The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 19, 1867, Image 2

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jSH ' " ~~'t~J-?-i-g^i~;-^j-gg^ - ~-i giitlit $g?u&. N JEAN'S SUMMARY. J Cotton closed in Now York yostorday ot 24?.a??io. (ioltl closed at 145). Colton unthongod in Livor)iool yostorday. Tlio reported gouornl insolvency muong tho mor ..liantH iii Richmond ia denied ny tho bank presi? dents of that city. Among tho ourioailioa ou exhibition at tho Now HampBbiro atoto Fair ia a spinnot, imported la 1765, hy Gov. CoLLix?, of Nowport. Tho City Council ot Millodgevillu, (Ja., havo preseiitod tho colored poop)? n lot on which to erect a uchool-houao for thoir children. A wag remarks thal ho hu? aeon a couple of si-torn who had lo ho told ovorything together, for they weio so much aliko that thoy could'nt ho lold apa'rl. lt ie not unlikely Hint tho inquiry for Confudoralo bolide, undo by (hu First National Bank of Washington City, ie put forth by Eugliahmcn who I wish to nie thom au uffsolB in tho ovont of the Ala? bama claims being submitted to arbitration. The Inst flood in tho Mississippi formod a pioco of land sixty acres iu extent, upposito SI. Louis. Tho county on tho Illinoia sido took possession of Ibis now territory, hut tho WiggiuB Ferry Com? pany claim it, and a law-suit ie pondun;. Tho. usual annual raco of clipper ships from China lo Loudou with cargoes of tho ucw crop or lea hos just buen decided. Sixteen vessels started siuiultauooualy. Tho Earplug arrived llret at hor dock, and thus won the honor of being tho fastest ship. At Fornandiue and Ibo neighborhood a curious quent I on has como up. Among tho freedmea who presented tbouiselvos for registration aro a largo number wini woro horn in Africa. Tho Board of Registration tailed for naturalisation popors, and tho ruforrcd I ho, quo dion of udmitting thurn lo bighill' uutbority. Tho worms, hays u goutlumuu writhig us from Entemriso, Mies., under dato of loni Inet., oro slay? ing cotton in thin soot ion of country. Old far more say tl. iy havo not appeared ao numerously before in twenty-eix yoars. They havo damaged norn* oropa fifty por cont., and still at work. What wil hocomi) i>r un poor uiiforluuato cation pinn torn? A telegram from Bombay to Loudon announce! that tho first stuamor or tho Abyssinian oxpcditioi bas lott India for Abyssinia lo oxploro tU-> coast tako soundingH and find suitoblo planes foi land ing. Ton etoamors, chartorod hy tho Government have slroady sailed for India, whuro thuy will h used to transport tho troops, ?fcc , to Abyssinia. Thorn aro tinco mauufactorion of wiro rope li tho Unitod Stntos, and tho articlo ia largely usoi upon tho inolinod pianos of tho railroads connect ed in tho coal rogionB. Ships and steamors not tuto wire rope considerably for stays, and a thii ropo of tho kind, less than an inoh in thickness and quito pliahlo, is being largely introduced int atorcB for hauling goods into lofts. A fow days ainco a young gontloman with hi Bieter and anothor young lady, arrived ot Galon in a ekUt from St. Paul, having accomplished th whola distance of over four hundred miles in nie days. Tho young man rowod tho skiff tho who! way, passing through Lake Pepin in tho nigh Tho vo^ago waa a hard ono, and the party woi pretty thoroughly sunburnt. Tho oarsman faint r. away twino on tho way from fatigue. Arizon i is at prosont garrisoned hy eight thoi sand United Staten troops, yot tho Indians mat extensivo dopredationa, and the pooplo threaten I exterm?nalo all tho u ?vagos living in tho Terri lor. Tho constant contests and bloodshod produced t this atnto of offiirs retard tho sottlomont of tl country and render lifo aud properly prccariou Tho Apaches aro tho hostile tvibo that mano dopr dations in Arizona, and though thc United Statt havo heen carrying on a war against thom fi somo timo past, they aro aa far from hoing sui dtiod as ever. Tho Jfationul Intelligencer, of September 1 aays : "In tho proposed improvomont by tho tea ing away of tho penitentiary building, the romali of Jons WILKES BOOTU wdl he roached. The r mains of Mrs. Sun KAT;', PAYNE, HEBOLD and ATZ BODT, With Winz, ore buried iu the order oem south of the eastern portion nf tho old huildin and wlU not probably bc disturbed. Tho scanui using imrjKva-nnire on mo lunn LWSJUO e>it? i?nr hacking off pieces as relics. It ia not kuown wli disposition will ho mado of thia structure, nor the bodies of those interred in theso gronnds. Tho Lawrence (Mass.) elmer ?can tolls tho f. lowing queer story: Tho hairdrossor at tho corn of Amoabury and Common etrcote, has introduc machinery into his business, tho motivo pow hoing, a middle-sized block dog, who travels ii oort of treadmill in a room adjoining tho ehe By meium of helling a circular brush la turn with considerable rapidity, nu operator guidi its motions upon tho head of tho customer. It a decidedly pleasant sensation, and if one has headaoho it is very apt to disappear. Any dirt dandruff is cleaned out of tho hoad by this proco also. Hover is a sort of sparo hand in tho oats li abm ont, on (fbi H services aro only required wh thoro aro a groat many walting, and apo id noodud. The corner-atom) of (ho now Cathedral of tl Holy Cross, which is destined to bc tho largo liomin Catholic Cathedral iu America, was laid Boston on Sunday. It is cxpoctod that whoo coi ploted it will hero cost $1,500,000. Tho coren] nies ?ere wi inc,HOI! hy sixty thousand pcopl Some idea of tho extent of tho structure may 1 gathered from thc statement, that it will cover t aroa of fifty-five thousand aquaro feet of land, i the comer of Washington and Malden slroot purchased at a cost or ?300,000. It will ho built tho early doooralivc atylo or Outille architoclur present a front pf ono hnndrod .ind fifty fcot, wil a three hundred and fifty feet tu .ver and spin,-,'ai the extromo depth will ho throo hnndrod and sixt four feet. Tho chiof material to bo usod ia gre ito, and tho interior, as well as tho whole ext rior, will bo finished and docoratcd in a stylo ? rank and oxponsivo ologanco. General Qftimm (?inF KIN, of tho United Mal Army, died at Galveston, on Sunda}'. Gouor GBOTTN waa a native of Ohio. Ho graduated Weat Point in 1817. During tho late war ho was faithful and honored ofilcor. At tho first hattlo Bull Run ho commandod Battery D, Fifth Bet mont of Artillery. On tho 0th of Juno, 18C2, 1 received his commission as Brigcdior-Ooncral, ai in 1864, on tho reorganization of tho Army of tl . Potomao, ho waa placod in command of the Fir Division of tho Fifth Army Corps. In May, I?t ha participated in fighting boforo Riohmond. the spring of 1805, ho took part in tho oloaii soenea or tho war, eorving bravely nuder Genci SnxarDAjt in the campaign around Didwidi Court lum no, and boforo Richmond until ita ci tura. Under the Military Bocona traction Act was appointed to tho chargo of tho Sub-District Texas, under General SHERIDAN, and on tho i mov'al of tho lotter waa assigned to the comma of Ole Filth Military District on tho 5th inst. Oolonol EBNEST DE FLEUBV, known in Franco tho Baron SE LISXX, died a fow weeks since, waa born in Lyons, and waa educated in Pei Being very wealthy, he travelled oxtonaively, h more than twonty yoars ago carno to this count] He visited California in 1848, and was subsoquoi ly inatramental in locating tho Nicaragna rou He travelled in Contra) and South-America ol and about nine yoars ago fixod his residenco In I City of Mexico. Earnestly espousing the caneo MAXIMILIAN, ho joined the Imperial army, and v awarded a Captain's commission. Jual hoforo ( final triumph or tho Liberals he was promoted the Colonelcy or a regiment or Imperial Oh sears. Ho was made a prisoner or war at the H render of MAXIMILIAN, tried by a court marti and aontencad to ho shot. Two days beforo I time act for his oxo^ation Colonel DE FLED bribed tho guard and cscapod, going to Vera Ci in disgtfiso, and thence, sailing to Havana a New York, no errivod triero about lon days ai and intended lo sail for Franco in last Satnrdn ate amor. Somebody who hos been looking into tho C and County Caah-Book has found certain curit entries, of which tiro following aro samploB : Jo T. HOFFMAN-Salary BB Mayor of New York, $7,D .alary for signing tho ordinances nf tho Hu pei .ora, $5,000; salary aa Commissioner of tboSinkl Fontl, $1,000. Rion (RD B. CONNOLLY- -Salary Comptroller, $7,600; salary for duties as County fleer, $5,000; salary aa mombor of Board of Revor and Corrodion of Assessment, $1,000; salary (Commissioner of Sinking Fund, $1,000. PETES SWZZRI-Salary ns Oily Chamberlain, $10.0 salary as County Chamberlain, $10,000; salary Commissioner of tim Rinking F.1, $1,000, 1 SWEENY also gola $2,000 for rocoiving and pay! over tho Slate lax, and i nt o rout from tho Broi Why Bank, for tho uso of tho oity and coat moneys deposited there, averaging noarly $1,00 0Q0. . Tlie gen Hom au's office is supposed to y Ii $180,000 a year. Wi LUAU M. TWEED- Salary Supervisor, $2,000; salary as Superintendent Stroot Inspectors, $4,000. Rion AUD A. STOBDi Salary aa Deputy Comptroller of City, $3,500; sale as Deputy Comptroller of County.$8,000. Wei lisvo these constitute only a email part of thc ubiquitous public son-ante who occupy two nore placee at once. TUE ELBERTON (QA.) Uuzclk naya : "For ?1 lew ? Teck* after tho inflammatory a ppcal-i of Mr. HILL, J .ho minds of K majority ?I our white euleena woro inclined ?gainai wcoiiatrastlon. Hut rouaonlaro- < ?urnlng her Bway, and Ike IMehaa turned. In- . formation that comes lo iii from varioiiH put la of Ibo Slate aatisiloH UH that n bru,*) majority in 1 Clcorttla will volo for II Convention. Tho eloquent declamation against it has mail? iib abiding Im- ' pression on thinking men, ll 1? n waaia ot breath tosay lltd a thlnrr ?8 bail, when you aro preparod with initliiiu; botlor in ita place. Uur thinking mou call 011 Ibu No Convention oratora lu brinn forward thoir aabaliinio, but tho roll 'u never ans? wered. Nn mun ol any reputation ban pnip.iuiul ed a soborno o? reatoratiuu ?ii?eieiit from that pro? posed by Congress, and MUdorUkeh* tu provo that il will succeed. Thor? is no prospect Hint any party bowles Uiat which Congress ruproeonta will control ino Government in limo to affect thin niattor. Honco, Ibo only f|i?Mtl?n, viltli Umso who desi ro speedy restoration, in, eui wo oxpoot botlor tornas from Congru.??? Of couran nut. Then opposition ia us?les?, impolitic sm foolish. Thc plain pooplo of tho country nro begiuuing lo soo tho traita and to art upon il. Tbov aro sid; ot violent and oxtrorao polities. Huon polities rediicod un to our proBont low condition. A ainglo thought of whal wo were, what wo Uara sufOred, und where wc arc, refutes all the swelling rhetoric of tho No Conveutioniatt). Thc plain men prefer homo to tho camp, nud the uorn Hold lo thu bullio field. Thoir aurronder in 1805 was sincere mid thorough, and they expect to Rglil 110 moto in the same cause." . "ilAN? MEM, MANY MINDS." ll ?a BCWOM (hat two men, in looking nt the same object, both HOO tho ?anio pointa. Hence it romea thal every ipics tion bau two rides. Thu M wa find in yesterday's Wilmington Post tho following editorial. Tho wish in oaoh cano ia fathorto Ibo th-nighl: "A gon tloiuan jual from thc North reportH n iloelded mid activo political reaction in progress-a voaclinn BO extensivo that it extendj through all tho Esstoni, Middlo and Wcatoru Hiatos-a reaction, too, of vital moment to tho Republican party, anil that pi omisos ?to decido . Ibo destiny .ol the Republic. Tho signs of this movomont ara not diminished Ropublican majorities in Maiuc, or an npparonl ?omocratio triumph lu California, but an incroasod dotormiualion on tho part of tho loyal masses to sustain Congress in Ita groat work of reconstruction-a determination that tho voico of Congress shall bo beard and ror.peetcd ?n Ibo voioo or tho people, and that tho will of Congress shall rccuivo froiu citizen and from ruler tho obe ilioncu duo to law. Tacts in proof. Republican con ve ai 10 n? and masa meetings ovorywhoro declaro themselves on tho sido of Congross. Democratic or Copperhead papors aro turning u cold shoulder to tho man who ia docing Congress. Soo tho Now York World. On steamboats, in ?ailroad cars and Baloons, tho word is, 'Congress anac?a tho will ol tho peoplo." Woo bo to him who nttemptB to ob? struct that will." COLONEL FORNEY, who has boen hack from his European tour eomo weeks, Bays tho Riohmont] Whig, still continuos to u 1 ito lettord from France for his "Iwo papors, holli daily." Tho Washington Chronicle, of yesterday, contaius ono dated Taris, July 2, in which the Colonol shows how largely bf prothod by his travels, by Homo en tu ely nivel in? formation ho imparts concoming tho groat NAPO LEON and hia nephew, thc present Emporor. W( quoto a couple of souteucOB : "A fow days ago lured by one of tlioso beautiful mornings so com? mon in Franco, I paid a visit to tho gorgoous tomi of NAPOLEON tho First, in tho Eglise, or Church o; tho Invalida, undoubtedly thc most significant n all tho monument.! erected lo his honor by hil nopbew, tho present Emporor. * * * Whorl the imperial aahes of NAPOLEON wera tronsfcrrei to tho sarcophagus, on tho 2d of April, 18G1, from tho ialaud of Rt. Holcua, lita imperial nephew marked, tho event by a pageant of extraordinary maRni?conco." The common uudordtanding bas bocu that tho remains of NAPOLEON wore trans fen cd to Taris from Bt. Holen? by Loma Pim. l im, somothiug over twenty years boforo th period mentioned by the travelled Col. FORNEY. a'-- T? failures of National Dauks Ilia havo yet taken placo show %?*j>j?llMUUMd bank financial Chronicle, tn referring to Ibo two recur fdiluros, mentions tho fact,that out. of tho l.Gfj National Dauks loss luau a seoro havo faite. I ilurin tho lost tlirco years. And Ibero is overy reason t be assured that tho woak, insolvent instit litton which aro left aro exlremoly few, woll known an closely watched. Tho same authority nelda : "Som of thoao parsons who aro anxious und concerne t?> t a few National Dauks bore aud tlioro shoul fail, may bs reassured by (bo lari timi thesniii Btitulions fail because (hey cannot comply wit tho searching provisions of tho law, und (hat (bi law, while by its stern Application it destroys th rotton parts of tho financial machinery, only doo so in order (hat Ibo real of tho fabric may hav force and ulaaticity enough to roHiet all tho 6hock with which futuro monetary revulsions may try it stability aud strength." THEOUNMAKEB SPECITT, of norlin, bas iccoiveil a Chasaopot gun similar (o tlioso adopted in tin French army, and experiments havo huon mad with it which, according (o (ho Posen Gazttlt havo furnished important results. Tho Chasse pol ia certainly superior to Ibo Prussian nocdlc gun. Competitive essays have been made witl tho two. Moro than fifty offlacra of all nunn wit ncssod thom. Tho Chassopot was in tho lia min 0 M. SPEOHT, tho noodle-gun in tlioso of ono of th best marksmen in tho garrison. Tho arrangomcn was to Uro with each weapon for 11 minuto. Th noedlo-gun was the that; it fired eight munda am struck tho targot oight times. Tho Chasaopo fired ton times, and waa loaded tho eleventh willi in tho minuto; it also reached ibo target oigh timos. Tho two gunB wore afterwnrd fired lo gother daring half a minute; tho nacdlc-gnn dis charged throo iihots, tho dhasscpot five. Six o them woro foui,a to have struck tho target, bu from whioh of the gnus was not known. TTTE RICHMOND Wino of Tuoaday speaks thus o (he recent first oolorod voto in Virginia : "TJi voting yesterday npon tho question whether Rieh moud should subscribe 12,000,000 toward tho con s traction of tho Cbesapcako and Ohio railroad was orderly, sufficiently animated, and by a larg majority In tho right direction. It- was tho firs time that our colored oltizens havo oxorciaed th right of suffrage, and wo aooept as an anspicinu faot that thoir votes woro cant upon a groat <yvn i ion of peaceful dovelopmont rat li or than upon th boated and, in tho main, unprofitable issues 0 party polities. Thoy cannot do hotter than t. realize at. all times (bo fuel that tlioir inloreat aro far more connected with tho lnatorial pros ross and advancomont of tho State, tho dovelo; mont of -her resources and the unfolding of he wealth, than with tho solflsh contests of politician and parties." THIS SCHOOL of Theology (tho Universal of tho 8outh), under the ohargo ol tho Prot estant Episcopal Cuuroh, is situated upon th S?wanco Mountain, noar Traoy City, Tcnncs see. Qeneral Kinny Sum? has hoon solccted a Superintendent of tho High School, attached t the University, who is (lins alluded to m a lette to tho Now York Church Journal: "A selection 0 Principal of the Univorsity High School was mad of a gentleman who Blands very high in publi oatimaliou, a dovout, earnest miqded churchman who, if ho accepta tho position tendered him, wtl bring to thu work groat woight of character, ai uneuUicd copulation, largo cxpnrionco lu publi lifo, Uno scholarship, and peculiar fiinosa by bi training and oxporianco, for taking charge of youll and impressing npon thom tho character nf high tonod Christian gentlemen.'' How IT MASKS ono's month wator to road tb. following: Tho Pomologieal Convention at St Louie adjournod on the lath, after a very intoresl ing session. It will roassomblo two years honci in Philadelphia. Tho display of standard frniti consisted of OJIO dishes of grapes, BM dishes o apples, 74r. dishos of pears, and 212 dishes o poaches. The President staled that tim (juan ti I; and quality of fruits oxcollod tho moBt sanguin' expectations of tho Socioty, and tho oxhibitiori excoeded anything lo tho pomologieal lim tho world over saw. Tho fruit was sold at anotioi this afternoon, to assist in defraying tho oxponsei of tho Sodoly, end some of it brought high prices A portion Of the Booioty Will visit tho vineyards a Hermann and Dlufflon, Mo., to-morrow. TUT FOLLOWING good news ia from tho Wilraingtoi Poet, of yesterday, which eaya: "Wo loam will pleasure that tho V. M. Goneral has given direction, that will load to a remedy of certain detach) in thi post'Al service between South Carolina nnd tin North. Tho whole postal system or this State re rrnlros reorganization; arid nothing would tent moro to aid tito work of reconstruction. The peo pie of North Carolina, now more Ulan evor, noe< Information, tho facilities for obtaining which cai inly be furnished by tko head of the Poatomci Department." LAjtoBsM (JiaouLAMON.-Th? DAILY * lEWeSpttS&McJ thc Official Lui of Lei- J crt rcin.atning ?? thc Postoffice at thc end' i / each week, agreeably to the following 1 wotton of the New Postoffice Law, a* the . icwsjHtper having the, largest circulation in 1 'Ac City of Charleston: KIWION 0. And be ll furthor cupeled, Tl,il Usia <>r lot era rcuislufug uncoiled for lu ?ny V :JtoQlco lu ?ny elly, ' owu ur vilb"\ woora B newspaper eliall bo printed, .hall hereafter bc pubUebcd once only In Ibo newspaper ?hieb, litio > published weakly or oitcucr, ebal! boro tbe i urculillon wttblu range of delivery ol" Ibu nala Me? as~ Ail communications intended, for publication in lin's tournai must bc addressed lo Ute JCditor of Hiv JMsm A'eics, A'o. 18 I fa ?inf-street, Lliaiieslou, th ti Uusincsa Otminunicalwns to Publisher vf Haili/ A'eio.i. It'flO?inno? n?iuVrtnJtfl lo return rejected cotnmuntca . lions. Adrrrtisenients outside of Ute city must tte accompa? nied with the cash. CHARLESTON. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1R67. JOD WORK.-Wo have now completed our ol?co BO as to oxcoutc. in tho shortest poesiblo time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, nntl wo mosl respectfully ask (ha patro&ngo of our friends. AV II Y DODGB TUB ISSl'K. Honesty ia tho boat policy. Wo will nlwayj take ofl' our hat respectfully lo any man, how? ever much wo moy differ withahim, if hr will only boldly assert what ho believes to bc true, aud having aaserted il, will boldly defend his posilion.* With such a man we may differ, but for auch a man we must feel respect. If the .so collad party of progress, tho Bolf-atyled Mandi of liberty, tho Radical party, would only follow this course, it would not rccolvo our approvnl, but it would receive our admira? tion for honest, persistent cooaiBlcnoy. When the South felt moat bitterly toward those who wcro opposed lo her institutions, she respect? ed tho men, who following Iho radioal theo? ries of her opponents to their logical conclu? sion, pronounced tho Constitution of Ihe United States a league with Hell. But tho South in common with all honest men lina al? ways despised those time-servers who adopt a course because it will probably provo popu? lar, and rejcot a conclusion, because an election might be lost on tho issue. If the Radicals would remain true to Ihoir principles, wo oortoinly should say" nothing. If thc American people should decide in favor of tyrnnny in any shape, we would regret the fact, but we would feel poor consolation in knowing thal tho flag which was onco tho ctn blom of tho freedom of tho North and South, in becoming the shroud of the one, has become thc winding sheet of tho other. We do how? ever complain that the parly, which Husnv WILSON has openly proclaimed, will rule the country foi- twenty years, intends to rule hy fraud and by practising constant deceptions on I be people. Thc people are to bo deceived by Hie shadow, while the initiated grow fat by i lie substance, tho public offices. The Hadicol party claims to he based on freedom to all meu, freedom of all thought, and froedom of the press in every port of the country. Freedom of thought with it means simply freedom to think QH do the leaders of thal party. Freedom of the press is such freedom aa was recently tolerated by a mili? tary officer in General ORD'S District, and free? dom lo nil men moana only freedom to all ne? groes, without discrimination, and to all white may -flbm?irlI\i?'\t,i,r.t?i''-'l\. jn..l.kf.???l,,jL' l?.v.olc ern gold and Northern political manipulation. We ask for fairness and candor. We ask that issues should bc broadly and distinotly ma'dc. If Hie Radical party is honest in its views, then it should bc earnest in their application. It pretends to advocate political and even social equality between the races. it claims that (he white may possibly he equal lo thc negro if he ia only Iruo to the principias of thc parly. It insists that the (wo races can live in pcrfcot harmony with each other, having equal political rights, and standing shoulder to shoulder.io Ibo competition for bread, side by sido in the schoolt, the church? es, the workshops and in the halls of legisla? tion. It overlooks thc foot thal this course, if successful, could only suoceed by producing on amalgamation of the races, a consummation never to bc wished for by any one, whether white or black, who loves hi9 race. This re? sult would prove to bc equally injurious to tho while and black racss, produring as il would, men inferior to tire white in intellect, to (ho black in capacity for work, and to both in health and morals. It is certain that the aober dense of both races would reject this solution of Ibo a,iio!it ion, and wisely would it be rejected, because if such a solution could be had both races would certainly be destroyed. With thia cry the Radical has led the North into evory measure of oppression with whioh thc South is now ouraed. With thia cry military govornmenta havo been cont inned for nearly three years of peace, and Heaven can only know how much longer they will last. With this cry tho yearly expenses of the United States Qovernmont havo, in a time of peace, increas? ed nearly fourfold. With this cry tho South is being reconstructed by tyrannical legislation contrary to the Constitutions of our States and of tho United States, and opposed to tho views of the President and half of the members of the Supreme Court. Here the wily politicians of the parly desired to stop, but the moro.honest men, who ara foolish enough to believe that words mean something, and that conclusions follow pre? mises, insisted that their orafly leaders ahould follow thoir own teachings. This dose was not ens i ly swallowed; but tho leaders bad taught thc lesson, and they could not shut the book whenever they might desire so to do. The physician was at hand, and ho insisted that the mctlioine ah?uld bo taken, or that political death would bo the result. The leaders swal? lowed, but swallowed with a -gulp, and at the last session of Congress agitated the quest ion Of "manhood suffrage." Connecticut did not like tho agitation, and elected Demoorota in place of Republicans lo office. This showed the leaders that logical results sometimes pro? duce political annihilation. The North had be? gun to think, and to follow out Radical theories io (heir final consequences. The Northern mon did not wish an amalgamation of Iho races, nor did be wish Congress to usurp, nt his home and his fireside, the samo powers that it had usurped in the South. Thc ques? tion being agitated, and the minds of men be? ing awakened lo the dangers of despotism at home, the Radicals began to nee that the issue would bo (ho loss'or preservation of liberty at (be Nor?h, and also that whenever this ques? tion was fairly made, the lovera of liberty would triumph. They foresaw their own fall in the return of sense to the North, and they Tell that whenever the oontest at the North should come between liberty and radicalism, liberty would surely triumph. In Ohio tho parly adopted the doolrlne of "manhood auf. Trage" as a portion of ita political faith, b?fiu Pennsylvania political shrewdness triumphed iver'political honesty, and il wah rejected as a parly doetfine. The California elections took ilaea, and th? Conservatives elected their ickel. Maine followed, and the Radicals lost rotes-Ohio, has slnoe endeavored to change ho Issue, and to avoid the question which ii ?colly at the bottom of the Radioal political ' Alt li. .The Radicals claim to be tho party of irogress. Is not progresa the friand and ally if truth ? If it ia, should not the volco of truth . io heeded, and ahould not tbs party of pro- . ;reis and truth' endeavor to enlighten, inste? d 1 f to bot'og, ita folloivor* ? U not thc teal isjuo icitvccit ? "v i ? ? t . ? 111 - : i niitj (bc Uon.-ci vntivo party ho issue between negro SUtTragQ ".md the. louslituliouol rights of tho States? IT it ii, vhy not" come manfully upt Why not make bo fight bravely, openly un.I honestly : Truth s ou ODO sido or the oilier, unit tho honcut over of truth will endeavor io t>ti? i oui its poai ion. If we nmlcrstaud the ronl i\iirsllaei bo rbre the rouniry, "manhood luill'rnge" tn spile of tho Coustitutiou. stands arrayed again.*! constitutional liberty, li ii desirable Ibnt the contest should con e. All are anxious to n?e it ".i-i t lei I. Why .ben dodge the ?sano'' WANTS. WAM I'.ll, A still. OK Kl VIS Illili itIM, Uli a Iluuao willi futir ur five rocina ami miitalilo nut bulldinge, urar Um h.,..r. |M,rltmi ul lb? elly, iii? latter preferred. Apply al THIS OFFICE. September 1? _ I~7tUIINIrtHICI? HUUHtfl l?U PART UK / ? HOUSE wauled. Unod teleleucca given. Adilr.f 430, P. O. 4? Soplonibcr ll WA NT ICD, A s Iii ATKIN , UV A HICSI'ICC TADLL white woman, who ie wliliug to make bor? eel! goocrally uaeful. Inquire at THIS Ol-'HOE. September 19 _ WANTIC ll TU HBKT T\Vi? JaAHUKANU ONI. SM M.I, ROOM, with SorvautH" Booma, Ina dealrable locatlou. Address "ROOMS." KtCWB Olhee. September IS_}}_ TirAKTED Tl? UR NT BV A SMALL PAiUl TT LY, two er three rooms,?Uhkttebcn srcoimuu datlone. Address, ataliug location mid lernte P. O. Boa, No. 333;_2* _ Septem berl8_ SITUATION WANTED.-WAVI'KI), UV A marne,! niau, nf blondy batata, a situation III any nwrn-ctoble uiiaiiu-s.*. Will make himself on I ni in al most any capacity. Addi.-- 'SI. P.." ?I thin office. Autiuel 13_* yw_ < r If, IN 'I'H \V A N T I'l 1 > P*0 li THE UFE ASH VA M l'A t(? VN OF QF.NEIlA.Ii ROHKRT E. LEK, BY .1AMF-H D. McCABE. JB., of Virginia. Author of "Ufo or ?len. ?Slonnwall' .lack?oii," "Ufe ol Ocn. Albert Syduoy Johnson," "Th.- Ald-dc-Camp." Ac. Send for Circulara and BOO mir Inrmfl, Bini n tull do . clipUon of tho work. Addroaa NATIONAL PUBLISH INO COMPANY, Atlanta. (Ja. liuu* Scplomber 7 _TO RENT?_ TO HUNT_TIIATTI1HB1C STOnV Il HICK. Boute, No. 10 Slat? ?iront, Utoly ?ttcd up In mod? ern atv le. and ls admirably adapted for a Itostaiiraut and realdouce. Bent tow to n good "ennui. Apply t>_ HOLM IX & MACBETH, September 17 lulim_Nu. 30 Broad atreol ,TU> HUNT, ONE UK TWU C41JIIP4MIT L ABLE BOOMS in a private family. Tor partlcu lara, apply at THIS OFFICE. S Seplember ll LOST. LOST, ON THIS l 7 Til INSTANT, IN KIM:, Hasel, or Meeting streets, A LETTER contain? ing muney, with the uwner'B nama thereon. Tho fluit ervin bs rewarded by leaving the samo at THIS OF? FICE. September 19 REWARDS. EIFTV UOLI.AIIS HEWAHD.-STH1.EN from my plant?t! vn.in St. Stophen'n Parish, ou tho night of tho 18th Instant, TWO MULES-one a lame bay. and tho other a small brown bay. Also, TWO SAD? DLES-ono now, and Ibo other DU oin Raddle. Any in? formation given that will load to their recovery will be rewarded as above. U. H. MABIOX. Pineville, September 17, 18(57. Septomber lu 10,23.27.ocll FOR SALE. FOH BALK, AL.1. THAT IaU** UP I. BM), with BUILUINOS thereon, on thu north ?Ide of I Tradd Btreot, knowu aa No. 98. being tho eastern por lin ol a tenement baii60, measuring 30 feet front, moro or lon?, and 27fl icel, more or less, In depth. For further parllculsr?, apply al No. 25 MAYNE STREET. September 19_?hoi Fun KALE, A OROtlBttV STU.HK. COX NEC!ED with tho ?linn lea BAR ROOM and a largo BALL. suitable lor dancing parties and other pur? poses. Tho owner quttt-un. business, Wiehes to sell thc samo. Inquire NOllTIIEAai' CORNER KINO AND LINE STREETS. stuthS* September ll BOARDING. BUARD AND laODCIXG IN A PH1VATU family, residing in apteaaaut part of the elly, can bo obtained at mod?rale rate? by a singlo gentleman. Ap? ply at thia orBrn._tutbe_An8u_"1 0 _. BOAKD WANTED, TWO RUUMJt WITH Board, la wanted ina nrlvato family, by a Lady and three Oldie rem Address. P. O. Drawer 341. September 1G_4? OAHDINU.-THRUK PLEAHANT HUtl.lIN with rood BOARD can be had ou immediate appli? cation to No. OD CHURCH STREET, weet side, near Tradd street. Tenon reasonable. Julie 12 ^XCEI.LENT BOARD, AT VRRY I.UW ta ral/-a In Hie i||Ost ivnlrsl busliie-;? |?art of Ilia city, REMOVALS. REMOVAL. TUE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMO V I". I) THEIR Wholeaalo Crockery and (Itasswani Establi.hnient flt sa No. ll Hoyne Btreet -tn No. 137 Meeting al reel, nru-Iy opposite llsyno atmet, where they oder Inr sale at and below New York price?, au esluiiBlvn assortment of Hoods, of direct Importation per "rille d'Air" and "Robert C. Winthrop." Also, In arrive, from Liverpool, W) erahn nasnried Crockery per "Queen" and "Vumnrri." At wholesale and retail, at No. 137 Meeting street nnd No. 233 King Btreet. WILLIAM Cl. Will I,DES A- CO. September 0 REMOVAL. ~~ WE HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED TO i lit'. SPACI? OUS Stoic. No. 217 KINO STREET, where we will be pleased to ace our frienda and those who way favor UB with a call. MELCUl RS ti MULLER, No. 217 King street. Between Market and Princesa s?rcele. Anguit 21 stuth!3 STORAGE. fiTORAOE, THE: idhi' < i V lilli. AND ?J convenient in the dty, at very reasonable prices, ! for COTTON, RlCk*. SALT, FERTILIZERS, Icc. 4c. In? surance, wben desired, as law aa any In Ibo city. Apply .o OEO. W. CLARK k CO., Corner East Bay and Cumberland air?ela. September 17 HOTELS. S. SWANDALE, PROPRIETOR OF THE Mansion House, ST. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.. pitorniETons : WM. A. HURD.Of New Orleans W. F. CORKERY.Of Spottswood Hotel, Richmond I Tolograpu and Railroad Officoa in Rotnnda of Motel. Juno 17 Cmo STEVENS HOUSE, Nos. ??I, ?3, '45 AND 37 Broadway, N. v., opposilo Bowling Oreen-I n the European Plan.-THE STEVENS HOUSE ls well and widely known to the travelling public. Tho location la es. poclslly suitable to merchants and business men; illa In closo proximity to tho business part of the city-la on the highway of Southern and Weston) travel- and adja? cent lo all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots. Tho STEVaNS UOUSB baa liberal accommodation for over 300 guest.-it ia well furnished, and possesses every modern improvement mr tho comfort and entertainment of Ha Inmates. The rooms aro spacious and woll vt ntl lated-provided with gas .and water-the attendance ls prompt snd respectful-and tho table la generously pro? vided with every delicacy of tho season at moderate rates. The rooms having bcon refurnished and remodeled, we are ena!''Hito offer extra, facilities for the comfort and pleasure -f our guests, OEO. K. OHASE A CO., Blay 2? Brno Proprietor?. CHISOIffi' RICE MILLS. THESE WELL KNOWN AND LONO ESTABLISHED MILLS are nndergologcomplete repair and r?nova? tion and will be ready on tho 1st SEPT EM HEH to rccelro from Plantera and others their nico lo pound and pre? pare for market. Thankful for favors shown us hy Fac? tors prior to the war, we would earnestly solicit a con tlnuacce of the ?arno. feeUng confident that our Mills will be made to do aa good work as they ever did. cnisoi.M nm 11 units, NO. 33 East Bay. Hi-'i hf- "i tmi.i," Georgetown, fl. O., will copy once a week for ala weeks and forward hill for payment Angus! 20 . ? ... luth J. M. BRADSTRCET & SON, IMPROVED ' Mercan.ile Agency, NO. 20 ERO AI) STREET, QIIAHI.FiSTON, ?. V. J. L. FONDA. Superintendent. September 0 M. M. QUINN, Wholesale & Retnil Dealer m , ROOKS? PERIODICALS, ME ??BPAPEB8, HTATIONERY, ETC. No. o?i tema sTitKKT (Opposite Ann sireni. O liarlos ton, O. S. The LATEST ISSUES of the Prcas always on band. Subscriptions received and Qoocla delivered or (br trarcuU by Hall or jerpreas. All OAHU ORDERS win be promptly attended ta : February 28 I?..Ti The Greenville Mountaineer IB PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT ll 60 PRU year, ba s Ivan oe. Advertisements Inserted al usual ?tee. O. E. ELFORD, Maj 10 Editor and Pronrtstnr MEETINGS. UNION Ivii.wiNMM I.OOGE, NO *, A. F. M. Mill' TtEUIil..U< COMMUNICATION OF THIS L Ludgu will bu holden al Mus..?le Hall, al half pail 7 clo.:*. TAn Kfining. ny uni er of th? w. M. W. K. HOWLAND, MepleiutH-r I-J I Secretary. IIOIMC I'llllC i:.\IHMK t'tl.1U?ASV. VTTEND A REGULAR MONTHLY M RETINO OE ymir Corpa, ol thu i'lnll, J'i? KtyHIMy, .1 7 >< o'clock ruclm-ly. Memberiwlll Itu puueiuul. Hy order. PHILIP IH'l'K HEIT. Jr., September IV ' I SncrcUry. ilAOA ll A PI IIB KNOINE t'OXHASV, No. 8. iroH WILL ATI"RND AN ESTRV MEETING Ol' . yo? Company, f'.i : KnniM, at lu? Kuglnu House, I d o'clock. ?j order. .1. M. HOLLOW\Y. H?, rv. September 1!) I ? (ll.HI \% VOI.I'.VTKEII ASSOCIATION. rire REGULAR MONT ni. Y MEETING W 'trna AHHOriatliiu will bo hold To-Night (Ibuiadur), hep embrr I'.'ib. ai H u'ctock, al our Hull, eumur King am .alli i .un al nuls. i'iiiicliial attendance la re<|iinated. Hy unter. OUST. HOl'l'MKYKII. September HI I* Secretary. ll AHM BALL. A MATCH (?AME WILL TAKE PLACE T1HR AF V V TKltNDN in t.... ..ii th.- firat Ninca nf the Croavcul iud Ashley Ham Hall Clubs, on Citadel tireen, al ly, /clock 1* Septombor IV EDUCATION Al. ullin, .lt ll I v LAURENS* HOARDING ANO HAY SCHOOL FOB YOUNO LADIES | \iriLL HERUME ITS EXERCISES OCTOBER 1ST. y\ CORNER WENTWORTH AND SM ITU STREETS. Ibo eoureo of otu.I les b thorough sud complote. The French Department will bo conducted by a resident Fi ench Teacher, and tho young ladles will ba required to speak French. For terms, otc., apply as above. September ll? thlus THU EXEllCISEI Ol' THE HKV. D. X. LAFAIt'S SEMINARY', AT THE I CORNER OF CALHOUN STREET AND RUT? LEDGE AVENUE. WILL BE RESUMED ON THI 1ST OCIODKR. Thorough limn notion In all tho brauches ut' au English nod Cla.alcal Education. September 1U _10,21.06.28 Oct I ENGLISH AND FHENOII UOAlll)I\Q AND DAY snnooi. ron YOUNO LADIES. AfTlS. URIS HANK WILL, ON THE FIRST OF OCTO 1*1. BER, rusiimo Ibo dulles or ber scbool, st No. SS LEGARE STREET. Au exclusively Bolles Lettres Claas ot twelve will bo re?oive ) at an appointed hour. There wu! also oe a (leparvraout for small boya. S?plombcr 18 0? Y?U.VG LADIES' COLLUGIATE I\H'H TOTE. THE EXIGENCIES OF THE TIMES DAVE OAU8ED the Commissioners of tin State Normal and High Scbool tu uso the building as s Free Scbool. Tho Stats Normal and High School, ss now organized, wi 1 literati re bo trat xfeiTcd, nuder Ibo tltlo of thc YOUNO LADIEo' COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, toTno commodious building on tho north side of George streot. No. OR, ono door west of Klug Htroet, opening OCTOBER Od, 1S07. Tuition In the Preparatory Department, SUSO por half sosslnii, or SAO per annum; in lbs CoUaglalo Depart? ment, SIS per half urinion, or $00 per annum. French, Drawing, and Vocal Music, aro Included In fhn r?guler course. Latin, Greek. German. Italian, Spanish, II strunionl.il Music and Painting, aro extra, at moderato charges. A limiten number of Downier- will bo received at thc InaUtute. Hoard, ts? per mouth, or (SOU per annum. Including Wast lng. Lights, Fuel. otc. Parlor Boardors received at tho above prices. All payruBnts BtricUy In sdvsuce. Hoard of Inatruollou as follows : Ber. HENRY M. MOOD. A. KL, Prlnclpsl; Rov. HENRY A. HASH. A. M., Proleasor of Mathematica aud Auotunt Langusgos; Pro? fessor LEWIS B. GIBBS, A. M., SI. D., Lecturer on Cbomlstry and Natural Philosophy; Professor F. S. HOLMES, I^ctursr on Geology snd Natural History; L. A. FRAMPTON, M. D., Profcsaor or Modern Lan Ruego?, pi,.his... r WM. MAHTEBMAN, Instructor In Vo.ai Music; Miss MARY C. MOOD, Instructress In Drawing and Painting; Miss LAURA M. HILL, Instruc? tress In English Branches. September 2 mthlinoa I'AItOLI.VA EDUCATIONAL. INSTITUTE FOR YOUNO LADIH8. MESDAMES OIRA RD A DOWELL, rpm: EXERCISES OF THIS SOHOOL WILL BE L iwaniued (D. V.) on Monday nul, September 16lh. Mr. ALEXANDER will remain'ln chsrgo of the English Department. The recur. 1 for tho First Class of Honor will ba com. nienced i n the lat Octobor. Septombor 9_Sept 9.13.16,19.03,0(1 MRS. HOPSOM P1NCKNEY ITTTLL RESUME THE EXERCISES OF HER VV SCHOOL. FOR YOUNO LADIES, on Tuttday. Octolior lat. at NO. 6 AIKEN'S ROW. September 10 _throe CLASSICAL INSTITUTE!. DA. BDBNETT, A. M., WILL OPEN MONDAY, ? October li, IBS', undue tho above tit!;, a select School for young Gentleman. Tho course ot Instruc? tion will embrace the Ancient and Modern Lenguazos, Mathematica, Common snit Higher English Branches Special I adi ll icu afforded for the nt ul y of Bookkeeping. For terms and other |iarticiilan>, soe Circulars. Tho location of tho School will be announced definite 1 y in a fow days. luth?3* Septembor 17 PUBLIC SCHOOLS. CITY OF ClURLEStOK. MORRIS STREET SCHOOL. rpHIS SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY. _L Hie 03d inst., lor Colored Persons exclusively. Applications for adnil-alou will be received st tho School-hi.ua? ou and after that date, betwecu tho hours ??n ni t ?r .flatly until further notice. Hy order ol UM Hoard. F_ MONTAGUE O RUMKE, Secretary Commissioners Fr?e Sebools. September jj (u URSULINE ACADEMY. TALLE CHUCK. THIS INSTITUTION WILL RESUME ITS ACADEMIC EXERCISES SEPTEMBER lal. For lToaiumtiiBen please ad.Iren "MOTHER SUPE? RIOR," Ursuline Convent sud Academy, Columbia So V*-_Imo September s _00 PARTNERSHIPS._ NOTICE. ri THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING .k. hutwncu Ibo undersigned, In Uio PLAINING MILL ami LUMBER business, under tile finn of EBA UGH k MALLONKK. baa been TbiB Day dlss lived, by mutual consaiil. JOHN C. MALLONEE alone la nuthorlltd to eettle tho affairs of thc cold copartnership. O. O. EBAOOH. JOHN C. MALLONEE, i nAHLLjTos, Soplember 6,1867. September 9 Imo NOTICE. fl HIE DNDHRSIGNED HAVTNQ PURCHASED ALL _L Mr. EH AI lu H'S interest in tho above Copartnership, will contluuo on his own ?.-count tho business, hereto? fore conducted by the late Ano, of EBAUGH 4 MAL? LONEE, at the samo place. HORLBEOKS WHARF, near thu Northeastern Railroad. JOHN C. MALLONEE, CnanLESTON, september 6, 1E67. Septembor 9 _ _* Imo DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. rriUE FIRM HERETOFORE KNOWN AS FORDHAM X Ai BROTHERS, NO. 180 MI LT IN Cl STREET, ta hereby dlBfl.dveil. The business hereafter will be con? ducted under tho runo sud style of JAS. H. FORDHAM k BROTHER. tuths3* Septembor 17 ""t~?riiiriTa7"ETcr"" THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE RESUMED Till'.IR FORMER (MERCHANT TAILORING) BUSINESS, at their old stand No fri UROAD STREET, and aro now prepared to oxocuto ali ordere In their lino: siso, to take ordere for makins blllHTS AND SHIRT BOSOMS aa heretofore. Wo have aUo on hand, ss SOLE AGENT for this State ..Um WHEELER k WILSON SEWING MACimNE/' which wo sell ai factory prices. Thankful to Ibo public for their former liberal patron? age, we would ropcotfully aollclt a continuance of tho "T":. . ... EDGERTON A RICHARDS. Seittomber 10 -6 B00T8 AND SHOES. BOOTS AND SHOES ! rTVHE SUBSCRIBERS MOST RESPECTFULLY IN X VITES Bilcuttin to their largo, varied stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, and are offered to tho publie at the lowest prices. D. O'NEIL Si SON. No. 376 KINO STBEET. ABOVE GEORGE STREET. August 31 _J_stuthOmo TOBACCO, ETC. JOSEPH SCHROEDER, COMMISSION 'AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN SEGARS, Lcnf mid MnunfaotnrAtl Tobacco, No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE, MD. 49" A fi fie assortment of Connecticut, Havana and k ora Loaf Tobscco slways on hand. Soplember 18_Imo "M (RIOLP NEG AU STORE, O It N KU BROA DIVA V A M) ITITI ST II f-'. ?CT, NEW YORK. rHE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE PLEASED TO HEP bis Southern friends. The rholorst UAVANA SK? IA HH, of all Ihe leading brands, with a general aesort IIeni of Smokers' Articles alwsys on band. June!_P. OTTOLENOPI. Agent. PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE MILLION!! [WILL REND, POST-PAID, 60 PHOTOGRAPHS OP Hie most celebrated Actors for BO cents; 60 Actresses ir CO ?Mils; 60 Union Generals for 60 cents; 60 Rebel le norois for 60 rents; 60 Statesmen for 60 conts ; 60 besu Ifulyonnc I*dl?a for 60,cepU: 60 fine-looking young lentkmou for 60 cents; 6 large Photographe of French lancing Girls, in costume, beautifully oolored. exactly as liiiy appear, lor 60 cents; or for 60 cents, 6 of tho mutt esotlful Ladies of tho Parisian Ballet Troupe, as tb?y iipoar in the play of the Black Crook, at N lido e Oard?ti, tart a* ordors to P. O. Box 177, V*t, H. Y. Msy 13 _ jj ? _. II? THE CAROLINA TIMES, PUBLISHED AT ORANUEUbllG C. H. PHIS PAPER CTRCTTLATES THRODOHODT THF. L middle portion of the State, and offers the best ic I ll iles for advertisers, February 0? GROCERY ANO MISCELLANEOUS. I COHN. I il A A BUSHELS PRI MK H-W/HMOIU; YELLOW p, LUUl' I0CK? bushel. I' rim,) ItalUlMON Willie. f. For salo by W. lt. HM ITU A: ?O.. H*jtt*lntrar lu 1 Napli'i'a RSU|f). SALT. .)/ Will SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT. OP DlltLCi ?VJyjyj Importation. large, w.-ll Ailed aacka. and lu In? condition. For ?alu tty i W. II. SMITH A- IN)., Hepleniber I? l Sapin'* Ramp. il GUNN? CLOTH. THE LEST AND HEAVIEST IN T?r CITY IS TO UF f found et OEO. W. CL&itK A UO.'a t Sopteuiber IB _ No. 1W Eail Biy. WHISKEYS, WINKS & LIQUORS, ' Ir, A DBLH. WHISKEYS, OF DIFFERENT OMAOKM, ' f\) ipialilloH and price? nun . i,.? I Claret Wliiew toil i aSM Kr.bli'ilani Si:liiut|i|i* III)) Mik? llrnnity. um, .luman ? Hum. Hi. Crail limn, Now England Itinu. Sherry Wine, Putt Winn, Madeira Wino, ie., tte. . I UH*) dozon of thu abovn in cases. For aalo by , September 17_UEO. W. CLARK k CO._ SALT, SYRUP, &c 1 CAA aACK3 SM.T FOR HALE, IN LOTH TO J.OU\J suit purcboiorc, al leas than market ruten. COO Ullin Oflt Urlnditono?. 100 barrali Syrup. IOU b?rrela Hugnr. 11HK1 kegs NalU. non baga Kimi. WOO boara lliirnug. 100 boxea Starch. liXKi boxea Soap. 101) boxea Tobacco, ?e., ie. For sale by OEO. W. CL.VHK i CO. September Hi _. _ _ GUNNY CLOTH ! GUNNY CLOTH ! 1 AA BALM GUNNY CI.OTU, EXTRA HEAVY. 1UU 100 Holla Gunny Cloth, Extra Heavy. Jual received. For salo luw and In lula lo ault, by Seplembor in ?KO. W. CLARK & (Xl. BALING ROPE. .t AA ('OILS MANILLA ROPE. L\?\./ MO Colls Hemp Hope. 'JOO Colla Julo Roi?. Just roeclvod and inr sale cheap lor cash, by SnplemberlO_OEO. W. CLARK k CO. BREAD 1 BREAD I BREAB ! 1 AAA BOXES ARMY BREAD, i'.}l/V - c" Balo by CEO. W. CI.'.P.E i CO. September 10 10 SMITH'S BURTON*ALE. BARRELS JUST RECRIVE!) OF THAT CELE BRATED ALE, by UEO. W. CLARK 4 CO. September IC CORN ! CORN I 3500 DcrjrtNLS pnrME wnrrE W?M.I1 4000 buahcbi primo Woutaru White Com 11500 buabola prime Western Mltcd Corn. BAGGING I BAGGING I 31) balen GUNNY CLOTH. For sale by JOHN UAMPSEN ii CO., No. ll Market etroot, opiioslto Hiato alrcot. Hoptumber 17 ' tuth'J COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EDWARD LOWNDES, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, BOYCE'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, SJ CG September 14 a tutti Imo .YILLIAM^n?lij^ <? SO*, Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OFFICF, NO. nt HAYNE STREET. Sept.mtier.?_ WILLIS & (JMSOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AND SHIPPING AGEN T S. VT7TLL ATTEND TO TnE PURCHASE, SALE AM Vi SHIPMENT Ito Foreign and DnmeaHr. Portal I COTTON. IllCn LUMBER AND NAVAL STORE*. ATliANTK' WHARF, rharlratnn. S. O NOTIOK. fTlUE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS I will for the present be carried an aa usual by tim undersigned nt No. 49 East Bay, over the store formell; occupied by CHA Ki. 1 COMLY & CO. AH persona having Individual rlaluui must prceent Um **STUli"'?',l,n"'' ''"'rbled Individually _wtll make pay _RAILROADS._ NOTICK TO PLASTERS O.V LLVB OP SAVANNAH AND < A A K I, i : vi < >\ \ RAILROAD. OFFICE BAYANN AH AND CHARLESTON R. R..1 CHARLESTON, Kopi, loth. 1B57. j fTUOS COMPANY WI 1.1, FURNISH FRRIQliT CARS I at tba different Tum On In on tho Uno nf Road, from St. Andrew's to the Juurtlon nf the Port Royal Railroad, lor tba convenience of Planters, wbo Intend to tarward their cropa to market by Rall. Under thia arrangement, lUce ran be brought to tba City and delivered by the Company's Steamer, to any Factor or MIU designated, intone day alter lt ia received by the Road. The Company will place thia acccnunodatlon at tho option of the Planter oo very reasonable charge n. For rurtber information apply to J?RN S. RYAN. September 17 ru tba Qen. BnpL GREAT REDUCTION IN THF. CHARGES FOR FREIGHT, RY THE GREAT INLAND AIR LINE ROUTE, FROM BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE TO CHARLESTON. SHIPPERS WILL PLEASE NOTICE THE FOI.L0 WINO TA Ul PT' OF THROUGH HATES s From itu li I mm. to Charleston, B. C. First-class floods.?1.38 per 100 pounds. Second-class Goods.1.34 pAr 100 pounds. Third-class Oooda. 1.10 per 100 pounda. Fourth-class Oooda. BS per 100 pounda. Philadelphia to Charleston. First-class doods.fl,I? por 100 pouuds. Second-class Goods. 1.29 por IOU pounda. 1 hird-?lasa Goods.1.12 por 100 pounds Fourth-class Goods. 92 per 100 pounds. Philadelphia to Charleston, via Annomes : kl Railroad. Firnt-ciaas Goods.?LOO pe:-100 pounda. Second-claaa Goods. 1.40 per 100 pounds. Third-class Gr ods. 1.27 per 100 pounds. Fourth-class Oooda. 1.02 par 100 pounds. New York to Charleston. Kind-class Gooda..11.48 per 100pounus. Socond-olaas Oooda. 1.29 per 100 pound*. Tblrd-class Gooda. 1.12 per 100 pounds. Fourth-class Goods. 92 per 100 pounds. Doaton to Cbarieotop. . . First-class Goods.?1.M par 100 pounds. Second-class Goods.1.31 per 100 pounds. Third-class Goods.1,17 per 100 pounds. Fourth-ctass Goods. 92 por 100 pounda. Oooda from Boston, New York and Philadelphia (rta steamer) must be Insured by the shipper lo Norfolk, Virginia; rate of insurance K per cent. Goods from Philadelphia (n'a Annsmessio) sod frons I DalUmore are Insured by the Co tn pani es. All Booda ordered to be shipped by the HHAFOARD AND INLAND AIR UNE. must be so marked and de livered to our Agents, as follows : * At Boston. E. SAMPSON, End of Cantral Wharf. At New York, H. I. HoOREADV, No. 197 Greenwich street, corner Dev. At Philadelphia (ria sVamsrs), W. P. CLYDE, No. 14 North Delaware Avenue. At Philadelphia (ria Annsmessio), PHIL , WIL. and BALT. R. R. CO. At Baltimore, I" B. PARKS, Bay Lino, foot Onion Dook. IOr Tn Shipping Freight from Pltlladslpble, bo carr fal to mark the Packages, and note on Bill of Lading j whether lt ls to be forwarded by Clyde's Steamers, or ria Anuamente. E. O. OHIO, Oem Hoot. S. and II. R. H. H. L. FREMONT. Oen. Supt W. snd W. 0. R. WU. MAO RAE. - Oen. BnpL W. and M. lt. lt. h. a. SOLOMONS, Oen. Supt. N. I. R. R. For inrther Information, apply to NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD OFFICE. 8optcmbBjrlj_ DOUBLE DAILY ALL RAIL PASSENGER ROUTE BETWEEN ATLANTA AND KEW ORLEANS ru Cbatanooga and Grand Junction, TH lum Gil IN FORTY-NIN? IlOUn?. JlfUlNH LEAVE ATLANTA DAILY Al 8:15 A M, AND 7:00 P.M., making dosa connections at au points Irrhiog at Now Orleans st 8 P.M. and 11:40 A.M... AW-PaaaoBgere by trains of the Georgia Itailroad make :loao connicdona with thia ronlo at Atlanta. So BTKAMDOATO OR OMNIBUSES ON THIS ROUTE, EI.EQANT > I.F.F.FINQ^0A0HE8 OH ALL NIGHT ?) AGO AG F. ORBCKEt) T? EOt'aRi VAHE AS LOW AB Tm -:- .'.J..'RY ANT OTHES R0T1 TE. ll,.;.:: i.; THROUGH TICKET* GOOD UNTIL USED - Can be obtained at (Tereral Ticket Omca, Atlanta, Os. leorglt. Railroad, Augusta, G v : Sonth Carolina Railroad, Tharloaton, H. O.; Bonth Oarollot Railroad, Col nra bia, I. a JOHN B. PECK. MaaUr Transporta tl oo. Inly 13 arno Waa torn and Atlantic Banroad. BRUCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS^ COHN AND BACON. )Q(J() BUSHELS rame winn. SI ll.LIMO :iion litwhala Prias* Yellow cora IfiOn i ii.ii. I, Iii JU, lu .arlin, lair Mt? l.v ll. M. BUTLER. September ll) _ ;? BUCK EYE SOAP. KINSMAN fi IIOWKI.L. Nu. IM EAST HAY, AGENTS lor Mamila. Hin ia, nra prepaied lo lill urilora fer m ebnvu aupcilm Snap. I Hspteuibur 19 ROPE I HOPET -/Viv CDU. ? OREEN I.EAE MAOIiKE ROPE J\J\ i ouu lilli tollii Oman I ?al Ma-blus Rope ?'rr* Ul : e. '.ii,ll:.- I> j.ui.l.i,.- Uupe Will ill? wall to fall ni Hil lind, trignell, a* I guarantee lu aetl at Mamu, tu? er', prices, ir, i,'.lit added. F.vcty Cul guaranteed. Eur aa lu by i. N. HOBSON. Koa. I alni -! A11 a nt'.; Wharf. Sr|il:-tiibor RI thstuS "J IN STORK AM) LANDING BY NT KA .H li II SKA (Jri.I.. . WW ? KALK COILS RICHARDSON'S PURE OREEN taUU Loaf KUM. on wini - Oulla lhi-liHi.laoii'a Pura Oreen [.cal Rope. Ul bal?* H vinni: I whir. Vial li.iva Adamaulliin Candia* SU lleve** RngB' Cuivil llama IO lilul*. Primo shoulders. 80 liri-. Rib and Clear 1Mb Hldei. r.o bb's. M. ? " fork. 200 tul o primo and choirn Lard. 'JO tlerrc* elmlco Wesloru Lud ?IKI bide. Crashed. Elita c. Yellow and VTiiiie Clarified Sugar. . bi) haga Hin CutTnv. Il lUBjaptllll? l?lKUirj CVlVlv. 50 boxes- Soap, Colgate. ALBO, 100 balen extra Oiiunv Banging. UH bale* English made Uunuy lljk'Kiog, a superior article, ami weithin? two twenty-eight a pouud. ASI> .'lin bbl* ol pure Whiskey, u?w In bond ol tho follow btl brands: Chicken Cock, Marshal. Mountain Dew ead lluae Whl-kcv. IIKNRY COBIA A CO. Su,.!.inla.-r't7 _ _tilthfj COE'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF I.I MIK. C\r TONS OE TRIS SUPERIOR FERTILIZER FOR ??J salo by E. U. RODOF.H3 A CO. September 17 tnuuB "SUPERIOR WESTERN HEMP ROPB. Df\f\ roi I. :l SUPERIOR WESTERN HEMP ROPE. \J> For .-V uy MORDECAI A CO. September 16_6 PRIME MOLASSES. Cir rt BARRELS PRIME MOLASSES IN BARRELS. *i?_)U For Hain hy MORDECAI A CO. September IB _0 GUNNY CLOTH. I cy/-\ HOLES-ABOUT SIXTY YARDS EAOH. L|U For ?ale al MEETINO KTnEET ICE HOUSE. Fepteiulier 0_. CH KA PLUM ?ER FOR SALE ON MAllMIAl.I.'M WM A UK. Hy .ino Plarvltall, Jr. Q ,i AND 1 INCH BOARDS .>"?f >, 3 and \ Inch Hank* 0. 8 and ID loch Silla Scantling!, ol ell sizes. -???. Ordors promptly Ailed. ReptomberS_thshl CALIFORNIA WINE COMPANY. (lNCORI'OBlTt:ri KOVF.iTOER 1, 1886.) WINES, PROM THE VINEYARDS OP Sonoma, Los Augolos and Napa Counties, California. W. H. CHAFEE,-Agcnt. NO. W7 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. 0. HOCK, SHERRY, SWEET ANGELICA, MUSCATEL. Port, Wine Bitters, Claret, Sonomo Brandy, Ca Ute rn m CaUwbs, Sonoma Champagno (lu quarts), Sonoma Cnam tmSS? SO1"1"4' " lD * C"0,"'n WC?* "d8cuU^6mo. "JOHN MAC GREGOR & co., NOS. 178 AND 180 PEARL-ST.. ATem York, -a-APPORTERA M VNCrAirrtlRURS AND DEALERS EN I INDIA SCOTCH AND Kl-NTECKY DAGOE-ldL GTrSNY BAGS SS'BURLAP SUI CABLE FOR WHEAT AND COHN SACU1NU; alao, a largo and completo stock of BALE ROPE, embracing Western maobuie-msd? Hamp Manilla, Flax and Jute. Bul lng twines, ?lc, aUol width.'they onor at fair prices. July 13 _ _t_??2L THOMAS R. AGNEW, luronxxB ANO nftAixa n< Kine Grncerle?, Cliolco Teni, Bte. Kto, NOS. MO and 2fl2 OREENWICH-ST,, COR. OF MUR RAS NEW YORK. November LOTTERIES. Bl FOR THE BENEFIT OP THE MASONIC! ORPHAN'S HOME. BOYD, WILSON & CO., Managers. G 8at Extra Scheme, CLASS B. CAPITAL PRIZE $20,000. $60,000 in Prizes to he distributed. TICKETS 0NL?0NE DOLLAR! TO BR DHAWN AT ATLANTA, OA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1867. All the Prizes will be drawn! A PACKAGE OF TEN TIOKETS FOR TENT DOLLARS LIABLE TO VRA W?80.0001 ALSO, DAILY dOMBINATION HUES ! CAPITAL PRIZES FROM $5000 TO $60,0001 WHOLE TICKETS from $1 to $?oi H ll A H in? I Af PROPORTION. Draws avery day, Sunday excepted, at Atlanta, Gao.. Vt IP. SI. Drawing received lu Charleston, by Telegraph, at 6 P. M.. dally, '. . AU Prfx.es paid with ont dlscouoL Officiai Drawings sent each purchaser. All Prtzos dabed st this Office. ?eur Correspondents may rely on prompt attention tu it den by simply enclosing money with full address. ?Hr All orders for Tickets, Schemes, and Information o be addressed lo JAMES KERR, Manager's Ag set Lock Box No. fte?, Charleston. S. O. OR! oe: No. M BROAD STREET. September IB KENTUCKY ? STATE LOTTERY (ON TUR HAVANA PLAN) FOR THF. B E N I F I T OP THE . SHELBY COLLEGE, HURRAY, EDDY & CO., Managers. Great Scheme. CAPITAL PRIZE, $50,000 ! RS PRIZSCS-??80,030 IR PRIZE A TO BK? Ul ST? IB UTE DI LV> be tl raw u at Covington. Kentucky, SEPTEMBER 80th, 1867. iHoiinoTora, ?a ? HALVE9, ia-, QDAI?T?BS. *SJ HiQiuiis, %utn ???? ? &53S, The clone** ITO fir moro favorable tonn? prUasM*1 ila than lu any other Loltery (rt the world. TnwXaaara I Lottery aVkata abo old ?Kray* c xami c e tit? lerreaaes, Pilxze paid In full without discount :. Official dr? srtnga sent Baum purchaser.. . ?:.?.: - Oc?e*poszlatua may re ly on pro? s? ?U?c ti on to Of-kW*. f enclosing monty with toll address. ' . ^ji,j. ?V A-tsTAU oidora tor tiokats, gaSS andfavlta-ia>tM?ta e id fl rea? ed to H. T. PETERB, UnltcJ Btate* IXrenjvsd Agent.