The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, January 01, 1868, Image 4

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THE DAILY NEWS. CAUEN'U V. lt J.' OK 1S?S . .r i l g I k 2 C ?? Iif: I j Jan.. -Fei. fei.. April. ?fay. June. am 19 20 26 27 2' 31 VJu'y 0|Ki|llj LC 17 18 n m as 5 12| 13 10 2 ll JG, 27 9 IC 2212a S9|30 01.22 88129 Aug. Sept. Oct. al SI si ?l S ll SI 8 8l 9 10 161617 30 31 13114 20121122 27 28 39 LVOU. - Dec. i 1112 is; in 20 3| 3 4 9101119 IC 17 18j19 22123 24 35120 29 80 .. .. .. .. lj 2 C| 7 8 9 13: lil 10 10 2021 22 23 27 28 29 30 31 4 11J12 18: in l s WI 22 23 2a 130 s a Honor thc Brave. ["These ignorant and savue-c rioters should know that the whole military force now avail? able within tho United Kingdom, in ciso ot emergency, cannor be much ii at all less than two hundred thousand men, including sol? diery, constabulary, thc arracd police, volun? teer rifle clubs, and enrolled militia."-London Exchanqe.] Honor the br ve who battle still For Irish right in English 1 uds 1 Nc rai-: except noir qjouchi-ss wi 1, No po .-'er eave in their naked hands. Wn > wage by day, and ?ra o by night. In groups ol t .ree or ounda o> ton One u va-e, un despairing light Against two huuured thousand mau 1 No pomp of war their eyes to blind, No blare or mu3i.- as tn ey KO, With just su h weapons as i hey find, in desperate ouset on tue toe. They seize tt?j ike, the torch, the scythe Unequal c.nte3t,-..ut weat then ? With stead.ast e.-es an i spirits b.ithe They face two hundred tnousand men ! The jails ate yawning through the and, The scan* dd'.- fatal click I heard But st il moves on the scanty band, By ja l and -caffo.d undeterred. A m. mein'? pause tu wail the lust Who fe.lia Freedom's fight-and then, With tee h nrru-.-et, a d u.eathiui: ia t. They face two hundred thousand men I Obscure, unmarked, with r:one to praise Their fealty to a tiuinpled l ind Tel never knights in Arin ur's d .vs For despera to causo mau: iii mr stand. They wage no public war. 'tis t.ue, They ? trike an a fly, aud strike, - what then ? Tis only thus these faithful lew Can front two hundred thousand men 1 You call them ignorant, rai-h und wi d But who can tell how p t-io s feel With centuries i f t rinent ;nlcd Above the laud to wu ich ?hey kneel? And who has made.them what wc fiud like tigers nrkinjj in th ir den. And breaking forth, with m y blind, To beard t*o hundred thousand men I Who made their Uves so h -rd to hear They care not how their ives are lost I Their land a symbol ot despa r A wreck on ruin's ocean tossed! We, happier hero, may cara and sneer, And Judge ihem burs.dy-but what then ? No gloves for i hose who havo as lo ea To face two hundred thousand men 1 Honor the brave 1 Let Eng and rave Against them as a savagu band We know .heir toes, wo know their woes. And haU them a a hero-.and. With iron will th?y i.attle -till, lu roups of three, o ? files o ten Nor care we by what savage skill They fight two hundred thou and men ? MILES O'BElliEY. Affairs in Georgia. -The first car-load of cotton from Milledgc ville was received in Augusta on Friday. -The Auimata Chronicle received some ripe strawberries the day after Christmas, which were grown in a garden at Hamburg. -Cara were running on tho Augusta street railway on Thursday, but it will not be formally opened to the public till to day. -In the Superior Court of Bibb county Georgia, the jury in the case of Johnson vs. Macon and Wes ern Railroad Company, alter bein* "hung" for some timo, brought in a verdict lor plaintiff of $7.775. This was a su.t against the company by Airs. Johnson, for Ibu loss of her husband, killed by an accident on the road. - The Savannah Republican says : Wo have been reliably informed that quite'u. number of change'! will short.y be made iu the govern? mental offices ol Savannah. It would be nothing more tuan just retribut ion that those office-holours , who have endorsed the manac? ling of a ire.? press whenever it refused to Buppoit the coxvup: sehemes ol unscrupulous men, should be sinjjmarily ejected ?vm the places of trust and h\,*ior that they have too long been permitted to djuoaor. -An outbreak at WhitesviQe Han-is county Georgia ?8 thus described by a correspondent oFtho Columbus Enquirer: For aomo time there has been a society, Union i,ca.n'uo, or something of the kind, co imposed ok ne?ro men here. Till recently, thoy have harmtd QO one, nor has any one h rmed them. Frequent ?they have appeared in uniforms, or with eir badges, maichin? up aud down the a tree ts, with drum and life, going through the military drills, eto.. The Postmaster, a very aged man, has a great dislike for such displays, and ou a for? mer occasion had let them know it. On Christmas day the negroes were uiarci'itig by the office, and, with gun iu hand, ho called o? them to halt. The gun was charged und the hammer raised. They took it from him and shot it ott, throwing him down at the same time, and made some boas.ful remarks about it. While uo one justified the old man every one felt indignant at zho tr?alment ho had received. The next day the society ajrain formed'at the usual pia e of ineetins, and marched toward the business part of town. Frank Davenport, a whiteman, quite intoxi? cated, rodo np the street, meeting the ne.roes, and encouraged them to come on. that he would lead them. He then turned and rode at full 6peed, forcing bia horse into a store. This intensified the excitement, and was re? garded by many ot the citizens aa the outburst P^stiiiries. and of a fixed purpose on the FarWs ii"*leaguers to overrun tho place. SKt?fesisft ?qibe pr ? *? dismounted in^ OWESSSL, not be pacified. Jamea butccr?ul(j to reason with him, but WI ?d ft ?rs med this tune he received a tiuu from fullou3- ?-t a mulatto, ono of the principal ?uV1,*, eociety ; with this ho shot Lyle, woui di1-'' , in the ?na ; lyle shot also, killing Dave..l?::" instantly, i'he uegrooa fled in every direc? tion, and order was restored. Affairs in Florida. -The-Grand Jury huve presented tho jail at Ocaia as a nuisance. - A new steamer is soon to plv between Silver Spriug and Pulatka. -The East Florida Banner reports nil fences in that section as having been swept away bv a fire. -A Tallahassee {roadman sold some corn lo a Radical, and consented to take his pay, al the rate ot one dull.ir and lilly couta per bushel, in silver spoons. 'The latter proved to bo worth just seven cents per pound wholesale. -The Tallahassee Sentinel learns that corn ia being sold in lorn o quantities iu some por? tions of the State at from tiftv cents to ono dollar per bushel, to parties who are shipping it to Savannah. -The Quincy Commonwealth learn' that there nave been several instances ot la le.s neea among the negroes at Concord, iu ihat ?unty. A lady w.-.s kuoesed down on tho JjjAicroad and viola od by ancgro. and sh.- ot SSraHllte prevalent. A doiatohuiout or BA ^ bcou seut taore. JlonticeUxiatmap day an affray recurred in ?eoi ge W.s J ting in tho auooli?u ot Air. citizen, ionntzor, au old and well known joan nome'd h-t South Carolina, by a \ojng derer made his eu?, Higutower. Tho' nim? by U6 Sheriff ana L bat WU5 ci05eiy pi-t,Ued Tue Register id j of the d^ceaaeU. TJuTted Stat? aarei? cy v-^ ?ossession ot tuo th<jubacoLAto take Sal Jud8eBffu0??t; FioridyBail um?A ed the act ot tho ?eg??. Com.^e. ftfjfe,,,, -''6 without, I authority, and had thc Marshal, arrested. Ho complained to Colonel Seymour, who issued an order io ibo Judge, who at once declared that he was no h-nxer freo to aot m his judi? cial capacity, and at once adj mrnod tho Court etna che. J he Marshal has talton possession of tho railroad. Commercial Exports. BARCELONA-Per spanish bark Esperanza-G12 bale? Upland Cotton. NEW Y011K-'. ci steamship Janies Adgor-13 bags S I and THC bales Upland Cotton. 110 tierces Kine, 44 haies Domestic.-', 28 cask* Clay. 25 bags Peaunts, 41 balee Yaru, 4 Bose?, 2 Trunks, 7 Package*. THC Clini-lcsioii Cotton iUarlcct. OFFICE OF THJ2 CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.1 CUAI?LLOTOS. Tuesday Evening, December 31, '67. | . hedemard was good aud much activity prevail? ed, prices bciug stronger ou all qualities, but ftd v.uccd ou t!i? medium -m.. conmorr tirades Jj'aJ^o. l< Bi. sale-i about 1200 bales, viz : 4 at ll, 2 at lij?> 50 at 12. 83 at 12<?. 158 a: 12\, ?5 at 12%, 110 at 12 13-1C. 77 at 13. 25 at 13 X, IC at 13??, 260 at 133?, 81 at 13,34, 191 at 14. 21 at Mjtf. 116 at li>?, 24 at 15, aud 14 at 15J4. We quote LtVEBVOOL CLASSIFICATION'. Ordin?r." io uood Ordinary.12}{@Vi ' Low Ali.ldiiug.ia^ol4 iUiddim;;. .14>?(a?14^ Strict Al Iddling.15 ly. Money .Market. The Baltimore sun, ol' Monday, December 30th, says: It is unde -stood that there hus been no salo of . old sui'-e tuc last statement oi the public debt, t>o that at tho be-inni ig of the new year we shall have about ?yj.OOO.ouu i J ihe Treasury Wim which io pay the iu.<.re.?tou the purlic debt aud ?he principa, of tue bouda ol i Hi .7. ih.'U due, ad lieretoioru ouowii. It uuw esiima-ed that iusiead oi 23 aillions tho ag "rugato iuak u.it lolling i.ue on this account ou tho int proximo ?ill bu nearly 30 mid ions, us loliows: lho 24-ycars bonds of 1817 lall duo oa the last ol' this mouth, aad arepa\aol. on tho 1st oi January, ana umouut io ? bout *i>,e?0,UUd in coin. TiiO semi-au iiuai mtoi'cii. ou tue bonds ol 1781, payable uit>o ou the 1st pro..imo, will amount to jb,6U0,OU0, which, togetuer with tho had'-yearly i o terca, on mc ?-iO'ri, auioun.iug to about sl5,uou,Ouu, will pay nearly ?80, UOO OOO oigjld lil me mame: early lU Ja^uiry. ThebecrnUiy oi the 1're.sury haa wnt.eu tho lol lowing .et.cr io u Boston banner: Tieasury Oepai lnuiU, December 24, 1867.-My Dear sh: Yoat- la vor of thc 21st instant id received, iii ore is a (toad deal of ddlerenoe ul opinioa among mern uer j ,,f eougrc-s m regard to wuat eu.a oo hereafter bur nuanciai policy. At thu commence., met oi the tc.-sioii it seemed that tue io?aiiouiBo, wore iu a decided m jority, out oolore tue udjourn uiemior u.c uouduys a more conservative Siir.t wa.c m.uiie.-:c ., uuii I am now quite boueiul that ibero wm bu uo .egislailon by the xiret-ont Uongiesd ?avor ab.e to tue vie>vs ol Ueuerri nuuer, or very adverse 10 UiO?e (-1 ce secretary. We ?dall know bettor, uowever, \ nen Congress ..gam convenes. H. MCCULLOCH. At New York on Saturday there waa a buddeu re? turn IO extreme ease iii thu money maillot, ana toe supply ut I- per cent, ou cull was iu excess oi the du Lunnd. 'A Le i'ro.Bjry balai.ee id low in eurieney, iud the bu aka uro bciug di awn upon by .be govern? ment bia not to au extent suttlcicni to creuie uuy .uouetary disturbance. There ?K mora curr- ney jo.ng soc th, but even this has DO apparent effect. ? bo ainu ii it sent soutn during ladt week was uuou :l.UeU,uUU, or pobSib.y?1.5U0,Uu0. but the bunks htvu JIUUOJ in .??ul tend.rd, notwithstanding tms. Ibo jievju. indications do not fuvor stringency in money 11 the iniUtcdiate future. Discount?, aro 7u9 per ceuu or prime ..wiper, without any pressing.d-wund trom ile merell au Ca. (ibid cloded up Bleaui./al VM}?; uaiis were uiudo at 1-64 per cent, to llut for borrow - og. und 1 to 2 per cent, fur currying. Fu. eigu ex huuge nominal ut iiu.illu.^ tor prune barnier.'. ioVcririucatss continue to advance, sud uighur priced i-ore curre ut at close, ltaiiwuy Blocks were firmer, nd thu closing prices ga?era.ly ?ne higlusi oi the la)*. Tho bunk SuiteofTeat ii fkr more iavorablo thuu .aa geuuially expected, aud shown thai the bank* lave ga.n.d larg ely in local tenders, uotwithdium.. tig toe shipmen! - of gold to Europe and curreucy J tile aOdLh. The loans have uiere'isod ?l?l.'J_o; irculutior., (119,299; deposita, ?1,080,608; tegul ten era. ?2 340,5u0; while the specie hu j decreased t>2, 96,140. Angosta .narki?. AUGUSTA, Deco eher 30.- SxcuBrrnts-Augusta 'actor? atoen sol.i to-day,at 126. Conos-'ibero was a steady demand to-day apd rices Were tirm, or a basld o? 13& ior New York fiddling, but saics wera limited, amounting to itu ales, lt ceipU 515 baled. COHN-Sew while si 10; mixe J $1 05al 08. "WHEAT- White ?2 7Ua2 85; red ?2 20u2 30. New Orleans Market. NEW ORLEANS, December 2j.-Conos-The ales ?o-day amounted to 62UJ bales, and yesterday a 160A 1 rices wore extremely irre, ular, without cquinut any chango lu our quotations, whi-h wo e, eat as loilowa; ordinal y 12al2}$c, Good Ordinary 3ul8>?, ..ow Middling Tratte. Middllug 14>^ll4>i, nd btrict Midaiing -a!4?J?c. Ihe deouuid was quite general, twenly brokerage iouc.es piirddpatrng in tho buaiueas. In .-'.nt cc .iou ut ti tho irregularity ol' prices, we notice sa es ol ;ood styli. Good Ordiuuty r.t 18o, Low Middling at tl>i, Middling at 14, and strict Mi.idling ut i4,c c. i he bud: of the s.des, however, was at tull prices, ut east lulty up to our regular quotations, und tho heap Io's noticed we.'f ol limited extent compared vith the total busin BS. Oood staple lists in parricu ar coisinanded hi some cases even more thau 'ur out: ido ratea. At the opening of business, nc movement waschecKcd by tho U nited supp,y of oriug, i-ut at a late hour more samples were- opened, .nd os tue demand continued lively, tho saled lummed up tho liberal amount noted above. STATESTENT OF COITOS. tock on hand september 1st, 1807.bales-15,266 trrived to-day.4.310 UTI cd previously.246,000-250,310 265,666 "oared to-day. 8,089 !lo ired previously.149,?dJ-157,i itoc'jt on band and on chipboard. ll 7,568 The clearances embraced 78 for New York, 351 for 'hiladelphia, 4829 for Liverpool, and 2840 tor Icemen. Wilmington MarUet. "WILMINGTON, December 30.-TTJIU^ESTTSE-IB Q demand, and market?rm; only au h?ls rcceiveu o-day, ant sold at $2 90 tor soft, and ?1 75 tor hurd, j. SUO tbs. SPIT-ITS TTOPESTTKE-Market nearly or quito bore, ud no saled reported; firm at 47 cts. ttosEt-Has boen iu better demand to-dar. Tho aies toot up 1342 b'-la at prices ranging from $2 25 'a M SU tor mixed iota ol t-trained to low No. 1. No r.: cci pt s or salea of far. Conos-Market steady. Sales of 32 bales at 12a 2>s eta iur Ordiuary; 13 eta for Low Middling, and 3,Sc ix Middling. Baltimore Market. BALTIMORE, Dec.mbor 28.-Conos-Receipts 0 day nero 614 bales tiona .- avanuah, . nd from >'onoli-iu all 889 balts. After cloding ol our rc ort yesterday loo kales low middling t>?.d at i4.se. ,'o-day tho demand was lees active, but mamet teady; we report sales of 100 baie? lownnddiiiuT iu Jis ul i4??ul4??c; middling ia soiree ; ud held ii:lu 115a:i5>4C. COF.:'?J--Market for Rio continues Uactive, but 10 quotable change in pr.ces. We rep rt a dale Ol JU UUgS Kio, ex iieralo, on privacj terms; al-o 5U ?gs ido ai 2 Jo currency; and 50 do at lljfc gold, in cid: 75 bags Laguayru at 16^c gold. DimsdXD Hoes.-Owing to the solt mild wealhcr tie past iew day a priced ure weaker and demand less ctive. We quote, with sales at SJ?iiS;^ cents tu ackers, and 9 cents per pound for retail lois. FLOCB-Was quiet to-day ; lhere u as no inquiry jr shipment, an i thc Ua..c bought sparingly. Uold rs, however, under moderate receipts and btoci, re iain steady at tho former range of prices. GUAIS.-OrTeriuiis of Wheat tc-day were 2000 UdhelB red, no white; demand fair: some lots taken I) shippeis; included m tue sales ?ere luu bushel.-, hoic; Virglid i Vullev at s2 75; 600 bushem medium lai-yiund at *2; oO; lOuO bush, strictly pr.uic Pouusyl ama ut s2 Ca; idO bush ld lair do ut i2 45; 200 bush 11 common to lau- Mary aud ut s2 UtU'j Ci; a.BO, 425 usbelti uood white ut W. Corn.-Keceii ls 11,712 UEhcls white aud 2050 bushels ye low; market was ins active, au i prices billi further declined for ;Ja' . |,a^e8 of 5000 bUdhels prime dry ut 6120; a de iuinp dd'."'3 cents on previoua day; 5000 bushels ?chow at si L10--1 18; iO0U oush-.ls prime Soutbch iVcstern mixed u' '? busieis do ut si Si ; 350 bushcln :d. no sulcb; held'c1' Oats-2300 buduels receiv I du ol' >50 bddheld Pcniis?7*- vcnt8, weight. Eye-A .MOLASSES.-Nbthiug i'-jin?".-1.1!1 *"?lpo busnel. ? Pitonsioss- We n tiee a slighui,rtl(;le na..d itu cacon, tfaoogc al ogc.hcrof a'r?llroveu de' er; we quot.- for Shoulders li^allXc; rib slo?^00" md cc.rr.b 13>?c; n. w evy cured Hams 17U16C7S?. er or sugar-cured, Lard is steady, sales oi 60 trca .\o?tern ju lots at 13>ic; quote Cit at lS^alS^c; Jain,..ore relined 17c in SXgs. Mess Pork held ul ?2J i2J 50 per bbl-stock light. Bulk Meutd-We report ho UJIU of u car load loose cured Shoulders ut 9c, and luote lor sid.-s ll1 .'ic. ncc-Contin?en in ver; moderato request; we paute tor C'arolinu Oa'JJic. Bulee slow; stock id also igl?. s co AU-There is nothing doine; to-day, rind market lOluiuuhy un ch ..n e l; we repeat quota'ions, viz: fair o no. d n iiumg li&ilte; lair to good grocery Cuba 2;?'al2;r.c; prime do 12al2;*c; I'orto Kico grocery 2.'j..i3,'ic; New Orleans l-lali>?e; Eugl'sh Island 'acuuia usu 14??alfie, itehuml id siso steady a' last LU nations, kr hard crushed 16% :; Bolt crushed A vhiio 16c. JPOlt'E1 CALENDAR. I'HASi E OF THE MOOS. rirot Qrr.rter, Pd, 10 hours. 54 n iuutes, evening. :Uil Mo rn, Uth. 5 hours. 45 minutes, m '.uiug. att Quarter, 16tb, ll hours. 55 minutes, r-oming. iew jioou, jliU, 2 hours, lo minutes, evening. >lr>rc ?JW I I J?00^ I HtCB Jj I BISES. I 6EIS. HldES. j WAIXB. Mouuay.... Cuoday.... Weducsday, luiir.-oay.,, friday. saturday... sunday. 7.. 4 6.. 1 'J..17 lu..41 7.. 4 5.. 2 j 10..10 ll. 21 7.. 4 5.. 8 I ll..11 I Morn. 7.. 4 5.. 4 j Mom. 12.. 9 7.. 5 j 5.. 5 j 12.. 6 1.. 3 7.. 6 5.. 0 1..10 1..57 7.. 5 5.. 6 2.. 6 2..63 Consign?e? per South Carolina Railroad, December 31. 783 balee Cotton, 4i bides M,ZB, 1678 bags Cern, 117 ba^rs Bough Rice, 50 bbls Naval Stores, 6 cars Lumber and Wood, Atc. To G W Williams U Cc, W P Ball, Rai road Aceut, W C Courtney A: Co, Ward law & Carew, W b Williams, E H Rodgers & Co, W G Wliilden. J X Heise, Utsey k Kenyon. G E Walter A: co, Adams, Frost A: Co, Wilna A: Cbifcoim, John? s-ton, Crews o; Co, C Ii A veri ), liiuta.oj ti Holmes, < IS i.obsou, Graeser, Lee, MU.th A: Co, J B li ---loan, P Wal h, H L Jeffers \ Co, Pmcaney Uros, S J Cor? rie, W lloaob, E L.lschgi, J >c W li Armstrong, J Al caldwell ft Sous. J ri Barett k Co, L Drucker, W S Heucry, Orphan House, h Weding, courtenay A: i rcnholm, Mautotie fc Co, Z Davis, W P Dowling, J D ninan a Co, ?lowry & t'o, K K stoddard A: Co, F Horsey, Shepherd k Cohen, Bollmauti Br.,fl, Hunt Uro.-?, umber A: Martin, Jeffords S CO, T H * W Do wces, llavcuel & Barn Wei, J A Quickenuush. Consign?e?, per .Northeastern Railroad, December 31. 110 bales Cotton, Mdze, Acc. Io J.UD Kirkpat? rick, M Jacobi, W K Ryan A S Johnston, Tucker & Jaolison, Adams. Frost ft C >, Graeser, Lee, smith ic CO, I h Hom i: Co, F A Sawyer. Passengers. Per steamship Sea Gull, Hom Baltimore-C B Trum bo. ill ii ri nc Hems. Arrived Yesterday. Steamship Sea Gull, hutton, Baltimore-left Sat? urday. Mdze. To .Mordecai a: Co, Courteuoy A: TTenholni, Railroad Agents, Bohnuuu bros, H Bis choff a co, T A Beamish & Co, W Ru ch, L 1 Potter, J H Graver, Ostem.urd A: Co, E R White, J A Cook ls Co, S R Marshall, Jede-rds k Co, D Drigge, Agent, H cobii A: Co, Holmes A: Cal?er, X luppe-r A: Sou. Fer? guson A: Holmes, U H Bronn. W u ?ebb, B U'Nci?, W Harscher, J H Reuucker, J Wiley, Stenhouse a: Co, Brown At Hvcr, W Paddon, Iia?euel A: Barnwell, li H McDowell ? hon, H uerd.s A: Co, D A Amine, J A: W H Armstrong, Werner A: Ducker, General R O Tyler, J V un Hollou. H Khitte A: Co, R H Rodgers A: co, C Sablm&n, laiuiey A: Alexander, J S semmler, Poi cher A: laeury. J Jara. LNeunicyer, L Lorentz, D Paul A: Co, Bischoff, W Kelly, J Hurnainp A: Co, G W ?tonen* A; Co, Mehrteus a: Wuhitmau, Wagener, neath At Mouboes, and uthers. 'ihe Sea Gull ex?ie riv need heavy INE gales. Cleared Ycstciday. Steamship James Ariger, Lockwood, New Tork Courtenay A: Tieuholm. Spanish burk Esperanza, Tarong!, Barcelona-C T Lowndes A: Co. Sailed Yesterday. Steamer Dielator, Ce-xellcr, 1 alalka, via Jacksonville, Fernandina, and suvuuuan. From this Port. Sehr L Q C Wishart, Mason, Boston, Dee 28. Cleared for this Port. Steamship Charleston, Berry, at Now ?ork, Dec 28. LIST OF VKsSEhS UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT. FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL. Thc Magdala, Coghill, baned....Dec 9" Ihe Skjold, Aibrechtneu, cleared.Nov ls NKWCASILE, UNO. Bark C A Jones,-, up.Nov 15 NEWPOltT, JENO. The Sabina, Martin, sailed.Nov 28 LUTH. iho Bertha, Anderson, saded.Oct Tu. DOMESTIC. Sehr E H Furber, Cobb, cleared.Doc 21 KEW YOEE. Steamship Charleston, Berry, cleared.Dec 28 sehr Vapor, Bovert, cleared.Jjec 14 aehr M B Brainnall, Hussey, up.Dee 14 ocur Charles J'Smith, Wrumt, up.Hoc Itt behr Jeanie S shepard, Barrett, up.Hoc 2U behr alaria Lunt, tracey, cl.area.Deo 21 HALXLWURB. Brig Yankoo Blade, Coombs, cleared.Dec 16 ?JWACIAIM Hcadciaarters Second Military District, ) CllAlLLESTON, S. C., DecomULT 31, 1807, J [General Orders Ho. 1?L] I. PARAGRAPH ll CF GENERAL ORDERS NU. 10, from tho Uoidquartcrs ol tho Second Military DiettKt,dated April il, 1807, is modified as fudown: Judgments or decrees for tuc payment of money on causes ol'acton arising m North Carolina, between the 26th day ol May, ?siu. und th? aoth day of Apr ! 18C5, and m south Carolina between th? 10th day o! December, 1S0U, *nd the *9ih day et April, 1806, shall not be en.arced, by exeauUon, against the person or propon y of the defendant. Prdo^cuugg tor such causes of action now penning shall be juiyed, and tn suit or process shad be in mimed or commenced OS such causes ol action until after thc civil governmout of t.;o respective Slates shall be es? tablished m accordance to the Jaws of the United ?tates. Paragraph HI of the same order is modified as (olio we: s bonus, coronors, sud constables, are hereby di? rected to suspend the sale of all property upon exe? cution, or process under any judgement or do cree of a court of the so-called Coniederntc States, or of tho State ot North Caroliua renneroJ between the 20th day of May, 1861, and the organ ization of tho provi? sional tovcrnmentof said Slate, uudor the Pn. eli en t's Otoclamatiou of the 20th cay ol' April, 1865, or ol tho Stale of South Carolina, tendered between tho 19th day ol December, 18C0, and ta o organization of the provisional government of tho said State, under thc Presideul's proclamation of thc 30th day of June, 865, uule-9 thc writ.cn consent of the d?fendent be entered of record, and excopt in cases where thc pla.miff, or hie attorney, upon oath, supported by corroborative testimo. y, shtdl a lege that the defen? dant isdisposing of, removing, or about to remove, his property beyond the juiLdiclion of n court with intent to defraud his creditors: Provided, tbatnosuch Judgement, so reudiared.jwitbin the periods aforesaid shall bo a bar to tho commeucemeut, in a State court, of a new suit upon the same cause of action in any case in which, by law, the defendant may remove or appeal thc same to a court of thc United states. Thc sale of real or personal property, by foroclos - ure of mortgage, is likewise suspended iu the ca ses embraced in Paragraphs II and III of said Order No. I 0, au above amended, except lucanes where interest money accruing subsequent to tho 29tli day of April, 18(35, shall not have been paid b?iore the day ol sale, und all previous restrictions on euch sales aro re? voked. Paragraph IV ol' the snme order is modified by substituting the 29th day of April, 15:63, for tho 19th day of May, 1803. Paragraph V of ihe ssrac crdcr is modified ?5 follows : All proceedings for thc recovery of monoy on con? tracts, whether under Feal or bj parol, tho conside? ration of whuh wa6 the pu. claise of slaves, made subsequent to the first day of January, 1803, aro sus? pended. Julgnient<> or decrees entered for such cu :cs of action shall not be enforced. Pawrraph Vii of tho same ordur is modified as FollOWS : In all sales of properly under execution or by i order of any court, there shall be reserved out of the property cf any defendant who has a family depend- ( cut upon his or her laUor, a dwelling house and ai)- | purtenauces, and df in th? country) twenty acres' of land, or so much thereof that tho wholo t-hall not ex? ceed in value the sum of two cHou-tind dollars; and in a town or city, tho immo.?ate M upon which such dwelling house is situated; and uecos^vy articles ol' furniture, appar L subsistence and iuapkinents ol' husbandry, trade or other employment, to u> value ol' five hundred dollars. Thc homestead exen?i,-ioa shall inure only to tho benefit ot families. In chet I., oases, the exemption shall extend only to clothing ' aud inipleiucn.s ol' trade or cmpl lyuient usually followed by the defendant, ot tho valuo I two hun? dred dollars. Tho exemptions hereby made shall not be waived or deleated by the act of any defen? dant who has a family dependent upon him or her for ^^^mt, and Ihe exempted property th .11 be ascer? tained v^efiueu by the sheriff or other officer en foreingtho"es^,.l(ion( wno Bnall call to bis aid two impartial citizens. make )he neceisury appraise? ment, and shall make re* thereof t0 the court. Paragraph X is hertby moe. g0 08 tJ aulflofjzo arrest in civil actions ex conlrau- onlj. iu t a3C8 where thc demand Is rnst due aud thc de?, -rjaut has been guilty ol a iraud in contrac?ug thc debt for, or ha? removed cr disposed ol' his property, o. is about to do so, with intent to defraud his credi? tors, or is about to icavo thc S tato with suca intent. Paragraph XVI ls amended by addmj thereto, all proco:din^'?i in any court o.' N^rth Citrolina, or of South Caro.ina, recognizing or sanctioning thc in? vestment of thc funds ol' min ir heirs, or ot female;, crofimuno perseus, iu tho securities of tho late rebel govern inoLt, or tho sccu: hies ol' thc States of North Ca'ol na or somh Car dina, created for thc purpose of carrying on war againt thc the Gjvernmmt of the United States, w ll bc su3 pended uutil the que-itlon of the validity of such in? vestments shall have been dctormined by tho Courts of the United States, or by uadonal legislation. And uoihin,' in the provisions of tlds order, or of tho order No. 10 above cited, shall be held to bar or hinder the recovery, by std, of the estate of any minor heir, female, or in sans person (cului que trutt), whether in the hands of executor.-, bdmlniblrat rs. trustees, guardians, .masters or clerks of equity courts, or other fidicuary agents, or invested hy thom in their fiduciary char? acter. II. General Orders No. 25, of May 20, 1867, is re? voked; and ou i-nd after the first day of January, 18G8, the distillation cl spirituous liquors in this Military District will be subject to such restrictions ouly t>? ?T i m cosed by the laws ot' the United States an J of the States of North sud South Carolina? re? spectively. UL Paragraphs VI. and VII. of General Orders No. 32, dated May 30, 1867, aro rovoked, and the power to grant licenses lor tlie sale of spirituous or ii'toxicaiing liquors is rem.tied to the proper local authorities, to take effect on and after tho first day of January, 18G8, and to bc subject to the following conditions: 1. Tho municipal authorities granting tho license shall bo answerable that tho parties to whoi such licenses aro grouted, together with their sureties, shall be responsible persons, and of good moral standing in Uie community, and that both principal and sureties shall ba ablo to quality individually m oouble the amount of tho bond required, and that thc bond shall be a lieu upon tho personal property or both principal and sureties, and upon prooi of de lault shall warrant the summary seizure und sale ol | bo much of the property ot either or both as may be neces.-ary to satisfy tho l'oriei ture or fine and coats. 2. Drunkenness or disorderly conduct on tho preini-.es shall wo k tho forloiiure ot the license and of tho penalty of tuc bond. a, Tlie owner or keeper of any bar room, saloon or other place at which intoxicating liquors are sold and all other pe:BOUS interested or connected tliere witb. shall berega ded as principals ba any acdou o; damages growing out of any assault, riot, ail ray or other disorder occurring on tue premises, oroi lectly traceable thereto. 4. Ah bar roums, saloons or other placea at which intoxicating hqaors are sold, shall be closed on tho day or days of n ny general or local election, and lor thc twelve hours next preceding the opening and -cit aucceeuiufj the closing of the polls at such elec? tro.. ; una clio sncntfs ol' counties and elaine ts, and (hu chief ol' police ol' cities and towns shah have power to dired the closing of bar rooms and other places lor tho sale ot intoxicating liquors whenever i* u.y bc necessary in meir judgment to presorvu order and qu.ct. 5. Tho proceeds of all licenses, forfeitures and fines, under toe local regulations or under the pro? vidions of military orders, will be devoted to tho support of tn J poor, auu as soon as realized will be turned over to the uumuiiSbioners or orerseers ol the poor of the district, county, city or town in which they accrued, ana the conimicrioners or over? seers wnl ai the eua of ouch month report to tlie Frovoat Marahal-Oeneral ol the District the amount received t>y them during the mourn, specitying the Lannes of tli. parties from WnOm lt was received. li. ?he peualtiod imposed by this order or by the local pulice iemulations may be enforced in any civil ur military court, and upon conviction the court may award to the imormer a sum not exceeding flity per c nt. of Uie loriciiurc or une. And it ls made me ou ty ol' ali bhvriifs, constables, ana coroners ol coun? ties und dis .ric ts, una the police or enies and towns, io be vigi?a. iu ihe cniorceuieut of tho police rcgu latiunti u.jd the provisions oi this order in relation io tho ?ale of imoxicat Jig liquor*. Tho p. ovisious of this paragraph will be held to ap? ply to such licences gran.ed under Gen'l Orders No. M, ta ln-Jiccpera, as remain unexpired after the 1st ol January, 1868. IV. lo promote the speedy *riel of prisoners con ?ued lar minor olfences, snu -uluish the cost of tucir maintenance, all commiiL uagistrutes will on ibo 15th and last days of esc. ont), report to thc Judge of meir county or District vurt all com uiitmonui mado JJ tuem during tho k . ediug half mouth, ipeciiymg tho date of comnii. mts, the names d' .he prisoners, and the olfences which tildy Wire committed, to the eud that the ? udges may, wAeuevcr in tueir opinion tho number of pris ouers cr other co aside, stions of public interest cull for it, win special terms oi their couru, for thu pur pose o d.npoalng oi such cases. The additional ex? penso of holding such special terms will be a charge upon 'he state Treasury, and the accounts thereior will ' e audited and paid as accounts ot a similar chancier are nowaud.ted and paid, and if the Bala? n?a low paid Ibo Judged should be inadequate lu view of f ne additional labor performed by them, a reasonable addi ti' n, upon proper representations thrcugu the Governor of the State, will be allowed. V. T-e pilotage regulations now existing ha tbe States of North and frouth Carolina, aro so far modi fie? tuat on and alter the the liret day cf March, 16?3, all passenger steam vessels, regulated by the ;avs of the United Status, and carrying a pilot oom mt-loned by United Stales Commissioners, shall be exempt lien the compulsory payment of pilotage. VL So much of tho Act of the General Assembly of the State ot North Carolina, entitled "An Act io miso moaeys," rabficd'on the 26th day of February, 1667, as make - it "iho duty of oil persons and corpo? rations to lisi and pay the [poll] tax ot such persons liable to tho same, us arc in their employment, on tlie first day or April of each year, as laborera," la hereby rescinded, and hoi carter all individual taxes will be assessed directly upon and colleoted directly irom the individuals from whom they are due; Pro? vided, that the provis!ons of this order sba ll not ap \>ly to tlie taxes levien for the current year, except that double tax shall not be enforced if thc original ax be paid on or before the first day of March, 1S68. By command of Bvt. Maj-Uen. ED. R. S. CAXBT. LOUIS V. CAZIAHC, Aide-de-camp, Ar'g. Asst. Adjt. General. Official : Louis V. CAZXABC, A. D. C., fe A. A. A. G. Ot) iUDcrtisrmriits. CIT If .?'AXES. OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR, ). CITY HALL, January 1,1868. j "VrOTICE IS HEREB? GIVKN TO ALL CON JLl CERN LD tuat the Monthly Kerums for the mouth of December past (1867), in compliance with iho Tax Ordinance, ratified on the 28th day of De? cember, 1806, must bo mudo on or beierc the 15th in. taut. W. N. HUGH LS, January 1 13 City Assessor. PUBLIC ftOTiCfi. OTFICZ CLERK or COUNCIL, I May, 1807. j lhe following Section of An Ordinance to abolish the oihce of Speriutendent of Streets ; to pr?vido l'or li cc plug (Le Streets, Lanes, Alleys, and open Courts in the City oi Charlession Clean, and "for other purposes," is hereby published for the infor uat^u of all concerned : For th? due protection of the said contractor or contractors, ii JJJurlher ordained, That eTcry owner, lessoc, occupant and tenant ot any premises front? ing in auy stiect, lune, alley, or open court, shall OJ every day (Sundays excepted) have the dirt, filth garbage, or other, oifal, placed in front of lils or hoi' lot, in a barrel, Los or heap, sud in readiness for the contractor, by thc hour oi se\eu o'clock, A. M., from tue first flist day ot May to the first day of .wernher in every year ; ana by thc hour ot nine ?'clock, A. M., Hem the first day of Novombor to the first day ol' May following. And any person of? fending heroin, or placinu uuy dirt, filth, garbage, or omet offal, lu any street, lano, or alley, or open -ourt. alter the hours above uamea, shall bo subject to a fine of not les? than two nor moro than live oilar?, for each and every offence, to be imposed by the Mayor. Bv order W. H. SMITH. May 15 Clerk of Council. AN OUUISANCB XO ?*?vrDF. F02 THE LIQUIDATION OF THE ISTEH E*1 O. TtjE DKur OF TUE COT, WHIOH ACCBUEO ON THE THIETOTH DAT OF SEPTEMBER LAST. BE IT L)1!DA1NED B? iHE MA?OR AND ALDER- ^ ?JJ city council assembled, That lor the purpose f liquidating the interest on the public debt ot the ??? W1UC? accrued on the thirii etb day ol SeptemtC p^ gjX peI. cent, stock, obli? gatory on the corporaw, ol tne Clty 0f charleston, ?hall be issued under tc direction of the Mayor, to the persona holding stock. or S13t per centi houdM 0, the city, and cat.Ued to tne ^regt ac? crued tuercon at toe tune a^va BUUsd, the said stock io bear interest alter tneQf ^ per cellt per annum, pajablo quaru-rly WC. D]e g years irom dale: Pruaided, That S t ^ JtJ(j stock sn ill bc issued for any sum feagan twenty aoiiors, or for any iracuonal part of iVuu., video, also, that all sums for lees than V?,ntv ?ol. lars, and f <r fractional parts of a dollar, be paid in city bills. SEC. 2. That tho fe rm of ccr?flcatc, and 1?.?? of tra usier ot' said stock saall bo subject to thc sam regulations sj uow exist m i elation to other city six per cent, stocks ol the city. Ratified in Ci?y C'ouucU thia twenty-second day of October, in the year OS our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Bixty-soven. [L.S] F. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. W. H. 3MTra, Cl rk of Council October 35 NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERS. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, i CHAiuxsxoN', November '?6, 1887. J ALL AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED FIRST OCTO BEE last. Thoss who failed to renew ut that time are not considered as having a License, and consequently are no Auctioneers, W. H. SMITH, November 27 Clerk of Council, J??iiKeliane?iis. PAINTS F?t? FAKMEKS A?D OTHERS. THE GRAFTON MIN SEAL PAINT COMPANY are uaw nunu?aounu^ the best, cheapest and snoot duiaulo Paint in use; two couts, Wt n put on, mixed with pure linseed uii, wUilast lu or lo yearn; it is ot a l.gu. brows or beautiful chocolate color, and con be changed to green, lead, stone, drab, olive or cream, to nuit tho taste ot the consumer, lt is valuabio lor Houser, barns, Pencos, Carriage and car-makers, Pol:s ami Wuonouware, Agricultural Implements, Canal boats, Vete?is und snip's Bot? tum?, Canvas, Metal und Suingle Rouis (it being fire ana water proot), Floor oil Cloths (une manufacturer naring used 6..00 bbls. the past year), and, as a paint tor any purpose, is unsurpassed lor body, du? rability, elasticity and adheiivenes-j. Price ?6 per bbl of dOO lbs., which will supply a larmer for years to come. >\ arranted in all cases aa above. Send for a circular which gives fud particulars. Kone genuine unless branded m a traue mark Grafton mineral Paint. H Ul. M td a CALULU, A?ents, December 13 _finwGnio Meeting-street. TINWARE CHEAP FuR CAfcH! PRESSED AND PIECE PANS % PT., PER DOZ? EN, Mc.; 1 pt. ti?c. ; 3 pr. 91; 1 qrt. 75c; 2 qrt. ?1.-J2; 3 qrt. ?L38; 4 qrt. W.U6; ? qrt. ?2.60; 10 qrt. ?3.60. PLfc AND DINNER PEATES, 8 in. $0.75; 9 in. ?7.as, per gross. jlUhtUtUt- Vials 00c.; Pints 80c; Quarts SL26; 2 Quarts ??.?J; i Quarts t&UO, per dozen. WASH DAolNa (Pressed, ?>iaui and Japanned; - sma? *a.DU; large ?&?U, pei dozen. PRESSED CULLJiMJiaio-amaU $3.00; large $4.00, per dozen. At NO. 16 BROAD STREET, ADAMS* DAMON & CO. November 6 wfm Pi.LVhMlUN IS UETTKR Til AM CORE. DR. KICORD'S Celebrated Preventive Lotion. APPROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED by tue FRENCH MJJMCJLL FACDL? Y us the only ?jaie ano miau ...c UIIH?CK, uguinst uaiection from .>p?olal Diseases. This (uv*.mi, io t.ic^aratlon is suited tor either sex, and ons proved, irum ampie I experience, ihe most euicicnl und reuablo Prev n tive ever discovered, thus enectiug H desideratum long sought l'or in the Medical World, li med ac? cording to directions < very possibility of danger may be avoided; a single application will radically neutralize the venereal mus, expel all impurities j rom tile absorbent ves??ls, and render contamina ilon impossible. Be wise .u time, and at a very email outlay, save hours ol nut aid oudily and mental tor? ments. 'litis most reliable specific, so universally adopt? ed in the Old World, is r ow offerea for sale for the drat time in America by F. A. DUPORT & CO., only authorise*! Agents Xor the United States. Price *$ per bottle. Large bottle, double size, $5. ilie usual cisco ont to the trade. Sent, se? curely packed, on receipt of price, to any address, with directions and pamphlet, by addressing to F. A. DU PU lil & CO., Sole Agents for Dr. Ki rora's P. L., May 22 lyr No. M Gold Street, New York. Factory, Hudsoi Citj IV. J. 1 WB?LESAlF^?S |? PTO. 34 JOHN STBEr*'. f YORK _ ALL STYLES AJD ?ADE? or LEAD " PENCILS ol superior qV1^ to manufac? tured and offered tt nur inns P the Trade. The public aro inlted tjdve *h? AMERI? CAN LEAD PENAL the ^efdinoe. THE PENCILS AIE IO BL THU PBD?CIB?L STATU NO AIM DEALES! AT ALL AND ASK FOB THE "AMElICAN JJU^SSP* TEamoNiAL. SEEFFIELD 8CIENTFI0 80HOG EttcuKxaiKO DKFABTPTC, TALK COUM, Norembcr 1MM. I neve al wara recoinmaded the FabijPo,y8rade Lead Pencils as tho oui^endls fitted! r both or? namental and ma th em a cal dru win/;* ^ efter u thorough trial of the Amjican Polyotie -ead Pen I ells, manufactured by lo AStertcOu td Pane ll I Company, New York, Und memrop? prto any pencil m nae, even to tit FaoWar th el 1 English I Uumberlsnd Leai Peuciibelnf Muperitipencii for ! ((etching, ornamental an niMMnical djwing, and j ah die ordinary uses of Hoad pencil. J I These penalis are voxynnaly grrtdsdaod hare a very smooth lead; even tie acitist pendnioU the point weil; they are all tat?ahibe dom? ht a pen? cil. Jt gires me great plunrrlto be auto assure Americans that tue; trtlsiO loiger be dbpelied to depend upon Germany ot any ither forgn market for penolla, \ LOOTS JUL, Irofe?or ofDrhng, bc. ALL PCS CL J? ABE RAVFXD L J9* "AMEBIOAN IJ?D PENCIL <; N. ?* None genuine without th? exact nfc of the flrn. ; look to it. Dabber 13 COLGATE Er?S?veloap, THE STAUDA? OF. Excell^Lce. For Sale hy allrocers. October 21 \ 3mo FUW POH AL.L, l j F?LL IN8TB?0TI0NS BY/WHIOH fa PEB BON, male or female, can master threat art oi Ventriloquism by a few hours' practl making a world of inn, and after becoming exts thee? wires, can teach others, thereby marringa source of income. Full instructions sent by ll for 50 cents. Satisfaction guaranteed. ! Address K o. Drawer 21, Troy, N. T. j FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF READY-MADE CLOTH!NJ! THE WHOLESALE STOCKA OF Y . MURPHY, LITTLE & CO., No. 161 Meeting-street, Opposite Pincley, .AT BETAIL. BELOW MANUFA?TUBERS' Co?. CALL SOON AND SECURE A BARGAIN. December 8 i * . . ^,-?^.._ STOVES ? s??s7"sT?^ij t^?LX^St ct fi THE MPR0YED ORIENTAL U GOOD SAMARITAN." NOW IS MR HS ! Stoves so Ginap m THAT IT WILL MAKE YOU LAUJH! The Cheapest Stove StoB Be? tween the Potomac and tie Rio Grande ! A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Hall, Parlor and CookingStoves Sheet Iron, Lead Zinc and Copper Lead and Iron Pipe. GRATES AND GRATE TRIMMINGS. HS ROOFING ASD PL?MBIN? WORK ATTENDED TO AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AT ADAMS, DAMON & CO., mo Ko. 16 BROAD-STFEET. November C CAMERON, BARKLEY ft GO., No. 150 MEETING-STREET. DEALERS !>' EVERY DESCRIPTION OF J EMIRS IES. STEAM ENGINES CIRCULAI SAW AND GRIST MILL8 ?30LTS, NUTS AND WASHERS . | BAR AND SHEET IRON AID CAST STEEL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS GUM AND LEATHER BELTINGS LACING LEATHER AND BLAKE'S PATENT BEI STUDS G?k and HEMP PACKING PAINTS, OILS AND VAIN?SHES RAW AND 30ILED LINSEED OILS SPERM, LARD AND PETROLEUM ilLS BRASS Arr, IRON, SINGLE AND DOUBLE-ACTING FORCEAD LIFT ^UMPS. No. 150 MEETING STREIT. Norember 2 rrutttao ?i?iii;o?bs. .\ORTHE\STKh."i KAI!,HOAD. GENE'tAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE I . CHARLESTOS, K. 0., January 1 186g ' f THE PASSENGER TRAINS ON THE NORTH? EASTERN RAILROAD Witt ran daily aa fol? lows, viz: Leave Charleston.,. ..9.00 A. M. Arrive at Florence.3.30 P. M. Leave Florence..8.45 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.9 30 P. M. These Trains connect with the Trains of the WO? mmgton and Manchester Railroad going North and coming Sonth, and with the Trains of the C'beraw and Darlington Railroad. h. S. SOLOMONS, January 1 Engineer and Superintendent SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL? ROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1 SAVANKAH * CHARLESTON BATJUIOAD, > CHARLESTOS, D combar 31,1867.) ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1 THE TRAINS on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad wOl run aa follows : Trains leave Charleston on Mondays, Wednesday* and Fridays, at 9 A. M., arriving at -Cboaawhatcms at&S0P.M\ . ... Be turning, leave Cooaawha'chie on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 A.' M., arriving at Charleston at 1.30 P. M.. . " A Steam Ferry connects tba Company's wharf, at the foot of Mill-street, with the Railroad Depot on the west side of the Ashley River. JOHN S. BYAN, January 1_General Superintendent SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT S OFFICE, ) CHABLESTOS, s. C.. October.8,181. j ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 6, 1367, THE PAS ^: "8i_'SOEB TRAINS on the South Car alina BaO. tbad will mn ta follows, viz : FOR AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.io.io A. W. Arrive at augusta.7.40 P. M. Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M. Arrive at Angosta.6.60 A M. FROM AUGUSTA. Leave Angosta.3.40 A. M. Arrive at charleston.12.30 P. M. leave Augusta.410 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A M. The 7.30 P. M. i rain from Charleston, and the 4.10 P. M. Train from augusta, will not run on Sundays. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.4.30 A M. Arrive at Columbta.1.10 P. M. Leave Charleston.S.40 P. M. Arrive at Columbia.:.6.00 A M. FROM COLUMBIA Leave Columbia.10 00 A M. Arrive at Charleston.7.06 P. M. Leave Columbia.3.00 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.3.20 A. M. The 6.40 P. M. Train from Charleston, and the 3.00 P. M. Train from Columbia, will not run on Sun? days. CAMDEN BRANCH. Leave Klngvifle.13.05 P. M. Arri* e at Camden. .3.40 P. M. Leave Camden.8.30 A M. Arrive at Ringville.1L10 A M. These Trams will only run on Mondays, Wednes? day! and Saturdays, L CHARLESTON AND SUMMERVILLE. For Summerville.4.30 A M. ForCharleston.L28 A M. Ker Summerville.10.40 A M. For Charleston.2.08 A M. For summerville.8.40 P. M. For Charleston;.6.36 A M. For Summerville.6.40 P. M. For^barleston.7.10 A M. For SummervlUe.7.80 P. M. For Charleston.?v. .10.69 A M. - H. T. PEAKE, January 1 General Superintendent GREAT EMLIB RESMlliTlVE AND BALM OF LIFE! FOB ALL WHO ARE CONSUMPTIVE, OB ABE ?SUSCEPTIBLE IO ANY IRRITATION OF IEE LUNGS, WB EIDER THE COUGH HAS BEEN OF LONG CONTINUANCE, OB OF BECENT ORIGIN. RODRIGUES' POW ELIXIR HI _ HAS RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED 11 SELF FOB Ita wonderful restorative and curative qualities. Under its stimulative influence, and by lia pen? etrative agency, this health lnvigoi acing cordial ex? altes a general beneficial reaction, and disperses the impermeable obstructions which prevent access to other remedies. While gradually reducing the ac? companying constriction which attends the malady, it reproduces tba essential warmth and elastic vigor of the respiratory vessels, which, by this remedial' combination, promotes the healing.process by which relief and cure ia effected. Hemorrhage! are arrested and cured, with every other concurrent disorder. Aa neither narcotic nor emetic properties of any kind are employed in this Pulmonic Compound, and the most assiduous attention given to the quality and medical value of each component article which constitute it, it is confidently and conscientiously recommended for Its safety and reliability, without restriction in generous, wholesome diet, or appre? hension of renewed cold from ita effects. For sale wholesale and retail by tho Proprietress, Mrs. CECILIA RODRIGUES, northwest corner of MEETING AND SOCIETY-STREETS, and at th? Druggists. , ? ; PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE $L23. November 12 ?_?- lyr LEA & PERRINS' CELEBRATED PRONOUNCED M EXTRACT BY fp7 of a letter from a CONNOISSEURS I j MEDICAL GENTLE? J mt MA> at Madras, to TO BX Tin om hi* Brother at n J o WORCESTER, May, Uood kauce ^S^JSiwi: c3HS " Tell LEA & PER? ABD APPLiCABia . 7^52" RINS that their sance nV?r?Mi" is highly esteemed in I ro 'jzpzSi- India, and is, in my ll-u "., _Sw?frr? opin'OL. the most pa EVERY VARIETY mable, F.I well aa the nWJT*' most who ' e some OF DISH. *-?*-3-^SAUCBthaiisniade,M The success of thia inott delicious an i ann railed condiment buring caused- many unprincipled den? ers lo apply the "naree- to Spurious Compounds, the PJBUC ls rtsptetfuUy and 'tamtsUy requested to see that toe nan rs of LEA k PETER pra are upon the WRAPPER, LABI L, STOPPER and BOTTLE. Manufactured by . LEA & i?ERRI.\f, Worceitetj J OH X DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW YORK, , AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. October 19 fm Wi VT 'THE IRISH CITIZEN." NEW WEZKLY~"?EW8PAPEB. Proprietor and Editor..JOHN MTIOEEL. TT'TRST NUMBER TOTPPEAR ON SATURDAY, JD the 131 h of October, 1867. Terms by the year.,.$3.00 Terms un-half year. L60 Terms loi four mon.hf-. 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