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VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT* .ur Cubic IMsprttclira. . L XOOM, October I. -Thu Pau-Aiiglic u Syiini issued un address condemning Itiluslisin HUI Popery, mu urging tim unity bf tho t'liurcli. l!. . !i!.'.:.ni declines firing hi parolo. ll is 'ropniti-il timi NAPOLEON hau issued a eal-nly-wnitlud unte lu the South Geilnau Hov i-i oi|,n - , asking pledges ; f:iin--i union with Nllttll Germany. LONDON, October 1-Evening. Consol Ul 1-10 Uanda 7'J.J. Sugar 25B. lid. LIVERPOOL, October 1- Braning.- Coll n closed steady ; Hales 12,000 bules ; prices unchanged. .Manchester advices ta voluble. VIENNA, October 8,-FRANCIS JIMCPM visils I'ai-in October 20U|. FLORENCE, October J. Qiiilu H serions riot ni Garibaldiens, al Vilcrbu, bas IM-OII .plotted. PARIK, October 2.- There is much distrust iii po litical and Qnuuclal circle . Raupen, Foreign Sec retary, LAVAI.LKTTE, Homo Secretary, and NIORA, Italian Minister lo Franco, lett for Branitz lo con fer with Ibu Riuporor* ICuropcun i\cnu per Meium i . NEW YOUR, October 2.-Thu .Scy>/i i brings Ku ropuau news to tho 2 2d ult. Tbl Times says thc death ot Sir FHUDEUII-K Un. cr. is a peculiar misfortune pending thu piosont Intricate delicate negotiations with a Qovorauiout not always disposed to ap] non eli firent Britain in a spirit ut generosity aud forbearance. Tho posi tion is most onerous, and oaeii occupant Und* bis labors more exacting than bis predecessors. Wttaltl ntrlnii \MI-. WASHINOTON, October 9_Oenoral MOWER tele graphs Qoneral GRANT that tho election passed off quietly throughout Louisiana. Tho Treasury clerks now work from niuo lo four o'oloek. The internal rcvcuiio to-day is 11,701,000. Tho Crow Indians ic fu tm to meet tho Commis sioners at Fort Laramio iu November. Ouc thousand pounds bullion was recently shipped Crom Uold Hill, Novada. Tho Merchants' Union Express safe, at Browns ville, Nebraska, was plundered of $15,000. Tho Massachusetts Democrats hove nominated JOHN QUINCY ADAMS as Governor, and QKOROK M. STEARNS aa Lieutoiiaiit- Gvenior. Two hundred and nineteen towna woro represented by nine hun dred and sixty-thrco delegates. Universal enthu siasm prevailed. The Secret -.y of Stslo bas luttei.s reporting Ibo discovery o*. pure anthracite* coal in Russian America. The Irancb Mint at Charlotte, N. C., is.u to be put in full opoiatiou lor assaying purposes only. Mr. JONES, tho Assayer, is uow herc, and repre sents that nporstions liavu been recommenced in miues neglected during thc war, sud that receipts are on tho increase, not only from localities iu North Carolina, but from contiguous Statos. HEADQUARTERS OF TUE ARMV, ( ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, Octobor 1. J To avoid risk of yellow fever, officers now absent from thoir commands, which arc serving in tho 5th Military District, aro authorized to remain absent until further notice from this oflice. By command of General GRANT. E. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. Cl. From Virginia. H o. II MI .IND, Octobor 2.-Hon. ALEXANDER BITES and A colored man woro nominated by tho Bopub licans of Albemarle for tho Convention yesterday. Last night they wore burned in eftlgy by tho oppo sition. Congressman SUANKS, ol' Indiana, addressed tho blacks this evening. He said that hu spoke as ono of a party who bsd power, when lin said that tho Southern States would have been in thc Union lonir tao if thev bsd niven tichta.lo. Ibo blocks; and thal they never would gel ni Tilt lue}4 did. JOUNBON, it guilty, would be impcachod, and even with tho aid of tho Maryland militia, which was anning, would bo powerless tn do anything. Tho men of tho North aro ready at tho tap of tho drum to quell him and his militia. He predicted 30,000 majority iu Ohio for the Republicans. \c\t York cletta. NEW YORK, October 2.-Hon. JONATRAN Si unaEs, A. T. STEWART, Judgo HILTON sud Bishop BAOLET have urrlved on Ibo Scotia. From IV statt villi-. NASHVILLE, October 2.- Thorn was a slight frost yesterday morning. Blecllou lu Alabama. MOBILE, October 2.-Tho socond day's vote stands 820 blacks, 24 whiles. With VOrj fen cicoptions the voto wis for Convention. ' No disturbances whatever occurred. MONTOOUERY, Octobor 2.-Two days' votiug in Montgomery give 4539. Tho first day in Selma 3800. Tho first day in Opalika 150. The first day in Wetumpka 1000. All for Convention. From New Orleans. NEW ORLEANS, Octobor 2_Tho interments from yellow fever for tho twenty-four hours proceeding ti A. M. to-day aro 54. In the caso of tho old and now School Boards Judge Du PLAKTTER decided flint thc non Board was appointed when no vacancy existed. Tho resolutions of Connell repealing all ordinances touching public schools were null because tboy conflictod with tho Act nf the Legislatur and were a violation or tho abarter because pnsnod by both Boards on the aamo day. Thc Judgo decreed that tho new Board wan not qualified, and bo forbidden to poriorm the dnties of School Directors of public schools in New Orleans. No appeal will bo taken. marine IVutvs. NEW YORK, October 2_Arrived-the Chi..apian from Charleston. Donn alli Hill Iii I.. NOON DISPATCH. NEW YORK, Octobor 2_Stocks incgular. Oold advanced to 44. Sterling unsettled; timo nomi nally D|a9i; sight J>la9|. 'C2 Coupous HU. Flour lOalCc. better. Wboat 8a5c. better. Coin laljc. bettor. Byo very firm. Oats dull. Pork firmor at $24. Lard steady. Whiskey quiet. Cotton quiot, 22c. Freights quiot. Turpentino quiot nt 58J. Rosin dull; stiainod (4. EVEN INO DISPATCH. Cotton activo; salea 2200 et 22c. Floor active: State S8 65al0 93; Southern MO udall 25. Wheat buoyant; whito Michigan $2 95a3U7J. Corn active; mixed Western $1 29Jal 33. Provisions steady. Groceries finn. Naval 8torcsdull. Freights firm. Monoy active. Call Loans fully 7. Gold closed firm. Oovornmcnts closed quiot, generally a frac tion lower. The Snb-Tressury to-day sold 11,000,000 bonds sud bought $1,000,000 Sevon-Thirties. The Sub Treasnry balance is {114,000,000. LATEST.-Gold closed at 43{. BALTIMORE, September 2.-Cotton-rather bet ter feeling ; numil sales ; Low Middling 21 ; Mid dling 2-2.122*. Flour sluggish ; shipping Superfino 49 7oal0&0. Wheat stronger ; pi nun io choice ' *2 60a2 66. Becoipls light. Com scarcu ; Whito $1 37al 28 ; Yellow il 33al 35. Oats steady ; prime 73. Byo steady at 11 a 17. Provisions fair for Southern demand ; quotations unchanged. CINCINNATI, September 3.-Flour firmer ; in fair demand. Com dull and lower ; No. I shelled OG. Whiskey nomiiislly unchanged. I'rovlsloni firmor; held higher. Clear Bacon Sides advanced | ; thors were buyers, but no seilet -, at 17 j at rb ne. Lard iu good demand, i if. LOUISVILLE, October 2.-Flour active ; Superfine $8. Corn unchanged. Now Colton 19. Pork $24; Bacon Shouldora 14J ; clear Sido; Io. Lard, kottle rendered, 13|. NEW ORLEANS, October 2.-Sales 1150 ; demand moro general ', supply increasing ; prices oasier ; Lon Middling 18al8J. Receipts, 538. Flour firm, with an npward tendency ; triplo F.itra ill 75 ; choice Extra 14. Corn firm and unchanged. Oats -prime at 80. Pork finn, 20a20i ; Bscon in fall jobbing demand ; Shoulders 15 ; clear Hidos 19 ; Sugar-cured Horns 20ia27. Lard very firm ; tierces lt,; kt gs 10. Gold quiet, 43Ja|3J. Sterling 64Ja 68. York Sight J a 4 discount. MOBILE, Ootobor 2.-Sales 750 bales; receipts 1890; demand chiofly for bettor gradoH-, closed quiet and steady, at laalBjo, for Middlings. SAVANNAH, Ootobor 2.-Cotton active; salua U7d balea; Middlings 18 J al 9c; receipts 1400. AUOUSTA, Ootobor 2_Cotton In fair demand; prices steady; sales 368 bales; Middlings 17 c; re ceipt 626 bale . .... ....nun .a nunn. )i all the various urta of work by whieh HUT euri, hoir bren *., nouu ia mort laborious than tb. calling ut tutor. Wu aro aware that Hie member* J of the several vocal rune una employments deem ' their duties the must laborious. Thu lawyer cou tunila that hu works harder tliall Ibu dunlin-; wliilu Hie latter pronounces the assertion an .ll. 1 boast. The minister of Um Gospel ia cottlidenl that he i abundan! in labor beyond Iii bretluvi 1 of tho learned profession ; wbilu Ibo sovoral eiaiti Hint drive Hie plough, smito the anvil, push Hu i plane, sud all wliosu occupation duvulups thu nuts oitlur tissue, can Hie iden t' H me i who oil with the brain, uro in any mensuro worthy lo IK compared with (beni. Wo lonvo (hose contestant! for thu highest place of honor uniiing.w lket ti contend willi one auollior, while wu assert willi unbounded confidence, thal tho dalles devolvi ; upon tho ll.ht.m ufa daily paper, aro of ull niaunei of duties tlie most e\haustiu,r, Irving and ililli cull. Wo think wc can mateo good Uti asset lion, am! If tho rOatfer will bear tia with a m iud lion fruin bias-hear na willi n dispassionate and candil Judgment, wu aro cuuUdcnt bu will be forced li ."ilntii wu have aubstaulinted our claim. Tho scii- .ut s nru indispensable in Hie mid,mc u| of n paper. Aa well may n mason attempt lo buili n liouao witbonl a trowel, or a blacksmith work it iron without a sledge-hammer, aa for an Editor ti got up his sheol without thc scissors. The extract cd url ides in a journal have OB much to du will ita character, an ila loadora. Those extracts, mos of divers soi ls, oiubracing a vast variety ol 6ub Joels, and while comprehending a large circuit their length must bu proportioned to tho inicies of tho topic discussed. Au articlo may coutuii valuable and imp ut .nit information, and yet Hu Biibjocl may bo stale, or but a limited number mo; fool any interest in it ; or it may possess intrinsii intercut, but there is nonie other nubjcct of gieatoi interest that should occupy tbo space. An intelligent judgment must preside over I bi eolcolionj. Tho scissors must bo under tho con trol nud direction of tbo mind. A great deal ii road that must bo passed over. Il io necessary li rcduco thc length of many ilomu ; sud to add i word by woy of explanation, or proto-t toman; others. In cider to mnko the scissors do good service thu Editor must read with caro aud pains Un largo pilo of exchanges that o very mail brings. Ut must soo everything in nil of them'. Wo do nul say ho must road evory paragraph, but bis oyt must lake iu everything they contain. He cauuo let the least important lie unopeued, for cvou lbs stupid abcet may contain an item or value. Ut must open, sud run hie oyu through Um CoMmUl of scores of papers ovary day, with bia mind cou centrated on tho toilsome work. Tito attcntioi must bo maintained. Uo must take caro tba nothing of worth is overlooked ; that not li un. ii repeated Hist will uot boat- reproduction ; tba notbing occupies moro space than it deserves He cannot afford to odgo, to grow indifferent, ti relax severo attention. When tho oyo alights oi au acceptable paragraph, it must first bo reed-i aelected, it ls cut out sud out aside. Paper afto : papor ia gono through, until the attention fags the mind is weary, llie toil han exhausted th : intorcst fell at the Log inning, and it rcquiios at effort to maintain attention. But tho labor bas t< bo performed, and that day after day, from yea in to year ont. Tbo paragraphs thal appear do not convoy ai adequto idea of tbs amount of labor bestowed ot any journal. Tbore ie space, but tor a limilci uumbor of items. Tim otbers sro crowdod ont b; tclograraB, advertisements, communications, am bo who did bin utmost to produce au iuterestini paper, baa tbo mortification tbe next morning li BOO a dull sheet aud n pilu of returned copy, vcr little of which can bo turned to account, lyiug ol bia desk. W hile tbe nuder cuusuroB thu iuduatri lull a linet, ncciiRiug bini of stupidity and ls7 nose, but a small portion of iris toilsome labor i effectual ; Hin other porKon goes for notbing. Dut though Hie work timi is wrought with tb scissors is of BO toilsome a uaturo, thai involve in the preparation of oditoriala ia oven more labt rions. A variety of topics, many of which poBsci uo intorcst for tbo editor, bsveto bo touched upn in every issuo nf bis pspor, win le noiuti subject > greater importance must be discoursed upon evci day. No mutter what tbo theme of thc lcadc bis reeders will not look with any dog toe of Hov anco on ooimnon-placo material, or lack of poii und vigor in expression. The editor is alwaysc: pected to wi te with clearness, force, and frosl liesa, to say something now and striking, ur if tl topic ia of such a nature as to make original vier and ideas impossible, bo ia nt loaat oxpoctcd 1 present thc Bubjact in such n form aa to give b viowa tbo appoaranco of novelty. When a subject ia agreoablo to one's taste, win mind and boart recoivo it with warm einbrac composition ia both easy and pleasing. But whi there is no sympathy between tho tb onie end tl mind ; when mind and heart turn away from with avoraion ; or when tho body ia woary an I i disposed, tho brain hoavy, and the spirit nluggis ono cannot bo required to do harder and moro 1 borious work than to wnto. It ie woree- than o; ing without an appetite, or trying to sloop wh nil tbo powers of tho minti sro iu "lively operation, talking whilo tho utterance of every word iccuii rcnowed and special effort.' But the oditor cann consult bis mind, and is often denied tho liberty selecting bissubjoct. Ho ia obliged to writo, a not seldom obliged to write on a topic hvwhieli feels no interest. A person of great conceit onco attempted preach.* sermon, and failed miserably. On bei laughed at for bia failure, bo said, " if any c tbinke it easy to prcaob lot him try it." So say in regard lo tbo work of editing a daily pap If any oue esteems the work easy, lot bim try and Uko Hie would-bo-prcachcr, ho will bu ci vinced of bia error. I DABKWELX, S. C., September 8U, ISC' Mu. EOITOB: YOU will do us a great favor to form B why it is that Captain llAOOAIO and Ll tenant PEAKE, of Benth Carolina Bailrood, doo) to tho interest of that organization to cbnrgo poor, ruinod, uureconstruclod farmors, two t lars and a half for a halo of cotton from tho t tiona in this District to Cbarloaton. Cotlon is i ried from Augusta to Charleston for loss Iban that figuro; and tho steamboats on Saran River carry it for fifty cents a bale to Saran from any landing on tho river. Home planters that tboy can sond their colton to Charleston 8avarnish by water for leis tl J by tbe'bof mentioned company's cara, wilier say that t will Bond to Savannah nnd save ono dollar a half on tho bale, for thal is all they can "eleu the present low price of the article. Now do Mr. Editor, as you bava a great dc influence, touch up tho Captain and T.ionien They are good men and wish to do right if know bow. But tboy forgot; and aro worrie tho multiplicity of calls upon their time and a lion. It was fair tint tim piauler should abell wbeu bu waB in luck and getting 85 to 10 cool cotton. Always liberal and disposed to s inonoy, bo did not complain when other lido demando! a gtitnll portion of bis gains. ' But now when be feola that every tbing is against judgment, skill and luck all gone, the price ol favorito sinking- at Hie rate of ono cent per di demand tho two dollars and a hali is uuguns malicious, unwise and anti-vopuldican, lu all oamestneas, and seriously, Ibis cbai too much and should bo lessoned. They aro i who feol tho 1111 rt le n h L S id i. i _BARNWELL FARME1 A fAIATOLATTN'O MACHINE is in USO ill Hie ot tho RogiBtrar-Qeneral in London. Its c tiona aro both accurate nnd UKI.fu!, and in th annual report of tbe Registrar lhere aro num calculations for which lt wa used. It ls li tn calculations involving a regnlar sorios, I means of logarithms, quostions involving es lions in Ibo higher branches of mathematic bo reilnc.si to very slmplo formulas, and br into such a compass as will readily admit ol insertion in tbo machine. Tbe machino w tended lo perform only tbo oporatlon of adi but by various expedient it ls made to pi also subtraction, multiplier lion and division mit-lune baa also been UBOII lo introduco tl mont of interest iu tho various tables. Th liminary slops of tho work, euch as calculai! mortality ot decennial periods of ago and dei tho diffsronco. wore performed without tho the machino, but when tho differences won obtainoJ. Ibo machine waa a.blo to Uko t Iwork and continue tho calculation in tho di tlal method. I I UK ll 11.1SM . 'lb the Mifor uf Ute Vltorteston finny AVNM; I notice in a lalo Issitu ot' your paper ut*Ye ral wcll-coucoivud und well-written leaders on radiealUni ami agrarianism. They uro euggea ivo ot' iinpoilj.nl thought ou a subject ul real inotuont io every pat riot tc ellizen of ihi.s 'ouulry. When the writer in queel lull, fier pro mising thal the route*, ao recently ten initial tal on tilla eoutlucul "waa morely a couleal between Hm Greek mu Montan Ulnas of govcniiiieui," thus elo qlioutly milln : "Collision look place, Billi with the clash ol Ideas' came tho Hush ot anim, and with tho claah of arma aanio the overthrow of the Uieck idea," i hero tiru few, perhaps, w ho realizo that wo uro virtually io-cnacting histoiv ; ihai hiatory is ac lu a ll \ reproducing ilsclf. Tho prevailing tendency of all government of tb pre ont .lay ia lo liberalism. tJbtrlg t \ the I-I y that (-reels Ibo car from all quartets of thu lobo, ft in painful to note that litis ia all a/iiwv. It is not (hut liberty which is justly thu cynoauro if civilization, whieh consists in thu security un impaired of till permit a! mid relative right , dis covers ami signalizes, amid a medley iif grosser Inaiincla, what is divine mid elevating in (ho cou- ; atithtiou or iiun, nuil which, through all lite lp r-lopinoiits ot past aires, has cotilrilmtcd to the affrauahtacinoiit of human thought. lt han ils living, blooding type in Mexico as it is, and in ls history au it lian been Iroin the dale of tho con quest of COIITCS. Thc fossil hietory of (hal country consisting of the splendid romains of nucieul grandeur-edifice a of imperishable granite wrought In all-tho ingenu ity of architecture-impiovouiont in agriculture, anti tho aita and aciojicea -atteste u civilization J fully abreast with the progress of tho enlightened world, introduced by Hie Toltuos in tho Hcvcntli century, mid ndvnuccd mid perfected by tho Az teca who followod them six hundred yearn later; j while in theil half romande lebende nero revcalod tho existence of codes, mid rubrics mid rituals yet bi Torco during the regency of the Montczmnau. Put whaHs Mexico now ? Thc Franks subjugated (lani und stamped ila national character willi tho can atfo of thoir own excellence. Tho Normana ovorruii England and gave il itu constitution ami tho meet cullin cd no bility in tho wot. 1. Spain conquered .Muxico, and tho fatal logaoy ol its own degeneracy has boon entailed upon that ill-starred country; and wliore cvor, in auciont as well as modern or modlaival times, tho history of couques I has been written, tim lesson is the esme. Thu question is involun tary: Aro we drifting lo this V Thero is bat one antidoto foi- anarchy. The COU dilinu of Paraguay was analogous to (he pr sent condition of Mexico. Unbridled passion and sav age vengeance was lite aupremo law to which thu indolent, hybrid, and utmost effete Paragueuos appealed in cxlreme casca; hut Dr. FRANCTA as sumed the dictatorship, and wielded the it un scep tre of despotism with loo much aeverity to admit of cavil amour, parties, or corruption in high placea. Extreme rasca Irv pi monde.,. The peri phery itt tire; the cenlru is safely. So, under the galling lash ol' tyranny, government settles down lo A point equidistant from anarchy below lo abso lutism above, provided tho constituents of gov ernment have .attained to thst stage of civilization which reason ami morality alone can perfect. We do not bold that tikis would bo n present panacea lor Mexico; but we do hold that despotism, erm!, exacting, systematic, so it lie reasonable, id the only civilizing Inlluenco which can safely atlc-ct the | I destinies of audi a country. For Hie Araoricau people, however, tuo much or ? t too lillie ruin will bc alike Intolerable Wu must ho careful that, in uv. niling Charybdis, wo do not rounder m. Scylla. Party organizations are indie- j pensable lo popular governments, when thoy have ( just HittUcicnl power io discover truth; but they I ?mat be inst rained, and (hey muet bo Intelligent. 'Hui light nings of (ruth produced by their col pwq^C^'TTju^sV-ii'Ciininlaiicoil, their unit util eijio cmos of corruption and veniality would bo in tho highest dogme bcncilcial to republican institu tions, when? everything should teud to the de vslnpniou! of Hinno healthful ideas which HCOttrc uidn illus] rights in Hie palladium of writ ten con- | t .dilutions. Tho policy nf America, an developed by radical legislation, is experimental. Tie extension of tho electivo fi am luso to lae illiterate froednteu of (he Southern Hlatea- lo a vast ituatiug population without liiod inteieds, oxcitable, indolent, credu lous-will no d iiiM prove thu moat egregious po litical blunder every committed by a shrewd and practical people. Where tho voice gt tho people is I proclaimed thu voico of God, il should assuredly I i be modulated by prudence and wisdom, and should pusses, tho loasl possible uuiount ol' the shriek of matinees and tho yell of savagery. And what will bu tho divino voico iu our midslV Tho intelligence of too cit tes ia under duress. Tho beal men of these stile-, aro excluded from the polls bocauso of crimea against the Constitution, which In turn is most grievously, because compla cently, violated in tho said exclusion. Tho voico of tho nogro will pi o vail in Ibo South bocaueo that element ia predominant. They sro ignorant of j j tho privOogoa or correlativo responsibilities of I freedom. They do nol comprehend thc worth of morel character nor education, nor pecuniary in dependence. Tu:y aro not progr s ivo. Thoy are not able to live abovo law. Lod on by principled wbito men, they will r.e.ol iu di-unkon orgies over eacli temporary success achieved by their radical adhornnta; but the excess of the ovil nullit surely work ita own cure. Slow as may be the process of devoiupmonl, reaction complete, unresisting, universal, is inevitable. Tho fundamental principio nf liberty, as it was upon (Ins continent, is already dead, lt may re produce itself. Il muy como forth mot. non phoned, strengthened, and clad in (ho regalia nf higher ami moto enduring ideas, ff this Hhould not ho. our future ia typed in Ibo tragical history of Mexi co; and it is certain that before thia fundamental 1 principio cnn bo reproduced, a groat, ohango must tako place in tho American mind. Wo mnst in- 1 creaso in loyalty. Wo must loam to idealizo con stitutional liborty. Our political institutions must be so iemu lolled and coualructcd as to make tho inculcation or eonliraonls of rovoreuco for law (ho first and roost ospocial of childhood's lessons. No lunger must what is rnfliau, recklessly of law, or what wo may form tho tomority of treason, aroueo | tho enthusiasm of Americans. Tho character of | tho State partakes of tho character of ita constit uents. With a view to (bo elevation ot tho for mer, ISOCRATES Ilms admonishes- DEUONTCDS, with respect lu his civil dulles: "First exorcise piety toward Ood not only in aacrifices, but also in tho preservation of oaths; for thu tonner indeed may bo au indication of Abundant wealth, bu! Hie loi ter is a proof of integrity of character. Honor the Deity always indood, but especially in ino sa cred righto Appointed by the State; for thus shall you both appear offering -sicriflcn to Ood and oboyrng tho laws. Thc American people cannot, and om ely will nol ! allow their liberties to bo made the jest of n peril j ous experiment. Whatever we may think, it is con tain thal no constitution can HUI! thin country \n which Ho- just equilibrium butwoeu Ibo citizen and (ho Slate is not properly preserved, and where Ibo moderated fioodom uf each individual ia not se-, eui ed; each part aiding iu Hie healthy action of tho whole, und i evolving in return ta quota of rigor and lifo from tho mighty puisai ions of the uno aud undivided heart ot tho country. Wo shudder in ullnctlvuly when we think ol' liberalism, and reflect that it means unrestrained license; that il means dofiancc lo constitutional lair, tho orocdon of power over righi, passion ' ovor constitutional authority, mid the substitution ol a blind majority for Ibo or ganized product of the Stale, whore Hie struc tural idea of government is liborty, regulated by reason, Hie iights, personal and rotative, of citi zens aro essentially involved in (bat idea; and il was tlioso rights our Conaiitudon was intended to I J regulate and defend.. Tho administration of tho State, embracing Ibe executive, legislative mid Ju dicial branches, was the concroto development and application nf thia structural idea tn tho rights and dution of Hie individual. Under this regimen Ibo political eiifiauehisomout or Ibo citizen Hhould be gradnatod by bis moral and intellectual fl'nesHto participate iu the affaira of Htato. CECIL. OKAY. WALTUMBA', ii. C., Soptomber loth, 18S7. Cheyenne ie Jnst four miles north of Ibo Colo rado line. The military post will bo on tho reser vation about ono and a half miles abovo the city, and Ibo position ia admirably soleotod. About i.OOO.CPO foot of lumber la hauling from Donvor to or oct tho nocossary quarters, stables, Ao. About 400 cavalry aro now encamped In tho vicinity of Cheyenne. CIICNIallAI. SlClCLKs' SI'KFl'Il. UnThiirad. v feat, in Philadelphia, tlc . HlCKI KI ma.le Hie following speech. I'OJIUAUIH: lum jt'.-d to neu VIM uno Mid ull ami limul, you fur Iben. uX|weMiuna of alt ohiuen ami regard. Tins meeting recoils tune* when tin country wan in peril, when Holt ami Keilli WOK holding Washington lor the Uuiuuiai allon of Un coln, ami Cameron waa tilling Um amenais r*lo>. nioile u timca, createil armies thal won tho .lav al hail emntled ; when Statiion, Uta grout war naiuirltari ni Autleioin, Shiloh, Gettysburg, CkatUMorun Wiae heateraux! lticlmiond. [Chinin.) Wo recall UH day when thu crottohiug rchelhou hohl RlieridauV htuiup whilu ho mounted for hin ride through tbt Valley. (Prolongmi elinore.J We co Hancock re nulling thu em mn Vs I.IHI charge nu Coiiietctv Midge. Wo eec lani surren.Un hm sword ami hi army lo Hi uni, invinciblo in thu Hold, IIIIHIWOI-IIIV in council, Vol peaco line her victories also. Now the lluvurniueut ia engaged in Mu- conservative duty of organizing loyal civil authority ill Mn- mimi Hiatus. Of courtiu til n cou only hu dom- hy (riving tho n,;lil lo volo lo all loyal people in tim South 1 Applause |. ami until the lo. ul stale Gorerameiils are ostnlilislied. Conglima must retain euulrul, no other niuiiiM being pussiblu. Mil Um s uQleera barn Inion beni lo oxouutu thu lawn ot emigres*, pronerve ui ilui, prulect loyal puuplu and superintend thu formutiun uf Um State (iuvornmeutn. lt baa boen eau! (hal congressional action illili military pro teetinu were unnecessary. Lal UH eeo about thal for u moment. The Lcgislatim* of Saith Carolina, in im;; , passed a law, approved hy Mr. l'errv. Provisional Govonor, rcorguui-ung lim militia f thu Ulalu, liv that law any oUlcer ul militiu was auihoi'ii'.(>il in tho exercise t f Iii own dbscroiiou tu call out Ina uumuiauil and shunt duwil, dispul'uu, kill and dcelroy any as.aoiiil.lago of freed puuplu of color found anywhere. Uud r (hu cnoiiiustaiioes that meant inischiuf. That law wau aitaponded bv military authority and Congress prohibited nfl Hitch militia. [Cheers fur Congress arni Gun. Sickles.) lu North Carolina, in lSoo. a law waa pas ed localizing all transaction ol' guardian*, oxoculorh anti ti Haloes, hy which pruSlorty ol widows aud orphan cl.ihlion BU. luruetl mto Con fed ralo bniidb, and wen! lu holster np thn rebel lion and iuipovcriah thu woroon mid children to whom it belongod. A worthy oilizou of Now-York, whoau name ls McLaughlin, went to South Carolina soon after thu war und li ii nil atv- abandoned planta tion from tho Freedmen'a Buroitt, tn whoao nhargo it waa placed br law. McLaughlin planted and raiaod a crop, whou ulong olmo a roturnod robo), who oluiiiipd thu lam , lind him puf lu prison until he could lind -10,000 liuil for trespass, and look posscaaioh or the land and crops, f Cries of "Shanie, nunnie.") Timi ia a specimen nf tho treatmeui Northern Bottlers would havo received in tho nb aence of military protection, elnco given bv Con gress. In CnHBwell County, N- C., during Ibo war n i.e. ni ninden!, whilu Ooonplny from thu enemy's lines lo ours, whero ho attoi waroo did good aerricu, tool; without leave ono night a piece nf bacon fur his HUhsistnnco on the mareil. Whru ho returned hume after tho war was supposed to bo over, ha was arrest "il, trust on H charge nf burglary, and sentenced to bc hung and to pay tho coats. f Laughter nitri cheering. 1 Whilu he waa awaiting lui trial and pondun; tho execution of his sentence, the prisoner waa chained unido an iron cage and kopt thoru for a year, without a blanket ovon in Winter. Information of his cane wai undergoing 'inves tigation, lum thu (luveinor ol North Carolina, ni uxcreisu of the power granted to bim by Ibu railitqry conimaudur, pardoucd tho tuan. ' The costs nut having been paid on nccottut ul' poverty, he was confined fur Homo ti no afterward in tho Banie plauo, until released by military authority. Herc la au illuitratiou uf what must havo been thc fatu of loyal refugees if tho Government had not allbrded thom military protection, Thieu thous and schools fur thc odueation uf tho freed peoplu havo'beeu oalablishoil under Ibo protection uf mir bayouela. Two hundred and lift i thousand color ed people attend thesu schools; mr bus our pro vence aided utily loyal friends, whom wu nero hound in bunour' nutt humanity lo protect. As sured nf justice, free lab.ir has produced Hus venr 2,.W0.00il bales uf notion, and the largest crop of (rain rnisod in mu nv > em,.. The value of-this mu in mouey ts unite than JJ)00,000,000- ts value lu tue population Of the South can only he muasured liv the estimate to bo put nu their liven, for wit) mut it they must have perished by famine ; anti vet il hunt military protection I he IreeJmen would lure tied fruin their old moMe-rs. and nnught secur ity and i-inployment in thu i.'eo Slates. Congruas lid mit send us there tu compel the lebela lo pay die exponaos of the war, as Bismarck would havo hine. Tho north is payiug the ousts of the rel,el lon after winning a victory, and we have, boon jclping our formel' udveiaai us lu fee,I ami clotho beluaelvo*, and lo r nover frotn tho mire In which hov have involved tlioinsolvi i. (The crowd lune u'oiino very nuicii excited i I liston muv be -li-i'le:.ned lor ;? not her lUAUnre in Cvhieh " van ine.lie.l uiietiiiua have beeu aojlOIUtrOlUly localed hy heir cotniuoriirs. My atino-ldh .uidvonr patiejira i milano tine ur two ouac.rrilY ua with jour iiiiTlti tenoe, bufoia- 1 say "Good night." Cum radon! This Uoveriunent la . liepublic, whoao thu will of ho people ls tho Uw of tho laud. This maxim, ?o lull of wisdom and truth, we have fruin tirant, Jcueral-iu-Ctiicf of otu- armies. Nu military an .borny has hoon excrcisud ui rebel Slates mit au borizud liv Congress and sanctioned by thu laws >f thu land. Mil mir v forcu is theru utily tu execute bu lawn. Under military protect inn loyal civil mvcrumcul* will be rstah ishod mid uiniiitilnd by .allots pul in the hands nf loyal men. If that soil.I have been doun Km yous ago we would havo tad no i.-bellum. If wodli il now we will nut have mother. Havo no fear that tho colored taco will tot know ibeii frioudH from | their lons. Their teats full of KI i it nile will govern their conduct us litizona. Loyalty and order am to thom ulmust na lacred BS roh'giuti; Indeed, they believe their ti co lino lo bo thu work, uf Providence. Safe and tru-it id al lim no, they will con tributo vastly lo Ibu co lour eos of tho nation, and take nut hmo away from ho employment a or franchisL's of Any other rucu or la,-.. W ii hui thc sound or my voice is the eliot \liero tho sublime mun was proclaimed that All non ure created free and equal." Upon thia rock >ur republican institutions are built; riopow r can rei ail against it. Comrade*, lot na not- forgot mr brave companion, who fell iu >tlie war for tho union. Their Bhroudloss forms lie buried in many i forest and flold liku Autumn leaved; thoir namo ona graves aro numbered ut by by tho recording nigel. Lol us sometimos liston to'thcir sad voices, nournful as muQled drum a. and, beard c nn brough tho yielding - sod, t hoy say to us-now Drotbers, you "who aro spared, leave not undono bo work icc did not Ure to help you do. The Army of the llcpubliu made an imposing procession, willi torches, trr.nspareticie-, and ban nora. _ _ Stntr Items. Wo aro pleased to notice that tho Commissioners )f Public buildings havo recently had tho roof and front of our court houao repaired and painted, ivhich adds to this Temple of Justice a moro im posing appearance ilian horetnforn. The roof of I ibo Jail lit.8 also boon repaired ami painted. A gentleman from tho miigboorhood uf Little [tock, in the northern portion of this District, in forms IIB that where lanna .In that section li wo ucen properly cultivated, tho cotton crops aro iqual if nut belter than they have been in many -, .-a i s. Thc corn crops are also very gobi. Tho w eat her lor nonio days past has boon all that the farmer could desire, but Uta snowy etaple often liea uogleotod for want of activity injgathuring lt. [Altino Star. Utau-rn.vn ON.-Tho following is tho final resid of registration in Manon District: Wbitca. Colored. MartouC. n.'.....205 420 Harllecaviloo.' 39 101 Berry's X KoadB.208 151 Mara Bluff. 59 253 Campoona Bridge.113 32 High Hill.120 40 Allen's Bridge. 82 23 Ariol.133 00 Friendship.31 58 j Britton's Neok.-64 Old Ark. .21 Jeffrie's Creek.81 178 Mullins'.172 90 \ McMillan's. 70 47 1 Cains'.:..'... 00 Stone's.93. 1870 174C White nt ajo n iv. 124 \ Marion- (Jre3ccnJ. TOE NEW HOTEL.-This e^lablUbfnent ia rapidly | approaching completion, and we lone for tho b nr wnen its handsome windowa shall bo alilazu with tho illumination of chambers roll of gnesto. By long odds, it is tho roost elegant edifico in Colum bia. Not evan tho Metropolitan or St. Ni-bolas, in New York, can excel the beauty and Uearness of I ita ar chi toot uro. 'ibo rooms are largo, airy and light, mid, tabou all in all, tho pr in sea aro as at tractive, within and without, fo *....' purpose con templated, aa am building In i'm '('.ate. Wo havo uot learned whether it baa b . ..nlcd, but who over docs so, and koopa a n- class, hotol, will make nionnv. ' ? Wo would'nt mind keeping Ibo holol ourseir, if si.in.-bojlv would agree to keep us. I liol Fun VKNIHON HTRAKH.-Ueu. Wade Hamp ton, Hon. James (I. Gibbes, Col. John Haskell, Major U. A. Millor, and Mr. L. Stark, elarled yos terdav fur a door hunt. Tho locality Is onlv about thirteen indus distant, and sportsmen nay that tluu bucka abound.-OofumUa chronicle. A NEW DIABASE.-According to the report ul' Dr. Unrris, of Now \ ork, hu bsa discovered on board tho ship Hospital ii d'omaBO " whu b he had uover seen be.ore and ho vonturod to bay no hvo phyaiciaua in Now York lind over aeon." Home of tho patienta, lie ands, werobluo, somu black, Tho secretions from the kidnoys wero normal; tho akin was worm, not cold; pulso slow, not toverish. There waa gonotal congestion; the blood wan stagnated in Ibu extremo vusBOls; and there was ro(ehlng, with other symptona of cholera. Tho disease ha regarda as in a limited measure contagious. . Kvidonoo of corcbral congestion was not found; bullio thinks ho detested a poison on Ibo brain, which kills its Victims withinfOUI hours. HO ia Inclined to be lieve that thia is tho a anio diseaoo- na that which, under tbo narnu of tho" blue dlscaso," or tba " bluck tA phus," baa beon pnaaling tho doctor in ! Ireland during tho pant vQ months. Wo havo a atrango cabla iter about. A.procced I lug in Greece. Hod Itopublicaulam aoctus tu bo Ibreatouln^ King OTHO. A partyTiat arisen Ibero which prg|KiHoa to overthrow (lie liing mid oalbb lisb a Itupublic linder thu |n oleo tm ate nf tho United States, .'nuuux lier as linne Slu'tes. Those aro shrewd fullow , those "rebol" Greeks. They want a backer bofuru they enter thu fight; and if they tan only bo assured that tho United States will undertake their protection, they will pitch in j without delay. It ia, bowe ver, au illogical Idea of tho drooka, after what thoy bave seen boro ot tho opposition of tho GoTOrnrpent to "rebela." ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE \\mi\M WILLIAMS & PARKKK, Mamitac (mers, .Jobbers & Retailers or TINK AND ...lEDlCJI CLOTHING. WHOLESALE ;A::U RETAIL DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S 270 ZE^IZLSTQ-, CORNER OK HASEL STREET, CHAHLESTON, S. Cl Attgaat : ino HAILY MEWS WK HAVE NOW ADDED TO OUT! NBWS l>ll>l,M' IMT1 III l IIMI.-Vl' . mtttJ .rlmlnuml rompi lo Supplied willi a Rteal variety i-f 1'I.AIN AND CAMOY TYPE, or tlia latent ami moat approved atjrlua ; and we kara every facility tor executing all kinda of JOl! WORK iii ENGLISH, GERMAN, and FRENCH, Rill and Letter Hearts Circulars Pamphlets Catalogues Drafts Railroad aud ? Steamboat Printing Business Cards j, Invitations &e., l&c, &c. THOSE OF OUR FRIENDS DE SIRI Nil JOH WORK, Mill pieuse leave their orders willi us. We will guuraiitee as good work, mid nt as CHEAP RATES, as rail be had in Charleslou. UN & MORTON. .May _,_'_ 'WI LIJAM RHOOK HANKS. K'I'KAM UA UTI lilt AM) 1'L.VAIUKH, 1>1.AIN AND ORNAMENTAL OAS FlXIUHRn. MAU vrrtixa ANO PUJUBTMO PI IO M PT IA VT. Tr.XDED. TO. No. Hf. UUCO RIREhT, . Angil't U Petween Uroad jud yileen itr.fl . VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT* -XV V^JI jviyj ; Ui WTS SPECIAL NOTICES. i t>-< ( Nsn St:i.N Nomi:. . MKItCIIAN W U .ll '.I ' Vi ..MINI ill .ti-, I. ri-.. cargo l\lt /<.", i' v.l... i', iii Winn All r.iu.li nut illili lor l*h r.H-..-1 ill I--'..n.I ni mk ami etpcti*" enu -'!!".?'- Wll.r.ltM IKIAtil. tu t i>Ns|i M;i..s Mi uri;. DosTON I.INK .i.aiu-l.ii. "! >? II. ITIiiN ill lUWbarKc -argu Thi* I tn-.H...uiiju winn tt.Kkl* nut aUeit lW he I a.'-nit-, i ill i": -t.in'.l ul li-k ju l rt|n>iii.. m i i t WILLIAM ROACH; mt..I..,: ll L a rf" M Its. Wl\s| tip, s soi'l'IIIM! Wi lill' lort i lu an ii l i, tin,,.-. lti,..,ny UKIIKUIIM Um proco *,u te.-'h* In;;. by ...ii. ulm. II,,. ,.uti,*, r. .1,1,-m.. ,u inilnmiiiili.m-. ill alLn ALI. rAIJf ami -,. |.|,i...|... .I , , SIIIIR in l:l . l l.M l nu: i:nu i i i i ..,.,.",i ,","" i, inodb an , (iulll give real l.i .-IHK. In -. ai"l Hi l.Il I AMII HEALTH ill VOIH INFANTS. U.. lina' mu < 11 > anil a.il.I Ibis H lui" i'm rm -, u,.i, tut II lo ."nil.I. ll... rm.I nulli ul il lui we lin.. novae II.VM ala.- l.i - ly ut ant nih- r niclicliie - Novel' lon ii lu'!. .?I in J -m.m l nico in i i|...i ii . III.', when Itniely n*tda Sever ili'l wo kiuiw nu instance nf dl*. ali-f.ie!loii Ly aa^ nie hu U-.'.I H. un Hi.' connan. HII nv ilclii'.hteil willi il - "|.. r iL.-II, ai:.I spo il. III lorim ul .-,'mm. million ul IM m.. |li a' elle. I-: ami ooali. al v ulm... Me *\ rah in Un* militer "WHAT WK lui K SOW/' alloc vein" ul e\peri n. e. au 1 pied oe our li'iiilt.itloii Cir til fillitllliK lil in'wilta) wi lier .leila .-, lu U IUI M every lu. rlaii.-.- li. ie ibu maul I* Mlfferlll|( (nilli pilli UH J et li in-ii.-ii. relief null lu- t.um.l in aileen or twenty ennui a niter Uli syrup li A liiiliiiiilensi. Tull direction- i- r luiuy will n .ompiiiiy each hutu.'. Ile .tile Hill . .ll l,.l "Jilts. WINSLOW'S HOOTUINfl SYRUP." Ilmimj Ino/ti air "Ct'iiiie .V Penal ss" on Ilia outside wrapper. All iHhi r* are base hnlbitlun*. WH'hj Dummal* through uni the world. Prier, uuly XS rents per bottle. I lillee--Nu. 118 FllllOM -tr. .-I. New York; Nu. 'JO IIIcU II 'llioin. 1...nt.ui. Cntflaiiil; Nu. Ill iii. raulstrsel, Mun. mal, L'anailn. lu AV IE ii MOIRE, Agonis, Aiiaiiai'jT hilhaCma Charleston, H. C. aa- .V I.AOV OK UNOO lTKU OH KM if JA 7 SKILL. 1I\H RECENTLY PERFECTED CHEVALIER'* Lin: roi; itu: ti.mt.-u itotiuvuly reston* Kray bate lu Ita ot (ginni enior mitl youthful h.aaly j Imparta hie, strength anil growth tu tim u clent bair; mups ils lulim..; ont ni uuee; keeps (hu hind eleni; i- luipurulluleil as n hal|vtlreashii[. Hold hy nit di-uggisi*, twhtouaMs bair, dressers, ami dcalurs in laney good*. I lie trade supplied, by the hulosa!* druggists. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M.b., NuwVurk. Pur sal by HOWIE .V MOISE, Wholesale Atfenla fur Ronlh Carolina, .inn.- s mill niuo Nu. i&i Heating street. rr HATO ll m.o R's ii AIR nvi:. THtti HPLINIHD HAIR DYK is (lie hrs! ia I be world. Tb .inly fen., ami i-rl-ii /.>/. -hannles , reliable, luatau. laiicouit. Nu dbnppoinliiieat. Nu ridiculous lints. Natural Illa. I: ur liman. Itciiiciltc* Hie ill .'Hecla ul' Hi t ttys. luvrguralcs Hie bair, lenin.; il soil and beautiful. 1*||0 cellulite i- -Ifiloil WU U.I in .1. thltchtlaT. All tither! are uieie bul Int luna, tut.I stionl.l be avoided. Suki by all Hraiarlsls ami IVrRluliirs. l a, lory. Nu. bl Hardey Mrurl, New Yurt.. oa- REWA RI:or \ iMt:xii:i:ri:tT. Hecetiibir Hi lyr ls*- AltTIITClAI. I'.YKS.-ARTM'ICIAl, HU MAN !\*K*4 nu.li- lu miler and ihssetetl by Ors. F, HXIVII nn.l P. (lOlinl.r.UANN li.iriii. tly emplnyed li ItoisaoNNCAIi,ol Parlo. Nu. StW Ilr.vailway, New Yurk. April II ijrr SHIPPING. KO H BALTIMORE. TIIK l AVORI l'K STKASIilUIP fc3 JE1 _A_ GrULL, N. P. I U P ON, OoiiuaNnaa. \iriLL SAU. FOI! lUE AH0VR PORI, ON >> .V.lluii/.ly. ..J. lust., Kl ll u'eluek A. M . lr.. Pier No. i. imon Wharves. Fur l'ruittlit eiiaaaeineuls apply tu October ll I_llOir. K UIJi. l' AM I SLOliliXl I 'J u'eluek A. M.. and IMIalu .VmiJuv, al 'J o'eTock A. if FurPri'ltiht ur Paa-taue, apply uti buard, or lu J NO. H. MURRAY, (Muller a a* Market Wbarl. IttlVl'OA AMI ll A ULKSTON STKAMIIIIIH Ll NF. ..j.... lill', NKW Al RTRAMBUI1* UEOROK ' .(. ti ls% FI' ft'N, RICH, I'oniuiauder. U now ---^L''irt'''l { i I'uuniiii: reunlarlv belw.-eii llo-ton anti T^t-ii%GS}i ~i'ltarlci ioii. Icavino euell port alternately even ilileiii din , foll.m. RUHIII, ami g n ral merebali <ll*it (rum llielulerlor nf I lenin la. Htaiili CorulUia anJ utber | OWla u.M illl e.1 lo my fan', will ba forwarded tree ul etiiiiiiiisslun l.i llnsluii anti ult point* North aud Kairi. Fur freitilit ur pj**ji '>. bavliic ut.vlleiil slate tvaaiai aecumuiuilalloii*, upply tu WILLIAM ROACH. Agent M'liteiiiiiei in Inlnalnio '. ? FOR NEW YORK.' Itl ilULAP. UNlTEIi STAl'F-S MAU. LINE. I ONE Ol' THE I'AVORlTi: AND EI.EtlANT STEAM HUIPfl KARAUOSHA ANO ll(AN\l>A. WILL,J I.LAVi: EVERY I1AT11RDAY. THE SIDF.WIirEL STEAMSHIP A lu A B A. JVT A., CAPT. LIMEBURNER, ^ - -.._ W 1 1. I. LEAVE VANDERUORST'3 ' K vt- ""Wharf on Saturday, October-6. 18S7, fx |V% S;xani 12 o'cloek M. 'Y'-iVfiiaaa!- >a|Ui i.adicc for stguaturu must ba uitt.uteit by lu o'cloek ui that day. 1 . cplembrr an_RAVENEL tc CO. NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAd SilIP LINE, FUlt AKW VURK, I THE NEW ANO ELE T\NT SIDEWHEEL STEvVMaHIP MA JI- ATTAlSr, CAPTAIN WOODHULL, AlrlLl. LEAVE FROM ADOER'.S SOUTH WHARF >V uu SaturJap, Ocloher .1. at ll A.M. a - All uutward FrpiRbl ciioajeuieuls must be m ola t Un- ulllcn ni (lODUTFNAY 4: TRKN1IOI.M. No. IA Eaal Ray. ir I'ur Passage and all matura eouuucted willi Hiv inward I insinuas ul ina ship*, apply lu srittET UROIH '.Its .v CU.. Nu. 71 East Rsv. STREET RROTIIERd lr CO., 1 COlllllENAY A TRENHOLM, ( ff September M _ NEW YORK ANO CHARLESTON" |Pooiil .s Mail Steamsliiu CoiiipAuy* THE RTEAMSUIl' MONBKA, CAPT. JA M KM H. WINCHESTER. - -)^" VVILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANT IO iJ.'i--J ivburf. rhuriitay, Ocluber 'J, at ld ^o'clock, A. M. _a Linn composed of Steamers "MO NERA" and "E11ILY li. HOUDKlt." JOHN A: THEO. OETTY. S't'pluinherJW_Nu. IS East Day. FOR SAVANNAH. THE STEAMER I JD I O T T O R j io in TONS BJIRTIUBN, CAPTAIN Ia M. 0 0 SETT ER. WILL LEA VE MIDDLE ATLANTIO IWUA11I'. evety TOKSDA Y KIOH't, at unie o'clock, (ur thal pert. For freight or passage, apply on hoard m- tu Utenfllce of J. D. AIKEN A CO., Ri plemb. r ia_A8*"lg I FOR PAt TKA, FERNANDINA; jAI'KSil.VVII.1.1'. A.VU ALL TIIK. I. WI). I * al S OS 'VU V. HT. Jltnvs RI VICK. VIA SAVAAiXAII, KU. THE NEW AND SPLENDID STI'AMSUIP, JD I O T A. T O (KMHI Tans lliirllirn) CAP i A I N I.. M. C O X E T T F. lt . r,^, WILL LEAVE JODDI.E ATLANHO t^j wu VHF, every TUtatltAi' Niant, aj 'ii u'eloek, lur Hie uhuvu places, connt-cl _.im; nilli Hi.-1 cuy in Central Railroad at I oktVABUBb, mr Maeuii. Mobile and New Orleans. AU Prtriltbl liiiisl bu laid lieru hy slii|i|K'n>. For Freiebl or l'asSBiie, upplv un litunl or at tin ulU.'O I Si 1). AIKEN A- CO.. Scpleuiher PJ _ Attenta. .?TH itiii II; HTM: K mm\m mP li Y " CHARLI vSTON ANO SAVANNAH STEAM PAOKE'l' falNE. .I'ltl-WKKItl.Y, VU Ul UIF0K1' AND BILTON HEAD. WKMKIaV. VIA UI.UFFT0N. STE.VMEH PIM lill Y....CAPT. W. T. McNKt.TY-j STEAMER I>ASJNIK.CAPT, F. I'la'li. ONE OF THE AIIOVE STEAMERS WILL LPAVK Charlea hm every .Von.hiy, Wrdntsitay aud Friday .Ueraiii,/-, al 1 o'clock; and Savaunab oveiy Monday. IFeniteaifiiy aud Fri Ui. Alaminas, at 7 o'cloek. Tom li mn at lllitlltnu on Afurday, trip front Charleston, anti WtJntiJay. trip Imo Savannah. All Way Freight, also HhuTton Wharf-n , mat ba ore ( lil. For freight or passage, apply to JOHN VEROUSON, Accorimodatlon Wharf, August 1