The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 02, 1867, Image 1
VOLUME rv.
HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*
VOLUME V.NO. 661.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Oui Cavhl? Oisjimiln-..
LIVKKPOOI., Koplonibci w " !*. Mi Cotton Urin;
Jilli-? 18,000 balo.
I.ONKON. Rjpt?ihhvir W -1'. M. United status
Bunds 724.
LUNIUX. Hcptehiboi M -F-vuiiiii?.- Consul?,
91 7-16. United .Stile.? Bonds 72?' "
l.ivciiiMui.. rji|rtuiiiber :w Evoiiiatt.-l'otloii
closed linn, priiMS nttcbangod; ?lins 18,000 bale.
nil.-it Wi. lld Middling il mn declined lolU.
Turpentine lo 27??. M.
\\ i. ?io linton Nrite.
?AMiiMiiiis, October I. Tin- Secretary of Hie
Truasnry, i-oii.-ideriin; .hu Act of Mareil 2, lSi.T,
mandatory, bas lu-duy issued Ibu lollowin,;:
Notice III hereby Rivoli that Ibo Assistant Trca
aui cf ia prepared, anti baa iuntiuclioo? to issue 3
por rent. ciTilicatc-, in denominations ul' i?OtV.l
nm] 110.000 cadi, in roil inpiion ol compound Iii-:
I ?treat not?e iii?tiiriug in October ami November
mixt. Tin' accrued ititcivst wilt Iv ju ..I ?II i'ilr
roiuvy.
lien.-i.il tiittsr waa present iiitriii|; thu eiilira
Cabinet session lo-ilay.
Tlio receipts from revenue amounted tu $795,000.
Ucnoral HIT.KDMAS is hero again.
Advices frutii Iowa ind?cale serious (leiulan de?
fections from Radicals. Woll>utwlei1 Republicans,
HIOIIKII couGdotil of ibo st me, expect beary
losaos.
'I lie laitil buo eouaecltng willi ibo cabio ie down.
Thoie havo beeil no European dispatches siueo
Sunday.
Fi'Oiu H i. hiiiu ii ii.
RICHMOND, Octobor I.-Itt tito Uni tod Stetes Cit
cuit Court, to-day, Ibo counsel for n unity charged
with duiimidini: Ibo rtovemio of Ibo ?vbiskoy tax,
mored to quash thu indictment because tho Fede?
ral Courts, hence of limited jurisdiction, cannot
take cognizance of any clime liol uxpressly do
clarad so by Act of Congress.
Tho amount of pay roccived by tho troops iu
and around Richmond is ?1,000,000 per annum,
and tho total coal of tho military establishment is
(5,000,000 al toady.
There was a hoary float hero last night.
From Kc?- York.
Nsw YORK, October 1.- Arrived, the ;//evin/
Chauncey, from Aspiuwall, aud (hu Rapiilau, from
Havana.
It ii reported that the Croton National II auk is
badly burst.
A collision took placo yo.: I et day nu tho Morris
and Essox Railroad. The cars wore unissued and
the lo ahem m killed.
Tho steamship ITenru Ch,iunceu, from Aspiuwall,
brings $819,000 iu specie.
HILDY Burro, thc Consul at.Panama, sailod for
ban Francisco.
Thc i .-volution in (liutamola hid been sup?
pressed. Tho coffee crop was vory huco.
PRADO bad bron proclaimed President oi l'ern,
aud the nen Constitution was promulgated.
Cold has beeu discovered iu Northiirn Chili.
The Congress of Ecquadnr had a stormy sua
eion, resulting in the expulsion of ex-Presidout
UAROIA Monr.wi from the Se?alo. Tho at tempi to
expel DON ANTONIO FLORES failed .
SHERIDAN visited tho stock and gold boards this
morning. Thero was wild ontlinsiasm. Alter tho
excitement subsidod, Sui -HU?AN thankod them
kindly, when tho members bang " Old John
Brown/' much lo tho general eatisfacliou.
The povernmont examiners look possession of
tho Croton National Dank to-day. It is thought
that tho depositor* will bo paid eve tu ii illy.
Ht iic-al ?iu<Tl,iau iu hi.? lurk. .
NEW YOHK, Ootoher 1.-HUCRIDAN'H reception hy
the Union Leaguo WBH a thosvy ail'.iii. sunnuvs
said: ,-I liavo norireely Isuffitago lo express Ibo
very moil appreciation I havo for your very wann
and hearty welcome, louly hopo that I may here?
after bo able to deserve the Kaine approval of my
acts. I only know that heretofore, and. I believe,
hereafter, I shall never, by any acl of minc, at?
tempt to undo- rebellion honorable, iApplause.)
Rebellion ia a crime, and it nindi mit lie made hon?
orable. lObcera.) Qentlemou, 1 thank yon."
from .iiii ?.m tm .. ii ..
WOBCHESTEH. October I.-The Damner At io Con?
vention ie in session.
Holli i Kvploilnl.
NEWARK, N. J., October 1.-There was a boilor
explosion hero to-day, killin;: two persons.
1 lie lu IlOttOII.
BOSTON, October 1_A T.insoed Oil 1'nclory, with
a quantity of oil, waa burned to-day. Loss, $30,000.
Deutii of General Mnnng Price.
ST. LOCH?, October 30.- Tho fnuornl of Ocn.
STEBLINO PBICE Ibis morning was one of thc
largest ever seeu boru. Tho ceremonies took place
in tho First Church, Dr. BOYLE'S, whero tho re
mains lay all tho morning, and wero visited by a
very largo number of citizens.
Allillinna Convention.
MOBILE, October 1.-Tho election Couvoution
question commenced to-day, with tho following ie
ault: Mobile county, 750 black i, C whites;-in tho
city, 2339 blacks and 20 whites - lots!. 3089 blacks
and 32 whites, tho election pausing o tv ipi i el ly.
Yclloir Fever In New Urleaui.
NEW On LEANS, October 1.-There is no percepti?
ble abatement of the epidemic Tho it.lunn -nts
for tbs twenty-four honra to C A. M. wore sixli
three.
Murine Nows.
QeT.iiKo, October 1_Tho Hibernia has arrivod.
From Canada.
HAMILTON, October 1.-A largs mereantilo houso
and tho Buchanan Rope Company have tailed.
I io me sile Markets.
KOON DIB TATOU.
New YOEE, Ootobor 1_Stocks hoavy. Money .
per cont. Hold 143). Bterlimr, time, 0 1-0; eight,
D|a9J. '02 Coupons, 1131. Flour, 10?20c. bettor
Wheat, ?R?.i. helter. Corn, talc, bolter. Rye Arm
Data, lc. lower. Pork quiet at $23.00. Lard steady
at liaMj. Whiskey quiet. Cotton quiot at 22c
Freights quiet, Turpontino moro steady at 53aS9c
Rosin, strained, $3.67}.
EVEN I NO DISPATCH.
Cotton heavy. Sales 1000 bales, at 22 couts.
Flour active. State 18 ??iaHO; Southern $10 30a
$11. Wheat doll. Corn tinner at $1 28ja?l 80,
Oats declined 2a8c. Meas Pork $23 00. Lard Arm
Whiskey quiet. Grocorics and Naval Stores un
changoil. Freights stoadv. Stocks strong. Money
7 por cent. Gold 43?. "?2 Coupous 1131.
BALTIMORE, October 1.-Flour stronger, with a
dornend for tho West Indies and British provinces.
Wheat scarce; primo lo choice Rod $2 50i2 60; fair
lo good While $2 40a2 15. Cuni firmer; While $1 24
al 27; Yellow $1 32al 36. Oats Arm at 05a72. Ryo
in more domand; primo Pennsylvania CO. l'i li?
vistona sleadv 'md fair demand. Mess Pork $23 50.
Lord l lal-U. Bacon UJallJ. Clear rib Sidos 17}
ul8 els.
LOUISVILLE, October 1.-Flour advanced ? on
high grados. Corn, shelled, in bulk, $1 03aI 05.
Meas Pork $.'4; Bacon Shoulders 144; clear Sides
17|. Lard ISL
8T. LOUIS, October 1.-Flour dull; Snpor?no $7.
Com dull. Pork $21 60,i24 75. Bacon Shoulders
Halli ; clear Sides 17jal8. Lard 14. Whiskey nom?
inal.
WILMINGTON. Octobor L-Turpontino dull at 53.
Kosin quiet at $8 25*5 DO. Woathor clear hud cool.
MOBILE, Octobor 1.-Cotton in fair demand for
thc better trodes, ol which tho market is baie;
?ales BOO bales; Middlings 18. Receipts 497.
NEW OBI.KANS, OetoWr 1. Bales 100 bales cot?
ton; drooping: Low Middlings 184c.; receipts
1830; exporta 70C. Sugar nominally' unchanged.
Mu?annos, Cuba quolod ni Coe. Flour Ann; super
Uno HO 25; choieo fins ll. Com dull; vol low and
inlxod $1 40; white $1 45. Oals dull nt OOo. Pork
bettor al $27a27 25. Bacon activo; Hhouldore 10.|e.;
cloar aides laic. Lard Arm, in tierces 15{c: in
kegs 16c. (loki iii. Sterling 65u58. New York
sight exchango Jai premium.
AUOOBTA, October I,-Tho tightness in the
monoy rasrkot retards opcratione. The higher
grades ara sought after. Sales 287 halon. Mid?
dlings 17|e. Receipts 311.
SavANMAn, October 1. Cotton ommed Cnn but
closed dull. Middlings, nominally lolalOc. Salea
225 bales. Iteceipta 1500.
NABCIBSE MICHELE.', the oldest typo setlor in
Franco, died tho other day at tho small town of
Vascoouil. Ho waa au undo or JULES MlomtLCT,
the illustrious historian, and had just oolobratcd
his ninetieth birthday. In hts early youth ho had
set np an account of tho execution of ROBESPIERRE
and hie fellow-terrorists, aflor tho ninth of THER
?onoB, for tho Daily Republic. Ho was often con?
sulted by THIERS, MiortcT, his nophew, and other
historians, about subjects connected with tho his?
tory of the revolution and tho first empire. Ho
bad worked at his trade until ho was over seventy
yeara of age.
it .vu,no \ n KActbrriKH. .
* Ito irUcfc) which wo publish below come* li> im
in ino Columbia V'?otiMe, anil coutaiim com
plaints which aro certainly now bi ur?. Thai twelve
storekeepers ?I Greenville and ?M?nvilte KIIOIIUI
have noni- tu Baltimore anti Kow rori: wi* think
\oiy likoly, anti Dial they'sliouM IIHVI*?viii llioli
goods et'ii Charlotte ami I'olnnib t innifail ul
through ChariMloa, tifia Hunk wart lbw ven likely,
but ..I tho lt? mr.t'u lor cithor tho lino or the other
we aiw ho proof adduced 'in Ibis at lick', WV ad?
mit thaHho del iv ul' fourti-cii I IOU rn nt ( Vii iiitil ii j
in nu inconvenience, hut ure :ill Hie railroad mua 61
omission nuil commission justly chargeable nt the
Bunill Canillita U?UroatIV lt serins c?sloiiiary in
Colitmliia io Mo all their bills pf complaint upon
the supposition that tho lesser anti Ulterior
rallroadn in Knuth Carolina arv hi Hs then- ncbetl
ules between breakfast tintti utitl early Rannet, und
thal .,11 (lie night ?ulk in le lie done ntl pl ?Ut tess
trains hy the South Carolina Kaili o ui Company.
The best gnawer for those routplalnta is for the
complainants tu learn whal in the troth, an lu Hui
?io lone, nf main ii uni. matin, Maning from eitle*.
1 Me-, the llaliimoro and Ohio Ita ?Iron >l tlarl lin Iradi
lu elli) the "Winchester ' > UIIIKVIUUI, ur thu Wm-.
ehester Road roiitortn lin ccuediiki lu that uf (he
mam Mein ?
Alter they have thia information, wo propone
(ha( they call ott Pi ('indents 11AMMI.IT and JoilN
?OXt ?md auggi .il th it I hoy eon neel with the
South Carolina Hoad up and down.
Thu presn of Ch-trloalon linn alway* been cut oil'
fruin an extensive up-country eil cul dion becAUSc
(he railroad!) ot that noel ion have- even rufiuod a
elene connection with Hw principal morning hain
fr m. i Charleston, and tho delay of foin teen home
is now and always has bec-u chargoabl-j uti these
Interior couuecliug roads.
no holicvo tho story about wagoning lo Athene,
GO mile-), malead of to Walhalla, at tho bead of thc
ft renn villu road, bocattso tho latter company is
tttippiid of rolling stock, baro of means, and cnn
'in ni-.'.i bul hlile Iratinportatiou: and thu knowledge
af tho heavy loases in tho p.mi fruin delay, keeps
people who inuit hnvo dispatch front lin - road.
When (ho writer suggests "pul facilities upon
thc road." wo agree with In ni, mid beg that ho will
eeo Presidente JoBMBOlk and IlAsiirerr at tinco. Tho
prico of a ton of guano to Columbia froui Charles
tun, 130 miler - ?i a shipper informs us-ie i'2 50.
From Cincinnati lo Indioniipulin, 115 milos, il liO.
What do (ho Oreottvillo and Columbia road, ai 1
tho Ch ai Im te Railroad charge ou guano for Oj
miles'/
Wo irani informed, Home dava ago, that it night
train was coutomplatod to Columbia as boon as il
ifould ho arranged for, aud whoo IninitieM would
warrant it- Wu bave uo doubt wo will havo (ho
plcasuro of announcing .thin al an early day. In
tho meantime, ho no tot, ffm? and motin/ eau bo
i'i\ ed hy tho facililion now oxiacing.
A SERIOUS Uirm ron CHARLESTON.-For HM
last two yearn a uowsjiapcr war lins been waged
liol troon thu novonil railroads of tho stale and par
tieaiLS thereof, in which all sidon have hoon handled
without gloves. Wo aro not disposed to bestow
censure itiiywhoro: but we desire to call publie ni -
lennon lu uno Mm Him; fact, which in al once II
lennon, illustration nut! warning. Tu (ho ral ly pari
?f thu HoaeJii, ton or twelve of (ho mci chants of
Clrcnville, Ahhovillo and Andornoii Dial riots util?
nally agrood to buy their goods in Ballimore mid
Kew York, and to .'his omi visited thone cities in
[larson. Thuir l'roighl, instead of connue 1,1
umbla via Charleston, roached hero via Charlo!to.
ind, in sovoral instances, prior to tho arrival ol
no uiorchantn themselves, lt is needle.-.-, to nay
hoy wero dolighlod with the BOSOM* of their ux
lorimcnt. Tboy had savor! holli limo and money,
tnd Insured promptness in the delivery ol' their
(oods.
Now let U4 look into the mailer. Why did uot
beso gcittloraon go to Charleston aa usual? Hore
a tbo answer : Two morcbauts not long ago
tarted from Greenville, ono for Charleston, tho
thee for Baltimore. Siringo an it uiav appaar.
ho chark -.ton limn hogan lo Irado I hore. No
imo had bcou willingly los! liv either--.only hy oue
onto tho travollor wont through In his destination,
asking regular connections, and ley tho oilier ho
net ltuarly fourteen h.mn in Columbia, and
cashes Charleston aller thc buninunn houses were
;onorally closed. In oilier worda, an un-enitnlry
aerchaiit lias no inducement held out to him lo gu
o Chm lenton, because Baltimore in just aa near.
What, then, do we want? A night train from
.'ohunhia tu lite coast. A few weeks agu, seventy
lagons fruin tho lipper edge of Picken?, lleywaril,
lacksnn and (ho neighboring counticn nf North
karolina, might havo bron neon wending their way
o Athcnn, (la., for a maikot. Walhalla and a rail
oad wan within ton miles, and Athena dial Jil ais
v miles. Il did nol pay In luke (he cars. Four
[aye ago, I wu car lo id- ni entile were hruught
rom Gieenville cn route inlciided fm- Charleston.
The owner, dinappninted because tie roilld nut go
brough, .md was obliged to hire ii lol tiial night
o keep hin stork hore, doelarcil, in n punitivo mau?
ler, (hal hereafter ho would drive hm cattlo lo Au?
gusta and seek Savannah as an ouilct. Put facili?
ten upon tho roada for their transportation, and,
is wo aro informed, Ave thousand head of cattle
rill ho transported from i he up comilrv before tho
irst ila y uf January.
Tito Hm M apples can bo bought in North Coro?
ma for forty or fifty cents a barrel. Tho froighl
ipon them to Charleston amounts almos; to a pro
nbition. So with various markolablo articles
rbich may bo named-thero is no encouragement
0 thc producer to sond them twenty milos from
lomo hy rail. Not long ago a ton of guano r mid
io brought from Baltimoro to King ville for nearly
ho prico that was charged lo bring it from Kiug
illo to Columbia-so, at least, wa aro assured.
Now, all ol those things nra discouraging to our
-.copie. Tboy act liko an incubus upou nutcrpriso.
Choy dishearten merchants. Givo us thrungli
?(nine. i iona, low froights nnd qi iel. trips on our
ailro.uls. and thero is no reason why our propio
1 h oulil not stay at homo and trade herc; hut when
i party can reach Baltimore from tho heart of
louth Carolina snd commenro husino?a at tho namo
lour two days alternai d that ho would commence
utiiness in Charloston, tho merchants of our own
'City by the Mea" might as wall shut up shop.
Hoads und Bridgen.
For tho information of our roadors in the country
re publish tho following:
HEADQUARTERS 'Jo Mn.mnv DISTRICT, I
CliAHLLsToN, H. C., Sa[,ioinbel 'Jd, 18U7. j
Jetterai Ortler? Ho. 515.]
NutiiorniiH o?iuinl representations having boon
iiado to theso Headquarters that tho roads,
.ridgee and cansowavs In both Kbit CH aro in aruin
IUS and unsafe condition, and that tho assistance
if tho military authorities is required by tho civil
ifllcorn charged with tho reparation thereof tn on
iblo (bein to secure obedience to their lawful rc
pitrsmonts in tho promises, it ls ordered that tho
i n mn anding oflicors of posts have authority to cu?
eree tho performance of labor for tho aforesaid
uirposo, whenever in Ihoir judgment a necessity
exists thorefor, reporting thoir action promptly to
hoeo Headquarters.
Tho following rulos will ho observed in all cane?
irising nndor tho preceding paragraph:
Firet. Commanding ofheora shall- inform thom
lelvoB by tho reports of tho pnbliu officers charged
?villi tho reparation of roads and br?deos, and by
ither moans sullied to their control, of tho na?
ture and extent of work required, in order to rou?
ler tho important thoroughfares, causoways and
..nilgen in their posts conveniently passable mid
safo to lifo and property, and will announce in or
lora sttoh works as should in thoir judgment ro
.?o?ve aid from the military authorities.
Second. Such Commanding Officers will obtaiu,
[rom tho proper local officer?, estimates of the
imount of labor required for such works, respec?
tively, aud an assessment of tho labor required for
that purpose, bul not in oxcoss of that required
ny tuc local laws-sottibg lotth tho narnu ol each
person assessed, tho work for which ssaosscd, and
i lie mirabel} of ds>n' work required of such person;
ilao a specification of Ute Hmo when such persona
shall commence work; and upon being satinlicd
that such estimate and assessment ls Just and
equitable, shall ruake an order requiring the per?
sons t hinein nun ed to pei fm ni tho respective
a moantu of woik at tho Hmo and plice therein as
--ascii, such estimates and osDossmont lists to bo
open for public inspection, and to ho corrected
rrom titno to timo wbou the same shall appear to
bo unequal or unjust.
Third. That any person neglecting or refusing
lo perform tho work reouired of him shall l><; ar?
rested and triod boforo VJ? Posit Court, and if con?
victed nhall bo sentenced to pay a line of two dol?
lars ($2)' for each day's work required of bim and
not performed throngh his fault; and for dofault of
paying such fine, such person to lio sontonccd to
hard labor on so mu public road or thoroughfare,
not lo oxeced two dayn for every day'n work in?
quired of him by Ibo local lawn snd not performed,
liv command of Ilvt. Ma].-Oen. Ed. It. S. Caniiv.
liOUIH V. 0AZIABO,
Aid-do-Camp, A. A. A. fl
flpAHTANBUBO.?-Clon. Caiihv han ordered that
Ibo Town Council of Spartanburg. whoso tenn
of oftico rccontiv oxplrod, nhall bo- continued
in of?eo, under tho chartor, which authorizes thom
to hold over, whore, from any caus?, thoir HUCCPSS
oi-H aro not oltctad.-i.hlttmbia Chronicle.
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' MAQIBTBATEA ron RICOT-AND.-James Brown, I
r.sq., han licnn appointed a magialralo for this
DitUtet, and will qnalify aud enter upon thu duties
of his oftlco to-day.
W. B. NaBh, (colored,) who was appointed nomo
fow weeks nineo, on yosterdav won qaahHed, and
is now toady lo perform tho duties of a magistrale.
[Columbia Chronicle.
A apodal Itevonuo Coiloclor, who han just re?
turned to Washington altor a six months' tour
through tho South and Southwest, represents tho
fraud* upon tho rovcnuo in tho tobacco huHinoss j
as scarcely inferior In extent end enormity to the
whlakoy frauds. Do has discovered frauds to tho
extent of half a million of dollars. These woro j
mostly brought to light in St. Louis, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Cairo and Memphis,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Th? Hulituud ni.TllnK ut Asheville on ?tie
.ililli Inst.
|fV?w ff.-if?ti >",? ,.v. Cl .V>-?."cr/: BM*rfri*!.\
WV hi?] tho plcasur c.r au- mihi,: thia iiicatiug,
in roinoany ?rilli lite other delegates fr.ur
I???, vi-: ??uv ivm. Mr. Ilimmcil. lim. Lu dev
Mr. (Irady, Mr. OOHUIMIII, Capt. i:-ail -ami r. i .
Hottet.
Tl..' lucidum fcMv'jlll. failed KM tur III.' purpose
ol promoting Ibo sunvMi m lh?< Not I h Camlnn
Central ll.nul lu Asheville, and u?i i lu- tailroail
rroni Asheville lu Paint Hook, which ?ill c?mplelo
th? ctmiieelion willi Baal Tciinossi-c. lientuckv ainl
Ohio,Ilma bringing tin? grcnl We.-t ?ahm aixly
miles nf tim lie.nl .ii Hm (?ie,null,' and Columbia
lUllroad.
Tin? ilin-rtiHH nf Un- Kurth ('undina railroads
?atttailitrly cuueei-ued llntl iud un 1'iiil.iv anim
in;;, ul ilii- noli-i, anti lian ;iet.-.l some Inilioriatil
busiaera, anil linn gave notice (hal thc |iiililit'
meeting Htmkl In' held in ilii' Chapel ut lill* Mei li
0. UM l'onule College, al ll] o'.i.u-t.. Aoourilinglv
a largo crowd in iientlrmnn of Anltcrtlto u?iii
tho enmities of lluu.-omlio anti IL-nih-r-mn, and
iMlier.'.imiiii'i In tin' western pari of Nnrili Caro?
lina, ii']i.iin'?l Lithe Chapel, when Ihr public UK-el -
mu nan, mi motion nf Judge Merriman, m irani.-, d
l?v calling Colonel Kimber lu Um (,'litiir, and Uni
1. jijMiitlmi'iit of Mr. Nl.ikcM, e?tior ur flic Aa?to
villi' Nona. ?cctcta ly. Tin? uncling Hr?! at?
tended tu iii..M. mailers relating lo Un' roads
lulu in Hie c.iin.-M- ol const i ncl ion leading lo Asho
? lill?. Uni'ol tho ililli,oll?. . ciiciinnlciod. waa tin!
location ot Hie road tr mk on ihn French llriwil
Uiver, On thc Offal hunk ol' tho river ia Ihn Turn
pike anti f..rm? and Settlement*, lt is tho teat
?ido lor thcrailrntnl. which, if Hms lucalc.l, mn-t
di Kirov thc Turnpike Knud, and damage Um lanns
nu lint hide thc liver. A memorial uf tho people
inlet t ?lcd was mad, protesting against Hie loca
lion; hui ldc gehtleinaa who read ll stated, novar
IholisM, that they worn |ir.-|>j\t-i'?l tn imbmit lo Hie
sacrista) rallier titan the road should fats,
The meeting having ended Um diM'ii^ion of those
malters) oNclusiwly concerning t hoir North Caroli?
na cumpa, nie ti, in eimioroiity with nn arrangement
prcvinmdv agreed on, tho delegates from Green -
villo mid Spartanliurgn-erooQ'oi-cda hearing. Ouv.
Ferry announced Unit tho views nf tho delegates
from (Jruourillo would hu prcocnloi hy Col. ti. F.
Townes, who rose and addicasod tho mooting, giv
in-j a hriof history of tho flint dun t i to connccl
Charleston and (ho Wost, tho slopping of tho road
tl Columbia, tho subtoquent building of tho (Irecu?
lillo and Columbia Haili oad, its peculiar lueatum,
connecting Urcunvillo with Cullimbin, while it al
torded ti straight track m Ibo di. oct ion ol'Aiken
in J Augusta, UHU giving to Greenville ibo proa
noel now nbo.il tobo realized of a nh.ul ci iiutl bet?
tor rent? to Charleston than by Columbia, and
also a railroad connection nearly diruel willi
Augusta, mid consequently with all Southern
lieorgla, Florida und tho Southwest generativ. lio
shj.ied clearly that tho location ot'thu Greenville
und Columbia Ilail-rnitd was really a moat fortu?
nateone; that il was, in fact, fur belter than if it
had beeil built directly lo Lauruna and lo Columbia;
in that COHO, tho lair town of Greenville could
never liavo prcsontcd Ibo overpowering attraction*!
lorn rail-road counoctinn to Asheville alni Western
North Ciirotina, io East Tuuuuusau, Kciilucky, ami
Ibo city ol Cincinnati, that nbc now does. Ho stoi?
cal Ulai u charter wau already "ranted tho (Iroon
I ilii- mid Columbia toad toastend u track from Niue
ty-sjtl lo Aiken.timi thal no>v.since Ul* Collat IWCtiOn
nf Ile Columbia Hadroad was certain. Ibero was
july tho dbilanco ol Iwoiity-flve miles between
Ninlcy-Six Hud lhal Hoad at Lott's; Hint Ibis was
ill Hie iliiliculty lo be overcome fol- Cirecnvillo lo
itaiul in railroad eoniieeliim willi UhartMloti by a
ridge route never lo bo interrupted by waler, tho
jauni with Anguila, mid ?ill Ibo multiplied adntn
age. Will hu utl'oidedlo Ira vol and trade of suiith
IIu (iom-Rio, aud Hu- travel ol' tho Huulh-wcet
o New Oiienns, lind UH lavas (lalveston, Texas,
ivhivh Ibo locution of ibu UrOOItvillo and Coluuiliiii
tiaiii.ml mi.oiled by Um ooalemplated uvteusion
il Hie lino nt Ninety Nix. Tims givliig lo taite
rtltOi aud tho rogioiiH bovond, tho imiueusu atlvnii
URO ol that (ratio and unlimited travel which
-..ml i bc attracted, and which was nol olforcd by
h", t earl minn ,: route, or ni ry ol her east nt ilr.-on
iUsi. Ho ttfaled thal it ttrMtbuao loreveen adviiu
ages, that, near twenty vein's agu, hud rcconcilcj
lilli to Hie location of tho tlreem ill.- and 'Columbia
toad through Abhevillo District. Imnviiii; Dial ibo
treal results would be oblaiue.1 ul laina future
imo, and, but forillo war, they would probably,
?von now, bo MaU??tl. Tho nullo |?y Oreeuville
ilfordetl thu beat couuoeliuii of the Went with
Jharlihtau Hu ough tho Nundy Nix evlons-.ou, tis
roll a? the only direct coum-ction wi hAujzuula
linell loller wiiitld be IAHI by u more eastern route,
io pi,-, lie ted liiJt inabmuch us the inoiiulaiii ru.'iou
f Oroctivillo, Picken* and WtStern North Carolina
hits tn?de erisil? sccefiiil.le lo all -Month Carolina i
??ntaiil HowTwitali'tn only suuimcr tra vallera
itHaptartmnatd ?hito population would ba gained
0 thf.-r- line mountain regions, 'which JUISSCHMOII
hu ti- -1 ,!ol i eh i lu I climate in any purl of Um
initeil Stale?. White the situation was in tho
icart ol' the Bunill, il hud Hie summer climate or
1 tm,--, and was admirably adapted to yield the
rnilH and crop.-, of New York, ?nd Now EnglSlltl.
io inger? many views nf the sante general purport,
nd coiiel lided us ho hal boiMU by IhaiiLiug the
ipeliug ft* I he cordial ?l eeting und hearty Kol?
onie, tiiih which the di-Wste* mun Sooth Cans?
ina md ?leen received in Asheville.
Al Ibo' nmotasion of Col. TOWNI'JH' address. Hov.
atnntaitnorinced ibut Mr. Bonn, ol .spartaithuvg,
muid address tho meeting in behalf ol'the Spsr
inliuig and ?inon Itailroid, mid that line ni*ron
eclioti. .Hr lt.mo took Hie door und delivered nu
ble .-]-,a eh on Ibo great subject of a mil c.miiim
ion or Wtsslorn North Carolina, and tho Wost
cnerilly willi ''nulli Carolina, making many
appy ronrarknrm Hie encouraging prospect ; and
hile lio (SggeeloO thal il was Ititi noon to deter
linc- aliaolmcly Ibo route from Asheville, ho poiiit
d out bl toity tbe advantage? which ho argued
onld trite Ly connel: un: al Spartaubitrg. Hut
o Slid it w?e OUliroty practicable, by using a
ommou track past thc moimi uti (japs, to ron.
ect both Greenville and Spartauburg, if desirc-d
iib Aaliovillo and tho rcjTion beyond.
Gov. I'cnnv tool: tho dour altor Mr. BOBO had
il.cn ho. ucat, and with great force argu-.-d tho
upertority ol tho Uroenvillo route over any nthor,
ailinn in y *n no of tho arguments ?Lieh tho drat
peaker from Greenville had presented, and urging
thors, to show that thc route hy Ninety Riv, winch
onurctud not ord? Columbia and Charleston, hut
.ugusla mid the Savannah liner with tho inouu
lin region bf North Carolina ead Ibo Wost, pre?
sided advaulagcs iuculculablo, mid entirely
onclueivoin its ta vor. This brought up Mr. Iiooo
second timo, who def. mb- 1 willi zeal and nbihly
h" K?.art ,t,li.:i g nillo. He .tits again roplind to by
iov. I'Ennr, and tho conti overey botweon theso
wo i;- ul lomon was, it li 11 lo fdiarp end quito anim*
ed, nevertheless of a friendly sort; and wo nolicod
(ter tho nieclini, that Hmso two champions nf
partinburg mid Groonrillo furmod a junction,
eitken; arm-in-arm liHck to tho hotel, thus possi
ly proliguritig thu future Rsilroad liuka bet n eon
ho iwo placou. ? '
Wo Hud our account bxtouding toa ntuob omi
just close. We would bo ?ilcascd to remit t. il' ?ra
oil,! every Hiing said at tho meeting. Thu only
ct iou taken in regaid In Um oxtonsinn nf Ibu rail
oail hom Anhevillo over to Grccnvillo or Npai Uii
>iug, wai, tito- apiHtii.tmcnt of n commiltuo al thc
tiggeMion or Judge Moriman, to correspond with
luTutnbin, Charleutou, Augtiuln nnd Havannah, in
ho South, anil persons In dir?s placee in Kust
'cniicsBoo and lieut nek v, IxmiBvilloond Cineinnlti,
spaciallv to inform theni of tho groat entorpneo,
nd to ascertain \rhat aid may ho oxpected from
bono tpiarttrs.
Tho auggeslion of Jndgo Mer hu a ti was a very
rino ono; anil tho commitloo, cnnuiHling of Major
IcCanley, Engineer ot tho East Tcnnosseo Ilail
oad, uow building. Mr. Hammett, I'rosidont nf tho
? reen ville and Columbia llailrond; Mr. Joter, Froai
ientof the Spartanhurg and Union itaitroail, and
Inj. Kankin.of Aaliovillo, will bo ablo lo eccnmplish
great deal toward seem ing tho attention of all
ho country so deeply interested, and poiliapa
eenie, ill tho end, a HuiVn'ient subscription of Ca ni?
al to carry tho undertaking to a glorious complo
ion; whon Charlcslon and Columbia, Havannah
nd Anqueta may shako hands with Louiavillo
ndCincinatti, and all the intermediate country
hall rejoice, and our desert places blossom as the
nae. Tlie clay of our material prosperity will have
lien come, plenty will mako ht) '"' 'o among us,
tover again lo depart, whilo tho ?. n of stem,)
IOHKCHH Ihr. power to transport tho p,.. .nels of the
? cid lo our Noullicru markets.
A Mousu NEST IS A DEAN'S W' ,)r. Hucklaiid
.nh- io Land and Water : lille nure aro
und lo fee.) tho snakes at tho /..inlogical ?Inrdona
ti London. When tho Ladies seo a whilo manse
ii ncigp willi aBiioko, Miry urty, 'Poor little wluto
iioiiBo. How Carnal/ .- Itomotlinn, whon white
nice mn short, Ibo snakes are fed willi common
nice, and thou the ladies say, 'Oh. it's only a com?
il?n brown mousu, tho nasty thing I' I lately
leard a capital story of a brown mouse. A eir?
am iligniittry of tho Church is remarkable for a
na lin.o un of'snowwliito hair, which em- tho
vortliy old mau a most vouerai,lu aspect. Ono day
viten nul for a walk, ho fancied bc fell somo thing
noting in Ilia hair, (julio al tho hack of bis lietel.
1'hisobjcci boin vain tried lo catch, but waa un
lulu to do so until ho arrived homo, when, tn thu
lorror of all, it was found ilia! ?i brown ninnie had
ictutllv had the nudscilv lo lake up his abode in
tho decimal hair, aid from v. heneo it required
jonie binding to dislodge tho Utile rascal. What
lim object was on tho part of Ibo mons In taking
np thtfl curious Minde wo know not. Possibly,
however, this meuse waH dupiitc.l by thu unco of
tho adjoining church lo gu to tho Dean and moko
i foi ma i eompla'.nl of I heir proverltbl povertv.
The Dean, being a kind he u lcd man. thoy thought
might tako their case, into condole ration. We
hm- In roi nf a ''ben in it man's bonnet," but
novcr until S few dava nineo of a "mouse in a
Dean's hair."
HSOI?TIUTIO:?.-Wo are Indebted lo Mr. M. J
Caiman, Chairman of tho Hoard cf Registration
for Richland District, for tho following lilli re?
turns :
wutTrs. (HA 'KS
Camp Ground..'.....IV? IM
Fordes Mill.IS? -M
Colnmbit, Upper Hos.33? 4W
Columbia, I <owor Hox.870 -139
Davie'.90 933
Gadsden.110 1,019
CtoraerV.. .?I Itv
Total . 1^225 3,819
?O''.?i&.'.i Chronicle,
Tho funeral of the lao Captain (K-n nul MAN
ZASO Ina taken placo at Havana. The at lonin t u?
qui?la miss wes celebrated at the Cathi Irai by
the now Bishop of Cuba. Tho remains will lio in
slain until Ibo 30ih instant, when they aro to bo
shipped lo Spain,
WEDNESDAY MORNINC
Th* Amnesty rruriiwnittiuu - lt? MareotaHl
Heuling? Win? ?rr Kintatrareal in ii un.i
?Vii? J v? Illili ii.
A rorreapotideui of ti?. Ne? York //. . . writ?
ing from VVnttiiiriKloii Otl>, anya :
Thc moat noHccable .Uns ?I mi sons new fur
Ibo Ural limo admitted I ninuealy ur? lliciiteui.
liera of I ho ('mt eil Slate* l'ongn-ss who resigned
their ar.it* uti.I unit HoUlhi ami Dir Mumbel ? oi
tho l'ont.atriale l'on;;!.. ?, al I (irliiiiiunl aii'l Mold
Bottler)'. Hu' 'I ilr.*i'|-i.v. to be noted Kial ipiito a
munlwi ol Huno arc at iii -ulaitglod in Hu.taut*
ut ihr preaeul paper, a* mil appear hen nftn-, aint
a iiou.l many nllieiu . .mir mi li, rr ami tit mir lint,,
ur um.1 lin nut their pantons. AMIIHIK Ihrac I
may inalanec IV ivy Waiker, United Kt?tiiiiictH
ber ul' i'i,ii|.,n -* in.m Alabama: llamea. I,, lilith,
rrum Atahaiua: J. I,. M. Curry: fruin Alabama;
William I'uivher Miles, ut Suit li l'ai,,linn : William
\V. l!.Miv. ol South fa.ulina; Dr Jumelle ami
illinium, ol' Virginia, ami many others. A goo. I
mani tun, nf ihr Hr.** .m m 'inherit alii dead.
Sv.lenham Muar?, ol Alabama, tiled from trouml*
m lottie; Ihtntelt, ?1 Kn nicky: IbrlMdak* ur Mis
sisstppi, ?ho Lil at (tell ..bur;:; Itraiiuli, lit North
enrnhnu, kilted near Kienan,?ni; M. lt. II. ti ai mi te.
nf Virginia, alni ullin*.
This |iin,i amiltun, however. Ifta ?ni a lr? prom
lltetll turu ailinn;; I linn Hiv.ntl, ol' Virginia,
Speaker nf Un- tSmfederate Moose of uVprraoiita.
livra, aimr Ute nar pi. .'tining law <|iiirllv near
Li mithin K; ll.um A. Wiso, llrig-iihii-t leurrai,
now practicing law; I'.dieri Barnwell, <>f South
l'anilina, a I.- i.lui-: mc-iibcr of Ute. Cuiiledrrulo
Mol?ale, mu? about IHM a United mates Senator f.n
a brief ini'ioil; li. Uarka.1 ile. ol Mississippi, 11 ('un
fnli iain raetiiber uf Cona, rea*; Win. A. Ctntiaiu. ni
North Carolina. B member of thu Confederate Scn
ulr, once Lill tnt States Secretary of lim Navy; KJ
waid Sparrow, ot' iAititsiiuta. a tiiiiuucr uf the Con?
federate Kialoa Sonate; Minea iiio?in>il, of Bouffa
Carolina, Ute hist dulci Mutee Senator who re?
signed hm aral to co into the rebellion, then n
member of thu Cntifrdcrntc Senate, thou a member
ul Davis' pei annal slatl', and tautly a brigadier-gen
rial: Un -..in I V. Johnson, a Confederate Senator;
timi lastly, I uiay mr nt io-: David la. Vuloe, United
Fstatra Senator at (hr thu. tho robrlliuu broku out.
This puraon has hail rattier a hard timo of it. lt
wau understood that ho waa very loath to go tn for
secession, hut wns carried in by the ground mvoll.
Hu resigned hid seal in Ibu United States Sonate and
that ania thc cud of him. Mr. Davin gm o him no?
thing; hia own Stt.t.', riuiida, ?java him nothing; lie
languished in obscurit?, and would probably nnvu
lieou ulierly forgotten hm for the atlotitivo zoal nf
lila own brother-in-law. Mr. Joseph Koli, of the
Bureau of Military Justice, between whom and
LIMO.-lillirie was a lit t lu la niily feud. Unit hod
Yulec hunted up and iln^od tu I'mi 1'uiaski-to
revel 011 mii'h ilainUeti aa pori; and Leann, mid then,
deaf lo all tratcrutd com-iiluraUoua, Holt contrived
hr should stay-being tb I vcr}' mau lust lo bu re
lo'n.iLil muong a 11 ii m lu r 1 f conspicuous prisoners
who had held high outee ..I lliehtnoiid. so much
fir lur. m;; i bimi brothel-in-law v, hen you are in
li oubli.-. Col. George V. Kann, of .Mai viand, in
1 11 .lunn! by tho tuiiliosti. ilia pm .a. mal emili ?ca
nave hillieito kept hiir nut from thia favor.
Moalie, Hie partisan, ulqiugoly I'limi;;Ii, wan r-m
hriiord hv Mr. J ni III KO n'a aUMMWly of tho j.uh nf
May, laui, being univ a Culnnel anil hal.lo tu muir
uf tho excepting clauses. Ile camu in promptly,
took tho .intii. ami then it waa too lalo Li da any?
thing with him. Had ibo r.tao been foreseen it
would probably lino brun provided foi.
lie-sides the ita turn abura inven, tho must of
IIIOMI' pardoned uro mn..11 Irv, uh.nit whom milCb
nerd not be auid. There arc alli) troiu one to two
loin.he.i |I.'I:".IH excluded from ttmncaty hy this
laat |irocianiatiou, ciuhiaeiug u l.uvu numbul' uf
the leading Cnoiodeiuic uinciuls. 1 will run over
HOtne ol thu mu.*t cutispicnnun ni Ihusu aa lu n il.
aa possible.
Amoiii; executive (iflteiaU wu Imve, Aral, Jell'
Davis, ex-l'rosith'iit; wkuau trial at Itiultniontl
roiues off NOVUMIIM r nevi: AhiKattder II. Uiophona,
Victh-Proatdonl; Itubntt Toomba, tho flr.-u rebel
Secretory of State, tlieti a bii|;.idiei'-^uimral; lt
.M. T. Hunter, un uX-Ultltofl Senator, aiiceranor lo
TiHimba in tho State Drpaiitucnt, now engajted in
I o mini; nu Hie llappiihaiuuiek; .1. I', lieiijatniu.
Itu- t'oufuduiate Seiiotaiy ul" Statu fur three yeara
amt generally deemed Mr. liuvm'd moat iiithi?nlial
idviaer, non a meuitier ol' t'ui Kiiglish bar;
1.1111. . A. SedUtHI, Coiiieiiiirate Si-crrlatv ul
War in lSt'-J ;l, now Ongai||?l in fanning nu
Hie .lamen Uiver, near Ittrhmniid : Juhn C.
Iirri'kinrid|;e, lirai a tuajoi-pelletal ami then
lUeectiaor lo Seddon a.- Srerctaiy nf War,
now living in Tans; C. (I. Mciumingcr, ul Stiutli
.'?r.iliua. tho Ural rubel Serrctarv of Ibo Treasury'
tow HvitiK in Chaiiealou: S. fl. Mallory, rebel Hop
.etary <?r Hie Navy, now raaltlicg at reit.-.acolu.
I'la.;' Thuin!!* J^I^^|j(?f*.'(^.M>f?'tlaratii Alioiiiry
l'oflr'oV !?fr. llov?a' Cnlmirl'iiliniafs* Tiave been
lai.lono.i. vite: li. l'ope Walker, ol' Alabama, (hr
irsi rebel Srrretary nf War at Montgoniiiry. wini
oaigned in Sr|itein?er, UHU, ami became fur un hilo
i linen,lier-iloni'ra.1. nun |krat*l?H?ii|; law at Uiiula
rille. Ala.-. .lohn H. ItcajKaU, l'-'.-liii isler lleiioral,
mw a la? na in Texan; l.rurite Dalia, ol' Nniih
'anilina. Alloiney-UeM'ial, and (te?rge A. Tiru- 1
Hilm, nf Sunlit Carolina, ?Hu wari Hie la-trou
'nie ra tn Httrireta'ry nf Ibu Trraanry. tiroriro W.
itaiuioiph, of Virginia, wlui waa Secretary of War
ni ti rull?iderable iioriud. han brni irle.i?ed hy a
Hither power, liai in;: dirt) laat Apiil III Albemarle
.omit v. Va.
AlMtHii; the ili|ikimaii.' rind i oninii iei.il acolita |
.xrhuh'il fi oin aimirsly. iveuotc doini Hlnltilt, Mm
i?ter lu l'aria, im? liv nu: in lhat ohv; Janian M.
llanuti, ul Virginia, Minister lo Lnmluii, now ir
uibiii: illlkUly with Ilia bundy at Tur.uitu, l.'anada
iVcat; A. Dudley Manu, who "u.t a Lu; salary at ?
DniaaolH, imliody known fur what, now llvina ut
io.ne cheap tier'nian holrl nu Ida savings; U. Q. C.
Lamar, ul Miaaiaaiupi, u eohinel in tim t'onlrde
~ate aerrlec, aont by Mr. Daviu duilnn Ibo war H. I
Itusnia. and now practiainK law in *U?AH?itai|iui;
lohn T. ticket t, Cnutcderbte CoininihMioiici to Ihn
RepnUte of Mexico; tjcner.it William PrcatOli, of
Kentucky, a Co. federate brigadier Hum tent to '
ito Court 01 Maximilian. Lut neverrccoiveal liiere*
?leorxe Bnatta, nf l.nnieniia, Secretar}' of LOKA
ion to Slidetl; J?me? V.. MaetarlAUil, of Virginia. .
Icc rotary to Mason; Walker Fea rn, 01 Alabama, 1
?ecrotRry lo Lan III; Henry Wotze. editor of UM
Index and commercial ajrant at I.i.n.iou; Kelwin De
Leon, ol' South Carolina rniployod to write no the
Jonfederacy abroad; Charlo3"J. Helm, of ?Ten
tueky, Commlaaiener or Consul nt Havan 1 and
some few othcra ol ICHH unto.
Autoug tho agenta cmptoyod by tho Confcdcranv
fur iniaccllancou? pur|>oacu not yul fully iliarloaed,
iud excepted bv thia proclamation, wc may men
Lion liriii. ni C. Clay, nf Alabama, now n lawyer at
11 nut .li llie, Alabama; .lake Tliompuon, who. with
Slay, waa sent to Canada, and ia still living (hore;
inn E. G. Lee, an emissary in Can uh, Uovotlv
Tucker, who waa- niigaguil in shipping beef some
?rhere in Nova Scotia and rumnm; thc blockade;
L'apl. M. I'. Maury and Capt. Bullock, nenl abroad
10 buy ahipa; Korgtmon and linse, acm to London
to ImV anny au|iphii<i--lhe lait of whom, it ia said,
nado a puul thiug out of ir-and a few others 011
limihw bushiest!. The notoi iona Oeoi ?e N. Sauu
lura, wini auectud tu Ki n diplomatie agent of tho -
3onfouW*ey, never held any aort ut oltaoe or oom-'
iiiflniuli ill its i-i-ri .em
The military men unpardoned are aiill quito uu
iicroua, and them is barely ?paco lo (??ve tho
?amea uf tho most coiiHpicmiiig. First wo har j
Hilbert li. I au', .loseph h*. Johnson. (I. T. ltoauru
;ard, .'-ammi Cooper anti Draiton llragg. ?u of
hese full Honorais. Cooper waa abo Adjutant
honorai al Hichiiioml. AmntiR tho Lieutenant
: nierai? sro John D. Hood, of Kentucky ; John C.
'emberton, K. Kirby Smith, I'lorida; Thoophiliis
IolluOH, North Carolina; James LongatfOet,L0U?8
aim; Hardeo and Jubal Karly.
Among tho Mojor-Qencrtila not pardoned nie
lowell Cobb, of Qeorgia; John U. "MiiRrudcr, Yir
finia; Opjreo E. Pickett, Virginia; Sterling l'rico,
ilissouri; E. Mcl-awa, Georgia; Utisicr. South
'arolina; Ouatavu? W. Smith, Kentucky; Mansfield
.?aiell; Wada Hampton, South Carolina; N. IL' -
forrest, Memphis; Dick Taylor, Louisiana; S. ii.
lackner, Kentucky ; Win. Mahono, Virginia; Qor
I011, Georgia; Elzy, Maryland, and about twenty
libera of limier mark.
Only two naval mon of (he Coufcdorato States arc
ioluded-Admiral Hemmed and Admiral Ku
hanan.
Thu (Jovuruora ot roko! Stales ato also except e.1.
Imong these I nolu Qovorucr Smith, of Virginia
Lotcticr has been pardoned'*- S. D. Vance, of
forth Carotina; J. Q. Harri.*, o'' .'enncBBCo; Clark,
if Missiniippi; Moore, of if ...ana; Allon, nf annie
it ute. d:cd in Mexico; Lr >ock, of Toxaa; Hector,
if Arkansas; J. !.'. Bro? , of ueorgta; M. Ta. Bon
laiu, Slagrath, K. W. l'u.. .9, Uovernora of South
'arolina, mid Acting Uovuruor Alaion, of I'lorida.
On thc whole, I take il, Hie number of persons
till cxoluded from amnesty may ho stated at one or
wo bundled, npd certainly tloju nat exceed live
lundred Ht tho utmost. Mr. Johnson would have
latiallcd the country bettor ii he li el Liken Hie ud
rico of tho HornlJ, instead ot Mr. Soward'*, and
ilnntcd himaolf on thc broad ground ul utiivorjil
imnesty, reconciliation and progross. But ferr
non inbflico have tho invaluable faculty of nctvs
ia| er sense; Ihev peddle nlioul tullen, ami when
hey give away anything think Ibo virtue is gone
.loin out of tnein.
CoLORCtl SCHUOL. - III conversation with a gun
.toman wlw lately visited tho colored day-school in
bia place, ive learn I li at Hie pupils havo ma .h.
wiiaidei'Aulo progresa in Hm elementary blanches,
ind all ut Hiern gain eviilunrrs of capacity lor
earning.
After tho exercises of Ihofci-luiol wera liver nu
last li'iilay, we itnticcd ilial Hie pupils of the colur
*M aaltinol marched lu procession up Bi.inks street
lo ita terminus and then back, limier tho leader
-Inp of their lose hors, lt waa nboitt d o'clock in
Hie dav, and the liltlo dm Lie*, who were all rigged
out in their hillbilly attire, wero apparently no well
pleased with thc conspicuous part thov were play?
ing, Hint tho burning raya of old Sol fell nnheed?d
upon thom. One little follow ha l an entire ault of
red which seemed to mnko him tcol superior to
hin loso f..rt limite companions. Wo wem pleased
to notice that no indecorous conduct on tho part
of thean sable achola? tonk place.
( dart-inion Vrem.
.Tho Jtftiiiiottrivillti u.louninl"
Itt lilil?.isintu EVKHV KltlHAV MOllNINO AT
Uenneitsvllle, H. OL, In the easleri) portlou of ibo
auto,' by s ii i 'lils A' LITTLE, in upi i, tor*, an,] titTer
aUpeiior Inducement* lo Merrbaela and nil others who
ri lab to eilend their bualne*a hi this i.e. i j. m nf ibu Pee
leo country. We reai>eclfully aoll.it tho pjlronago of
.mr Charluaton friend*.
Term*-?:, per annam, invariably lu L.lvjmv. Adrer
tlwtnonts Inserted at 1*tJ immBaWa raten. July H
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Sui.pim,l willi a KTOl variety i-f I'LA IN AM'
FANCY TYW., ul ilia I'lloat m.I iii?isl appii-vd
itylua; and we biro cvory AcilMv Kir nxaenliup;
?ll tin U o? .101? WOItl? m
I2KGLI81I,
CIERRAN, ?uni
FRENCH,
Bill and Letter Heads
Circulars
Pamphlets
Catalogues
Drafts
Railroad and
Steamboat Printing:
business Cards
Imitations
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THOSE OF OUR FRIENDS OE
41 HI NM .1011 WORK, will plea**
li'iivi' ilielr ordorN willi ns. Wo
tvill gil a ran loo as mimi woric, ?nil
??I as CH KAI* RATES, as can lie
lind in Charleston.
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mas
May ll
Dir. CHARLESTON Kit ZEITCNM.
.Hilts A. WAOK.VKK, KalMor.
Us HKH '1 Hi: AUUVK ULM- I Kl! llNDKltSIUNFU
pr. poa? to iiubllah a (li inun i.'.-eMy Pupi r, tu bu
tb? ern un ?f tbs dei man popula! loo. mil devoted lo the
Intercala of thia sui le. tu mc.iu.ajm , Iiumlgratlou and
[ndualrlal PureulU.
Literatur.'. Agriculture, Cuuiiuer.v, Art? and Trade,
Kill bo roprosouted lu ita rolutuua, amt tba neara of Ibo
Jay will I HI given.
Oenoral JOHN A. WAOKVF.lt baa kindly couaunted to
undertake the editorial management to? the present.
Hubecni^lun- 43 for Twelve Mumba: il .so for Six
Mouthe; il for Thrw Montha.
Advertisement* iiiMorted on lit? ml icnua.
0. O. FUCK MAN N k OO..
lleplomber lb No. :. broad atreet, Chaxlcatou, 3. O.
MA Ult I Kit,
nu lin- Vt'lli ntl., t>> Hu- Kev. Wu. M...,:.. Mi, \y,K
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lou IMslthTl
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Inti, MAHV, munt duiulu."-ol'Mr, m l Mr*t iii.
j.i .1 l month, jud., w,*,*l.>i.
'HldVlTAil M ?uv. Ilion lu i lon u .
Alni lill lil ,:i ?ed., |,l. l.'i'l;
Hill 'II*I,O.I lim II I. lu i. il H..
Ho ?ill jil mir .ono?M lint."
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?*<J- Till- l'l Lilil? Illili A I ii UH I ll I ll lt.'?-., uf
Mr. ti. troll KN, iud ,,i lila Mother. Mr... II. i'.,ur>. and
ul I.. Wi H1..11T. am 1. ?. p.-. tinily invited t.. an. ml u>.
l'uni lil Sci vinf Hu- i.uiu.-r, ai . ? Kin ; dr.-. I.
7 Ai? Sluming, ,1 Ton i.Vl.vk. ti, nd., 1 1
Hi- T il? I'VII IIIIM anil Art|HBlNlMM?'?4 iii' Hr,
and lira.HuUI'll f M.Ni i I..an,I ol 1,1. h,vllici-.IIIMI",I
und TuoaUH M. Ni n. atv 1. ,|ii. .1..1 lit al tomi HM l u.
n,ul ol ll,.-loi.i-ul ll,? .-...?.nil Iv. - dui. I lau linn, i.
r?f* M ->m<:,. al 'IV? i-Ytk-l. . |VM?1".I
SPECIAL I. OT! CES i
. u-NDTKT. IM MAHIMI.S. f.\ |- T A j N .-'
ANIi PILOTS ?l*lilu,< In iiii. lior th, ir \ . -.1, m V"'ilo>
lllrrr, tiro r.'.|ii.vt,-.l liol to .lo io ainu hot.- wilkin ills*, . 1
I Jill..- tu' iii,- beads ol th.- SW \NN.vll ItAlt.HOAH
WHARVES, mi Iii.- Charl, ?hm and l-l. Audron V ,1,1,. ol
Un* Ashley Uiver; I?} ulii.di precaution. . 0111.1.1 willi Hu
Submarine 'IVh-u.rap1i ral.?- ?ill In. avoided.
C. TUHNEII, ll. M.
Rarlhir Master'* Oil!.'.', f liai lesion. 1-M.r.iiry n, ?MS?
r.hri.ury 7
.jr- wni:.vn>ss OINTMENT wii.i. i u:t
lill' Util.
WUEATO ?'?* OIN IMENT ?III vin.- sdi lill. -.nu.
WHEATON'? <HN": MENT rillt? Old s.?-.-...
WHEATON'S OINTMENT ?in. - all IHl'Saei ol th
?klu.
Prim SO rents: by mail tit) reub*. All,Ira .-?i t ;-oil H.
WEEKS A PO I TEH, I!O-I..II, Pt-nprieto?.
September lil mu nc
Bii-.NEUVOL'SUElIll.trV, Willi ITS il 1.1 HIM 1
attend 1111?. l??- iq?lrli?, depivs-Ioii, tuvohmiji y MU?
alun*, l.i-suf ?ciucii. H|M*ruial ri Im a, lo*, ol p.o.. r. oi.:..y
head, lilil? ol' un inory, and llii ,- ,t,-ii.-,l nn|?,l, n .. mol Int
hceility. Hud a BQVerelttn mri; in HUMPH itEYa'IID
MEOl'ATHIC sl'EillTC NO, TWEXTY-EHiJIT. Com?
posed of lb? ino?! vahrildc mild und put, nt rurality *,
Ihoy Strike al oiu-o Ila* rani nf lin1 maller, lon- up lito
.rete??, ernst ibo din-hare,..,, omi Impart rlsfnr nu.I en
i a" v, lifo ami vitality, lo Hu- entire man. They haw
eUNil lliou iaudd of ?a*?*. Price*.", pi-r parkaou of ?ls
boira and vial, or fl part a>lta?tla' bot. Sold by ilrHftiiMa,
mut acm by mail im ri ci Ipi ni peke. Address HUM*
PHKF.VS' Sl'F.i.TlTC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
LOMTANY, No. litt BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
September III
Uh- MAllRIAtJE AND IJEI.UtACV, ANO TUE
tlAPI'IXESS Ol' TREE MANU lull.-Au Kati)' lui
Vonni* Mon un Hi,* Crime of Solitude,-nd the l'hy io
ouir.ii Error?, Abiim-s mid Diabases win. h creal.' lui
M'dlmenla to MABRTAflR, willi ?Hiv lueaua ul Hellet",
?eiil In scald Idler envelop,**, Irre nf rbarfti1.
Address Hu. .1. SKIl.l.IX IIOUOIITON.
II,.?ard .W.H-l9tio.i. Philadelphia, I'.i.
September 2.1 Iluto'
?dr-A YOUNO I,.\l?Y UEiTHtNlNi. 'ftI III ;:
louml ry bailie, aller a -.mourn ol a lew mouth' lull,
.hy, waa hardly iveoi'nD.e.l hy brr IriVitil*. lu pla rv >.
i coarse, ntotie, Unshod face, ?u? baal a ?<?tt ruby rvn>.
ilriion uf aluin*! mal hi,' Mmvolliucss, and III .mad
wTily-tlin*,' the n ally appeared bul ri-jutet-li. roon ia
|Ulry Betti thc c.ui>*i* m an 11 nial a ?.haii.;..,*-i,,'pl.on..
old thom thal -liriunl the CIKCA-ST.VX HAEM, a:: :
-ouKltbinsI il au Invaluable a. |in>' lion I. nm.t lady Vi. l.t.
liy itu na,- any I-i.ly <u- tlcull,-111,-11 inti liupioiv th. ii |?>i
ional apiH-arJiii-ii au him In d i.dd. li hi ?luipi,* Iii il'
-oinbiiiutiou, an NJinn- bt'lvs'lf 11 -hupte, yet lltwiirpu -
-din Ile rtllej.-y IM ilraWhiK luiptirilksi mun, abai h. al
ni.'. rleanaluKami tieaatlrytnii lin el.in mid i*>nupU-vioii
Itv ll- duvet lelioli mi tho rtttlt'le ll drawn from lt ail lin
md 1.. J1111111I. i'i-l.*.. St, ?..iii ny Mull or EiprmH. mi rti
-eipl ol au order, hy
\V. I.. Cl.MIK k CO.. lTi.-iiii?i-.
No. I! Went I'ayiii.- Kl ntl. syravilM, X. V.
Tlie only Ajarrlraii Acvula lue tin- ?le ut tuc nani?*.
Man u ?til ly
k" t ' t > S ' I ' A K'S
I'HTMII.ISIIIT) ElllHTEEX VKAIIS.
I.ulioiiiiui ) , rb?, io tTo.li) itirrelt Kr? \ m k.
::.Hut.-*, holli.--, and Ilatk*; ulaiinia. lured daily.
sm.n nv M.i. initia a isis EV UK Y wu KM:
-I.TISI-AK'S " HAI.KH HEPirT,
Nil, IM ll lt 11.\1> W A V. >\K?? kOKU,
iVhere il, i'J 1.1 ff. ti.wt are pm up tar iaiinli.-r. Hlon-i
-hipa, IbaMa, lubhc lUMltnttolUI, Ac. Ac.
ll la truly uondenul Iheconlldeiiee that la nil* lia,I lu
.very form ?ii Preparation" ibai romea bom "Coalar'e"
. .isl-ll .lon- li' .
..COHTAR'rt" EXTERMINATORS-For un.., .vu. c.
Coaches, Ania, Atc. .V.-. "Only inlallible r, nic.iy known "
.Not dan.', ron* to Hie human lalalty." "Eal* rom, ..ul
>f their hale? lo die,"
..COnTAR'" " BED-RUa rXTEr.MINATUR-A hqukl.
ult up In bollier, and ni v. r ll nov, n (n 1 , n
"COSTAtrS" Ef-EfnitlC POWDEIl-ror Mrtlll in
Fura and Woollen?, is invaluable. Xolliina ran BX cen] tt
or power and .fRcsey. De*tro>a Inalaatf)' all laeeela on
Plants, rowle, Animal?, fcc.
"COSTAR'S" BUCRTHOilN SA IA E-Foe 1:111?, Burns.
iVounds, Hmisea, Broken Dr. asl.,, Sore Nipple?, Mica in
ill rorms. Old Sor.?, I'lcert, and all Usda of culau:-..ur*
itlr. tun,*. No family should he wilhiuil il. ll eViV?dn
u ctBeary all etb.-r Salves in us.*.
.TOSTAll'H" COHN SOI.VENT-IV.r Cai ns. Duukmi,
Vari?, Ar.
"COSTARS" BUT ER SWEET ANO OilANOIl 1II.OS
HIMS-UramlQca lim Complexion, hy tjlvln-; lu Hie skin
1 Bull sud beaiitiiul fnsahm ss, arad nlaesam'ua?Mf bei
,'oud auythiOK now in use. 1-adie? of taste HII.1 position
,.-.i.l it as an 1 aseutial lo Hu louVI. Au mi|.l. .'. d. nl, "I
lalelalMbest nvomnipndatioii. One bottle is ubvay*
'ol lo-.ved by uiorrt Try it to know.
..cosPAR'S" IHSIIOP ItLUt-A Mnlveraal planer
Pill (aiitiar-coatritj, and ol extraordinary clllcacy for Cu*.
iv..SH. ?ll lunns of Indlrf.'-liuu. Ni-rcoiiH omi Sh it
leadaeh... A Pill Ibai ii un*,- rapidly ?.?iporsolin,: all
itberts.
..COSTAR'S" COUGH HEM EDV-Fur Cnualt?, iV.lda.
Inanvnin.i,Son* Throat, t roup, WlKkipiiii* t uii^li, Aalb<
na, and all forms nf llmnrlilal, anil sanrasea of lin
rio ..ai and LUIII-H. Adiin-sa
IIi:\ltV lt. COKTAU,
No. 451IIUOAUWAV. N Y
DO WIE ic MOISE,
\l I lOI.KS VI.1-: Ali I. VT'S.
No. 151 Meelln.' stn-et, oppoaitc ITiarleston HoUI.
Anne li
)IiDimitLl^i)URIJi:ST01U(
li. H. KELL1511S & CO.,
li.ATE; PMS M nu ti N i
1VIIOLESALE AM) RETAIL DR?6I?STS,
No. 1S1 Al K ETI Nil ST HE ET,
rhii'd door above Mai'ket
WE LATELY RECEIVED I.AItllE AUDITIONS 10
i lo ir n mal ?lock of pure aud fresh
HRL'OS
MtJDICINFS
DIE SIT'ITS
ill HOPEAN AND AM Killi' IN FANCY (IOOUM
FINEPOAPS
101 LET POWDERS
POMADES
I.OS.METICS
COMBS
SHUSHKw
. I.XTHACIS.Ac.
loiuprtaiu^ iMVOlres iroui Ibu must reustlalals iuami
leturrrs. Ou baud, all Iba prlurlpsl
PHOPIUKTARY M KIMOIN ES,
iifluiliUK 1's.paralloiisof AVKII. .1 AVNE, UATX, CHEV
iLIEH, DAVIS. Wit KIH I', HOLLOWAY, Ai*. Viso, A
arK-i asAortmeut of
lUROitML INs'i'HH.VIENI H
TTIIISSES
SADOLK HUH
MEDICINE CHEST*!
OT^RS
i ETA L \ND OI'lTA PERCHA UUODll
O LA SSW Alli: OF EVERY DESCKII'TlllX
ur.-at atleutlou I? paid lo Ihe luiporlaliou and aclio
lou of .
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS.
nd noue olber are'allowe.l lo go oui of Hie t riablisn
astil,
PRESl'ltU-TlONS MittiiOTiiidflil
Tl th aootiracy, mid tho ptiliile <'nn
lt lien*] on tho utmost i'ulml.Hily in
he ext-eutiou ot oi*dors.
i ii. KKLLERsj.il.\nmn
PRICE El VE CENT?-.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
? t-" > 'i '.\si> 4 M iv N.ni.r. un: KTEAM.
? UH- tl.MIAMI Mill .li.<.|,.| . ll..,ul ?.\Si>K".
lii'l: i - wu\i;i \u . ,i ...i r.-iuovuiial UIB?*
?ul '. I.I ll . M.. i'l l I l-l. ..I |..ll.l,'ll.
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KU ?''?NMi.M'l i l*?--|t SILAMIi! MAS
ll Xi I \\ a- li .1.1 |.i ill. i,.| u il,,- r.-. . apt ill III,"
.. ? />. . J; x.i.n- . MIHI Whirl IdrllMWll
ii.ii Ullin III i: , .\ i o.,
Cu-hOliItl''.
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Ullin l-l. :v ii..-.I. li?, i. ,i ii,.. .i .. ?. , pi hy ,,
Ilr.li il ll..11-. :. .. (Mill-! I
ris*'I I IIM'i: i li' Hill l.lirisiXN ol',
ii UM it'? .in* nm int I;I IA OK
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i \n. ri lillis \ ?li ?.Iii nv CiTti: t'?lt NEC.
i:\UIIX IM' U.I. Mit VIM'S MYIASIS
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. >. .>..,! !.. im.-, ii., 'ii ,.| mail) yearV HlaUilitli;
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II. -l I IA , i:-.l l,i :| m a !. ? .1.1?-. ?'ir ?1 hw Wt-Irl Ht Iii."
munn I. I.H in.inn' Iniuri.m-. l>> lin* um .1 tli't-. ^
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ihi-ir iiii itiiuuni. au.I II.ul.I apptut il. Snit liv
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?-rpl.'lld'.'r ._* ' lilvt'f ?tliiu-.
c.- I*. AT CH I. LOIS'tl HAU! DYK. -Tills
M'i.lM'il' ii Mit I'ii. i- ill" 1- .| in tho w.irl.l. T'a
t.iily :'-'?.? a.ii ..-.,*.-?' .'..-?-li'iiiiili-i--, r.-uaiil,', iu-ilau*
?til"'.'-. Ni .l?--.? ;-.''UII... M N . rlillcillimii Hut*.
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/? I.n !.; .i it.- lliobair, : it .?..liand K antlm'.
ii? [...iiuiu,- i> .-s.-tit-'il nV'iV.i a .1. HJirhehr. All other*
ui- io. rv imil.ii. >i". an 1 ?holli 1 lu> av,,I,hal. S-.liI hy all
Ins:'?<i-i- ami 1'.-:Lim. r-. I'ji-lory. Nu. SI Harvl.y
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t,..- )n:\vAcr.or .? i m NI i i.t'i '-i'.
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?ir Aimri?iAi, hies, AKTIITCIAI, HU?
MA:* I'.ITs iii-nli' io onlor Bini luaortail hy ina. r.
HAI'i ll ami I'. UOUlll.rMAS;' iiurnu rly rniploy.'.l hy
I1-.IM.INM: tr. m Parla}. . Ilroatltvay. Nrtv York.
,\: iii li lvr
SrUPP.HQ.
Vi niiiX UDXKH 'K lilil? FF,
IHK LIGHT li HA IT' KT tv AU Cit
IF* nj J?. TST a? ifs .T?, ,
t'M'T. tr. ir. winn:.
IS NOW UKORIVi.N'll ITtr.ltillT IOU TUB AHOY H
J. I'.i -, un,I ti ill kuvii ri-.V?.iV. lin-'.?il ImUtul.
All lia i'lu mu.I In- prepaid un thu Wharf.
l or ITrlriit i n.'i-;vli.uni-, .ii.|ili t .
HUIS IT.HUl.'SON.
O. I..1,. i a I A.-.'oiiiiimilittoii Wharf.
Vim iiK(Mi(;?N, s. c,
I Hi: KlSt: KTKAMltll
3? iTj^^T TER,
liri AIS o. c. WHITE,
ls Now Itt't'l'IVIStl ITtKlflili' IOU TtlR?BOVR
I port, ami will hav." T><Xi-jM.
Ail Ktra-tjllal IIIIUI h.' |ir.-|'*iil on Um ??hall.
. .' .unix rTrnorsfi"s.
IVInUr 3 1 A.vuiiiiim.latloii Wharf.
KOK (?r.oi.??K row N, s. t:.,
lin < (IINC. AT SlHITli isl A NU, WAV
I'-.ltl.T. AM> Kl lilli ll 1.1) i I I.i.s.
ST. HELENA,
n?PT. i?, iiovi.r.
W'll.l. I KA Vi: HtiYiT.'S WIIARK AS AUilVE.
Il /..-.V.'/'.i, Un. '.',1 m nain, ul a iiYl.vk. He*
un.iii:; toll iintrd Uaniitaliiau ou ThuHJay Affermant,
tir :lil iiiilnnt. at ii oV-t>vk.
All Intiiibl ititi -i ut> prrpud.
N.iti.l'hl la.'. n.'.l allur r.. I'. M.
Pm' IVolghl or PJianKii apiilv to
HttAOKBI.FOIIII A Kli.I.Y,
o. t..i'cr .' l Ku. I Bjyca'a Wluwl.
S OK NKiV YORK.
111 .IPI tit UM i I li M AU S UAH. LINK.
>NT. UK Till' PAVORlti ANT? H1.E0AMT i?TEAM.
SHU . slllVfin.'iH.t A Nf) OB.Uf.%DAt WILL .
t.EWl. KVCKl ?ATHKDAT.
rni: BIDEWHEKI. rfF.AMsHTv
>V T-i A. 13 .?- TvT ^
CAPT. LIMI;DUI?!,*EB.
;.<.-,-.--, WILL LEAVi: VANDEKnOR.il i
X-rV* - ' -.. Vi nsrl ou M:.'.'.-.i3', Dctober 5, 1967.
.*?^Fl]??f8S***ai li ovio. !. M
,v7^^i?^iL--, Ililli Lin,.,; for aiguararti mutt bo
a? -.'uti u hy lu i. .'i'-.-L ol thu dav.
fupmiubfi in _ RAVKNEL A- CO.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
. ST RA il SI ni* UNG.
Wilt XKW YOUK,
i HUNI.W AN1> FJ.KilANT SIIHIWHEIU, HTRAMflBir
j\(L AMHATTAW,
OAfTAIS WlHTORUr.U
Ur i LL I.B.WI* ..RUM Anr.rns sonn w?titf
ou Halunljfl. O.iotnir ?, al ll A. M.
i; ii- AU oiittvanl Prwajtht miaakiiininiM Mlllitl nu niado
I th,- olin'' ot l'OClUi-NU .v TRBNIIilLM. No. 1?
.a.'! ita?.
? Q- l'.T Ivi.-.a^'.' and all nulli ia rtilinMtfitl willi lint
m. H.i bu?inr-ai of tin-slilpn, upplv to HTRBBt UitOl'H.
;i:s .': Cu., Ho. 71 l-iit Hav.
CT ll RET UHOTllBnfl ii CO., I ?_._,?
COl.itlENAY A- TKEN1IOLM, )
St'ptiinhi r *.
XK?V VORK AN?)CHA1{LEST0X~
LVopl?i"s .Hail Steain.shii? Compniiy.
.THU STEArilSHU*
CAl'T. tXiiKi H. WINCHESTER,
tS'FJU-Vi *1U< Ll-WE N011TH Ail.AN HU
x.'?V?* I'ii Wharf. Thurylau, October fl, at ll)
-^lyu?ttQi^o'cloi'k. A. M.
?^/rz~?LS3f^-, lum' compoaeil nf Sh aun m "MO.
;EKA" und "EMILY H. SOI'HER."
JOHN A THEO. GETTY,
St-ploiulvr Hil _ _ Nu. 13 Eau Hay.
' I:UH SAVANNAH.
THE STEAMElt
DI ? T -A. ,1V O jEt a
1UIH) TO.VS UirilTIIF.V,
CAPTAIN lu M. CO NETT EH.
_ ~ WILL LUtVE ai?ODMI ATLANTIO
- <gg55gjJh W II A Ul', inn IL'K.SOAV Xtlllll. ni
tvJ^.??S&nli;.-1*'t I"i-l.. for that |mrt.
eaSSaaSEaaW r?r trt-lulil ur i uuiti', apply nu
loartl or lo thi'iuli,-.- m J. I'. AIKEN A; IX)..
Hr pt om brr lil Atfruta. _
mn ??A iiA i u'A, rill, s A N ?INA,
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tXUS ON Till-: ST. .lllli.VM Kl V Kit. VIA
SAVANNAH, (IKO,
TUT NEW AND SPLENDID i.Tl'A.MSHIH
D I O T -A. bC1' O R .
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CAP T A I N I.. M. O O X I". T ? K it.
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. ~^??k=->?L-nilli ihr liattfttkl Contrai lliilrojil ai
avamiab, fiH- Ms.'.m, Nobilel.tad Nrn lirlraim.
AU l'Veit-hl mu a hr pud h.Tr hy Hlilpjvra.
I'm- t ri li'.hl m l'a na tr, apply oil h.. II.I or al Ihr- oitK'Q
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TEAMER PA WIK.OATT. V. FECK .
3NE OF Til.". AHOYE STEAMERS WILL LVAVE
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l?ntinpt, at 7 n'rhsk; and Havannah nv, ry Hm Jay.
Vnutclait and FrtJ.n Mernina: lt T O'clock. Toucfi
iK at Hin il mn uti .If'linly, trip Iroiu CbarVstuu. and
VtJneiJav. trip IrMi ftivaunab.
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