The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 18, 1867, Image 1

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u 1 ,.09 ft ill ,i AH tai rf ? 0 aaa .-tqawBSi -r t?hfl Hiri t W ~ ?.?TV??? IQ i_ i ? , Tri?? I ' -? ? :. 1 - I ? I il i ?.li il i II in IIIH?M i imrnr il "Jinn ju. i / ^nmnnmm.r- mi.m - i t wpii i i ? ill H ll . nj ? ' ?? " j ^JIHI i i II 1 ^^tai ' "?iif M hus T#Sf U^?'X ."^^^^^^^<Y^^ "^^^^ !^^^ a. ,,W"J| MM? IOB* J?,??,. ... .^^^^ _ .11138 ?T v1 , iTjjri v ?) ? v ^ * ^r'^. -r^^^ TffjJgy**' ?18, 1807. - - ACAR8HAJ. ?PWNQ. ?.?A^HS THE IJiAGlK IN D1SOI.ST! COLUMBIA, October Mi-In the 'secret' session of tho Radical Convention to-day.Mr. Epping of fored a series of modorato resolutions, which were adopted witto rib? ^?apticu ?? 6j foies. Bubee qaently violent speech es were made by Bowen (white), Wright (colored), BUlOtt (colored),.De Largo .(colored), aupportod by Pilisbury (white), Edward Mackey (white), frightened the delegaleu from th? interior from their position. ' A recon? sideration waa thereupon ordered; and th? **kda* tiona defeated. , Epping abandoned tho Convention in disgust, aatiaUod th at its schemes were of tho wildest char? acter, and undi to be supported by any respecta? ble white or colorod nun. . il Wright, who opposed the r?solutions moat ve? hemently, IB a coal black African, who, at tho for? mer Convention, introduces,' a resolution insisting that tho;next Vice-President of the United State? should be a negro. Wright ia a."htwyer.;^ Tj, * ?or table Olapate5?cs. LQHUOX, October 17. The party o? action gains strength in Italy. Tho conflicts mustly favor tho iuvading insurgents. Almost tho entire press of ! Italy favor the Misare of Rome. The Pope called a meeting of dardina!* to consider the situation... < ' LONDON, October 17-2 P. M. -Consols 92 9-1CT; ' Bonds, ex-coupons, 68L ' ' ' active ; sales 1600 {?) supposed.;,prices.OUj ? changed. Breadstuffe dqsV jaw? sfroitoing.'MAA , 47s, 9d. Wheat li^fcL^^ ( .WASHINOXON, Octobor 17. -Tho Chargo d'Af- M taires from Hay ti waa received at tho State De- jj partmont to-day. . - ., : j The reventte reoerptt tb-d?y amontttto $334,000. j' Tb* Now York PbcNf* *peou?.faybj^ sl|^t^bf ?I nine members of the Judiciary Committee flavor j pushing impeachment. . . ' 1J L;; -, The Boston Post's special says the President es- 1 presses bis determinationlto resist suspension du? ring trial, should the emergency Krise. \ ' i Vallandigham is prominently mentioned a* ) Wades successor, r '' ' '4 -*yM. ] PT?IM? sBSsnanpsL I] ?icimoND, 0#tob?r M-?-T4?Qo?rH*aij|?q*l.Co|iW t mitte?, to investigate tb? ?nain pf Sontbar* ?Mle ' roads, hare an ived 'and tal;en rooms at the Spots- ] W?9Wv?kKtv> .W"."X,V"" * at* ?-J.i&: i The political excitement (a op itt increase, The j Conservatives are working witta mu?lv energy, and ' p very thing indicates that tbex-C will be kn' a^MU | election, and that the full white vote will be polled for delegate* and agalntt the Conv?ntion. Tho ticket headed bv Herrnaduke Johnson will bo voted by ibo ftoheeJvnsisdi tb si man. crT?&ol iowing are tho candidate* on this ticket : sAkmft duke Johnson, N. "A,' Sturdivaut, Alex. HV Sande,1 ^riUiani Taylor,ThomasJ. By apa, - ... ";'' ' ' The moderate Republicans are frightened, and i| ?B now eebtaih that tb*y wai ijoin witt) the ftsdt-l cala under Hvumicgdt. ^here will "be only two tickets on election day. ?. ' d?r*l The Horticultural and Pomologioai Exhilntipps 1 ofosed to;day with tte * distribution plin^bws. ,Jt, ? IS considered a great success. Wisa'e ?peech.'wUH be pnblishod in a pamphlet, and is looked upon as a great effort. There *a8* ls.r*a .^ , cert ??ven at the First Baptist Church upon the ' ocaaaiou or ? ?reit organ. It waebdfct ita Boston^ ha* eight??rt hundred pipes, and ta considered by piusioioas the best in the Unit ed State*. Geo. W. je pnknpwnto the ^edmon's Pnf eatf,'*y ' J Prom New ?orlt. \ NEW YOBK, October 17.-i- Time beat Kentucky r at the Jerome .Park. He(n$de four miles JnJ \ minnies 8a|. seconde; was expected to do it in 1 1:20. Had four horse* to nita with him at dinar- t ont point*. . On last half fourtlnniio the weight he t carried began to tell, ho perceptibly shortened "hie ]j stride. The horse was tho "favorite by one hon- x fougltf... ?oonoy l^^y^^i^ n^t^^ rc^ds., ,? .? Gcorili W*Wi ! j Atotfns??.Ooto^ pabheah)'bi* ao?pondiit ** '. ' : aaw / \ Vrosa ?aaa 'vrst?cla?ov : **> SAN FaAHOi?oo, October 17.-Tho Judicial Elec ] Uon passed quietly. The D?mocrate claim the ' ?ttybyaot?/T^ I * ; 1 A dispatch from Medicine, Lodge Creek, dated ? June'J4,'-atates that the Indian Commissioners ' have atrived. ' Five thousand Indiana warb' as?em- ' , bled? Th? Indians talk well, but insist upon arms K and ammunition. Tho.Oouuoil continuos for eight ?lay*. So;f*r the peace prospects aie good. ;,: QO n iB'rsnsctsew,. ., " "1 S?t' tvikoMmiif 171-Tbe: Deniboratttf majority te 1400. There are Union gains in the interior. Aital Cahfop?ap, claims ^wjeot'* | election aa certain, Surrey's aa probable. ' That yot-wim,; ^ s S^fl ssajonty. _ ! i a?i**?wJ 8.h?irm??*s^r?pa????. . t MoNTBBALj' ?ctbber W.^Jft.?'??vis ie making "r^i?lmaliraft, I I VaUerw Vvrvr tat BSobtle. MoBttA,' October^ 17. ^Intermeote from ?ellow Fever An*?r???*y4 ^nty-mnr boors wer? Nnw^^^^l^^ ?wtagSS??^ ^'^^ ^ .ai<av?h>i*>lfc?TJ IS. Oai-surf TI Maurkets. ' ut, tu^as .?*JisW^i8?R?^^J^i: rg N^w XOR?, october w^-?oar iv a w?,; wyw." Wheat 2 a ic. k)^,??!^||^-,^||?l^?^^c not Ulf. active. [nie heavy; Stocka fevei Qoid i**!;"*-.. 19 sSTall 26, rohere, M 90 a 14. Wheat, 8 a 1 an , ^ daririfrwmfATT. October 17.--Flour dall and pu .. .. .?KCkt'K* ?T,'-%Mr ?IJH ?*?? >? ??"?? .*? t i -r iu? M i>r.m . xtt^litiWMt* w .?Mf#0 , M o . -?.."".? TT Hrs. Blimber never W?fb? to behold Cicero in his classic*] retirement JUL Tusculum more fer Bwas orowded ?nth 'rhaTwie 'paper* "calli Mit end j^onabSe *i???*?7^ d g^e^ie^auotir?^ wiia^w? eel8om &eo in ? ."'"T?*" if 'MTBIB ftMs^'jtts^Mtb Piujerior to otu? girl*, w^ffl .ook, with their palo cheek?, hollow oyea, and hont shoulders, as . ir. utterly exhausted by incessant poring over endless olosiea start laius. - -^MXHOU Blooming aa they wero, however, ? found WM interest in a crimson desk, before a crimson cur? tain, than in any rosy lace about me; and when a stout gentlemen walked rapidly in, with a buew i^ir?le air, the great haUMght envy anything 1 "W.S*,'S* ff^MlW?fWOv h .."?vi-. ' n . : . At .?ic ural glance I received a shock, and my idol tumbled off the - pedestal* whereon I placed him long a^./whWl wife ???fir in a locket, and thought ShakBpearo an,idiot, beside h 1 m. I did not ?lfftWP 't?ieWfte'^dBttll?, -foppish; young man, who once paid ua a visit, and caricatured us BO oapitadlyaftorward^bnt I dld^rikaonm signa C^?^y^flnliwners^woura ce'rtaTnl^?p?MBar^^Rr from it ; youth and comeliness were gone, but tho foppishness remained; and the red-faced man, w^ti^fa.BO teeth and tlm^moe' of^ar^orD|-out^cjor^ a loose fish won't associate with Browning, Tenny? son and that set, prefers actoi a, and auoh low com pany^^ou know^^had refused^ to believe the He did, oarUally; bjut, being.?nowacausintauce. my attenOefc^wasdiistra?te? byVvin* to follow the story aa well as the actor of it-for Dickens used no book, hut recited 16 in tho most natural md dramatic manner, In the midst of a droll passage be stopped mick; a lady is fainting I" And as the pretty, ?ale, rivi was taken out, he looked after her with ab ex? pression of "fatherly fiolicitUSe, so different from uis a tage ?anser, that wo caught a glimpse of. the real man, and gave, him t? bearty round of ap-, plauso, for that" httlo bit of nature pleased every me. 0 The mhaute l^beqan tojread thefamOTiB^Pick Md?ejS?^@ ?^spit?^S^^D^?a the inimitable drollery and spirit of h?j early that fbook the walls spoke well for the health of aristocratic lungs. Old geutlonioii mopped their races ; stout dowagers leaned back exhausted : ?^et^^ ?h?^tRIB^ reckless of my>i?er*ohU>i?4>p??^ i upon enjoying myself to the utmost, to ? ? y ! BUSTOS was an exact copy of an English attor- i 3ta^?i Jw ?^olt^&S?ff^i?"^ ' ing coula bo. winkle-poor basfcrVifBoul-got into it age lu America- and Sam Weller was notiepirlted j^wali^^fljy <f^^^>'^?? Dickens never laughed himaelf ; aud when a per? fect gale of merriment ble ? through the hall, he itood Ipokingif^ss^npo ywitk/.a dr?H-,twinkle ,n his eye, adi jg| *0^f fixjirj^ion ?time who ! uncerejy * ^^^^?^ fellow creatures *hWer : hi^jft^Jf^ 1 md rauing" with Mr. Berna, or drop int? supper rith that Human Phoenix, Wilkins Mioawber. [ ? dmiii'tat i.i/1 .i Pathes- Hyacinthe ow the Kngllsh Sunday. ii the working erases, lfoe following ie a pas-1 a iago, Jointing to t be . mode of observing-she a "Often, on Sunday, pasai?g through our. great- J o?rB< oe?the^mo T t?t? ^^?ln?at ?ses; I^ear^oT^!^ tod? and /flay ,1 omyaolf, 'It ?B France that least observes tho li Sabbath.' They reply to me, 'Respect liberty, t oapect conscience.' I will aay no^arni of liberty^ t ber^^Sus^OTe i^aKwer^objeolton-Se in- e ?reets of industry. Let us examino two indue- n rist powers' which ar? fully, ppr equala, if 1 they do f lot surpass Us-England and the United States, s ! 1 I^ndodiJn^M?WMt iityt- ?Sj&e fletapfe of busy c i ion fill ?tfite fsircsiW-Srftbe? nndat of ?'the repeated 0 i id fo?e***nft jfrfrlftftQOT^f labor, thero 1 Mccunt every tf?gk ? day'which recalls to mo thone l if mr ch?&ood.--Tho gigantic machino which, i a tho evo of that day, put all in movement, stope; t fet^t?l^^ f ^to havfifeeenCa^ouV^?e?waiting thehonr 1 i rtvt^t?trTlPWtte?l"1?nf Of the ocean hatlgtown < ai arose the oc?an the same answer as England- < kl ie Bilenee of God at the blasphemies of uren. No; we do not ask that the Sunday should be imposed praaoea ?^^^^^^^^^y^^^^U ^^^^^^^^* away,BwoTk will be "W^^^^^oA W?U h?.ve _ ?Ante I**f*, , ' * ''" ."'j _ lillH1 Hf1 M?ltWa v UIBT?IOT.-th a Colombia Ohronielo aa.va: aVte tifJ?MM feat on Sata relay night laat, in ?6?^-l^rrM; ?elr Perryvtllo, on It ia not known yrb^ahep Maave were any other whites present than Bryce. The number of color? ednaen, waa about two hundred* u , i 0*1I ?v| . DiuriuK tho exorcises, a whito youth, hamAd ?WWMi? who waa intoxicated, forced .his way into th? League, and exhioitcd his pistol, but lt ia not ewteUluii|ssjsjsjBj<iiai Hie -w^liJMU1 na* ?a^il^M. Hie appearance of ioujia^pith. greatly exasperat? ed tho negros^ aStfflbjtr felled? out to overtake him. He thereupon ran a quarter or haifa mlle. negroes H?rt-o?ndod tho bpiuje, a large proportion being .armed, ?hie aaidi with piHtolB aru?mdBkets, One ?f tho shots ?red by the negrooB took effoo upon the person of a young man named Hunni uutt, wi: i eh proved fatal in Tess than ilvo minutes The other membera of tho debating- oooioty BUO ceodod in making their escape, after receiving sundry bruises., ff M j ?j TO J? The negroes contlnaea tne Hot daring the night, ana on Sunday morning squads of from ten A ?QfG$SS*kimW?eMlbjLieii^t^Oflonel ^uiitbi.ii bf IhS duOf snfarAf^ OominUMMtof the ivith hi? force, remained dining the day, with the Jew of qaeU ^ wiy>te ba^ 'non^^^^''J^^^^e^^ wi *t^^^^^^^aa^ li ?play, ^a^ dc^en^iiMliyi?^^^j^j^town, I On Monday afternooBr??wmpany with Qover tora Woith and Orr, GJKral Canby visited the tisviwttotWbrvh alsoIOTttoTnaleig?y??terday. .very grey hair. Jfeilj^Me. to have aeen nore of b?m, and heard from Fcffth Carolina. t lao Marion Djsfoiot Conferencehold itaeoasion in ne town ol^rMgtp, fifth rf nglohs afrviafts, be rinning^on'roe Tro, Octwaer. .Alter sm agreeable mitlief 1Ml^t^i>*<^^**^0*^ On tho State of the Chnrcn'Mri^i^,^^^?^/' iihbon; on Wundftt- Schoola-Bes. Sidl H. Browner .n tharhpjaniiMlM Mim^tr?^ra.? WIMoy?f Bsa.; m rufo?e?lonT?W;.Chmeii Ltt*ei*re--.J\ 1. Vright; on Church Extension and Pastoral Duties -By.^ Wm. W^a^o^feon ^iaaiona-^aY. LewiB tfie *lo#n OT Moi J. liSoB^y, ,^?k'?l?an?B?)iirg.: D?itrfe??L C., E. T. Btackhou8e, of Marion District, S. C., Bid ^-JNa?pitiMii, 4UW.#*M< Wkr ?siotWaVA. ^Ja7ai lArWfcf??(h,1tDfc. B;8. Fla-f Atended, hy largo aud attentive c^fer&atUAM.* . ?f [JlWion ?tear. HICKNKAH. -profil ev$ry fcartS o?gthe |diAtricjt we re appris*8 ot Bft..nes>. ffn abm?neijhb?rhoods i&i?'?.?iW?. wf^lQftM?rllfe?fc t (?tap me^pg fiWif* lw#^-CtH? ft *,T? R t AB you kno^ QWrodb SHE* of Mr. I |^an^^ ^ ^^.^^ 08^^' ?f ^ icss may bo estimated from toe fact^nUast year j ? lon^retSE*liJ?taJp*^^y8,TrSS?feof . un imported anhmai ia a boautirul oneBtuut, al- " ready lamons ni his colts. .1 watched with interest ?ara?aUy tended as a child of the aristocracy. ?How often do you give ithetn clea? ahfc?t? ?" Md 1 1 lo tho groo rn, au be^ga P?Te,na^ ^^^??0 n ?om'?5? eqer06afff?b?n)i,oux??t?^ ' 1 Lie milkhouse is of cul ?tono, and a model of ita tc ad., yh^ wereiWift^ei^^ li re au^^gliBh tho^gb^eda,^ in tho "cuppUa/f-. W ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ l acroso of tho v MuijBj. BMMis^^ ' w ten I tell you thatg^ber? ATO ?a?- hanired and t\ (iiitv^t.i ood mare? ? ?tl?OrtAlga^bod running UTbe hot c^Jtu?^ m# jfe ?Jgofltable ; 11 anotir TU? stree ts, winn in ME t^pgjiwigK, mw**. I vOSSw A. ?VAwsun?fu.it, sMsatfg, T p BBB THE - AB0V? HE AD THE o?bSlfeiaMBl? Jp ?resta of this ?111?; tn 4*oM*efeie#a6migratlon and In natrial Pu rs nita. : Beratnre, Agriculture, Comm*!**?, Aria* aad Trade, as ? wln^Srea!^ SW55i?i??Jr? ttew' ot "?cuara? AllNA. WAOENEB has klui^r ranted lo mndorfaxe tho editorial management for the pr?sent. ( rfc ".i nbsnriptlon-?a for Twelve Months; $1.60 to* (six T IE ?A8T FliOBIIIA BANNER, T. P. BWrt^^?l^an#Pr^ " wo oiai;:?v,ti|glli^ "rj HE BAKNEIt KA8 A LABOE 0IB4 rOXATI?3* ?*i nav^^neu, idesirun? miro?uetu'i their' ?Ct^Ll ihi >qgh that aeetton, would do well to advertise Ut lie. ^Buantvini ita! Z ??'?:>/ "<U F'X?lv?B auaacarmoM, aa a vaan. Ste taty*CTa-?/ fi- "? 'rvrvft rr~ rpaUB LANCA?XEB LBBeBtt; 3 .., .JMitt A-OSCEBI?^ Pwe^ew?. , , ~----->'. i-uftl?. 1 ... J.T??.I Tiri .-..c,..l! -rfny *w?fT -"ni. ??J .Ult* lui el u ??K ai? ?..' h-JiJ-***** .>;.ii.?H ?un? O??VI?C ?./V.trvi.N . Cawittlnl - >. li?. I ?<! ?iii? ?ann?acturers, Jobina '& Re|a)i^ra JU Dlaibtt ,Ht>> I?i ? . ?W .i, . . . ; s . <i< Irt J ..? FINE AND MEDI UV C L O T H i 4M O ? i .-. ;..u,u ., ; ii : ! . . : ?ri ii I JJ It t i ??M:<IH \r. J.? ?*>?. <?' j /. ^i i-fcj ... J > .toMr. .?f M >I*W 1 VJ . . ? ? ?.t-..T~?T'*- ? ... .r.-i.tr- i WA aM . ? :. i- .ii v-.- l| i ii October 14 QT .CMT/O?CaU :mmm m?t ?es .O? IIA IXT imrs -t..a1KlM ... (fa J . X-tti- .ri:i/.w.| li..; D Riunw<'.. feta (?.in :.r??w .?^tr weit .JiwMj t. ! iv.) xjtu "infusw o & Kd?Hi... ..' :r.)i>T. ! : .1 :i I ...//....? ? ?.,* /-.|i? . Mi'ftl I . 5'. . - . ' -.: . fr < i f. ?.. i.- i. ( WE HAVE NOW ADDED TO Oil? iNEWS- j ; i .... IS ?! '. .. ftWrt d'i. .i- ?.H ? ?;>in fb?i.i ai Dinplete "V* 'i""1 . : .. ('..itOUKSTaVi . .:-?<? ?. ? 1 K ii 1.1?? ? i .M.! . i : i -i?.ioi-?i t j . M ,-o' ^: J I jj, ?. ! -TI- i. .un ; iii/ I ' M .> .?IA .'.i i< i .attn ?u* I*.. .?'?!.. rd f>-; IIA mur, lapphad irtfh^^tj^r.^;^ ; .. . (SOU .. //. l ui -t? y<? u?ila iMta ?xoati i' I ' . I,;'..... (| <(( MSlO IUIB . ?1 ? -'A ?OfMto UA . rcry 5^^6f J^a"' Ibiiest and inoat approife'd . - o nv ?if. a'j*;.- . r ; nHl iv ..Tjtt.tn-,1.-.,. ifrylog; ana wo Lavo erory iaciuty for efxcctiting MERMAN, and j .?..?*.?.- > . .J?a.A:?llA .A lu Ha.iaii .'iu I? >i.ttilti?i -?* FRENCH, ..an i' n*ii j?a-Kiiri ai i .rn i ut i * V iraH?* .?itt,. . . . li , .. . .<J*rjAl .A I* " .i. ? .. ... .f.:-,n Kxt^MmwjQ..^-.Z**MMO:I .n Ii -ii i t?h.:i;t.?;? .uafloi&-?i??fl?^^ j U^A ?*tAi* ?v .?roi* ?'*ir-">1$W?tli?? i ?..n n j liafiu usiU.\M twitvoofl?, ..y APSMMMNV ' il tila .; i "'OH fK?V i> :tH? - -.a**? 'aa??ivi ... J ^aat.m..K>.oi ?iVi .-.flliiia . I.vav ?? i?WO*lA->t?t iriaWiiiiMaiiwi ?rii?Ml ?'"?<" ^^???*? tu*c t -r.-.l/? f?ats-?IsWtf'tl ??a^'W in? a?aifc?'? ?irfiil' i. j .j ^ ?asr-?K ??to V'?'^i.''.^.. "f .i?flr. ?vir ?a?o air^iaatlK ?o*?oi ?di .WMMII: ?? tl ? . x? ?&HP 34i?jvxtirt i-a- ?an. ?in?-*i?W*o-*m .*? it^m t^fti ' .??r.x,*;JM. ft?M?l .TM S J; ;?... ;1TA?* ??O iOUJt '<? XvU J?.i i ,???;A/ IA'?'J?'W/.V-I'?'?*'- -W . - .^.?ilMiU iv..'? ,/*fli!.,* ' -W ? ?^????^??waf?!????^ 3?I ,iffT?nni888 ?9111 will ! ! ..... it" -i^ia?.->*fi 1 "aAMtt?Vvjhi taalaHa ai. . . ' ? .. MAHMUD, TMlMoe Of O Ilk it LIS WHITNEY, Esq., I Hi wen, JUN., oj UM 1^,, MV&ACOI JAMBS, Mr, WE K BUSSELL, of this rUy.TS M i? M LYDIA Ai BRADLEY, of the ronner city. 4 ^.SQL^al?N'S LOD?E, MU. 1, Ai?. F.*. M..-. . -Tho, Members of titi? Lodge uro fraternally requested to attend tho Funeral of. thu ir lute folio w-membor, Uro. 'EABISBS AUSTIN! trow bin into residence, et, tue ' American 'Hotel, rio. 108 t?*i Bey, hoar Broad etrucl, at "Four "b'didck 'this Afternoon. Tho fraternity generally sro invited to attend. ' ' / EM iigy order ot the W>. M.-. ti. ti. WEHNER, October 18 * Secretary. j. 'sm- I, li. . A.-. M.". The members of this Chapter ara fraternally requested to attend tho Funeral of 'their Ute iellow-member, Com-' panton KABLES AUSTIN, from bl? late residence, at the Americau Hotel, Np. 105, F-asi. Hay. neit Broad otroot. Th)* AfUrnoon, at Font o'atysjp. < Royal Arch Masons generally are fraternally invited lo attende ? IM,8 ""r ' By drier of the M.?. E."l H.\ P.\ L. B. LOVEGREEN, October I? V,, l Secretary. IIc?dq'rs. Second Military District,) VIU*! - OHAHI.KMTON, S. C., October 10, 1807. J Ci INK n AI. OBPKRA, No. 99. , , the terms of the Act Of Congress entitled "An Act to provide for the more efficient government of the R?bel flutes," panned March 2d, 18(17, and of the Acts of Marou 33d, ?iud July lu th, l??7, supplementary thereto, it ie made the duty or the Commending General of thle ?iib Ur? District to canee a registration to be made of the male inhabitants of the BU te of South Carolin* or the ago of twenty-one yean and upwards and qualified by the terms of said Acta to vote* .and after each registra? tion le complete, tc order en eleotlo i to be held, at Which the registered vote rs of Skid State shall vote for or against ? Convent lon, for the purpose of establishing a Constitution and civil government for tho said Htato, loyal to tho Onion; and for delegete* to oaid Convention, end to'give at least thirty dey*' notice of the time ?nd nhWft 8t TfhVrfi ssid T'-T"~ rMlV *n-*r-Mi ?od the asM registration having been completed in .said SteU of South Carollua, it ls ordered: First. That en oloetion bo held in the Htato of South Carolina, commencing on Tuesday, tho 19th day of No? vember, 1867, ard ending on Wednesday, the 30th day ol November, 1667, at which ?ll registered volera of Bald State may vote "For a Convention." or "Against a Con? vention," and for delegates to coasts tato the Conven? tion-In case a majority of the voten given on that ques? tion shall be for a Convention, and tn case a majority ol the registered"voters shall have voted on the question ol holding such Convention.. - ?* Second. It shall bu tho duty of the Board i of, Registra tlou lil South Carolina, commencing fourteen days prloi to the election herein ordered, end giving reasonable public noUco nt the l imo and place thereof, to revise for c period of five days tho registration Bete, and upon berne satisfied that shy person not entitled thereto baa boer registered, to strike.the nama of such person from thi Ital; and such person shall not be entitled to vote. Thc B?ards' of Registration shall also, during the samt period, sdd to such registers the names of all person, who at that timo posscB? tho qualification;) required bj said Acte, who have not already been registered. Third. In d olding who aro to b J stricken from O? Sdded to the rogistratl JU Ufte, the Boards ?rill be guldei by t e law of March 3d, 1867, and the laws supplement ^ thereto, and their attention la specially directed ti tho Supplementary Act ot Joly 10th" 1867. 'Fourth. The said election will be held lu each Dlstrlc it mich places as may bereifter bo designated, under th superintendence of tho Hoard? of Registration a? pro ii dod by law, ind in accordance with instructions here fiter to be glv?a te said Boards tn conformity with th? leta of Congress and as far as may be with the; laws- o louth Carolins. ?.???? av? -??g. ?wm-.?-.. Fifth. AU judges and deck? employed in couductlni ?ld election shall, before commencing to hold the same te sworn to the faithful performance of their duties, tm hall niuo taite and subscribo the'oath of office prescribe iy law fer bffiSers of the United States. ' ' ' : 1 Sixth. The polia shaU.be opened at such voting place t eight, o'clock tu tho forenoon, and closed at fo? i'ctock In tie afternoon of each..day, and shall be kej ix>n durinfe those UOuiH without intermission or 8( jui-hm?at. ' i ' ..?inui m i iH Stymth,, ,S.o meiwburbf theB&LMtesf, RegUtrstdou. wt i a caadldiip :^ i lociion a? a delegate to the Convoi Hrh VeWke te represent/ ' ' *" Eighth. Tho Sheriff and other peace officers of eat I listriet .ave, required to be present during the ?hole tin t ist the polls are, kept .open, cpd until the, election : ompUted -. and will be made responsible that thc Audi bo no Interference with judges' of'elections, or otb interruption of good order, 'if there should bo mb than one poll lug .place in any District, the Hbo ri ? of tl District is empowered and directed to make euch aasig meute'of Ida deputies', and other peace officers, te t other pol Hug 'plac?s,' aa may, In his Judgment, best su {rvo the purposes of quiet -'and order; and ho is fl ?r required to report these ar rangement? in advance o Commander o? '.hu Military Post in which bia D triet is situated. . < , Ninth. Vlolorjco, or Ihr ea ts of violence, or of dischu (Vom employment, os other oppressive mSftne to proVt aby.perspn from iroglcrtering, or.exercising bis right v rttng. ia rosmvoly prohibited, and any mich attem; W 111'bo reported by tho registrars or judges of olectic ti the Post Commander, add will causo tho arrest a v ua of tho offenders by notary *n*ortty. ,, . I a*p?-AUW<?*ttV?. spoons, and other pla?as for si l^^^^^^^M^ .*1ii?^?o??itoci tl e evening of tho 18th of.Novara ber, until 6 o'clool tl o morning of Ibo Slat of november,' 1867, and dur U U time the Bale of sB Intoxicating. liquors at or n s^y polling1 place IS prohibited. The polico offlawi ci ?lee and towns, and the Sheriffs sad other peace oftli oi Districts, will ba,hold responsible for the strict fe reemeai of this, prohibition, and will promptly ar ai d hold for trial all person? who may ttmna?re8B lt.' " titorntA. MlUte^'teterfoi-eoco with elections "un lt shs^l be necessary ta repel the armed enemtes of P dted Stete?, or to koop the pcaco at tba poUa," ls ki Slited by the AW of Cougrcea approved February 1 M t*i 1WM S0l4>r>.-wrtn' temMtfa pAutttr >vW)e# uni^,:; LB ?it)??rMi o/t? W ftt?*? t*HH qi ?n?od'a?d'sre'regtetored :M.wters. ?nd then omi; tl > pux??s*. ot woUng: but th* ?a^mauder? of I rp^S*SSwMs?twi by iajint??? made t 0. 1*n*^???^^ .2 ?WM? ?j?alEsHL'?istouc <?i L?^ff>te*ii %vndr?4 **A ?. ?wifi.thJsnnmh? nWre**** -enatsewr.- ls ?&wXosi** to the i ^ *?8?<v?*Nttast(ehl?s|s] Lt> ?^(j^|ij^a^^ i^mi^?^P^^iSnira . " < . tv^bpsi i?) Del? 1. rni^^^nl'-'V . *. . ' ?ft '. .'.???>W ?**? juWw^r-Bfmiogteu..v. r. i t .......vmt (?) Wk Tn i r Msaaa^riift^'"^1^0^ fc. ?Tsro loi Dafc ?tWr^PT Rpff?(<".<' m**i* W? wti?flsSaK<<^aMl Di ^io^?vw^^'''^-- '-'--^^^^ DI totes ttf SifiS^^/ - ; ^pr'PW **** 1U t\^^J^^^r.T^^'*^^*^str^tf) BM & irict of Awearaeb. 1.-.. . .f?re* (it) Del K lata^fflfaaaf^.^ DH i riot orPtokons,..... ,Tf.,.u...it^tBp.,(*)m Dt triol of Bpirtanhtirg..Fowl*)Del JUk trlclof Vt?b?.. .tnr*?'(?) De ?t ^??f Torti....hVi.Hi. Pour(4) Dei Dil MsAojf i^esjayy.../?Msowfr . ii&stmft ?W : fesWiT-' li-iiii es??!?? "i *'*...? 1 r" ' n^*iiB.mi??' emms* I ?n ?auM?<) i ?flf-^d .ililli*-- i*'* - "" j -M-^i ,id>^a^|UhaasiWifaaro?;[ j . nb* inf 1 " ; ? .. T -; I SPECIAL NOTICE?. Ber ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. -ALL PER* sons having c lal roa sgsutat lae Estate of th? Late J A MKS P. EARLE, deceased, ara requested to present them, duly ?tu s tod ; and th ?se Indebted to the said Estate will make payment to Messrs. DUB YEA A COHEN, Attor? neys st Law, Library Building, Northwoflt corner of Church and Breed streets. ANNA E. KABLE, Ostober t8 18 Adm'nlstrstrts. Sr NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN* TILIT~AP PLICATION will be msds st the end of two months for the Incorporation of a Company for the Manufacture or CHEMICALS, ACIDS AND FERTILIZES. Bsptsmber ?_ f8 BB" NOTICE TO MARINERS.-G AP'UIN^ AND PILOTS wishing lo anchor their vess?U lu Asale* Bi var, sra requested not to do so anywhere within dirac, ranga of tbs beads ot the HAVANNAH RAILBOAL WHARVES, on ihs charleston sad St. Andrew's sids o the Ashley River; by whioh precaution, contai t with th? Submarine Telegraph Cahir will be avoided. S. 0. TURNER, H. M. Harbor Master's Office, Charleston, February 6, 1808. February 7 aar TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OK TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR UNIVERSAL NBSRAbQIA PILI*, i'NIVWRHAL N KUR ALGIA PILL, A SAFE, CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEU? RALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. It U sn unfailing remedy lu all esses of Facial Neural? gia, often effecting a perfect cure in a single day. No fbroi of Nervous Dlsesse fails to yield to its magic influ? ence. Even the severest rases of Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derangement? of rosny years' standing, affecting the sattre system, sra completely sud perma nsnUy cured by lt bi a few days, ora few weeks st the utmost. It contains nothing injurious to the most dell, esto system, sad csa always be used with perfect safety. It is lu constant use by the best physicians, who give it their unanimous and unqualified approval. Sont by mail On receipt of Si and two postage stamps. Sold everywhere. Tl UMBU Ai ?JO., Sole Proprietors, No. ISO . Tremont street, Boston, Mass. September 3 mwfSmo* BB" WHEATON'fl OINTMENT WELL CURE the Itch. WHEATON'S OINTMENT wUt cure Salt Rheum. WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures Old Sores. WHEATON'S OINTMENT eures sit Disease? of the akin,; Pries 00 cents ; by m si), co cants. All druggists sell ll WEEKS A POTTER, Bonton, Proprietors. September 10 , . 1 . sawfly Sar NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS GLOOM V ?tendants, low spirits, depression, involuntary ernie. lions, loss of semen, spermatorrhoea, loss of power, dizzy ?lead, loss of memory, sud threatened impotence and im? becility, hud s sovereign OUTS in HUMPHREYS' HO? MEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. TWENTY-EIGHT. Com. posed of the most' valuable mild and potent curat ive*, they strike st brice the root of the matter, tone up thc rratem, arrest the discharges, sud impart vigor and en **y, Ufo sad vi tah ty, to the entire man. They hs vt mred thousands of esses. Price M per package of six loxes sod Vial, or fl per single box. Sold by druggists, md sent by mail oh receipt ot price. Address HUM? PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, No. 602BROADWAY, NEW YORK. September 19 B*T MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, AND THE iAPPINBSB OK TRUE MANHOOD.-An Essay lor lonug Men on tbs Crime of Solitude, and tbs Physic ogicel Errors, Abuses sud. 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In pla. e j. s coarse, rustic, flushed face, abo. bad S scift raby.com iiexlon of almost marble smoothness, sud. instead : w ; n ty-three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon i a miry an to the cause .ol so greet s change, she plainly old them that she used' the CIRCASSIAN BALM, ano. .imaidered it an Invaluable acquisition to any lady's toilet 8y tts use any Lady or Gontlemen can improve their pet ional appearance sn hundred fold. It 'is simple in lt> .ombtuation, as Natur? herself lu simple, yet unsurpas* ;d in its efficacy tnt drawing Impurities from, also heat ag, cleansing and beautifying the akin and complexion 3y its direct .? dion on tho entiele.it draws from it sll Its inpurities, kindly -healing the ?ame, sad tearing the eur Mee as Nature intended it should be-cloar, soft, smooth tad beautiful. Frico ?1, sent by Mail or Exprese, on re JSipt'of an order, of ' .? ?. W toonil 1 W. L: CLARK"ic CO.,Chcmtets, j No; ff West Fayette ?trs?t, Syracuse, N. Y. The only American Agents for the salo of tho same. March 30 Ri .u'' 1> C O STAB'S" PREPARATIONS. ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS. , Lahoratory, Rim. KO V ?aby street. Mew lort. 3000 Boxes. Bottles and Flasks nianufae tared dany, ttO?D BY ALL DR UQQJS18BVBB Y WHERE [\ :. ." COTTAR'S " SALES DEPOT. ( j >Hb. 48?* BROADWAY, NEW YORK, i Where iv. SS to Sff shtes are put up for FsmhTes, stores | Ship?, Boats. Public Instltutioue, Aa, Ac It ia truly wonderful the con?denuo that is aow had iu every form of Preparations that coin?s from . . Cost ar's " f .^OOBTAS?8" EXTERMINATORS-rFor Rete, Mice. Roaches, Ants, Ac, Ac. "Only Infallible remedy known." .'.Not dangerous to tho human family." ' "Rats como out ? ?.OOSTAB'S" OOBN S0R.YBB?^BV>r Corns. Bunions, ^f3sj^s"Bix^ ; S?MM--?ea^asaths^plesion, b^givhigto^tb^khi soffits XeS re^nmenaiu*u? Ouc\otU*.u always ; followed by moro. Try lt to know. < TT'OOSTAB'S" BISHOP FILLS-A universal Dinner Pill isugar-coatedj, and ot estsSaaiumsBMisc*^ oes Headache! - - A '0pUi*tnat MOBDW r&ldl??n?eV^SSlg Sf ( - BOWIE & MOISE, ileVta Mer^it'str^ ?J?J|MLJulL-Ull.l>l ? <j Sri '8, .. .-"AB TM? wuwiminii, ?Bvetmoita ? MADE BY TH*? GREAT ABtBOJuO0I?T, ,.,\IM i? tild?a i^TTm Mi? ? ? J QU BEYAL? SECRKTS NO MOBTAL EVER KNEW. . trente, catssbsoshss, erpssss to love, tees of rsBstkms ead fri Aids, loss of reoasy. fte., have bscome despondent. XVAV^?J jjivj? CENTS SNIPPING. - PO? MW V?KK-THR Vf,K \HMUuol^,,u;K; A- WNRUN. Capt. Daniel. .W" For eogagemeuts'ol Fwlght, apply to October 1H STREET BROTHERS A: CO.. october 18 . WD.74EtetBa,v.' ^ -, *,?/f MVKHPoo?._THE Flit*!' cine Al coppered ship CHARLOTTE. W 1< |S .Spear master, is now loadrn?. For FruUiht on -' ?agonionh? apply to October ir. W- ". ?Mll-H U CO.. october IC Napier's Range. F?tt NEW YORK, THE FINE STEAMSHIP "EQUATOR W"i |,E DISPATCHED FOR THE ABOVE PORT , ??-,TLtfJ"Iay- *M 'uatant, at 2 o'clock P. M *or Freight or PaBaage apply- to rtM^?.?, STREET BROTHERS A CO., October lt,. . Nu. 74 E"t B;y FOR NEW YORK. RPOPLAR irNirED~KTATES MAIL LINE. THE 8IDEWHFEL~8TEAM8HIP A. LABAM -A., CAPT. J. LIMEBURNER. WILL LEAVE VANDEBHORRTS WHARF ON Saturday, October 26, and will be succeeded by he steamship SARAGOSSA, Captain M. B. Crowoll, ou laturday, November 3d, October 15 ?_ BAVBNEL A CO. NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP IiI?E. KO Ii MCtV Vtllt H. :HE NEW AND ELVGANT S?DEWHEEL STEAMSHIP MA3STHATTAlSr,| CAPTAIN WOODHULL, .ITILL LEAVE FROM A OG ER'S IftOUTH WHARF VV on Saturday, October 19th, lust,, at 10 o'clock A.M. 4Sr~ All-outward Freight engagements must be made t the office ot COURTENAY A TRENHOLM, No. 44 49r* For Passage' and all matters connected with tho ?ward business of the Stalpa. apply to STREET BROTH RS A CO., No. 74 East Bay. - STREET BROTHERS Jt CO., 1 AffBnta COURTHNAY irTRENHOLM. J A(!BDW' October 14 ?OR PALATKA, FE ?IN ANDINA, JAt KSOWlLLK.AXb ALL TUE LA?M1> m IWttS ON THE STi JOHN'S R?VEA. W VIA SAVANNAH. THE NEW AN??' SPLENDID STEAMER O T -A. T O 3, , ' - (tOOU Tans Burthen) CAPTAIN L. M. COXETTEU. IiriLL LKAVE MIDDLE ATLAN'lIC WHAUFf JJ every TP?SD4Y Niljin, at 9 o'clock for the bove places, connecting with the Georgia Central Bail? Dad at Havannah, for Macon. Mobile ?nd New Orleans. ! All Freight must be paid her? by shippers. CJ-rSW. ? , For Freight or Passage, apply on board or. at the anica Fi ^ ' ' *. ?. AIKEN A 75?!T * V * : September ia ?? .. .. WK * - ' Agenta. B Y i CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH j STEAM PACKET XitNE. ! J i VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTQK Hit'AD.,. V/.V ... WEKiwBrir. . */."'" Vj . . VIA BLUFFTON; VT EAMES PILOT BOY... .CAPT. W. T. VONBLTV ?TEAMER PAM MIK.,,. .CAPT. ?. PECK) ; ANEOFTUE ABOVE STEAMERS WELL L?AVE aL^?5*t,e?touuS?ffiHSHl**Hdniii Womma f, at T o'clock; and Savannah every linday, Wendezday and md Jj, Horning*, at f o'clock, ''rotten. ' ng at Bluttton on Mm.daij, trip from Charleston, and Wedntiday, trip from Savannah, AU Way Freight, also B?u?ton Wha'f^?, rnuax I, io's- U jetd, .. . . .... , , iio-tjfl *": ' . . ... .:>-. - October 1 "i: tt Lu % fob" .-. -. : : fr . ai rt Woa ?ACST l^^pp u .?[/.;<;'.? aJ530i. i'.WMj? l?evr tu.'lana-jal jf^f? '^r.:3sr..:.x S ? 53 "CAPTIA?^PBOK, . ? . ! ?? o. - IE MITCHELL. " affordluy a eplendtd c^pOt? - ? Wt???*wsth?iaoe, . . . . gSasoiq FABE.........^?.j..,,.sjfl" . .......^..ViMeaaika. }.-. ^j'f be bad on.tteaeaVBtwt ..- 3; ed i <i ??VCHINO A? SOU'TH ?8LAMD, WAllCK, V.