The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 18, 1867, Image 2
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Cotton closed in Now York \ostordny 'll?1
i!5c.
UoM closed at 14i|.
Cotluit in Liverpool unchanged.
ProfosHor Dr. Mut., of Dalhousie College, Hali?
fax, N. S., ie Mia lo be tho authur of tho Dodge
Club paper*, iu lTitr?iera' Monthly.
Tho oyster Irailo is resumed with tjbe advent "t
aeptouiiior, ami la my 'active. Philadelphia ?undi
out no less than fix to soven hundred vessels.
JOUN G. SAXE suva thal it is a common notion in
Boston lh?t if a poison is horn in that elly, ll la
unnecessary fortbat favored mortal Ioho "boin
ngsin." '
A California CUCtllllbur, ralaetl in Kock I Au ul
County, Illinois, measured throe feet ami two
Inehe* iu length, uutl ouu fool ono inch itt circuiu
forcneo al tho butt.
A fellow l>y tlio hame of ORROAN '.ian been ar?
rested in Bcllofoiite, Peiuisvlvania, and boiwd
over to answer ni Omni for ntoaling tombstones
I rum thc comctory.
Thc Union 1 AI ig ne of Philadelphia has odored a
number of pu minimi, amounting lu uboul
thom ami dollars fur tho bcBl o BU ayn on the sub
ject of bringing primary ineotiiigs for making
nominations for oflico uniter the control of system
und Inw.
Tho Hurirord Benf nod Dumb Asylum had, last
. .Vear, an average nltendnnco of 221 pupils, and its
whole number wau IMO, 'lito receipts of the Minti
tullun wein ?53,773, ami the expenso? ?I7.C32,
wbilo ibo permanent Itt nd now nuionnts to
1295,338.
The Stato debt ot Pennsylvania luis been re
duccd within tho tlscal year ending Saplciubur 1
. ?1,701,01-1.51), which ?B n hnndaomo decrease, when
it is romehlberetl that ibero aro no State taxes on
veal ?slalo, Ilia revetine being principally from
llconaes and special ilutieH.
Tho London .Saturday Nevimo comments on the
remarkablu fact thal no sootier had the Euipoiin
of tho Kreuch icturiiud from Salzburg Iban hohu
geu lo take nieaBitrns to reassure Europo. H?B
speeches, howovor, have not had tho elVoot which
was manifestly intondod. Tho gonoral fooling in
Europo is not one of a pacific characlor.
A dispntoh from Leavonworth atatos that Gen.
BIIEMDAN, on Thursday, roUovcd Goo. HANCOCK of
tho command of Ibo Depnvlmoiil or ibo Missouri,
and that the Inlier officer waa to start immediate?
ly for Washington obedience lo thu orders of
(len. HUANT. Il is further Btated that Gen. Snfcnt
iiAN would speedily sturt lor Washington ulso.
Thu English papers nro laughing nt ii story iu
th* Perle journals that tho lalo Duke bf North?
umberland bad an annual incomo of four million
pounds sterling, and thal his brother refusod lo
accept payment of ono hundred thousand pounds
voled bini for having acted as ambassador of
England st Ibo coronation of CHARLES X., bot
bad tho order for tho Bum framed and glazed, and
kept il BO lill his death, thereby lo aug both tho
- money and tho interest on it.
Tho tlnualon (Toxas) Journal gives Ibo follow?
ing account of tho prominent rubel politicians of
that Stato: Judge OLDHAM is practicing law in
Houston; WIUPAI.I. IS ungaged in tho Bnmo busi?
ness iu England; Ht.MIAN has got tnarriod aud
gono to farming; QUADAAI bau also token a wife,
and returned to bin nativo Stale, Alabama;
BnAttcu has been elected to Congress, but was not
allowed to take his seat; LunLOCK is in partnor
Hhlp with his son in tho auction business iu Hous?
ton; General WAUL ?B practicing law in Galveston;
QBAV is building houses at Houston.
Of General HARTS?FF, ISUF.UIDAN'B Adjutant
Gonoral, tho Now Orleans Time* of Saturday nays:
Tho Boldiur stands almost without a rival, nuning
tho Federal military officers who have held oom
maud in Louisiana, in Ibo high respect aud esteem
of our people. Since coming among us, bo has
had delict to aud responsible duties to discbarge as
Adjutant t.num.il of tho Fifth Military District;
but while strictly enforcing all orders sud regula?
tions of hia suporior oilier t n anil of tho Govern?
ment, bia intercourse with oivlliann has been
characterized .with such unusual and agreeable
geniality and politeness ns to win thu hearts of all
with whom ho bas como in contact. :
Tito sensational btory of a Fenian brig, which
?-niittTloiX?T?YW^ ITp
Lord STANI/EV to mnko a complaint to Mr. Si w win,
and if it is posBiblo to upin n few roda moro of
correapondoncn about tho question, it will proba?
bly lio (tono. Tho story mu that when this
mythical brig arrived on tho Irish coast, sho fun ml
ao many ohsiaclcs to tho success of her misniou
that sho abandoned tho attempt and returned
without fut thor demonstration. Since thou noth?
ing has boon hoard from hov. Any information aa
to her whereabouts will probably ho thaukfully re?
ceived hy tho two governments.
Thc cabio announces thc death, iu Pan's, of
Loris DESIRE VF.UON, a celebrated Fronch journal?
ist. Vi.HON wits horn in 1798, nnd becamo n physi?
cian ni 1823. Tho next year ho was director of tho
opera. In 1828, ailee considerable literary experi?
ence, ho gave np tho practice of medicine, nnd
becamo au editor of tho Quotidienne. In March,
1831, he becamo directot of tho opora nt Puris,
which position ho held for five years. Li 1814,
after an uusnccoasfiil attempt to bo olcclcd lo Uro
(.'bamber of Doputies, VEROS assumed the editor?
ship of tho Constitutionnel. In 1819, ho supported
Lome NAPOLEON, and in 1851, after tho COI/JJd'etat,
be waa oleetad to tho Corp? LtgUSat(f, and re?
elected in in:,7.
Ono of tho oldest eastern Journalists, WILLIAM
11 A u A DOUN , Bsq.a died on Monday morning nt
Harlem, in tho uuvonty-Bixlh year of his ago. Mr.
HAOAiionN was, Tor moro thun forty years, con
uocied with the public press. In 1828 ho became
tho oditor ot tho Newark lntclligeneer, a newspaper
which supported tho administration of General
-TACK so:.; but this was not the earliest pm iud ol his
experience au nu editor. Tho Albany J'atriol, a
daily papor established by GEOROE and CHARLES
GOLF?N, and thc first daily abcot issued in Albany,
bad provionaly omployed him in its editorinl de?
partment. Becontly lui was engaged in conduct?
ing tho Troy Budget, a war Douioaratic paper. Mr.
HAOADOIIN, as au oditor, held o respectable rank,
and waa esteemed for tho mildnosa of his manner
and his constancy to Ibo principles ho professed.
The Border Stalo Republican Convention, to
which reference ?H mudo ju our editorial this
morning, assembled in tho Front-street Theatre,
Baltimore, on Thursday. Delegates woro prosent
from Delaware, Tonnosnoo, Missouri, Kent ocky,
District of Columbia, and Maryland,, for tho pur
poso, in Iholanguagoof tho oall of the Convention,
"to advance, tho causo of Manhood Sunrage and
-ih maud of Congi cns the jun,sage of. tho BOMHER
WTLSOM Bill." There was no distinction on ac?
count of raoa or color in the Convention., A tem?
porary organization was effected, with Hon. Lewis
T no M ts N, of Delaware, in the ohair; JAMES W.
CLAYTON, of Maryland, Secretary,- Spcechea wero
made by Hon. MosBra. MAYNARD, CRESWELL and
others. Lottera from white and colored politi?
cians of note were received and read. A preamhlo
and resolutions wore adopted dedaring that it is
tho duty of Congress to aocuro equal rights to all
men in all tho States of ibo Union.
Kladdtradaltch, tho great comic papor of Bellin,
has among a series of illus! rat inns of the Exposi?
tion, a very funny thing to 8co. It ia a piclnro of
tho earth, suppered to bo taken from tho sun
during tho Paris show. Tho earth appears as a
round, white body. At ono sido, within tho cir?
cumference, is aoen an elliptical figure, dividod
Into litt lo sections, representing the Exposition
building, from which flaunts a flag bearing tho
word Cbmjiief, denoting ila packed, omnibus-like
condition, Around this paint appears ablaok mans,
lute a Bws rm of bees, gradually thinning out to?
ward tho edge?, until tho onad is really moat
comically produced of tho whole earth's popula?
tion buzzing together about Paris, while tho rest
nf the world is lori desolato, deserted and blank.
It is vory funny, aud porhapa niny bo a foir picturo
of their homiapbero; but wo fancy, if thoy should
take another picture of this Hide of tho world, wo
should bo ablo to show a lillie moro evenly distrib?
uted stato of things.
Tho Washington J?xpress, ol Saturday ovoning,
has tho following: "At tho limo of tho assassina?
tion, JOUN WILKES BOOTH, an our readers aro well
?ware, was stopping at tho National Hotel in thia
city. Tho morning following tho comuiiaaiou of
the crime tho War Department seized what
baggage bo bad in tho hole! nnd oxaininod it, but
allowed it to romain, though ordering that it
should not bo delivered to any claimants. Thu
proprietors of tho bolcl to-dny received a lotter
from C. B. BISHOP, tho well-known remedian, who
writ ea on bohalf of EDWTN BOOTH, who in now
playing in Baltimore, in which he request* that
his brother's trunk bo forwarded to him, aa tho
family aro anxious to obtain possession of all of
WILDS BOOTH'S effects. Tho loiter states that
EDWIN Boom ls prepared to pay whatever may bo
the amount of his brother's indebtedness to thc
hotel on presentation of tho bill. Tho proprio tors
of the hotel took this letter to tho War Depart?
ment this morning, and roquoated perm (salon to
forward tho trunk; but this request, wo aro inform
ed, waa positively roftwod,"
CU HKl^ygfbi^ ?Ot?. j
"ii AUK TWAIN," ibo California humoiisl, baa K
.ono tu Europe ami thc Holy Iiauil in lb? Quaker ??
.?ty excursion ptuty. {ile ?flciilo llio Now York] I
mbmu Uoni i'ivit.? Vc.vlii.i. lial.v. Wo make that, !
olio?iu?; oximel: "Tho* examine'.! my baggage al ^
hu depot :i while ?K??. The> w* "?'' "r '"> ,l,?lL'',, ; ?
(tuon (it waa oho br Hum' etliaOrdluary connu-1 ?
li unis whaOU 1 Bul up Moumliuiudi, and ?ead itovoi
.;uchilly, ami then read ii ?gmn; und lllially tinned
tl arouud, mu? read I? Uio wimi? wtyj lint ll waa (
loo deep lor Ibera, iliiiy handed it around, ami j
evarylKHly ciphered at it awhile, luit il waiii iib nae. ;
Hu y nil hail Iii pao?. U was no ronsmou joke. At |
luit omi ol' the olihwl of ilio onlccr?, appinintlv,
uudceiiaiidy uno ol lha. moot ubaudunvd ami lg
iioi.iui mon 1 hmo om looked upon, epellod <t
over very utowly nuil lal't'iiviuilv. .mil lliou shook
liiu hoad tinoo 01 foi'i times, und ??nd ibid m bia
opinion il wns sodilioui'. Thai waa lim llrst timo
I wa- abtrnied. I immediately stud I would a*
pluin Ihc ibNiiimonl, abd Ihey omvi.l.d mound.
Andoom lint iewolt^?s i?W'y i oxplaim.l, ami
perspired, nn.l perspired. ?od oxplahied, Willi my
coat ofr, ami tboy look not?? of all I said;
but Ibo moro I oaptaliKd Ihc moro limy
conUll'l umlcrslaiid, omi ?lieu Ihey dc
alatctl at Issi ami au mill?! up thoii noies, 1
couldn't understand il myselr. Tboy ?.lid they bo
lloroil lt wo? un Incendiar? document, leveled al
thc Covcinmonl. Idwlarctl ll-waa not, bul ibty
only ?boult their heall?, ?uni would not be m.tisiied.
Aiul then I hoy commited, and'consulted, ami eoii
?olted,a good while, nml Dually they confiscated ll.
I (.'.innot toll bow much 1 waa'gricml: lteeumo lbail
worked n lou? limo on (mit Joko, nml look a good
deni of pride in it, and now I shiill never soe it
auy more. 1 suppose il will be sent up uial stowed
unay among tin? crlnilual arvbiwaof Homo, ami
will always bo rogardud ns n mysterious inleriml
iiiachino wbioli would have blown up Uko a mine,
anil scattered tho pool Hope all around, but Tor
a miracnlniitt Providential hiteimioiicn. Ami
I anppnsn Hui nil ibo tim.- I am in Homo
(bo police will do;; mo ub.nil from pince li?
placo becaiteu Ibby lliliik 1 nm a iluigoi-mis oherac
tur. lt in Tearfully liol in Civil? Vivnhin. Tho
slrcots oro made very narrow, ami ibo houses built
very Bolid, ?nd heavy, mid high, fin 11 protection
against Ibo boat. Tili? ia Ibo lint Italian town I
havo seen which does liol seem lo hove n patron
saint. 1 Bupposo no saint bul tho uno lliat wont up
in tho flory ehrtet could ?land lim climate. This
is a. uiiwcrablu (own. They buven'l any wohdora
boro al all to exhibit lo iitioiigers. ?liay haven't
ovena cathedral, willi cloven timoor aolid silver
archbishops in Ibo back room, und a pol mied Balbi
in thc cellar; and they don't ?bow .vim any nully
buildings that aro seven ilioiiHiiml yean old, nor
any rally, snvoke-diiod. old fire-eeroeiin which uro
?ptondidchef dVa?vre? of TITIAN or Simwoit, or
HEUUENK or Ffciuioaioji, br auy of ihoaii partie?. I
am going tn Homo--there's - nothing lonco here.
This town ?B tho worst swindle yd.
Tut: LONDON TniES ol thc Hil instant IIOH Hm
following obituary of 11 groat colored princo just
fallon: "From ndviooa by tim IVciich mail fron
tho Weat Coast of Africa wo learn oftho death of
tho warrior chiol Mabba, who baa, tor Ibo last six
year?, boon n foaiful BCUUrgO among tho native
tr ?boa iuhabitiug the countries boi-iU-rLng 011 tho
English and Fr?lich lorri toi los in Ibo ittiiicgainbia.
Mabba, iu 18t>l, waa a chiol'of but lillie iuvpurtnucu
iu tho kingdom of lladdibon. llo was, hoivcvor, 11
stanch Mnhomcdan, nud watching IHR opportunity
iu thin year, ho rebelled against bia pagan king,
put him to death and mummed tho supremo rulo ol
Ibo country. With Aro and sword bc i-slnblishod
tho religion of ISLAM, killing all Ihos.i who would
not abavc- their boalla ?ind swear on Ihc Koran
their nilhmcnco to Illa faith. 'I'bin fanatical war
rior, ulatod by Ibo niiucuHS he hail obtained brat
bis nogio brolhron, in Juno, IUIU'I, anni nu inva?
ding army into tho ISriliah terrilorv on thc Cam?
bia, but ho waa lcpulscd and susLuiuod groat IOHHCI
from tho ablo strategy of tho Oovornor, Colono
D'Ancv. Mabba, however, then thought lin wnuU
attack thu French, and in iWoinbtir ol the ?ann
year, with four thousand warriors, niirrnundrd 1
party of three hundred European Frrmoh Iroop:
and maeencrcd them all, with thu exception 0
nine, who alono escaped to tell (ho nail lalo. Th
uacrLCcod aud customs of thc Kiug uf Babomoy a,r
bul a trillo <-,.iiipau-d lo tho atailghlor ?md miser
this lunatic Mabba han, by his rutbluas ]>olicy, in
dieted on Ibo unolVeudiiig negro RU'08. This mai
his head ami banda ipiii oMilliiifdy by thai Kirip
aa a trophy ol successful wm-, lo tho flovcrnor <
thc Preurh MOllleniellla on Ibo .Senegal. Tl ha
been computed (lint 1.0 tens than henny Moit?nti
human Imtug? have hoon killed, or have die
through fitnrvation, or have been aliduclc.il mi
sofil fnftl ilavery, ny this monster Mnhhu, undo
tho cloak of religion, so I bal now bia career i
onded, il is boped thal peaco and prosperity ma
bo restored to these unhappy count rico,
Wim oNK Exoi-ei lox, says the Sow York ttateth
tho aca-aido hoiols^nio Imili npnn a eontemptibl
nnriow seale, in proportion lo thu number <
guests which limy urn fucoliously said tu '.nccon
modale." Tho rooms uro exceedingly sundi i
cvciy direction, und open imo narrow halls (
which a child can touch both sides, and 1111 ndu
eau noarly touch tho ceiling. Tho furiiiluro ban
ly deserves tho nanto, minni particularly ill thou
rooms to which Ibo unfortunate singlo travollc
Is sont who ia lured to Ibo seashore under lim al
surd impression that he can koop cool und enju
himaolf. A solitary chair, 1111 apology for a waul
stand, and n ricltcty table, "furnish" the apori
mont for windi bc i<> ebnrged a price which (bron
tho St. Nicholas or Ibo Fifth Avenue in Ibo ulindi
A sperm candi? caata tn dim light over Ibo ut
sightly "furniture" whilo be is undressing, nu
ho inusL not bo loo long or hu will be left i
tho dark. In trying io lind his room li
knows bu has roached ibo proper story by thc fm
Unit thom uro no moro stairs lo climb ubovo hin
and ho gropes through a long narrow paasngu m
til bo sues by tho solitary light which illumines lb
placo, tho number ot bis door. Ir thu reader mint
inos this an ovordrawn pielero, Int kim go down t
tho Brauch, stay over night, nml mt urn, if bo bo
monoy enough left, as soon an ho cnn. If bc wi
glenco into tho finest family apartments nf th
lintot, which bo may have chosen aa thc least i
evils, ho will eoo that Ihey aro very contractu!
and undi for tho purposes to which (hey aro pul
Tho Ki.it i.m Uouso is (ho only house ul Lon
Branch which baa been built upon n neale ol' d(
joni liberality. Tho others, as in moat or 011
ivatoring places, aro cut up into such parsimt
liona aparlmonls, that it is mi instill lo oner tbci
lo travellers or permanent guests at Ibo price
A lu cb aro douiauded. Tho solo object now iu pul
ing up a ncrv hotel,' is not to make it corafortahl
o its gilesta, bot to economizo room and pack lb
rroatcst posaiblo numbor into tho lc?at posfiihl
rpaco.
IN THJS MEW PLAY, "Uudor tho Oaslight," tb
leroine gives utterance to tho following : Conri
ihip is the text from which Iba whole solemn soi
non of married lifo lakes its thomo. Aa lovor
iro diaconlentcd and unhappy BO will tboy bo a
vivoa nud husbands. So BB' yon would bo hupp
ill tho yoars of your lifo, listen to tho voice ad
rising you : Lol tho woman yon look upon b
viso or vain, beautiful or homoly, rich oj- pool
ibo baa but ono thing which sbo can really glvo 0
ofuao :-hoi- heBit I lier l>oauty, hor wit, kor ac
tomplislimonta aho may sell to you-but box lov
a tho ti -mauro wit hoot mOnoy nnd without price
Jhoonly'abk?- in1 rerurn'tbat?whoii yori ??ok dpo
icr your eyos shall apoak a mute dovolion, Hu
?hon you address her yonr volco ahr.ll bo gonlk
ovina; and kind. That you aimil not despiso he
lecanao alie cannot undnratand all at oneo yon
igorons thoughta nnd ambitious doaigns-fe
rhnn misfortune nnd ovil havo dore rited you
;rontcnt pnrpoBca, her lovo romo ins to consol
0111 You look to Ibo tress for strength and gi-nr
lour-do not despiso Ibo Unworn because thoi
ragranen ts nil they have to give Ttcmembci
svo is all a woman has lo give-but it is tim on]
arthly thing that Clod permite us to carry hoyon
bo grave.
f -
TUT: NEW Youie THIES, not liking to pay heart
composition billa," moots tho enterprise or som
fita cotomporariea in thc following strain of loyi
idiguation: Ho v much entertainment Ihn pllbi
ene rally may derive from reading tho seven f
Ight columns or "Claims flied in Ibo Copan
?ont of Blutn by A merimo citizens, na'.iVo or (
sroign descent, au owners, munnora, frclghtci
nd lnaurorHj'of aundry veasola captnrod by Hi
Jiglo-Confcdornto cruieera Alahama, Florida on
leo.-yia, lt would bo hurd to nay. Uni we ca
nagino tho woll-earned satisfaction or tho gallar
KM it KM and his colloaguos when they sen Ililli ai
tiontie ami in dub it ably voracious ehronielnof tho
iring d?oda. How Um warm blood will Uugl
irough thoir voins as tboy remember tho torrin
?mibatii which tboy waged with unarmed mo
ad helpless paesongoraI What warliko Joy wi
veil their souls aa thoy recall the glorious strii
blob, shook old ocean when they pocketed tl
irouomotors and tho cash of thoso valiant mo
lantmon, and sent tho veasola, charred an
lackoned, to tho bottom of tho BOO. 1 What di
trlit it will givo thom, in reading of tboao dei
ny cd millions, to "fight thoir haltlos o'or again,
'o wish thom happiness in tho retrospect,
hf?-yubf?tes Officiel bjtj^of.
t rtpcmainiluj iij the Potto?'u" at thc'e?? X
f jSfc/r ic?eX; agreeably to the folloioiiijf
fcffihi of the Ni to l'oito?cr //.no, a$ the
fflitiSf?til>t r haning the Uirgtit circulation in j
he City of Oharleilon:
SECII.W ?, Aiul bo K further eueeled, l int int? ol let?
er? tenialtiliiR uncalled rot- lu ?Dy Po?tofflce In ?ny rltv,
owu or vi llago, where ? uewnpaper shall be pi luted.
ball bUeslHi i". published ouce univ iii tho uewapapcr
?Mch, tivTn.T published w?oklv or Oftenei. slisll bare thu
iivesl lii.uluton within raii;>e ol diltvt troi tue ""
ti' AH co?iinitiiiicu?toiis Memkai ?or ?miAicaUnn in
thif journal mtirt be atklrcutd to ft* UMor vt (liv \
JtatiHlCcKS, AV. 18 t/atfuc-ttrttt, Vhurttxtou, I*. ,
I'ltisutcua Communications lo J'ubUnhtr vf Ihtil'j
iVote.s.
H'rVitiiuof Umttrtakt lo reif in rcfiftcil communiai .
IfPiM.
iitrerttm mutt* outside of th? eily mus? <>.' (icvm/M- J i
un (I iritli the cash.
CHARLESTON
] i
rTKDKKSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18. 1807.
JOB WOKS.-Wo have now cotnploled our
)<GflO BO nu to oxooutc, in tho ehortCBt possible
limo, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo
most respectfully ?sk the patronngo of our
friends.
THU HOltDNIl HT AT IC CON VF.NTION.
We hove freiiuonlly hud occasion to say that
the liberty of tho Mouth is BO intiinutely COU
uncled willi thal of the North that Hie losa ol"
the one ia but tho antecedent of thc loss of I ho
oilier. United as wc are by common origin,
notnmoti habita nnd a common Constilution;
T?nning as wc do parts of a common country,
with mero imaginary linos in some instances
separattug ono .State from another, we aro of
necessity membors of a common family. An
injury douo to ono Slate will of necessity he
felt by nil.
Tho Constitution of thc United Slates re?
quires tho President to tnkc thc following oalh
or iifhrinntion beforo entering on thc dillies of |
his office: "I do solemnly swear (or ailinn)
(lint 1 will faithfully execute Inc office of Fre
si-icnl of tho Unitod States, nnd will, to the
best Of my nbillty, preserve, protorl and d??
tend Hie Constitution of tho United States."
Any President who should foll to do this,
(hough ho might bo a. good Radical, would cer?
tainly bc a perjured man. The moro Iruthful
because Ibo lesa crafty members nf tho Radical
party, on nc?ount of thc violent passions by
whioh lboy aro cxoltod, openly declare that thc
whole of the action of (hoir party is out?
side of tho Constitution. THAU. ST KV KN s docs
this hecausc he ls too vonoaious, too passionate
and loo much in earneBt to conceal the truth,
but such men as SUMNER and WILSON, while
openly violating the Constitution, loudly pro?
claim their love for liberty and union. At tho
Massachusetts Convention, over whioh HENRY
WILSON presided, a fow dayl ago, nnd at which
bc mado on oldapoeoh of his, n rehash of whnl.
wo have heard and road before nbeul libcriy,
Union, Republican principles, and the lash,
resolutions were passed endorsing Congross,
favoring impeachment, and yet whining about
the ndoplion of constitutional means to accom?
plish tImir onds. That Convention was pre?
sided over and ntanagod hy HENRY WILSON,
and he ia too shrewd a politician tn havo ul?
tim eil anything lo go forth from thal hotly,
after tho California defeat, which would
have appeared lo he resistance to tho Constitu?
tum. Un, it ?B true, leaned decidedly lownrds
impeachment, and lt ls equally truo that ho
could find nothing lo say about tho President
t. fr ti ? ?I'AUIIH .AW .?i-. I
hranttllr-H of Uovornmonl, which, in dcl'uince ol
Ibu Constitution,' had attempted not only to
usurp nil of tlic powers nf the Uovcrmneut, hui
also more power than Ibc Government pos?
sessed, by imposing, on thc Southern .Stales,
through legislation in Cougress, quiiliftcnlions
for voters, Constitutions and laws uol war?
ranted hy thc Constitution of Ihe United
Slates. Had Mr. WILSON confined himself lo I
this speech, made for an election, lie might
have deceived many in the North as to thc real
aims and objects of his party; hut unfortu?
nately for him and his colleagues iu ltndical
ism, he nnd they aro much loo fond nf being
before thc public. They love power far loo
much lo bc nblo always when eager lo nttnin
their purpoco lo conceal their real intentions.
Al Ibo last scEsion of Congress, Mr. WILSON
Introduced a bill in which was containod Ibo
billowing clnuac: "There slmll be no donial of
thc elective franchise to any malo citizen of thc
United States by any Stale on account of color
or race, or previous condition, anything in th?
L'oiistitiition or laws of any Slate to thc con?
trary notwithstanding."
Mr. SujiMF-R warmly, almost passionately,
ind ceriuinly dogmatically, advocated this Bill.
Hm people ol'ibo North, then, for the.first ?
imo saw tho iiims of thc purly in power.
?Vliile thc South ulonc was being punished, 110
hiug was sa4d. Passion Btill ruled the hour,
ind men did not atop lo inquire-where will all
bia end ? When, however, a blow wan struok
il their own homes and firesides, they bogan,
mt merely began, lo awake from their lethar?
gy; limy hogan lo look al thc Constitution, and
nquiro whether Congress, or a rump of Con?
fess, could interfere with their rights os
Unies, Ihey hogan to ask themaolves whether
he aims of thc parly in power were not for
ontinuanco ol' power sit any price, and tho
r nilling out of opposition "at every'aneri rice of
sith and honor. The Connecticut olection was
?si lo the Radicals, but they did not, nor will
bey, abandon their schemes for tho retention
f power nnd the government of this ontire
ountry, purely and dimply in ?he interest of a
arty. The Bill of Senator WILSON will be
resBcd on Congress ; whether the bill
i to become a law, is for the North alone
? decide. Forearmed la forewarned. The
ni lb has heard the grim sore ns ms of THAD?
EUS STEVENS against his own party. The
forth knows that il is easier to repeat wrongs
ian to go back to the right. The North is
wore that, if legislation in the interest of party
tn be imposed by force on one set of Slates,
io day is not far distant when, if the in?
cest of porty requires ii, tho remaining Slates
ill be made to pass under the yoke. If il
aes not guard ita. own liberty and ours, for
e can do nothing, American institutions will
ion become a mockery, American freedom a
y tb, and ?he name of A mer loan a disgrace.
If nny pftof were wanj'?rfof the fart that the |
u a i nal party means t'tf overthrow the govern
cnts of tho Hintes, und that it has not aban
ined any Sfjls.jt?w^pr.piirposcB, nono better
mid be I'o'ujjd than in lite proceedings of tho
ndical Border fjWo ' Convent iou which mot nt
altimore on\?har?driy URI. \*To that Conven
on Mr. Senat?V af^jtT Wilson, the .author of
io bill lo interfere, in spite of Ibo Constitu?
?a, with suffrage in all of the States, nnd who
ul declared in conversation in thia city thal
o Ridical party would govern thc country
r tho next twenty years, wrote the following
tier:
N An CB, Sop tr mb or 0,1867.
MY DEAR CnrswrLL : I bad hoped to be at yonr
invention, but tlie sickness of my wife may pre?
nt it. I suggest that yonr Oonvontion declare
i' anffrago, either by law or constitutional amend?
ent. Wo eau carry tho amendment if we cannot
0 law. At tho IsBt eossion I olTerod an arnond
ont on tho 17th of Joly allowing all, without dls
ictiori of color, to vote and hold office, making I
1 distinction in rights or privileges.'1 Borne of our I
rouge.u mon doubt our power to pese a law. If J
i cannot do it, lot ns sot about amonding the j
institution. Our State Convention wiU go for
fiVa-o eithor by law or by amendment. Sncoeii j
your Convention. In bute,
H. WILSON.
In A letter to the same Convention, Mr. 8OM
R said : "Congress will leave undone what lt
itght lo do it* it fails to provide, promptly tor
ic esltbUHhrnenl of moni i igblw, wlwl lier po?
ticul or civil, ovcryvfhero throughout thc
Inion.'*
Inspire.I dy ?tioll leaders, Uni (Vnvcnli.'ll,
rilli RICHI nnaniinily, ad..pied thc fellowing :
"ll it tho duly of t'oiiKroHH ululer Ibo rational
'nuiitilutiuu, lu piuteci die iN|tial rilling IIRIIIHOI
ll loyal Aliiul'ican cilUunu, tuKaiUU'a^ of Ibon
niiipioxinii," mu? continue? : " Tim Coaureas. Hill
ina piosciibad H ootlniif.ifjual rights, tot tea btat< .<
ntcly in rebellion, > innot' in reason or in justico
rithhold its patient audi.tr.o, nor iii .-swill nml
liotvii^ii roUot noni ?'tu-..'.., u majority ni' wiioao
leople lin? alway* Uitliruliy u.lliiuvd I? Hie iv
niblic."
If IbcflC fuels lld nfl menu timi Hie Kllllicnl
uiriy, which hau nlrcady hnbveal?il die iVa-.-.li
utiun m thc i?onth, intendu ulso tn Bubvt il it
ti Ibo N?rtli, mid lo ?nuke the President und
be .Supremo t'nurl moro lijrni'o IIOHIIH null t'nll
(rmwall powerful, il is bard lo nay what they
lo prove. Wimn BUCII principle? nro endorsed
ly tliecil'uens of lilia country, arbon a parly
.nn obtain power by ad vocal ina; such doctrines,
?onslilutlonni liberty will bnve received iii
Jenlli blow in V mario a, never again, nt leant ill
mr day natl p;riiera(lon, to be revived May
Ike day never come when sitoli doctrine? will
find a responsivo echo in tile hearts of :i uin
?ority of thc American people.
_
lirAlVTKl) I'll Ul. VI TWO I.AlttiE A Rf I?
Vi ONK SMALL BOOM, wUn BtirvaetV RoouKtne
a,.int.t.- location. Address "BOOMS," S KWH Often,
september m_ _i*
-|X7AiMTKU TO UK NT ?VA ?MAM. F'/? BU?
TT LY, two ur tbrco rooms; willi kitchen acconunu
ilallous. AiltlrcsK, elating location sud terms. P. ti.
Doi, So. MS. . ^ jlepluiiibcr_IS_
tlirANTKU, A COMPORTAllt.P. DWF.l.- I
V\ LIM! of alt rooina, and nnoen-nry ..luiinihlinp-.,
near Ihn Mnrhrt, al a rant nf not more than iii a hundir.1
doUira par annum. Apply al THIS olTICE.
S.lll2mlK-l'_lJ _j,_I
SITUATION WANTKU.-WANTKn, UV A
uiamiil roan, of ateadv habits, ? situation In nur
rvapectahle lnisin. ,. Will make himself nneriil In ul
Most nnv capacite. Addreas "il. P.," al thia office.
Attsual Ll_ _._
A?lCNTH WANTED JV O tt,
T1H-: L1FK AAV CAMPA IO MS Ot'
GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE,
BY JAM KS I). McCABE, Ja., or Virginia.
Anliior vf "Lire or Hen. 'Stonowall" JaeksOB," "I.lfe o
(Jen. Albert Sydney Johuaou," "Th I Ald-de-Cuinp," Ar.
Scud tor Circulars and sec our lennn, and n lilli de
ecr1|itloii er the work. A?-'.rces NATIONAL PTTBLlaU
lSfl COMPANY, Atin?la. Oa. Imo? September 7
TO BENT.
mt)?lEXT. TWO-STOllV Killi Iv m\T.I,>
X LINO HOUSE, wilb double kitchen, lu Hui UM Lane,
second houso Irum Klug nlrccL Ai>plv to WM. McCOMH
A CO., No. 2:17 King Kirret. _Iiivv?l September 10
rpi? lt KBIT.-Til AT T1IRKK STORY BUICK
J. UOII81-'. with line out-buildings, carriego bou?e,
atable, clatorra and cxlcnaive garden, southeast corner
smith ami Wontwonb -irret.?. Foasculon given Novem?
ber 1st. - .
, ALSO,
IlOOar, uorlliwcnl i nrnoi Suiilb and Calhoun alieoK
containing fourteen rooms, Junt dime up rnmplolely und
palnleil ianlde and mil ; good oiil-build?iyn noil largo riv?
iera.
AI.W, '
8TORE, Nu. 330 King street, oupnailn Liberty airest,
occupied by Mi. S. Hart aa a Bookntoio 1er many years
pani. Pnsee.aiou given at once.
arno,
HOUSE. No. U 7 ll>- riv ntreol, . uni a mi e.- six rooms.
Apply to UKI). U. lNllllAHA.il A SoN.
Srptcmbc r lil fmwU Vanderborst Wharf.
O KENT, ON K OR THO I O7*1 POUT- I
ABLK ROOMS In a private family. For particu?
lars, apply ni THIS 11E,PIC?. H Reptembi r 11 ,
Ttl Itl.N l, THF, ? OM.HODIOUS AMI
pleasantly raiiintod two und n huh ?tory UUIOK
DW LL LIN li No. 62 IL-eel street, mirth side, near Pant
Hay. iv .h.- - Inn given nu lal September. Apply nt
THIS OFFICE. August 21
LUST.
T OST. -A II LAC ii SBTTP.lt OOO, FIVE
Xi innulhsolil. A 11 boral reward ?ill bo given Torilla
return U> hie owner, Southwest comer of Rnll and Itnt
ledgo streets, riepuunoer 13
FOR SALE.
IAOR SALK, SiiOO RED II ArtlTJUllC. BRICKS.
1 nearly equal lo Fire Bricks. Apply at No. 22 Wash?
ington street, cant side, four doom from Calhoun street,
to OEO. GARNER, Bricklayer. 2? Bepterober 17
BOARRINO.
IXOAltD WANTED IN A tlUlET NEIUil
Ad.lii-n H., ai Ibu ollie,.. vvfi? l? Mipteiitbci IS
BOARD ?VASTBD, TWO ROOMS WITH
Hoard. In wealed ina private lainllv, by a Ijdy und
three Chili:ran. Address, p. O. Drawer fill,
september 111 . 4.
BOA RHINO.-Til REE PLEASANT ItOOAIS
willi ?nod HOARD ran ba had mi iiiuilcill.il.. appll
call?n to No. U CHURCH STREET, ?mal mle. near
TiaddMnvt. Term? rraaranaMr. .lune Lt
EXCP:LLENT BOA lt IK A?J? VKilY LOW
rate*. Ill the moat 1. nt ral bu'llie?l |rirl nf lin ell v.
irltbonl luilglng, lu a pilvule house, eau Mar ba I rail.
Eoe pu 11,-ni.il ?. addi ci "X. I.." Permitir?. Mav IS
_REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
Mrs. BL J. ZERNOW
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER
friends and cuatoincro that she baa rc
' moved ber atock of MILLINERY* AND
STRAW GOODS TO NO. 3Cr? KINO
STREET, EAST SIDE, FOURTH DOOR
NORTH OF WENTWORTH STREET.
September IS mwf li
REMOVALT
GEOEGE CONNOK,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ETAS REMOVED FROM No. f.7 MEEI INO STREET,
CL TO DROWN STONE lilULHINO, No. 30 BROAD
iTHEET, formerly occupied hy Mcnsrs, C. D. CARR lt
-O._ _i-inwB _ September ll
REMOVAL.
TTHE SimsORIRERS nAVF. REMO V I? 1) TIIEin
i Wboleoalo Cruckury and Olaanwarc Enlubllnhiiicnl
rom No. ll Hayn, ntrcui to No. 187 Mooting street,
morly opposite Uayno atrcet, whero they offer for salo
t and below Now York price?, an extensive assortment
't Hoods, of direct Importation lier "Flllu d'Air" and
'Robert 0. Wlutbrop."
Alao, to arrive, from Liverpool. CO crated ansortril
?rockory per "Queen"' and "Yutmirrl."
At wbnleaalo and rotall, at No. 137 Mrnling hlreet mid
Io. 265 King sired.
WILLIAM 0. WniLDEN A CO.
Beptombcr !)
STORAGE.
"ATORA OE, TtlE MOST I 1 VI 'HAI. ANO
J conTenlentln tho city, at vary reaaonabla pi Ices,
>r COTTON, BICK. SALT. FERTILIZERS, fcc. Ac. In
anince, when desired, as low aa any in U10 city. Apply
> . GEO. W. CLARK & CO.,
Corner East Day and Cumberland streets.
September 17
HOTELS.
5. SWANDALE,
rnopRiEToit op Tin;
Mansion House,
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.
TBopnii-Toiis :
M. A. HUED.Of New Orleans.
. P. CORK ERV.Of Spottswood Hold, Richmond.
elegraph and Railroad Offlcoa in Rotunda o? Tlotol.
i^?J2_'_Brno_
ITEVENB IIOL-SE, Noa. SI. JI3, Xii AND ?7
J Droadrvay, N. V.. oppoallo Rowling Oreen-Cn Ibo
iropcan Plan-THU ST EVEN H HOUSE ia wcH and
? Vf *D0wn lo ?ho travelling public. Thc location ls o?
clally mntablo lo morchantn and buaiiioss men; lt la In
>M proximity to tba bnslncrn part of tho city-ls on
0 highway of Southern and Weilern I ra vol-and ailla?
nt to alt tho principal Bnllroadand Steamboat denota.
Tho STEV?NS HOUSE hui liberal accommndarlor. for
cr 300 gucala-lt la well furnlthed, and |>oaaesavs every
ttdern Improvement Tor thc comfort snd entertainment
lt? inmates. The roomn aro epaclcna and well ventl
ed-provided wlUi gas and waler-tb* altendaueo la
otnpt and respccirul-and tho table ls generously pro
"Kl willi every delicacy ot tho season si in ml era le ra?ca.
rLo roomn having boon rrrurnlsbnd and r. melele,1, we
1 anal" id to offer mira faclllllea for the rn uifort and
ainre "r our guesla. OEO. E. CHASE & CO.,
??T M_ton Proprietor?.
_FURNITURE, ETC,
URNITUREI FURNITURE !
IfANnFAOTUnRD BY
F. KRISTINA,
os. 96 omi 08 East Houston street,
New York Citr?
ix THIS FURNITURE, C0NST8TIN0 OF PARLOR.
LCHAMDER. MININO ROOM AND LIBRARY
ITS, ls of the Ulest styloa, and manufactured or tho
7 beat malcr?a], ander the personal supervision of th*
?prlator, and guaranteed.
'?rtica In the South dealring Ano noaanhold Furniture
I bo .implied direct from tho manufactory; Or HMM
iu| viaitiog New York will find lt to thole advantage lo
.mine thia Stock belora purr baaing cLsewhcre, All
sela warranted, wfmSmoa July ai
MEET!..US?
nOAKO Ol-' FIRKjUSTERS.
A HIMULWI MTTTITN'I OP THIS BOARD WILL HE
t\ li- M 7A.. Heming, >l ?Ito M -ii., t Hall, at H o'oluvk.
; ll. M. 8TIIOBKL.
September IH 1 Clari, ami flupi'iinliiidotit.
A Mil SE ME NTS T
BAITEAU RACE.
IiAiiTii s wno iNTnsii TO ENTF.M FOR TUE I
HM i: ?ill ilcimi.lt Ibrto dollar? at HID CH .1(1.1 S
ION DAILY M.Wo Ol- FICE, ?nd nt Ibo nauic time kimi
ii tl., lr nunn--, alio lt une? ol their Boat?, and al;-.-.. A
lat will ha found at Tm' XE WA Vnlrlei for tb? I'.ace
,rtll elm.! ".Suff day. tb? 2l?t. r?.ice ?? co?.* oj T. .:
??rt Ott; . Hi f. M., J for, Wt A /'.:.-. Al
Suph-mbM IC ?'?
EDUCATIONAL.
K??l*lttll Aikll VIIKROII HOAItliiMi AM>
DAY bCatOOL Foll YOUNG LADIES.
MUS. HltlsliANL WILL. ON TUE I I Ital ul- (Kilo
DElt. ri-nnnj tho dullen o' lier w-bmil, ni No. 9f
1,1 ii A ll I: STREET. Au ei.'luaivulr Hellun LeUrcnt'Iea
ul twelve will be rocflvu 1 al nu appoint?t boor. Tbcro
will ainu no u dopartmonl tor ?innil boye.
Septemlier IB_
.'HIM, H. E. TOUALEIl
1 STILL RESOUS THE EXERCISES OF HER PCHOOL
Vf ou Tuadav, Oclober Mt, at No. 17 PITT SHEET.
HcploroberlU_._ntl*
PENSION Ol1 KEV. OH. MYERS.
CTKST AVK? BRAUIHHM' MK I'LAlsHII (jilt
/ le I'rincipul do celie in :.i it ut iou nuuoucc
ii sos iiuiis et nu public en general <iue I'M
Oioissomenl continuel du uoiubre de son cleves
a n?cessite! le choix d'un clnblisbtiiont plu
coiivcntiblc. Ils'c?t donc procure la spacieuse
demeure sititcc nu coln nord-oiiesl desvites
Coming cl Hull. I.u bul de l'Institution elitiit
de pveparer pnrfailemenl 1rs (?l?ves pour le
Colli'gp ou pour les affaires, mi syst?me POSH
plot d'instruction rtrmenlaure it rte adopt
pom- ceux <[iti cn auront besoin, et ilea fa
rilii.-i par(lculi?>res soul o lie nos pour .'?find
des i-lasni?|ire.i, ties nmlhciualiqiics cl de
leime ilea livre?: Lu cuna?qiieiioc do .re'oenl
clinngitniPlits nu il n fallu Cuire dans 1'ndmln"
Ir.tliuu dc la pension, cl lineal dans lc but
d'avancer los int?r?t? dca iHnvca, lo prinoipal
sera assiste! pur M. JOHN (IAN NUN dont les
talent-. Roni connus, ci uni a ?I?jii beaucot
d'pxpt'riuncp dnna l'enseignement. M. GANNON
lil HM el mles arco distinction dans un des
meinem J colleges dc In France, ol onscigna
cunniie lo frau?aiti el les (tlnstiK|UCB arce eclat
au college de Menura pr?s Blois (FranOc)
Dee nvanmgcs rares el excellent", sont donc
offerts pour l'?lude du fran?ais sous sa diroc
Hon. Uno classe ?l?mentaire faisanlportio d
1' inst i! ul i on cst sous la charge uo Mademoisell
ROSA 1>I lilli,i:. ct totiles los different
brunches sont soumises H la surveillance per
sonnelle du principal. L'inltfrM de? cleves esl
consulte cn lout. Cours d'iuslrucliou: l'A
glaia, lo Franuala, lc Lntin, le Groe, l'Hchrcu,
l'Espagnol, ct l'Allemand.
September 4 w
EOt'CATIONAL ESTABLISH B?ENT OK
UFA'. DR. MYERS. ,
aTHE EXERCISES OF THF. ABOVE NAMED INSTI
. TUTE will bo r.?sill?n- I (D. V.) on WEDNESDAY,
October 3d, st tho Academy, corner or Coming snd Bull
street*. Ter mn mod?ralo, sud ronrso of lustruotlou
such sa will Impart a Hound and complete educaUon.
September a ?_mwf
UR. LOHII'S HO AUDI (VU AN? OAY SCHOOL
EOR YOUNO LADLES.
Mi?lUbi WILL BK RESUMED ON TBE FIRST OF
1J OCTOBER. All tho braucbas of s potito aduraUon
are taught. No extra cbargo for tho language*.
September i _?_wt
CLASSICAL.. MATHEMATICAL., I.NOl.ISH
AND FRENCH SCHOOL
AT). 82 VTEXTWORTU STREET.
rIE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE?
SUMED nu Tunda';. October 1. Young gentlemen
I will bo prepared tar college ur bunlnc.es.
II KN lt Y M. BRUNS. Principal.
A few boys will be rereivnd aa boarders in the family
of tb? Principal. mwO_Heplember IC
l-l m.I< SCHOOLS.
CITY OF CHARLESTON
MORRIS STREET SCHOOL.
TUTS SCHOOL WILL RF. OPENED ON MONDAY,
the '?3d mab, lor t.'olored Pcrnoua exclusively.
Appllrattons fop aduii'.lon will lin received al the
Sebool-bt nacen and after that date, between tho boors
of!) and 10 A. kl., daily m.ti) further r.nUce.
No pupila will be silmlllcd wan are under fi or over in
yenra ot' ag.-.
By order of Hie Hoard.
F.. MONTAGUE ?R1MKE.
heerclaiy Commissioners Fr. J Schools.
Bopb-mher 111_ _!!__
rust I.IM ACADF.DIV.
VALLE cnucnu.
THU 1NSTI1 OTION WILL RESUME ITS ACADEMIC
EXERCISES SEPTEMBER lat.
For Proaperluaea pleaxo address "MOTHER HUPE
H loll," Uraullnn Convent and Academy, Columbia, So.
. lum Sitntombur*
COPARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE.
milt: nu-Ain M.itMiii' HKRKTOFijRK FJUATINiT
L between tbe uitderaigiit-il. lu tbti PLAIN lNi. Ml LI.
ni,I LCM ltr.it hii-iucA*. under Hm Orm of EUAHOH A
MALLONEIi. bas been Thia Day ill.-..iv. d. by mutual
.-..nr. nt. .11IHN 0. MAI.LONEE alono la aulhortlcd to
?ellie Hie afluir- ur Hie raid copartnership.
1). 0. EBA non.
JOHN C. MALIGNER,
cumin-.ION, Heptember ii, I Mn.
September ? Imo
Ntll'ICK.
flUlK I MU I ; M. i.'. I i > IIAVINil l-UKCUASEi) ALL
L Mr. RUAtKin'il mi.,.-M lu HieabovnCopanuerahip,
will eontliiite on hi. own acenunt tho bualneaa, ben to.
fornroiidiiete l by Ibu late linn, ol EHAUfin At MAL
LONEK. at HIP ram? nlare, nORLRF.CKS WnARF. near
Ibo Nnrlheaitb rn linn .. i.
JOHN C. M ALLON F.I'.
t'H.vr.Li tu'., September I!, 18fi7.
September 0 lino
TAILORING, ETC.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE RESUMED Till'flt FORMER (MERCHANT
TAILORING) BUSINESS, at their old ?tami. No.
H BROAD STREET, and aro now prepared to erectile all
order? in I br lr line; also, to taco order? for nrakinu
SHIRTS AND SHIRT BOSOMS as heretofore.
Wo have also on hand, as SOLE AOENT for ibis Stale.
"tile WHEELER A WILSON SF.WINO MACHINE,"
v. bieli we sell at factory prices.
Thankfid lo Ibc public for their rnrnicv bberal patron?
age, wc would repcctfully solicit a conUuuanco of tho
same. EDGERTON A- RICHARDS.
BepinroMr iii n
DRY GOODS, ETO.
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS!
milK ATTENTION OF THE TRADE U SPEOIALLV
X in me, l lo our Fall and Win ter stock ol
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
X)_EA_"TT GOODS,
which ls now c?mplelo lu every dejiartniout. In
?VOOI.L.~fVS AND BLANKETS,
adapted to Planters' use, wo have a huge stock, to rrb icb
wo luvllo epocial atlaultou.
M A HSHALIi, BURUE & BOWEN,
No. 143 ntfLKTING STREET.
Heplember 7 , . 2mos '
DENTI8TRY.
DENTIST.
TJOOM8 AT HIS RESIDENCE, NORTHWEST COR
IA NEB ot Muting and Society Street-.
Juna ID - , "' . Tilmo
TOBACCO, ETC.
JOSEPH SCHROEDERy
COMMISSION AND WHOLESALE
DEALER IN SEGARS,
Leaf ami Manufacturod ToltaccoV
SKI. SI EXCIIAkfOR PLACE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
a?v A fine aaaortxaant or OonnocUcnt, Havan I aud
ara Leaf Tobacco always on hand.
September HI imo
m wm*
SEGAE STORE,
OltNER II It O A DAV A V A \ I) 17 III STREET,
NEW YORK.
CHE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE
bis Southern friends. Tho rlloloent HAVANA BE?
AUS, of all the leading brands, willi a goneral aston
lent of Hmokera' Artlel.-i alway a on bani
func j_ D. OITOLENGUI. Agent.
PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THF. MIT.,I,I?N ! !
WILL SEND, POST-PAID, 60 PHOTOGRAPHS OF
. tbe most celebrated Adora [or CO renta; CO Artre>*e?
r 60 rents; SO Union Generals for SO cents; BO Rebel
rnerals for Rn cents; so Statesmen for SO cents; SO boan.
[ni young Ladles for M eents: SO nns-looklng young
enllemeii for f.0 cenia; fl large Photographs of French
m el nu Girls, In .ntl H m e. lieunUfully colored, exactly a?
ny appear, tor CO am?; or lur 60 rants, Cot Ibo moat
?utiful Ladiea nf the Parfaian Ballet Troupe, aa they
.pear In tho play of Ibu Black Crook, al Nlblo'a (larden,
BW York.
Send all ordera lo P. O. Box 177, J'^y, N. Y.
May 13_ lyr
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,
PUBLISHED IN WTNNSBORO' fl. .G.. AITOEDS A
pro?lahlo xnedlom for tbs advarliatog public ?.i
uvrleAton. - ,
We r. apectmlly eollcit their patronage for our mutual
nofil.
- ftAn.LARD, D&SPOBTES ii WILLIAMS.
Hoy* rober 15
GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS.
GUNNY ( LOTH. "
< nie bl
i'ianR .v co.'s
HapteiislMT IM No. I'M KaM Hay
v II.SK EYK, WINKS A'T.KJTJO?JS.
ll li I s WMIHatl V ..(if bli ll HIN I 11 ll Mil KJ,
M M F miallllra .,,,.1 ,.ii....
ihl ranee l in. I Wm. h
1)0 ..?..-. Ketilfdsni Krliuspim
IM . HA? Hun.!.. liici, .uiin,i... Hum (,."?. Hum.
Now ii. r.in limn. shu ry v> mu, Pot? Wim-, M ? k 1. ?
Vivons, arc., atc.
1000 dozoii ot tbo above nt cuan.
September 17 ULX'
SALT, 8YR1JP, M
I rt A A SAOU MIT KO it Klip, ix i.... i,
1 ()Uv ?o'? purebaatm, m le^ tema niiru.-t ian ?
MO Ulllil (lilt tiri? J-inn
lim harrell Syrup.
?tai tiarruU Sn?ar.
IMHO kcgM N ul*.
S<M) Ima* Sim!.
imtu busca tirari nat,
Inn liuivit sim nh.
I'Mi i I nu.VJ Soap.
100 bon? Tobacco, fcc, Ar.
l or aal? by UKO. W. u.AliK li Cc
Si-ptomhrr Ifi_
Hl???Y CLOTH t GUNNY CLOTH !
1 f\f\ PAXES GUNNY CLOTH. EXTRA BEATS
JA/VJ IOU Koli? On un y tUotli, Extra Ucavy.
Juil rcrCivoAi For
r.eptemlier 11;
li ALIX ti ?UH'??.
1 f\i \ COILS MANU.I.\ ItO?'.
_LU\_J Jill? O.illx Hnup Itrp??.
?"> Oiile Julo H il r.
Just received aud lot ?alu cheap Cor raab, by
September 1(1 i__ Om, W. CL AUK k CO.
BREAD ! BREAD ! HUE AD !
1 /Ti/"aA BOXES A lt.MY ll lt KAI).
1UUU Foraalohy OED. W. CLARK at CO
september in
SETH'S Rl'l?TON ALE?
llAltltELS JUST RECEIVED OK TU AT CELE
nilATEIi ALE, by
OHO. W. cl.A UK ic CO.
Seplnmber bi
10
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLIAM IL (IILLILANR it SON,
Rmi Esiuii'.AKa'iiis, Auctioneers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE NO. SJ BASKE bTIlEET.
Rcnl'mWr V _
WILLIS & (?I1IS0LM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGP.NT S.
"IXTILLATTENIl TO TUE PURCHASE, BALE AND
V?' SUI I'M EMT llo Foreign anil Donielle IMrt>)uf
COTTON, ItlOE, LUMUKU ANO NAVAL STORES.
A t i. AN i li \\ ll \H K, Charleston, S.C.
r. WILLIS.A. n. cmsoi.nl
Oeloherafi
MlTIOKi
TUE RTIU'PINO AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
vill for the pri sont lie eairlral 011 as usual hy tim
undersigned at No. 18 Eaat Hay, our ibe More forlornly
occupied by 0KAIO, TOOMS! *. CO.
All pcrsDaSjbavlng individual delina moat preterit Hie
aime, ami linn--- indebted Individually will makn pat?
ine ni lo JOHN TTJOMFY.
July 50 _.
RTITR~OADST
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE
CHARGES FOR FREIGHT,
?i / BY THE
UR EAT INLAND AIR LINE ROUTE,
1.ROM BOSTON, NEW YORK, PD1LADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE TO CHARLESTON.
SHIPPERS WILL PLEASE NOTICE TUF. FOLLOWING
TARIFF OK TIlROlKill HATES :
From Baltimore tn Charleston, S. <'.
First-claw* Goods.il.tts per ino nonada.
Seeoud-rleaa minde. 1.21 P'l- 18? pound*.
Third-class Q oe de. 1.10 per Hil noami]*.
Fourth-clans O nod*.... Sd pat lim pound*.
Firal eluBB (toad*.HM pei Uki pollada.
Second clap* floodn. l.-l?l por in? pound*.
I hlrd-rlaea (lends. I.ia per 1?0 pounds
Foiirtli-cla*8 Ouoihi. Wi par WO pnunda.
I 'li 1 lu il r I pl 1 li? lo < Inn li linn, \ In A li nOlllC'H"
al.- Railroad.
I'lrst-cluw Ooodn.SI.?! |*r loo |K)inids.
Second.claes Hoods. 1.19 per 100 pouuiU.
Thlrd-rlsea Onida. 1.17 i>or 100 pounds.
Fnnrth-rlaas Gooda. LOI per 100 pouane.
Kew y m t. m Charleston.
First-class (lo.H]a.$1.411 l>er Iud pnunuu.
Sivnnd-ilas.-i Goodr. 1.20 per 100 pounds.
Thlnl-rlasH Onoda. 1.12 per 100 pounds.
FnMrth-ctaaa .Goods. tri i>cr liai pomidi>.
Hi..Inn IO 1 ti n 1 Lulim.
; .. i - Honda.il.Sti i>er lim pound*.
Sivouil-rlasH Oonda. I.:i4 par IOU pounds.
Thlrd-clae* (hinda. 1.17 per 100 poundi.
Fourtli-claeB Oonda. IW per 100 pounda.
Oooda from Borton, New York and Philadelphia trio
etcaiuer) mnel hr insured by tbe ahippcr to Norfolt,
Virginia; ralo of insurance ?' percent.
Ooods from Philadelphia (ria Amunucaste) and from
Baltimore arc insured by the Companies.
All goode ordered to be shipped by the PEACOARD
AND INLAND AIR LINE, muet be 00 markod and de?
livered to our Agents, aa follows :
At Boatoii. E. 8AMP30N, End of Central lYbari.
At New Tort, N. L. McCREADY, No. 187 Greenwich
.1.cd, comer Dey.
Al PhlUdelpbla (ria steamers). W. P. CLYDE, No. lt
North Delaware Avenue.
Al Hallimnre, E. B. PARKS, Bay Lino, tool Onion
DocL-.
AS"- In Shlppinii n.iKl.t from Philadelphia, he core
fill to mark the Partages, and note on Bill ni' Lading
whether it la tn lie lm tvaiilcd by Clydc'e Steamers, or
via Annamoselc. E. O. OHIO,
Oon. Rnpt. H. and rt. It. II.
M. L. FREMONT.
Gen. Supt. W. end Wi B. B.
WM. MAO RAE.
Gen. Supt. W. and M. K. R.
f). H. SOLOMONS,
Gen. Hopi. N. E. ll. lt.
For further information, apply to
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD OFFICE
September l'.l
DOUBLE DAILY
AL? RAIL PASSENGER ROUTE
ItRTWEEN
ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS
Chntauooga end Grand Junction,
1 1 IUI >l till IN FOIITV.NINB HOURS.
Tit A1 NH LEAVE ATLANTA DAILY At 8:13 A.M, AND
7 :CO P.M., making CIOBO connectlona at ell pnlots
\nivlng at New Orleaua at 8 P.M. aud 11:40 A.M.
4S*-Pa ese agers bytralnaoftheOeorula Railroad make
cl ?se oonnactlona with thia roula at Albinia.
MO STEAMBOATS OR OMNIBUSES ON THIS ROUTH,
ELEGANT SLEEPING COACHES ON ALI. NIOHT
TRAINS.
BAGGAGE OBEOEED THROUOH. FARE AS LOW A S
. ?iii ANY <n ul.H m H ; ri;
THROrJOH TICKETS OOOD UNTIE USED
Can lie'ohtalned at General Ticket omeo, Atlanta, Qa.
Seorgia Railroad, Alignais," Ga.; Sonth Carolina Railroad,
Charlealon, fl. C.; South Carolina Railroad, Columbia,
?. C. JOHN D. PECK, Manier Transportation,
July 13 Oreo ' " Wealarn and AUantio Railroad.
AMERICAN
JAD PENCIL COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Factory, Hudson City, N. J,
V HOL ESA LE SALES ROOM
NO, 34 -IOIIV STREIKT, NEW YORK.
A LT. STYLER AND 0BADF3 OF LEAD PENClLi'
nf superior quellty aro inaniifiotnrcd amt oftere.1
at fair lonna to the Trade. The public ara invited
to give the AMERICAN LEAD PUNCH, the pro
I fere nee.
THE PENCILS ARE TO BF. HAD AT ALI. Till;
PRINCIPAL KTATIONKRH AND NO I ION
? ' DEALERS.
ASE FOR THE "AMERICAN LEAD rKNOH,. "
_ io 11 kio;. I AL.
nnEFFlELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, )
EnotKCsnii.-o DrtpaanixnT, I
Yin. COLLEQB, November 10, I81G. )
t have always reeommendrd tho I'aber Polygrade
adPenclls aa the only penclU Oiled for both ornamun
and mathematical drawing; bat, aftor a thorough
Ll of Ihn American Polygradn Lead Penella,' man
lelured by Die Amerieau l#aJ Pencil Company, New
rk, I find Hi. in auperlor to any pencil In uso, even to
i Fahe'C or the old English Ounilierland Lead Pencil.
lng a superior pencil for aketohing, ni-iuunrnlal and
rbanlcal drawing, and all tho ordinary ueea of a lead
nell. .. .
rbeeo pencils aro very finely graded and have a von
ooth lead; even the aoftaat penolla hold tho point well;
17 are all that can be desired In a panelL It gives me
rat pleasure lo be able to aaaoro Americans that thoy
ll no longer ha compelled to' depend upon Germany or
j other foreign market fbriaaaotla. i
' - , .LODT8 HAIL,
Profeiaor ofDr> vlng, Aa,
AUi PKHCILS ARB ?Tivaren:
f?r '-AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL CO. N. Y."''
lone pennine vflthont the exact Dame or Uta firm
*10 December 18
UnoCERV AND MmCElUNEOUS
JOHN B. TOGrNI
UAH HEMOVPO i'ROM
Nu. Ith tu Nu, isn Mcotiiig-si.,
opposm: M vuKi r STREET.
,\n.| n..'.In.i.ill, i-i lil' fud bl inti,
?lnCKIli: 111 Will ul li\t>I'Y TO SERTE HTS
VI niemtn r... i iii? (.nilli.- ? - lormerly with micM
Ir v in,muntre III kl? Hilt. i?UatallM| ot IMPORTED
HAVANA auiSAii^.i in WIN? A::? COKING TOBAC
.o l-irrs FRESH litt ITA rn ur ION ANO UOSIF8
IKMT.LNCU l'OSl KCiiONK.-ti. PltK-iLRYES. PA?
KfTS. fcc, A t,
?U >.
Jual a:itv-I li-io -N-w York u I;-; ..I PHOICF. SV? FEV
HAKT1?TT VE VU? Thvibvv ?ill bi sold In 4?U>U<
ilea t-i -.un i-uii hanoi* et (bc- l'ii-.? -.: .aili ptlos.
Country orders utiende.l to. 1_Hopieutbar la
'FLOUR ! FTO?R ! FLOUR !
-.iiiii MIT: (Xl'.WP.I.Ititv li:AM KILLS) KAM<
,'->\ f ll.i Fl IMIH
awi io. I?- lAiiuuda Milln) Hilft?* wwi Kult? (* ur
ii"; hermia UM -.upi iiin.i UakM'arivm
Md harret* ?tiMIamao ilaW* Flour
I Wi banals I.m.).ri ed 1-luUi.
In Mot?, mu? t.ir ?il . l.j
soi-tdiiii. i n i STENHOUSE & OO.
NlTEKiOK WESTERN HEMP
nopii.
'->!' \? ? t.OU/l SI'PEIUOEWESTERN IIEMP ROPE.
')\J\J Foi ?nb-IA MORDECAI A CO.
Svpieuilwi i..
WIME M i M. ASSES.
-">"J\ IIAHKKLS Pit I ME MOLARRE?t ix DAItltELS.
?0\' l'or allens MORDECAI1 at CO.
isrytembrr in ri
W?1ITE V H ?VI iST?N CORN.
n/\i\if \ ttVX?a?l SUPERIOR WHITE MARY?
J.K t\ t\ t LANI) COHN.
For ?al?) fri.ni tlu- wharf by
s.-ploinbei- 111 .1
POTATOES, STE IT ?ACON, ETC..
nkCBlVKD Krill" S i i : \ nun IM II A ni'iov .
1/\ BRIA FINIXr.LV? KRDX WHITK POTATOES
ll KUI! m muid NL-M 111 .laklast Bacou .Strip?
Now Lill ri No. I Mackerel
Now Codfish,
l'or silo by ORO HER A MARTIN.
Sin ri??anra tn N. M. Porter & Cu.,
Fapieniber it; wwi _ *to. ma Ktag atreet.
DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS, ftc.,
JI7.NT LArVllli-D.
? (\ BBT.S. DOUBLE IIKTIKEL) i;lt?aHr.D S?7I3?H
MT fi t.1,1,. Fiuu Pnw?ero.l Su?.u
.. bbls Cut Loaf Su,-ii
IS bbii. A wbitoaud Extra C Bitaar
i .-.i,- Double Iii nue J bust' Sugar
A aupplv English Island and .Mn, ova Jo brown
Sugar
0 bbls. Extra Sugar linnie Syrup, Amber Color
Muscovado MoU**e*
For aale by 11 m : IU.it A- MARTIN,
Silcvanoiv to LS. M. Porters: Co.,
Soplmiihr-r li) in".' Nu. ?Jfl King atreet.
FRESH TEAS.
.1 ll M 'V lt K I' K I V K D.
fij HALI' CnRRTS CHOICEST MOYONfc HYSON
ej TEA
fi ball ehest* Extra Moyutn llyson Toa
fi ball cheeta Sweet t.m-, and ot full atreuglli Im?
perial Tea, St Cl) per lb
C ball lin '.li Eitra Curious M.. vu un Young Hyson Toa
'i bait Chista chou cit Pearl IJ-.II Hun p.nv. ter Tea
ft half chests Finest Hulong Taa
?". bair cheeta Choleo Koallah Ureakfaat Souchong Toa
fi half chaola Fine Engltah Breakfait Tea, ofgood flavor
I and atreugtb, al St GU pur lb.
For sala by ORUBKRAiMARTrN.
Suocaaaorto N. M. Porter At Co.,
September ir, raws No. 236 Slog atreel.
(iW??~ciiOTii.
I 7A BOLLS-ADOPT SIXTY YARDS EACH.
L I VJ For sale at
MEETtNfl STUFET ICE HOUSE.
September li _
2.?/"?/">, DOUBLE TWILLED SEAMLESS SACKS
LIVERPOOL SALT
7 'ila) balea Heavy Standard IUtgRing
COO wliolo and hair Celia Richardson's iirect.ta.ni
and Mtsnourl ncuii> Hope
Corfe, Sugar, Mnlaaaes, Candios, Ac, icc.
FUR BALK LOW BY
GKO. W. WTbLUHS & CO.,
WHOLESALE (?ROMS,
llayuc Slrpel;, Clini losloii, S. C..
iiptomborll _ ._w.fm?
LEA & PERRINS'
CELEBRATED
woiunRniiiRii SAUCE.
I?UO\?IU.VC?!'.n EXTRACT
UV ?-7 i.r a letter from s
COXN??aSKIIIMI I] M*^'CAL<1ENTLEMAN
? J al M nb SK to lita
rnnr ?in OKI.? Brnlhcral
^ffi?aW0RCESTER, May.
(?00(1 Smico mi:
2 " loll LEA ii PER
AMT) arpUMout ^HBS; HINS that tholr SAUCE
VRS??St I* highly esteemed In In
. ?iv?r?^ ?Rs, and is, tn my opinion,
Dtnsnv r . uri. nv ^SSi^ ""> n,0N? palatable, aa
Ka KHI \ AKIKTl iag?*TT?woll as tho most wbole
UHtlSXJaoma SAUCE that ia
OP I USU. ?aHK^natto/'
Thu SHi-rfaM ol tlil-i uioi.t (Uli.-lou-i auJ uni lyalls 1 con
.linn ni lu\-tng ..m .-.i io un unpriuiipled d?flora to
apply Ibo name lo Kpurtaui Compoundt, tho P-JBUO ta
rrtpfClfitUu ami mrnrMn roquealed to aee thal the name
af LLA ?V Pennrs-H ar? npou the WRAPPER. I. A PF-.'.,
STOPPER and BOTTLE.
Manufactured by
I? E A Si i- i. ii ii i \ s , ll'ore ?star
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
isl nw? -X-?H?,
AOENTS FOR THE UNITEt) STATES.
JOHN MAC GREGOR Si CO.,
NOS. 178 AND 160 PF.ARL-ST.,
ivVifi rbr?',
IUPORTEHfJ, MANI IF ACT URER3 ANO DEALERS TH
INDIA. SCOTCH AND KENTUCKY DAQOINO.
OHNNY BAOS AND BURLAP SUITABLE FOR WHEAT
AND CORN SACKING ; uleo, a largo and complete atork
or BALE HOPE, embracing Western macblne-mada
Benin, Manilla, ? lui and Jute, Baling Twlnoa, ole, all nt
whlrti tboy oller st fair prices.
July-' I . _ 2m?
" THOMAS R. AGNEW~
HiK.i.ira AKTI t.ruEE nt
Pine Ururerlrs, Cltolcv Teas, !.:;<-.. EUI,
NOS. 'ir.il and 2fli ORFr.NWTCH-ST,, COR. OF MUR RAI'
NF.W YORK.
Novcnilier
OLD SS5 S ST0R?
E. H. KELLERS & CO.,
(LATE i'll I \ ?. DORN)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
No. 131 MEETING STREET,
Third door above Market
HAVE LATELY .RECEIVED I.A nub ADDITIONS TO
their usual stork nf pure and fresh
DRUGS
MEDICINES
DYK STUFFS
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FANCY GOODS
PTNE SOAPS
TOU.KT TOWDERS ': . '
POMADES
COSMETICS
COMBS
PBuan
EX tBAOTfJ, ? o.
:omprasing Invoices from tbs molt ropn?abls mann,
acturers. On hand, all lbs prior ipil
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES,
ucl udln ? Preparcliona of AYER, JAYNE, HALI., CHEV
iLDZR, DAVIS, WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, Ao. A lao, a
uga assortment ol
URGICAL INSTRUMENTS
TRUSSES
M IDDLE BAOn
MEDIl.TNE OnESTfl
GLASS
I ETAL AND O?TTA PERCHA GOODS
OI.sSSWARK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Oraal attention ia paid io th? importation sud seleo.
un of
'URE AND FRESH DRUGS,
ul non? other ar? allnwe?l to go cul of tbs Establish-.
rat
PRESCRIPTIONS coinponndod
illi neenracy, nod tho public can
qi cn <l ou the ntmost 'reliability hi
do execution of onions, y ' ?ci
.O.KELLERS,M.D.It HAER.M.D
March tl .-.--j.-.'
The . GreeuTllle Mouutal?eer
8 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT ?1 SO PEU
? TO**. ? a trance. Advert! acm nu ta inserted aA tbmal
ft- G. K. KLVORD,
10 Editor an? r?opruto?^