANUFACTURED BY F. KRUTiNA, Nos. 90 and 98 East Houston street, New York City. ALL THIS FURNITURE, CONSISTING OF PARLOR. CHAMBER. DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY SUITS, ls of the latest styles, and manufactured or the very' heat raster.*!, under the personal supervision of th. Proprietor, snd guaranteed. Parties in the Mouth desiring ana Household Furniture can be supplied direct from the manufactory ; or those about visiting New York wlU And lt tu their advantage to Stuck before purchasing elsewhere. All wfm amos July 31 TOBACCO, ETC. "LA CRIOLA,? SEGAR STORE, CORNER BROADWAY A Ml 1 7T II STREET, NRW YORK. THE UNDI It-;ii IN ED WILL BK PLEASED TO REE his Southern friends. The choicest MAN ANA SE OARS, of all the leading hrauds, with a general assort? ment of Smokers* Article i always on band. June 4 D. OTTOLEMODI, Agent. NOTICE. OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE, 1 Mais ii--am. HncsK, J CH?RUCTON. S. C., August 22, mc:. J TUE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF ORDINANCES aro published for the information of all whom ll may concern. C. B. SIGWALD, Captain of Police. ? . ? ? ? * * . SEC. VI. All smoking of any pipe or segar In White Point Harden, and East or Buuth Battery, be and the s?mela hereby prohibited; and any person who shall vi?lalo thia clause ol this Ordlnanco shall, for each and ovary such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of flvo dol? lars, to be recovered in the City Court, one-half tho amount ta be givon to tho informer. Sec. TUT. AU Indecent and disorderly conduct, curs? ing and swearing, -ilamorona noises, drunkenness, quar- ? rclllng, flgbUng, or profanity, committed In White Point (lardan, ar on either of the Batteries adore said, shall be punlebej in tho aime manner as the same offences are now directed by law to he pnniahed whtu committed in any other portions of the city.. * ? . . ? * . . Sec. X. No person or persons ahaU ride, tead or drive any horse or borses.lmule or mules, wt thin tbs enclosure of tue Garden, under a penalty of five doUars for every snell oftener, to be recovered In tho City Court, one-half Hie amount of the fine to be given to the informer. . .:'>". * ? . * * * Sr.c. XL It shall not bo lawful for any person or per? sons to secure or moor with their lasts any vessel, boat or rate to any part of the wharf, or tbs rallinga thereof, at White Point, constructed by the City Council, loading from that part oi East Bay called the,Battery to South' Bay street, or to land from any boat, .easel or raft any boards, lumber, or other materia), On any part of the said wharf; and if any person or persons shari violate or transgress any of the provisions contained tn this ola uso, auch person or persons shaU forfeit, and pay fifty dollars, to be recovered in the City Court, o no-hajj of whloh pen? alty shall go to the Informer. . Whereas, many loaded drays and carts pass unnecessa? rily through King street. In the city ot Charleston, to the great obstruction of that thoroughfare, and to the aeriouH Inconvenience and danger of those who have business therein: Bs as ordained. That from and after Ihe passing of this Ordinance lt shall not bo lawful for any licensed cart, dray, wagoo, or other carriage, laden with cotton, lum? ber, or other merchandise or commodity, to be driven through tho said King street south of Calhoun atmet, or my part thereof, aero and except for the purpose of re? ceiving or depositing a load in such part of sahl street; ind any driver or conductor of any such cart, dray, wagon, or other carriage, offending herein, shall forfeit and pay a sum of not leas Utan tam dol?ais, nor more lean twenty dollars._SO_Augustas PUBLIC) NOTICE. Omoi CLIBX or Ootraoiu 1 May 1857. ( Tba following SecUon of " An Ordinance to abolish tho 1 iffica of Hperintondent of Streets ; to provide for Keep ug lha streets' Lanes, Alleys, and open Courts In the 3ity of Charma,ton Clean, and for other purposes," ls nereby published for the tnfonnkilon of all concerned ; F?rths dna protection of the said contractor or con* Meters, if ii /. rihir ordained. Thal every owner, lessee, jccunanl and tenant of any premises fronting lo spy itreel, lane, alloy, or open court, ahaU on every day Sundays excepted) have tho dirt, nilli, garbage or other iffal, placed lo front of his or ter lot, In s barral, box dr leap, and lu readiness for the contractor, by tbs hour of leven o'clock, A. M., from Uta Dist day or May to the 1 rst day of November In or try year ; and by the hour ol lin? o'clock, A. M., from tba Ont day of November to ita first day of May following. And any person offen ri? ng herein, or placing any dirt, filth, garbage, or other iffal, in any street, lane, or alloy, or open court, after the toura anora mun ed, shall bo subject to a fins not less han two nor moro Loan five dollars, for each and every iffeo.ee, to be Imposed by Ibo Mayor. By order W. H. SMITH, May 15 Clerk of Connel) FIRE LOAN. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, 1 Cm HALL, November 9,1885. 1 A LLP1^0N?Dl^mOU8OFltEI)lTrLDINOINT3B l\ Burnt Districts and Waste Places of Ute City, un? ter "An Act of the Osneral Assembly, giving ajmprilj 0 the City Connell of Charleston to proceed Tn tba mst ? ur of a Fire Loan, with a view to aid In hulldlug up Un 1 ty anew," are boreby notlfiod tblt the form of appli ?Hon for loans can bo obtained al the office of the Clerk f Council, between the boura of 0 A. M. and 3 P. M. All application! must ber" -J ID the above mentioned Btes, sa ibe Committee will meal s vary Monday to cor tder tim same. By order of the Mayor W. H. flinn? Noremb?rin mfri ol rennell. NOTICE. 3ATICE OLERE* OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLO WI NO. clause of SecUon 1 of an "Ordinance to Baise Snp llea 1er thc yoir 1887." ls published for the Information f persons selling doods by sample or otherwise, who are ot residents ot this rity. AU such persona ara hereby oUfied to report ul Ibis office. "Three dollars on every hundred dollars of aU gooda jld lu Uti? city I ?sons not residents, by sam ole or tierwlaB." W. H. SMITH, "Arch 8 . (tlerk nf Connell NOTIPB.. OFFICE CHIEF OF vvnornvot, > A mi us t ?lb, 1887. J BROUGHT TO THIS OFFICE AND SUPPOSED TO bs. stoW, a Gray Sack Ooah also, two large block n pana about sixteen Inches in width; any parties losing ie saree, will rill and identify torin. ,, H. W. BflNDRICJia, 1st L?ente nACt ind Chi e" of Detectives. Align?t 80_ ? ? E. M. WHITING-, ?0B0NEB AND SUGUSTJUTE.t TAd REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM on ALU Killi V urert to No, 77 CHURCH KTREET, -SSr Bl ichael's Allay. Alignai tl MEEI mas. I.AcVDaiAlUv LODGE, Xl?. 7tt, A.'. Ir. . M.'. rp HE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION Ol* jl IM? Lodiic will bc held, Tili Kilning, iWeJucsday 4th mit. >. lt 8 o'clock. Uy order ol W. M. THEODORE K. SEVYTON Becwtarjf September i I l'UMMIKHI?7*?KUN Ol'* M A ll tv lil'. 4 ItKOl'I.AH MON Tilt. Y ' M I'KTINU Ol' THU COM J\. MISSIONERS will be bulli i'Ai? Mit- win. it ^ o'clock. WILLIAM KIHKtWtOD. so plumber ? i i tn.ii t UiL. IMI.SICTl'll 1IAXE HALI. I'M'U. filil?. MONI ULY MEF.T1NO ol' THE ill.Vii W??J X be beld ll Pavilion Hotel TAI? iWedutmduvl A*r>.n lt 8>i o'clock. Business ul iiu]x>rtiuctt requires * end prorupl altouaiuite JOSEPH UlLTi'S. September 4 I Scrtetuy .id imiit i EDUCATIONAL. PENSION"n\j KEV. DH. 3?VEILS. CVKST AVKC BK?UCUUI' DK I'LAISIK tl UK / lc. l'riucipul ?lc culto institution nnnoiii.-ii :i oes ?mis cl sit public eu g?n?ral i|Me Tue croiaseiiicnl continnel du nomine ile MIS ?lt-vo n li-Vcssilc le choix d'uii ?tnhlishinciil pills rouvcimlile. Ilsesl ilene procure Itt H|M?t>?ttMM<! ilt'ineure situ?e nu eoiti noni-oucsi .loiues Coming cl Kuli, i.e bul tin l'ltiHliluiimi cl ntl I dc preparer parfaitement les ?l?ves pour le College ou pour les nffairc?, un syst?me com? plet d'instruction ?l?mentaire i i tt. adopt .' pour ceux iiui eu auront besoin, et dc" fa? cilit?s particuli?res font offertes pour 1 .'lude ile? classi<,ucs, iles umlbeiiintiiiues el de lu tenue des livres. Hu eoii.si-.iueiii e .le recants cliungcmeniM i|it'il a fitllu faire dans I'tiiluiinis t j ul i un tie lu pension, el uns .i dann le bul d'avancer les lol err ta lim ?l?ves, le principal sera assist? pur M. JOHN ti A NN ON dont ICM tilleuls ?ant connus, ct ijue it di.j.i lieiiucoiip d'exp?rience duns renseignement. .M. HANNON fit a cs ?tudes avec llb! (notion duns un des meilleurs colleges de la France, ct enseigna ensuite le franeni* 'es classique* nvec ?clat au coll?ge do M i irs pr?s lllois (Kruncel. Ile? itvantnges rares et excellents sont done offerts pour l'?lude du fran?ais sous sa diree liou. Une clnsse ?l?mentaire faisant partie de l'institution est sous la cbarge de Mademoiselle HOS.V HUMll.K. et toutes les diff?rentes branches sont soumises lt la surveillance per? sonnelle du principal. L'int?r?t des ?l?ves esl consult? eu lout Cours d'instruction: l'An glnis, le r-'raneais, le Latin, lo tiree. l'H?breu. 1'Kapugllol, Cl l'Allemand Kupteruber 4 w -il- -? EDUCATIONAL ESTAULIKHfll KNT tn REY. Ult. MY ERR. Ililli; EXERCISES OF THE AHOVE NAMED IN.STI J J. TUTE will bo rennin ed (D. V.) un WEDNESDAY, I October 2d, lt Ibo Academy, corner ol Coming and Ililli streets. Terms moderate, and course of I lint ruction such aa ?HI Impart a sound and cotnplrlo ediicatiuu. D?plomber '2 inwf URSULINE ACADEMY. VALLE CHUCK. THIS INSTITUTION WILL RESUME ITS ACADEMIC EXERCISES SEPTEMBEll lat. For Frospectusos ploaao iddreaa "MorUEH SUI'E Rion," Uraullou Convent iud Academy, Columbia, So. _Imo_ Scploinhor 4 DAY AND MldlT si nulli,. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMUER NINTH. I WILL RE Ol'lS MY Nlilll [' SCHOOL, et Nnrlbwcai corner m Smith sod RidcllB'e a Ire eta. Terms-84 DO por mouth, in advance. DAY SCHOOL at aime placo, from U to J o'ulock. Koptembur4 Wfm3 A. DOTY. Jr. DR. Lllltn'S HOARDING) AM) DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNO LAI .I r.s. STUDIES WILL BE RESUMED ON THE FIRST OF OCTOOER. All tho branches or i oolite education iro taugbL No extra ebargo for the languages. September 4 tv? HOTELS. PAVILION HOTEL. A FINE LUNCH Served Ev erv H>ay, KHO H ll TU 1 i 1 O'CLOCK. June 6 S. SWANDALE, PROPRIETOR CF THK Mansion House, GREENVILLE:, a. ci June8 1ST. JAJttES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. pRopnrr/TORs : WM. A. HURD.Ol New OrUaus. W. F. CORKERY.Of Spottirtvood Hotel, Richmond. [ Telegraph and Railroad Ufficca in Rotunda of Hoto!. June 17_ Cmu STEVENS HOI MU, Nos. Ut. '43, 'Iti ANI> tJ Broadway, N. Y., opposile Bowling Oreen-l n the European Plan.-THE STEVENS noUSE ls well iud widely koowu to th? travelllnu; public. The location ls es? pecially .ultaLie to merchants and huslneas men; it is lu close proximity to thu bualuoas part of the city-is ou the highway of Southern and Western travel-and adja? cent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots. The STEVENS HOUSE bas ll lie ral arcommodaUnr. for over 300 guests- lt ls well I urn lobed, and possesses every ! modern Improvement for Um comfort and outertainmeDt of tte Inmates. Th? rooms are spacious anil well venti? lated-provided with gas and water-tb? stn mlnnee la prompt and respectful-and Ibo table ia generously pro? vided with every delicacy of lb? seasonal uiode.-ate rales. The rooms having bean rein mistic" and remodeled, we I ire eua! Ht tn oller tili? facilities for lb? comfort and 1 pleasure "f our guests. OEO. K. CHASE k CO., May 'li Cum Proprictois. NOTICE TO s AI Lillis OR IMMIGRANTS HOTEL OR BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS. OFFICE CLERE. OF COUNCIL, 1 .Mareil 13, 1867. I IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF ute LegiiUtirro, passed the 20th day of December, I860, ill persons concerned ere hereby notlilcd to call at thia O Biro md take mit thc required license immediately. W. II SMITH, Clerk of Council. I AK xor rea ros Kita FBOTXXTIOM or st*?rn ASH DJ an a FLA KT 5 ra TBE FORT ASO Harmon or niuii.is TON. I. Bril matti J, by Ikt Staate OBI! House of Repr?senta liva, noa viet and titling in General Attrmtily. and by the authority of the taine. Timi lt shill not hs lawful for any person, except a pilot or public officer, to board or at? tempt to liuard a vessel arriving in the port or hirhur ol Char lenton, before such vessel shall luve boen made rust to thc wharf, without first obtaining! ?ive from tho mis? ter or person having charge of euch veisel. or from her owner or agents. II. tt ?hall not be lawful for any owner, agent, maater. or other person having chargo of any veased irrivlug or being In tba port of Charleston, to permit or authorize any autora, hotel or boarding house keei>er, not Itcenaed al hereinafter provided, or any agent, runner or em? ployee of ?ny tudor's or Immigrant i hotel or boarding house, to board, or attempt to board, any v esa al irrivlug In, or lying, or Oeing in tho harbor or port ol Charleston, before sucia v eeoc I shall hive been made fut m the wharf, or en che red, with Intent to invite, uk or solicit tbs boarding of ahy of the crew employed on"such vessel. lfj. It shall not bo lawful for any sailor'K or immi? grant's hotel or boarding houao keeper, or tho employeo of any ullor's or immigrant's hotel or boarding bouao keeper, having boarded my vessel mido fut to any whirl In the port ol Clurleeion, to neglect or refuse to leave said venae!, after having been ordered so to do by the mister or person having charge of such vessel. IV. It shill not bo lawful tor any person to ke op, con duct or carry on, either u owner, proprietor, agent or othiirwlae, anr sailor'! or Immigrant'? boarding house, or tailor* . or Immigrant'i hotel,lu the city ol Charleston, without having i licenie from lbs City Council thereof, V. It ?ball not be lawful tor ?ny peraou, not hiving the lloarase in this Act provided, or not being the regular agent, ruarier or employee of a parion barina, auch li? cense, to invite, ?ak ar solicit m the city or harbor of CbarlMtco, the boarding or lodging ar any of tho crew employed on oar vesael, or of euy immigrant arriving in tba said city ? f cha ri ea ton. VT. The City Council .hill hilo tho application of any person applying for a licenie to keep a aaUora' or immi? grant's boarding house, or sailor's or immigrant's hotel, in the city ol Charleston, and upon utialactory evidence to them of the respecten lilly end competency of auch ap? plicant, and of tho ?ultablenei? of hi? accommoda Ilona alni I i??r,? to him i>l iv"? ac, which abatl bs good for one year,- upieu sooner revoked by ?aid City Council, to koop a tailor's or Immigrant's boarding houae la the city of charleston, aud lo invite and aollclt boarders for tia o lame. TIL The City Connell may. upon satisfactory evidence of the disorderly mareeter nf any sailors* or Immigrante' hotel or boarding house, licensed a? horetnbefora pro? vided, or of tba keeper or proprietor of any auch house, or of any force, fraud, deceit or lalerepreaentaUou, In ba? rning Qr Kllrdttng boarders or lodgers for auch bouae, on the part of auch keeper or proprietor, or any of bis agenta, runners, or employer a. Or of any a rlcuip t to per? eceado or entlco ?ny of the craw to desert tram ?ny vcuel In the harbor of (J bari eaton, by auch keeper or proprie? tor, or any of his ?gents, runners or employers, revoke the lleenM for keoplng auch bouse. YUL Zrery person receiving the license hereinbefore provided for shall pay to the City Connell aforesaid the sum of twenty dollars. . IX. The said ci ty Council ?hall furnlah to each sailor's pr ICUAbrraqt'e hotel or boarding houao keeper, licensed by them as aft,rv said, one er more badge? or side Ids, on walch ?bal! oe ponied or engraved the nun o of ?neb hotel or hoarding house keeper, and tho number ?nd street of hie hotel or boarding noose; and which said badgee or ?hleld??h?ll be surrendered to uld City Conn eU upon Ibe ie voca Kan by them,-or expiration of any license granted by Ibarra, it herein provided. X. Bvcsy tailor'? or Immigrant a hotel or boarding houae keeper, ind every agent, runner or employee ot auch hotel or bciirding boujie keeper, when boarding any veaaal la the harbor of Charleatou. or when Innung ot scJicdUrag the boarding or lodging of any seaman, sailor Dr person employed on any vessel, or of any immigrant, ?hill wear, conspicuously displayed, thu s nield or badge referred to In the foregoing ?action. XL It ?hill not be Uwfal ftrr any pelton, eicept those named tn the preceding sw tu JJ, to Lave. wear, exhibit or adept*? ?ny auch shield or badge tq any of the crew em? ployed ou any vessel, or lo My Immigrant ao in Iv lng in the city of Ctuvrleaton, with the Inteut to Invite, uk or lolled Hip boarding or lodytng of auch InunUrrapt or nt my of tb? crew omployed oa arvy veut I being in ihe xarbor of Chtrlaaton. XIT. Whoever ehall offend ?gtdnst ?nj or either of the previsions contained rn eecunu 1, 1. 3, 4, f., lo and ll In Mi Act, shall be neem ed guilty ol ? misdemeanor, and ihell, upon eontlctlon thereof, be punished hy Imprison neal for a term not exreedlag on? year, ?rad oat lea? htn thirty nays, or hy a Un? not exceeding two hundreJ md Dfty dollar i. ?nd not lea? than one hundred dollar, ir by both snob ftne and imnriaonment. XlIL *ih? ward "reaeel/'u used In thia Act, ?hall bf a' ide. v easel a prtrpell ed by steam, a thn aoriste House, tho twaaUalh day of Decembtr le the year of our Lord on? thou ?ind ?|ght hundred and ?uiy^if. W"D. powreit,^ Preeideni of (he lianata. CUAS. EL 8U?ONTON, Speaker Hotnfl) of Repulentattvaa. Approved DecamUr a?TlsM i ' J mu L. Oait, O^vernor. Harch 1? ?ROCERY AND MISCELLANtOJ/? TIM?liH ! TIMBERI .Xi iii f\f\f\ PERT OP TIM HEH, Ol'VARIOUS 0\JU ?ULM/ irirnUK) oatettllc*. " For ?ale by CIHSOt.M Dlir>TIIHlH. F.asl Hiv, ? nf m i A 11 v i- ' ' i ?inn Kr|iI*?liiW|- 4 1 BUTTER ! ilUlTKB ! .II'HT KKt'BIVKII ?.KU t i lt. :1IAMIATTV> I i \ CAM S I.'ONTAININO P.HIIII 'I WO- \NI*-A-H AI.K II ) POUND PAC K AI I LS ul- sPIKNU. I? II11TTER, mul lor sile Ul WM. IIUHNKY, Septem Pei i '. N . i ?. Easl H.v ?ALON! BACON! JUKT IIKCKIVKO HER s i li i.in.\ c. rv-, " imus. snotjt.nr.Ms r> Ahbd!. Ribbed SIJM .1 bole* Su^ai I u I i'll .1ll.pl. A lui foi Salo b> * WM. lit P.M.V. ->.'|?eUlbcl I I tio. UH Kill ita) SIPKRIOK H KM I* ROPE. KAi"? l?OIW SUPERIOR WESTERN l,r.r.IP IIUI'K. tj\J\J l or sil : liv MORDECAI ( CO. .pteinbcr :i li SUUAR AM) MOLASSES. 1 li i i'AititPi.s MOLASSES J?.J\ J hu tefe KUM! . Lu -Ml., li? MORDECAI A OU September :i c COHN ! COHN ! ILlUUl?Vt QOnn BUSHELS TRIMI: WHITE MILLINGCOEN 'JuUu 10OU buohcl"; prim" Wintern whit? (lorn 'looo tiiihois primu western mixed Core ie baie* Gv.ui.y Cio'.h. 1er "ile Ly INO (.'.t.MPsr.N -v ::.>.. Nu. ii .Marital MIMPI upito-Ma stat? *u??it Hapioauher'.l : SKHO ?VE. 100 m,?,,n:,'*s,,'lKKU,l! s,:,"'iYi: ?INO. OAMPSKN Ar ML. No. Il Market rtruel opposite Kiata atNtl. September :i _'i RANGOON KK K. f*A llAltlilll.S PKIMT. RANGOON HICK LAND tjXJ I Ntl thia dav per steamer Upi Ott. POT salo lu lula lo ault "iiri'hasera. Apply In ISAAC I . NERTE A- CO . So HUI list Bay, corner cumberland airei-i. Ueptember i - PRIME WESTERN CLEAR iliiiUKD SIDKS, SHOULDERS. ?ftc. 2rr IIHDS. PRIME WESTERN CLF.AP. RI BB LU ? SIDES 20 lilil? i. Primo Western -u. ..n 1 . IU tea. Banged S. O. Strips 'io bhts. N. V. Snuar cured Kirip* 15 bill*. New York S. ll. iv Shoulders III tea. IISRKed N. V. Sugar-cured Hams .ju hhiH. Matthew?\-Sim's cider V'lovgar lauding ami lot sale hv I.ALItMY A ALEXANDER. Septeiuher J mn NORTH CAROLINA, ?E()ir???A AMI TKNKKMHRH FLOU ll. IAM NOW PREPARED TO PILL OltDKRS EITHER fur export or lunn. riniaiimpiluti, ul market rates, with Ihn BEUT URANUS Ol' FLOUR, put up lu harrell, half ami quarter illrerl from the Milln. Will also flinn.h Ult AN AND SHORES. J. lt. HODSON. Non. I and il Atlantic Wharf. August 'J mwf luio W110 LESALK MERU II A NTS, CHARLESTON, S. C., OPFelit l 'till MALE LOW, FOR CASU t QAAfl SEAMLESS HACKS LIVERPOOL RALTJ ?>' M M t MO coils Hemp and Manilla Rope] ?Jim halos Otiiiuy sud Dundee flagging 100O kegs Nails, assorted sizes tlOO bhts t.'oireo Sugar. A, il and C .100 bsuS Rill i .ille - luO libls Molasses and Hy run um boson Adatnautlue Candles IMO kogs Hazard's Powder COO bags Shot HOOO lbs. Load Copperas, Blue Stone. Madder, Indigo, Spices, ka. July 10 wfmlmos LEA & PERRINS' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE Nil 11.. PKO.VOV.VCttD -p. CXTRACT UV JpY of a letter from a CONNOISSEURS il "T^^? ni BC TI? Olin .alf:' ?. Brotheral fl?j,1li\i)lirrHTi-it. jtiy (JlKltl SllUCt? f4^^1'''1 gBISI "Tell LEA 4 PEB uru Ai'Pi.te*Bi.x: >Jj;??L:i: KINS that th*etr SAUCE LfyBg!" ls highly cst* tlac,l tn tay. TO Tj-sTrffi dla, ami la, i',| my opinion, MIHBTW Hu' most mutable, aa EVERY VARIETY BSS^alwell aa the most whole W*Wsr^l SAUCE that ls OF mm. ^?iJ'made,.'' The success of this most dellclovji siul unrlvallet eon illnicut liaviug raUBed mau? impnni .i.lcl dc?mrs to apply the name to Spuriout Compound!, the P-.mi.io la Tttiicctfully and ra rn riffv requested to see that Ine name of Lea fc Pxnnrsa are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and BOTTLE. Manufactured by I. EA ii PEKillN?, Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, 1ST IE W YORK, AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. October 19 tm wi jr JOHN MAC GREGOR & CO., HOS. 178 AND 180 PEARL-ST., New York, IMPORTEnS, ?lANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS TN INDIA. SCOTCH AND KENTUCKY BAOOPIO. QUNNY BAOS AND BURLAP SUITABLE FOR WHEAT AND CORN H Af n 1 NO ; alas, a largo and completo stock of BALK HOPE, embracing Western marhlne-madr ll. mn, Manilla, Flax aud Jule. Haling Twines, etc., all of which they offer at lair prices. July 2?_Hmo THOMAS l^AGNEW, lUrODTEII A.NU DEALER IN Fine Urocci'lca, CUolce Tena, Kt.-.. L'to, NOS. Ito and 202 UiU.KN wirti 1.. COR. OF M mut A Y NEW YORK. November MLWL TO TTE?O?O?RORI HOPE FOR THE DESFOMIIM! INVALID. UEFF.R NOT THE USE OF RODRIQUE'S PIILMONIC ELIXIR SPM. MANY WHOSE DECLVN1NQ nEALTH, WHICH waa precarious, and their recovery despaired of, un now wini graten.il emanations to Ui* AU Wu? Dis? poser, offer heartfelt thanks for thia timely remedy. Dur? ing the short timo since Its public Introduction Into use, tho Originator han most happily reallied ber moat san? guine expectations in mamfestatlons Issuing from all quarter* of ita unperalellcd curativo propcrUea, for In no case where lt haa naen admlnlstereo with regard to JJ rec tiona, and persevered in, has ll failed In Its beneficial resolt?. In reaorlinc lo thia remedy, the Invalid can depend opon the safety of every article In Its preparation, ead while lt accelerates tl.? healthful ri actions ol esrh organ md vasael, the m?iu e n bo perfectly free from appre? hension of any subtle It.itr?dlent being Insinuated into Ito jomposttiou. The appetite, which Improves undur tts ad min tatra tl co. ia al liberty lo Indulge prui'enlly lo whatever nutriment is inti ?ble, dlgcsUve and v bolesome, and while lt la no soot* than proper to avoid 'ixpoaur* io ire ah cold, no i*ar aeed h* entertained of arty liability under thia cou rsa ot jeattumt to Induce lt. lt is a pleasant AROMATIC :ORL>tAl.. quito agrccab> io tho tute, and as a luns r? tiviryei and balsam of h eel th, il li dunns ulalling Itself ea 'lthout precedent, and TM truat will, ero long, claim for tactf genera! acclamation tor Ils unrivalled efficacy. For salo hy thc Proprietress, Mr*. CECILIA RODRI JUE'S. northwest corner of M K ET I NU AND SOCIETY ITItKinfl. sud principal Druggists. FRICK SltiQLE BOTri.E I1.2C. April a_lyr Na. t LICENCES. OFFICE Cl.KHK OF COU NCI I,, fe July 24, 188?. t rHPSK PERSONS Wno MADE APPLICATIOHB FOR No. 1 LIQUOR LICENSE are hereby nooned to |*~ lort at thU omeo with their applicationa Immediately. W. H. HMIT1U July V>_Clerk of Cooxtcil. THE HERALD." LS PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY O. H., AT aa par annum, and, having a large clrooia?on arocsn. all tba upper and lower DU tricia of lb* Btu e... fiVirda graat advanlsgf* to advartlaera. - JL ? ' RaUafTradrertlalag vo.-y reaaonabl*-waichappli . a our Agent, Ur V P. aLtDKIi, at the MUU Houae. s ?HOB. *** ?.&. ORKMatKER, N orama**- aViMW 1 Piopiwor*.