The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 09, 1867, Image 3
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9. 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.
To TRANSIENT ADVERTISERS.-NO transient ad?
vertisement will bo published in this journal here?
after uidess paid for in advance. By transient we
mean an advertisement from any porson who is
not a regular advertising customor of the NEWS.
JOB WOBK.-Wo have now completed our office
-o as to exeonto, iu the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WOBK, ami we most re?
spectfully ask the patronage of our Mends.
Post Otiice Notice.
FOST OFFICE, }
CHARLESTON, October 5, 1867. J
On and after (?th instant tho mails for Columbia
and points beyond will close at 4.30 A. M.
A second mail for Columbia and tho Columbia
branch of South Caroliua Railroad willelose at
!? P. M.
Mails for Augusta, Savannah, and Hie Way Mail
from Charleston to Augusta will close at 9.80 A. M.
The second mail for Augusta oleses at 6.30 P. M.
On Sundays but one train leaves, and all mails
close at 5 P. M.
POST OFFICE, [
CHARLESTON, S. C., July 6,18G7. \
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will closo nt R o'clock A.M., an 1 to-day and after?
wards they are expected to roach tho tlailroad
"Station" at 2:30 o'clock P.M., and to ho ready for
delivery at this office at 3:30 o'clock P. M.
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On ?nd after Sunday, 6th inst., this Office will ho
open from ?VP to six o'clock for delivering mails.
STANLEY (1. TROTT, P. M.
"Tu BEST IS THE CHEAPEST,'' says the pros?
pectus of tho Rural JSew Yorker, in our present
number, and tho remark is true as applie 1 to that
excellent and deservedly popular weekly. It is
rioh in contents, bountifully illustrated, and com?
plete in all respects.
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FROST IN COLUMBIA.-The Chronicle states :
We had a visit from this erratic individual last
evening and the night before. Heavy garmonts
begin to take the place of Summer suits, and the
call for wood and coal ringa out in all quarters ot
our city. Cotton is likely to suffer -from his icy
grasp, while influenzas and chills remind us of our
mortality.
MAYOR'S COURT.-Tho only cases brought be?
fore hiB Honor were three delinquents who .were
charged with violating the laws of God and man
by keeping their stores open on the Sabbath. We
did not learn if they succeeded in making any
sales, but understand they were badly sold when
requested to hand over a $10 bill for the perform?
ance.
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BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINE.
The enterprising house of MORDECAI & Co., of
Baltimore, announce the dispatch from that port
on Thursday, 10th, ol tho steamship Patapsco,
Capt. NEEF, for Charleston, aH an addition to the
line now composed of the swift steamships Falcon
and Sea Gull.
We are pleased to see this move, and trust it will
prove permanent. Charleston is the available port
of entry for a large breadth of eouutry, West ward
to the Mississippi River. It onlyneods earnest
workers in tho field to restore to our city her com?
mercial supremacy over all comers.
THE FORENSIC CLUB.-A meeting of the Foren?
sic Club will be hold in the Court (louse, at 8
o'clock, this evening, nt which time and place the
first disoussiou will be entered into. We aro re?
quested to state that the public are invited to be
present. The Hubject for discussion involvos the
doctrine of tho revocation of wills under tho stat?
ute, and all who are interested in such matters
will do well to attend. Such an Associat ion in our
midst cannot fail to be productive of pood results,
and deserves the commendat ion and support of all
the members of the bar. Tho Club is fully organ?
ized, the meetings aro held every Wednesday
evening at the Court House, and aro open to the
public.
BILL OF MORTALITY.-Return of deaths withn
the city of Charleston for the week ending Octo?
ber 5th, ?867 :
DISEASES.
Anasarca.
Brain, Inflammation of.
Chill, Congestive.
consumption.
Convulsions.
Croup.
Debility.
Dropsy.
Dysentery, Acute.^.
fimpyema.
Erysipelas.
Fever, Congestive.
Fever, Typhoid.
Fever, Typhus.
Gangrene.
Heart, Bheuma?sm ot..
monition.
Kidneys, Bright's Disease of..
Old Age.
Pneumonia, Typhoid.
Triam us Naaoeutlum.
Totola. S 3 13 8
RECAPITULATION :
White?, 6 ; Blacks and Colored, 21-Total, 27.
Between 60 and 60 years. 1
Between 60 and 70 yeera. 4
Between 70 and 80 years. 8
Between 80 and 90 years. 2
Between 90 and 100 years. 0
Over 100 years of age.0
(Indar 1 year of age.6
Between land 6yeera.. 5
Between 5 and 10 years.. 0
Between 10 and 20 years.. l
Between 20 and 90 years.. s
Between SO and 40 years.. 1
Between 40 and 60 years.. i
Office of City Registrar, October 8, 1867.
GEORGE 8. PELZEK, M. D-, City Registrar.
Ta? DA? OF ATONEMENT.-YOM KIPPUB. "
Yesterday evening commenced this the most
solemn of ail the Jewish festivals. It is at once
a festival and a fast. The 9th day of Tishri (the
eve of Tom Kippar), is not kept as a fast, as the
other penitential days are h> many strict Jews.
On the contrary, it is er joined not to abstain on it
from the usual comforts of life. As soon as the
afternoon meal is J ver, and grace said, nobody is
permitted to take an/ further nourishment, or to
indulge in any cf thost comforts exciting pleas?
urable sensations; for this is the interpretation
given to tho command, "Ye shall afflict your souls'
(Lev. xvi. 81); every one now hastens to the syna?
gogue, the interior of which presents a solemn
and imposing aspect. There the worshippers
stand in awe and reverence, wrapt in silent medi?
tation-their feet, according to Eastern fashion,
without the usual covering of boots or shoes, but
protected by felt-slippers-enveloped in their
scarfs; the married men dressed in snow-white
flowing robes, and oaps to correspond, whilst nu?
merous, wax-candles shed a flickering light
throughout the building. These are as many in
number as there are heads of families, each pend?
ing one candle to the synagogue. At last the sig?
nal for prayer is given by the rabbi, and the min?
ister begins to chant in a low, s creely audible
tone a formula, which is repeated three times,
during which the plaintive, tremulous, heart-stir?
ring tnne gradually rises to a higher pitch, a? as to
be distinctly heard over the wholo building. The
service lasts to a late hour in the evening. Many
of the worshippers, however, do not leave the sy?
nagogue at all, but spend there the whole night
in prayer, meditation, and study the Law. The
morning service begins at daybreak, and extends
over the day, during which time many of the reli?
gions do not leave their seats for one moment,
and some stand the whole time. The prayers are
divided, according to the sacrifices brought to the
temple, into the morning, additional, and after?
noon service, to whioh, towards the evening,
another, termed Neilah (closing), ia added. This
portion of the service is remarkable for the ardor
With whioh the faithful pour forth theso conclud?
ing prayers before the throne of meroy. It seems
that at the reflection that t ho gatos of heaven,
through which the prayers ascend, are now being
eloaed, the flame of devotion breaks forth with re?
newed vigor. Vanished has every trace of lan?
guor and faintness cons?quent upon fasting ond
confinement to a crowded place, the air of whioh
is tainted hy the exhalations ot so many indivi?
duals, and the burning of so many candios; and at
the recital of that portion of the servieo where the
milty of God te acknowledged, tho edifice re- ,
.choc- with tho thrUling burst of hundreds of |
voices proclaiming ?the Lord, ho is God,' repeated
.even Mmes and bearing, m their deep erndon,
?he stamp Uiat they proceed from souls powerfully
impressed with the presence o, the Supreme Bo?
ing, and emailing beneath the reflsotlQn that but
for hie meroy there would be no hop? for them
\ Night atlast having brought the serviceto a
otoo*, th? worshippers hasten home to break their
fast, after which friendly visit? ar? paid, and mti
tnaJinauirle?exchanged respecting each other's'
health *St*r the trials of th? day.
Tb* foregoing account I? from "Jewish lite tn
OewtesH 8??rope*~-in C?wn?sss? Papers for the
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REGULAR MEETING or COUNCIL.-Council met
at 5 P. M., ycalerday. Present-His Houor tho
Maj ^r, Aldennou RAYENF.L. BMA*L, STsrNtotmt,
O'NEILL, WILLIS, OLNEY, OAKES, HONODB, MAR
BHALL, ENBTON, COSOBOVE, BUTLER, COURTENAY,
PHINOLE aud GERDTS.
The Minutes of thc last meeting wore road and
confirmed.
Several applications for No. 2 Licenses were re?
ferred to the Committee on Licenses.
Tho return of the City Sherill*, showing an
amount of $1177.80 collected by the payment of
taxes, WRB received as information.
A communication front the City Registrar, cover?
ing a suggestion of Dr. CHARLES PAIGE, Medical
Director of General CANBY, that no iul Ormonts be
hereafter permitted in the city limits aa being
prejudicial to tho public health, was retorted to
the Board of Health.
Tho Committee on Contracts reported unfavora?
bly on tho petition of the Vestry of St. Michael's
Ohurch to have that portion of Broad street be?
tween Church and Mooting remain unpaved. The
Committee stated that they bcd conforred with the
contractor aud ho refused to accede to the demand
of St. Michael's Church, unless tho city should pay
for tho whole work, as tho material had bcou fur?
nished and placed along the route. Tho report
was adopted.
Tho Special Couiniil tee. to whom was assigned
tho petition of Mrs. M. A. WHITNEY, asking for
remuneration for the damago inflicted on her
property during tho riot at tho corner of Smith's
Laue and King street, reported unfavorably.
Adopted.
The Committee on Licenses reported favorably
on the following applications: J, &. F. DAV.SON, tor
Auctioneer's License; THO?. K, HX AN, for a license
to pack loose cotton on Adger'a North Wharf;
JAMES CUMMINGS, to transfer his Junk-shop Li?
cense to J. ,T. MONAGHAN; and A. TIF.FENTHAL, for
a Nine Pin Alley License.
Application of W. H. CORWIN Ar Co., and JAMES
WILEY for No. 1 Liquor License.
Applications of HARN & KHERHAMMBR, JOHN
KENNY, and B. REILS, each for a Tavern License.
The Committee on City Lands reported favora?
bly on the application of W. B. HERIOT, President
of the Floating Dry Dook and Marine Railway
Company, to transfer the loase o? the water lot now
in use by the Company to Mesara. COURTENAY St
TRENHOLM. Adopted.
Tho Committee on Accounts reported favorably
on sundry billson the Orphan HOUBC, Alms House,
&c. Adopted.
On motion of Alderman RAVENED, tho Clerk of
Council was directed to advertise the notice ol an
election for tho unexpired term of the late City
Assessor.
On motion of Alderman COSGROVE, applicants for
licenses were allowed to take out their licenses
from the first of October to the first of January,
paying at the rate of two hundred dollars per
annum.
The bill to regulate the dredging of docks was
engrossed in due form, and its title changed to an
ordinance.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-On Monthly night, PETER
WOOD, a white man residing at No.. 12 Tradd
street, while laboring under a temporary fit of in?
sanity, endeavored to ont his throat with a razor.
Fortunately for his future welfare, the cut was not
mortal, though it will incommode him for some
time. Dr. JOSEPH A. YATES was sent for, and
under his care the would-be suicide will probably
recover.
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD.-The meeting of stook
hol?ors of this road, says tho Augusta Constitu?
tionalist of yesterday, took place at the Planters
Hotel, yesterday, in this city. Wo are pleased tc
learn that there is every proapect of au early com?
pletion of this road. , Northern capitalists have in?
vested, and it is advisable that stockholders in the
South, who arc able, should retain their shares.
Thia Road may do for Augusta what other linee
have failed to do to the extent that was reasonably
expected.
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FOR BALTIMORE.-Since tho war Baltimore ha.
become ono of tho first commercial cities on th?
Atlantic coast, and in some respects a oompolitoi
with New York for the Southern trade. Tin
Steamship Lino from this port to that city offen
inducements to merchant s and shippers that cat
hardly be equalled. Cotton is taken through t<
Philadelphia via Baltimore, and insurance ii
effected at tho low rate of one per cont. Tho Fal
con, of thia line, commanded by Captain E. C
REID, will leave on Saturday, the lath inst., at <
P. M. Shippers and others interested are direct
ed to the advertisement of Messrs. COURTENAY ?
TRENHOLM. The Falcon leaves Pier No. 1, Unioi
Wharves, promptly at the hour mentioned above
BASE BALL.-The socond match between the firs
and socond nines of the Alert Base Ball Club wa
played yesterday afternoon, and resulted in favo
of the second nine, who wore declared the victor,
by two runs. The weather was fine, and a larg
crowd of spectators assembled to witness th
game. The game waa well contested until th
sixth innings, which waa prolonged by bad play
ing, until darkness compelled the umpire to ca
the game. The only misfortune which happene
to mar the pleasure of the eveuing was a COIHB?O
between the pitcher and catcher, who were bot
running for a fly bali. Both parties wero stunne
and the catcher seriously* wounded, but at the lat
report, we aro happy to state, he was doing wei
With this exception, the game passed off pleasan
ly. We await the announcement of, the thu
game, which will decide the contest.
COTTON SOB BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
The Augusta Constitutionalist of yesterday says
The Baltimore and Charleston Steamship Cot
pony's flue steamers Sea Gull and Falcon hara, 1
their speed and successful weekly trips - be twa?
tha two ports, secured from underwriters a low
rate of insurance on cotton than has boan paid <
coasting steamers for two years past. The rat? c
cotton to Baltimore from Charleston is j ai
through to Philadelphia 1 per cent.
This last arrangement will bo a groat conv
nience to shippers, as the Baltimore steamers ta
Philadelphia cotton with dispatch, and freigh
"through" as well as insurance are ob low figure
Messrs. COURTENAY dc TRENHOLM, Charleston,
Messrs. MORDECAI & Co., Baltimore, will 'give
necessary information to shippers.
"THE CRY IS .STILL THEY COME."-We mei
only bales of cotton, which crowd our railrot
depots, block up the wharves, and put ehippii
clerks and other people in that line to aoti
efforts. Last year the South Carolina Railroi
rarely reached eight hundred bales per day ; noi
even at this early period of the. cotton year, th
Company reports one thousand and over, tl
Northeastern Railroad two hundred and over, ai
these figures will grow daily until, as we oo
ll Jen tl y believe, two thousand bales and over w
be a common report every morning. Chariest*
must look to her sea facilities, for the markets
the world must have our great staple prompt!
At noon yesterday, so we are informed, there we
over fifty car loads of cotton en route to Chariest
on the South Carolina Railroad alone.
Hoi FOB GEORGETOWN.-We are pleased
learn that the fine steamer Emilie, Captain ISA
DAVIS, will soon resume her trips between tl
city and Georgetown. Messrs. SKAOKF.I.FOUD
KELLY, the enterprising agents of this fine
Charleston, have made arrangements for the oe
tinuance of the travel. The planters of Georc
town will hail this announcement with pleasure,
the communication between the two ports li
been interrupted during the summer., Since li
withdrawal from the line, the Emilie has bi
thoroughly overhauled and refitted, and sha
now in every respect equal to a new boat. B
qualities are so well known that we will not exj
?ate on the subject, but simply refer, part
wishing freight or passage to the agents, Mea*
SHAOVELTORD S? KELLY, of this city, and Mess
FRASER St MAURICE, of Georgetown.
Captain DAVIS, the Commander of the Emilie
an experienced seaman, and extremely popnl
with the travelling public.
THE REV. W. H. ADAMS.-The Rev. W. H. AIM
the pastor of the Congregationalist Church
thia city, returned from his Summer tour 1
week and the services of his Church were ream*
on Sunday. Mr. ADAMS has greatly endeared hi
self to his congregation shy-e hit call, to the poi
ral charge, and torturad to/tiisf ?field witt,
earnest determination to aid in the good wort
roln?ld?ng theOhuroh and collecting tho ?cati
?ed members. Olronlar Church"was at ono tin)
large and wealthy corporation, but the great fin
'ill destroyed tho building and seriously imph
t he finances. Ont of the wreck of their property
congregation erected the small edifice on their
closure which ia now occupied as a Church,
wan supposed that thin building would ho am
sufficient for the members, but ? abort time *
it w*s-?peoed tor divluawerehlp every Rew 1
taken and many were forced to attend ot
o burches. The desire on the part of the
members to renew their connection with i
Church, hat- led many to beiievd, that ere 1
?orno effort? will bs made to rebuild Old Circu
and the congregation will again meet under
TOW,
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ALI. KINDS <>F IOB WOUK^OON?' AT Till: DAILY
NEWS OFFl?jC. ,
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Auction Hales Tilts liny.
MCKAY & G'AMPBKL* will edi tili? ?lay, at 10 o'clook,
at their auction salesrooms, No. 130 Meeting street, at
10 o'clock? damaged hacou, hams, kc; also, Immediately
after, sale of bankrupt stock continued.
R. M. MARSHALL. & BRO. will sell t'as day, at No. 33
Broad street, at halt-past 1? o'clock, mule-, wagon, furni?
ture, kc.
N. HUNT A HON will sell thia day, at 10 o'clock, nt No.
14? Meeting street. Ixtbta, shoes, ftc,
P. II. ff.
Are synonymous with Health, Htreugth and Vigor.
Thc nocret will be revealed by investing in a bottle of
PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS. For ?ale hy all
Druggists, w
. A. furn.
What is TARRANTS EFFERVESCENT SELTZER
APERIENT, and what are ita effectsT 'These ar?" ques?
tions which tho great American public bas a right to
ask, and lt also hap a right lo expect a candid and satis
factovy reply. The preparation ie a mild and gentle
saline cathartic, alterative aud tonic, and is most care?
fully prepared in the form of a enow white powder, con?
taining all the wonderful medical properties ol the far
famed Soltzer Springe of Germany.
Of Its effects we would say that those who have tested
the preparation are the beet Judges, and they declare
over their uwu signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion. Reg?lale tho dow ol' tho
bile. Cure even'Bpecies ol'headache. Tranquilize the
nervous system. Rofrcsh and invigorate thc weak. Miti?
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Stomach. Cleanse and tone the bowels. Ausist the
lulling appetite. Cure the heartburn.
If you are a minorer give this Remedy ono trial, aud lt
will convince you of the above facts.
TARRANT k CO., Sole Proprietors. New York.
Sold by all Druggists. 3raos September 12
Thc Time to Advertise in tile Country.
THE PUOCNIX ho? a largo circulation throughout tho
middle and upper District? of the Slate. Advertising
rates as reasonable as the stringency of the money mar?
ket will warrant. Merchants aud others wishing lo use
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor,
February 25 Columbia, S. C.
invisible Poisons.
The Medicis and the Borg las fortified their systems
with powerful antidotes against tho subtle poisons with
which they used to destroy their enemies, and which
they feared might one day be employed against them?
selves. There are invisible poisons, almost as deadly,
against which few of us think of taking any precautions.
These banes are in the air. When tho atmosphere is
surcharged with them, as it sometimes is at this season,
epidemic fevers eusue. The Summer which has Just
closed has been a most remarkable one. The amount
of rain that has fallen has been enormous, and the exha?
lations from the soil have boon, and are, donsn uud co
pious almost beyond oxample. These exhalations exer?
cise a pernicious influence on the vital powers, and pro.
dispose the system to disease. Everywhere people are
complaining of unusual debility, lassitude and depres?
sion. These symptoms aro generally forerunners of an ?
epidemic. Combat them early-before they lapse into
somothiug worse- with HOST OTTER'S STOMACH BIT?
TERS, tho most effect Ive antidote lo malaria that the
vegetable kingdom has over, yielded. It? opi ration is
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Free from any Ingredient that ls in the slightest degree
deleterious lo health, aud eontainlng the Juices and ex?
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superior, a i H defensive preparation, lo any other tonic,
herbal or minorai, at present used in medical practice.
A course of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS is, humanly
speaking, s perfect safeguard again?) intermittent and
retniitent fevers. 0 October 7
Know thy Destiny.
MADAMP. E. F. TUOUNTON, the great English, Aslrolo
gtst, Clairvoyant and Psychomolriclau, who has aston?
ished tho scientific classes of the Old World, hos now lo?
cated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Mad amo TnonirroN pos.
senses such wonderful powers of second sight as to ena?
ble ber to impart knowledge of the greatest importance
to tho single or married of either sex. While in a stale
of trauee, she. delineates tho very features of the person
you are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of In?
tense power, known as tue Paychomotrope, guarantees to
produce a life-like picture of the l nt uro huoband or wife
of the applicant, together with date of marriage, position
in Ute, leading traits of charactor, Ac. This is no hum.
bug, as thousand of testimonials can assert. She will
senti, when desired, a certified certificate, or written
guarantee, that the picture is what it purports to be. By
oncloslng a small lock . f hair, and pivlug place of hirth,
age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents
und stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will rc?
eelve the picture sud desired information by return mail.
All communications sacredly confidential. Address, iu
confidence. Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. O. Box 223,
Hudson. N. V ly March 31)
Free to Everybody.
A Large C pp. Circular, glviug iuformation of the
greatest importance to the young of both sexes.
It teaches how tba homely may become beautiful, tho
despised respected, and tho forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail iu tend their
sddrees, and receive a copy post-paid, by return mall.
Address P. O. Drawer, 21,
March 30,?rn - ?ayr_ Tro/, N. Y.
YELLOW FEVER AND SMALL POX.
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' ' "' *? $ 5 V - MEW YOKE, June 18,1867.
WE, f HE U?DERsiONED, 8BTPPIN<> MERCHANTS
of tbs City of New York, from the oft repeated testimony
rant Sea Captains, in whom wo have im
ace, and feeling it a duty willoh we owe to
by bear witness of. tho great confl
I truly marvellous curative po wore of
Jl'S.lSigAN REMEDY fbi the cure
j and proventl?hrcif SMALL. POX, YELLOW FEVER, kc,
and we cheerfully add our signatures, hoping its won?
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BREET SONS & CO., No. 48 South Street. |
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D. R. DaWOLF k CO, No. 103 Broad Street.
HENRY & SON, No. 2G.Coenties SUp.
SIMPSON k SHAW. No. 27 Coentlee Slip.
WM. A. MOORE. No. 206 South street.
JAS. T. TAPSCOTT, No. 86 South street.
GEO. L. TAPSCOTT,
Of Tapsoott Bro., No. 86 South street.
ROBERT HAWKE, No. 86 South street.
And many others.
The Remedy bas never been known to fall. Price per
package $6. Forwarded free to any point in the United
States. Address J. T. LANE k CO.,
. ho. 163 Broadway, New York.
September 7 86*
SALOONS.
RESTAURANT.
WINES, LIQUORS,
SEOARS1
MESSRS. H. H. BMNHOP&dO.
No. 133 Meeting street,
HAVE BEOVNTXY RKFITTKD TM But ESTAHMftB
MUNT, rad tia ve now cotineet.il with th. BAR
A PINE RESTAURANT,
WHERE MEALS CAN BE OBTAINKP AT ALL
HOURS.
CHARLES ROBERTS, au old and popular Caterer ol
this city, has been engaged as Steward, and he will de?
vote Ids time to this business, and the entire routine of
the Culinary Department will be under his immediate
supervision.
Every delicacy that can be obtained either in this mar?
ket or abroad will be secured, and lue Tables he suppltep
with the first of tho season,
THE BAR
HAS BEEN RESTOCKED WITH
Liquor? of every variety,
AND THE CUSTOMERS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT
will be served by Attentive and careful waiters. ,
Orders for .MEALS, nfc th Dinners and Suppers, will
meet with prompt attention, and bo prepared by experi?
enced cooks. The
Billiard Saloon?
On Hie second Hoer, is supplied With
PHELAN TABLES,
Of the best maia, and bas every convenance io* toa com'
fort of visitor?. September ll
E. M. wmTiNta-,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,
A3 REMOVED HTS OFFICE FROM CHALMERS
street to Ho. 77 CHURCH STREET, near St.
's Allay. August SI
.V , '< '"''.' 'V,
DRY GOODS; ETC.
IMPORTED ATS I) DOMESTIC
IDIR/ST GOODS.
Til RT OPENED AND DAILY RECEIVING A SPEEN -
.J DID STOOKOF OOODK FOR FALL AND WINTER
TRADE, at wholesale end retail, (or each, at a email ad?
vance ott Northern coate. The stock oomprisee overy
article adapted for the season, and purchaser* will do
well to call soon, as bargains will be Offered, at
No. 906 KINO STREET,
BETWEEN WENTWORTH AND SOCIETY.
LEVY DRUCKER.
October '1 Imo
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS!
rnUE ATTENTION OF TUE TRADE IK SPECIALLY
.L Invited to our Fall and Winter shv.i ol
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ZDZRTZ" QOODS,
which is now complete In every department. In
WOOI.l.F.IVS AND BLANKET!*,
adapted to Planters' nae, we liavd a large Htoek. to w'.iieh
we Tnvlie sp?cial attention.
MARSHALL, BURGE *V ?OWEN,
IMo. 143 MRRTI1VG STREET.
September 7 'Jun*
NEW GOODS! NEW GOOD s !
SUITED IO THE CRESENT SEASON.
STOL, WW ? co.,
Nos. 287 and 289
KING STREET,
(BANCROFT'S OLD STAND. )
WP, BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF OUR
Country and City Friends to a completo und well
selected Stock of
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS 1 !
WE GUARANTEE ALL GOODS AT THE LOWEST
MARKET RATES,
Rttlter at Wholesale or Hetall.
Ladle? making Fall Purchases, either for home con?
sumption or for friend?; in tho country, will lind lt to their
Intorest to call at the "CHARLESTON HOUSE," where
they will Hud tho largest assortments io select from, and
at as low prices an the Charleston market can afford.
Wo wUl toko pleasuru in showing GOODS in each DE?
PARTMENT, and promise thst every attention possible
will be paid to each eustomer that will honor us with ft
call. ,
Our Stock is Complete.
Wo will mention o few leading GOODS, as below :
A full Une of BEST FRENCH ELD GLOVE*.
Tho above (joods are the best quality, every pair war?
ranted.
We also havo a full Hue of cheap KIDS, at $1 per pair,
a good colors.
Full linos of best ENGLISH HOSIERY, for Lothe? and
Gents.
Full lines of Ladies' aud Gent-*' MERINO UN HER?
VESTS, also iu Lamb's Wool aud Savony Wool.
FLANNELS, FLANNELS
A GOOD WHITE FLANNEL al 2ft cenls. besides every
oilier quoUtv.
A gool line of HEAL WELSH (heovvi.
A good lino of SHAKER FLANNELS.
All colors in OPERA end SAQUE FLANNELS.
We promise to show the CHEAPEST Lt ED BLAN?
KETS In the city. Wo would sdvise an early call for
Blankets, as we are showing a vary choap lot, "and they
cannot last us very long.
A FULL LINE OF
'ASSSIMERES, DOESKINS, AND
BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS.
ROCK ISLAND OABSIMERE8, for Business Suits.
Wo ore allowing superfine FRENCH CLOTHS for Dress
Suits.
Together with ult of the lower grades in very desirable
doods.
DRESS GOODS,
IN LARGE VARIETIES.
We would call special attention to a few ENGLISH
LINSEYS, for Ladies' Di esses, and CHENE POPLINS.
Fall Calicoes I Fall Calicoes ! !
IN EVERY QUALITY.
Would call attonUou to a large lot of good STYLES, at
12!. aua 15, warranted to wash.
LONGCLOTHS
Wo are offering a large assortment of the BEST
MAKES, and at very reasonable prices,
We call special attention to a very cheap caso, which
we offer (this week only) at 12>?a, ond only to our Retail
Trade, for Ooah. %
Together with full and complete lines in
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
nar We soUcit a call from tbs Trade generally, and
especially the Ladies.
Wholesale Department,
MERCHANTS now ba the city wlii dud it may pay
thom to examine the STOCKS st Nos. 287 sad 28f> KING
STREET. ,c? i:
Graniteville Browns at low rates,
bj the ?ale or piece, at
STOL!, WEBB & CO.
287 and 289 King street.
4V AU Orders promptly attendee! to.
October 2 w I in
?KV GOODS ! DRY GOODS !
T. MCCARTHY,
294 KING STREET, 294
BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
that he bas REMOVED TO THE ABOVE STAND,
snd bas just received a fuU and complete stock of
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS,
ooManntNa op
DRESS GOODS of aU kinds, CALICOES. DELAINES,
CLOAKS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS, BLANKETS, HO-'
SIERY, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, LINEN?, LONG
CLOTHS, ssnnmNGB, WHITE GOODS, AcT/ie
AUp.
BROWN SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS, CHECKS,
Stripes, Denims, Tickings, Kerseys, Satinets, Kentucky '
Jeana, Tweeds, Cloths, Casslmerts, Ac, Ac. WM*
ALSO,
A select stock of FANCY AND OTHER ?OODS; usu?
ally found in a FIRST CLASS" "r '
Dry Goods Store,
All of which will be sold at the lowest possible figure Tor
CASH OR CITY ACCEPTANCE.
T. MCCARTHY,
NO. 'Mit NTRRMT,
Comer of Wentworth, under Masonic Hall.
October 2 ?" ; wiortt?o '
DENTISTRY.
-r----7 ttt-1 i'in
DENTIST.
BOOMS AT-HIS RKBIWWOE. NORTHWEST COsV
NER of Meeting sud Society Streets,
?lune 10 ? i wsOowi
i i m .j aBs
ISAAC MIX & SON,
No. , $98 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
(ESTABLISHED HMO.)
MANUFACTURERS <sVN I) DEALERS IN
FINE CAMIA?ES
O' F EVERY DESCRIPTION, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
less thou st say other esuousniuaot In the city,
aad warranted equal to soy made in the United Stales.
ter Descriptive catalogues seaton application, i
August 80 fmW
UPHOLSTERY, ETC.
PAPER HANGINGS
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
REMOVED TO
NO. 27?) KING STREET,
vp ST \ i KM, NEW BUIIJDINOS,
H. W. KINSMAN.
October 8 2
PAPER HANGINGS,
REDUCED PRICES.
Just Received and in Store,
1 A AAA ROLLS Ol' PAPER HANGINGS.
Iv'.l'vl ' For nain at low prices,
H, W. KINSMAN,
NO. 27? KINO STREET, UP STAIRS, NEW BUILDINGS.
October ? a
WINDOW SHADES,
REDUCED PRICES.
.I l: ST RKCEIVED A ?VD IN STORK,
nf\lf\ PAIRS OF WINDOW SHADES. FOR SALE
e lvJ!" at low price".
H. W. KINSMAN,
NO. 27D KING STREET, NEW BUILDINGS.
October 8 2
WINDOW XII?. TRIMMING
REDUCED PRICES.
ALL KINDS OF WINDOW TRIMMING. FOR HALE AT
Low Price?,
H. W. KINSMAN.
IVO. 3711 KINO STHKKT, HP STAIRS.
(NEW BUILDINGS.)
October K i
LACE Al MUSLIN ?ll,
1 AA PAJR OI? THE AnoVK OOODS, SLIGHTLY
H FU damaged, at one-half tbclr cost.
H. W. KINSMAN,
NO. 970 IC INO. STREET, VP STAIRS,
(NEW BnLDINUS.)
October 8 _i
FURNITURE COVERINGS.
REPS,
DA MASKS.
SATIN,*
DELA IIV EM,
ALL KINDS OF THE ABOVE OOODS FOR S\i.F. BY
H. W. KINSMAN.
NO. STOKING STREET, VP STAIRS,
(NEW BUILDINGS.)
October 8 2
MISCELLANEOUS.
The l?os, is the Cheapest!
A ND IF YOU WANT THE BEST COMBINED
Weekly Agricultural, Literary and Family News?
paper ou tho continent, nomi tor MOORE'S HUltAL
NEW-YORKER, which is ia advance of all others in
value, variety and int, rest, ol' contenta, and superior in
Typography, Illustrations, atc. The KURAL employs
thc best talent in all its departments, and has a fur
larder circulat ion than any other journal ol' its clatm in
the wot Ul--best evidence of Intrinnic merit and superior?
ity. Both press and people almost universally pronounce
it the Napoleon In UH sphere of journalism. It is ably
edited, neatly printed, und profusely illustrated-prac?
tical, Rcientlllc and useful, moral in tone, pure in senti?
ment, and highly entertaining. The RURAL is adapted
to both town and country, tiut in mainly devot?! to
thc Interests and wolfuro ol' tho rural and industrial
population, among whom it has au immense circulation
in all part? of the Union.
THE RURAL NEW-SORKER is published every Satur?
day (not a monthly ol' only 12 lnsnos a year), euch num?
ber comprising Eight Double Quarto Pages. A new
Quarter begins October r>, nnd Volume XIX in January
next. Only $3 st \>iir VJS to (Hubs. Groat induce?
ments to Club Agents, und ono wanted in every town.
Now is the time to subscribe and form ClubB. Speci?
mens, Show Bills, Premium Lists, Ac, SENT FRKK-or
we will send the thirteou numbera of this (October to
Jauuary) or any preceding Quarter of this year (on trial,
or ss specimens), for ONLY FIFTY OKNTS.
Address D. 1). T.^tOORE.
October B wt Rochester. N. Y.
SHEERS AND FlM?N
ATTENTION !
CS O TO NO 208 EAST BAY AND BUY YOU lt
K CROCUS EMORY POWDER
KOTTEN STONE FLOUR EMERY
EMERY CLOTH, Ac, for polishing.
ALSO,
TANNERS' OIL
NEATSFOOT OIL. for Leather Hose
LUBRICATING OILS, for Machinery,
At figure* within the reach ot all.
WIT. M. BIRD & CO.
September 18
HOWE'S
PREMIUM STANDARD
ALWAYS TAKE THE HIGHEST PREMI OM, AND
?COOK IT AT PARIS THIS YEAR, as omcial docu?
ments will show.
These Scales are placed entirely on their actual morita,
as every Scale is warranted to give entire satisfaction.
RAILROAD TRACK COUNTER.
HAY, COAL BUTCHERS'
DORMANT DRUGGISTS' and
^.^vmSJMm r. jt {i BROKERS'SCALES.
OT every Blze a?d variety. Call sud examine aamples at
i. sign of Marvin's Safe. ,
September 0
tv*\lLW & CO.;
NO. 203 EAST BAY STREET.
MARVIN'S
EIS^E, BURGLAR
AND
DAMP PROOF
MARVIN'S PATENT SAFER never mould their contents.
MARVIN'S PATENT SAFES never corrode tho iron.
MARVIN'S PATENT SAFES never lose their Fire proof
anal! tv.
MARVIN'? PATENT SAFES ar? ?he only SAFES ailed
With Alum and Dry Plaster. No other Rafe jias Iheso
iiualiflcatlons.
"tTETE REFER TO THE MERCHANTS. COTTON FAC
TV TORS, Bankers and Jewelers of thia city whom
we have supplied. Sixty-eight of tbese Safes have been
sold by us since the clore of the war, which alone should
be ? aufficiont guarantee that they are ail ws claim:
Call and examine tho Stock now on band, or send for a'
Circular. I
W. M. BIRD k CO.
NJ. 903 EAST RAY, Agents for Charleston.
September 9 j.Imo
BUILDINGI MATERIAL, ETC.
. ,si<Am . . ...
AFIN?- L?Vr 'OF ROOST?G SLATE FOR SAL?
ch.'Ul) At
^ O. W. SEIGNTOtTS'S GOAL YARD,
tic totter ft 10*_ East Bay, nea? Hasel street.
ANDREW McCOW, Jr ,",/
SAB ?THtfl DAV OPENED.'AT N?. 217 BABTW.
Bndn?ss^nw'^iao^s^ of?Lr3rE* A^DnS?n^TjlS
St^^??yT^^w?r*" , 'J^pbrtobeyaV9*
-._ . -L -OaiLLl 'll ?lJILlilMJ. IIU U?
GENERAL INTELLK?SCE OFFICE,
NO. 6 STATE STRE?T
?^A^feBTV.> NV S. C.
LABOR PROOURBB" AND ?SBOB FOtTNlf
Applications to be made at tue.O on er. ?I Cia tm Ottos to
H. V. 8TONHOUSE,
JR' Claim Agent.
September Itt Imo
AUCTION SALES.
Tu n Mules, Ont Spring Wagon, One Spring Cat
Two Buggies, One Sulkeg, One Fine Spy Glos
BY JR. M. Al A H Ml I Al.I. & lt KO.,
THIS DAY, at 10 V? o'clock, at No. 83 Broad stroct.
Octobor V
One Elegant Rosewood Piano (Seven Octave);
Two Handsome Heuseels Carpet? <:n<l Rugs,
New Ma/(russes mid Blankets {Si//, Hound);
Two Feather lied*. Household fun mt a rf, ?-c. AV.
BY lt. BI Al A RSM A 1,1, Jit Illili.
Anctioiiect'H. No. .'Ul Brand ?Stree*.
Tho above will be Bold at lt o'clock THIS DAY.
October u
Hunds,mo- Draft mu? Sm/,//.' I'.m,, ,n ?/ Ti./i
Buggy.
BY < i ll i l.Hl> Ht MATIIFAVKM,
Auctioned*. No. 50 Itrouil Street.
Will be ?old, THIS DAY. nt ll o'clock, In front ol our
otllce.
1 pair YOUNO AND SOUND PONIES, well broken
and gentle ba baruca? or under the ?addle.
A lao, a Good Top Duggy. _ _October ll
Valuable Farm oj qbout Five Acres on Rutledge
A venue.
HY CLIFFORD ?St niATHKWKS.
Oral Esl ute Agrnlii.
Will ho sold, ot tho old Custom House, on 11) KS I ?AV
Mth inst., at ll o'clock.
A I'AH M of about Elvo Acree, uitnated on Rutledge
Avonue, Gadsden and Congress streets, measuring, on
Rutledge Avenue, VOA1, feet; on Gadsden street, 1)73luot;
on Congress street, 020 feet, and on the hack line, 302
foot, lt is within a short dislauce ol'the Oily Railroad
terminus. Upon this tract IH U two mid ii half Btot'.v
wooden dwelling. The soil ls remarkably fertile, drain'-.
easily, and ls admirably located for farming, lt has been
reconUy surveyed ami divided into UH line building lc*,
as hy a plat to he seen ut our offloo, No. rsl Broad street.
Turms cash. Purchaser to pay C. (ti M. for papers a id
stamps.
The above property can be treated lor at private KUI
October U wsHtu!
Desirable Residence Ju Coming street, near s.
Pauls < 'hurvh.
BY CLIP KORD ?Si MATIIEWKN,
Meat Estate \gi nu.
Will ho sold at the old diatom House on TUESDAY, '?Otu
Instant, ut 11 o'clock,
That EOT OE LAND, und THREE STORY WOObE.N
noUSE thereon, containing six largo rooms, dre . nt'
rooms and pantry, storu room, kitchen, servants' apu
ments, carriage house ami dable, and known UH NO. I !
Coming street, one door north ol Warren street, \ e
side. The lot hus a front on Coming Street of 50 lei ! I .
170 loot lu depth. Il is high and dry, and one ol me
hoaltliiest locations lu the city.
Terms-One-third cash ; balance in ono and two yen s,
secured hy bond and mortgago of tho promises, will, in?
terest. House to bo kept insured and policy mildil I.
Purchaser to pay C. A M. for papers and stamps.
October 2 lui
LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY
STATE LOTTERY
?OI* THE HAVANA ULAN)
" FOR THE
B J : N I F I J1
OF THE
SHELBY COLLEGE,
MURRAY, EDDY & CO., Managers.
Groat Scheme.
CLASS T.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50,000 !
'J ?s PRIZES-$?90,6130 IN PRIZES 'PO BK
1) I HT II I BU TE I) I
To be drawn at Covington, Kentucky,
OCTOBER 16th, 1867.
WHOLE TICKETS, *12 : HALVES. *C ; QUARTERS, $3;
EIGHTHS, $1.60
Tho chances aro tuc more favoiahle to draw prizes in
this than in any otlnu- Lottery In tho world. Purchasers
of Lottery Tickets should always examine tho tchemcs,
Pii7.es paid in full without discount,
(ilheial druwtngn sent each purchaser.
Correspondents moy rely on prompt attention to orders
hy enelosiug money willi lull address.
JBJF-AII rn dors for tickets, schemes, and Information to
be addressed to H. T. PETERS,
United Slates Licensed Agent.
Kev Rox !S2, Charleston. S. C.
Otllce No. '.HI Hasel street.
September ti
CE ? ROI A
FOR THE
BENEFIT
OF THE
MASONIC ORPHAN'S HORE
ROYD, WILSON & CO., Managers.
Great Extra Scheme,
CLASS B.
CAPITAL PRIZE $20,000.
$60,000 in Prizes to be
distributed.
TWEETS ONLY OM DOLLAR!
TO BE DRAWN AT ATLANTA, OA.,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1867.
All the Prizes will he drawn!
A PACKAGE OF TEN TICKETS FOR TEN
DOLLARS LIABLE TO DR A IU ?30,0001
-o
ALSO.
DAILY COMBINATION SCHEMES!
CAPITAL PRIZES FROM
$5000 rr o $8o,oooi
WHOLE TICKET? from $1 to $20!
SHARKS IN PROPORTION.
Draws every day, Sunday excepted, at Atlanta, Geo.,
I at 4 P. M.
Drawing received lu Charleston, hy Telegraph, at 5 P.
M., dally.
AU Prizea paid without discount.
Offloial Drawing? sent each purchaser.
AU Prizes Cashed at thia Office.
I 49? Correspondents may roly on prompt attention to
orders hy simply enclosing money with full address.
4V All orders fer Tickets, Schemes, and lu formation
to be addressed to JAMES KERR,:
Manager's Agent,
Lock Box No. 584. Charleston. S. C.
Ornoo: No. 40 BROAD STREET. September M
THE BEST TONIC NOW IN CSE !
November 27 ff*
Al. M. QUINN,
I Wholesale ' & Retail Dealer
IN
.ROOKS, PERIODICALS,
N fety afc A TE B 8, STATIONERY, ETO.
No. 5?IY KINO STREET,
(Opposite Ann street),
Marleston, O. S. ?
Tho LATEST ISSUES of the Press always on band.
Subscriptions received and Goods delivered or for?
warded by Mall or Expr?s*.
All CASH ORDERS will be promptly attend td to.
February 28_______ __ ly_
WILL IAM B KOOK it A N KS,
I STEAM OAS flWW ' AND PLUMBER,
I f august U Betwosn Broad ?nd Queen streets.
AUCTION SALES^
Hnoh, Shnm Jtwiim*. Jlahiwrai*. (}<titcrt), ?fcc.
Il Y IV", IHM di HON.
THIS DAY, Otb iustatit, nt lo o'clock. In our nale? room.
No. lil Mooting Street, opposite Pavilion lioUil.
Wo will sell for cash
GO Cases BOOTS. SHOES, Brogans Balmorals, Gaiters,
Ac., all Fresh ana scs'-ouublp, GooN.
ALSO,
If. ( AH I (?ONS SH(U' OOODH
1.1 lierai . <tali advances mi consignment-<.
October ?
Onmaqeit {lacon, f?a m, ,V.i account of all
Mt KAI & CA,Ul* HF. 1.1 J,
No, 131) JMeetliiy: Street. opposite Pavilion
Hotel,
Will sell IMS D.W. :it io o'clock,
300 HAMS
1)00 K leon Sides
?00 Shoulders
Damaged on board s tea mer I'., li. sonder.
Tenus emili, or approve.I Oltj ucceptancu ut ?IO days on
all auiOUUts ovei $300. October '.?
Safe nf liunlcrupt ?toc? Continuel/.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL.
Will sell Immediately after above sales, tho Entire Bal?
ance, consisting of:
LINEN DRESS HOODS, Calicoes, Longelothe, beady
Made Clulbtng, Hoots, Shoes, Huts, Notion:!, Ac, Ac,
Terms cash. od,mer
McKAY & CAMPBELL^
WHlsoll TO-MORROW (Thursdav), loth luslatil. st No.
4CH King street, al 10 o'clock,
CONTENTS OK SAH? S l'Oit Kt. CONSISTING ol :
DltV (i()()l>.;, Notion*, Tov?, i've , fcc. A No. the Eur
uiture. consisting ol Plano, Mirrors, Tables, Bureaus
Bedsteads, Chairs, Pictures, fc? ,\c.
(louds to bo removed on dav iii sale.
N. li. Our ??gular sale ot furniture, Groceries, .Vc,
at our store. No. lill! Meeline street, on FRIDAY, ai
usual. Oetohei u
OH account ol' f/mferirritcr* ami all vu\ctmeU\
Itv .I?I1N 1?. nilljNOlt iV cu.,
To-MORRow 10th instant, ai io o'clock, will be ?old, al
our Auction Salesroom, No lill) Meeting airest,
?IOpieces 3-1, 7-Huml l-l BLEACHED SHIRTINGS \N1)
LONS euri H, ol' various brands ?
Prints, Maryland anil Lanark checks, Denims
4o pair heavy Groy'Blattkete.
Damaged on thc voyagti from New York to llii-< pori.
\LSO, wi 1.1, ur COSTIN tuon, s \ i .ic OF :
REMAINDER OF sllol* GOODS.
ALSO,
r>cases COTTON CARDS. I Sofa,'.! Mabogau) Desk's, I
Leiter Press
I able, I MI,kine. (HHS-.
A I.S. ?,
All Invoice of UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Conditions wish. October 'J
Rul? ((f (Joterntnent Vroperty.
Will he sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY, the Mth
day ol October, at ID o'clock A. M., ou the premises, at
Uouucan's Depot, on Hie Northcastern Railroad,
A FRAME BUILDING, late Ibo property of tho so
called Confederate States. The building is 40x1? feel,
with u , tool piazza, Terms, cash In Government lund?.
In couipltnileo with Instructions from thc Commissioner
Bulvan lt. F. and \. !.. JAMES P. LOW,
i Iclober 7 t him Disbursing Otnrei S. c.
A ISRICU LTU R AL.
IRON TIES.
nm\n nwm TIE.
ASUPPLY OP PASSMAN'S SELF-FASTENING
COTTON TIE, (anew anil superior article), just
received und for salo nt lowest priers. Liberal dlscouut
to desle?s.
ll. M. BUTLER, Agent,
October? NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
IRON TIES
AT
REDUCED PRICES!
JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF "BEARD'S
PATENT SLOT TIE,"
AN1>
"BEARD'S PATENT IMPROVED BUCKLE TIE,"
which will be Foul al greatly ?educed prices, and Oil
lilieral terms.
Dealers supplied ul a heavy discount.
GE?\ W. tVHJJAMN &' CO., Fact'rs
WAILEY'S
PATENT Sl-XF-VASTENINO WROUGHT I ROS
BUCKLE TIE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED AT LOUISIANA
STATE EAU?.
IT IS AS CHEAP A TIE. AND THE BESi' ONE YET
invented, li in tin? strongest Tie, standing by test a
strain of ('1000) two thousand pounds. The most easily
adiustod l ie, us ii is self-fasten lug. 't he most simple,
requiring only to slip the band into the huckle, and thc
elasticity of the coll?n fastens Itself, and it cannot he.
IIIIIIO unfastened,
for sale, in large or small quantities, hy
ROSS, ROBERT8 A CO.,
Commission Merchants and Ooneral Agent?,
No. 86 Front street. Now York City.
STREET BRO, & CO.. Age.uts,"
July I fi Hmo Charleston, S. C.
"EAGLE" COTTON GINS,
MADA ONLY WV
BATES ITYDTTJ ol- ?O.,
Urtiigcwatci-, MUM?.
NEW YORK-187 Water street.
BOSTON-.". Pheonix Building.
NEW ORLEANS-Ol St. Challes ai reel.
Angus! fi ^_ :!ino
INGERSOLL'S
HAM POWER (WON PRESS.
For Conven lenee, Eeonoiny and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put ou a Plantation.
OPINIONS O IO THE! PEOPLE I
ALLENDALE, BARNWELL DISTRICT, S. C., ?
March 1, 1807. i
NeMrs. Little d- Mar/hall :
GENTLEMEN : I used, during the past season, ono ot
Ingersoll's Portable Cottou Presses," purchased of you
last September. I have always been prejudiced in favor
of the "Screw Press," and nothing bnt dire necessity in*
doced mo to try any other. I take pleasure, however, In
adding my testimony in favor of its entire adaptation to
the ' wonts ol a cottou plantation. It has surpassed my
most sanguine expectatlc -i. I have packed with ont
two hands, yet I prefer four-two. at each lever. My
bales all weighed over (SOO lbs. The first lot I sent to
thsrket averaged 602 H.s. My impression ls that SOO lbs.
lssbont the capacity of the Press, and a greater number
of pounds subject the fodow -1 dock to too much risk, un?
less the sides of the cotton box was Increased. It would
add greatly to the value of the Press it the cotton box
wss ten Inches longer. In haste, I sm, very respectfully.
Your obedient servant, Ac. B. W. LAWTON.
P. S. I took my Press down and carried it some four
miles to pack the crop of a neighbor, who failed to have
a "Screw" built; he was so much pleased that hs bas
determined to abandon the "Screw" and purchase "In*
gersoll's Press." B. W, Ii.
OFF-TOE OE KINO'S MOUNTAIN RAILROAD OOM?*NY, I
YORKVILLE, S. C., April ir., 18?7. (
GENTLEMEN : I have just received your letter of Feb?
ruary 14th-upon my return to this place, alter an ab?
sence ol' two mouths-and this reply may be too late for
your "Descriptive Circular of Ingersoll's Cotton Press."
The Press I used In parking my cotton last year
worked admirably, packing, with ease from 600 to 636
Ibe. With good active hands to work lt, I am satisfied
that from eighteen to twenty balee might readily be
packed in a day.
ThtsTrcio combines tho advantages of lightness, and
consequent portability and simplicity (heirn/ easily man -
aged b> any one of ordinary intelligence). Great com?
pressing force, with little mottve, power, and "last, bnt
not least," it ls worked entirely by hand, thus naviug for
the farm horses the hard labor imposed upon them by
the use of the ordinary "Screw." , ?
Respectfully, Ac, yours, E. M. LAW>
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