The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 14, 1867, Image 2
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NFAVS SUlNlMAliY.
Gold closed vonlurday in Nev York ?t Ul.
Colton cloned at 25a23|,
Cotton closed in Liverpool voslenUy ai "Jd. ?u
Middling Uplands.
By an ac! of iho Nebraska Logislaturo, passed
June 24, 18U7, women of lawful ago aro allowed to
vole at Ibo dist rivi school meetings. Til? Rmi
election under Ibo law will bc '"'bl m October. I bo
Omaha ?A-JMlW??l? suspecta "Ibo entering wcd>-e
ia Mum driven tor universal suffrage in Nebraska."
?BO I ?Alliellaville (H. C.) lit i nhl tells about ti
a<|UJah in that Distnct. wliieli measuiLS seven fiet
and ait inclu?s in circumference, and weigliH one
huudrud und suvonly-six pounds, Th? Med from
which lilia nienimotll usa produced, were pi oem ed
from ibu - .-.i i.of J. J. UnKUoav, MartokihNul,
Mass.
A deputation of ltadirala called on (lenoral
GUA NT on Saturday lo advise him to remain in tho
Cabinet, hollering that in auch n position lin will
bo compelled tn diacloao Ilia views from lime to
limo, mid tha i not during to lake issue with thc
President, but obey him, he must bc politically
killed in the eyes or all lladicnls.
Tho growth of Iowa for thc past two ye ara hu
beou rapid, aa wo learn by Hie cens?a just com?
pleted. According to tho ligures, of which nearly
all mo oO?cial, thu population in 18?7 is ?'Jo, I'd I ; il
IHI'.'I lt waa 763,1GB-au Inereaau in two yean u
149,(1*111, ur S7 per euut. Iowa ia u healthy Slate,
physically and politically.
Tim WaBhington Chronicle of yesterday statei
that (Jen. B. K. LKK arrived iu that city Monday
Having reported tn thc War Dopartmcnl, in ac
cordauco with Ibo rcqnirciiionls of his parole, In
loft Tor ll di inion- on (ho morning train. Ocn. Jos
E. JOHNSTON niau passed through that city Ol
Monday, lie waa on rnuto South.
The. New Vork Kettling (,'atcUe has a coburn
article oxpnsiiig (bo benoni of thu lintel and res
tam int kitchens in that city. Wo copy tho follow
ing : "It is a common remark in tho kitchen of lb
ede:; nit restaurants that if the guusts could Uk
ono look limy would bo effectually ourod of nu
desire to oat another morsel thurc."
Tho Boston A?OtrttlM** Washington dispute
Of tho cn, Instant rnntatna tho following: "il i
known that thu President's friends havu tull
graphed General MCCLELLAN lo como hore, mi
also that ho ia expected by tho Isl of Octohor,
bc consents to attach himself tn (bu Pr, side ut
cause. Just how Mr. JOHNSON expects to uso hi
has not deni tidy become known.*'
Ute Now Orleans Picayune anya : "Wo regret I
bear it said (lint ?orno planterait*, i)iitii*dg& togh
ty'plautiiig aud removing either to satin) city u
go abroad. Tho rcaaou is that they cannot ho-i
to aecure labor enough to carry on their plant;
tiona to any largo extant, and that tho insolent:
and exactions of tho freedmen make, lifo thc!
quito unpleasant."
Wouldn't it bo well for tho eolorod folks to coi
utilei (ho fact that tho wondoiful changes in neut:
mentit) Kentucky, Connecticut aud California, I
say nothing of other Northern Statca, is sunn!
oppoaition to negro or mixed suffrage. Wo advil
them to think about it well boforo thoy thro
lb mn sel vos into the ( rou Ide H III ne sea of politic
strife. Tho end iii not yet, and tho whites wi
rule thia continent.
At tho present tune Brazil furnishes n largo pn
portion of tho diamouda of Commerce, the celobr
tod mince or Golconda being so ?early exhaust?
ns to rout for n fow dollsrs a year. Oilier locolitii
in India, aro bowovcr, rather moro prob Tic. In tl
United Statea they have bcon obtained lu Buthc
ford county. North Carolina, and in Hall count
Georgia, and vary recently quito n number lia'
been found iu California, principally in El Dorai
and Amador comities. a,
Tho Boaton AdeertUer ol Saturday saya : "Tl
three canos which have como up iu succesaion
tba United Statca Circuit Court, in thia city, ha
boen, when considered together, of romarkal
and wo boliero unprecedented importance. Tl
HABTWOJT. caso may bo said in ronnd number i
involve a half million dollars ; Ibo BUBRILL ca
against the city involved a million, and the Ho
LANn will eie.e, thc arguments in which wore I
gun yesterday, involvei another million."
The Baltimore American soys : "Just previa
to Secretary STANTON'H removal ho issued a pt
emptory order to tho Southern railroads tn pay-i
moro promptly than thoy had been doing for t
Government rolling stock sold to them, tho rest
of which haa boon that thoy buvo becomo mo
punctual, and now mn ko monthly payments i
their indebtedness. Tho reporta received abc
ususeu improvement in business on those mai
latoly."
Tho New York li m,'ii argues that inasmuch
the reconstruotiou acta do not pr?vido for tho d
franchiaomont or disqualification of tho pen,.,
proposed to bo excluded from ofllco by thc c?ne
tutional amendment, but only of (hoao who aro
excluded, nnd aa no person ia yet excluded by tl
amendment, for tho very good roason that it li
not boon ratified, tberoforo no person in thc Son
can rightfully'bo mculudcd either fruin tho pulls
from ollico. Tho logic is good enough ; but, Un
the facts do not agrco willi il.
Tho Boston J'oiJ, referring tn Ibo wealth a
power of VAIHOEHUILT, says: "Ilia ships uro
tho navy and mi all thc soas. Ho draws ache
at aight for a million, and yet this mau can h i
no higher amusement tb.m whist I Oh, inca)
city of cash I to cover trails of ton thousand cc
tinuoua miles with linea ol ships, and yet exclai
"Thoro'a nothing richar than whist I" To coi
four aces nobler than a railway I To say : "'?
God I my whistles nro heard in tin ec zouc9, bu
cannot bo happy without tho odd trick I"
Tho yationat litteiUqencer gives FOBNET the f
lowing greeting on bia tallier imoxpcclcd rein
from Europe: "Tho moat aignificAiit intimation
the dire dint i cns of tho IUdical faction ia (ho si
den and unexpected return to this conn try of t
great manager of election frauda, tho editor
'my two newspapers, both dailies.' Hm atiboi
natos hero woro aatoundod last night by tho
nouncement by telegraph (hat bohadarrivod
New York. Thc Badioal leaders have disetive:
that thoro is work to bo dono (bat no ono ciao i
do aB wall."
Tho I ll ..nt intelligence from CrOlO, recel Vis'
the Greek Legation, charges Osiui I'ACUA W
practicing deceit in order to palliate bia cotidt
and Btato that he obtained certificates from so
of bia fell o w-M di 11, i H dooying tho reporta of cn
ties, with a viow of influencing public op'iniou
Turkey. Tho Cretans say (W facts can'bo pnv
by oye-witnoaaea that OMAH PASHA, on return
from Sphakia, burned all tho villages in his roai
tho province of St. Basile, tho moat notabh
them being Myatoa, Lencogia, and thc nimmst
cf Provili.
Tho Now York Itaiilte says : "A student v
stood nmong the Aral in ono of our Now Yi
medical colleges wss "graduated Tast apring a
regular doctor in medicino. Ho thought to fin
bia education in Scotland, and npplicd for ade
sion at the University of Edinburgh. To his
toni Binnen t bc found-he could not pa sn tho .
liminary examinations. Boforo bo could gain
mission to tho Univorwity, ho must pans nn oxa
nation in French, Greek, Latin, arithmetic, mat
malice, mocbanica, hydrostatics, logic, tho <
Unes of thought, botany, chomiatry and zoolr
To grad?alo at a New York medical college
could bo in ut tor ignorarle M or all these things s
chemistry.
JAMES HAUFEH, of HARVEH A BROTUPJIH, wini
poor apprantico, wan mncli persecuted by st
yoong eons of wealthy parents. Ono day, w
doing nomo menial work, he was assaulted by
of hia tormentors, no deliberately set down
pail ho woe carrying, turned on his assail,
booted him sovoroly, and then said: "Take ll
that's my card; take good caro of it. Wien I
out of my Hmo and aol up for myself and you r,
employment, au you will, como to mo and bi
teat card and ni givo yon work. Ht rango to
forty-ono yearn after, that Bame person cam
JAMXS IIinrvu'H oatabliahmont and asked ornp
ment, claiming it on tho gronnd that tho "et
ho had givon him forty-one yoars before he
kept to that day.
AB English papor roports that Mr. II. HAMI
eon, BI. P., who ia ongaged in iron and ongin
ing, aod lias resided aomo years on tho contin
ia about to visit Franco, Belgium, Oormanv
Switzerland, with a viow to obtaining acoarati
formation aa to their industrial position, and e
cially to their recent manufacturing progress,
tho state of labor and instruct ?on among tl
Mr. SAUtmr^ON undertaken this mission on his
responsibility, but ho han received tho co-o?
lion of tho Educational Department of tho V
Council and tho Becrotary for Foreign Affaira,
ho will havo tho aaaiaUnco of onr roprcsonUI
abroad. Ho has rocently visited Lcoda and
other groat manufacturing towna of Yorkal
Lancashire, Nottinghamshire, Atc, to obtain it
matlon as to tho V?OWB of our own manufoctu
on these queationa, and from thom bo bas rooc
every encouragement. He Ands a gcnoral mi?
si?n that improved oducation, primary and toe
cal, is essential to tho maintenance of our
eminence as an industrial nation,
CU1U1ENT Ti . ! ! Ci',.
Tur ul'sistesof |HlWtall?llg um) ?oliiitg I' 'ki
jiMtltN ?oil HUM MW i'll.* l'uMMen' ri,n- l?i
September -il ecMiiaiiiM u lo?r. "f aummaic?
im-ntsi of nil kinda ni lil.r.iiiiie. Ilona* Pu scion
tiflr subjects, predom?nalo. \ i:r.??iii}. lanie is
appartint tor mifii f, si iM.l ilpili popular alylo,
with good wooli . ult-, on tho MUV?HB??U |4an ur M.
I'louifua uml Mr. WOOD** iii Imlulul ?oika. Trav
ol? aro greatly in ?avor, aa alway*. Wai books,
in tin.'form ol historic-, individual reminiscences
ami no? ch?, uro -till demanded U> th?' tnihtlo,
amt piobably ?ill ?oil ?i'll nar a krtig lum lo romo.
(lt pot-try ami Belton Hiern i? a unod aliare,
lluiii);li iii these bronc?nea ot' puKi-liiiiK American
lioiiM -i uro tar Imbuid Ho- Hiighidi. i "i ?no
poem or Hotel ni bool. Ivrin eel ''I'"1 Ibis,
country, (licit; ato ii dozen launched III Ingland.
(1111trnvc1m.il Irrnlrra mi vexi-d ?PICHIHIIUI of
theology. Miling forth HM? oliiimmf neeta or Hie
nice aliwlm nf wuntfMdy'H .'pinions ?m eenuin
received Uhriatllau dooiiinos. ar? liol minting
though ?ome would ?jv Hun lin'? ure n ?! wanted,
aince lliey have no ap; i.'cial.le effect upon
Ihr-world beyond intensifying Ibo scvlirian feel?
ing, already biller enough, lt in gratifying lo lio
nido tu bar tint wini;? ol un Immoral lei?leiicy d<>
nol Hud a place in Hie aiiiinuiicciiiciiU, tier, so tar
aa we uro aware, in Hie actual publications of
known bornea in New York or other American
cities. Tilo popular teeto which al enc limo craved
thc high-spiced emanations from Hie I'lcnch prcas
-turned into English witli all their grihtaueai and
nono ot thoir grnco- acorn lo Im vc sickened ol
that daugeious stuff, and cniue li.n l. 1? healthier
intcllcelual food. Tho fall lunik linde sale realize*
tliu expectation! of publishers. There in a largi
altondauco nf buyers from all uart'? ?if Ibo couti
try, including Ibo Southern Stales. The pricei
obtained IhuH fur mo Knud, und lite volume ol
IIUH?UOKH will probably Mirpass llial ul' ?ny yeal
since Hui war. Tho rotation*) bctweeu Ibo Kurth'
ern publishers mid Southern huuki-cllcni aro ai
nmicablo as llioso which extat in tiny other Irado
aud hut for the uncertainty1 attending upon Hu
prcsout poUtleal experiments al lb . s.n.th, wi
ulundi! bo aldo lo rcconl a much largor utu'neaa
IN A JEWEM.KU'H establishment in Waaliingtoi
Ibero ia un exhibition n gol 1 e lin, must remark
able in appearance ned of Hie purcid metal, lt ii
about Hie size of a half eagle, remarkably froid
looking, Ino inner aldo of which iii concave, ??ill
a raised chariot, having ?ealui ill il- a ekclcloi
imago pointing ahead arith a rapier, and drawn lc
two spirited horses. Thc outer ?ide hears an cia
borate prolllc or u female, with ber head di coral
cd iu thc manner worn by Hie crowned headen
tho time (ho coin ?vai|.fj,i';iii;il"/,W|?||(i''a,liair pen
riy-wcights, or. us near as may be in value, word
about live dollars. Tito coin was ut on
in Um possession or Hov. W. \V. Emu
iiiissiouiiry in Assyria, wini Um? describe
how hu carno in p?aaaaai?ii ol it : " J
coin nf PHILIP ol Macedon, Lither of Al.r.xAN
nm \ thc (Ircnl, who nairn ed a I?mi three hund? ei
aud forty years bc?oro (.'brist, and conseipienlly i
Iwnuly-lwo Hundred years old, was Tuan I in i
gardon adjoining Sidon, Syria, ninntig lim ruins ii
tho nncicnt eily. Two jurs, containing COiua u
Pnn.ir nnd ALEXANDER, wnw found in tho ?rr.mm
by wnrkmou digging, and Ibo contents dividci
among them. Tho Turkish ?overnmnnt claim a!
mich treasures, anil hearing nf Die discovery im
prisoned all Ibo workmen until lliey gave npnc.irl
all Hie coins. These limy iinmi'dititcly mulled n
for now coinage. A Mnlinminedau woman wli
waa willi thc um him II obtained nonie of tbocoint
and wearied out tho (iovcrnmctit byberondui
anco of imprisonment while dollying tho posse*
aion of any of tho IreaaureH, Aller lier rclcaao
obtained thia coin with much iliflicully limn bc
through lier fear of another aires). Some lim
shire thia coin waa depnhiled willi Mr. I'. I
Hieran, u jeweller al Saratoga, who wasoll'eicd, b
a well known antiquarian, tho ?um nf ; 1200, bu
being instructed not to part willi il nt any prkH
thu offer waa rojoclcd.
AK KN I III ?ii A:- i ii- evo-witness of Um pal ling lu
tween tho Empresses of Franco and Auatria i
Salzburg, tliuu describes Ibo scene, and Um n|
peal ance nf Ibo former illustrious lady : "Th
Empress iitioKMK waa in a plain black ?ilk drem
with a email dark bat and abort black vail jui
roaching to Hie chin. Du nearing the carriages!
Hung back her vail and kissed Hie Empress Kin.
Ubini on i il lier cheek. Tiley shook belilla und bi
each other adieu, mid just ns (he Empress ?fl
about tn step into tho carriage lliey kis-od one
oilier again in the heart n at manner. lu tho wbol
demeanor of tho Empress EuncNir. ia frc?lincs:
vivacity, and - if it ?H not n mistake tn aar sn of
i..i,. . ti.?.nu ??NAiMMiitar. nt... |a ,|, i,.,1.1111
ly uni ural, and tho grnen of lier manner
something rarely reen. ()u entering tho ope
carriage who iminodialely turned and cm
?.eyed to thoso abu waa leaving willi
HwoetncdH, and at the ?uiuo lime wMhadlgnil
which waa quite beautiful tn nee. Her eyes wei
ea.d down UH HIIO bowed low, but round lin- m.ml
waa an expression of gentle womanly lendcrnoi
wliich un nun, I (hink, could see without bein
drawn irresistibly toward her. Aa ?ho abood tl
bowed nguiu to her host and hostess; once min
Ibu inimitably graceful, reverential cuilscy, ai
(hu train hore ber away, ll ia nut al all iud ike
that Hmso who lead I Iiis may Until, il exaggeri
lion and call it fulsumu dallon. Nu one, hot
over, who waa proacut und uaw tho channin
woman will think eo. Un thc contrary, lo bil
what I have aaid will appoar lame and iiiauflicien
and (ho description moat inadequate. One of (I
SccrolaricH of Legation brought her Majesty, ju
before the train left, a splendid nosegay, and i
abo smiled ber limul. 1, I thought auch ro?og?ltk
worth moro than tho dross of tho Legion 1
Honor."
'fur. MKXIOA.NH, in mialling; punishment I
thuin who wore lately in arma against Hie conalitl
tlonnl government headed by JUAIIKZ, cannot 1
.leen-ed of indulging li "sickly seiilhnenl ulity
Thoy neglected to (ako no amount nf blood (li
waa considered noodlul to make " treason odious
Ilundredn were idiot down mnnmarily, and ll
majesty of tho law promptly vindicated, with lill
trouhle to the ordinary tribunals of justin
Though the number of lives aacriUccd will nev
bo accurately known, Hiinicicnt time has clnpsi
ainco tho di teal of the Inuurgcnla to maka a (oler
hlo njiproximation. A recent lett a fruin Um ca|
tal claimu to give tho correct figures. Al Puch!
sixty Imperial unicorn wcru ?liol, and at S:
Jacinto over ono hundred wera disposed or
thc ?arno way. In tho north, about ono Inindia
day, subs?quent lo their aunwVdWr^'ltaMclK
foll tho Emporor, fourteen generala and thrco mi
iatcru, besides colonels, majora, and other oflicc
of whom there ia yot no published record. At tl
city of Mexico, ?oven generala, tho Ministers
Justice and Wsr, and members of lower grade
wero apecdily translated to number aphero of oxi
toncc by tho fiat of military orders. Allogctht
aa now estimated, tho number of (lioso who ai
fen d death in accordance with tho acutenco
court martial is not less than (MK). If lhere ia ai
real ciUcaey in (hie mode of puniahment, Mcxi
ought to bo very tranquil and very happy ; but 1
aro fully satisfied to have the experiment ma
(herc ralher than among our own citizens, as et
neatly adviacd at ono time by some among un wi
claim to bc sagacious stalcsmon and goodpatriol
A nomi ?ur. MANr experiments winch boar up
tho important problem of cholera, ita mater
marbi, itu essential element of disease, aro a neri
nrinvcatigalioiiH lately made in Melbourne, Al
India, on the poison ol tim cobra ile ni?>ill ?. T
pnblinhod account of tbMonxporimoutaahow, ho
whon a petreen ia billen hy thal deadly snake, mo
OUIOB uf living germinal matter nra thrown in
Ihn blond, speedily grow into colin, rapidly multip
and in u fow hour?, at tho oxponHO, apparenllv,
tho oxygen whiuh tho blood atstorba (hiring ms
ration, becomes millions in number. Kor il wm
appoar (hat while tho growth of the vcgotablo c
requires inorganic food and tho liberation or oj
gen, that uf tho animal coll ncoda organic loud n
the absorption of oxygen. Doth food and oxyg
ire lonnd in tho blood which, Hms deprived of
errat element of combustion, sonn rcaaca lo f
dil ita functions, and in tho patient lhere rapii
?naue coldness, sleepiness, insensibility, al
breathing and death. Many of tho cffccln of tl
liroct animal poison oro apparently .??Iud In 1
Jffocta or tho choleraic virus, and perhaps Ibu 1
tempts to combat this foarfully rapid cellular in
liplioation in tho ono caao may lead to some nt
^eaaful antidote in tho oilier, which ia more drei
hil because more common.
KOHKICT Boon AMAN lias a new volntno nf iiuoi
nearly ready, tho majority of which aro Kcoti
the loading onn hoing tho ntory or "Meg niau
a flahcrwoman. Tl is followod by "Tho Norlin:
Wooing," a love story ; ?Tho Dalila of Drum
afooro," a wild song or (ho Covonantora, and 11
3r moro piccoa tho themo of which is tho wi
mown Highland evictions, and tho collection ct
dudes with pieces of a miscellaneous nature. :
ian a second volumo in proas, consisting ol
lerios of prose papera, beginning with a memoir
lavin li ii AV, and ending with noveral ensaya
English and American poets, and thc art of pool
?eneraUy.
LABOES! CIRCULATION.- 1 hi DAILY
NEW.5 pubHshcs tk? Official /-ts? of Let?
ters remaining in the l\utojfice- at tltr rmi
of riich week, agreeably to thc following
section vf thc tVe? l\>stoj)ice Late, us the
newspaper hatting the largest circulation in
the (Wy of Charleston:
Bimmil A. Au?l bo ll lurlber rtuacicd. That Hits of let?
ter* i.tiiilinni; miralie > for lu suv Poitoluce lu any ruy,
lunn ur iillti;:e. ? la-re u nen'paper M lull bo pi luted,
-lull Un .jil. i I... pul.hm. .1 onie univ lu lue newspaper
? lil. li. Iselaaj pnhlWlicd weekly Uf ?IftHSrr, shall have lim
lontMt circulation mildil raie? of ilellverv ol Hie saki
?nive
DtV \il l\mtmHt*tCtttltlll? itilcmtnl Ibr i?ilrliiiili?n in
Illili join liol must br inblrrssrit lo ll?' l-'hlnr iff the
Ililli;/ Xrira. ?Yo. 18 llinjiir-strcil, LlHtrivStOH, & C.
Huslncss OIMM iinstofmna /<> l'nhltthvr o? Itnttjf
Xetrs.
U'cruiiitnl Hntlertukm lt> return refeeted. iMwixiiiairi'a .
rioiiA
Adr?rtieemthits outside of thc ritij must be inwoMjeii*
nlifti irit'i Um rush.
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CHARLESTON.
s.vrer.b.YY MORNING, SEITEMBEK II, mi.
Juo Wornt.-We have now completed our
office HO ns lo execute, in Ibo shortest possible
limo, ALL KINDS OK JO? WORK, nnd we
most respectfully ask thc palrouago of our
friunils.
THE .H'HICIARY AND THE RADICA ti
PAKT I*.
Th? greatest advantage of u written Con
atillllion limier ll popular form nf government
in Hint it oilers pcriiiancul checks lo popular
passion, li is designed lo represent thc will
of the people, lin! only thc popular will wilkin
Ike limita of tho compact. Hence wclindin
?I! popular governments which dava any claim
to respect, in all popular governments whick
do not represent tho vilest of lyrnnuics, tho
tyranny of passion?, thc tyranny or Ike masses,
II perfeel system of checks and balances. Thc
legislativo brauch is checked by the executive,
and the executive and legislative nrc in turu
checked'^ by tho M?Jft^?>f.j}c10st?b, which lt
is "most ncccsHiiry to preservo perfectly pure
nnd free from popular passions mid popular
prejudices is I lie judiciary. ll st A in I? between
parlies nnd holds the scales. Thal it should
bo independent, no fair thinking mind will
deny. Timi il should be in a position in which
nil pari los ran safely look lo il lo guard their
rights, and lo prevent infringements on thc
Constitution, cannot ho doubted liy any ono
who has nny knowledge of pol il i cul science or
tiny capacity lo comprehend tho naturn of free
government. Acting as it docs willum! force,
its duly is (o decide whether thc law making
power have discharged ils duly, nnd then peace?
fully lo execute suck laws asare inado in confor?
mity willi the c.mip.nd of government, Ike
written Constitution. Ila duty is lo deter?
mine whether Ihe government has exceed?
ed ils authority and gono beyond ?ls delo
gnlelt powers. Ils obligation is lo du?
dare all laws void, made in violation of thc
Orvnatilulion.
t in? would suppose thal I hese views are so
well cstahlibhed that it would only be necessa?
ry lo stale ihein in order lo meet willi a gene?
ral acrpiiesconcc, nn 1 until thc beginning of
Ihe lalo war, they would never have been <|ues
tioncd. Wc how ever aro 1 iv i n tr in nu nge of
progress. Wc however are living in a lime
which disregards thc teachings and experience
of tho past, and which refuses to profit bj the
lessons of bygone ages: a time in whick self
reliant vanity imagines thal ?ls kuowlcdgc is
sufficient lo enable il to reject all pasl knowl?
edge, ils power so great as lu defy the dangers
by willoh such vanity is necessarily menaced.
The Pennsylvania radical party has embodied
Ihe following resolution in Iii? platform on
which that party will stand in Ihe approaching
.lwii?o in that State.
" Resolved, Timi warned by past misfortunes,
wo u?k that tho Supremo Court of tbe Hinte bo
placed iu harmony with tho political opinions nf a
majority of tllO people."
Prom a radical point of view (his io consis?
tency, and grenier consistency nnd honesty
limn could havo been expected from a parly
which pretends lo desire "manhood sulfrage,"
but refuses lo make Ihe issue before Ihe people
of ihe Slate for fear of defeat, ll-is an open
declination of opinion, n plain confession of
faith, mid though wo shall show thal thc reso?
lution is dangerous lo liberty and destructive
in government, still wc arc bound to ndmirc
Ihe honesty of tho declaration.
What is meant by plucing thc Supreme Court
" in harmony with thc political opinions of a
majority of the people of the Slate ?" Surely
nothing if it does not mean Hist the Supreme
poiirl should lose its independence ; that il
should 1 minnie a part of thc popular leaven; that
it should he Iho ?UM ruinent of parly, }he tool of
pa .sion ; a weathercock to bo moved overy hour
by tho popular wind ; the venal register of the
opinion of i he hour. Establish this doctrine and
constitutions become pieces of waste paper or
pnreiiment toys with which lo nmusc the idle,
useloss, worthless, and even contemptible. If
I his doctrine should be accept cd, liberty is
gone, tho powors lhat be are absolute and ty?
rannic; abuso of power is certain.
Au independent judiciary lias been thc*
lum si and pride of tho American people. Law
abiding as I hey are, thc mandate of a court
was moro powerful than Ihe sword of an ad?
versary. Under that system liberty flourished,
the laws were respected and property safely
guarded. Change the system and what is the
chock' ,'oiuertk'au^cu ?&,4tVl^V?"houl *"y
own will, it iscerlain that the minority will have
no protection for its rights, and cvon no rights
lo be protected. If the Supremo Courtis lo
be tho tool of the majority, it can do nothing
else than to recognise the principles by which
that majority is governed. Recognising lhat
principle, it is bound to decide that will is law
and constitutions opposed to lhat will must he
dm.Wired void and of no effect. Admitting Ibat
doctrine, il is bound lo become the creature of
the prevailing humor, whim, or pa9aion, the
mere disgusting, loatliaomo slave of powor,
wherever that power may be found; the tool
of socialism, anarchy, or despotism, whichever
of Ihe three may happen lo prevail under the
touchings of tho self-styled party of progress.
We would feel but little interest in Ihe opin?
ions of a Stale party, if that party did not rep?
resent opinions spread through tho entire coun?
try. In mere local polities outside of our own
Stale, we can tako but little intercut except
where il has an influence on tho policy of
Ike ennui ry, and represents a political idea of
consequenco lo us all. Tho radical party ib
Pennsylvania represents the views of the pow?
ers ruling at present in Washington, lt has
carried out to its logical result the doctrine of
the will of a governing majority, whether that
majority be a majority of a rump parliament
or a majority of the people. Prom this point
uf view their action is important. Prom it
we cnn learn the views of thc party in power,
its aims and its objects.
ll is an established truth that Ihe best lscrd
licu?me injurious to tho State, and may be, and
ivill be turned against tbeSlalo when the prin?
ciples of govornmonl have become corrupted,
ll is nn equally well eatablishnd truth that tho
govornmenl under wh.ch a people 'lives happily
ind prosperously, is the government best adapt -
xl to the genius of that peoplo. Tho r>,vern
nent of tho United Stales contemplates um1;
ind, ot the flame time, independent action of
.ack of the parts. The government, in its
! ?tl crrni parla, li well desoribed by the motto,
P Fluribus Unvm. It is a ?ort of political
rinlty. One can readily conceive that if
ho Senate represents, the majority of tho
leopln instead of the opinion of a majori
y of the .States, thal it would bo better to
abolish that body otrely. lt would bo a use?
less excrescence-source ot expense, un i
nothing else, (?lie SH easily s.ie I hut ii" the
h*xrcutive ia nel iii Manlier* to he n ny Illing
mure limn ihr mere'rrani i?f Un? Legislature;
if lie is tn bo .lepvel ol" ll?' power? willi
which lie ls "uive-il l.y ilie Constitution,
3 tl I'I ill '0 deputy Weil lill lin' elli, e e,(ll lily ns
wall, nuil ul far less ist. One will readily no
knowleilge, if lie w, luke tho pains to weigh
the moiler uti eui IreHbal If Ute Supreme Court
ia not tn exercise, nthfiilly. ronacleiiliomly
an?! honestly, ilie p.ieis granted io ii by ihk>
Constitution, ii caalerve nu other purpus.'
limn timi nf being ie ?Mer nml abettor of j
ly i anny.
Il' Hie. doctrines " Hie ltu<lical parly in
Pennsylvania nie ilnlncirines of ibo Itniilicnl
pally ol' Ibo ?oiiiit rymill ibis eiinnol be ile
nieil, Ih'rn il follows,* a n, mp of collrae, thal I
the vir.-.s of ibo piui willi regonl io lb? bical
courts, uro Hie view?of Ibo entire pnrly with
regard lo ihr ftuprne Court ol' the United
.Sillies. Il' I li ose vii-, prevail, fnith is de?
stroyed, justice is timpled in Ibe ?lust hy
nany liirlniWaee; lilrljr ladead. Ked Kerub?
licnnism will run riotn the land, lo l>e follow*
ed by-lei history sn, what. There is no Mul?
der page in Hie world history limn is afforded
hy Ibo record of Hi evil resnlla ol' tho un?
guarded passions of :i>eople. Passions, when
properly cheeked, tin the motive* far grunt
ntul noble exertions, Vhen iinnsitrained, they
ure Hie pareiils ol' lieuse.
North mid Squib weiro nil atnutliilg in-duy
on II roienno which my swallow us up. and
it he Hotil b is power'o*. (Hiv only wenna of
escape is through tin Nml li. To the practical,
suitor sensu ol' lier peopbi ive niusl look for
escape. To lier wc niisl look lor the rejection
of I beor lea which ?ill blinbi Ibe prospecta ol
this fair lund, destlvy her prosperity in thc
present, mid rendel her prosperity in I hi
future totally imposible. .Self-interest is II
powerful lever, and iilf-intcrest requires lim)
thc North should pried her liberty ?uni ours
Ly rejecting these thurles which, if ndnpled,
would deslio.?- ?be p*neipics of our Uovera
ment mi'l Hie geuht* <.<. ,,". institutions. Tin
""... . .l'AVer uns proved Ibo liberty ol
tho South, nml it is mw attempt*..,, .i?^roj
liberty in the North, ly currying oiil ibo Mini
theories (hal have ml need the South lo il:
proaenl condition. Tao preservation of Uncrlj
nt Hie Nnrlh drtnniub i bri overthrow of ibosi
theories, und Hie realarniion ol' constitutions
liberly lo Hie entire country. I.et Hie Nortl
rementber-and we feel confident timi ils owi
sense nf its own danger will soon bring il I
remember-Hint Hie nile of safety, ns well n
Hie rule of high morality, is lu ila unto oilier
us you would lie done unln. l.el tho Nortl
ur,,n-i' itself in its own danger from Hiulicn
teachings, liefere il is hound hand and fool
I.pl it remember, in Hie words of WASHINGTON';
Inaugural Address, Hist "there is no trai11
more thoroughly established (han that I hen
exists, in Hie economy ?ind course nf nature
an indissoluble union bel ween virlue and Imp
piuca*., bel ween duly and nd vantage, bel weet
the genuine maxims of an hone.il ami ningimni
?nous policy and Hu" .solid rewards of pu ld i.
prosperity and felicity." l.el Hiern, also, re
member, in his words,' Hint the preservation o
Hie sacred fire of liberly, and Hie destiny o
the Republican mnilel of govevniiifnl, are just
ly considered us deeply, perhaps ns finally
nlakcd nu Hie experiment entrusted lo lin
hands of the American people." l.el them re
member those things, sud ?ill will be well. I.e
them bul remember Ihesp things, ?md (hey wil
rise in I heir might ul l lie ball ni box, ami crual
out, now and forever, theories (ntul lo thc ox
islcnce of liberly.
OPTICAL
Ii, Ii. SIDDONS,
MO. .'?04 KING STREET.
IT lillis ! XI'lilT Ullis ! !
A FINK AN1? COMPLOTE ASSORTMENT Ol
THF. CELK8RATKI) 'I'Kltl.Sf.'OPIC LIONS"
IN (10LI), sn.Vl lt, HTT.KL, sn 1 l.l..
AND RUBBER KRAMER.
Mil. SIUIIONS HAVING is YEARS' KXI'ttltlRNOr
lu adapting ll LASSES TO DEIECT'IVE VISION,
would IM> pleased to ?po all who may milTer lu (lila rp
.].(:.: hm NRW J KW RUIT STORK, No. mu KINd
STREE, east aide.
N. D.-THE CELEBRATED "PERIsroi'Ii' LENS"
fitted to old f ramea at elim I nuilee and reasonable prices.
Scptcmhcr'J niws3
DRY GOODS, ETC.
FALL AN]? WINTEN
DRY GOODS !
THK ATTENTION OF TRK TRADE IS SPECIALLY
invited In our Fall and Winter stael ol
j FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
JDJEZsHT GOODS,
whirh lu now romp] cte in every department, lu
\V utn.l.l Ns AND BI.ANaCKTM,
a.lsptpd to Plantera' uso, wu have a large Block, to willoh
wo invite spoclal moulton.
MARSHALL, RURGE \ ROUEN,
No. 143 M I'.I'.Ti SU s i lt l l . i .
September 7 viauoa
BOOTS AND SHOEsT
BOOTS AO SHOES!
THE atJBSORIBKHfl M03T RESPECTFULLY IN
um*?i7l5L tkYSUS* to ?belr large, varied atock of
BOOTS AND anOES, and are offared to Hie public at Ibo
lowest price*. *
D. O'NEIL & SON.
No. 570 KINO STREET. ABOVE GEORGE STREET.
s> atutb?mo
INSURANCE.
WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE I (WIMM
OF
N KW Y O H K .
BOABD OF IlIBXCTOaa :
t?u^?^. UF"o. KS*M'
OLIVER II. GORDON. H. E. PIF.nilEr.iNT.
8. II. OUITTKNIIEN. OEO. F. THUMAL.
PETER C. CO RN Kl, I,. JO OM TOUBY.
Hon. WM. KELLY. E. TOWNSEND.
WM. H. USD.W.u. THOS. T. BUCKLEY.
OIL. L. BEECRMAN. HENRY A. SWIFT
JOS. A. KPRAOtlE. JAR. IL PRKNTIOK
RUFUS R. URAVRH. H. MESSENOElt.
ALEX. V. BLAKE. UEO. L. NICHOLS
JAMES M. NOYKR J. W. Fit OT HI NO II \ M
WM. 0. FOWLER. WM. (). SHELDON.
HAMT. Ii. CALDWELL. OLIVER H. CARTER .
N. R BENTLEY. LEWIS B. I'ODER
WM. P. PRENTICE. J. T. II. MAXWELL
J. H. FROTnf N011AM. EZRA P. PRENTICE,
Hon. R. TABER. BENJ. HICKS.
nu leans :
GEORGE L. WILLARD. President.
O. II. GORDON, Vice President.
0. W. PLY ER, Secretary and Actuary.
THE PLAN8 FOR ROSINESS FOR THIS INSTITU?
TION are very liberal and an rae ti re to thoa*, who wish
to inruve their live? in a FIRST cuss COMPANY. Ila
buaineaa ia vary large and rapidly Increasing, AU tho
various kinda of policies are Insured on aa favorable
lenna as ara offered In any other good Company m tho
country. DIVIDENDO Increaso with tho age of tho
Policy. Non-participating ratea ara lower than those of
any Company In the world. Lome? paid In I linty dais
after du? notice and proafof death. Libera! arrunge
menta made in regard io travel, Ono-thlrd of the amount
ol premium will be loam d Hie policy-holder If dcall-ed
J. ALFRED CAY, Goneral Ag, m.
o files in rear of Elinore Insurance
July ? s(ulh3mo Law Range, Broad airpel.
PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION ! J
IWILL BEND, POST-PAID, SO PHOTOGRAPHS OF
tba moat celebrated Acton for td canta; 60 Actresses
lor/0 cents; 60 Union Generals br 60 cents; 60 Rebel
Oenerals for 60 cents; 60 Statesmen for 60 cents; 60 bean.
Uni! young Ladles for 60 cents; 60 flno-looklug youuu
aenttemen for 60 conta; | barge Photographs of French
Dancing Girls, In coetumo, beautifully colored, cxactl, su
tony appear, for 60 conta; or for 60 cent? 8 of Ul. must
acauUful Ladies of the Parisian Ballot l n apa, as tbs*
ii .pear in the play of tba Black Crook, at N?blYa Garden
sow York. '
Bend aU orders to P. O. Box 177, Tf "T. N. 1
?V? lyr
WANTS.
ItrAVI'KD, T*VM UOOMS (KUHNIMIIKO
ll ur minimi itiinll. III ? mjiecUMa p?llalo dwelling
l>i.Ierre,!. Addre-ti. NATIVE, SKWs OITUT. ll WNP
<l KERI 1 Septeiuher ll
IIMMKI?, A (UrMFOHTAULK li W Ki?
ri UNO of ?li r>K?u, nmi inve-nry oinliuildl?r.?.
nt- ir Hi.- Mir'?. I. nt II mil nf not mini' Hun tiv?- hundred
dollars |wr iniuinu. Amil? nt I'll IS OFFICE.
s..,.| .-tulvr IV 6?
SITUATION u \ \ i I:II_V?'ANTIS?. UV A
uiiiri.-il nun. nf nti-mly babita, ? minalton luaus
mporlaW? busluos*. Will iiiuke liimivlf useful lu ai
mml any capacity. Address "O. P..** al thh uflu-u.
Ailsun 11
A < ? K! -N T.-s \V /V N T M IJ I'M > lt
rm: LIFKAXH CAMPAM.XS /?/..
(?KN KU A L no IM: in E. LEK,
UV JAMES I). Mt-CAUK. jiu. <.f Virginia.
Anlln.r <.l "Util?H tie?. ..SIMIH-W.IU' JarkMHl." "Mr* ?I
i.i-ii Ain- it sydney .l"liiiifiti," '*i"b? Ai'l .lr r.uu|i." Ai-.
S'-IIII tur i'iri nliir.i auil are mir IrfftIM, mid n lull ile
mriptii.I Hi.-??ih. Albinia* NATitis.M. I'HHl.lsll
INO HUM l'A NY. Atlanta. da. linn? September 7
TO RENT.
rpi! ItlCNT, DM. oil TWO lOMl'OIlT
J. AHLE ItCIOMS in a private family. For particu?
lars, apply at TUM OgfflOg. >?_September 14 _
rpo ll li X T.-TIMS KKfUDKHOK NO. 'it?
L um Hi nilli- Muiitagiiu tin-i t between Pitt ami Suntli
Nltceta, Apply tu A. TOBIAH' SONS- Nu. 171 KAMT IIA Y,
niivitd tkvt Ir.iul. Initia.) September Ul
fpo UK VT. A FTNK illili K li i si DI.Mi:.
X cn 1?BV dtreet, ueit ltalf-Moon llatlory.
H M. MARSHALL A- Hito ,
Kcal EMatu Agoni?, Ko. 33 Uroad street.
Hepleiubtr 13 _3
rpi) ll K N 'I'. TIIK COMMODIOUS AMI
I pleasantly siturdcd two nm' a half story IIUICK
DUTT.I.INO Si?. 03 HiiHi'l atri'i'l. uurtli ?Ide, near Kai
llav. POIM-SHIOU given on lat September. Apply a
THIS olTTOF_ AiiiiiiKt ll
FOR SALE.
MIK SALK, A OllOtlHRV STOIIK. CON
_J N KCl ED ? llb Ibo mino Ina UAH HOUM and i
large HALL, HiiiUblu lur dancing partie, and utbur put
Tim uwuer i|iiltt< ug business, wlsbos lu noll Hi
in,inn.- NOHTUKAHT CORNER KIMI AM
LINK STREET'S. ntulb3* September U
AT PRIVATE SALK.-SLO0P MARIAN, THIRTI
SINK 'lunn Register, wilt rarry thirty-five rora!
WIMHI, ur Hill ly live tlmiiHaMil feet nr luiul>er. willi ne
MIN. II^KIUK. aneliurri, rliain. blouka, Ac., cumpletu.
Apply tn Mt'KW A- CAMPBELL, at No. ISO Medlin
Iroot, or No. 41 Kant Dar.
Kali Sloop IH iv III?: J i soulti Adgero Wharf.
Se|ileiuti<-r 7
ITUMI MALIC Oil HUNT, AT K LO I IK .VC I
? S. C., TWO LA flOi: NEW STORES, with cumfot
For particulars, apply lo F. 5
12 September 3
LOST.
Ml M? Ht >( I Iv .-TAKKiV PIIOII Til
Hibernian Hall nome tim? ataca a Hound MUSI
HOOK, the itubscrlbor'n name printed in full ou th
ypvi'r. ADV one lia vi nj; it lu pomtcaalun will i ileane leal
Senli'-iiili'?V1"!.1"' ind?cale where lt can b > obtained.
1 _-.- ? W. FIMHKIl.
LIMIT.-A lil. M K NKTTHIl Ililli, KIV
months old. A liboral row ard will he given for ti
return to hin owner, 8outhWc.it eoruerof Hull and Ul
lei'ge ntrrctn. Soptemhur 13
BOARD! WC._ _
BOAIID ANO LODOINO IN A PHIVAT
family, residing lu aplraaant |?rt ol Un1 elly, eau
obtained at inmleratn rtitcH by a alngln geutlemau. A
ply at Ulla ?(Uro. _ Ultim August?
?IOAUDIXO.-TIIRaOK FLKASANT HOON
> with food HOARD ran bo bad nu imm?diate app
e.illon lo No. G9 CUURCU STREET, west ?tile, ne
Trodd street. Termi" reasonable._June l'J
IAXl'KLI.KN'T BOAIID, AT VF.UV LOI
li rales., iu the inuat central Imnlnew part uf thu cit
nillioiit lodi'lug. Ul a prlvaln houae, can now he h.
lor partleuura addrean "X. I.," Pustnfliee.
RJ^MOVALS.
REMOYAIJ.
GEORGE CONNOR
JUBIICUANT TAILOK,
HAM ItKMOVFl) FROM No. OT MEEI INO STUEE
TO UKOWN STONE 1IUILUINO. No. 30 BltOA
bTUEET, fnriuerly occupied by Menari, C. D. CARR
CO. MU?? Moptuuubcr ll
"REMOVAL.
"tiri" HAVE TRIS DAY REMOVED TO TBE SPAC
V? OHS Htoie, No.ai7 KINO STREET, wliero we ?v
bu iileaneil III Ki-n iiurlrliiudn ami thone wbu may lavur i
willi a rall. .MKl.cii t ns k MULLER.
No. 217 Klug lin i,
lt. i v, m Market and Priucean .Imbi.
Alignai ai _ atetilla.
REMOVAL.
rpm: RURHURtDKRM HAVE II E kl o v r. i> THE;
X YTTinlaailr frnckery sud Olasawaw Eatabliahmii
Inim Nu. ll Ilayno ntreot lu No. 137 Meeting nrr?
nearly iiiipu.Ui- iluynn ktmt, WlltN limy ulTer lur na
al and below New York price?, au eitenalve aa&ortiue
ul' O.VUIIH, nf direct ?iiii.nl tallon i?-r ..Fllln d'AIr" ai
"KnbMI o. Wliillirup."
Alu?, tn arrive, rrom LiviTpuul. CH craten na-inrti
Cr.>'kerv |n-r "Queen" ami "\uinurrl."
At wholesale and retail, al Nu. Hil Meeting street al
Nu. aS-'i King ntrvel.
YV II.T.1AM H. WUILDKN A CO.
Weptemlatt U_
H~jT?\l O V J\ L
REDUCTION OF PRICES
OTTO SONNTAG,
DYKJl AND SCOU1IER.
COIIKKU CLIFFORD AND ARCHDALE HT!
LADIES' AND flESTLKMKN'S (.'LOTHRS DYE!
Cleaned und Pn^sard at as por ccu!, lower tl?
anywhere In tin- city. tntblmo Auguat 13
COPARTNERSHIPS.
UMSOftUTIOtf OK i oiMlt TM iisni f.
rpHE COPARlNERSniP HERETOFORE EXISTIKi
I uuilir tho imine of Dra. CLECELY k SCULL!
Waa illeiotvcd uu 31st August, 16fi7, by mutual couscn
NOT"IC E.
DIL P. H. SOHLST, HOMOPATBIC PRVSICI.ll
NO. 64 WEN TWORTH STREET, two doora (roi
Holmes'Hook House, uti iee boura from 7 to 0 A. M.;
to I, arni 7 to lu P. M._tiiatuj September 12
NOTICES.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIHTIN
between tho undersigned, In ibo PLAIN INO MIL
nod LUMBER bualneaa. under the firm of Elution
MALLO NEK, ba. been Thin Day disaolved, by munn
consent. JOHN C. MALLONEK alone ld authnrlled I
Rellin thu affaira nf Um said copartnership.
D. C. EUAUOII.
JOHN C. MAIXONEE,
CilAHI.i.'KTiiN; KuplKUibcr G, D07.
September y Imo
nVOTICK.
TIIK UNDRRSIUNKD IIAVTNO PUIICUAHUD AL
Mr. EUAUUH'.S intoreat in Ibo above Coparltiemhli
will continue on bin own account Ibu business, beret!
(oro conilurtii 1 by lb? tate Arm, of KDAUUU ii MAI
LONEE, al thu narnu place, HORLBECK8 WHARE. UM
tho Northeastern Railroad.
JOHN C. M ALLON EE,
I'lUui.mtuN, Ueplemberfi, ieC7.
September 1) Imo
COPA KT N i: 11 s I 111" NOTICE.
1MIE FIRM OF OOURDIN, MATTHIESHEN k CO.. B
. CliarlenUin eui! Havauuah, haviup expired by lhuH:
lion upon the death ortho lalo F. C. MATTHlEHiJE>
the muleiHlgued will conUnuo (lin bu.lnesa In Charlot
ti n undor thu fumier iiamo of GOURDIN, MATTH IL?
SEN A CO,, and in Sa van uah of II b.'Vl?URDIN*"
* C0, lt! N. OOURUIN,
h.O. YOUNO.
I 'liai lejlon, September lal, 18?7. September a
MEPlOAi CARDS
DRS. CH?S0LM & MILES
SURGEONS.
Ollie* No. 74 Hnsel Street.
[ J. J. ('ff IS?I.M, M. D.F. T. An LES, M. I
September ia l|litu3
H OT EtS.
S. SWANDALE
pnopnrETOR CF THE
Mansion House,
oiticnNViLi.K, n. V.
HT. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.
i i . ?t in 1.11 T. i :
WM. A. HURD.Of New Orleans
W. F. i'ORKERY.Of Spottswood Botel, Richmond,
Telegraph and Railroad Offices in Rotunda of Hotel,
Juno 17 fimo
Si Kt I NS HOLME, Noa. ?1, WI.JIB AND ?7
Broadway, N. V.. opposllo Rowling Oreen-tm tbi
European Plan.-TUE STEVENS HOUSE ls wall anil
widely known to tho travelling public. The, location la es?
pecially sullablo lo merchants and business man; lt ls In
close proximity to lb? business part of the city-ls on
the highway or Southern and Wceleru travel-sud adja?
cent lo all the principal Railroad and Steamboat iltpote.
Tbe KTKVr.NK UOUSK baa liberal accommodaUoc for
over 300 gui sta-it la well furaisbed. and possesses every
modern Improvimcul lor the comfort ?nd ontertoinment
of Ila lnmatea. The rooms are spacious su i wall venti?
lated-provided willi gas and water-Ul? nltendan. n I.
prompt mid wapfrtfdl-and Um table ls gmeronsly pro?
vided willi every delicacy of thc ?eaton at moderate rales.
Tim rooms having Ttn-ii rcninilahod and remodeled, v><
are anal'' vito offer nura, laellltles for the comfort and
ntravmra -f ?ur giiMU. OKO. K. flBASK at (.O-,
May'lH ?mo Proprietors.
WILTTIA'M BB00KBANKS,
SMC A ni QAB KITT Kn AND PLtiaiBKIl,
IJLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL OAS FUTURES, OAS
Firma AND PLUMBINQ PROMPTI.I VT
TEM?'.? TO. Na US KINO STREET.
Anoint ai Between Broad and Queen streuis.
MEETINGS.
MASS KIKKTIKt?.
4 M A KS MKKI'ISii OP I'lir. DNUlS ItKPUIIl.tc.tN
. V PARTY will be Iirl.l al MiHtarj ll ill. Wontwertli
?Irret, on V.rri tay '*'''
fm lin- |mr|iOMi iii nf
t.T Ihr cumin,: year.
All tl. I? lava*
ii.l uah rongiw
i rr.pici .ii
IrMlher lt
Hld.1 KP' I.HW .\KUIII I.ITIII.V
J1UK MOXTIILV MEETING OP TU IS ASSOCIATION
X. will ll?held Tiii Sifting, I Uh inst int at .llannilo
Hall, ?ti o'clock.
Arrear? iecoivf.1 ituiini/ iba day ai So ir. Meeting
llvll, sud il Itu. Hall III Un- tveulbH
WM. i; STI:KI>MAN.
S.-plciiil.i.r U I ."-.'ry ami I leas.
EDUCATIONAL.
nm Itl.KNsliflMI PKMAliK COI.I.KHJK,
1'iiAKi.tyrTK v
HBV. A. u. STACY, A. M., PKK.tllil.NI'.
HOAHU, wi i ii H-KI., I.um is niNi ism NT KKK
AM? TUITION, |ier ?ri.sli.il ni ii?.. mdiulamUi
iiiuiillis. .'ia;. Iiair lu admire. li (Mid ?mira m (be
"i ? inn.' nf Um session, October 1*1, oui;, 59.1 r. .|.ili. .1.
F.T i i n ir u lal -, address
A. fl. STACY, Charlotte, N. c
Ssptumbcr 111 -'
WOFFIIItil ( OI.I.KUK, SIMItTAMMIllJ
trot: in norse, s. c.
THK. l- IIIST SISvSlDN ol' Till: FOl'lt I KENYU cul.
I,rail ATE YEAR will begin eu fn-ifuji, iii Ur.
[ l. a na mn.
Tuition-?st |>er year: muni, fl J uer mouth. lull?
reckoned In ?perte, bul payable m currency.
For furtber particular?, address
A. M. HtttPl'. Presldem.
Seplcuils-r 7 ?< I
V KS I' I.I X H A t'A 111'. 51V.
rM.i.K rwi'M
films INftTIl UTt?K WIM.HKRI'MK ITS Al'Alll'.MU
L KXKHCIHKH SEITKMHKK lal.
For PriHiiK-i-tus.-s plca?t< inbiri -ss "MOI'ltEM M'I'i:
HlOlt," Umiiltiiii foiivi-ul Uni Academy. Columbia, ein
lum Hrpteuibrrl
DENTISTRY.
* DENTIST.
KOOMS Al HIS RESIDENCE, NORTHWEST COI
M KR ol Mi-t'lluu aud Society streets.
J June lt? wmiuin
- I RAIIB0AB8.~
_ GREAT KEDUCTLOiN
B
o IN Tm:
?u CIIARGKS I'Olt KKK I Ulli
il nv Tm:
* (?RKAT INLAND Alli LINE MUTE,
- FROM D'JSTON, NEW YOUR, PHILADULPIII
AND UALTIMORE TO CHARLESTON.
sniPI'KRS WILL n.KAHF. NOTICE TH E rOLI.OWI S
I A lt l l l or rn um un KATES i
I'rciin lin 11 i in in i tn l h u i lt .lu ii , S. Cf.
First-class doods.tlM per lOO pound
Second-clans dunda. 1.21 p r 10(1 j: -ami
Third-clans Goods. 1.10 per UKI pound
Fiinrtb-iiass Geoda. mi vcr lin? pnUM
i'll 11 mil i pli in to Clinrli-sloii.
First-class (io*.i?.Jl.i? per loo poiuni
Second-class Doods. 1.22 per 100 |>oiind
I blrd-claas aoods. 1.12 per 100 pnnnd
Founhclais ?ootla. trj per UKI pound
i'li 11 mli l phln lo ( liorlrston, via A n linnie
Si.* lt ii l ll nilli.
First-class Oonda.ile pm- um pnuiul
Second-class.Oonda. 1.12 per loo pound
i Third-class (lroda. 1.21 per Inn pound
; FoufUi-class Goods. I.Oi pei- 100 : - uni
Ni ii York In (limiest on.
' Fiisl-clssa linn lu.11, ir, per 100 poona
Second-class Oonda. l.su per 100 ?miiinl
I Third-class Goads. 1.12 per in? pound
I Fourth-class (louds. M per ino pound
Ilostnn lo t liar li .Inn.
l'lril-1'lai-.tlii.i.l?.tl..-?; p*r IM pound
I Sei-end-elasa Qooils. 1.21 pnr lull poiuul
1 Third-clans Ooods. 1.17 per Its! painui
i nurllnclais Goods. '.i2 per list |?nitiil
doods from Dostou, Hew York and Philadelphia (ri
steamer) nmal be minimi by the shipper to KerMI
Virginia; rale of iusnraiici- ', pur cent.
nooils froui Philadelphia [rta Aiiiiaineisicl sud Ire
Ualiiiuui-D are luaurcd by the Companies.
AU gooda ordered la lie shipped bv Ihe SEA! OAR
AND INLAND AIR LINK, must bo so nuuk.-I and .1
livered In cur AKiinla. a? billows :
At liomin;. K. SAMl'StlN. Fud of LVlilral Wharf.
At Now V'nrk. Hi I* MrORKADY, Nu. 1H7 OnsrUuk
atn-el. comer Dey.
At l'ldladclpliiu (it'll alranicra), ft, P. Cl.V Iii:. Nm I
North 1 li-lan ure Airline.
Al Phllsdcliibla (ria Antiauinssli-|, Pilli... WU., nu
nALT. It. M. CO.
?J- III .milpr'UK Cl l-l || lil li,III, 1'lilU.lrlpUU, l.<- rai
hil to mark the pjckuijes, mid unie on Hill ni' l^dii
whether it la tube lurtvanhd hy Clyde's Sleeman, i
t in AnunuiuHSH-. ?. H. (IIIIO,
Oen. Supt. >. and I!, lt. R.
H. L. FUKMONT.
Hm. supt. \V. and W. lt. h.
WM. MAC RAE,
dsn. Snpl. W. and M. ll. lt.
H. S. SOLOMONS.
Hell. Supt. N. Kjj it. II.
Foi- ililli,.-)- hlAirmation, apply lu
NORTHKASTER.N RAILROAD OFFIt!!'..
Kepl^iulmr 13
D??BL?15A
ALL RAIL PASSENGER ROU Tl
mmvT.F.N
ATLANTA A\D MW ORLEANS
?oW\lW
Cliafaitooga ittitl (iiunil Jiiuctioii
Timor?.li IN KOUT I-N INK IIOIIItH.
THAIN'S I.F.AVE ATLANTA DAILY At ?:4f. A.M. AN!
7:00 P.M., makiuii close connections al nil point.
Arrlrlu?! at New Orleans at S P.M. and 11:411 A.M.
a ?' l'a MI UK- n. by trains nf the (?corgia Railroad tusk
clime I'OiinicUnas with Ibis milln at Albinia.
NO STEAMBOATS OR OMNIBUSES ON TUIS ROUT!
ELEGANT SLKEriNO COACHES ON ALI. NIUI1T
TRAINS.
BAOOAOE CHECKED THROUOn. FARE AS LOW A
HY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
THRO UH ? TICKETS OOOD UNTIL USED
Cali bc obtained al General Ticket (lillee. Atlanta. Ha
Oeorsta Railroad, Augusta, (lu. ; South Carolina I lu il roar
Chartcatou, H. C. ; South Carolina Railroad. Columbi!
B.C. JOHN fl. PECK. Master Transporlalliiii.
July 13 sm Western and Atlsutie llalhoul.
TOBACCO, ETC._
FLORIDA LEAK I FLORIDA LEAK TO
DACCO.
JUST ARRIVED 3d CASES FINE OLD FLORID.
LEAF, lo bo ?old on ciiioiuhwiim in ,Xy'A'ji'?"s{.
^W*??t. AV/bW!VX(t al v"ry"l'ow prlccs,'fo
li?"?y C. MADSEN.
No. 55 Society streut, near King.
September lil lusuia
"Li IJRIOLi"
SEGAR STORE,
CORNER BHOADWA Y AND17TI1 STREET
NEW YORK.
Tl IP. UNDBRSIONED WILL UE PLEASED TO HEI
hie Southern friends. Tho choicest HAVANA sr.
OARS, of all the leading brands, with a general assort
menl of Smokers' Articles always on band.
Juno I D. OITOLENOUI, Agent.
w p TOMI mw IN 1)1
NoTsmbar 27
AFFLICTED !
SUFFER NO MORE!
When by tbe use of DR. JOINVILI.E'S El,IX Hi you
ran be rurel permanently, sud at a trifling cuni.
The astonishing turecas which haa attended this In .
rsliisliie medicine fur Physical and Nrrroua Weakness.
? ener?> Dsblhly and Prostration, Losa ol Muscular En?
ergy, Iiopotency, or any of the coneeuuencos of yonthfu.
in.lucre i len, rendara ll thc most raluabla prc parauon
uer discovered.
ft will remoro all nrrvone afferUonr, d?pression, ex?
citement. Incapacity tu study or business, loas of mi-mo
ry, contusion, thoughts ol self deslrucUon, fears o' In
unity, Ac. It will restore thc appeUle, renew the health
of thoa? who ham doatroycil.il by sensual ricca*, or evil
practices.
Y nunn Mi n, he huiubiiRginl no inca-? by "Quack Doc
lora" and Ignorant piarlltlniurs, but send without delay
for tba F.I i 11 r, and be at once restored lo health and hap?
piness. A perfect Cure ls (liiaranteed lu ?yc-ry Instaure.
Price $1, or four bottles (o ona address ?3,
One bottle la anfBrlnnt In effect a cure In all ordinary
euee.
ALSO, DR. JOINVTLLE'8 SPECIFIC PILLS, for ilia
?peedy and permanent cure of Qonorrhoria, (Heel, Ure?
thral Discharges, (travel, Htriclure, and all allectlona el
tho Illdneya and Rlaildtr. Cures effected In from noe lo
Ate days. They are prepared from vegetable .xtraclt
that are harmless on tho ayttem, and never nauseate thc
ibmxaeli or Impregnate the breath. No chango of diet
li ncceitary while using thom, nor docs their action in
any manner Interfere wilh business panul ls, price fl
perboi.
MM of Ihe above-mentioned articles will ba s an tte
any address, closely aealed, and post-paid, by mall or |
uprc.i on receipt of price. Addrtss all orders to
BEROEB. RUUTTS k CO., Cbemtnt*.
March 30 ly No. 186 Uiver street, Troy, N. Y.
?RUCF.RY AND MISCELLANEOUS^
IL.TEs VILLE SHIRTINGS AN?
YAUNs.
I f i\ I?.U.I:H r.<i tn .v\ uiiittTiNOii
I .)\ 1 All I. ll - , Valli-. l>.. Tlcl.
I'.ir Kiln low UKO Vt. williwin A ?HI.
s.pi. mi IT ii : Ki-i.iii
lil NNi If A Ct JI Mi, FOR MLKN?I
IVJl.
.- MUM. UM.ri- KV.SIN . -i ll ARI E FOR MENU
O ISO l i-i -.-<? lt len Mit? p?r tari).
UEO. W WILLIAMS ii CU .
sVptriiubur II _J.
OL'XNV (LOTH.
I -/v Hi.l.l.K -AHOI'I -.Hiv VARDS EACH.
I I I ) r-i .ai- m
* Mi.r.i iN.. sTunKT ICI:UUU4K,
-.i,i.iiii,.i II
CINNY CLOTH ; ci NNY CLOTH !
- |I\I I.-. III.WV I.I NNI . . mu
I f ) M- rolla II .ivy i.urn-. CMh
?mir. in Lils I" -'.'i pMielii MU, wy
PIA t? li ill.? I /. * ci?.
I.I.., II I Ni Ml fc?.t Bay.
si GAH ANO MOLASSES.
) ""?u;}cil?>?CI HAHR.HOES SUGARS.
I .in, I,., .ii. linn. - Uiilii.i'i n Al,ilaHs?4. Ve ly choice
ami <r,uil lu New Oil 'iii.
TIT ...I.-Ly IIISI.I A \ CREIGHTON,
s, jil. ml., i l i .1 N," m mu) ur, East Bay.N
wu rn: LEARN, ZINCS AND
<Ol.i>lis_i\ s i'll lt I', AMI TO ARRIVE.
> TOS : w. M. ii. A iws wm IT: LKAU
) :i Ml? stonewall U'ldie !..ad
?J tim. W.iii.l,. Whit,. I.,..i,l
?i Um* i'tiieoni IV hill- Lead
I Liu I Unan Whit.. I ail
I I.,ii Itv*.lissy's Walt.- VI,,.
lons Win. .M. tl. k ?.V Wini,- /.nu'
I IOU lim ni i'll) While Zinc.
Wi- ari' slil.i: I'ltUI'ltll. I HUS ul the ettore Inanja,
ulil. li ur.- i-opyi uhl.-.i. ami beal nut traite mark, and
ill ItiMiiiteniunla will lu-deal! nilli ace a.Hint lo ii.-.,
rm oils- l>r>, in tm, ami iil-omiper.
fur ?al,- In?, ul a -n, .il alliance, fur cash Or ruy
nc. cpl ali'M. CM M. ullin .v ru..
So. 'AH East Kay,
Srptrnili. r lin? Higo Marvin's Malia,
OILS! OILS ! !
IA vroiti:. wi? STOCK i IIVSTAXTLV SUI?
l'I.IKI? lit HVKRY STEAMER.
? lNSl'.LTi, HAW uni) IIOU.F.Ii
1 j -PF.ltM. I.Mill
TU.I.OW , WHAM'
PARRAITNE. RU-IS
NATURAL MTIHICATINO
NUYTS Kin IT
TANNNERS'. PROM Titi: CHKAl't.ST GRAUE T? TDK
FINEST Uli. IsEb HY Cfit ME RH.
ALMI,
HEFISED PETROLEUM ot what is comuioulv called
KEROSENE.
I.'onatantly un hand as l u .-- a st.s k aa will bu l um,I lu
lin* Southern .Mai liri, .il and i .iiiiii:-* . ui'pl"..
If. M. lilli? A- I'll.
N.i ...ii l?t-i Hay, Sign M*r?lti*HKiln
September .1 _ IIII.I_
VARNISHES! VARNISHES!
FURNITURE. WHITE HAM Alt
I ru PAL. BROWN JAPAN.
L'A ll ULM IE. BLACK JAPAN.
I'UACII. SHELLAC.
P.M.I" PINISlltKU. PA Ult AFINE.
In" ii I- mini i .il r.'U.iminrs if especially railed lo tho
Iii?, ipiality ni min Varnliht i. tillich aru wniTautod lu
vvcry InMauce or nu pale.
UKI -.ii is i um SHES i
A FULL LINE OF
FAINT, ((our qualities.)
VARNISH. (Mo qualities. |
AMI
WHITE WASH. ' I',,nc ' |.i il ni".', i
.Special inducement* to thu ira,I-.
\VI\m>W CLASH I
FRENCH ANO AMERICAN, RI?OLE AND DOUBLE
THICK.
WM. M. HIRD A no.
N.?. to? Etat Hay, Sign Marvin's Mata,
Keplenihur 1> Imo
SHINITLKS !
22,000 ^??MBRUIHOI*?.
C. .1. SCHLEPEOREI.L,
No. :I7 Line Slreet, Lumber Yard.
gentsnibHr 19 _thama*
CH IC AL* LUMBER FOR SALE ON
MARSHALL'S WHARF.
Hy .Inn. Marshall, .Tr.
Q i ANO 1 INCH HOAHUS
. ?>. J anti 4 Ineh Plank?
ll, 8 ami IO inch Bill)
Scannings mall ni Toa.
IW Orders iiromplly Al tad.
toptemnerS Ihstu
-T?LfFmiNIA ?'INF. i'O?PANY.
(is, ',i.i .m ii rn K?rruara i. i i
NV 1 N i? S ,
FltOM THE VINEYARDS Ol"
Simonin, Los Angulos nml Nniitt
('Oiuilit'S, r;i I i furn in.
IV. IL CH AFEE, Agfiiit.
NU. 207 EAST HAY, I'HAItl.l'.STON, 8. I!.
HUCK, RIIEHRV, KWEET ANtlEMCA, MTSCATEL,
I'nii, Winn lilli,'in. Clacul, Kouoinii I'.raudy. Calilomia
Catawba, Sonoma < li impone lin ipurlsl. Sonoma Cbam
I ague (in pim-, vt In a rae*) - lu wood ut.il dlaaa.
April au luiln.Onu i
GRAND TRIUMPH !
PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED
MiRYE.VS STARCH & MAIZENA,
For their lanaUMtabllt ereelli-uec, at
PAMS EXPOSITION, lsi.7.
HAKAT INTERNATIONAL F.Xl'HslTIOS, LONDON',
lalla.
(IHEAT INTERNAI IONAL EXPOSITION, HAMIHIRiJ.
HHSt,
liltlAT INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, COLOONE.
mac.
ALSO AT
STATES, AGRIOULTtTRtL. AMERICAN INSTITOTE,
AND MARYLAND INSU I UTK STATE FAIRS.
il?- Iii.??>?- Oonda arc prc-cmluenlly the bust in the
world.
For ?alu liy all Oroccix.
WM. DURYEA, t?ciioral Agcut,
No. I6C FULTON STREET.
Augu-it l ' Lhamlmo
JOHN MAC (iRE(?OR & CO.,
NOS. 178 AND 160 PF.AiU.-ST.,
aWio York,
IMPOPTr.HS, MANUFACTURERS AND DE.VLF.R3 IN
INDIA. SCOTCH AND KENTUCKY UAOOINO,
(DINNY BAGS AND BURLAP SUITABLE FOR WHEAT
AND CO RN SICKISH; alni, a laroo und compinia atnek
or HALE HOPI-:, t-nitirarlug WeeliTU inachiuc-madn
Hemp, Manilla, Flax and .lute, Psi in,; T winns, ute, BU of
wbl"U limy Otter at lair prirea,
July '?:i lino
THOMAS lt. AGNEW,
lUTonrrn AMO nun ? nt
Fine (irocerlca, t'liolee Teas, Etc.. Ktc,
HOS. JfiO and 2fl? OREENWICIT-KT., COR. OF MUK nA?
NRW YORK.
Novcuibrr
iUl HAIL TO THIi CONQUEROR!
non: nm TUB DBI'ONUING INVALID.
DEFER NOT TUE USE OF
RODRIGUES
PULHIII ELIXIR SPECIFIC.
MANY WHOSE DECLINING HEALTH., WHICH
mm precarious, and their rocovory deapaired of,
de now wiln grateful ?mattatlone to tho AU-Wlae Dla
fioiar. offer heartfelt I hanks (or thia timely remedy. Dur
iiK the ?h..rt Umr aioea ila public Introduutiou Into use,
? hu Originator baa moat happily rrallind her moat aan
guinn expectations In manlfrntaUnna laautug from aU
?piartrra ot Ila uuparalallrsl i iirallvo proptrtica, for In no
raao ? hern lt lila ticen .tlmiulaUifu with regard to di
rcrtiona, and pcraavnred In, baa lt failed In Ra bonaflnlal
reaulla.
lu reaortlng to thia remedy, tho invalid can depend
upon Ibo safety of avery article In Ila preparation, aud
while lt accelerate,! Un- healthful ri acUuua of r ach organ
and vessel, tho mind eau bo porleclly free from appre?
hension of any anbtln Ingredient being Inatnuatod Into ita
cornpoilllon.
Tho appel i le, which liuprovra under lt? sdmlulatratiaii,
ia at HLarty to Indulge prudently lu whatever nuti lniaut
In palatable, dip, .tn e and wholesome, and white lt la no
moro than proper to avoid rvposnro tofreah cold, no lear
need bo entertained of any liability on JCT thia ronnie of
treatment to iuduro lt. lt ia a pleaaant AROMATIO
CORDIAL, quito agreeable lo the taste, and aa a lung re?
viv? fyer and halB.ii n of health, it is distinguish lng Itself aa
"wilhout precedent, and we Irust will, ern long, claim for
ftaeir gcuoral acelamaliuii lor ila unrivalled etneacy.
For solo by tho ProprleUces, Mrs. CECUJA KOPIU?
QUE'S, northwest corner of MEETING AND SOCIETY
RTRKKTH, and principal Drupgi-ls.
I'HIOE BINGLE BUTTLE ?LOS,
April a '_' _^ 'rr
- k, FAMILY MEDIC IN ?S V
l^rtVd^^'r?^? nEQirrnp. A PURGA,
?a?PTIC PiLM GARRISON'S ANTI-D?S,
Price 25 eenie par box.
?llSt ^iJj,??^.?ia rclall. at my store. No. au
south Eighth atraet, PhLUddphU, and by
no WIK tu MOISE.
ir. , SO OTB ERM DRUG HOUSE,
INO. 161 Meeting atroet, opposito Cbarleaton HoUl.
Boptembor?_ mthaO
E. M. WHITINQ-,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMEPJI
_ ?treat io No. 77 OHURCH STREET, near St,
Michael's Alley. A?S^1 f I