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1 _ rs ?itt ft U VA i 3lU VOLUME V.T?O. 650. -1 ' gcc'y Bcvrmnl -!-. CHAEL._o. o., THURSDAY MORNING-, SEPTEMBER IQ is?7 TELEGRAPHIC. Our Calilo ?>H|niH lim. LONDON, September IB. -An Informal mooting pf tho del?gate? of tho I'nu-Atigticsu Synod hau boon called by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Bishops Hopkins, of Vermont, Odcnhoitiier, from New Jersey, and many Episcopal clorgymou from tho United Statoa. Col. Kelly, a Fenian leader, was arrested, at Man? chester yesterday and taken to Dublin. Tho fit net ftl of a supposed Fenian diroctor was attonded br BOOU persons. Tho King or Prussia will review the militan- of tho Grand Duchy o? Haden nevi weok. by Invita? tion of tho Grand Duke. The Cabinotof Uorlin and Vienna are negotiat? ing ii new commercial treat v. Tho Volonte, from Oporto for Now York, was lost near Madeira. No particulars. LONDON, September 18-Noon.-ConsolB flt 9-10 Bonds 72{. . LivEarooL, September 18-Noon_Cotton steady and more doing. Salsa 1200 bales. BreadstnfTS s toady. LONDON. September 18-Two P. M.-Console 94 13-16; Bonds MI. LrvEBPooL, September 18-Two P. M.-Cotton very active bul not quotably changed. Brondalulla qnlot. Provisions firmer. Pork 7is. Wu nil! um on News. WasnrKoiON, September 18.-Tho Presidential party arrived safely al 1 o'clock this morning. Among th? Monos at Antietam, Just west of tho main stand, and within tho cemetery oncloBiire, is a limestone rock, six foot Iniig bv two or three feet high, known far and wide Ihroughout Washington county as "Leo Hock." from tho fact, it is Huid, that Genorsl Loo Btood thereon during the Onrcrst of the light at Antietam, directing the operations of the Confedcralu army. During tho dav, parties of curiosity huutors wero busily engaged' clipping away_ piecoa ol the rock aa relics. McClellan's position during the fight was pointed out neara rod farm bouso, ln^n |?j?ition aa little less oom luatiduiK tuan thai occupied by L?>o. ' The following illustrates tho harmony nf tho ceremonies. The "loudly called for" ?overnor Geary, of Pennsylvania, on the conclusion or tho address of. ex-Governor Bradford, showed that many. PeuTisvlvsnians were present, omi that thero was an undercurrent of ill-fcoling on account or i some slight, real or fancied, to thoir Oovernor, in his name not appearing In the programme Tho outcry for Governor Geary for tho time being ? overpowered tho calls for tho President, and pro- I rooted a word of the reading of tho poem from ? being hoard. Tho brass band essayed to perform a piece with as little effect; and finally, after a I burned consultation on the stand. Governor Gean- < waa induced to present himself, and asked that , the programme should bc gone through with without interruption. When ho subsequently r spoke, after tbs proceedings wore ended, be < showed considerable feeling. \ The President aud member? of tho Cabinet " left the stand while Gov. Goan- was speaking, in ? ordor to proceed to Reedvsville'to tako tho train, ' ana this proceeding was taken bv some of tho t monds of tho Govornor as sn intentional slight. , Gov. Goary opened his speech as follows: "Fol- , low-citizens, after all you have hoard to-day I had 1 auppoaed yon would want nothing more. Tho \ programmo opened arid concluded with prover. . Those who havo waited must como in at tho'lost 1 hour. But, my irieudB, I still have a place in tho 1 hcarta of tho people. (Applause.) When von come to Pennsylvania we'll let even- bodv speak. 1 Wo want to hear thanks to Alnughty God for his , preservation ?nd caro of tho country. We have BO gag. (Applause.) Wo havo rio programmes ' lor this purpose (Itonowod applause.) We have ,. no gag on our programmes.'' Gen. Grant orderod by telegraph thU looming 1 a report of tho sanitary condition or tho armv in 1 the 6th Military District. r Advices from tho City of Mtxico lo tho nth, and ? Vera Cruz tho UL stato that Juarez refusod to de- ? l!J.or n? M?im,"?n,?' body to Admiral TogothoiV, J without douumnnlary request from Maximilian's .' Kinsmen. . Oplloptor Callicol lins given bail In $50.000. $2601000 Kevcu"p receipt,, to-day amount to * Tho Maryland constitutional election is uro- r greasing quietly. The adoption ot tho Conulitii Hon by a large majority ie certain. Il aboliabci test-oaths from Confederates and admits negro tes- 1 tunony in tho Courts. " Tne following officers of tho steamer Taconev. L ordered from Pensacola to Portmoutb, New Hamp ?nlTS, In oonsequenoe of fovcr, died at Bea : Mid- 1 smpmiri Hubert M. Griffin: Carpenter Wm. Giles; o Third Assistant Eugineor Nicholas. i A Grand Lodec of Odd Fellows, in session at New York, consumed the first davin ari/iinients 11 regarding non-ofllcial membors. * h Thero was 512 deaths in New York last weok. a n decrease of 49. . ? u^?r^ ??S i" Rt Heal'?e Springs, Virginia. fl ile bas beou tU, but to uow convalescing. a. Edward Spengler writes from tho Dry Tortugas n ^PtBniber 6, that ho is huBj djjr nnd.n?flUt...rvik.- >. po?t "doctor be?Sgf"aici:,'fa treating yellow favor " very successfully. v Many oterks nt the departments are framiug > copiea of the President's proclamation. From tl i iii nm ii 11 HIOBVONTI, Soptembor 18.-Gen. Schofield issaod h sn order, altering Ibo oyster Hw of tho State so as j-, to prescribe dry measure for liquid measure, PI- . tending time to ninety days for oysters owned by " non-reaidtnts, to be laid 'out in Virginia, waters, ii and ordering that the t33 of three cents por bushel j, be paid but once, aud (hon by persons carrying . oysters to market or shippiug them from the Stat?. , r The voting on the railroad subecriptiou closed t to-day without altering the result. About 200 0 black voles woro thrown out from Ihc fact Hint they hod forgotten tho names .they had regisl'ifcd ? by, nnd handod in their >oteo under different u names. _ r Olen. Beauregard tn ?Vc??' Yorif, NEW YOBS, Bop! ember 18-A par tv of Southern " gentlemon gave a dinu.n- to ?len Beauregard, at the Now York Hotel. In tb* coarso of his remarks, * the General elated thal no had received tempting t offere from Euglii-b ?pitabais to take np hts real- i dence lb England, ss superintendent of extensive n engineering works in that country, but ho bsd con eluded upon calmly surveying thc different govern- I menta of tho world, their status and their in- v bereut utrongth; that thia country possessed the j moat eblo of any government existing on the faco of tho earth, nnd that fur bia part ho waa deter- ' mined to spend his life under the flag or tho gov- t eminent that was thc moat stable and least liable , ? to disorganization. It was nothing short of sheer nonsense to think ot another rebellion, ir they ' wanted to raise one tboy could not. It was utter- I ly impossible, and will bo impossible for them to do so for the next geneiation. . Prom Nashville. NASHVILLE, Septombcr 18.-A delegation Iron? Jackson county have arrivod with a petition for the removal of'tho militia, who are depredating. The delegation includes Sonator Muse, a Radical. The threo militia who aro implicated in tho mur? der of .iinjiir Hartman, havo escaped. I i om Angtislo. AoauSTArSoptembor 18.-An inoffensive white citizen was sot upon this ovening and badly cut by s ildiors, who, it is supposed, took him for a calorad man. The soldiers and froodmou, prominent in tho Ute disturbance, have boon a iron tod. Tho former will be triod by court-martial, and thc latter by civil court. from NOV I Irl en in. NEW OBLEAKS, September 18.-The deaths by yellow fever dining the 24 hours preceding BIZ o'clock thia morning, amount to 46. Tho fever ls spreading among the towns in the interior nt tho State. A colored Judge presided for the first time this morning on tho bench or the first District Record? er's Court of this city. marine Neave. > NEW YOBS, September 18. - Arrived, the Granada, from Oharleaton. _ . . Domestic Maricela. NOON DISPATCD. NEW YOBS, Siptcmber 18.-Flour a shade firmer. Wheat ll cts. better. Oats lo2c. lower. Pork 241 a34i. Lard and Whiskey quiet. Cotton dnll ai 244 to 26. Freights quiet. Turpentine a littra caster, 69a60. Rosin steady; common j-lal 06. Stock hoavy and excited. Money 6 per cont. Ster? ling OJaOJ. Gold strong ut 145j. '02 coupons ii?!. EVENISO DISPATCH. Cotton steady, salos 900 baloo at 24Ja26. Flour active, advanced lCa20 cents; Stato $0 iUa$n. . Wheat activo, and la2 coats better ; Amber State $3 60; White Southern 12 40. Com active; West em mixed ii 25n$l 27. Oats active G9a70. Pro ' visions steady. Mess Pork ?21 ?1. llroccnos quiet and dull. Turpentine 69}. Rosin $4a$8. Froigbte steady. Stocks hoavy and excited. Monoy Ca7 per cent. Oold $1 4SI. '62 registered bonds fl 091 ; Ooupone $1 14 j nil 14|. Foreign oxchango quiet at 91B9J. Tho gold market strengthened by decline of Dondsin Europo, and roports of further troubles in tho cotton trade. Governments dull. ft tock? much depressed, and almost panicky at tho close ;'pilcos miling 1B2 per cont . . The balance in the Soh-Troaeury is ,tl20,000,OC<) in gold. BAx.TXMOnT., September 18. -Corfoo quiet; Rio sold at 17Je. Flour quiet; somowha i firmer. Wheat flrin; primo to choice rod $2 40a2 00. White Com $1 20} yellow tl 28. Oats 62aG6c. Provisions quiet and ?inner. > _ OESCIWNATI, Soptoml>or 18.--Flour in firm de? mand at full pries. Oom finn at $1 03 for No. 1. Provisions finn, all articles higher. Mess Pork in demand at $24, but could not he bought nt less than $26. Bacon held at Monier, for shoulders and clear sides. Lard 13Jc. WrxanwoTON, Beptcranor 18,-Spirits Tnrpcntino 64. Rosin stoady, $3a0 76, Weather clear and - very favorable to colton crop. NEW OBLEAKS, flcptcmbor 18.-Sales 400 bales; unchanged; Low Middling 2Uc; receipts 691 bsles. Sngar, primo Louisiana Rio. No Louisiana molasses in market. Flour quiet and firm. Corn ir? better domand; yellow and wbito mixed $1 ISa 1174; white $120. Oat* finn nt 73a76c. Pork dull and drooping at $27 15. Bacon steady and firm; shoulders lue.; clear sides 15?c; sugar-cured hams 264c. Lard firm, in tierces Mic Gold 145} al46|. Sterling 664.159). Now York sight ex ohango i per cont, premium. Mosixz, Septomber 18.-Cotton in fair demand. Balea 800 bales; closed quiet and steady; Mlddings Mo: receipts, 123. AoacoTA, Septomber 18.-Colton more active sties, 89 balea; Middlings, 21 Ja 22c. SaTANSAB, Beptomber 18.-Cotton quiet aud un obanga>d)sales, 110 bajos; Middlings, 224o; receipts, 3(0 halas, ... OW T1IK AVINO. 7\> ?hi- Rtttor nf the (fharleaton iKti'y it?wat Tho closing reuiarkti of my previous K-ttor, re? lating lo Hrauchvillo, arc perhaps lioblo lo miscon? struction. Who? I said Hint Brauchvlllo li ml nut made such progiess an vro might havo reasonably expected from ila favored situation, I dtd not moan to derogate from any mont or credit, whicb i-i its dut. Brauchrillo, as you aro doubtless aware, waa on ono of Ibo cibern?tica of RUEHMAN'H "swat;.,'' and that distinguished general mado hin mark on tilia littlo unpretentious railroad village. Thc war was scarcely over, howovor. before enterprising mon aol to, and rebuilt the town, so that now it stands boforo ibo travollqr in moro /han its pristine, antebellum splendor. OJO of Ibo improvements near Bi andi ville, noticed by me for Ibo first limo last week, is tho curvo, by moans of which tho traiua are "shifted" from the Columbia to tho Hamburg sido of tho road, sud vico veraa, without luru-table. Thia arrangement, T un (Vorstand, waa devised and pcr footod dui inf. UK- war, u?a is nf great service and convenience to tho company, A few miles from Branchville we cross the Eilis to Hiver-very high ut present, and the woods and swamps adjoining all under water. Midway, Bamberg, Orahaiu'? Turn Out, all thriving villages and railroad stations, succood onch oilier at intervals or about two miles. About two o'clock Ibo cain reached Blackville, ninety niile-B from Chai leaton. lloro I stopped and looked around mc. Blackville waa "located" in 1827, aud oallcd alter Major BI.\CK, an ongiuoer connected with tbo rail? road then in process of construction. Tho people Bf BatHwsdl Q. *.>. ('en mites trom blackville), it is ?aid, wore an jealous of lha rising fame and pros? perity of the nasront village, that out of petty apito they only spoke or ila peoplo an Ino Black Vitiiana. Thia of course was galling to tins good jud honest pooplo, and they cast about for some uljquito means to obviate this reproach. They included to obango tho name of (hair town for ho moro cupboneoun "Clinton." Thia waa in 1849; but the Postofiloo Department waa not lm >resaed with tho alleged necesssity for a chango >f name, and told thom they could ohange the ap I. 'lint inn or tho town to Clinton, but the Poa tomeo ihohtd continuo to bo called Blaekvillo and nothing ilse. So afti r ailing under a double ?ag for about, wolve months, tho citizens roturnodto an undvided illegiance to Blackville, resigned thenoef irtb to ?oar tho odium inseparablo from a rcaidonoe al bis town. Why did they not consult tboir Bchool naator, who would havo told them to call it "Me sinopolis," or "Negropolta?" Howevor, lot that issa. The town waa incorporated in 1845, and at nouent is under Ibo oven th o administration ot M. .'. MOLO NV, Esq., the Intendant. Blaekvillo is tho livollcat looking placo on tho - ino of the Routh Carolina Railroad. Although 'BWF.RMAN'H Qrand Army" burned forty-six build ngs, tho vestiges of ffiis destruction hiive nearly .11 disappeared. New storehouses havo been put ip, and yet others are in process of complotton. I [he following are the chief merchants of the ' dace: Meaars. JAOOB MEETZE, M. F. MALONT, JAS. ' CELIA-, P. W. FAHRCIX, STEWART 4 NEVTLS, H. ' JltOVCN, H. D?DENROFK. O.P. LARTTOUE (il. D.), 1 Ire. A. C. LANGE, B. OAKIIAX, M. RtcH, A. KNOPF ! Postmaster), and H. Ann KU. Mr. J. Q. STBOBEI. : ;eops tho hotel, aud if all travellers fare ok well 1 boro as did your correspondent thoy will havo ' lathing to complain of. 1 Blackville is woll situated as a business centre. 1 I ia the natural outlet or the rich landa along a ' Teat part of tho Edislo, Savannah River und Sal- ' ehatcbie. Tho lower parts ot Orangobnrg anl ' .exington Distriots also formerly did a great part 1 r their trading hore. Tho Columbia and Augus i Railroad, U it ia ever built, will probably cnt 1 ito tho latter, aa Orangeburg C. Ff. and Bamberg ' avo already como in as competitors for tho for- ' ?er. Moro cotton was shipped botoro tba war * .Oin Blaekvillo than from any four or five of tho * Jjotning stations along tho Roath Carolina Rail- r sad. Now depots, however, bsvnnnriinn.nn ?I--?, t mmrtunco, so that lt is not probable that Black- ? ?Ho will in future be as important an entrepot ?s ! be waa in the poet. SHEBUAK'S anny remain-.I here six days, and urned about six hundred balea of cotton Btorod ' ere. The railroad, au is well known, was torn up 1 DC some aixty miles-from Ediato to Aiken; and J aw who did not see the oxtenl of the devastation ' .reduced by this desolating march, can havo uny 1 lea what difBcnltioa the South Carolina Railroad ' Company bad to cope with in their eflorts to re lalr (heir road. Instead of blame for delay, I 1 bink they merit the highest credit for the amount 1 fwork they havo succeeded in accomplishing 1 rithin a comparatively brief period of time, and udor circumstances vary discouraging in every j espect. Tho merchants and peoplo ot Blackville natur- 1 Uy attach gTeat importance to their town, muob reater perhaps than will be readily accorded to it , ty others, who are eithor disinterested or whose i aterests wiil gire tl?eir opinions a different bias, i "luis I was told that a railroad from Milton to \ Irangebnrg, via Blackville, about oigbty miles, ronld bo just the thing to secure tho travel from be Plinth ; the dist anco between thoso two points >y tho present circuitous route being ono hun Irod and forty three miles. Thia road woald pass brough Barnwell C. II,, and Blackville; and the .en TD?C9 betweon these two hst named places are thready graded. Heretofore thia District produced moro conj, ind nfteu more bacon, also, than it consumed. Between tho war, SETEBUAN, and tba freedmen, there boa hcon all but an oxtorniinalion of the por? cino race. Pork is A thing ,of tho paat. The planters all unhesitatingly declaro that hogs can? not bo raised here in futnre. lt is held by the freedmen, I behove, that bogs are outlaws, and tholed,rc havo no righla a negro is hound to respect; heneo their rapidly increasing rarity. Everybody now buys bacon, and tho quantity of this commodity brought hero this year is astound? ing. Tho corn crop bore, as everywhere elso, was a failuro lost year. Many fannora made nothing at all; fow moro than enough to carry them through tho winter, and I believe only ono or two, porhapa, within twenty miles round, who woro not com? pelled to purchase corn during the past summer. From the middle of March to September tits aver? age amount of corn bronght to tho depot at Black? ville, and there distributed to ita different con? signees, waa about 4000 bushels a week-from two to three car loads every day. The deslitnte have boen relieved both from the fund appropriated by Congress, and distributed through tho Frc od m en's Boro au, and also by oom aent ont by tho Baltimoro and other Northern V.dunleer T?ollef Associations. From thu former sonrco about 1500 busbela of corn were obtained at th}<i dopot, and from the latter about 1000 bnshelB. The corn crop this year is fair, perhaps still a little below-good average. Tho district, as a whole, will probably make cnongh to feed itself; the great? est drawback has boen the continuous wei weath? er. In this vicinity it ls estimated that enough corn will be inado to last until Jul} ; but in tbo Savannah river country it is thought there will ba corn to sell. As regards tho cotton crop, the prospect is not flat taring. The rath has been deleterious at e. cry stage of ita growth. In Juno and July il stimu? lated tbo grass tg the most lnxurions develop? ment, and prevented even the most diligo.it hus? bandman from keeping pace with it; and during th" past few ?-??ha it has rotted the lower bolls on the stalk. Most Of the planters with whom I con? versed thought tho "had s?ason" would roduco tho yield nf the cotton crop iu this section of Ibo country one-third to one-half. Tho crop of Barn? well District was about 13,000 taloa before tho war-perhaps oven more; I have no reliable data el command on this hoad. The crop this year will probably not exceod five or sis thousand hales. The caterpillar, I believe, has not boon observed np hore, but much damago has been done hy mut. There ia one Baptist asd one Mothodiat Church in Blackville, Rev. Wu. BBOOESB, tho minister oi thc former, and Rev. M. L. BAKU, of the latter. There is also an oioellent sohool building here, with a flourishing academy, presided over by W, U. TTSON, Esq., a genUoman of intelligence, taste and culture, who, I believe, ls considered a good teachor, and gives goneral satisfaction. A daily two-horse bach forms the conncotion betweoii Blaekvillo and the capital of the district, Barnwell C. H., and mnst content the latter, I suppose until the locomotive finds ita way here from Mil len, as hinted above. About three miles north of Blaokvillo ia an ox Icellent upi the "Healing Springs"-tho water im pr i gua toil with iron, sulphur, and other nu I nh ri ons minara) constituents. The location is ytr, pleasant; lhere in au eiubiyo village boro ne*, aud uulbing but capital and enterprise noede * to make it a Vichy, Saratogu, Kins, or Wisbadou. Wito knows, t I wu? glad to lenin that labor hua beun bul little disturbed in this District-i. e., but littlo com? pared to other part* ot tho State. Tho lreoduum havo not been givun to so much roving, nor havo they boon troubled with tho laud and emigration lovci- to tho narnu il?gico tis I havo soon it elsB wbero. Thoro is about the same number of freed? men Lu tho District now aa thoro wore slaves be? fore and during Ihc war, and, as a gcnoral thing, thoy havo worked woll during the present yoor. There liss been here, at elsewhere, s good deal of stealing Binro tho war. A recent session of tho Provost Court at Him well Courthouse Is thought to have exercised avon- salutary influence, by a stern and impartial administration of justice. I hopo tho permanent rosult ot this rbadamantbine visit will bo all these aangnino citizens expect of it. UogB, I have already said, thoro are no longer auy, or next to nono.' Cattle also aro scarce. Rsrimirtl boys "tirtv 'em." Formerly ca lt lo was plenty hero, though gom rally poor. A good breed of cows ia much needed, aiid so also of sheep, nf which 1 did not seo ti Kingle ono during four or live dd.vh Htoy in HIP vicinity. Quiting and rafting timber formerly was a load? ing branch of industry with tho peoplo atong both sides of tho Kdislo Uiver, but il seems to havo fallon Into desuetude; whether .auso there U no demand for timber in tho city, or from sonto other causo, 1 did nut leam. Ther?i is a large sud flourishing steam saw-mill (the Km pl ru Mill), three miles aboro Ulsterville, on the railroad, which supplies tho building material fur this town, and also asv.s aud plano? for exportation. The people of Rarnwull District, if 1 was cor? rectly informed, havo been inoro fnrtnnalo than many ,or tlieic neighbors, in regard to tho charac? ter of thr-ir niters sud roasters. Tho military aud Bureau oflicers in the District, ever since tho in? stauration or Hie now ora, have, with scarcely au exception, given grent satisfaction. Th?v ?iaro uniformly aimed lo do justice to all altkV, irre? spective of "color or condition." Major L, VVAI.ECB, Gili United Slater Infantry, Commandant al Aiken, and Lieutenant STONK, 45th Itogimcnt, also stationed there, aro both highly spokon of. Po, also, Mr. W*r. A. NKRLAND, at liarnwoll C. H., tho anent of tho Freedmen's Hu rom i, who ia said lo iw a very efficient officer. It affords mo great satisfaction to record such testimony. A few words now on registration, and I havo dono. Tho negroes, all, and overrwhoro, havo registered. Tho whitos genornllv up'hero, 1 think, havo not registered-and this toi- various reasons. Thoy have been thoroughly discouraged. Tho ruling has boen various at tho different Boards of RogiBtrntion. Fach nntl all o? thom, howovcr, seemed lo act upon the conviction that the Cou, grossional Acts cresting those Boards, ought lohn construed, not Ilhorn Hy. as overy law should he construed where thoro is room for doubt, but aa illiberally and prosenptivo nit possible. Thus I was told of ono old and eons! stout Union msn, who was refused tho privilego of registration, bo cause ho had sons in thc war. Thoro wore last week only 70 whiles registered al this precinct, against 350 votes pulled hprc bc Toro tho war. Per lispo _MOUE ANON. 1,1.1 IF. Il Kit OM OIOt'LTHIE. NEW YORK, September 16, 18G7. TheVeaders of Tim NEWS sro iuvi'.oil lo ?coom* psny Moultrie into tho innermost rocosBos of the ipirit toabais- into the vorylipad-cpntro and head? quarters, os it were at leSBt, nf New York ghost lom. linden,lb Hull ia tho pisco where the -pirita and their followers of tho flesh hold forth; Sunday night the (imo when tho roreis begin; ind KO behold mo In tho flesh aud your readers in he spirit seated last night in said Hall, to hold ?inverso with tho douizous of Ibis world and tho next. On entering tho room, we note with a cer ain dogrooof satisfaction that as the audience, so ar as tho flesh is concerned, is small, there is tbundniit room for such invisible spirita us, we sro nfonned, are there lo watch tho proceedings and ako ikotu thereof in one of tho dead languages. Tho portion of tho audience who have tho ni6furiune to be, BO far as their spirit is con? tented, hemmed in. elim up, cabined, cribber), md rnnliued itt a tenomon; of mortal elly, give ividenco of an uiicnnlvollablo musical predilect hm, nd anddonly and unexpectedly break fortLr*in nos! unmusical bowlings, to un particular air O Misal: nf lilli o "rnmnnfituu- ?"?", >.:.-_.? ?hosie. Tlie Kinging (7) lieing concluded, a sftuo iticd and ghostly looking porsonago arose, and, n a voice like Hamlet's father's, indulged in a 'ery deep and- metaphysical discourse, clearly lemonstrating to his own satisfaction-and it night have been lo the satisfaction of bis audi 'nco, could they havo understood him-that when ho moria! coil is shuffled Oft tho ?inmortal spirit tlffU a uew deal, and tomaina ou this earth, or at east viaits occasionally, on a kind of ghost fur ough, such localities whereiu it once lived and laid board, but where it can now exist on a much noro economical priuciple. When the orator sat lown.the audienco-like the Chief Justice in tho Pickwick trial-woko up and wont home, somno onl, hut yet awako to tho conviction that, apito of he excise' law, I hero is at least ono placo in Now i'orli where spirits can he lound on the Day of n?s?- .... . , The exhibition of the ingeniously constructed model of s pneumatic railway and postal dospatclt it the'Amorican Institute Fair, lion JiiBtly oxcitod tho attention and admiration of tho scientifically inclined. The first natural principle of locomotion, much in vogue in tho days of ADAM and his family, and not yet entered ont of fashion, was what. is known in vulgar parlance, as ''Shank's Mare," Quadrupedal animals were noxt pressed into ser rice, and oxen, horses, unties and BO-forth, came Into plav, or rather came into work; noxt cam? voBBela.'wafted along on tho whistling wings of tho wintery (and summery) winds, thon came steam, now we aro'to be snckodalong at a wonder!ni speod, through dark tunnels. This slr exhausting pro? cess of locomotion seems to exhaust the subject, and it is impossible to con?oive what iraprovemoul can be mixde next. The timo may not be far dis? tant when my lottern to THE NEWS may be sucker: aloug from New York to Charleston in one-half thc time that it now takes to make the Irip, and tin nursing prinoinle of travelling may yet enthob supersede all others now iii vogue. Am I..MOK iliSTom has arrived, and appears ot Wednesday night In her favorito rolo, .\Medea.' On tho steamer which convoyed tho great tragedi cline and ker troupe to our hospitable and mono; making shoros, a Bad accident occurred; a pool Beaman having boon washed overboard and lost RISTOBI at onco conceived and successfully carriei ont the charitable design or giving a dratuatio on tertainmcut on board for tho bonofit of tho famil; of tho deceasod sailor, aud as thoro was a full pas sougoi* list, quito a respootablo amount was rosli? od. RlBTOBi's acting in charitable roles on th etagoof lite has ondoarod hortotho masaos hore and given her as much notoriety even as her prc fonaional genius has merited and insurod. The choss mania, which has of late been stibaid lng Into tho nero and yellow loaf, has taken a net leaao of Ufo from tho arrival of ona of tho best plaj orB of tho Crosceiit'City, tho homo ot Moitpiiv, an thesconco ot BuTtxn's silvery confiscatlonB. 'Iii Now Orleans champion, confident of his inabilil to cope successfully with Captain MCKENZIE, lu buen breaking lancea with the veteran BTAHLR Thus far an equal number ol lances has boon nba tend on either nido. i An ingenious contrivance luis just Inon invente in tbosbapw andforroof a gas burner, liv which tl light may be, to all appearances: completely cxlit guilbert, and can bo, airnply by turning tho Beroi relighted at anytime. As one of them ia now lani in tue house where 1 reside, I can trive person testimony as to its great pra?tical utility and coi venlencei Thoro is another Richmond in the Hold who di p?tes with BABKOM the palm of superiority in tl museum and theatrical line. RAKVABD'B MUBOIII located st. tho corner of Broadway and Thirl e street, is a vet y neatly and tastefully construct, thes tro; though the museum collection ls, thus fa rathor in embryo-tho porformancos. howovt have, thus far, been att tractive, and tho "Dovi Auction," a spectacular pioco, with a hallet, in tl "Black Crook" style, is announced for producir soon, mid may placo DANVARD A point or two abo of bis rival of mermaid sud woolly horse notoriel Tho Tall season of the Hoboken rares will bo I a/ugurated to-morrow by ii grand hurdle race two-milo dash and milo heats for oil agca. T weather hoing cool, olear, and, in all respect o .favo: ble. Much sport may ho anticipated, and an i account thorcof may be looked for In my next. I I cannot rein ember ever to have BOOH, ovon the good old days (tho rich old days) before t war, such an influx of Southerners as tbero hereat present. It sooma to mo that CbarleBl especially has cmpliod itself into New Yo Among those who havo Just gone through I emptying pi 'o.-fts h 'fortunately for himself and t fortunately for an Individual who shall bo nai less boro forevermore, is Mr. HATDEN, of the fi of HAVDEM A WUILDEH (the latter gontloman also hero). Tho uamehns individual called at < of the largest jeweler's establishments on Bro wry, and introducing himself as Mr. Ila TUEN Ch'Heston, on'Wvored to negotiate for tho r chase-on tune-of a largo amount of diamoc It so happened, however, that ono of tho morut of tho firm had boon pei'rioually acquainted l . the real HAIDEN In timo gone by, aud I much surpriaod at tho extraordinary cha his colinton meo had undergone*. Uo not, however, give expression either lo surpriso or suspicion, but bad o ho known call on thc morrow. Meanwhile, he fe1 1 not onlv H ATHEN hlmsolf, bot Winmail liken i and so contrived that the two UATDXMS should n ' at his store. They did meet, and your vosdors readily Imagine tho scone that onauod. Buffle 1 say that a big policeman played a prominent t I and that thoro Was a lall aoeue In Ul o diam drama. The spurious Hayden has had his ct ' torfe t presentment artistically oxocutod, and " picture now occupies a nail of honor tn tho rog gallory at tho police photographie establiahm FOULEST! aa Loar at the Broadway. Rip Winkle at tho Olympic. Under the Gaslight al New York, ho., Ac, and WALLACE'* closod pre ? alor? to the grand opening of tho fall and wi ? teston. - Y MOPTLTRI l.lCTTKIt I HUM TUE CttAKT. (rROM OUI! ISM nmKnU>OMDF!(T.| JOHN'S INLAND, H. C., September }>'., Irtf.7, 71? (Ari Editor of the Charleston Dally Xetes: Momo wooka aineo an ofticial accrodliod to tim Kremlin o? the Carolina*, on Ilia tour aloiiK thia coaat, put tho iiunstion ir it was neccssarv to havo a military Kimid on thin Inland lo protect tho planting internal against tho p ?siblo trangrci slnns of ti e freedmen during cotton picking time. Tho respondent guru it os his opinion that auch n courso wouhl imply n want of confldoucn in their boner, and that tho freed people should nthnr ho put on Ihoir good liekaviour and bc mado lo un? derstand so. Tf this should fail il would then bo timo enough to oxorciso a military surveillance. The introduction of troopo om;ht only to be re? sorted to as an extreme remedy. Nothing has bappemed since to adrlao a courso different from thia. Tnio, lhere havo boon potty thefts of wa I eunrlci,4 and potatoei--mero family reprisals b\ tho way -but beyond this (he eighth commnwl tnenl has been very laudably obBorrcil by Ibu freedmen. What does seem expedient, however, is some sort nf protection Against scheming Outsidern, " colton-cntchcrs " and " fences. " T?tere ?H known to uxUl n party ot' most unscrupulous rogue*, both white omi colored, ready to uso these unsophisticated freedmen for puiposea not altogether MainelesB. They lay In wait for them ot tho wharves at Charleston, anap up Ihoir wares, promise them certain pri?e?, pay them certain amounts arid givo the whole transac? tion a show of railiu?? by handing those field banda a slip of paper, r?oro or ICBH written over. On inspection thosepryoJoii? document.! show just nothing st nil. 8uch op?rations wero nude a regu? lar business of last yet/: nor was all thal trans? pired Ibero confined to this. Cotton brought in hastily, evidently got in a foul way, waa spirited out of eight and the swindler swindled, tn ovory case the freedmen know that bo was cheated no? tant ho left town, yet, willi ono or two exceptions, no instance is known whero ho sought and lound rodrese. And the experience of ono was no IOBBOII to his neighbor. Tho samo trap caught the same Carno. If there is u weakness moro striking and in its conaciiiioncca, more pernicious and eruol Iban another with our colored brethren of small inoniiH, it ia an irreprensible penchant for the possession of a horse or mule. An animal, primarily to help bim lill his laud, hill ultimately to turn him lo any usu his ingenuity eau devise. And limy nru masters in the art ot utting homes in ilifTeroul Ways, from tho purely iiBoful to Ibo ludicrously absurd. A man and woman nu united Jil tho samo mulo ; n gi'ihditon? moving loistiroly ilong on a horso, hold lu place by thc driver Ducket a of wntcr carried on horseback, uircly valanced on Hie rider's "head, arc sights for a lirons, bul can liyo he wllurasod freo or charge lil ill their groloaqueiieaH.i, Thc vehicle*, loo, aro ol lie ol.le.-d anil oddcRl Lind, Mid woefully worn, [tuile and roughly-hewed shat ls, wheels of different latlcmn, axles norn down sud creaky, with a bod?, lisproportiouate. in sizo, compose the conveyance rou aro mooting hourly. Add to this a harness lie different parla of which have dono duly al rations limes, and in mau ?fold capacities, and f ean, lank, ahankey animal, and you have tho con riv anco hy our freodmen called a leam. Th? ?tri 11 >? 111. or rather weal.ness of bia beast, is t liing of little consideration to tho black. Heruiom iavo boon preached on the abuses nf overloading hcao wretched hali-fod draft animals hy thc tcore, yet every Sunday, everv day nf a public ptthorina. RIIOWB a 'repetition 'of Ibo inn laure, ilia ill-advisod sonso of account! ottntioi reis invariably tho better of tho good jndgmont ol tic ftecilt.H.ii. Death in making sad inroads in ila possessions, and relieve Hie'poer tl lint? i ot auf bringa that have tobe seen tobe fully understood it ls no exaggeration to say thal uni nf a huniretl ?oreos and mutee brought, in the lu-gitming of tin .eur, nu tho Island, forty dioil nf ill treatment am itarvatinn lu.fore tho opening ol'Hummer. There aro no political movementa to report !)'?'/ .UAnntWfiV ,iOu?iriliaa? BOIUU ?Hf. ITlB IlOed non are particularlv quiet and apathetic. Thc uah of mattera latoly han overborne them. Thov ire nuietlv lavint- on their nara and drifting witt lie current. Tho political probloni ?B not under itood to be of a complicated nature in thia district lince thc niling voto on either inland will go as i mit at the diBpoaal of certain controlling influ ?uces, it will be PRBV for sny two to elect member, roto their own insular precincts reapectlivoly hcieby throwing out thc third. No com dilation!) havo aa vet Brisen, however, and it i loubtful il lhere ia even named aa yet tho mai Biio ia to repreaent tho District. Witta snell ai iverpoworiug colored voto ii? Hiern i? here ind auch a perfection of unanimity, i tvould bo strange. Indood, if tho nogrooa did iio advance their claim to reproncntation by ono c Iheir own color. In proportion tn the while thev aro BB thirly-flve lo one, and there aro ur wanting thOBO hero who would bo willing to open x good time nt Columbia in tho rote of dolcg.it? particularly siuce oma hos proven rather a ric r'placcr." Other sections sent their delegates t the lato informal meeting at the Capital to sht for themselves ns best they might. We ot tl aristocratic precinct ol John's Island diipatCM our man in stvle. With bib pockets well hui with the needful, he went assured of Ibo ract tnt Bhould ho need anv more at any time dunug tl session, to ask, and it should be given unto hm It la said ho never needed all he started with, Tact reflecting credit on the liberality of those wi Bout him. Whether this same candidate, as tin havo it, could be prevailed upon onco moro to c: chango thc field for the hall of legislation won much dopend upon the delegation urging his a rcpt ance. For, not without hie share ot auibitit and prido, ho would greatly prefer boil wailed on, if not bv whites alone, at lea by a mixed Committee. These are understood bo bia wishes, and it ia hoped that, no impodime preventing his availability, he will bo proposed tho solid phalanx of the white votera, twenty-eig in number, aa a public acknowledgment of tin wllllogntBH to surrender nil prejudice sato coli cuate or condition. According, to |>opular voran tho hump-backed dnko waa offored tho crowir England uv mon selected through hi? own mae,] nations. If tho candidato will act his wita to \vr he too may bo found with thu prayorliook lost pious meditations bv the fjentleniea Ito wiehoa impress favorably. Still I greatly fusr that tin vet romain thoso among us who object to hi Knd that his friends will all prove to bo of his o color vory slightly doludcd. Dui for form'a at this might prevail. Would you believe ll. the hopoful siguB or I times are alroady tolling io favor of increased i orgy and activity. Gentlemen undor tho two: thousand dollar cloud begin to think now tl bavo something to do besides looking on t watching the ahifting scenes beloro tin The aiundaty proclamation and other sb, of lifo at tho Capitol in the abaonco Congress ehow that they an'd their condij aro not forgottou. California, too, lead the rebound, young, warm and vigorous, speak tonoB jovous and gladdening. Wo want little m than such encouragement; only a cheok on Miuudoring, sweoping passion of porty. It 0 wonder* in dispelling the fear of cuiiflscat For, say what you may, lt lurked like a hid scrpout in many a minti. And withiu a week r or lumber have come to build nogro huts and ton houses, and ongines and gina are being i for, and we are in a fair way to open busines earnest. il'-.. , Two penco, ha' penny, Mr. Editor, for a plc: ?holographic of all the faces that peered bel oleseopos on tho moon's eclipse last Fri What a glorious view wo had of ll clos o by beach; a double viow you mar say, and at prico, and uncrowded, and unclbowod. rbe wi smooth as glass and cloar as crystal, made ni collont reflector and served to relieve the stral tho neck muscles. For the moon a doubla wi plain and brilliant ns tho moon Itself. How n political sstronomors. think you, such sa C Calhoun, Benton, and othcra, aro watching I other sphoros tho partial eolipHo of this bi .hemisphere ? And are they too, dining it all, inir tho faint outllno or the wholo os it was aeon will bo sgain ? With what oagoriicsH must have watched tho painterly slow ?uotv tho shadow that darUonod ita rafror bnlf, and thoir jov will bound when finally tlioy soo tho signs of roturniiiK brightness. Colton open slowlv. A now crop of cotton worro? ia Josi king its apptarance. ON THE lOTiTof AnguBt. Mr. MARCOS Orrcni presented his credentials to .Yai?Tt.n KtivovExtraordinnry and Minister lianipnten Tu 'Slr O.'s mooch on tho occasion, Juanr; Shed as tallows : "Tho aattalactlon felt und cirenmatancos on receiving on Envoy Kxtn nary and Minister Plenipotentiary of tho T, States of America, near the government o Mexican ropnbho, ia augmontod when you d to mo that vour nomination ia an evidence- r emnathv of tho United States for tho tn ? Mexico h.s obtained in the deienco c indopenderic. and of her free institutions. Vetted States havo givon their moral supp, tho cause ot ropnblioaniam overywhore, and froo proacrvatlon in Mexico by sustaining t principles of lntoroatlonst rights. The ind the government of Mexico, in their st: fi?the causo of tho ropublio against a forol t.- rvenlion, have estimated, or do ostiraato, tail valuo, tho sympaUiles of the people a ROVornine..t of tW?nlted Sutes, which, i irantlor..-of their prosperity, have demon! tho lu-tije rf their policy In sustaining HI elplesof non intervention aa one or tho hmt< tiona or govornmonts In their roapict duo rights of nations. I gratefully acknowloii expression of your benevolent sonlimonts I welfare ot tho Mexican people, Olid with tin fivo me the assuranoe of your cfiica tous co lon in the deslro which aclmatcs tho govoi i of Moxico In cultivating and Improving lt . tions with tho government of tho United 8t mslntain always, a firm friendship, sod to p th* mntual interests of tho people. OieV. SICKI.KR AND TIIK NF.AV YORK TI.MRK. Wo I;HV hclovitiu mimd ti tun au editorial pub? lished in tho Now York Time?, of Munday, rotleet ing Hovoruly ou ChiMral SintLcs', speech mada al tho Urovnort Houau. Ucncriil SICKLES, in mnkini; thatspeech, WM ituiltyof nu ny .mm, Ho slan? dered a bravo and corlaitily truttiful people, who, when tho light, windi had bean openly made, was ovnr, rotMliod to thoir allegiance Ho stated whit he kuow to bo Incorrect from a legal point of view winn In? spoke of parolos. Ho know that paroles aro givon to enemies, aud Hint when a man ceases to ho an oiicmy, and bo conif-s a citizen., ho may rommit treason, but ho cannot violate a parolo. Ho committed a bleach of gr?od (lato, when ho, by implication, alnrred at tho man vi ho had given him Iii?) poaitiuu, uud had rewarded his former services ; and lastly, ho re? canted from tho political faith of his lite, when he advocated obedionco to tho liliiid will of a ma? jority, in defiance ol that Const itutinn, tin? great object of ?hich ia to protort minoriliM, Tho 7>iiic.? nays : , " The occasion for speech nuking, however minmi and MoiiHihlo, li.n tn bo carefully chosen. Tho country, at tho prucont mummil, ia in" no great humor for military suronndes oither bv thu Na? tional Cluitrd or thu 'flrand Army of tho itnpublic' Wo nto all willing mid anxious tn see every tribute of honor ami respect paid to thoso who brno faith? fully done Berrica for the Union in times or i>oril. Uni the couutiy HeeuiH to long for tho timo whoo wo eau diapenao with military display RH UH adjunct of civil rocniiHtructioii. Oencral Hickies lolls lu i old associates that the enemies who surrendered to Urant, and Hhorman, and Hherldau, aro now on their purolu or honor tn obt^v tim laws of the laud. Hut il may bo doubted whether it "id well tor an officer in (lew Sickles' position to expresa, oven indirectly, n doubt that their parole would be broken under any rondition, whether the President aims to give, effect lo the wishes and intents ot' Congress or not. Them linn not, thus far, been any iiuliealinu that thc officers of tho tate Confederacy-those of them, at least, who have any Influence over political opinion al tho South- (Wiro to thwart tho purposes ot Con? gress, or to reviva tho eoeuonal disagreement of tho past in any shapo. Thurn is ovidence-strong and incontrovertible.--wo think, in the other direc? tion. Tho mischiuf-makcrs to-day aru not the lieu? tenants ol' Lee and of Johnston, bul tho Bcum and refuse nf Soul beni political conventions of aoven yoai e ago, who took to socoasion as a means of living, and who would rovivo it to-morrow, were thoro any furcu tofl in them, for Ibo saoiu tani. Words uttered by a loyal public Barrani-and uno especially in tba position of (?eu. Hickies ought to be'scrupulously weighed. No careful stinlonl who looks at tho situation dispassionately can hu rely commit hitnsolf to the opinion that the integrity or tho country is in anv way imperilled by the league of military Confed?rales now under parole. Tho peril is here, flrat, by reason or thu conflict which thu 1'rcaidciit has provoked with Congress; at tho South by reason or tho vicious activity or nou-comhatant politicians who vainly stniggle to revive tho aeotiocatisui or bygone timee. STAY I.AW.H-WIIAT BUSINESS IMEX THINK. Wo publish below a communication on thc subject ortho stay-law. While we give it prominence fa our columns, it must not bo understood that wc endorse tho views entertained. lr our people, had not been impoverished by thc results or tho late war, it would ho very well to talk or mon revising lo pay th.?ir lenient debts. If our .State was in tho condition or thoseStatnB North, where money waa made instead or lost, as with UH, during tho war, the logic would hold good. Tn nur cago abstract reasoning meanys very little. Wo look at a J timi racts and in duitig au endorse tho " ordor " of i ten, ci : tl RIORUM, commonly known as order No. 10. Bal our correspondent aa an intelligent mer? chant baa a right to bc beard, aud we ohcerfull, givo him that right. Ta th* Kiitorqfthe Xewi: I'evhnpa it will do good to make a row remark! ?bout tho "Ktay Law," and to show how injurious ly ita workings affect us in South Carolina. Said ? liberal merchant or New York tn one or our mer lie;: pMtpoue pay menta hu long ss poBaible, ia bo real cuiuo nf capital being shy of'eeel.ing UV .'OStmontB in your Htato. Ik fore the war, ynur ilantors run yearly billa with Ibo storekeepers, who nought from ns; at tho end of the year, indulgence TOM in a majority or cases asked ot us, and tho . reason assigned wa?, 'our customers are not pay ug up,' Ac. ir we sue them, it will toko eighteen nuntin) to two yeara to get Judgment." Hueh egislation ia a Iraud on the business man and au incubus au trado. No sooner did tho war break mt than vour Legislature, with groat unanimity, passed a Htaw Ij?y-the most stupid act that au intelligent community could havo pul upon record, lr. creeled a widespread impression that il was wiao tn procrastinate, and procrastination waa the order of the day. Roma well-to-do-dobtora took monoya which should havo heon saved tor pay day and went into H. homes as visionary as a Houth Sea bubble; others spent their eubataiico in free living ?nd extravagance, and when the war ended, noarly all were in financial trouble But ror the Stay Law, all your local debt would have been settled now, everything your people owe is piled up arjoinat them. Common sense, would BUggest, a gonersl settle? ment aud a fresh start, and your judiciary decided almost unanimously tn open the Courts, and th?y Btruck down the .Ht av Law. Again your public men besieged Cnn. Hickies, and he proclaims a Stay Law nbv order. " The fault is not tho ?oncral'j, but tl io = e who asked for the ordor, to evade justice. "What ia tho Bitualion t.-day-you come to raiae mouev on your credit, your letters are of thc very best charactor, and you ought to get tho money, you innat-ouf you xviii nol 'gel it, for tho reason, that however good your intentions, you must nae thc money to bc able to pay in toi oat for it, and to uso it, vou must invest in merchandise, or crops or other buainesB-aod once out of your banda, vou are ot the mercy of those who have it, and it they don't ohooao to pay, you can't pay." Now, Mr. Editor, thia ia the true situation o: affaira; our people have oatabliBhed for them' solves a character for procrastination, which ie a liar to all loans, to all new credits. Thoro in only .me way out of it, and it Ls thia : l'ut no obstados in Hie' way or nettling your Just debts; pay np what you can. It is ono or tho worst nigns'of the limea that our interior prcBS should be so pei distent in clamoring for more limo for debtors. It ia only putting off thu evil dav, which must Boonor or later cuino, and whilo ono class is thus procrastinating, tho groat interosts or tho Htato aro dwarfed, and the willing workers aro dragged down by this heavy load of tho bankrupt law, who roluso to acknowl? edge their truo and roal condition. ^ ANTI-STAY-LAW. ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE MANILLAR, WILLIAMS i PAUKER, Hannftofurom, Jobbers & Rolnilora ur PINE AM).MEDIUM CLOTHING. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S 270 ICIiTG-, CORNER OP MASEL STREET, ? HA TU, ft ST OM, S. C i., root 30 imo ?rr SOLOMON'S LODOE, N.?. I, A. p. M. Thc mouiliers of lhl? I.oclg.i HM nalorually lin lui tn at (?Uil Ihr Funeral Services ol ttielr lair Uro. T. MDNRV UEKFIION. from the ivMileuiv ut Mi. CniVEAU. Church sired, one door suntu ol Chalmers ?Irret. ?I Ten o'clock 771 fi .VvrniHD, Tho Fraternity are generally lurked in aitnud. Hy order W. M. ll. ll. WBIKEK, aeeretsry. September 19 I? Tribute or Heaped. At a ii.Oeling- of thu /i:iu? Simm l u.. Knglun Cnui|ia. uy, held un tho evening of tho 11th mat., the Mtuwllig prosinhhi sud rveolutlotiH ?ere unanimously atlnnte? : As a Company' wo aro again callen upon to mourn Ibu decease ul auolhur of our number-Honorary Mcinbor JAMI'.s MoLAItIN-one endeared to us by tho bonds of fulluwship ?nd uncial Intercom se, but whom, feeble health han for ? uno time dubarrod him trom participa lion in actual Borrie*. Mu ha? boen cut oil In thc prime M intiihood and promised usefulness. leaving a Told tn our ranks wboir-smllos ami preiimcownshs.il often miss; Iherefure, lie ii R<Mired, Thai lu the desib 1.1 Honorare Mein hoi .Kura Mfll.snm, the Allua Firs Engine Company iiiiiurusthe loss of a former usolnl and bonni . .I uicmbrr. Hri?(mf. That lu tukcnol respmitn hu meiuory. ino ineinhers will wear the usual bail go of moiimlng tor the ?|iaco nf thirty ilays. It'jnhv.l. Thal a blank pto* In our Minute Honk bo JedlcStrd tn the memory ot the deceased, and that Hie Hccrclsry he requested to cninmnmc it? thu aluno pn inihln and resolutions tn thu family of the deceased. ?Ith au expression ol' our sympathies in their ?ad bes r?animent. Extract froiii'iio Minutes. _ r\ LYNCH, Secret ?ry. YPICIAL N OT I CES? *>irREOl8TRATION-lTN.VL NOTICE -SIXTH ?REUIN?T, HlftTltlUT OF llKllKFLKY, PARMI! Ol' IT. JAMES', (iOOHK Ott KKK.-The Hoard of llfglatra lon for His above uamed rreeluet will hold their ihn I irsaions ol i,.;.ni ration tor ri vi? I nc. and correcting the .Isis amt to remisier any person wini may ?ave bren pre? rented from registration: Al i lu. ne Cniek Full the SM and -J uh September. Al Summerville Poll Hie -JOIh and 26llt Roptember. Al Wsiisainssaw Poll thu 23 and 30th September, 'i hr hours nt silting will Im from ft A. M. to tl V. M. LOUIS Fl SKUA, i'bali-iuiu Hoard of lteglslrara, filh 1'rcelnel. nistrlct of byrki dey. Pariah SI. .lauies'. Goose Creek. R.-pliinbor Itt_ 1.1,111,20,21.25 ?rB ? ?"rs TU AT IO N-FINAL NOTICE. FOURTH ITlEClNOT. WARDS No. 5 AS? 7 AND d ASH t.-The Hoard nf Hrf?islrallnn for the above nsme.1 Yards, lu order In complete the registration ni tho name Ijrlbe 19th inst., registration will ho held at the Wast* URton I 'liol i h. Ileus?, Vsiularlsorsi alreul, lor Wards No. i and 8, Tundny, \r.-dnft,l,ty ami Thursday neil. Hie Otb. Ulli and Pilli days of September, Trom Uto ll o'clock ach day. And at Ihn Hagle Englue Hour... Meeting street, the Ollnwiug week, for W?rd? No. ii aud 7, on Tuesday, ftlnttday aud Thursday, thu lilli, lath und ltltti Krp ember. from 0 lo 3 o'clock each day, after which the tooks will poalUvuly bo closed. Tho registration lists will bo exposed for public examl latluu, viz: At thu High Engine House on Mmtday and faMrfdy, Uio 23d and 21th inst., and at tho Washington :ni:lnr House on Wrdnrsilay, Thurtday aud AV?fuy, Ibu Sth, -.'i'.;li and 27tb September, from ll lo 1 o'clock oaeh la)-, after which tluie, for two days, viz: .S'.iriu ,i.iy, the 3th. and Munday, 30tb Hoptembur, the p uni will revise nd correct thu lists, and regleict- any iiersnn who may" ave beru before prevented from registration. The said . i i non will take place at the Westlington Engine- House, rum ll lo 1 o'clock each day. NATH'L TVLUK, Sour.. rbatrman Hoard Registration Ith Precinct. ?September jj_sept C. fl, 10. ll, 17. 1M, .ir,, 20 ta- THEUNDERSIfiNF.D HEniiBTNOiTPIES ll rartlea who are Indehted tn the estate of MATTHIES EN, O'HARA ft CO., Dsnkrupts. Ibat If Bitch Indebted ess ls not adjusted brim- the lSIb day of October, 13C7, leal iiroceedinga to compel tile Ramo will be Instituted. ..uplemher lil_0_ LOUIS McLAIN. ?WNOTICF. TO M A HIN I. I.s. < ' A PT ATM is ND PILOTS wishing to anchor their v. Biol? In Ashley ?Iver, are requested tiul to do uo anywhere within direct inge or tho heads of Ihr SAVANNAH HA1LHOAL IT1AHVES, on the Charleston ..-? ?. ?-?. - ?"?"< ..- srskairi i r*"li,ruc4,,lli>u, contort with list arbor Mos-ir. _ . . ' ' -'" "?U be avol.lid. F.-hnisry 7 " _ aTsTMRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHINO SYRUP FOR bildren Teething, grea?y facihtates the proceas of leeth ?E. by mit' nine ibe gums, reducing all inflammation Ul allay AM. pan and epasmodir artlou, and ls PURE 0 liEOULATETlIE ROWELS. Dopend upon tl, moth rs, ll will {dye rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND EALTII TO YOUR INFANTS. We have pul up and Bold this article for i.... -, and can ly in confl.lnice omi truth of it what wo havo never reu able to say of any other medicine-Never has it fail-' 1 in a MI,rio instance io etl'ecl a cure, when timely used, ever did wo know an insUnce of lUssatlsfartlnn by any no who used lt. On tho rontrary, all are delighted with a operation, and epcak in terms ol ico.mcnuatioii nt lt? isgical eflect? and medical virtues. We epeak in thia matter - WHAT WE HO KNOW." aller ears of experience, and pirdgo our reputation fer Ibo lldilmeul of what wo here declare. lu bitcost every ta lance where tho infant ia Fullering Irnui pain and ex? action, relief will be found in Alleen or twrnty minuter (ter ibo syrup is administered. Full directions lor using will accompany each betti*. Oe sure and call for "MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTniHCI SVRUP.'' isring thc fa: rimile nf "Ccuns A Prnsn;s" on the utsldc wrapper. All others arc base imilallona. Sold .hy D ni ern rt a throne hont thowwld. Price, only 5 cents prc bottlo. Office?-No. 215 Fulton street. Kew Verb: Ho. ?0J High Iolhnm, London, England; No. m St. tani ?treet,Mon? real, Canad?. HOWIE A MOISF, Agonti. August 27 tutbhtiinn Charleaton. H. C. *?- A LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHEMICAL IKII.L.HAS RF0ENTT.Y PERFECTED CHEVALIER'S JIFE FOR THE HAUL-It pralUlTetjr restores f(r?y bair o lt? original color and youthful beauly: imparla Ufo, treiiRlli aud growth lo Ihr weakest bair; ?tops ila falling mt al once; keep-, tim head clean; is unparalleled a? a islr-dresalni;. Sold by all druggists, fashionable halr lrei.ri.-rs, and dealcrn in l?ncy gondn. Tho traile supplied >> the wholenaln ilruuglsts. . SARAH A. CHEVALIER. M. D., Now York. For ?alu hy HOWIE A MOISE, Wholesale Agents for South Carolina, Jun*8 Btulb Cain - No. HU MeuUng streot. aa-A YOUNO LADY RETURN INO TO UEit :ouMtry homo, after aaojourn of a few mouths int'. :lty, was hardly recognized by her friends. In placeo a coarse, rusUc, flushed face, alio hail a soft ruby com plexdon of almoat maible smoothness, and Instead twenty-three abe really appoarod but eighteen. Upon le, QUiry aa to tho causo of ao great a chango, Bbo plainly told Hiern Uiat ?ho used the UIROA^SIAN HALM, an? considered lt an Invaluable acquhiltlou lo any lady's toilet. Dy Ita uso any Laity or Ooutlonicn eau Iniprovo their iwr sonalappoaraucc an hundred fold. It ls simple lull? combination, aa Nature herself I? simple, yel uiiBiiri>asa ed In its efficacy in drawing Impurities from, also heal? ing, cleaualng and beautifying t hr skin and rompleilnn. By its dur eta eti.m on tho cuticle lt draws from ll all Its impurities, kindly healinc tho same, and Isaving the snr. face as Nature Intended lt should br-clear, ?oft, ?mooth ind beautiful. ITien tl, sent hy Mail or Exrroea, un rn cslpt nf an or,1er, by W. I? CLARK A CO.. Chemists, No. 3 Weal Fayette Btreet, Syracuse, N. V. Ibo only Auiertcau Agunta for tho salo of tho ?ame. March 30 ly " O O ST AR'S " PREPARATIONS. EtiTAULISUED EIQHTEEN YEARS. Laboratory, No. IO Crosby street, New Yorlu 3000 Poxes, Until.-s and FlaskB manufsctured dally. SOf.O HYALLDRVaaiSlS EVERYWHERE " COSTAR'S " SALES DEPOT. No. 484 min \ I)\V A v. SEW VOHIC, Wneru tl; S3 to tft Bizou are put up for Karn liles, ti to res Ships, Boals, Public Institutions, Ac, Ac. It ls taply ?>u Jerful the oonQdonce Ilia! ls now bad In i-vrry form of Preparations that comos ftrnn " Costar'? " I^lshllshnipnt. _ _ _ , "C03TAR-S" EXTERMINATORS-For Ral?. Mice, Roaches, AntR, ftc, ftc. "Only Infallible remedy known." "Not dangerous tn tho ho man i mill v." "Itala como out nf their bolea to die," ftc. .'COTTAR'S" BF.O-B?? EXT ERM 1N ATOR -A liquid, put up In bottle?, and nover known lo lal!. "COHTAn'.H" ELEOTRIO POWDER-Foi Moths m Fur? and Woollens, is Invaluable. Nothing can exceed tl for power and efficacy. Dcatroya inslantly all Insects on Pistils, Fowls, Animals, Atc. ..COST AR'S" Ht'CKTHORN SALVE- For Cul?, Bnrns, i Wonnda, Bruises, Brokon Breaabi, Sore Nipples, Piles In all forms, Old Saris, Ulcers, and all kinds of cutaneous affections. No family should bo without lt. It or coeds . lu effie acy all other Salven tn us?. "COTTAR'S" CORN SOLVENT-For Corns, Bunions, {Yarta, ftc. '. C?STAR'S " BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE BLOS fl iMS-BcantifJos tho Comploxlon, hy givinR to tho skin a soft and beautiful freshness, and ls incomparably be? yond anything now In uso. Ladies of taste and.positioii rrganl lt as an essential lo the toilet. Au unprecedented sate ts Ila best recommendation. One bottlo ls alway? followed by moro. Try it lo know. "L03TAR'd" Hi bli OP PILLS-A universal Dinner Pdt (sugar-coated), and ot extraordinary efficacy fnr Cos? tiveness, all form? of Indigestion, Nervous and Sick Headscho. A PHI tba! la nor rapidly superseding all others "C09TAR'S" COUOH REMEDY-Per Cougha, Colds, H nareen ec?. Sore Throat, Croup, Whooping Cough. Asth? ma, and all forms of Bronchial, and Disease* of tho Vhrott snd Lun,;s. . Audre sa _ IICNWY n. COSTAR. NO. 482 BROADWAY. N. Y. TWWIR & MMSE IVllOI.lMAI.K AfiKMTR, No. 161 Meelina, street, opposite Charleaton Hon i. Inns 17 i^KlCE FIVE CENTS SPECIAL NOTICES. *#-NKitvoi!H DI:iu 1,1 i v, wi ru nu OI.OOOI? attend mt?. Lu. Spirits, drprc*-i.l!l, HIV.limitary calla? ron?, lut? nf Mme?, tpetwitoribiM, UM? nf power, dtsj.v (?.nil. lu.? ur lurinory, sud threatened impotence end Im? becility, dud a aoverclgn cuni in H UM i'll lil. ?S' Hu MEOl'ATHIC SPECIFIC So. TWENTY-EIGHT. Corn l-'RCd ol the mont valuable wild and potent curative-.. Ikey ?triko kt ?nea thc root of thc matter, lone up Um iMitcio, arrc.l thu d.Hcliarfcea. and impart vigor and en? erby, nu and vitality, lo tho cullro min. They havo cured tlioUiauihi nf ca.es. PricotS per package of ala toiei and vial, or SI per liligi? lutz. Sold by druggist*, mid aent hy mall on receipt ol prico. Address I ! l'M l'IIREVS- SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY. No. CG2 BIUMDWAT, NEW YORK. .I j ....mi,-? 19 H?- ?: A T (I ll ? I. ? i; . H TIAIlt OTC.-THIS SPLENDID NAM I'VE ii the I** In tho world. Til only tftn mid ptr/ect Z>y->-binuieii, rstUblo, lu.tan. tani nut. Ko lUtappetaltnenl So ridiculous tint*. Natural lllack nv Brown. Reiiictli.<? the ill eileen of//ji /?vr?. Invigorate*] the trab-, leaving ll colt and htautllul. The gcnuiuti la signed VTitUam A. AjtVVtar. All olboM aie inure- imitation?, sud sllOUiil tu avoided. Hol.l by sit UrUiytllt* und lVriiiui.-i?. r.u-lory, So. 81 IlarcUy street. Sew York. .- *". BEWARE ol' A COHN I'EltFKir. Ii.'.viuen in lyr .ff-HALL'S V?tlKTA?I.r. SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER lin? proved Itself I., bc tho moat porfert pre parulien fur Hie hair ever offered lo tho pubUc. Il ina ve,;elable coinpnund, and contains no Injurions propurllca ?l?alo vcr. IT WILL ltC*TORi: QUAY nAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. li will L- ,.p ita ii .ir from i .lille; out. lt CafMiaM the scalp IHd mate. Hm bale soil, luatrous sud Mike*. lt I? n splendid hair ilrea.ing. Nu person, old ur young. Hboutd fall lo use lt. IT IS RECOMMENDED ASH t'SKI) DY THE FIRST M min A I. AUTflORITY. a?- Ask br Hall's Vsga-tkbta Sicilian Hair Renewer, ami laka no other. It. V. HALL lc CO., Naaliua, S. H.. Proprietor?. Tor satu by all nruguitt*. Wholesale by 1)0WU! & MOISE, AITftCKngORS TO KINO ASD CASH 11) FY", ?larch 1 tUly* Cbarleatou, H. C. J9?- ARTIFICIAL F.V1.S. - ARTTFICI?TL ??? MAN EYES made la order sud hurried by Dre. F. BM'CH ami P. OOUtlLEMANX (formerly employed by HOIMUINNI-MI, nf Parla), Ho, COS broadway. New York. April ll lyr SHIPPING. FOR GARDNER'S BLUFF, AND .M.I. i vi i: H ii i .ni AT ii: t,.\ N DI.\UH ON l ill '. I*KE DEE UIVER. TUE uairriiRAitoRT STEAMER '"STA) PLANTER, ?UPIAlN C. C. WHITE. IS NOW RECEIVING FRKIOHT FOR TnE ABOYE points, and will leave \.m< > ./.iv Night, Klat inst. All Freight mu.t bo prepaid on the wharf. For Freight engagement* apply lo H ill N FERGUSON, St-pteuiber 19 Accommodation WI.ur/. . FOR N0RT1I AND SOUTH EIHSTO, KOCK \ I r.1.1- WI) AV A Y I.AMI INU.H. THE (.TEAMER ST. HELENA, CAPTAIN D. BOYLE. WILL RECEIVE FREIGHT THIS DAY. and lear? FriJay, at in o'clock P. M., and Edlato Sunday, at 10 o'clock A. M. For Freight cr Piu'agc.apply on board, or lo .INO. H. MURRAY. Market Wbirf. S.-|iteab*r 19_1* BOOTON AND fTIAllLKSTON .ITEAUSHIP LINE. TUE NEW Al STEAMSHIP GEORGE ' B. UPTON, R?en. Commandor, la now 'U'ji fy r.iniiiut: regularly bctwoou Boaton and ?(.'barloslnn. loacliir. naen port alternately ii ...#?. ?.?ilion, Rosin, and nouerai inerchau. uize rroiu the lutcrior cl Uonrgla. Louth Carolina and tither points con.lgnud lo my caro, will be forwarded L<^^jgjS^gjjg^ ?^jgrfjgg fr?" FOR NEW STORK. Rnarn.AR DN?TED STATES MAIL LINE. DNE OF THF. FAVORITE AND ELEGANT ETEA lt? MHITS SARAGOSSA AND ORANADA. WTLL l.F.AVi. EYEHV SATURDAY. ? THE SIDF.WnrF.l. STEAMSHIP 1 ALABA IVE A a CAPT. LIMCBUHNEB. tvf-?-iitrra WILL LEAVE YANDERnOR8T'-i /ZXTN??K*L Whirl on SjturJny, September 91, 18?7, ???Ulitis bl Bt 12 ?'c,ofk M. l-^Kir-'-A^, Bill? 1 -.1)11 r for algusture must poil llVsly be hu..t.-ii in by in o'clock of tust dsy. Pepi ember 17_BAVENEL A CO. NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON ?sTEASISl?IP UNE. i-?u ? i ii YORK, THE MEW AND ELEGANT SIDEWHEEL STEAMSHIP MAiraATTAN, CAPTAIN W. 8. WOODHULL, "ITTILL LEAVE FROM ADO ER'S SOOTH WHARE" Vi on Saturday, Soptcmbcr, 91, at 12 al. US" All outward rroight cn^acemoots must bs mada at thc ofnr..- ol COURTENAY ? TRENHOLM, No. 4a, East Bay. na** For P&sssEo sud all maticra connected with Um luward bu-jIncM of tho Ships, srply to STREE! BROTH? Ens i CO., Ho. "1 Esst Dsy. Sl'REET RROTHERS A CO., 1 .MnlB COURT F.NAY A- THE?HOI.M, ( A8om" .ieptbinber l?_ NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON P^ojiln'M Mull St?Riiishii? Coiupftuy. THE STEAM SHH' I^t O INT EiC Av CAPTAIN MARSHMAN, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANT IO Wharf, Thurs /.n/. September 19, at - o'clock. _ j Wno componed of Steamers "MO. SEKA" and "EMILY B. SOUDER." JOHN A THEO. GETTY, September ir._No. 48 Eau Bay. FOR SAVANNAH. TUE STEAMER D I O T A O? O R " 1000 TONS BURTHEN, CAPTAIN L. M. COXETTER. WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC tWHARF, evory TUESDAYNiQBI. at ?nine o'clock. Tor that port. _ _ I For freight or passage, apply ou board or to the ofncu or J. D. AIKEN A CO., September 19 _Agents. FOR PALATKA, FERNANDINA, .1 A c K s ON v 11. Ll-'-. ANO Alii. THE LAN?. I 1NOS 4)N I ll I RT. JOllfl'S lUVRR, VIA?' SAVANNAH, GEO, THE NEW ANO SPLENDID BTEAMflHEP X^IOTATOn : ,loni) Tans Burthen) OAPTAIN L M. COXETTER. . "WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIO 'WHARF, every TUESDAY NlQltl. at a9 o'clock, for tho above places, connect? j m 1-jr with tho Ocorala Contrai Railroad at Havannah, for Macon. Mobllo and New Orleans. All Frolglit muet bo paid hero by shippers. For Freight or Paasage, apply on board or at the oBlco Of 4. L>. AIK1.N S LU., BoptAmb<r M_ _Ageat: I ITtROUGir TlliKKTSTOFLORlDA, B Y CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET L.TNE1 HF.SII-WKEKLY. . VIA BEAUFORT AND nil/CGN UEAD. (WEEKLY, * " VIA BLDFTTOS. BTEAMER PILOT BOY....CAPT. W. T. MoNaTLTX| 1 STEAMER FANNIE.CKFT. F. PECK. ONI' OF TOE ABOVE STEAMERS WH.L L?AVK Cbsrhnlon every S/onday and TAur.-iljy M<>rninoi. stVo'clockr.ndrUTaujiahsv^ry lTe.fn?rf-iy and Frxdap MkJSEErti 7 o'clock. Touching st BluAlon on Jfim. srs-f *r ^'",on-,na ******** .?* fr"? BlFrTiabi received dally Irom 9 A. ll. to 5 P. IL, and A"JW^Vre|CabhY,?siao Bluffton Wharftea, mnst be ore* PtFor freight or paiaaga, spply to _ JOHN FERGUSON. Accommodation Wharf, Ooarlattoi). 0LAGHORN A CUNNINGHAMS, Ajenie, BanBUu. Ga. rUI.?SR A LBE, Agents, Beaufort, B O. - N. R-THROHO?I TICKETS sold si the offlce ci tbs Agency In OQaTlOAion lo potpie on the Allinlfo sad QuU , Railroad, and to Fernandina and point on too (H. John-*, River. Atigua? \