N KAN'S SUMMARY.
Coll?n closed in Nth? York drooping ol .-'Gc. for
Middling Uplands,
iii.ld dowd ai 491*4-1.
Cotton closod in Liverpool TV it li a declino of td.
Middling Uplanda Did.
There oro 228,000 nioutbots ol' tho temperance
organisations in Massachusetts.
h?t?. JULIA DEAN HAVNK ia playing Julia, in tho
Hunchback, al tho Continental Theatre, Huston.
lu August about 128,0011 b?rrela itt dour carno to
Boston by tho Western Railroad.
An average of 522 loads of dirt |>or day arc being
removed from Ibo streets of t'inrinnnti.
Mr. STANTON hos cono to St. Albans, Vt., lo
speud a tow days with Ex-Governor Sunn.
Tho Brazilian Parliament proposes to extinguish
tho national debt by means of lotteries.
Cum sells in Oakaluuska, Iowa, at eight cents a
bushel.
A census of Duhuipiu gives 21,222 popnlsliuii
aild 16,101.040 valuation.
lt is statod thal JOUN li. (Jouuuhas buen obliged
to declino four hundred invitations tu lecturo
durne, tho comiiiK soason.
General TOM Tn cnn has gonn m his yacht.
Charles S. Strutton, on a fishing excursion oil'
Lone; Island.
Il is asserted hy thu Long linnell17V*i*f that
theio have been nuavly 40.000 visitors ut that fa?
mous watering placo this season.
Count llntHf EsrKiniAZV, of Hungary, busjusl
married the Cuuiiioas Row?, daughter of tho late
Mininnie HoNTAU.
Immense herds of Iniil iln have lately been seen
un the Upper Missouri. The Indians aru not fur
ull.
Thu Winona mid Ht, Tutors railroad is open to
Wes ec a, miu hundred and flvo miles west of the
Mississippi river.
Tho dug show in Tans has been very successful.
Over ??00 dog?, rcpicsentiug every variety, have
becu on exhibition.
l'rof. j. Vi, MAL?.KT, I'mfossor nf Chumialry i"
the medical ilcpartmeut of tho University of Nee
(li len mi, liss been ri,-el ed to I lie chair of Chenues
Technology in tho University of Virginia,
Tho farmers in Western Mussaehusctts uro bust
harvesting their tobacco. They report only ahuu
u two-thirds crup mi au average, though somi
Holds uro extra.
The fall book Irado ?ale opened in New York tu
Thursday. There waa a lurgu attendance and tin
b i, ld n n, wu H brisk. The catalogue of this sal
embraces over one million volumes, and thc sal
will list nine days.
In conscqttencu of Hie titinieroiiB suits brough
by Northern creditors against insolvent merchant,
in lin him nul, several of tho latter havo tnkeu ad
vautago of tho bankrupt act. Corty application
wore tiled on Friday with thu register.
A body of pulicemon from New York wcro detail
ad by tho Superintendent, who is n Methodist, t
keep tho peace at a ramp meeting. Many e
them woto converted, and forty of thom bold
prayer meeting on their own account.
Tho Young Mon's Christian Association of Low
ell visited aotuo of tho liquor and hilliard aalunni
on Saturday evening, ami worn kindly roceivud b
all btu one, and allowed to sing Bud distribu?
tracts.
It is statod that tbcte waa a furious snow storr
ou Mount Washington, Now Hampshire, on Thun
day of last week. Parties ascending wcro drive
back. Tho thermometer foll to bolow tho frccein
point, and icc mada on the telegraph polca a
inch thick.
Thc French Minister of War officially states thc
tho rc-cont Salzburg Conference was nothing mor
than a mooting of condulonco over tho fsto c
MAXIMILIAN. There waa nomo conversation o
political affaira, but no alliances or combination
were planned.
Farms bordering on Lako Champlain aro bein
greatly injured by the grasshoppers. Pastui
lands in some caeca look as if a Aro had swut
over thom, destroying ovcry green thing. Tin.
are not as largo as in former years, hut their nun
bera are countless.
The city of Montreal ia undergoing a grot
change in tho way of public improvements. Lil
Paris, immonso numbera of buildings aro boil
domoliBhcd, and tho Btroets widened tu make thc
beautiful avonues. Among streets undergoir
thia chango is Notro Darno and Qreat St. James.
Late advices from the Dritish Wost Indios r
port tho weather faVOrublo for tho cuijis. Tl
health of Uto Islands mid Demorara WBB goo
with tho exception of Jamaica, where yellow fov
bad mado its appoaranco on tho north aido of tl
island a raro occurrence. Then) had boon sov
ral Aroa in Demorara. One in tho businosa atro
destroyed ?50,000 worth of property.
Tho London Telegraph lutoly remarked that "tl
bedroom in which bo-NAPOLEON I-slept, frei
from tho triumphs of Marongo, containa ll
clock that marked tho hours of his captivity at E
Helona, and tho bod on which ho died." F. Tl
SAUD sonds to correct the mistake. Tho bedale
in rmcBtion was bought from LcctEN UoNAPtni
and is now in tho TUSSAUD collection.
It is estimated that Ail SKA Sim torr, has ?
ponded (200,000 In flt ling up Narragansett Psi
in Providonco, it. I. Tho gateway cost $7000, a
tho fridge of granite fur thu horse railroad to pa
over cost 130,000. It comprises eighteen acres
land, and in its dining norn, cotutnitteo roon
dressing rooms, pool room and stables, ia one
tho moat extensive parka in tho country.
A Roman Catholic Chapel has just boen com
crated in Headfort, County Oalwoy, Ireland, whi
is designated by its builders the "Irish-Am er ie
Church of St. Mary." Tho nu.y for its erect i
waa supplied by Irishmen in tho United stat
and its bell boara tho inscription, "Proaouted lo
few Irish in America who love thoir misru!
country."
Tho London Times has roasoti tu behove tl
tho report of tho ritual commission, which I
Archbishop of Canterbury has announced, t
shortly bo issued, and will bo decidedly adverse
the practicca which havo boon lately brought ii
vogue, by a section of tho Clergy of tho ('hurd
England. The majority of tho commisaion
condemn these innovations aa illegal or inox
dient, and advise that they should bo prohibit
Tho Qaribaldians, aud UaniDiiiUi himself, hi
given up all attempts against the Popo-at le
nut ii such timo au tboro shall bo some chauroi
success. 1'he cordon ot troops which Uio Ital
Qovorumont havo drawn around tho Papal dun
ions is so strong that any attempt at evasion
invasion will surely fail. Wo soo no chance
G A p. i m i. n i getting into Romo, except in the ov
of a European war involving Franco and Italy.
Wt lidies wcro first made in London by a nc
from Spain, in tbo reign of Queen MABV. He d
without imparting tbo socret of bia art. Tho
was rocovered in 1565. ELIAS OBOWEB firat tau
the Engliah to make needles, but the art \
again loat for nearly a century, when it was ag
rocovored by CiraisTorHEn OUKENINU, who sett
at Long Crendon, in Buckinghamshire. Noci?
are now chiefly made at Hedditch, in Woroeal
shire, Hathersage, in Darbyshire, and in and n
Birmingham.
Tbo dam of the Weat Hartford reaorvoir,
miles from tho city, which supplies tho city r
water, was washed away recently,swooping c
comfiolds and pasture lands, and bearing ovc
thing with it. For two milos tho flolds v
flooded. Tho damage to private property is <
eidorablo, and thc loes to the city will bo al;
$100,000. Tho upper reservoir, two miles al
tbs city, with a partly finished dam sevon
high, was also swept away. The city can bo foi
?pumps ft om tho Connecticut river, in tba old v
so there will be uo interruption of tho supply.
The New York Times sayBt "Rev. Dn. BELM
and Rov. TnxoDOBe L. Cm nut, both clergyme
Ibis city, have been visiting gambling 'bolls'
fonner in Raden Raden, tho Utter in Baratt
Both of them havo given accounts in the relig
ptpera of the gorgeous and fearful aconoa wi
they witnessed. 'Oh V saya Mr. COVLSB, 'it
on accuraed placo, and I was glad to caoape i
and unobserved.' Ho usea rory warm langt
in denouncing theso palaces of ruin, and warnt
readers againet thoir terrible thraldom. Dr. ]
LOWS di?courues very philosophically on tho
jeot, as indeed ho doos on moat snbjocls,
trust that tho visit of theso two divines will r
lt unnecessary for any others to follow thoii
ample.
At noon on the 8th instant tho Hwodish lr:
Ncrrkopmg arrived in Now York from Qi
and anchored in the North river, opposite pioi
8, Tim Norrkoping is a .niling- frigate of th
school, of'about 1,300 bins burden, and can
battery of eighteen thirty-poundors and four
and-a-balf inch gunn, all smooth boro. She is
uaod aa a sort of ecboolahip for training set
foT the Swedish navy, and included in hor cn
thioo hundred men aro ono hundred parsons
havo novor been at sea before. The Swodisl
compt ' i all landowners who possoss land ol
sea shoro to sond a certain number of subs ti
into tho royal navy, and tho ?eamon now 1
trained on board this vessel bolong to this t
After a stay hero ot about a fortnight thc J
kopinq will karo on hor return voyage-to On
burg.
OU l?tlSNT TOPXO?.
COTTON WOIIM, OH CATEIII'II.I.UI, li IH causud
I creal destruction un tho Hen Islands lille ?eison.
T'hie WM inj of tho ?"u staple ii seems uns (?r?l
noticed in isou, ?ince nlion ii hus elinor rttiuimeil
willi ii? ur returned t<> :i grenier or loss extent
nirry year. The lollnwini:. fruin Hu? Sew Orl?ans
Ilinea, on thu subject, will ho read with Interest i i
"Souiu persons bettovu il injure? more seriously.al
interiula of threu yo n? in tho Minti district? ; but*
whether generally known or uni, il is a marked
fuel that tho mosl Ircmcuclous ravages of thu
caterpillar occur ul inlorvabi nf twenty-one yean e.
Thus in IBM, IIMS, ISlii, omi nun in 1*17. Nu
mullein discovery bill? fair to lid us ol' this
scourge, ir we except tho procos? nf industrious
mid persistent extermination, llrsl ol thu moths,
by lights which ul I met ltu-m lo n H|?r?.ly
ilcatli. timi next by Imriimi; m nllu-i wiso
ilcatroyiiiK ibu destroyers aller they hmo
robbed up lur generative puipn.-ci. lu thu
se r 11-1111 m al report ut I he t'uiumiasinlier of
l'atout? fur 18.15, mun exccllcill article hy TOWN?
i suso tii.uvtii nu tin- insects fouiiil un Um cotton
I plaid. Il will rup.tv tin- lt..utile of pctiisul lol
tiloso ulm caro lu 1 dil?? timi examine Ililli Ibu lia*
turn nf Um oiil. i n li plaiitnm, nilli tim u.li.iii
lagc? nf a po.nl si an ni, will enable tho plantet lu
Hmo ibo Rrcatei |k>rtkni of Iii? mop belora Hie
unity worm can do it any material injury,
liven in Ibu comparativo iiiln tu agricultural baler
est? at tbo South Hitit Ibis ie it lins bionght, WO
need nut l.iul. lur lo set- ti benetlt thut will spring iii
redly from our ugiiciiltur.il distresses. WV nm
liobiud thu world in t lioso mechanical enterprises
und uvociiliuii? thal ?no lllO mosl fruitful som ces
of wealth ?uni power. Dur exclusive occupation
waa agriculture, MU) cutiihicliil tm il was nt
Ibo Soutb by slave lal-or, a vast il ul nf enemy
und capital wu? employed ni iueii usine; al?
ready overgrow.lutes mu? purchasing
muru laborers lu cult il uto IhvlU. lhere nus
iioither room nor lime fur uni Ihmiglit uncon?
nected with ono peculiar brunell ol' industry. Now
Unit il hue primal an uncurtain one. wo hare leis?
ure tn look around ami see I bul there ure safer
und beilul- invcsluieitls tither lu .il?citos ol' [udna*
trv i li.it great civil revolutions would ecatyuly
ailed, and which eat! bid ilcli.ilu c lu climate, sea
nun?, ami OVe?l caterpillars. WV have luToru ll?
thu choice nf indus'lie?, mid may grow moro
woaltby and | un : fm Hutu a hundred yearn ot
n'md ciops ivoulil ninko.us-certainly more Inde?
pendent of the pr idueUvo power of other nation?
and bettor able lu keep up iii Ibu ri c< which Uni
agricultural yoko bu? kepi UH from joining, save at
lus i UK dist ance?."
THU WASUISUTON corrae]MMulenl ut thc Uoatou
Poafunder date of ."ith naya: "Sume ?tartling
revelation? are baking uni herc lunching the revo?
lutionary Scheines of thu llaiilcal leaders. It line
bcun discovered that Ibu plan for Itadjeal govern
incut and negro aupruntacy in ibu Southern Slates
waa concocted and matured at thu Convention ol
Southern "LuyaliatH" Oil tho Ililli of .September
hist, in Philadolpbiu, whore wore present thc Hadi
cal Uoveriior? of Hie scvoral Korthetll States, ll
was then amt ibero detorminod lo organize ?i rovo?
lad lonary army, which should hold the South under
Ibu c.md ul of Hie Radical? regardless nf what
might bo tho pupular volo. It was ulsiMldeiniinoil
that E. M. PEASE should hy some means be pince.I
at Ibo bead ol tho Stute organisation in Texas, am!
in ubodienco to ibis plot ol ibo revolutionists den?
ara] SHERIDAN deposed Governor TUROCKMOUTO
and installed PEASE in tho Executive chair, lt
iurtber continuance of the tamo plot. Ocurra) li
J. DAVIS w.ia given a rovimr oomtnhwlon by i.. i.
oral S ii EUI DAN, ostensibly for Hie pu rpo.? r. o? super
intending thc rogtatraUon, but really tu organize
Ibo Toias quota of tho Cirnnd Anny of thu Rcpnb
lie, thc mombors of which nru sworn tn bold lin
power ol'the Soul li regardless of constitutional ol
legal barriers. That work is now in rupid prog maa
and funds aro being supplied through the Loya
Leagues by tho Radical Congressional L'ommittci
of Uli? city, of which Mr. ScnENCK, ol' (Hun. u
chairman. My information is to Um effect tba1
this military organization is now being mphil;
pushed forward in all tho Southern States, and i
is 11, p.u 11 d that Um supromu command uf tim
revolutionary force has been Itoetowcd nu tba lat?
commander of tito Filth Military District, in vicv
of HUB pm-, erf ul organization, winch ?tami? read;
to tin nilli- tho government, thu lato priiclamiitini
of tho President may not bo ill-timed. Of Un
truth Of Hus statement there is univ ?il.mulan
proof, and slops will be tal.mi by ibo gOYcnimun
to moot tho impending cluugur.
TOE LONDON HEUAIJI intimates that Hiern an
to bc lui i lier trial? with Ibo Amorican navy (?in
ou trial at Sboeburyncss. Wo should hope so. I
tba trial should ond with Hie Uto uxporimunts, th
{tower of tho trun would bo as unknown lo lb
Iii lindi artillcriBte au it was tin eu year? io;... Th
report H of Ibo groat er part of Ibo English pres
un this gun bavo been premature. Aol bing bu
initial and very incomplete experiment- bars bun
made with it. Here, in America, wu hsv
tiled it with 100 p..nmls nf manumit
powtlcr, ami ovor l?UO Tuet velocity, whil
in Kngluiid I boy have ti over used over tl
pounds in tho gun, obtaining less than ivXi
feel against tho I ai gel. If the trial ?lioiild nu
now, it will bu the coolest piece of jugglery on ri
cord. Tim Woolwich ti-inch lille gun was lob
compared willi Hie American l.i-iui li smooth bur
mit, indeed, against tho ?ame plate, but by a coi
Irani nf ie.nils achieved, lulu Hie lol ince wits pt
its maximum charge; into the tailor but lin et
fifths of thu charge often maud in il, ami indy tut
thirds ot tho service charge for battle prescribe
for Hirco years in our navy. Du Ibis showing,
appears, tho English gunners pronounce (be Amer
ran gun a "failure." inslo.nl ut nm;no: Hi
changes on that word, lui them trust the l.i
smooth bum to n respectable charge of |Hiivtlu
and Iben auu what it will do.
TOE ?IBHAIJI'H CITY of Mexico ciirrespoodiuiei
dalud July 2Utb, auys that President Jump?, lu
completed tho formation of bis now Cabinet. Tl
wbolo ommtry bait been laid ntl' into Military Di
tri?is, to which HKOULES, DIAZ, lCsconr.no, Coin
NA and ALVAHEZ, have boou assigned in commun.
On tbo 15th of July thu President was accorded t
informal reception, which was rather an nubile
unt affair, tho people hoing conspicuously want ii
in tho usual Mcxicau oulliusiuHin for brilliant p
goantrica. A youth named .MAUMU,t is road
pooni dedicated to JUAIIKZ, un i a little girl nanu
i'A m oi A presonted him willi a golden crown. Uti
Iud bud almost a rupture with JUAIIEZ un tho sui
jed of tho expected execution ol fourteen mo
prisoners of war, and it was through his eflbr
that thc;, wero respited. Ho is reported to ba'
tbioatoned JUAIIKZ with ibo forcible iulorvoutic
of the arm; which ho commanda unices Ibo so
toncos worn amrpendod, ('una. MU?AMOS hi
2U00 men In the mountains, and recently sh
ninety liberal? in revenge for Ins brother's dent
TUE YEAH OF DUNCES ia Ibu uiiphoniuus a
polution given by WENDELL PniLi.ies to tho ye
18G7, becauso of tho stupidity which ho imagiu
ia universal, except within thc limits of bis ov
cranium. Ho admits that treason nourishes
Washington (of course,), "lint incompetency
Ibo dominant cbaractonaHc.n Thia is ralbi r har
for peoplo generally have beliovd that of Into SI
run.t.ies' friends at tho capital had tbiuga pral
much their own way. Referring to tho pre,,.
Munition, ho Hays: "Congross, tongue-tied ai
hand-cnfJed till November, obliged to stand aile
by and seo JOHNSON trample on its laws. Loyal
hunted ami trembling all over Ibo Routh. A li
so clumsily devised that it cannot bo oxecut
without bringing tho great power? nf pm ci niue
in collision. A Genera! self eted ami left in Wa?
ington to roprcsont and protect tho nation, a
found, when tho omorgeucy occurs, not to km
enough lo bo flt to bo left alono I" Mr. PUILI.I
ia always unhappy.
TUE LONDON REVIEW, in discussing the origin
political party nomos, remarks : " llouitdtie
became a nickname nmong US (Kochab) just
Longhead was ono among Hie Scythian? ccntur
beforo, and as Copperhead bes inne tine nmong I
Amorican centuries afterward." Tho point of i
foronco between thcao cases is, that while tho r
thous " Roundhead " and *' Longhead " munni, I
Engbah and Rcythiana wero derived from curb
roal or Biipposed characteristics nf tito ailheroi
of the patties to whom they woro applied, I
term " Copperhead " had nothing to do with a
craniological appearanco of tho political ?oct ?bj
it described. The (.pdbet " Copperhead " was i
plied (it bad its origin in Indiana) because of I
oimllanty Pet we rn tho naturoof tho parly and I
nature nf this particularly execrable snake.
HENBV H. IlAiunr, just elected Governor
California, ir ? nativo of Rochester, Now Vo
and ia about forty-five years of age. He is a i
of FLETCHED M. UAIOBT, formerly a dlalingulnl
lawyer in Rochester and in BL Louis, and sub
qoontly omlnont at tho bar of San Francisco,
was, during tho last years of his lifo, Disli
Jndgo of California, appointed by Mr. LINCO
Tho younger Mr. HAJOIIT graduated at Yalo C
logo in 1814 or '45, studied law lu Roclrcstor, i
haa proctlcod most successfully at tho bar bott
St. Lonia and Ran Francisco. Ho is said to I
man of very clodded t?lenla, most pleasing
dress and irreproachable character.
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ters remaining in the I'ustojficc tit the rmi
of each week, agreeably to thc following
section of thc iVew J'ostajUce Law, as thc
newspaper haring thr largest circttlatit'h in
the City of Charleston :
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tern nu..oui nK uumlir.1 for in any Po? I o ilk-c tu any citv,
Iowa or vlllujj?. where a uvwepapM- ?hall be printer!,
-I.ail hereafter IMI published our?! only lu lae n.-v.-i^ii. r
M linli. intuit published wivkly ur oftener, ?hull bare tu?
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Iltis journal must b< tuldrrssril to lin- Millar of Ihr
rtom Xftrs, .Vu. |H /fin/nr-s/r??/, (,HmrtnuUni,S. i :
UnsliH'ss LyjmMHHtetttiitii* to 1'iihUshee of Daiiu
?Yerra.
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nous.
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nil ii with the cash.
CHARLESTON.
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ellice so aa lo execute, in tito shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OK JOH WORK, nml we
moat respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
lt VU1CAI.1S.11 AND AUttARIAMMM.
INAI'OI.F.ON I ll., Hie profoundest statesman find
most successful politician of our day and ccu.
prut iou, says, ip btu Life ol' Ci:s.\lt, timi "tho
success of superior men depends much more on
theil- nullity to profit by circumstances than on
timi presumption sulticivnlly Mimi lu make
them believe themselves ciipablo of causing
events to bu born which ure in thu hands ol'
linn alone." We ure ull the erratum of cir?
cumstances, mid thu only ditl'ereuco between the
grunt tuan mid thc small, is that the great man
Seizes the eircitmsto~"e ns it arises, while thc
lunn uf Inferior capacity lets tho opportunity
alida nwiiy und HIIUWS himself IO bc left behind.
The foul nlouc thinks thal he cnn create events
or thal he CUD proven! certain etTeels from fol?
lowing cert nhl catibos. Thc world moves by
tixed lnws. There is logic in events, lt is
easy to arouse passions, but it is impossible lo
prevent thc consequences ol' those passions.
A.Mt os Iii nu un one occasion expressed this
iden strongly and forcibly. At the limo of nulli?
fication in this Stine he .laid to a gentleman
from thia city, "lhere are men enough in South
Carolina who can raiac a storm, hut thoro is
not one in tho Slate who cnn quell that storm
when rnised."
Thc contest between the North and thc South
lina terminated t giving ii marked develop
ment to tho theory of blind majorities. Under
thal theory minorities are entitled lo no protec?
tion. They aro defeated. They must bc
crushed. Carried out fully it means nothing
more nor less than Vat Viclis, woe to the con?
quered. You are defeated, Iel thc car pass
over you. We are the majority, lt is our will
and pleasure. Von should not complain. You
made the light and you are conquered. This
may be right. This may be proper. This
may bc just, ll certainly is not wise. To-day
thc victor tramples under fool his victim. To?
morrow, thc victim having gained strength and
learned thc lesson from his conqueror, in turn
plays tyrant and tramples on his former op?
pressor.
There are other and more dangerous results
growing out of the theory that thc blind will of
thu majority is tho law of tho land. Tho first
iiu.l necessary resull is thc total loss of liberty.
This loss, it is Inte, takes Ibe shape iu thu first
plnee af despot ism of the masses, but wherc
ever thal despotism exists the distance ia not
greul lr 11 in anarchy on the one hand, nt- one
mun power on the other. Our fathers foresaw
this. They were not only wise men, but they
were nnimntcd by pure and noble instincts.
Well versed in the policy of the past they were
determined lo frnuiu a governniont which would
avoid tlie shoals and quicksands on which oilier
governments had been destroyed. They knetr
(hut a race of boru kings may become effete,
mid they determined that their chief exccnlivo
officer should be elected. They kuuw that loug
possession of power made men forget their re?
sponsibility to their fellow men, und they elect?
ed their president for ii short term. They had
seen oligarchies oppress thc people, und they
itvoiilcd any I bing approaching to aristocracy.
They hud Seen turbulcut democracies banish
nml ostracise their noblest ind best tuen, and
they guarded jealously lue rights und privileges
of the humblest citizen. They had seen the
hud elle -is of thc union of Church and Slate,
ami they provided against the possible union of
religion timi politics. They knew that small
Slates would certainly be oppressed hy their
stronger lind more powerful neighbors, and
they established a perfect equality in one
brunch uf tho legislature of the nation. Theirs
was n government nf perfect checks and
balances in which thc smallest minority waa
protected hy u, written constitution, from tho
most powerful end passionate mnjority. Under
that government three millions of people rapid?
ly increasol ten-fold ; commorce, arts and tho
sciences nourished. livery man with health
and industry found bread, and with ordinary
prudence could lay up n surplus. Their gov?
ernment was loved at home and respected
abroad.
Human vanity, however, and human passion
eau and often does destroy the noblest work.
Thc war came and with the passions of the
ivar tho Radical party acquired power. Set?
ting itself up for a teacher, arrogating to itself
superior wisdom, rejecting thc lessons of the
past and the light of experience, it declared
that change was progress; the Constitution of
the United States an instrument which should
only endure so long as the majority would per?
mit, and that the will of a majority of the
American people is the supreme law of the laud.
This is the policy now actuating the dominant
party,-in nothing exaggerated. This is the
platform laid down by the most prominent and
certainly the most honest among their leaders.
Let us sec lo what results this policy will lead
unless tho sober sense of tbo American people
should In time drive back tho ourrent.
Tboro is a debt of near $3,000,000,000 lo be
paid. Thc population of the United States is
.10,000,000. Of that 36,000,000 about a half
million are owners of the debt. Suppose
that each owner has a family of four
persons in addition io himself, and we
would have two million and a half of people
enjoying the labor and the toil, and bene
filting by the sweat of thirty-four million
five hundred thousand. Majorities should
rule, say tho radieals. Their will is the
law. Will it be the will of fourteen men,
taught to believe that no social compact is bind?
ing any longer than the majority desires that il
should bind, to labor for life for the support nf
one? If the radical theory is correct there can
ho no faith in politics ; their own party must, as
ii necessary consequence of their principles,
adv?cale repudiation.
One proof of this ia to be found in Mr. THAI>.
STEVENS.' "mild confiscation scheme"-extra
constitutional ns he admita il to bc. Mild con?
fiscation ! Clod save the mark ! One might as
weil speak nf mild highway robbery, mild
arson, mild murder. It is true thal this
scheme is to-day intended to operate on the
South, hut if it succeeds il must eventually be
carried into thc North. If it is tho will of the
majority lo take awayjaud from the landowner
in the South, and give it to the landless, will
not the question be asked who are in thc ma?
jority in the North, the landowners or Ibo land?
less? Is not the will of tho majority law?
Does not common sonso say that it is not the
will of the majority to he poor while the minor?
ity are wealthy, that it la not the will nf th?
majority lg be Unanla while Uso r..in.? ity Are
landlord* *
Wo ?lt* mil s.ty timi vvi> approve ni iht'se
theories, il), tba ,011 hil ry. ai' believe lin"
common ?lilly, IMUIUIOU right ?ml cominou .tus
llee |>r?uiminci? iheui false: bm wv ti? May ?bm
they ari? Hm logical rc-ulis ?f radical iea?lel?|t.
Thu American people arv Hiumugiily pmvi?'ul
They aro educated both io ikatiik aird lo ?ol
rom ibo cradle lo ibu girara. IMueuied .<> be?
lieve a theory, they ? ill follow it out lo its logi
oal ramil!. The trulh ut'this hus bee ii recently
illustrated. At ibe t'liieugo Labor i'nnvoniiou
Hmong oilier pr position* was one lo ?Inri n
laboring men's polo ?eui party If this moana j
utiytliing ut nil it utvi.Um array of labor
against capital ; Hie poor the majority, against |
Ilia Hell Hie minority. If Ilia leaahingH of the
Helical pmiy tire I rm?, (hose men were right.
Agrarianism is just. Properly is in the
musses.
Will Hie .Ainriicsu people ever rome to Ibis';
Will limy nol relied long belora they itilopt
I Ikeoriea which milli loud lo these results.
Labor ami cupitnl hare climbed before to- ''ty.
nm] the emil esl hus been hitler ami bloody.
Will not our people, when awakened to palm
reason ?ml sober sense reieel it parly whose
teaching* must inevitably produce sneh eilpeisV
Will they call anarchy improvement, despotism
un udvnure, iigruruitiisiii progress'.' Will they
follow those who wilfully reject the teachings
of thc pant! Will they follow I botte who openly
reject the plighted nail ll of ii written coiislilu
lion, banded down to ns by WASHINGTON, 11AM
I1.TUS, MAIMMIX, .liirrr.aaoM und AHAMS, or
will Ihey liol rather adopt a conservai ive
course timi fullow Iboae grund obi patri?la ami
teachers ' We believe thal they will choose tho
Uti cr course. The masses, when uni excited
hy thc passion or the prejudice of the hour,
think correctly ami act honestly. They know,
lo borrow Ike words of him whom we quoted nt
thc beginning of thia article, "ihni wheo Prov?
idence raised up such men" ns Hie fathers of
Ibis republic "il is th.il they mny trace out lo
nsl ions ihr pul li ihm Ihey should follow: (hut
they should slump with Hie seul of their genius
a new ern : Hml they should accomplish inn
few years Hie work ol' centurion. Happy Hie
nation Hutt understands nuil follona them.
Woe to those who do not know or cornhill them."
Mil ll i. Ttl t. Ml.tuts till UH MI Ult A VI'S
HOTEL 0? IIOAltniNO-IIOUSt'. KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLF.RK OV COUNCIL. I
March 13, lHrVJ. I
IN ACCORDANCE Wim TUE FOI.I.OWINO ACT OF
tho is gisistm.-. passed tiir '.mil du)- of Deoeuber,
lB?l?. all pomona reULurucd aro hereby notified to call nt
this i Mlli c and lake nut thu required Uremic immediately.
H ACT l'on THE HF.VTKU I'WVTXCTION OK M illi s AS?
I MUIOllANTS IN THF. ISinV ANO HAIIBOR Ol' CHAlll.rs
TON.
L He it enacted, bil Ihr .Senate and Uouse of Ketimenla
tivet, now mel and tilting in Cemrat Attembly, and tty the
authority of the ?ame. That lt shall uot lie lawlul lor any
|s>rsuu, except a pilot or public olllccr, tn board or at?
tempt tn h.mill a vessel arrlviiio In the port or harbor of
Cluirlcstou, before such Vessel shall havu baan made fast
to thc whorl, without tint obtaining I oavo Ito m Ihn mus
tur or pcraou having chanto of such vessel, or it om lier
j owner or attenta.
IL It shall not bc 1?? lui for any owner, ogout, master,
I or other pcraou having charge of any vessel arriving or
i being lu tho port ol Charleston, io permit or autlionzo
any nailora, bolel or boarding house (coper, not tlc cu sod
aa hereinafter provided, ur any agent, runtier or cm
ployco ot any sailor's or iuimigriitt'n hotel ur ltoarding
houao, to board, or attempt to board, any vessel Arriving
lu, or lying, or i>ciug In tho h.us.' s or port ul Charleston,
hciorc ?neu vc?sci ?bull have been made finn lo the wharf,
uncle s cd. with intent to invite, ask ar aohcit thu
boardiug of uuy of thc crew employed ou such vessel.
TL lt shall um bc lawful for soy sailor's or lauul
c tani's lintel ur iHiardltig house keeper, or thc eiupluyeu
of uuy sailor's or inning mil's hotel or boardinu house
eper, having tiuunlctl any tnt Mal made fast to uuy wburl
? tu the port ol Charlearon, to neglect or rcfuso lo leave
?aid Teasel, alter having bean ordered so to do by tho
I master or person having charge ol such vessel.
IV. lt ahall not bo lawlul tor any person to keep, con?
duct or carry un, either aa owner, proprietor, aguut or
othorwiae, any sailor's or ItnniUrraui's Hoarding nouas,
or aallor'aor Immigrant's hotel, In the ruy ol Charil stun,
without having a hepnae from the t'ily I'liim u thereat.
V. It ?hall not be lawlul Inr any is-rsou. not haring tho
license tu this Art provided, or not ticing the regular
agent, runner oe employee ol a penon having- such ll
cenac, to Invite, ask ur solicit in the city or hirtior of
Charleston, the boarding or lodging ot any nf the crnw
employed on any vessel, or ot auy luiuiigraui armin*; in
the said city of Charleston.
VI. 1 he City Council ahall Uko tim application nf any
person applyiug tor a he. use lo keep a suitors' or imuti
pram's lu .anliin: Inutile, or sailor's ur Immigrant'? hotel,
lu thu elly ol Charleston, amt upon satinlacmry evidence
i th em of thu respect j I a ht; and r?mpeteme of such np
pheaut, ami of thc suitableness nf lils uccoiummlHtiotis,
shall if sue to bim altri-usc, which shall he good lor on?
year, unless sooner revoked hy ?aid Illly Council, tu
keep s sailor H ur Immigrant's hoarding ll nc MI In thc city
ol Charleston, and U) invite and solicit hoarders for thc
aime.
VII. Tho City t.'oiinrtl may. upon satisfactory ev ulm U M
I of tho disorderly cnurarter ut any ?Allom' or Immigrants'
hotel or bounllng house, llCFiisetl as herclnlx-tani pro.
vtdi-il, or of the keeper or proprietor nf any such house,
or of auy torce, fraud, deceit ur misrepresentation, in in?
viting or noliciiiiig boarder* ur lodgers for ?mil limine,
I au the {url ol such leeper or proprietor, or any ol lils
i agents, runners, or employees, or ol any attempi tn por
i,omle or entine any of the crew to ilc.a-rt mon any s'en
lu the harbor of I'harlrslou, by ?mil keeper or proprie?
tor, or auy or bia agents, runners or employees, nivnlio
the Incuse lor keeping such house.
VIII. Every person receiviug the llrenso hereinbefore
l rm i.U il lor aball pnj lo the city Council aforesaid the
sum of t s cut y dol?ais.
X. The ?aid City Council ?hali furnish to each sailor's
or tuimigrulit's boni or buunliug liousu kecpur, Uciuised
' them as aforesaid, ouu or mine bulges ur shields, ou
which shill ls* pruned ur ougraved Ibu name of snell
hun I or boarding house keeper, ami the number uml
riler of his butti ur hon.hug house; autl willett said
bulges ur shields shall be surrendered lo said City Coun?
cil upen thu ruvucatiuu hy lhasa, or expiration ot auy
license graulod by ILcut, us her. m provided.
X. Every sailor's or iiniutgruut's lintel or hoardiug
buuse keeper, autl every agmi, runner or ornpluyco ol
such lintel or ls Hird i nj limine Leeper, when tstardlltg any
ve-.- si lu the harbor of Charleston, ur when inviting or
soliciting the boarding or lothjiut/ ol any scamau. sailor
or per*, ni employed tut any vetut*!. ur of any immigrant,
ahall wear, conspicuously lUaplayi-d, Ibu H lucid or badge
referred to lu thu foregoing ?atlion.
XI lt ahull uni hs lawlul fur any p. r sm. except those
named in the preceding sec inn:, lo nave, wear, exhibitor
display any sueb shield ur haihjo tn any or thc crew em?
ployed ou uuy vessel, or to nny luunigraut so arriving, m
thc city of Charlcstuu, with thu intent to Invite, ask nr
solicit Uta boarding ur todclng of such immigrant ur ol
any ot tho crew cc ,.lu\ . d na auy vcasel hoing bi Ute
harbor of Charleston.
XII. Whouv.T shall orTonrt against any or either nf Ute
provisions contained In section I, 2,3,4, 6, le iud ll, lu
thia Act, ahall be ce.me.I guilty ni a misdemeanor, autl
shall, upon conviction thereof, bu punished by imprison?
ment ii ir a term nut exceeding eue year, and not less
. thau thirty dayl, or by a Uno not exceeding two hundred
and fifty dollars, and not leas than ono hundred uni Urs,
or by both Buch Ono and tmpriaonruenL
XIII. Tho word "vessel," m used lu thia Act, ahall tn
alude v?aselo, propelled by steam.
In thu Semite House, the twentieth day of De-omb. r. lu
tho year of our Lord une thousand eight hundred and
sixly-alx. W. D.. PORTER,
I'resl.h m ot thu Senate.
CUAS. U. SIMONTON.
Speaker llouso of Representatives.
Approved December 120, VXA :
jAUEe L. Oun, riot i mor.
March M _
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CniEF OF POLICE, )
MAIM UUAHU Hurst, J
CuiOLzaTON, 8. C., August ai, 1H67.)
TUE FOLLOWING HECTIOXS OF ORDINANCE
are published for tho Information of all whom lt
may coscara. O. ll. tUOWALD.
Captain of Police.
*....*.
Bro. VI. All smoking of any pipe or acgar iu White
Point Dur Jen. and East or South battery, be and the
sam?la hereby prohibited; and any porsou who ahall
violai* thia ela nae of thia Ordinance shall, for each and
every such o flan ce, forfeit and pay the aura of five dol?
?an, to be recovered tn thu etty Court, one-balf tba
amount to bo given to the ioiormer.
. ? . a a . *
BEC. VIII. All Indecent and disorderly conduct, curv?
ing and swearing, clamorous noises, drunkenness, quar?
relling, fighting, or profanity, committed lu White Point J
Uar Jon, or on either of tho Batteries aloreaald, shall bo
punished m tho same manner aa the same offences are
now directed by law to bo punished whsu committed In |
any other portions of the city.
. . ? . . ? ?
SEC. X. No person or persons ah ail ride, lead or dr iso
any horse or hors es.tm nie or mules, within the enclosure
of tho Oardcn, under a penalty of fire dollars for every
such offence, to bo recovered tn the City Court, one-ball
tho amount rf the flue to be given to the Informer.
. ai ; a ? . . .
BEC. XI. It shall not be lawful for any person or per?
sone to ?coure or moor with their tasia any Teasel, boat
or raft lo any part of tho wharf, or Ibo rallinga thereof,
at White Point, constructed by the etty Connell, leading
rnzn that part ot Eaat Ray CAllod Ibo Rattory to South
Una- street, or to land from any boat, vessel or raft j
any boards, lamber, or oder material, on any part ot tho
?aid wharf; and if any person or persons ?ball violate or
transgress any of tho provisions contained tn thia clause,
?uch person or persons aball forfait and pay fifty dollars,
to bo rvcoverrd lo the City Court, one-half of whlrh ]ieu
alty shall go to thc informer.
Whereas, many loaded drays aud carts pass unnecesaa- I
rlly through King street, in tho eily ul Charleston, lo
the great nhl true ll on of thal thoroughfare. andto|the
serious inconvenience and danger of those who havo '
business therein:
B* it ordainetl. That from and stier tho passing of thia |
Ordinance lt ahall not bo lawful fur any licensed cart,
dray, wagoo, or other carriage, laden with cotton, hon
ber, or oUier merchandise or ronimodlty, to bo driven
through tho said King street sooth of Calhoun street, or
any part thereof, save and except for tho purpose of re?
ceiving or depoKlUng a load In ?neb part of aald atroot;
?od any driver or conductor of any such carl, dray,
wagon, or other carriage, efren Jins herein, shall lorfeil
and pay a nun of not leas than ton dollars, nor more
tbsn twenty dollars._90_August aa
AN Oil ULVA Si CK
TO nEOOLATT. THE STnuiflE CST PETnoLEUU, ITS FPO
DD0TS, AND OTREB INrUUaktADLX niue f
Ric. I. Beil ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, in
tv? Owned oitnaBM. That from sad aRer the lath dey
of June next, lt shall not bo lawful to keep Petroleum,
Kerosene, Hock Oil, Bentlee, Benzole, Or any oilier In
flammable nil or oils on storage or for sale In any cellar,
store or hull.ling eonth of Lin? tareel, in a larger .pian
lily than fifty gallons cm my one lot or premises, and
any auch quantity so kept or stereo ?hall be contained Itt
vessels of Un or other metal.
hrc 3. Thal Petroleum, Ita produc?a, or any other In
Bainmabisoil or oils, Min n brought min tho etty by Und
or water, may ba kept on any tot or in any building in
which cotton Ls not flor od. for a period not exceeding
twenty-four boura, upon the explraUon of which timn II
?hall be removed and kept In the manner aa required by
the foregoing seetfon.
SEO. 3. Any person or person? violating any part ni
this Ordinance aball ba subject toa fin? of two hundred
dollars, for each offenes, recoverable m any Court of cont,
petent jurisdiction.
Itali(W In eily coan.-ll thia twenty first day of May, In
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
silty-seven. *~
(UH.) P- C. fl AILLA RD, Mayor.
W. H. Sirria, Clsrk of Council. /taut S
WANTS.
\ir.\vrKO AT nil>l<v
>\ WlltTi: WOMilN, tor
earp!, tubae 11
~WA!ITMIII UV A
duts. a situation In any
r.spectable IIIIKIUI-XS. Will htnaarlt useful la al
i.i....I BO) .u|>a. ll>. At'ilr.?. ?.?! l\.V ut Hil? ellice.
Aucn-i HI
All KX'i'M IVA.NTKI) P'l.llt
mn uri: ix? i i ur l ift XS OF
GENEHAL It O lt CUT E. LEE,
UV J AM KS ll. Mi ? AHL. lu.. .1 Vii.?n.i.
Atilliur ut "Ml.-in lien, .stiiuewull' Uc:.-t..u." . Ufa "I
lieu. Albeit Sydaev Joliuaon." " I li - Aid-.ic ramp." kc.
s. nil lui l neniar, ami -en nur lei n.?, altai a lull ile- I
-. iieie.i. ... Hu-wini.. AtklreM N'ATTuNll. l-l Ul.Hil
ISil COMPANY. Atlanta.Ita. limo soplchib.r
TO RENT.
rpo It KAT. HKSll?KN?'F. Ko. 711 CIVMIV
I Slivi-I,.t mun" emili munn, nMrro, Vc.
lt. M. il A un vi.I, A' lilli)..
It.-al Enlato Alte?la, Ku. Xl limad airest,
se pi ct niter 11 a
rill? HKNT, A Hf KAT I'UTT.IOK OK Kill'll
J. HUDMH, willi clHteru. dower garden lu fruul; wit
gas. Nu. 'il* ruining s I reel, above Hilliard.
\pplv I? SMIT H A .MKMI.I.IVHIY.
September 11 l_No. -J7 Itr.iaJ btrcet.
rptl lt li XT, THE <-OM.annum s AM
JL iilea-antlv situated two ami u naif atury ll HICK
DWELLING No. .r.2 Haftet un el. not lb Bille, near faint
r. I'..,-.'i-e.o niven on lat Scpteuibci. Applv I
TIIIH OFFICE. AuguM 21
FOR SALE.
I.MIIt SALK, TWO KIN K. W i Mt Iv Mt I.KS,
1 at PAVILION Ilnill. STAHLES.
KcplelillH'r ll
VT PlttVATF. SALK.-SLOOP MARIAN, TUlltTV
SINt: Tuna Itcglstcr. will corry 'hlrty-uvo cords
.?1. or thirty-five lliuusaml feet ot lunii.-r. ?rilli uew
-ml-. tijiKiuit, auclinnt, chain, blocks. A .v. cumplido.
Apply lu M. KAY Ai CAMP1IKLL, Bl Na. KM Me. tum
street, or No. tl East Hay.
Sahl Sloop la li un: at South Aligera VVharf.
SepleiulH'r 7
I.-i itt SALK OH HUNT, AT KLOHaC.M'K,
1 S. I.'., TWO l.Alii i i: S KW STORES, with comfort
ahle dwelling!, above. For particulars, apply to F. M.
r.OOEHS. Ul September ll
B??RDI N
IJIIAHUl.VU-I ll lil l . l l.I vs A N I UOUnOJ
i with Ruod llOARD can lin hail on Immediate appll
r-atiou In No. 59 CHURCH STREET, weat ride, near
I 'I nilli street. Tenn* reasonable. Julie P.!
ITlVl Kl.l.KXT CIIAltl), AT Vt: ll V LOW j
la rale?, In HIP must central bumara*. |iart uf lin .uv.
witle.iu Paliiim:, tn a pr?valo house, eau now be had.
for particular? address "X. I.," Vustufllrn. May 15
COPARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE: .
riAIIK POPAItTNKIlHHlP HERETOFORE EXISTING
1 between Hie undersigned. In the PLA1N1NU MILL
I mel I,I'M liri: hnaiucaa. under the firm of EI)Al>GU k
.il A I.Ll IN KK, has been Tl.m Day cllaaolvrd, by minimi
...... eui. JOHN C. MALLONEE alone ls authoriled lo
-ettie tho adair* ur thc said copartnership.
?. ?. EHAURU.
JOHN C. MALLONEE,
fllAIll.LHTOS. Sop te n.her Cl, 16G7.
Scplonibor J) Imo
MITIC'E.
rpm: UNDERSIGNED HAVTNO PURCHASED ALL
JL Mr. EDAUGH's interest in tho abu vu Coparluorabip,
will COM ti mu- on hla own account ttic business, hereto?
fore conduele I by tho Rite Qnn, of KU \ uti ll i MAI.
LONEE, at thc sarao place. HORLUECKS WHARP, near
tho Northeast-rn Railroad.
JOHN C. M Al.ls >N IP.
Cn A ni. Kilos, September Ci, Im'...
September'J lino
COPAItTNKHSHIP MUTA li.
mm: PRIM OF UOIIBUIN, MATTHIESSEN A.- CO.. IN
JL Charleston nud savannah, bavins expired hy limita?
tion upon tho death oftbo bato F. C. MATTHIESSEN,
tho uudotalgntsl will couliuue tho bu.lucan lo Charle?,
ti it under thc former name ol' GODRDLN. MATTHIF.H
SEN A; CO., aud In Sav annan ol H. ts lt. N, GOURDIN
4: CO. H. QOUHDIN,
H. N. QOUHDIN.
L. U. YOUNO.
I'harleatou, September lat, ls-.,7. september 2
REMOVALS._
REMOVAL.
rpHE StlllKCHirtEHS HAVE REMOVED THEIR
_1_ Wbolcaila Crockery ami Glaasware Establishment
front No. ll Hayna atroat to No. lal Meeting street,
nearly opposite Hayns ntl vet, chere they offer tor aalc
I at and below New York prices, an oztcnaivo aaaorlmcut
uf Goods, of direct Importation per "Fuie d'Air" and
"Robert C. Winthrop."
Also, tn arrive, from Liverpool, SO erales anortad
I Crockery por -Queen" aud "VuuaurrL"
At wholesale and retail, at No. 197 Meeting street and
No. SSS Km| street.
WILLIAM O. WHILDEN i CO.
September I)
DENTISTRY.
DENTIST.
ROOMS AT His RESIDENCE, NORTHWEST COR
N l ii of Meeting aud Soi-iety Street?.
Juan lu wefluio
HOTELS.
s. SWANDALE",
PROPRIETOR CF TOE
Mansion House,
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NFaW ORLEANS.
W. P. rOHKERY.Ol Spottswood: Rutel, Richmond.
Telegraph ami Railroad unices in Rotunda nf liol el.
June 17 limo
STEVENS liol si', Noa. Ml. BS.SO ANO -it
Droadwav, N. V.. opposite Bowling Oreen-Cn tba
European Plan.-TUE STEVENS 11O0SE la well and
widely known to the travelling public. Tba location ia es?
pecially suitable to merchants and bnalneaa men; lt la in
eloae proximity tn Ilia business part of the dry - ia on
the highway of Southern anti Western travel-and adja?
cent to nil thc principal Railroad and Steamboat dapota.
Thc ST KV i. Ns HOUSE baa liberal accommodadoy. for
over yon KUI si*-it Ia well furnished, and possesses avery
modern Improvement for the comfort and rotertalnment
of Ha inmates. Tba rooms aro spacious and waU ventt
latetl-provided with gas and water-the attendance 1*
prompt and respectful-and the tabla in generously pro?
vided w ith every delicacy of tho season at moderate ralea.
The roo rbi having boon re. fu minion! and remodeled, wc
am anal4 ld to offer ultra, tadUtlcs for tho comfort and
plrasun,. f our guests. GEO. K. CHASE ti CO.,
May 28 Odo Proprietors.
RAILROADS.
DOUBLE DAILY
ALL RAIL PASSENGER ROUTE
HKTYaiEEN
ATLANTA AM) NEW ORLEANS
ru
Chatuiiooga and Grand Junction,
THROUGH IN FORTY-NINE I Mil'HS
TRAINS LEAVE ATLAKTA DAILY At 8:15 A.M. AND
7:00 P.M., making close connection, at aU poluta
Arriving al New Orlean. at S P.M. and 11:10 A.kl.
ItsVPaaaeogera by trains of tbaGoorala Railroad make
cluse connie tton s with thia rente at Atlanta.
NO BTEAMDOATH OU OITNIBUSE9 ON THIS ROUTE,
ELEGANT SLEEPING COACHES ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
U AGG AGE CHECKED THROUGH. FARE AS LOW A S
HY AMY OTHER ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS GOOD UNTIL U8BD
Can be obtained at General Tlaaet Office, Atlanta, Ga.
o ronda Railroad, Augusta, Ga.; South Carolina Railroad,
Charleston, S. C. ; South Carolina Railroad, Columbia,
H. C. TORN R. PECK, MasterTranaportatlon,
Joly la Soco Weslarn and Atlantic Railroad.
ASTROLOGY.
TUE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE Vi ON UL Uki,'I. REVELATIONS
MADE BY TOE OREAT ABTROLOQIBT,
Madame IT. A. PERRIGO.
SHE REVALS HLt'Itl.TS NO MORTAL EYER ENEW.
She resto rca to bapploeas thoa? who, from dolsfol
evania, catastrophes, ero saes In love, loss of relations and
friends. Ina. of money, kc, bara bacomo despondent.
Sh? bringa together those long separated, giro.Informa?
tion concerning shae ul Manda or terr ors. restores lost or
.telen property, tell, you the bualnaa. you ara beat
qaaUDed to pursue and In what you wilt ba moat success
fui, causas speedy marriage*, and tells yon tb? very day
yon will marry, gives yon the names, llkeneaa and char
arterielles of tbe person. Kita reads your very thooghu,
and by ber almost supernatural powers, nova Ila the dark
a od bidden mysteries of the futuro. From the atara we
see In the firmament-the malefic y un that or.reem. or
jin demi nate In the conDgurstton-trora the aspects and
positions of the planet, and tbe fixed atara tn the heaven,
at the time of birth, .ho deduce* the future destiny t.f
man. Pall not to consul i tba greatest Astrologist on
eai th. It corta you but a trifle, and you may never again
have an favorable an o poor-Hint ly. ConsulUllon fee, with
harnea* ?cd all desired Inlormatlon, ?1. Partios living
st a dlstanco can consult tba M adare, hy mall with equal
aafcty and ullalactlon to themselves, na H In person. A
foll and sipUcit chart, written out, with all loqnlriea an?
swered ?nd likeness suclosed, Mot by mall on receipt ot
prlco above mentioned. Tba .UioUut aecraay will Pe
maintained, .nd all correspondence returned ordoatr.y
ed. References of tba rilghe*t order furalahad tho?* ca
string them. Writ* plainly tba day of tba moblband
year Tn which you w*r? boen, ancloaing a small loci ol
bair.
Address. M ADIATE H. A. PKIUtUlO,
P. O. I) a a wa n 293. Burrito, N. Y.
March 3d ly
MEEI INliSc
Slll.lMiOV-? I.IHMil-., \o. i; A... I--.-. M.-.
VN KN i tn i iMunsi.? i lu.s WM.i. Rt; HOLDEN
III M Wk HI k- lilli. n<< h..-UH./, i'm Ulli m,! 11,1 kl
H?hl ..VI... V. IlMthsirs ami . in Matea brr Itt .(tee. ?ttl
al l.-M.] willi pilli.instill
Hy order ol lite VC.'. M
lt. II. W I! MX F ll. Seren??.
septeno, i ll i*
UII.II.K >UI i'll I AIIOI.IW l.ttlH4K,.\u I
filil?: Illili Lilt WEEKLY aiKKTINd W i III".
1 Lonni: mil tm li?|.| Au litosia*, at 8 o'clock. A
laroo nu. minn., u lt Ic4lnr1l1.il, an thc .'uliiuuttccH oil tin:
Usu, linaine, mil Uss uew Kefalla, will make tk.,11 r>
ports.
Hy oi.ler. I . IV I.OVAL,
Kc pie iiihri 11 I ?ariel al).
AMUSEMENTS.
PUBLIC LECTURl^S
111:1 inn: i III:
VIKING un twmm iwi.\tiin.i
HY SPECIAL INVITATION IIP Till-. ASSOCIATION
Professor HOI.MUS will rep. si Ute Ivo |.l'CiUKk>
l in ly delivered mi Mle <* MOHAN) KKUUHIJ Ol' lill.A
TION."
As Hie apparatus nseil lu illiihlraliou r u.in.I lie ruuvn
nlonlly moved. Hie linn Lecture will lie given in Ilia
ColKgo I Imp. !, TAit (Wednesday) Eren ?wp, tim lilli
luslsul, ?IS o'eloi'k. Subject-TIIK I'll VSH'AI. CON?
DITION OK ?.I'll EA UT ll BEFORE IT WAS I SIIAItl 1
r.lJ UV 1.1 VI Sii HEINos- THE Cltl'ATIoN-. ol' lill
Pl HUT TUIIRK DAY?.
Of the Sivniiil Lecture- thal ..I Hi.- IN lill HU 1 ' I KIN
Ol' ANIMATED IIEINUS AND TIIK I'llEATIHN Ol'
MAN-due nuilee will lie given ullin e ami place.
Seals ois-ill free, iiie pulille. especially Ike youth ol
nur elly, are iuviled to attend, A 1'.minuit, e "lill.
I .ri .--ni lo provide seuls sinl uicmiiiu.Hlatlnu.
September ll
EDUCATIONAL.
PENSION 1)L! It KV. DR. JIVKIi.S.
C'EST AV KC RK??COUP IH? I'L.MSIIi ijUi:
lo Principal ile celle insl il ut inn aniioiiei
?1 sus Hmis et an publie en trotterai ijiie I ne
froissement en ni i nu el du nombra de ses eleves
n n?cessit? le choix d'un ?lnljliahiueill plus
convenable. Ils'cst done procure lu spacieuse
I demeure situ?e un coin nord-ouest demies
Coming el liull. Le bul do I In-lilulion . t un
de prcpoier parfaitemetit les eleves pour le
Collage oil pour les affaires, nu syst?me emu
pict il'instruelioli '?l?mentaire n ute adopt.
pour calli ipii eu ii uro ul besoin, et de- IV
cilil?s purlieiili?res sont ollerlos pour l'?lude
des clnssi(|iiCH, des umlb?lliallquea et de la
tenue des livres Du consequence dc rece??s
changements nu il a t'ullu laira dans l'atlmliitti
I ration ile In pension, el miss! dans le but
d'avancer les ?oler?is des eleves, le principal
sern assiste par M. JOHN fl AX.VOX dont les
talents sont connus, cl i|tti ti tlejn beaucoup
d'exp?rience dans renseignement. M HANNON
lit ses ?tudes avec distinction dans un .tes
meilleurs coll?ges de In France, el enseigna
eusuite lc l'rani;aia el les classique* avec ?clat
I au coll?ge de M?nurs pr?s ltlois (France)
Des ovanlagei rares el excellents noni done
offerts pour l'?tude du fran?ais sous sa titree
lion. Une classe ?l?mentaire faisant partie .le
l'institution est sous In charge .le Mademoiselle
Hi iHA LHUlILi:, ot lot?tes les ililli renies
branches sont soumises ft la surveillance pei -
sur. nelle du pi me ipi I I,'int?r?t des eleves cst
consulte cn tout. Cours d'instruction: l'An?
glais, lc Fran?ais, le Lut in, lc Ore?, I"H?breu,
l'Espagnol, Cl l'Allemand
September 4 Hf
KDl'CATIONAI. KKTABlilHIlMENT Otc
REV. DR. MYERS.
TIE EXERCISES OF TnE ABOVE NAMED INr.I I
TUTE will be resumed (I). V.I nu WEDNESDAY.
Octobor 2d, at tho Academy, corner ol Coming ana Hull
str.-.-ts Terms moderato, and course ol' Instruction
auch ns a ill impart a aouud aud complete education.
September 'i uni
YIMIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. "
l KYIM.ION, VA.
ARRANGEMENTS ARE IN rROt.RESS To ACCOM?
MODATE One Hundred additional Cadets in this
Insulation. Its weU establishril character fer Us Bys
tom of discipline, aud course of Instruction, commends
?t to the supped I of those who deidre a practical educa?
tion. Di I omit non will ito supplied bv application tu the
undersigned. FRANCIS M. SMITH,
May -si nitc.iwfl Supariulciuti-iii.
DR. LORD'S nUAIlDINO AMI OA V SCHOOL
FOR YOUNO LADIES.
STUDIES WILL BE RESUMED ON THE FIRST OF
OCTOBER. All the branches of a polite cducaUuu
are taug LL No extra charge for the languages.
September! wt
tiRSt LINK AO A DKM V.
VALLE ORDCIH.
rivui.H iNtnTrirriON WILL RESUME ITS ACADEMIC
.L EXEIICLSES SEPTEMBER 1st.
Fur Prospectuses please address MU lil LU SUPE.
HIOR," Ursuline Convent sud Acailuiny, t'olumlitu. Sn.
Ca. linn SepUlllllel I
_ _OPTICAL.
L L. SIDDONS,
NO. 304 KING STREET.
SPECTACLES !
A FINE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
THE CELF.BltATF.il "PER18COPIC LENS"
IN GOLD, SILVfcR, STEEL, SHELL,
AND RUBBER FRAMES.
MR. SIDDONS HA VIM i 18 YEARS' EXPERIENCE
iu adapting OLASSES TO DEFECTIVE VISION,
would he pleased to seo all who may sutler lu this re?
spect at hts NEW JEWELRY STORE, No. 304 KINO
STREE, east side.
N. B.-THE CELEBRATED "PERISCOPIO LENS"
flited to old frames at cbort notice and reasonable pricer
September0 mws3
LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY
STATE LOTTERY
FOR THF.
BEN I F I T
OF THE
SHELBY COLLEGE,
MURRAY, EDDY & CO., Managers,
Great Scheme.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50,000 !
7KB I'll 1/.KS AMOUNTING! TO .'430,0501
To hedrawn at Covington, Kentucky,
SEPTEMBER 10th, 1807.
WHOLE TICKETS, $1> j HALVES. SC ; QUARTERS, ttl;
EIOIITUH, ?I.Mi
Tho chances are Ur more favotablu tn draw prlresiii
thia than ID any other lottery lu Um world. Purchasers
nf Lottery Tickets should always mamine the icbmnea.
Prizes paid lu full without discount.
Official drawings sent each purchaser.
Corresponden ta may rely on prompt atteution to orders
by enclosing money with mu address.
49" AU O'dara for tickets, ?cheme?, and Infuimstlou lo
be addressed to H. T. PETERS,
United States Licensed Ageut,
Key Box M. Chsrlrstou. S. C.
Office No. 90 Usssl street.
September tl Imo
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLIAM fl. ?1LL1LAND & SON,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE HO. S3 RAINE bTREET.
Remember s _ _
WILLIS & CHIS0LM,
FACTORS, mmm mam,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS.
\K/TLDATTKND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AMI)
W BHU'MENT Ito Forohm and Doracf Ile Pnrts)ot
MTTON. ll ICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES.
ATI.A NTH' WHARF, Cit a ri c stn n, H . C.
?.. WILLIS.A. H. UlIISOt.il
OB! ober 23
_FURNITURE, ETC.
FURNITURE I FURNITURE!
MANUFACTURED BY
F. KRUTINA,
Mos . 96 and 08 East Umist on street,
Now "York City.
A 1,1, Til ls FURNITURE, CONSIfsTINO OF PARLOR.
?Y CHAMBER, BININU ROOM AND LIBRARY
lUlTfl, ta oftbeUteat styles, and manufacture.] of the
? erv beat material, under the personal super vi timi of the
'ropnclor, anti guaranteed.
Parties lu tho south desiring fino Houaohold Furniture
AD be supplied diiecl from the manufactory; or those
bout vial ting New Verk wiU id lt to their advantage to
lamine this Stock before pun-hating elsewhere, AU
toodt warranted, wfm Smut Joly M
The Greenville Mountaineer
[S PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY, AT ?1 SO PER
year. In a Ivauce, Advertisement* inserted at usual
ates. O. E. ELFORD,
May lt) Editor and l*rot>rlstar
OfiOC?K? ANU ?Y)ir??r.lt/,NLiJU?i.
> T. i M \ IMM'MI >' I ?ll I.I.II si wu I ss -.?CK?
,e M M F I IS EtlIDOI sM I
.'?.. Ulli 1 IL ..M ..I.IH.I.II.I I -,
WM ?ll?*' .m.I lull i .il- Itu ti ii.l. ?ii , m ... ..|.. H
alni Ml-- "li ? ll. MI). KIM I
Cottee, So.'?. .M?U4W;* . .n tl'.- v At
t Olt SAI.K IOU li>
Ci KO. W. WILLIAMS ? CO..
,1 ir M ?i > 11,1. i
IIH.VIIP SlriM't, rimrlivsliiH, S. c.
september ll H hin;
E LOU IC ! 11,01 H ! V??iVK !
I-{i Hill s. I VI H.\ IT.nl H, DIJi WHEAI
?MF lim hill. SttiimrntHVimw
'.'ici 4?'k i I'm.nlv itn.l r.>ir.i.?
.:. Mils. low-priced l l...,,
.Vi Mili.. I....i i |"HI.
I-indine ati I in ?inti- Pur j- il.- li.
s,pl. i.il,., II ^ STKNHoUaK v Ul]
roils;t c?i.xi
'> ililli ?" ~m i - "I l l l.lf.ll WHIll. .Mli.l.INrj
*- O ! ,' ?,;N '""''i- 1*1 S'Iwoiirt Rensban
I "' ?I* ',?> I A. KNXLOV. A CO .
s. t.iuinii'i ii i j?? in nui ita}
vu I il I'! will TI: IJ?KN.
&>0? ?.'S N!,M' *.
l'or tate h> ixo, . IMI'SI s \ r.i,
N.i. ll Mail..'! street .-ppi-ite ?Hali. street
|il.*llll?rl lil I
CORN ! roiiN ! HAGGING.
4( )( )( ) '?'OHN'^ ' IIIX"' w,:s|,:"v M'XKii
IIHHI i.ii-lu I- pm.,.- ?.--L in ulm., i .in
j"i bales i.unnv rl'.il.
I ol -ul.. I.v
? Ntl riMI'-l S A Vii,
X". ll Malkai atreel .ppont.-Mal" ,heel
sV|iluiiili*r lu 4
Gl NNV CliOTII ! (il'NNV CLOT ?fi
7- BU.1.1 lll'WY GUNNY CLOTH
I tj Gu rolls heavy Gunny Ciflti
.villa Hal? Hot??.
ALS 1.
kl bbl*. mun" Itt M,HUN Hl? I.
rat -ali- in lott to suit imrclia-ci >i bi
ISAAC I . Iir.lt?/. .\ C? .
Nu. Jul i asi Hay, connu ui 1 anbarlautl stre.n
Keptemliei in :i
MAGGING, HOPI:, TOHArCO ANO
IIAfOX.
I I ll \I.Ls .-E\ |s|.AM? HAGGING
A -|- 7 rolla Sea Uland Hiairiu?
Ul rulla lln|n>
...un ti. \.-s Tobacco laxaurleiH
HS hilda Har..11 Shonklar?. l'or-ai? low al
liriiNAiili O'NEILL'-,
septeinhoi ll) I N... lis last Bay.
WHIT.. LEAOS, ZINCS ANO
l ill.OKS IN STOItl. AM? TO ARHIVK.
?> TUNS w. M. n. A I D.-.-i WHIM LEAD
?J tl lons stonewall Winn I.ra.l
. Luis Wanilla Wime land
tl tuns ( lo. ul 1 White Lead
I ton r.tiwBll Wlnto I aa, I
I ton lus-.i --,-!!.)'. Whit- Zinc
i lons Wm. M. H. Ar Cea,'* Wime /m.
1 lou Queen Lit) While /im
We are SOLI' I'P.OPRIPTOIts ul Uje abreve branda
wini h are copyrighted, au.l Ix-si our traile mark, ami
all infringements will lu; il. ult with sA-cnNuM to lau
1 COLCHIS-Dry. In On. ahd Dis'niipci-.
I'nr ?ale low. at 1 .mill adraure. lur caall or . Hy
I acceptance. WM. M. milli A- co..
No. Mi yMx ||ayi
Sepicinhi i ' lino sign Marvin'* Sat?
"OILS ! OILS ! !
IV STORK. A XII STOCK I OXsTA.VTI.Y ste
.M.IKO 11V RVEItV STE All KR.
J1NSEED. HAW and Bul LED
j SPLHM, LAUD
TALLOW, ivnu.i:
PARRA FINE. HOSIN
NATURAL LLHP.lCATINi,
NEATS TOOT
TAKXXERS', FROM THE Oil LAI'1.ST GKADC TO TBA'
KINES! OIL I. SI.D HY t I HI: 11: Its
A USO.
HEFINF.D PETROLEUM ur whai is commonly called
KEROSENE.
Constantly nu hand as larne a stuel. a* nil! he lound m
the .Southern M u lou, rall and eiaimne ?ample*,
W. M. HUID fe CU
No. ito t East Bay, Su-n Marvin's Sale,
septembre? Imo
VARNISHES f VARNISHES!
FCItNIlUnE. WHITE DAMAR.
COPAL. IIHOWN JAPAN
CA lt ttl MsK. i.li.l. JAPAN.
IOACII. SHELLAC.
l'A LL FINISHING. PARRA PINK.
The attumiuli ol ci limmen ia especially called lo thu
Aue quality nt Hie Varnishes, which are warranted in
every inalaneu or no tale.
nitc'siiEsi HUI'HU RB i
A HILL LINE, ul
PAINT, ll sir ,,11:1:111. -
VARNISH, it?.. . pi .1.ti.-- I
arni
WHITE WASH, (tourqualifie*.I
Special null!. .uo. lite lo Ihelrade,
WIXUIIIY li LASS t
PktENCII AND AMERICAN, RIStlLE AND DOUBLE
THICK.
WM. af. BIRD A CO.
Nu. BM Kati Ha>. Sign Marvin's Sale.
September'J lim.
GUNNY CLOTH.
i*i*r s -. ARIilTr W1CTV\alilis K?tii?,
L I \J For eale at
MEI'.TINii KTREKT ICE HOUSE.
Scpteinher 1: ll
LEA & PERRINS'
CELEBRATED
iVOuiinsuiKi': si?:.
IMtiiMil \( i'll "r, EXTRACT
BY WV o( a letter Irom a
I I MEDICAL GENTLEMAN
CON-NOIriSEOuS II aAMsaliasata bli
t.iiiEiui'uui J|\ Brother at
Hfij..? WORCESTER, Alay,
Good Sauce USKS! l?51
^WrZ "Tell LEA & PER
as? arruciii.it ^5?.- HINS that their SAOOR
. r.'J?f?i.'i in Iiii'lily esteemed in lo?
ro ; ? dla, and is, in my opiulon,
>',iA~ the uiOsl palatable, aa
RVBRY VARfKTY \%i?'rX well as Ihr moat whole
effipiSrpoiu? SAUCE that I*
OF DISH. BaaP??l^n^je.''
Th? euccee* or this meat dtllnoiu sud unrivallel con
dino nt having caused many unprincpled dericra to.
apply thc name to .?puri.u/; roninoundi, the P*JBtlO I*
rttpfcifully and eurnrji/y requested tn see tluillne nama
of LEA A Pinntss aro upon the WRAPPER. LAUNEL,
STOPPER ami BOTTLE.
MMUUtaclunsI hy
LEA JU PHHIIIWI, Werciittr
J0??N DUNCAN'S SONS.
IsTjaW YORK,
AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES.
October 10 fmwlyr
JOHN MAC GREGOR & CO.,
NOS. 178 AND 180 PEARL-ST.,
A'i'in York,
TMPORTERS. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
INDIA. SCOTCH AND KEBTDOKY BAGO INO,
LlllNNY HAGS AND BURLAP SUITABLE FOR WHEA T
UND CORN SACKING; als), a large ami completa atora!
af RALF. ROPE, embracing Wraleni luacbluc-mado
1 h inp. Manilla, Elua and Jute. Baling Twines, etc., all nf
which they ofter al lair price*.
Jilly '?\_ Jmo
THOMAS ll. AGNEW,
nm.in 1:1: AN'I) n .nn IM
Fine Oawccrlra, Cliolcc Tena, Ktc. Ktc,
NOS. ?611 ?nd2Cl GREENWICU-ST., COR. OP UUB RAkT
NEW YORK.
November
SUFFER NO MORE!
When hy thc use ot DR .lOINVII.LE'S ELIXIR you
can he cured permanently, and at a trlttlug coat.
The astonishing succeas willoh has attended thia lu
Hinside medicine for physical and Nervous Wcakuass.
,i encrai Debility and Prostratlnn, Loa* ot Muscular Et.
nrgy, Impotoncy, or any of the consequence* cf youthfU.
odlacrellon, renders lt tho most valuable preparation
iver dlacorerod.
Il will remove all nervous affecUons, depression, ti
Hement, incapacity tu ai u-.lv or busmen*, loe* of memo
.y, conlualon, thought* ni sell destruction, fearu of In
isnity. Atc. It will rcat.arc tho appetite, renew ihn health
if tai ceo wbu have deatroyed.il hy ei usual curas or evil
i radices.
Young Men, bei bnmbnge^d na moro hy "lauacL D.
oie" and Ignorant piactllloncra, hut aoml without del?-,
'or tho Elixir, and bo at onco reaturcd lo health and hap.
aines*. A purled euro is Guaranteed In every Instance.
Price fl, or four bottles to one addrca all,
Ono Pottle I* aiiltlcli-ut to edect a ruro In all nrdtnary
.sse".
ALSO, DR. IOINVILLK M SPECIFIC PILLS, for Itu.
ipecdy and permanent cure r.f Uouorrhoa. Glecl. Crr
hral Dlecbargea. Gravel. Slrlct.irr, and all affections cr
hr Kidney* and HI?.hier. I:IL M effected tn from one to
ivo day?. They aro prciare.l from vegetable calract*
hat aro harmless on thc aretera, and uevrr nauseate tho.
ibinvvch or imprrgnatai the l.realli. Nncbaugeof diet,
a necessary while using Usent, nor doe* their action lu
my manner interirre with biiWIf M pursuits. Prit a iL
ii r bol.
Either nf the s hov e un ut 11.11. -1 articles will bu aenl toa
ny addro**, closely *ralist, sud |H>st-p*ld, by mall oe
ipres* on receipt nf price. Address ill ordure to
H F HO K lt. SIIIHTS Ai CO., Chomlst*.
March th) Iv No. 'JUA River ?Irret. Troy, N. Y.
^PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THFa MILLION I !
[WTT.L SFoND, POST-PAID. SO PHOTOGRAPHS OP
Ibo most rclohrated Adora for 60 conta; AO Adrea*,*
ar nocente: colinton Gommla lor SOcenta; CO Rebel
lenrrala for 00 renta; SO Statesmen for IO renta; CO beau
Ifni young Indies lor Ml cents; 60 fine-looking young
Uutkemeu for t>0 centa; 6 largo Photographs of Freon*
lanruig Girls, m costume, beautifully colored, exactly as
(wry appear, for 60 cents; or tor 60 ctnta, S ot the moat
.cautiiul Ladies of thu Parisian Pallet Troop* ss the ?
jipoar In tho play of the Black Crook, at Ntblo'e Garden.
Isw York.
Send all ordern to P. O. Box 177. Tr'V N. Y.
May 1?_iyr_
THE SUMTER WATCHMAN
[S PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT 8UM>
TER.'?. C , by GILBERT At PLOW ERR, Prop ri a tors,
t FOUR DOLLARS per anuuni, invariably In advance
Advert!semenU inserted at usual ratea.
Eveiy stylo of Job Printing i scented In the neaten
lyla ami greatest dispatch, SepMTOber ?,