The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 12, 1867, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., PROPRIETORS. Office .Yo. IS II a y nc Street. B?? ?CriP["ION R VTT.S.-unoory. twolvo ironth?, $10; . x mo iths, ii; threo mouths, s 2.50. AI?V?i?TISI.\"? KA Tts.-h If coen cont* a'ine for thc first insertion, and ten cc it? a lino for each subs?quent iD'ertion. Marringo and Funeral Xoiiccs $1 each. T?BM>.- "ash, lu advance. LtTIER-i should bi addressed to thc DAILY >"EWS, Ha 18 Havne-troot, charl' Stou, s. c. KLVECt'ED \I vNUaCRIPTS will not be returned. CHARLESTON. TUESDAY MOP.NIXG. NOVE UBER 13, 1867. NEWS SUMMARY. -Gold closed in Now York last evening ai 33$; and Cotton at IS j a 19c. Cotton was firm at Liverpool on Friday hst; tho .ales were 15,000 bales; Middling Uplands 8|d. -Tho Pan-Anglican encyclical is to be done into Latin and Greek. -Louis Napoleon is cecus&d of losing a million of francs in three months gambling. -Tho excels of births over deaths in England is sow more than a thousand a day. -A French engineer has started a company to construct an experimental model of a bridge across tho British Channel. -Bennett criers to contributo one hundred thousand dol?ais in Govornrr.'.^t bonds toward a general bonfire of those securities in City Hall Park. -Mr. William Doughorty, a former resident of Columbia, and constructor of the stonework of the New State House, died in Memphis on tho 5th instant. -More than two-thirds of '*a woiks of Alexan? der Dumas p. re, ha-e been U-itten, it ia Bald, by other men, whom ho hired for the purpose of ' as? sisting* him in his labor. -The demolition of the fortress of Luxemburg, one of thc conditions o' the peaoe of last Summer, is prosecuted wita great energy, three men and a boy being the present foroe employed in tho work. -The internal revenue receipts of Frwoa for the first niuo months of tho present year amount to 918, 896,000 francs-aa increase of 6 766,000 francs over those of the samo time last year, and 65,091,000 over 1865. -A Nashville pohooman shot a negro in tbe head. H J fell, but immediately picked himself up and made off. Wuen scoured his skull was found uninjured, but tho bullet, perfootly flat, lo ged under the skin. -It is getting to be a common practice in New York for establishments, especially banks and in? surance oomp. nies, employing a largo number of darks, to provide f jr them a freo lunch witain tho building whoro they work. -Hr. Mortimer Collins, brother of Wilkie, haa assumed the editorial chair of Eohoes from the Clubs, and Mr. Viz .'telly, who vacates it, ie to come to New York and ed.t tho Fifth ..venuo, whioh has not yet boen announced. -The New YorK Cha ?ber of Life Insurance de? cided LO u>e the E.igl.sh mortality tables until American tables should bo secar-J, and also ap? pointed a committee of arbitration to settle ques? tions of disputed claims. -At a rocent meeting o' tho grand jury at Cork, Ireland, it was disoovered, wheu too lato, that witnesses had boon sworn on a copy of Thomas a'Ram >is, in3toad of ibo Bible, and tao proceed? ing:: had to b : repented. -Chicago fears a fl-od when the full head of water in ita now works is let on. Knavish pipe dealers are in the habit of sol ing strong lead pipe and dexterously sub tituting thin and woak which cannot s and tho pressure. -The New York Herald says that changes in the Cabinet will soon be made. Collector Smythe,, of New York, Las, it is said, boon offered tho posi? tion of P33mostor-Genoral or S cretar.v of Treasu? ry, and Revo: dy Johnson that of Secretary of State. -The proportion o t un m arried men in the j ournal iatic profosaiou in thia country is said to be larger than in any other profession. An exchange thinks it ia because tho newspaper men "hav*nt Umo to attend to such mattera," which is perhaps partly the truth. -The propeller Gecrjr'.a, for the poaseasion of whioh the U J ted Statsa has been suing Jacob Thompson, at HamUton. Canada, was on Tuesday turned over to the form jr by tho decision of the Court, and tho bill against Thompson was dis? missed with co - ts. -The Nsw Havon Palladium contrasts the re* Oeptiou of alisa Kdlogg in London with that of the sister of Mrs. Siddons in Hartford yo :rs ago. Tnat lady was arrest jd and allowed as a great kindness to loa vc the city without being shut up In jail ai a vagrant. -Tao Mormon agent in England bas devised a nico plan f:r pretty young womea to emgrate to Utah. He tells them that when thoy am vo at the lind of th J Saints tho / oan secure a rich older for a ausband, making it a cond.tion of marriage that he send for all the rest of her family. -To show tho fertility of French pens, it is .tated that M. Champflaury has published : jr ty volumes, M Capeflque one hundred octavo vol? umes, M. Ele Berthet fifty novela, and M. Brisa barre aeveaty-oight plays. Quality, t f course, is to a great extent saorificsd to quantity. -Two veteran printers-Char es McDovitt and Thurlow Weed-met Saturday evening at New York for tao first time in fifty years. Ia 1816 thoy were journovm m together. Mr. McDcvitt was a compositor, and Mr. Weed a pressman upon the first tract? published by the American Tract S> ciety. -Turkey has projected three linos of railway, the first from Constantinople to Belgrado, the second from Enos, a short distauco wost of Con? stantinople, to Varna on tbe Black Sea, the third from Enos io Uskiap in Northern Macedonia. The contract has been awarded, and the moans will be fur aisha d by British, French and Belgian H?l? fet?. -The North German Parliament unanimously requests the Executive to put down public gambling. This sattlos tho question of reJi:ens ing the establishments at Homburg, Ems and Wiesbaden. It is evon intimated that the Prue- j siau Government will try to persuade those already licensed to rehngu.sh their contracts on the pay* mont of a certain sum. -M. de Cloamadeno has discovered in a small desert isla .d la thc Bay of M.-rb. dan, frap, oe, more than sixty obelisks of granite, ?orming a regular oircle ot ono hundred and eighty meters in circum? ference A curious fact is that only OLe-bali of this , Cromlech, wa.ch is supposed to have boen a Druid? ical altar, is now on dr7 land, owing to tho en? croachments oi tho sea. -Our exchanges from Pensacola, Fernandina, and other Florida towns, contain columns of ad Tertisoments of the sale of real eatate to pay taxes. Verily, real estate and landed interests generally, in this rozion, have already been vir? tually coLfioCutcci under Radical Rule. That par? ty will never be satisfied until it shall sell out, aid buy up all tho whole Southern oountry. -Tho New York Times gives, through its Wash? ington correspondence, me following love-tap to Colonel Forney and his two papers, both duly: "Toe hoisting ot the Grant flag sinco tho election by certain extreme Radical journal and pol;ti? tians, is regarded here as a signal of dstross, and there is a feeling against taking them on board, unless they will give guaranties of futuro good baba tor." -Tho Washington Cbroniole saya : "Wo have sean three large ingots of gold, valuod r.t $4500. the product of one week'a work, at the cost ol tUOO, from the Levis Gold Mine of tho State of Georgia. The yield of gold was so large in for? mer y ears that tho Government oatablished a mint at Dahlonega, which was suspended during tho war, but orders have beaa recently givoa for its re-openlng. -Arohduke Heinrich, in Gratz, is going to mar? ry a little a tress, Clara Hoffman. It is quito a ro mant c story. Ho.brought the pictures of his pa? rents tc the home of the young lady, and solemn? ly before thim swaro to maka nor his w.fe. As the scandal would bo too great if he to k her di? rectly from the atago. be laked her to beoome pu? rified for a time m tho bouta of her parents from the social contamination. -The Montgomery Mal states that, agreeably to military order, tho delegates to misrepresent and frame a Constitution for Alabama assembled in that otty on the 5th. Tno dologatos oro com? posed or fourt.en uegaoes and a few Southern men, whde tbe remainder is composed in tho main ot Northern political adventurers, wno at e not identalod with Alabama and her prospcrit.-. Nearly all tho delogates are unknown to the people. -Commissioner Wilson, of tho Goneral Land Office, is in reooip: of a letter from A. W. Atwood. Esq-, of London, England, making inquiry relatie to obtaiL.ng a quaatity of land for the sottiemei.t of f J,000 svx igrants. whom it is contemn a ted send? ing to the United States. Tho C n.roissioner has replied, relaxing to tho groat body of unoccupied lands weet of the Mississippi, and tho facility for pbuiaing title to the same under the provisions of the pre-emption and homestead law, and ooui muuicating to the applicant full instructions on tho points- ot iniquiry pr.Mentod -A fatal roncontro occurrod at Gordon. Ga., on Friday, botwooa a gentleman named Lampo and Joua Tolcr, in which tho former was killed by a pistol-shot at tho han s of tho latter. Lampe was shot in tho nock, but, notwithstanding the wound was mortal, .t is said ho shot J olor io tho thigh after ho loll. Tho affair occurred in this way : Lam; o slapped To!er'3 face, who thereupon drew his repeater and flrod, with tho resolt above narra? ted. Tolor was arrested and brought to Maoon. Tho services of Dr. Mottaucr was called into requi? sition for tho purpose of extracting the bullet. The wound is a dangerous ona and may probably result in the death of Toler._ Divided Against Itself. In addition to the troubles that grow out of the creed that self-profit and self-advancement are the highest laws of political parties, tho Radi? cals have now to fi?ht against the patent fact that their party is "a house divided against itself." Ono wing demands that GRANT be President ; another, led by tho Tribune, cries tor CHA!JE and universal equality, tome of its members support a return to specie payments ; others, whisper their approval of wholesale repudiation. Here, a journul declares that the party was nevor as strong as it is at pre? sent; there, a National Committee appeals to the people to save the Radical faction from sinking. Nor are the leaders agreed upon their plan of campaign. Each aroh-Rudical has his pet project. BUTLER harps on the five twenty bonds; SUMNER argues upon forced equal suffrage ; STEVENS demands confiscation (and payment for those Harrisburg iron works which were accidentally burned down when the rebels crossed the border); ASHLEY still threatens impeachment. There are ethers of high rank, in iniquity, who are willing to forego a little of their spite for the sake of con? tinued rule. These aro willing to moderate their terms, to give up confiscation, to give up proscription, to give up white-slavery in the South. No two sections of the tarty are in unison; and it will require all tho terrors of the Radical whippers-in to secure any concert? ed aotitn at the coming session. Two Radical leaders, however, have the merit of being frank and out-spoken. They do Dot fear to say what they intend to do, and STEVENS aid WADE, at least, are always willing to publish the programme of their play STE? VENS, through his Doct r and the Herald cor? respondent, has spoken his speech; and WADE has found an intelligent reporter, who willingly heard bis naive and artless tale. WADE, as usual, was free from rhetorical flourish, but profuse in oaths and exclamations. He admitted that the attempt to carry negro suffrage, lost Ohio to the Radicals ; but ho vowed, and declared, that this issue should never be abandoned. Some surprise he did ex. re3B, at finding that there were so many Republicans who were willing to soo negro equality in tho South, but were opposed to it in t ie North; but he mercilessly declared thut Congress would not modify the Reconstruction laws, and would make them heavier if thc South did not behave better. Ho was sorry that his party was preparing to run in the dumb General with a "hip, hip, hurrah," but lie denounced the confiscation bills of his chum THADDEUS STEVENS. This was Mr. WADE'S declaration of Inten? tion, and he will c ti ry it out with nil the rude energy that is at his command. But the per? plexity is that he will not find many members of his , a. ty to join in his game. Some will rebel on the suffrage olause, others will secede upon impeachment, a third party will quarrel about confiscation, a fourth will split on the matter of the currency. There are many r.cks upon which th- Radioals may strike, any one of which will send them to the bottom. General oon?Jence has given way to general distrust-general support to general opposition. The country is aw.ikiug to a tull knowledge of the perils of its position. Hatred is taking the place of love ; and the edifice ol power, raised by the Radioals with such cunning .-kill-cemented with blood, furnished with the spoils of war, an i crowned with ten million of down trodden Southrons-is now sha?ea to the base, Already, the rms are fleeing from the wrath to oome ; already the trembling walls give omen of the final fall of the whole fabric of North American Radicalism. h ree Religion? The world roils round from day to day, and the purposes and passions of men roll in a clr c e with it. No one knows their beginning; no one can see their end. But all is moving {a a ring, in which etch, if he live long enough, shall touch upon v hat has already beun known, done, and suffered. There is nothing new; and scepticism, and bowing to tbs golden idol, are as ol J as powdered wigs, and txtended trains. In the beginning there was reverence and submission. Thon, career? ing by, came violence and wrong. Then, ushered in ty flute and dulcimer, broko the day 01* purple and Bcarlet. Next, was the hour of forge fulness, and, last, was summary punishment. Of course it is inconvenient to be bothered by thoughts of eternal responsibility. The easiest programme is junketting, feasting, love? making, marrying, silver hairs, cramped limbs, bowed frame, and then-nothing. Fret dom is understood to be, not the right to work, and fight, and strive for a crown, but the right to do as is pleased and care not a jot for the cost. All is pretty; all pleasant; nil luxurious; if it were only somethiug more than a pit-fall, whose top is fair and green, but whose bottom is tull of spikes that tear, and covered with nets that hold. Freedom in thought, act and word does not cause freedom in trade. That is a pocket question; a consideration of dollars and oents. What a man will not do lor thc next world he will do for this; he will not give freedom of trade, but he will have freedom in religion. A number of persons have associated them? selves in Boston, as members of a church, which is to revolutionise America and push it a little further uown the steep sides >? Avernue. They announce that there is but one religion, and that is their religion-Fane RELIGION. Their soliiary article of fulth is: "M.emb:rship in this association shall leave each individual responsible for his o?n opinions alone, and afleot in no degr. o his relation to other asso? ciations." This mantle covers a motley group, j One applicant believed in his own unbelief, and J prated about the Author of his Being;-he was i counted in. Another aid he was * "Progres? sive Friend," and h:id no creed;-he was added to the roll. A third wa- utterly incredulous on the subject of spiritualism;-he was gladly cceptcd. A four:!: alleged that spirituality did exist, and Eupportea ihegospel narrative; he was received wiih open arma. Believe in une Deity or a dosvn, in LECOMTE, DALE OWES, PAYNE, JEREMY BENTUAM, MALTHUS, MUMBO JUMBO, VOLTAIRE, the grave of >iA HOMET, or noihing ai all, and there is room in the ranks of the disciples of FREE RELIGION. This new association absolve themselves from all obedience to external authority, and guvcrn themselves according io their own ca? pricious will. They acknowledge no moral or religious obligation. "I will, or I will not," is ?heir whole th?ologie system. They do ill by stealth and blush not to find it shame; they are g ling pell-mell to a devil whose existeuoe they do not credit. These poor fools-for fools they are in this FREE RELIGION, however wise they may be in other things-are endeavoring to free them? selves fi om the bond of un Almighty power. Religion know3 no suoh freedom at: they dream e.r; and thero is a grim otausoment in the idea of a dosen middla-aged men attempting to es tabl.sh a sysUm that neither eanh nor Heaveu will permit. Men must havo one firm pillar upon which to lean. They must have a Btaff that will not bend. There is no more hopeless i oondition than that of tho man who know? his own frailty, and tries to meet it by preaching that wro g has no scourge, and error no tor? ment. This last bubblo will soon break, but it is sad and grievous that it should ever have been made visible. Only those who are stained by inuits urge the absence of a punishing nrm; only those who have broken the law proclaim the penalty intolerable and unjust. The Land of Fogs. Americans will meddle with spelling. They have WEBSTER cn the brain ; and they had no sooner bought out the region of fogs and dai kness usually known as Aliaska, than they inegotis tically dropped the "I" and dubbed the new province Alaska. Little hnd been known ol' this Alaska,-with the "I,"-except that it was 350 miles long, and 25 miles wide, and had several active volcanoes ; but, when it became the property of tho United States, for a con? sideration of as many millions as there are deadly sins, it was immediately found to bo a pl.oe of oonsiderable importance. There were Alaskians and anti-Alaskians. Herald and Tribuna and Times waged a wordy war; but the disou6siqn did good, and some deter? minate result does seem to have been reached. A reliable gentleman, who came down in the last ship, says that Alaska is a temperate re? gion, although the natives are addioted to the use of alcoholio stimulants. It is warmer there in the Winter than it is in Southern New York or Northern Virginia; but the degree of warmth depends greatly on the thickness of clothing, and the muscular activity of the daring investigator. The soil is good; fish, particularly cod, is plentiful; cattle can be grazed for nine months, and eaten all tho year round; the trees would be excellent for ship? building, if any ships were wanted larger than a ten foot canoe ; there are many good har? bors, and no vessels to go into them ; there ls copper and gold, but, happily, no greenbacks ; the natives are fierce, warlike, and acoustomed to fighting each other, and will give amusement to a'spare Major-General, when the Indian row is settled, and thc bureau-people demand an? other war. In Alaska there aro thousands of ?ores of land as well adapted to cultivation and stock-raising as many parts of the New England States; and the thrico-happy abo? rigines have never seen a negro. This is onough. Alaska is amino of wealth. Future birthplace of bardy soamon, and pres? ent nome of seal, whale and walrus. Germ of coming empire, from which may one day stretch the hardy hand that shall swoop out the North? west passage and plant the American flag on the very tip of the Polt*. TAILORING? ETC. FALL AND WJ1NTFR GOODS FOR OEXTI.EJIEV. DOEBAUM & MENKE, MERCHANT TAILORS, NO. 18? KING STREET, THREE DOORS ABOVE HORLbtCK'S ALLEY, HAVE JEST BECE1VED A FULL SUPPLY OF FA IL AND WINIER GOODS oi every de?>cr<ptton. .-mts Uitcd in v.Q bl?hest style, aud as cheaply as cu bs done oy any oihar ejtabllshmo.it in the city. Full s.iiaiacUou guaranteed._th-tu Imo_October 17 KDGERTON & RICHARDS HAVE NOW OPENED THEIR P vLL AND WINTER BTOCK OF CLOTHS, OASSDtKK S AMD VtST I.\uS, which they are prepared to make up, OR WILL ?ELL BY iHL YARD. ALSO, MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, SUCH AS : WHITE LINEN BOSOM SH.BT3, SHAKSPEABE COL? LARS Merino and Shaker Flannel Undershirts and Drawers Duke of Edin urgh Cravat lies suspend' rn. Kid Gloves Linen cambric Handkerchiefs, Cotton Half Hoee English silk Umbrellas, eic ALSO. Tailors' Trimmings. LL OF WHICH I BEY WILL SELL AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES. BARGAINS IN FLANNELS. SAXONY. WELSH. PATENT AND TWILLED SCAR? LET, of direct importation hom Liverpool, whioh we offer at Wholosale and Retail, at a con-ido.ablo rduction from import cost, ors*: low as the in'eiior article of Amaricen 1 -hun els. i hey are ali Wool, without mixMro of shoddy, and are admirably adapted tor Ladle*,' La.mo ral aiiru. Nos. Si) AND 84 BROAD STREET. October 23 tOTTERIES. GEORGIA FOR THE BE1TBFIT OF THE MASONIC Miff DOME. BOYD, WILSON & CO., Managers. TUE GRAND SCHEME, CLASS G. To be drawn at Atlanta. Ga,, Nov. 13th, 1S67. CAPITAL PRIZE $60,000. 3 Prises of...Sa,500 18 Pr?tes of.... SOO 55 Prizes of... 850 150 Prizes of... aOC M APPROXIMATION PRIZES AMOUNTING TO $19,850. 30^>:?0 NUMBERS.51? PRIZES. 1 Prize of..... $60,000 1 Prise of.. ?6,000 Prize of. 10,000 3 Prizes of... . 5,000 TTCEJEIS $12. HALVES $6. QUARTERS $8. EIGHTS $1.50, Tho above Brilliant Scheme li worthy the attention of the public Its management is under the control ot gen? tlemen of the bumest standing in our tnidl? tod lu thc Masonic fraternity. 1 he cu. rter of this Lottery is from ibo . tate of Gdbigia, and bouda 2. von tor thc payment Ol ail prizes. Ail Prizes paid without discount. Official Drawings sent cuca purchaser. Ail Prizes cashed at thit O th ce. ?3* torres [jordan: a may rely on prompt attention to o.durs by simply enclosing mouay with ruil addr.6-. ?ST Ad orders for Ticket*, Schemes, and iniormation tc bc eddreiied to JAMES KERB, Manager". Agent, Lock Box Na Btu. Onariesiou. ci, C. Office: Nr. 20 BBUAD iiTBEET. O?to^erli KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY 'ON THE HAVANA i LA". ; FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SHELBY COLLEGE, KURRAY, EDDY Si CO., Managers. Great Scheme. CLASS V. CAPITAL PRTZE, $50.0001 ai) Prizes of....8?,000 63 1 rizos of..400 156 Prizes ol.?400 ?i'-iO Prizes of.125 1 Prize of.?50.000 1 Prize of..??0.000 I Prize of..8,000 1 Prize of.7,000 ?4 Prizes of..5,000 315 Approximation Prises, amounting to S3J.950. 7BS PK1ZES-S9S0.050 IN PRIZES TO BE OISTRIBUTEDJ To be (Ixuwn at Covington, Kentucky, N0VEMI3ER 15ib, 1S67. WHOLE TICKETS, $12 ; HALVES, $fl ; QUARTERS, W; EIGHTHS ai.co The chances are far more tavoiable to draw pr?o? lu tais man m any ?hex Lottery lu in? world. Purchaser:, Ol Lottery iiekcu, .boola alway, elamlne tho robenlea, P izctt uaid in I uh wi?iout XoouuL Oiii.iii draw^b i0Ai; oaj, purchase* coriespouuou.. nia>- ruy on prompt attention to orders oy euciWS ag wor.ey wiUi tub address, ?**J o oars ter desoto, ?nenies. a-<d lutomatior to beaudrvs^to H. r. VETER " W United States Licensed Aceat, Key Hos sa, cnarleeton, s. C. OUioe No. VO Hawi street November I WANTS. AOE VI'S \vA\TEO ?"e?ll A VIRGINIA L.Fx. LN-?UAJIC? C?jJLP i/!'-Ibo Iticanioud ls* au g and Iaauauaa. Company, or Hie mond. Va, iii Utica LIVE-, ou i.ut? mos; loasoooiblo lornas, with aa curley uuuuu i.cd. 'ino e unaoic to insure an MADE ABL*. AeimNu WijuiJ m ovtry ci;y and oountylnthe Uni'in. ?pp icants for Agencies wili adiress i, jj. ?iAitKJ-, General Agent, November 12 Imo Box No. ?OS, aiicnm nd. Va. WAS I ED, A COMPli'lKAT SUPERIN? TEND laNT to take cuargo ot a Rico Jrluntmou on combauee l?rer. ADAa-i, FRO vi a cu.. November la tuahsa Adgur's Xo^?i_Wnart_ WASTED, A W HITE illUhMlKEK. TO wor_ at journeyman iahuusc. ?'or particulars, appiy to Nu. Ola KiNu aXitSsii'i ne?r Canon. .\ovemucr ia _ 2* HOUSE WASTED IMMfelDlATEL V.-A good buggy HuRsii, sound and gentle, For sucb, u .ula' price Will uo Vald o y HOUIES i: MACBETH, November ll 2 . o. afl uroau s.reet WASTED. BY A la DY COMPETKNT TO teach Eng usa, rteach and Ituisj employment m tnu city. Adda-oaa K. Y. ?., Daily i>eWa OllLe. ?mvembortt Imo WASTED,"A SITUATION AS TU ACHER or tivvemess, ny a louiig Lu y, competent to tc*UB L..gii?ii, M'.uncu and ?liislc. ano bott o< relax onces g.VJ-, a ar ?aar na. ut-i'ma'do-, aucutSo J. Un> ai ali, .i'.io.i .to ncli.ar oaUulOi'u cutuv?cui, Atusas, li?, .-u?c ..c.- 7 12 WASTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH, A snia.l sued LUiLlalaWi Eua, ci.ber vacant or blaming a !,_,". ,, :. , r .ua.ua auuvo ixmoun ?uect. appiy .o Na. lau tUU riiiliiP oL&mx', ono doma beioii cannon st.oet. 6 .wv.uiuar o WASTED, A MAN THOROUGHLY AC QUADi'lllD with all the benches ot ?ooitiieepiu? Ulau AccuUUling, io go tO lialVeS.OU, Texas. Audl'caSN. A., box20o4, N.W ioiiiPosiomce. ilovcmoii- t?_13 WAMBii- TO INVEMT TH KEE HUN nn^n LUI-LAEN, in some Sale, lucrative biuu winea wJl give mapiu} aient to tao a varuw?'. stans bUaincSf, witu tai narnu, und wUeXu an lna-rview may ou n.cL Adarva? a J. ii., Daily iNows clli.e. .\ovciubOf2 _12 WAS TED- SALESMEN IS EV?RY COUN ii auuin, mr au ?ruc? in great dtmand; Baud uia.e by cue agent hi? ii.st mouin. Address iiunieaT .to.y Bialss ii uL?.<J t-Ai'iirtu.t, Luuisvids, Ky. uctooer al Imo WAS i ED-A SITUATION BY ACOMPE TcN'i' bOOKKiitri-U, irom tne 15di ot Novcm ber. Ibo heat tel uren ecu given. Adare*? sitiuiA, i/ailv News uuicc. 12 UcicborSl AOESTS AV AS TED FOR i Ht. UKA? JACKETS, and bow they Laved, iougut, ana Luod for Dixie, wrr u Incident* and S'kotCLea ot Lifo in the Confedoracy. Sena lor Circulars. Address JU.ti.S BBOTHEBS ti CO., Uroad street, Atlanta, lia. Ootober 21 Imo* TO RUNT. rpo LEASE-THE GI.EttE PLANTATION JL on ibu Wetteru branch of Coober i.iv.r w.n be Paused lur one or muru years norn ino 1st January, ibVB. Itcuutaius ltd .crus o. primo Uiver Swamg Kiculaiud. and ?bout Iud acre, ol upland lur Cat.an ur Piuviaiona. 1UJ, The LLCTOEY, attached or scparatel , with a Two sioi'j DWiaLLiNu and u eu sary outbuUdiugs, bituaied at Uie nena waiora ol Ibu causer navcr, eu-i.u.ing LU acres bi ,n land muru ur iu*s. .-ip! iicadoua wm .i. r.eeivcd in writing until tho 13ah e.en.ua. n.Xl, aud CJUel IOU? niadu SUOWu by upp.lUa Uuu tu u.iuer ul tuu suu.criocra W. P. INOBAHAM, J.tU H Aliens lU.t, November 12 tuft"_couder i.ivor. rpo LBAtHS FOii A TERAI OF YEAR.S, JL Uto VA1.UAHLE nba ill. belonging to Ibo ut tu ccionui Ketti, t.m.iud m cuaugeburg jcistTict, > ous.sv Lag of U?.0 Bales, l\\o>Uiirds eiuaieu. iLu bull ia nen lcd caa), Uuu .ur N! al.US ol ulupa. . LO nstaie la WsHfi cu b^ u isige cicc., un wnica .aa Init .uti.l. aaa\l ^laia.vul cU^l'i,r.xii; .Hu l OS. wa^jt-pon'ui- ut Ula o ea tu ICI al.da BIMI Iscluries; B.lUlt.lOu Luaiihy uil th . yeuf lound. u>a iain p.ac. ..a aix.j .auji'ais (IrucdmtUn t,uo wuuia eoulnwc ct-up.?, u? uiuy ucsiru tu rcm.iu. ino lastaui Wui Uu IcUS.u l?C a Ultu Ul yea. s lu oUu body, or in launs ta suit SlUaU cu?.lmL l-o? te?na.-, -p p.y tu alUWna ?t cu. NuVeniaer ll rill? LEASE, /i FA1UI OF 87>i ACRES, OS JL Statu l'iau? iluad, 6 malua norn thu cuy. Apply 10 aaa tl la ca ^i-a.u,.a, Hud nslk^i .ij.-a, KuVematu' l'i l.l-.J .>?. .7 ma.a un .ul. COTTOS P L A N T A T I O .% S ON JAMES ..L..:<e.-u lum, 1W0 nnc LUiToS lL i-M-t i J.^a wu ci.laoj auu ia g.ud u.uur, .-nu Wea Scl cea. ai U.CS, 4iay, coin ?nu aaiicuiiuiui iinp.omunt? un l-u ulacu euai ou a.iaugu- un a-am nudalui0 ajima. Ap p... .un. lt, n..<oa.i.(,.\J. ^'Jaai^naau. .tu i em uar o tu th 4 VE O E T A U L E I1* AR Jil.-TO llAoAT, uigUk m lus ir um thu city, ou &smuy . Iver, a a A a Aa ai i6 acres, uudcr eUit-vauun, una ul ino D.o. a tums lu tau v.clni.j ui tue ctijf lui Ula eU.l.va.lou ul Vu^uUUiu* lur tno JSurtiauin m^&et mule* and iaxinilig utun.Ua Caa Ott a.lC-U, Od Ua keal.m ai Ueiali^ turnia. lippi?' IO H. W. lxa.N?Jl.0, Nu. c i'a liUig sc. ci. NUVttalUU! a tuthi VEOE e AUL li FAltlUS ON J A DIES' IaLA.NL lU 1LC.M.-abaou IL-o Vi_oiai AMLai a Altano, tui ui uruur WW vu .lng u cru. ul V. guuiUluo ilumucani.u^y lu idi lUe iNwiauuin tuaaliUu ai alu . uuu 1 aiming eJlOlisUs MMi um u.i.n^au Ou SvCwmiiiuaatl g uatuis. .>pp-y ia ia. lt. ii.N -.in.., Kovembar 6_tUthl No. 'iiV Koa., street. rpo iiEai-ihHEE KOcIUs, F?ia?NDJH> .L lam, wi... ur wiliu e uuurd, m ?Vu I?._U.*I w?ua Ol nu a/ uatutiOa. Appiy aa ania UK a la.. ?MVcialwr al 3 rpo KENT, T.iA'l LAiiOE AAD SFACIOUS J. lat? la -1-tCf, ciua0? IU.1J b Mated ut thu souUtw?at ?.j bkiuwaa, W.ui a lulu Via . tua tu_aiat U1U lela. Wli. bu w..^til ui nal. IM; a-a ow? ut Uiu UaXuu.. lu an up,, UlUWWfitWa ALSO, A S ai ALL BUICK LWu.i.G ucijolning, with largo La., x a. tenu? a. ?. ty ea ' Wai. .a. WAWOUN, LOX Estate Agont, Kov.mboi 9 a . u. M mu- . atauut ?cp ?uti.a), ?EA ?SLASD ASD UPLASD COT ION AA D O na -a. 1-i?.t iA tluNa. ?'altai.- aad UiXa i'..Ui'i.it - ..Ua. ainu? 10. o.. L. - Una AjjbASA by a..iiU..i; a. aaATUEWEj, BOll ESMIO a^Ua.J, ISO. O? lll'aaU ai.' -ut. Novombcr 9 SmuB L06T. LOST, ON FRIDAY LAST, A VMA3IL BLACK and ian iLi.a.ni. auu, nitving a wm a) B.-ut cn ill? w..-ai, a.d una Wal tug W lain u .lu* Ol "oUji." \VUuu ta?! i.euu nu wa? ou n>.ug ?ueui, near cuibouu. ?'.ve uu. loTs .uwa.u Wld Du nala iOi' ul* ic.cain Apu.y a. X/dLul .??.Wa um icc. io ituveu.boril REWARDS. SH . d jAA RE VV Aitii.-.v. liKILLFCL HoB. 5 L\J\J\J lindi ? Waa pel'pC. i'-.au Up. n In u xi u.c. ui a;eyi-ia. ? wiEits, ut . laue, v mc, un uu lUie u. tu duU.u u luana it.nru.u, ou Ula uigut ol Lbs dual UvW ac abc uUiK.aia mau o a O.Oacu Ull'uUcb an Itt mc w.liunuer mepiauuim Bu.ruunuiug mu omi mg. aud pa?v u up tiuougu mu 1.4.a. a?...i mia mu bai-ioom, -na aosuactvti uuuleut ul tuu uibWel'. ah.ee au.?aa u. bqiuu aud a muuey uox, ia men.? ny liiuche? ?-u b t-uuua Uucp, lilli,. aCdM nnagea, uuu luek, pape.ttd un m ?nd uUUUuu Witu ligut colo.eu rta., pupa., U.Uu Ol ?VUi ai aiyura upuu lue . ,p tu tuxgu .etiela? said u.x couuun tllg mu luuOW.ug nmounn,: w uunbaw.a, .u.aas.vo; otana, V?U; eatVex .ltVio; luuuuaU actipt, ?2u; o ?ie aiuu. y ?iii; oj.ui uxuua.il, vu.ijj.ai. i(iu uuovu leWaiu will b? pulu tur IIIO uot.cuuu ui mu robbers aua r.covciy o. mu muuey, ci- m piopuitiou lu me aiuuuni lOCuVured; or .uuu u money is tummed, und nu iinosuunu will bo uaied. ra ?tc ai AlllnUt, .\ovember 7 6? BiimeitviUe iiutul, ?j. C. FDR SALE? FOR SALE OR LEASH., REAL ESTATE iuthemoat dosirau o local ty tu me city, iorms e. -u.ua. Apply to j. ?t. OLUA.N, No. 1 Ann street, bo tween tho nour? ol ll A. AL and il P. Ai. Nov. moor ii Imo Mc LL.S ANO HORSES FOR SALK.~JUS1 arrtvud irum Kouiucicy, a lut of moke ?lULcb - u uu.io-o. ai... bu Sccu a* thu buusuribut 's atable, Cju-eu ?Heel, beiWcOU 1 ri- nd and ai wy ca.. iiuVcmbei n miumV P. WEST. COOPER ?IVER LANDS OF AS E-TA I E t oll LEAaE_cOiM 1 CuAl?'UHi' PLA. TATUM), uu me vvtts.tnu brauen o. Coopui' itt vor, wm bo l^aSuU lur cu year uoui int Jan tu. y, l?otf. ll Uun>?jns 160 a re? pruuuriver aWtuup mc. mm a, ou. 1. ..cr.s .n-i>u swamp niue uund, auu iou aereo nea. 4u-i.iy Upland, 101 Cut ou o.' l'iovii.un^. Appiicuuuu* mr lease wm bo -u CeiVuu lu wrieiug to 101 Lucuuiuur u.xi, and sulunUud m aiaaUtr ui nqtuty 101- uppruVa,. couu uuus u auu joauwa on apaiucauun to I. uilA.M?ii blAl?Nd, NoViaaiUort_mi_ tauOUtar. FOR SALE OR REST, AN EXTENSIVE 'lUBi'uNiUSE I A H.at, belougiiig 10 mo Estate ol J. H. alcDiTusH, au 1 aim..ea near society Hill, on tvbu enexawtuid Darnng.ou lutiiraou, is offeiod loraaicor runt; wgu.ter wim twu Luoui cilcs, louis, 4c A pur eiiuaex, ur masco w.khlng aj cut addidunai boxes, oan .eutirc Biuiiea wulic lao.r on loaaomiblu tums. lU) Walli) aiciNiU ii, Kxt'r, Novcmb-.re_e_boofag Hm, tia Ca. FOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN ANY QUANxlxy, pr4tu 75 cunts por hundiou. Apply at me OlUc 01 mo la ALL 1 N c. Wo. Imo v ct0l??r 2o B?AKD5NG. BOARDISO-A FEW Oi.NTLEi\lEN CAN be ucconvmodated w.th BOAM) iu a j nvate fami ly. Apply at >o. 2 UEUBOE STJUkKT. Terms modo _uceober M B?ARDISG.-EXCELL?XT UtJAliD CAS bc obiaiuea, a: rcasunable rates, by uppi,ing at No. * * KINO oTlUaEi, cue door above Hudson street, neai me citadel, lbootreot Cai'? pass me dcor evury ton 3ma uoeouer 7 S?0RA3?. STOR ACE, THE MOST CENTRAL AS O convouleutin tho city, at very reasonabio prices, I IOC CXll iUji. lilC- . SALT, FnBiiXLumtto, ic. kc. In buroiice, wben uoblred, us low us un ? in me city. Apply 0 UEU. W. CLAl'.K 4: CO., Corner East Lay ana Cuiuboriand streets, .'epteaber 17 REMOVALS. KEJulviTAL. DR. PBIOLEAC HAS BEHOVED HIS RESIDENCE aniOflleciron broad to LLALTAIN .. ?HEL/T, ^u. 4C, oppositb aiaxyok stieaL Novembern _2 COOK'S GA LIE ii Y, EEMOVED 10 THE NEW BtTlLDTN'Ct ON EEs'G ' Ti'.LLT, next door to i'.ussei'a ?took Store. It cms uu n st floor. 0_.Novcu.b.r e BRITISH CONSULATE KEMOVEi) TO THE OFFICE OF THE SPANISH consul, Nu. l? B. 0..l> siltE'-i, u .1. fnrtner no j B. ?JU?. UlVtaUb W.vLKult, October 30 u- u Acdug Ca- ul E. M. WHITING-, COROINEa AND JU?IST??ATE, OAS BEHOVED HTS OFFICE FROM CHALilf.B. H aticti to No. 77 CHUBCa bTBEET, near St. Salchaol's Alley. August 31 j M ? E T ! H S 3. GK AND LODGE UK \MIIi\T FUSE MA? SONS OE SOUTH CAROLINA. THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE MOST WORSHIP. UL GH\ND L<:DGE OF AN IENT FREE MASONS OF R'KITH CAROLINA will be holden ut Masouio "all. Charlton, on Tuesday, 19th November, 1867, comment! ig at High Twolve. Worshipful Masters ?nd Wardens, or Delegates of sub? ordinate Lodges, Grand Offljcrsand Past im-su-rs wiU ,ako due nouce ano govora themselves accordingly. K. . DRUNS. Grand So-.roUry. A7"Columbla papers ?Ul copy. November 9 _0,12.H.P.19 CAROLINA CHAPTER, So. 1. R. A. M. AREGULAR MONTHLY CONVOCATIONr.F CARO? LINA i ;t! API LU, No. 1, ii. A. M., will b") l eldat Aiu onie Hall This Evening, thc 12th Instant, at 7 o'clock. Candidates for Decrees are requested to como lor.vard to leodvo tbs same. Dy order M. E. EL Priest November 12 1 L. B. LOVEGREEN, Seoetary. FREU^OSCHAFTSBUND. AN PX ' BA MEETING OF THIS 8O0IETY WILL BE held TAu A'< emnp, at 8 o'o.o. k. Matter' of impor? tance wid ba di-cu.a.d, aud prompt attendance ie* quested. By order of the Yloo-Prosldont CHAS. SIEGLIXG, ' Novamberll_1_Secretary. SOUTH CAROLINA FRIENDLY SOCIETY, AREGULAR MONTHLY MEET.NO OF THIS SO? CIETY will be neid 2 Aw Evening, the 13ih Instant, m No. 810 Meeting street at 7 o'clock precisely. The officers and memoers ure request d to be punctual in at? tendance. By order ot the President November 13_1? F. HISCH, Treasurer. NIAGARA FIRE ENGINE CO MP AN V, No. 8. THE SIXTH ANNUAL MEE INO OF THE ABOVE Company was held at their Bad, 8.res street on the 7th November, 18(t7. The foUowing officers were duly oleoted to serve t ? e ensuing y oar i C. u. TtLLE?, President. J. E. GADSDEN, Vlce-Pieaident. J. M. HOLLOWAY, secretary. J. B. STEHEN, Ti assurer. D. T. LEWIS, ?Vim Director. J. N. O'HEaii, Second Director. E. E. LYO->>-, Third Dirootor. J. O. BA UPHIELD, Fourth Director. W. J. PARXUI, first Azerxan. J. OBUM, -?coud Axeman. D. T. LEWIS, Engineer. November 13 1* AMUSEMENTS. REOPENING OF HIBERNIAN HALL. WEDNESDAY, NOT. 13, 1867. GRAND VOCAL AM IXSTROIIEXTAL CONCERT ! FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW G Eli MAN CHURCH. MU-IC CONDUCTED BY M it. HOFFMAN, PRINCI? PAL German sohooi, HA lstod by Prof. DEDEN and a largo Orchestra ana Ouoru*, oimpri lng nearly all the best professional and amateur talent of this city. PROGRAMME. PART t L OVERTURE-"Tancredl"-(Orc'itatra).Roesnfi 3. THE 2jiu PS&LM-Grand C h. rua. with Orchli? rra accompaniment.KLEI:; SOLO FOR BARITONE-"Giod Night"-By.KuEJUCif BELECT'ONS FROM aiOZABr.s "DON JUAN" tor Piano by.Hxaz "D'UN PENsTtBO"-Torzotto from "Somn?m? bula".BSMPJB PVBT n. 1. OVERTURE-Italianl in Algieri, by.Roeana 3. MARCH-"Militaire," Chorus with orchestra, by.Breera 3. SCENE AND ARIA FRuM "JDDITH"-Sopra? no so.o by.J. CONGO?x 4. TRIO FROM "OBERON," for Violin, Violincel 1J and Pl mo, by.Li Braid 0. "OLORrA," for Ci.oms and Orchestra. Doora opeu at half past 7; to commence at half-past 8, Tic ?eta to be had at the toi owi> g places : The Book and MuMo Stores and principal Hotels; Mesara. FOOAJS .rrr A smuu?, Jause B. Brm, Lrrxaaansr A CAXT sxv, MtxcHZ&a tc Muuu, J. R. BEAC a < o. ; also rrom ho Conductors of tba street cars, and at tba door of the Ball. N. B.-The Car. will be in attendanoo after the per? formance. N. FEH KENBACH, Novembern 8 for the Committee. 6. BARNUM'S MUSEUM COLLECTION VAN AMBURG'S GREAT MENAGERIE! IN CONJUNCTION WITH DAN CASTELLO'S GREAT SHOW! NUMBERING IN ALL 300 MEN AND HORSES, AN ENORMOUS MORAL COMBINATION OF INSTRUCTION AND REFINED AMUSEMENTS WILL EXHIBIT IN CHARLESTON FOB THREE DATS ONLY, COMMENCING Monday, November ll, ON THE CITADEL SQUARE. BARNUM'S DEPARTMENT, NATURAL HISTORY, COMBINES A GREAT NUMBER OF SPECIMENS OF various descriptions and character? in the school of Na? tural History, which have bees co ll acted at the expense of the larges: energy, indefatigable research, sud the most lavish outlay of money. m AMC fi COL'S DEPARTMENT CONSISTS (WITH NUMEROUS A ODri IONS) OF THE e Ure Van Ambara Zoological Collection, comprising specimens ol the rarest and most beautiful Wild Beasts, birds and Rcptl.ee, from avery section of tho known world. DAN CASTELLON DEPARTMENT, COMPRISING DAN CASI ELLO S GREAT CIRCUS, competed of the most distinguished luminaries In the iquestrian Profession, comprising the bent Male and Female Riders. A Great (jratuitoue Exhibition charac ieiise* the entres of our Establishment in every place. A BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT. IN THIS GRAND 0 IVALCADE AND MOVING PIC? i URE will appear a sar.es of th* most eluborutely finisb od chariots, gorgeouBljf decorated P.atform Cars, artijti oa ly fl niau ed ca^os and Dens, contauvng thc whole ot the Zoo ocloal collection, tho Band Chariot, of original design md resplendent decoration, called the 'throne ot Apollo, and a Cavalcade entitled tue Crusader's Triumph, consisting of ever ono hundred and fifty Mounted Knights, clad in Burnished steel armor, with their Ban? ners, Penuons sud Dittigula, and accompanied b ? their Ladies lu coatumes of Medieval ages, ah preceding i ho crowning feature of tho Procession, a large LIVING LluN, borne ou tho elevated platform of the Splendid lah! au Car; lave, lou te, unchained, untrammelled, and tree in the pu-ho streets, ibis sight lorma the Great .sensation ol the times. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. FERST SEAS-ON IN AMERICA OF THE GREAT PARI? SIAN Artla.e and Equestr.euue, Lue ox th* Urque Impe? rial?, MADEMOISELLE PAULINE, And the Child Wonder, LITTLE MINNIE, The youngest and mose petite Equestrian Performer ba the world, whose reniurkuble sktli and courage have eli? cited the moat enthusiastic encomiums irom tho press and public. li<.Uo'.s can be purchase^ at the Charleston, Mills and Paviuou Hotels, without additional obargc. Admission, 76 cent*; CbLdrea undor 10 veera, 80 ota. Nui let.-fir-1 performance will tike place on Mon? day Night, November ll.h. Aittrnooa at 3 o'c.ock. Evening at 7 o'clock. November 8 8?' LADlliiS' FAIR FOR THK BUILDING OF AN EPISCOPAL) CHURCH AT FLORENCE. 8. C. THE L\DIE3 WHO ARE INTERESTED TN THIS CHURCH have determined to hold a FAIR, on the i:?tb, 18th, 14ih a d 18th ol November at tho MASONIO UACl , Arrangements sro being made to have a CONCERT or i HAliAuh the last two niguta. D ora opua at IC o'cloe* each day, and 7 o'clock each evening, ?ornl?unce 36 ounte. A~y uoi.atloii or coutiibuuon wUl be than-ful? re? vved. 17 October* THE GRAVEN VILLE MO U NTAINRE R 19 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT il 60 PEI year-, in a 1 vance. Advertisements inserted at us ai. I rato?. O. E. ELFORD, M?v M Editor and Ptooristor] CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO., No. 150 MEETING STREET, - DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF STEAM ENGINES * . - . CIRCULAR SAW AND GRIST MILLS BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHERS > BAR AND SHEET IRON AND CAST STEEL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS GUM AND LEATHER BELTINGS LACING LEATHER AND BLAKE'S PATENT BELT STUDS GUM aad HEMP PACKING PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS SPERM, LARD AND PETROLEUM OILS BRASS AND IRON, SINGLE AND DOUBLE-ACTLVG FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS r No. 150 MEETING STREET. Nor sm ber 3 DILLON'S PATENT H?L COTTON Tl ANO ISON HOOPS. THIS TIE IS NOW GENERALLY ADOPTED. lN,VERSAL rurue-it-M. . THIS TIE, WITH THE HOOP COMPLETE, WEIGHS PTO MORE TH AJ? THE ?__(__ ROPE, and renders aa allowance for tan unnecessary ; the ONLY TIE BEQ TUBING NO SLACK WHILE POTTING ON, and 1? t.o perfect Ulai the necessity for beary Hoop? is entirely tbriatad. c?n be sold by the PUCH; , OB TON aa cheaply aa the heavy Hoop* and lew perfect Ilea. Each Tie is warranted Perfect. The Iron TU I ee> i ?tre:y iuporgcdlua'the use of Bo e, on account o. lu combination cf advantage*, lu ?impiioitv and eoonotnj, wfcU* ita preservaUon of the Cotton when baled, from de?trantiOj br Tir J, both la warehouse and on shipboard, re-Un lu ?ecoriry to Insurance Companies a natter for coaatderaUoa. FOR SALE, IN LARGE Oil SMALL QUANTITIES, BY WILLIAM ROACH, Agent for South Carolina, November 3 100 agQgEOT AND jjjjSGEU_^OllS. MEAL, GRITS, FLOUE, SALT, BACON AND ROi'U. A f\ BAGS AUGUST? CORN ME \L TcU 30 bags angosta cern Grita t0<Miiia rt*"r aaJ 15408 atota-1 Ansi-ta and Mall? COO caoba Salt and for tale low to oloae aal? 10 nhda ann boxes Olear and Ribboj sides SO coils Kentucky Hemp Hope, Grcen!eaf Brand. For sale by J. N. HOBSON, November 13 1 Na 1 and 3 Atlantic Wharf. COAL! COAL! OTA T0??r' BEST REI) ASH 1500 OOAaV, NOW .w % Tfc la-ding, which will bc sold low for oath by ap? plying to F. P. *EIGNIOU3, Coal Yard, comer East Bay aid Easel otreebt. November 13_8 OATS, BRAN, GUANO. 1 ? A A BUSHELS P ra M IC OATS, LANDING loUU IMO bushels Bran, In sacas Guano, Chesapeake Phosphate. Fer sal? by H. M. BUTLFB, November ll_2_North Atlantic Wharf. BACON ! BACON ! BACON ! 5HHDB. PBIME BACON SIDES, FOB SALE LOW for cash, af No. 68 Last Bay. November 9 8 C. N. A ? EBILL at SON. PIG IRON. t*S\ TONS CELEBRATED DILTON FORGE PIG | 0\J IRON. Just arrived per ehlp "Charlocton* from Liverpool. For sale by ROBERT MURE er CO. November fl_stutb.6 IL?VERPOOL SALT LANDING. OPAA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT i?UvU Landing and for sale by November fl 6 GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO. CORN?, SHINGLES, BRICKS, &C 1 SAA UUSHEL . CORN JL?UU 50,000 Cypress Shingle? 60.000 Carolina Bricks A lot of Spirit Barrels Bagging and Rope. For aale by SHACKELFORD ta KELLI, October 30 No. 1 Boyce's Wharf EDUCATIONAL. YOl.VG LADIES' COLLEGIATE INSTI? TUTE. rp EE EXIGENCIES OF THE TIMES HAVE OAUSET A the Commissioners of the State Normal and High Schoo, to use tbe building as a Fros Schoo]. Th J State Normal and High School, as now organized, wi 11 eref re be tn: aferrad, under tho title of the YOUNG LADIEo' COLLEGIATE IN s ri CUTE, to tho commodious build/ng on thc north side of George street. No. 38, one door wost of King street, opening OCTOBER 3d, 1867. Tuition in the Pre par. tory Detriment, $12.60 per half session, or $60 per annum ; In tho Co lagiate De p?ri? ment, $16 per lialf session, or ?60 per annum. French, Drawing, and Vocal Muslo, ara included in the regular course. Latin, Greek. German. Italian. Spanish, II. ?trumcntal Music and Painting, ara extra, at zn ode;-atc chargea A limite ' number of Bo rder- will be received at the Institute. Board, $80 per mouth, or $80>J per annum, including Waa tag. Lights, Fuel, etc. Parlor Boarders received at thc above pricca, all payments strictly m advance. Board of Instruction as follow? : Rev. HENRY M. MOOD. A. M. Principal; Rev. HENRY A. BASS. A. M.. Pro ress or of Ma th ama los and Ancient Languages: Pro? fessor LEWIS B. Ul DBS A. M., IL D.. Lee airer on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; Professor F. 8 HOLME", Lecturer on Geology and Natural Hi tory: L. A. FRAMPTON, M. U, Proiessor of Modern Lan? guages) Prolea bor WM. MASTERMAN, Instructor in Vocal Mtulo ; Miss MARY 'X MOOD, Instructress In Drawing and fainting; Miss LAURA M. h ILL, Instruc? tress In English Branches. September 2 rr. th 4 mo? JttitS. JOHN LAURENS1 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG F ADIE" WILL RESUME MS EXERCISES OCTOBER 1ST, CORNER WENTWORTH AND SMITH STREET->. lue course ot studies is thorough and complete. The French Department will oe conducted by a resident ench Teacher, and the young ladles will be required to speak French. For terms, et.., apply sa above. September 19 thara FE .MA LK COLLEGE. THE FALL TERM OF THE FEMALE COLLEGE, Sptrtanburg, S. C-, will ope i October 3d, 1887. The President, Bev. A. W. CUMMINGS, D. D., will be sided by competent, ozperionced teachers in ovary de? partment. Board for half year.$70.00 Tunion.20.00 Contingent tee. 2.00 Music and all the Ornemental Branches very low. Thoa? wishing to patronise the School wnl please ad? dress the President. Itu August 9 FINANCIAL. SIGHT EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK. Cl HECKS ON NEW YORK IN SUMS TO SUIT, BY j D. J-NNINGS ?CO., November 13 1 No. ?0 Broad ?treet. PHILIP H. KEGLER. NO, IO BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. O. CHECKS FOR SALE ON NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND ROSTO*. FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-BILLS DBAWN ON ALL TH'i PRINCIPAL C?LS??N EUROPE. _ GOLD, blLVi-K, SECURITIES. BA.SK NOTES 4c, BOUGH 1 AND SOLD. " .___ COLLECTION? MADE AT ALL ACCESSIBLE PODfTB INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. Oetotwr 29 Imo* GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS BACON 8 ? DES fr A HBDS. PRIME SHORT RIBBED BACON STUBB. tJ\J For aale by CHAS. H. MOItE. November 13 1_No. 9 Hoyne itree'. STRIPS, SIDES, SHO OLDE BS, ?SD BASIS. 4000 STRIPS1 D8 CH0IC? SMALt 81X10 20 hhds. Bacon Sides 10 bhds. Bacon Shoulders 20 aereas Second Quality Haas. Larding and for aale by ? November 18_1 H. A A. P. CALDWELL. LARD. 1 AA TD BS PUBS LEAF AN? EXTRA LARD. 1UU Landing ana fjr e*> by November 12 1 R. a; A. P. OALDWBLL, FLOUR, TOBACCO AND SYRUP? I AH BARBELS OSOTOE B AKERS' FLOUR L \J \J 60 barrels fins Flour 20 boxer Manufactured Tobacco 25 b?rrala choice Syrtp. For salo b / RSA. P. CALDWELL, november 12_X GUNNY CLOTH. THE BEST AND HEATDX?T IN THE. CITY ZS TO BE found at GEO. W. CLARE A CO.'3 September 18 No. 199 East Say. WHISKEYS, WINES & LIQUORS, I (\f\fiBL8- WHISKEYS, OF DIFFERENT GRADES, 1 UU qualities and pru? 800 cases Claret Wince 100 caaes ach? dam Schnapps 100 caaka Brady, Qui, Jamaica Bom. St Croix Rata. New lng land Rum, Sherry Wine, Port Wine, Madeira Wine, Ac-, Ac 1000 dozen of the above ir. oases. For asia by September 17_GEO, n. I..?, ?j A CO. SALT, SYRUP, Arc, 1 ?Afs 8A?KS 8*LT FOB bAL . IN LOTS TO 1?UU suit purchasers, at leas th-u apricot rates. 600 Blue Grit Grind stones. 100 barrels Syrup. 100 b?rrela Sugar. 1000 kegs Nalia. a X) caga Shot, 1000 boxea Herring. 100 boxea Starch. 1000 boxea Soap. 100 boxea Tobacco, Ac., Ac. For sale Dy GEO. W. CLARK A CO September 16 GUNNY CLOTH 1 GUNNY CLOTH ! I AA SALES GUNNY CLOTH, EX IRA ll EA VT. LUU 100 RcUs Ginny Cloth, Extra HeeTy. Just received. For sale low and in iota m suit, by Sept?mterl6_GEO. W. CLARE A CO. BALING ROPE. 1 fl A COILS MANILLA BOFE. IvW 200 Colls Hemp Rope, 200 Colls Jato Rope. Just received and lor sala cheap fer cash, by September 18 GEO. W. CLARK A CO Bl:EAD ! BREAD ! BREAD t 1 A Ai i BOXES ARMY BREAD. lUUV i For aale by GEO. W. CLARI A CO. Septamb r 16 _ SMITH'S BURTON ALE. I A BAB S ELS JUST ASCETVSP OF THAT CEU X\J DRATED ALE, by GBO. W. CLARE A OO. September 18_ BALE, ROPE, BAGGING AND " FOB SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASE ?fi. BY the Manul*cturar ' H. CLU0U8, No. 67 Pla* street, New York. September 34_imo COLGATE & CO.'S GERMAN 4 Eras?ve Soap? THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. For Sala by ail Orooera. Octoterxl 8ne THOMAS R. AGNEW, DfTOBTZa A*D DXAIjEB DI Fine Groceries, Coolee Ten?, Etc K':. S'OS. SCO and282 GBEENWICH-I., COB. OF MUBEAx NEW YOBS. November _ TONSORIAL. FASHIONABLE EUR DRESSING SILOON !. No. 114 Market Street, ONE DOOR EAST OF KYNO STREET. JAMES L0MBABD0 PAYS STRICT ATTENTION IN HAIR CUTTT7CL bHAVTNJ. ANC' DYEING HAIR, In aha li'?*sf style, a:.d all other blanches of the tonsorial art, aal tl willing to rec?.ve all ot his old customers, aad the ps cha In general. aaxtt >H/.VTNG.K HAIR CUTTING.38 OBrtfc SHAMPOOING.? carts, IS you wish an easy shave, As good sa Barber over gave, Just cad a my Snaving Swloosj TU cut and dress tho hair witt: grane. To suit th? contour of the face. Ostober 10 thstutao?