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TETE "DAILY NEWS. ( VLEV ?.VK P >R 1S6S. - <B ? GD H Jax... JW?. Af'cA.. ApriL May.. m 0 mm 21 3 4 10?11 6 12:13 21 SI 4 9 IO U r.7ii8 34 23 mr. 1 19 2 J 26 27 July, Aug. Sept. lilli Oe.'. 6 6 12113 20 Bl 14115 J: 2S 11112 18119 25126 .Vow. D?c.. 21 31 i 9 10 ll 16 17 18 23!21 23 29(30; 311 1 71 8 H 15 15 22 |28?29 21 22 23 29 4| 6 ll 18 25 29130 i 11|12 18,19 25 26 8 4 lOill 17 18 24 261.36 311 Tuc Old anti Ute New. ?Bute bonds wit i ' b .-je who who ere going, Kia' the Ups that mr? nised to be kissed, - Tor The rift ot .he Old Year is flowing And mrltlng away in the milt. A shadow ls over the water. Aid sile ce Uss prone on the bill, And the eoho com?* fainter and shorter From the nver that ron J by the milL Greet the New Tear with mn? io and laughter, -Let the O d fhnnk a ?ar wita a tear Sut we shill ' ememner hereafter The many who die with the year. Aye I wa s all reeret and r member Mary, sod Maud, and Irene, Though the ewift-Mlh'ng snow of December lies over them now as a screen. And the alternate sunshine and shadow Sweep over their grave* with a thrill Irene Uss asleep in tue mea tow. And Maj end Maud on tha hill. But tho l ie of the Old Y< ar I? flowing, And melting aw y in the mist; Clasp the bandi o! those who are going Elsa the hps'hat jtreraised to be Uased. YBSCTITJa IN ACTION. The Grandest Eruption of Vesuvius known xor Centuries-The Inhabitants Flying freon Ute Volcano-The Abrup? tions of the Past. Dispatches from Naples, dated December 23, mention that the emption of Mount Vesuvius ls continually increaai ng in rower and splendor. Immense sheets of whi e, yellow and crimson flame rise hundreds of fee* above the crater, and at night the Bay of Naples is lighted np - -formiles. Lava is pouring down the moun? tain side in immense quantities, and large stones are occasionally thrown out from the month of the volcano. A deep rumble, like 1 reverberating thunder, is heard from time to time, as in the bowels of the earth, and many - of the people in the vicinity have left their homes, fearing an earthquake or other calami ty. No such eruption has probably occurred _ in Vesuvius for centuries* and the spectacle ia regarded as one of the most magoidcjut and sublime ever witnessed in nature. The Lon .. don Times' corresponden:, says: Symptoms of the present emotion beoa me evident as early as the Uta of November, the night of tho meteoric display, and prognostic catie PS even some time prior to this date of au -eruption were mad J by several scion tine men accustomed to*stndy volcanic phenomena. It la rather a curious coincidence that the first distinct evidences of voloanic acion were per? ceptible on the night of the meteoric display; which fact might lead to the supposition that between that celestial and this torres tia t phe - nomenou there war. some subtle, incomprehen fV Bible affinity. Whether this hypothesis ia cor ' rector not, is a matter for abstruse specula? tion; tao fa-it remains thal the present erup? tion baa been a crescendo movement which . sTiomraoaoad wita a lot?, indistinct rambling about the middle of November, and gradually > . th? subterranean thunders increased in sono? rous volume to its present pitch of power, and now the grain valleys of itrio dol Ca vallo glow wita fl XC2 snbterrAoeii fires, and tba cooa of the mountains bears its sparkling heaps of red-hot shingle and lumin? ous abeets of sulphurous fires. The fire is high m air, glowing red y against the sty, a l sn th Tory little light reflected back from above, bat with a aloud of smoke that tra ebie* with intenso heat hanging over tho orate:. There ara showers of stones which bavs more resem? blance to what was burled forth in the earlier * eruptions than to the phenomenon of a lew Tsars ago. Such showers nu<eit dangerous lo approach the edge of the crater, even on the t soul a side towards Pom 'eil, wh Te no lava is .. desceudirg, bat they add to tho grandeur of ? tho scene, and, after all, a reasonable visitor may bo content to gaze upwaid from the Atrio _del Oavelio, orto urambie a shortdstance only upon the hot and shifting scoria of the Oone. - - Zn past eruptions, the earthquakes bare come before the stones and lava were dis _'' charged-whilst Vesuvius was straggling with repressed voiumes of gie; and now that ont : ward action bas begun, thu greatest dancer of w volcanic regions is temporarily over; yet, not - with standing, the present eruption may be one Of tkrr.flo power and appalling splendor. This - mountain ls often spoken of by ancient Roman '." writers without allusion to ita volcanic oharac ' _ ter; and that such had always been its nature j waa only inferred from the igneous character .. tuite rooks, as observed by Strabbo. Its first _ lacer de d emption occurred in the month of August, A. D. 7?, and it was during this time ". that the oitieo of Pompeii and Herculaneum - - were buried beneath the scories and ashes, the ' quantities oi which ejected far exceeded the , ' ' balk of the mountain. In the eruption of 1066 the first flow of lava occurred. The total num i Dat of its great emptions down to the present time bas been about aixty, some of which have been chiefly remarkable for the vast movement taking place in a short time. 'Be? tween 1308 and 1631, no eraptl.n occurred ex? cept a slight one in 1500. ~ Th? emption of 1631 was accompanied with great curr du ie of lava, which flowed over most ot the villages afc its brae, and at the same time . torrents of boiling water were Beut forth That _J&J.T19 was grand and terribie; white sulphu? rous smoke, ?ike heaps of cotton, rose up in piles four times as high as the mountain, and spread about it to a proportional extent/and - masses of rock were projected to a height of at ~; least 2000 feet. In the terrible eruption or . j Juno, 1791, in which tbe town of Terre del ... Greco was destroyed, a single stream of lava waa estimated as containing more than 46 000, _ 000 square feet. In 1822 the whole top of the 'mountain was broken nj, forming an erjptical chasm three miles in circumference and 2000 feet deep. In May, 1855, the flood of lava de . stroyed the village of Cerc?lo. An eruptim - oeenrced in June, 1858, another in August, 1859. and one of great violenoe in December, 1861. The convulsion in the last continued for aeve _Ttl days, and even up to Jauuary 1,1862, the trembling of the earth had not ceased, and ex? halations of g is in the streets of Torre del " Greco, which hal been rendered inhabitable, Were so strong as tobe almost' meufiferabie. The effect of tins eruption has been to materi? ally alter the shape of Vesuvius, and before tbe present convulsions the old orator had been deepened and tea new cones produced. ' ! A PAST PUTHOE.-A few weeks ago tho Prince Of .Wales was on a visit to Paris. A foreign \ correspondent thus records one of the little in . ?dents of tbe Prince's stay there : ' ?^'Lotort ls tho name of the Parisian money *{0*jer who recently extricated the Prince of j Printfrom a veiy unpleasant scrape. Thc Of a je*.113 in?ogn:to in Paris, and had bought worth an6' !tl9ro diamonds and bracelets, presented \ fitt-v thousand francs, which he _ <?k?r.<-~Trwnde a good-looking member of the ra Etrangers play6 lhca weDt tj tbe C?rele des * .' fr usc ne had wlthat baocaiat, and lost every .... e'.ier oame to him ag' Ne*icorning the jew . : the Prince told him hwanJttidi hl8 -noney; . that he would serd himttd'l0t got afranc, and erina AeyJewtta ?"ed wiotlLHT? from If f>d?a theVtince and aeixo Ue jo?>?hre",inod to sue - .-.?tbeiOretfe. Tho PrinceTwa1? ffl ^ft?S* B i to secure the money, as he wai1 ao-0?8h=w ?li i-Miy to his mothPiJe wishes, andiPxils C0Q Jojed at the offer wuioh the above-n?iVhr?" ea-.; ..*?r** 1 -i? ,?iaS3t*A * (iommerri?t Exports MATANZAS-Per seor Mlnar.vit--69.08i feet Pitch Pine Lumoer 150 bbl? ? Bosin, 40 bbl? Spirits Turpentine. 6t> bbl? P?tateos, ll half obis Mack? erel, ?00 Cabbages. j oe tn? no ?ion Cotton Jiu rue i. OFFICE OF TBE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, J ouant-ERTOs. Wedcosdav Eveninc, Januar* 1, '(8. I COTTON*.-The day be ng partially observe! as a holiday, tho mottet was quiet, but prices were gene? rally very fu 1, and transactions were restiicted by the veiy Htfht ? upp-y of 'ho sople on the mattet bales about ?U50 bales, viz: 8 at 12; 66 a 13?; 3? a: 12?: 31 J3>?; 43 at li?; 47 at 14?; 8 at 14?; and 25 at 15c. We quot.: LIVERPOOL oussrncATxojr. OrJinary to Good Ordiuary.T2?@13 Low Middling.13%(*,1*., Middling.14>,@i4? Btriot Midoaing.16 ? Aug ? sta Market. AUGUSTA, D c?nnet 31.-S?O?SITIE3-Augusta Fact J r . t-ck sold to-day at .25. COITOS.-fu ere has been but httl) off rino to? day, tbouKU pilcos w. re o>m at 14.\ for NeW Yor. Mtouliuff a t.-r the leceiptof Kew Yor. morion* t:i f?'am-. Salo' and re.ilpts were both ll.ht to av, eales amounting to 821 bales, and receipts 236 bale s. COT OK S?ATEHk?T. -tock on band Sept. 1, 1867. 9,588 .Locejpto to oate.67 922 -- 67,610 Exporta and home consomption.48,88 Stockontaud.19,127 Co; K-N?w Wolte tl 10; Mixed $ > 05ol 08. WHEAT-White t'A 70d2 8 j ; Be 1 $2 20a2 ?tv. Wilmington Harket. WILMINGTON, December 31.-T?BTESTINE -IS in demauu, and no arri une. Last sate ?as at ?8 tor so.t and fl 8u tor h rd. SPIRITS inapENTiss- as advsnoeu ene cent, bu. the sa.e.> me limitea lorwantof stock. Sales of 41 bbis at 48c ? ga .ion. BOSK-.Nuts of 247 bbls at 92 for comm :?. $2 12 ?a 2 26 lor strained sud No 2, and ?2 6u (br No. 1. No receipts or sale.? ot Tar. Corr ox- Marko, st ady. Sales of 32 bales at I3?c for low rmudrinj and 18?c for mulddng. New Orleans Market. KEW ORLEANS, D-.cembor 27.-CoTTOS-The salee t>day auuunted to OUOJ baled, st stoaoirr ana faner pri?es, show jig, in mauy eases, au im. rove meut ot ?c. We now monitj our quocuons as lo.iowB : ordinary U?al:??; uood Ordinary 13?. 13?; Low Mida hag I3?ai4?; Ml ding -ala?; : uri J t Middling I4?a-, aud Good MiddUu, 16?*-. ano maraes e pen ea wiih e mod?rate bu, ??ly, Btrhigen. pretensions on the part of iac.ora, unu a very lair aemanu, when at a la.or nour became more l.vely, wuen tho opening o. eda.no-.o. BUU pies bave a wider fk ope to bnyurs. Hence tue libe? ral extent uf ihe outlines* uo.ed above. Prices, un tue wool., exhibited greater etea din J S than y ester uay, a^d ihero were reiver lo s to oe touuu ut pilco* uniier the ruling rates. But siiil there was c. ualuer auij i, romula a ty. ordinary soid aa iowas 12c, andas .nish as Li, and Good ordinary as .ow as 1 J, and as high ?s 13?. Thei ewa* but little Low Miduhug to be hau at ld?, but st U the sales nt tu ose ligures were of sumcicut extent to be a oasis for a quo.ation com? pelling us, on the base ot transactions at li?, to ex? tend u..r range for that grade. Tue sates oi tue past turee days sum up W.8o? baies, making a total fur .ho wee* ol 27,800 against 342?0 isac week. Toe re? ceipts proper io. me week, excluding the arrivals iruut Mod ile, Florida and lexus, wu,ch aro em bracea ui their respective statements, amount to 20,4.Jl bales, against 3..U10 last week, snowing a de? ere aaa ol W67w baie?, ano re feints proper lur the correspenoalig pe.tod last year were 2U.461 balea, ihe week's exyuiis comprise lid, 780 bales, tin bracing 4829 to Liverpool, 47t>u io Havre, 91e8 to Bremen, 663 to trenca. 6.6 to Vera Cruz, 772 to Bostel, 2s2i io Ne * York, and 351 io Ptiuaueiphla. STATEMENT or corros. -tock on hand september 1st, iso?.bales-16,256 Arrived to-day.6,886 Arri. ed previously.?.... .260,310-267,195 272,461 Cleared to-day. 7,498 Ole ired previously.168,807-166,606 9toct on hand and on shipboard. 1< 6,946 'lhe clearances embraced 1093 bales for New Kora, 771 lor Ik* co o, 1781 tor Havre, 3189 lor Biemeu, and 66o for Uenoo. Consignees per Sonta Carolina Railroad, Juuuiu y A. 902 bales Cotton, 10 bait s Yams, 1005 sacks Corn and Peas, 1*0 -*gs uough Bice, 126 bMs ttusln, J car? caite, ?bo. J Camp-tin ? CU-, riv J stoney, ci W Whhauis & Co, J ai cala wed & son?. Vol Hunt, D B ve.iel, ?lr. Boil road Agent, J C H clavasen, w c courtney ii co, tiiraeser, Lee. omith ft Co, Mowry ft LO, G W Wit ie, b. a Bodger J ft co, Wardlaw & Ca? rew, O N averill, il L Jotters ft co, H Cotna At Co J N Hobson, ?i M Martin, West ft Jones, J w spngue, J N Teideman <fc Co, B T walker, Oiobea ti Co, Hart & Co, J K J it Kirkpatrick, L Limpe, l u Fade & co, H M Brun., W w ?arito, i nsw Dewees, cnisoim Bros. li F biro one, itev A M Chris .o erg, W Le bu y, i W Miked, Aa.uu, Frost & co, ti ntsj..off t Co, W P cowling, TJtsey t Kenyon, M QOtUsmith s son. Consignees per Northeastern Railroad, January 1. 169 bales Cotton. 63 bbls Naval Stores, Udze, ftc. To J ft J 1) KirapatriClc, Z IMvis, W K Byan, ?lo?rj at Co, A S Joans.n, iburston st Ho.mis, M Jacobi, u W William J * Co, Sendai! ft Dwoaery, W C Couii ney ft co, J M Ca.uv.eJ fi Hon, Adams, Frost A: CO, W Boach, ti r. Piltcuett, uraeser, Lee, smith ft Cc, Kana, aux ft Lanno^u. V A sawyer. Passengers. Per steamar Charleston, from Now York-J D Mc? Gowan, ? ti Beaman, A Moor, W ballard, M S Lasse? rait. W P Pay ns, J J Vluowt, M Has Jo, j Moaiauon, a Wamh j.d. J 4 . o.*nia?, U alorroli, ? KronKena?,s, Mr av. un etd, T Au ca sip, H 0 Boss. J Law, W Littie, L linger, and - in steerage. P*r steamer city Point, from Palatks, via Jaok aaavilis, ?emnndiua ana r-avuiiaaa-H CoggiU, Mis* H Coggiit, Maas A CoKgtiL H J Carson, - . rinoe, - Wooley, D Joan'uga, Dr Elliott, W Uvas, Judge Jel lasan, and S dec a. fiimnt ItlttDS. PORT OF CHARLESTON. Arrived Yesterday. Steamship ChariestoD, Berry, New York-left - Ult Mdse. To Street Bros ft Co, D A Amine, J A Brenner, J Apple, J B Betts, T M Bri~t.nl, H Bis? choff ft Lo, Boh ai?na Bros, W M Bird ft Co, Bissel! ft co, T g Bee, 0 D Brahe, T A Betunioh, Mrs L Bi. ser. Cartmill, Harbeson & Co, J A Cook ft Co, Chis oi m Bros, J j Uregg, Cohen, Hanckel ft Co, ramp bell, Knor ft-Co. X af Cater, W K Choice, H Cobla & Co, W s ccirwlu & 0), B & A P Caldwell, Usoius & Witte, b G Courtenay, J W Denny, Dowle ft Moise, -?teamor D.'* tater, J D Witchcn. li Titer j, M Drake, J A Ln toa, Furchgott ft Bro, Buses ? co, D F Flem? ing A. Co, I C ? elk ft Co," J H (inver. Goodrich, Wineman ft Co, C Ooldateln, Holmes A: Calder, N A Hunt, Hasdj, Calhoun ft Co, J Hurkamp ft Co, J W Uurnsoii, Hart it Co, H Gerti ta & Co; Jeffords ft Oo, E S Jamison, Hahn ft tchroder, Kllnck, Wickenberg ft Co, J KlitUey, H W Kinsman, J P Kelp, Eiiete At Chapman, J W Li aley, - Loeb, Laurey & alexander, A Langer, C Liteohgi, Luhrs A. ?te.?ug, J P Low, M A ft Co, X McCarthy, W Mstthiessen, W Mancher, < B McEihoue, Mc Loy ft Bice. O ? add eu, S C Bailriad Agent, N E Bah road Agent, and others. The Cbarlefi ton experianced heavy gales, and lay to for twenty hours. steamship Saragossa, Crowell, from Charleston for New York. On toe :9th ult, encountered a terrine NE gale which lasted atty hour?, against wm ch she could make no headway; returned for coaL 30th ult, thirty milesK of Cape Bomain, passed B.earner Huntevihev from Savannah for New York. The HunUvllie left savannah on Saturday or sunday, steamer City -Point, Adkius, Palatki, via Jackson? ville, Fernandina and Savannah. 113 bales Cotton, Udze, ftc. lOBavesel ft Oo, T ii ft W De wees. J B E Sloan;' J 'ft" JU KTrkpatrlck, Fraser ft Dill, Pluck ney Br it-, W M Lawton, J A Enaljw ft Co, Cohen, Hanikcl i Co, Q u Ingraham ft - on, J Salvo, bouth em Express Co, H coggiil, Boper & Stoney, Adams, Frost ft Co, K S nodgera ft Co. .-loop H E Leo, from cooper Elver. 600 bushels Bough Biod. Io O H Ingraham S? Hon. Cleared Ycsteiday. Sohr Minerva, Collins. Matanzas-J A Enslow ft Co. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York. British o .rs Tecumaeh. Sponagle, Liverpool. Brl?Bhl rig Two Brothers, Butler, UverpooL Sehr Mary Milnes, Burdga, Bu^Jtsville, j C. . . ItibT Ol? VESSEIJS UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS POST. FOREIGN". LIVtBPOOL. The Magdala, Coghill, sailed.Deo 9 Ihe Skjold, Albrechtsen, cleared.Nov 19 NU WC AS ILE, Etta. Bork C A Jones, ---, up.Nov 16 KXWPO&T, SMO. Tho Sabina, Martin, sailed.Nov 23 UUTU. The Bertha, Anderson, sailed.Oct 22 DOM ESXIO . ?warro? Sehr E H Furber, Cobb, cleared.Doc 34 NSW .nun, Sehr Vapor, Bogart, oleared.jt Sohr M ?J Brambah, Hussey up.Dec li Sohr charles J Smith, Wright, up.Deo ig Sehr Jenuie S bhepard, Barrett, up.Dec 20 Sehr Maria Lunt, .ricey, d.-ured.DeC27 aatiTiMoss. Brig Yankee Blade. Coombs, cleared.Doe 16 TUE SDJITKR WATCHAtAN IS PUBLISHED EVES Y WEDNESDAY, AT 81V. TER, S. C., by GILBEBT ft FLOW.JUS, Proprie tor, nt KOCK DOLLARS per as utica, mvuraabiy in odvane, Adverdsements inserted at usual rates. Every r'tyie oi Job ipnH:i? exewu>d m ti? ti-?*i? .St i Lyn aaa pfMMt Usp ? sh, st pteffl o*f 19 . uv ?riv LOM. Headquarters Second Military District, ) CHABLESTOS, 8. C, December 31, 1867, J [General Ordert No. 164.] I. PAR AGS ?Pd II OF GENERAL ORDERS NO. 10, from toe Heidquarters of tue Second Military District, dated April :L 18j7, is modified as follows: Judgments or d.-crees lor tho payment of mouoy on causes of act on ari-lng m North Carolina, between the 20ta d.y of Ma.-, 1881, and the 20th day of Apr'l, 13:5, and lu sou'? Carolina between the 19th doy of December, I860, -nd th.' 29;h day of April, 1865, nhill uot bd cn orced, by execution, against the person or piopony of tho defendant. Proceedings for such causes of action now pending ehaU be stayed, and ne suit or procosa shall bi instituted or commenced on such causes of action until after the civil government of t..e respective States shalt bo es? tablished in accordance to tho Jaws of the United States. Paragraph m of the same order is modified as follows: Sheriffs, corouors, and constables, are hereby di? rected to suspend the sale of all property upon exe cu don, or process under any judgement or de creo of a court of the so-called Coniedetato states, or of the State o-North Ciro.ina rcn.orod between the 20th day of May, 1881, and the organization of the provi? sional governmen t of said slate, under the Pr. si J cn t'a p.oclainatioa of the 29th cay of April, 1865, or ol the Stale of south Carolina, ?eudered between tho 19th day of December, 1860, and tie organization of the provisional government of tho said state, nuder the President's proclamation of the SOth day of June, 866, unless thc writ en consent of the defendant be entered of record, and except in caves where the plaintiff, or his attorney, upon oath, supported by corroborative testimo jr, eh Al a lege that the d?ten? dant is disposing of, removmg, or about to remove, hts property beyond the jurisdiction of a court with intent to defraud his creditors: Provided, that no such judgement, so rendered, ;with in the p?riode aforesaid, shall be a bar to the commencement, in a State court, of a new suit upon the same cause of action in any case ia which, bylaw, the defend mt may remove or appeal the same to a court of the United otates. The sale of real or personal property, by foreclos ure of mortgage, is likewise suspended in the cases embraced in Paragraphs n and III of said Order No. 0, aa above amended, except lu cases where interest money accruing subsequent to the 29th day ot April, 1866, sholl not nave been paid be:oro the day ol sale, and all previous restrictions on such sales are re? voked. Paragraph TV of the SD me order is modified by substituting the 29th day of April 1565, for the 19th day of May, 1865. Paragraph V of -he samo order is modified as follows : All proceedings for the recovery of money on con? tracts, whether under seal or by parol, the conside? ration of which was the pu:chose of slaves, male subsequent to the first day of January, 1863, are sus? pended. Judgmonts or decrees entered for such causes of action shall not be enforced. Paragraph VII of the same order is modified as follows: In all sales of property under execution or by order of any court, there shall be reserved out of the property of any defendant who has a family depend* ent upon his tr her tabor, a dwelling house and ap? purtenances, and (ii lu the country) twenty acres of land, or so muoh thereof that the whole shall not ex? ceed in value the sun of two thousand dollars; and in a town or city, the immeJlato lot upon which such dwelling house is situated; and necessary ar.ides ol furniture, apear.-1, aubslstonco and implements of husbandry, trade or other employment, to the value of five hundred dollars. The homestead exemption shall inure only to tho benefit of families. In o'her cases, the exemption shall extond only to doming and implomen s of trade or employment usually followed by the defendant, of tho value . t two hun? dred dollars. The exemptions hereby made shad not be waived or de.eited by tho act of any defen? dant who has a family dependent upon him or her for support, and ibe exempted property th li be aac.r tained and defiled by the sheriff or other officer en? forcing the exeoution, who shall call t J his aid two impartial citizens to mike tho necessary appraise? ment, and shall make report thereof to the court. Paragraph X ie hertby mo dined ao as to authorise arrest in civil actions ex contractu only in cases where the demand ls past due and tho deiendant has been guilty ot a lraud in contrasting the do ot sued for, or has removed or disposed of his property, or is about to do ao, with intent to defraud bis credi? tors, or is about to leave the State with suca lutont Paragraph XVI is amended by adding thereto, all proce.ding* in any court ot North Carolina, or oi South Caro.ina, recognizing or sanctioning tho in? vestment of the funds of minor heirs, or ot female J, or of Insane person B, in the securities cf the late rebel government, or the secutities of the states oi Norlb Carol na or South Carolins, created for tba purpose of carrying on war ogaint the the Government of the Gaited States, w.ll be BUS penned until the question of the validity of such in? vestments shall have been determined by the Courts of the Un:tod 3.ates, or by national legislation. And no thin,' in the provisions of this order, or ol the order No. iO above cited, shall be held to bar or hinder the recovery, by ault, of the estate of any minor hair, female, or in sane person (cutui que truft), whether in the hands of executors, . dminiatrut rs, trustees, guardians, j musters or clerks of equity courts, or other ndlcuary agents, or Invested by them in their fiduciary char* acter. IL General Orders No. 85, of May 20, 1867, is re? voked; and on and after the first day of January, 1868, the aistiliauon cf spirituous liquors in this MLitory District will be subject to aucn restrictions ouly as are impoaod by tho liws or che United Stites and of the Status of North and South Carolina, re apect.vely. UL Paragraphs VL and VII. of General Orders No. 82, dated May 90, 1867, are revoked, and the power to grant licenses lor the sde of spirituous or L?toxica lng liquors is rem tied to the proper locai authorities, to take effect on and after the first dav of January, 1868, aud to bj subj oct to the following conditions: 1. The municipal authorities granting the license ahull be answerable that the parties to who t, such licenses are granted, together with tueir sureties, shall be responsible persons, and ot good moral standing in the community, and that both principal and sureties shall be able to qualify individually in oouble the amount of the bond required, and that the bond shall be a lion upon the personal property or both principal and sureties, and upon proof of de lault shall warrant tho summary seizure sud sale ot so much of the property of either or both as may be neces-ary to satisfy tho for.eLure or fine and costs. 2. Drunkenness or disorderly conduo; on the premires shall work the forfeiture of the license aud of the penalty of tue bond. 3. The owner or keeper of any b tr room, saloon or other place at whian intoxicating liquors are sold and all other persons lutetosted or connected tuere wlth, shall beregatded as principals In any ootio^ oi damages growing out of any assault, ilot, affray or other disorder occurring on tue premises, or di? rectly traceable thereto. 4. Ali bar rooms, saloons or other pisces at which intoxicating liquors are sold, shall be dosed ou thc day or days of any general or locai clo. non, and tor the twelve hours uext preceding tho opening and next euccec ji-b' the dosing of the poll? at such dec tio-; una the shena's of comities aud ilstricis, und the chief of police of cities aud tow-s shall have power to dire J t the dosing ol bar rooms and other ph-.ees for the sale of intoxicating liquors whenever i. may be n.cessaryiu moir judgment to pre?eive order and qu.et, I- 6. The proceeds of all licenses, forfeitures and fines, under the local regulations or under the pro? visions Of military orders, will be devoted to thc support of the poor, ana us soon as realized will bo turned over to tho cummigbionois or overseers ol the i cor of the d striat, county, city or town in which they accrued, ana tho coin a. i boners or over? seers widl at the ead of each month report to tho Provo; t Marshal-General of the District tho amount received by tin m during tho mouth, spochyiug tho names ol th. parues from w.om it was received. 6. ibe penalties imposed by this order or by thc local police le^ululicns may be tnforced in any civil or military court, aud upon couvlctiou the com t may award to the imormer a sum not exceeding hi ty per c nu of the loiLituro or fine. And' it ls made thc duty ol' ali therine, constable.4, and coroners o? cone tie? und dis riots, ana the police of cities and towns, to be vigila.u iii <he entoreoiucut cf thu police rogu? ladens aud the provisions ot thu order in relation to tho .ale of in toxi .at ng liquor.-. Tau p ovuLons of this paragraph will bo held to ap? pl> to auch acenses gran.ed under GefTT Orders No. 83, to innkeepers, as reinalu unexpired after the 1st ?{January, IMS, s rr. To promoco the apoedy-trial of prisoner* cou-, fined for mi ii or ?ff.hceV,- and diminua the cast of tUoir maintenance, all committing magistrates will on tho 15th and last days of each month report to the Judge of their County or In strict Court ah oom mitments made ^y them dur in ? the pre. eding half month, . pociiying tho date of comuiitmeats, the names cf .he priEoners, aud the otfences fo. which they wore committed, to the end that the Judges may, whenever in t-cir opinion the number ol' pris? oners,or other coueide abous of public interest cull for it, h?ld special terms ot their courts, for the pur? pose or d spotting ot such cases. The additional ex? pense of holding such spcciol terms wiU be a charge upon the Slate Treasury, and the accounts thereior will bo audited and paid as accoun.s ot a similar character are now aud icd and paid, aud if the sala? ries now paid the Judges should bo inadequate lu view of tho addit.oaal labor performed by them, a rojBonaUo addier n, upon proper representations througa tho Governor of the State, will be allowed. V. T-e pilotage regulations now existing in tho States of No.th and ?oath Carodna, are so far modi? fied taot on and alter the tho first day cf March, 1668. all passenger steam vessels, regulated by the laws of the United Slates, and carrying a pilot com? missioned by United States commissioners, shall be exempt bom the compulsory payment of pilotage, i VL So much of the Act of the General Assembly of the Sute of North Carolina, entitled "An Act .0 raise moaeys," ra ohed on che 28th day of February, 1867, as nake; lt "the duty of sh persons and corpo? rations to list and pay the [poll] tax of such persons liable to the same, as are in their employment, on the first day of April of each year, as laborers," is hereby rescinded, and hereafter ah individual taxes will be assessed directly upon and collected directly irom tho individuals from whom they are due; Pro vided, taat the provis!ons of thh order sha ll not ap? ply to the taxes loviel for the current year, except that double tax shall not bs enforced if the original tax be paid on or L cfore the first day cf March, 1B88. By command ol BvU MaJ-Uou. ED. B. S. CANDI. LOUIS V. CAZ1AHC, Aide-de-Camp, Actg. Asst. Adit, General. Official : Louis V. CAZUBO, A. D. C., & A. A. A. O. MSC???I???S. l'\nL..\Ot:L^HiA V?t?VERaiTY OP MEDICINE AND SURGERY. /TU3E PULLACEXi'HlA UNIVERSITY OJ' MEDI J. CIN ii AND i (J rt ut it Y was organized ia id'c. quartered hy the Leghuacura. Feoraary 36. 1868. Na cae eli tuged hy a leHlaiative apartment to the Eclectic -.eu-iul College, 01 Pidladeiphia, in I80U. in IS6H it puiCmiBtu uie Pennsylvania Medical col? lege, esabasued lu 15**, ano tue Pmatdeipnia Modi uti College, which hau previously ueeu merged lulu mo .Pennsylvania Medica. < onega, in leo? it pur? chased the Pena Medical Umvtxai.y. tai Trustees oi the separat? scuools united, peJMoued and ob coln od u bpeela 1 Ac ot tue eeyia. acure, consolidating tuese iiisutauons and ena guig meir names to thai. 01 ene Puujaeipnia eniver?i ly ol ated?eme and sur? gery, atarea 16, laido. Ail ui.se various Act? are pun U.hed in uie sututca ot Pennsylvania, ano coat 01 the i uaiiiing and museum wa? over one aundrea moa sana dollars, lt wui ne observed that tue Uni? versity, ?snow organized, is the legal irepreseutatrru 01 tau tour Mea teal uoueges tust 11 has absorbeu. ici? a huerai eenuin 01 laedioine, cou tined to nu uugma, nor attachea .0 any medical cliques, but emuruces In its w^n'pg ever/tplng ol va.ua to the pro rea31 on. ?cunnii.-ll noa two tull sessions each year, com? mencing on the 1st 01 uctouer, and continuing unui uie 1st o' January, aa its tirai session, said tram Uie lei 01 January cu cue lac 01 april, aa its second; thc .wu oouscnunuig one fun course ot leu eurea. It na? also ? ?Unimex session, commencing uta 1st Apr., aaa continuing unca August, tor ms preparatory oranunes, sucn as Luton, Greek, MAmematics, Bota? ny, 2w0iugy, cneiuistry, Anacoiny, Paywoiogy, ecu XickUt.-llcltem co tue fun course of Ieee ure? ii J:, ur CD J xor eucu session. Dor cue summer ar pre? paratory course s'J?. Gian-iutlng iee ?au. To NJU yoting men 01 mudaraie insane, the University hue issued nve nuuai'eu ecuoluianipd, wnlcn are sold cu ursi-uounu acudeuts - tor ?76, and to secoud-coura. aiuueutd ana ciergymeu tor ?uv, e. cn cousutuung uiu numera hie member, wicn aie perp?tuai privi? leges Ol cue lectures, and all che teacniuys 01 Uie *cnooi. a ne onay tdmaouul. lees ure a , early dis .iee ung ana aiuaiounicuig u cot CL. eucn 01 wiucn is ?0. Tuc Aduatuayet or oc/u/wrs/u/it.-anu stuaenc nola nag u soujlursuip cou oncer lue Conege at any CUUc uuxiog cue your, uttoni aa loug us ne cnousee, uiiu ic-eutuo tue uisututiou ss t'.equeuuy as du-irud. lt iequir?s no pieviou? redoing ux ?.uay io eatei Ula university un scuouUiuup?, nonce, ail pu vu m 4uliiou iee? are s^vea. scuuenca, cy Aoiuiug scnolarslupa, can prosecute uCnex COMUlUsS a ?. ua'i 01 cue Um e. ino i-ttuuinaie iur grau uut.vu caa present hlmsen ai uuy cnn J, und receive inn degree us soon us quun .lou. In cate a student should hoi J a scholarship ana not Ut uolu lo ?lund lectures, it can oj iraiuuerreu .0 auocuor, Ul us cirevouuug an/ loss. l'uiouts, guarantor*'or mead? 01 scud en ta wishing .0 pOT.IUJO sencioosnip tor taem a year or more o e. ore cuuuatieudauoe at tue ouiveraicy, can secure tueui by auvaucuig oue-nam the price and pay in* u-e butane* wueu che scudeui cutera. 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Mint, to rurel- packed- an rereipt of price, to any scares*, with directions and pcmnhlet, bv addreasing to F. A. DU PO Bl & ca, Sols Agente tor Dr. Bi cord's P. L., " Moyi. ijr l?'o? 13 <?K?W etmt, Hew ?orfc j ; (?iti) |l?f?f rtii?f mt nts, : CIT? TAXES, J; ~" OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOB, I "" COT HALL, January I, 1868. J l^TOnCE 13 HEUEUY (?IVVJ* IO ALL CON' J.1 CEBNi-? tuat tba Monthly Returns tor tho month of December past (1867), In compliance with tho Tax Ordinance, ratified oa tue 28th day oi ne ceinber, Ide?, must be made on or bo! ure the 15th in. tant W. H. HCGHES, January 1_13 City Assessor. PUBLIC NOTICE. . Omci CLEBK OP COUXCIL, l May, 1887. f The following Section of An Ordinance to abolish the omeo of spenntendent of streets ; to pr?vido for Keeping the street). Lines, Alleys, and open courts in the City or Char-esston Clean, and "for other purposes," ia hereby published for the infor? mation of all concerned : For th" due protection of the said contractor or contractors, it it Jwtlur ordained, 1 hat every owner, lessee, occupant and tenant of any premises front? ing In an; sUeet, lane, alliiy, or open court, shall on every day (Sundays excepted) have the dirt, filth garbage, or other. ooaL placed in front of his or ber lot. In a barrel, box or heap, and in readiness for the contractor, by the hour ot se\en o'clock, A. M., from the Brat Si at day ot .'day to the first day ol .November in every year ; arid by the hour ot nine o'clock. A. M., frcm the mst day of November to the first day of May following. And any person of. fending herein, or placing any dirt, filth, garbage, or o?ier offal, in any street, lane, or alley, or open court, siter th* h -.ura above named, shall be subject to a fine of not ier- than two nor moro than five olia?, for each and every oncnoe, to be imposed by tho Mayor. By order W. H. SMITH, May 16_Clerk of Connell. AN OU JJ: NANCE io PROVIDE ron TUX LIQUIDATION or THE INTER? EST OV THE DEBT OF TH : COT, WHICH ACCRUED 0~. THE THIRTIETH DAT SF BEPIXHUEE LAST. BE IT ORDAINED HY 1 HE MA YOB AND A LD Eb >1 EN hi City Council assembled, That iui the purpose of liquidating the interest on the public deot or the city, which accrued on the mir. i . ?th day ol September last, six per cent stock, obli? gatory on the corporation c t the City of Charleston, ?hall be issued under the direction of ti e Mayor, U. the persons holding stockt, or six per cent, bonds 01 the city, and euLtled to receive the interest ac? crued thereon at tho tim ; above stated, the salo stock to bear interest uti r the rate of abc per cent per annum, payable qu&rturly, redcemaole in thirtj years tr o ru date: Prundtd, That no part of said stock snail bc issued for tay Bum ress tuan twenty dollars, or tor any irac?onal part of a dollar: Pro xnded, also, that all sums tor lees than twent> dol? lars, und f jr fractional ?arts of a dollar, shall be paid in city buln. Sxo. 3. That the fe rm of certificate, and mode ot transfer of said stock oliail bo subject to the same regulations as now oxn?t iii i elation to other city six per oent stocks of tho cir p. Ha tined in City Council tins twenty-second day ol october, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, ILS.] P. C. GAILLARD. Mayor. W. H. SMITH, Clerk of Council October 35 NOTICE TU A LC TI ON EE HS. OFFICE CLEBK OF COUNOEL, 1 CHABLESTOI;, November 26,1807. j ALL AUCTION LICENSES EXPIHED FIBS? OCTO BEB last Ibose who failed to renew at that time are not considered as having a License, and consequently are no Auctioneers. W. H. SMITH, November 37 Clerk of Council. TO JUNK-SHOP KE?fEHS. OFFICE CLEBK OF COUNCIL, 1 DECEMBER 2, 1607. j j rit JUNK-SHOP LICENSES OF THE FOLLOW' INO persons have expired. They are herobj notified to apply ac this Om.o immediately and re? new the same : PHILIP KILEY, Warr ;n and St Philip-streets. M. ?ElNuLub, No. 6 bedon's Aliuy. M Alix* tiUmZE, .No. 71 Culhoun-street EDMOND WALLACE. No. 34 Wasiiington-straet. JAMEa WALLACE, No. a5 spring-street JOHN LE ,H?, Na 3U Oominu-sireet MAB! HAFEEUTY. coiumbua and Hanover-eta. M A it Y CA .UP ?ELL. President and Cannon-sts. P. MANION, No. 57 e'iatt-sireet JOHN HEiNNY, No. Kl Queen-street. JAME? ?ABBY, No. 10 vVhsri-street D. CONKOY, No. S3 St Pump-street P. DOBAN, No. lo Exchange-street P. P1NKU?SOHN,NO. aghast Bay. W. H. SMITH, December 3 _Clerk of Council. AN OK DIN AN C E IO REGULATE TBS STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, XS Ftonoots, AMS oxzxa QD7LAXXAELE OILS. Sxo. L Et it ordain?i by tht Mayor and Aldermn ?ti (My Council attembled. That trom and after thc lith a ii of Juno noxt. lt slu?l not ba lawrul io Xoej. Petroleum, Kerosene, hook Oil, Bond nu, Dent?le, or any other inflammable oil or olia on storage oi for salo In any cellar, store or o uh ding south of Lino street In a larger gu.-n.iny than any galions on any one lot or oremises, au>> any such quantity so kept oi storea shall be contained ii. vessels ot tin orothoi metal. ssc. 2. That Petroleum, Its products, or any othei IE flammable oil or oiu, when brought Into the city by lan,) or water, may be kept on any lot or In any omlding in which cotton ls not stored, for a pen ou not exe A edin 4 twenty-Tour hours, upon the expira? tion of which timi- it shall be removed and kept is the manner as required bf the foregoing section: Ssc. 3. Any person or persons nola?ng any pan ul thl* Ordinance ahcU be subject to a fine of two bundie J dollars, for evch ofi'enoe, recoverable in an) Court of ron petent Jurisdiction. Ratified In City council una twenty-flrst day ol May, u. tho year of our. Lord one thousand sigh) hundred and ?lxty-fieven. rt. 8.1 P. a OAILLABD, Mayor. W. H. HUTCH. Cl erl; O' Council. June 6 FIFTY THOUS WOB READY-MADE THE WHOU Of MURPHY, L No. 161 Meeting-stre( -A.T 1=11 BELOW MANUPi CALI SOON AND K December 6 STOVES! STO THE IMPROYED ORIENTAI "GOOD SAMABIT?N.? ADAI Ou .-. j&ecdfj A?m?CAN LEID FEHL COMPACT. NEW YORK. Factory, Eadsoa City, N. i. WHOLESALE SALES ROOM NO. 34 JOHN STREET, NEW TORS. ALE STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD PEN CU S ol superior quality are msnufac. tured and offend at fair terms to tho ? rade. The public are invited to give the AMERI? CAN LEAD PENCIL the preference. TEE PENCILS ARB TO BE BAD AT ALI THU PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AND N ) i ION DEALERS. ASK FOB THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL." raamtosiAL. SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ) EsanujuuN? 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YS 4r SONS, Nos. 333 and M5 East Hit-street. Between 3d and Sd Avenues, New voxr* September 17 ITT km DOLLARS PH OF I CLOTHING! ESALE STOCK ITTLE & GO., it, Opposite Pinckney, 3TAIL. LOT?REES' COST. KOLBE A BARGAIN. VES I STOVES! WiSMR HE! Stoves BO Cheap THAT IT WU UL MAKE YOU LAUGH: The Cheapest Stove Store Be tween the Potomac md the Eh Grande! A LARGE ASSORT VIENT OF Hall, Parlor and Cooking Stove Sheet Iron, Lead Zinc and Copper Lead an-i Iron Pipe GRATES . ? ." . ..? - ' . '' 7 iSilSa? t. : isgni ' . AND GRATE TRIMMINGS. W' ATTODED IO AT THE ?EOETEST SOT?G _:- .' A -'AT 3 - :- . . ?S, MON & CO., o:l .?0 ii .ira* -rsc: -.[ .torca cd vi'.m On'i.10 en? Io -.-'iss - li?iir???s. SEW S CHE CC L is ON SPAR T?^SE?? OH AND AF IEE THE 1ST 0? JAN : AB Y NEXT, th? Trains wfll ron Tri-week iy, g?ng and re? turning, on i.\oiAait. Wtdnudai* Vl<3. Od lu daft, ob?emng the present schedule. . "_ ' .". THOMA? P. JETEE, Pref ?dent S. und U Railroad. Cnioa Courthouse, 8. C., December 28, 1867. Januarys .11 NORTHEASTERN atAIbKOfiP. GENE?AL SUPEBINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I CBAtxiaioH. u. o., Jaruary L 1868. l TBE PASEENGEB TRAINS ON THE NORTH? EASTON BATLROAD viii run daily al toU Iowa, viz: Leave Charleston..9100 A. M. Arrive at Florence...2.30P M Leave Florence..........8.45 A. IL Arrive al: Chart?stos....2 SOP. M. These Tra?na connect with tbs Trains of the WO misgton and Manchester Bailrcsd going North and coming 8 on th, and'with the Irai us ct the ct estiw and Darlington Railroad. s. s. ?OLOMONB, January I Engineer ?ad Sttp?rio*?na?at. SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON BMsfr HOAD. GENERAL BUPEBTNT ENDEN T!S. OFFICE, ' 1 S AV ?KS AH ft CHIRT.TMTQH Ean.R0 AD, I CHASuarorr, T> cember 81,1867.1 ON AND AFT EB JANUARY 1 THE TRAINS on tie Savannah and Charleston Railroad will run as follows : Tralca leave Charleston on Monday t, Wcdnaiay* and Pride**, at 9 A M , arriving at Oooawhatchia at 3.30 P. ld. ,.., Returning, leave Coo eawLa'ebie on 'Turjdayi, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 A. M., arriving at Char1 es tor at L30 P. M. . - A 8 tea m Ferry connects the Company's wharL at the foot of Mill-street, with the Railroad Depot on the west ?ide of the Ashley River. JOHN 8. BYAN, January 1 General Superintendant SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT 8 OPFICE, \ CHAKLE?TOX,: S. C., O tobar 3,1M?^J ON AND AFTER C0I0BER6, 1867, THE PAo^ 8LNGEB TRAINS on the South Oaroliaa Ball- ' road wul run aa folio wa, via : FOB " AUGUSTA. Leave* Charleston.... ;. .10.40 A> *L Arrive at augusta.7.40 P. M. Leave Charles (on.7.30 P. SC. Arrive at Augusta.6.60 A. M. : FROM AUGUSTA. Lsive Augusta.............;.. .3,40 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.U.20 P. M. leave Augusta. Arriva at Oharieaton.;. ..4.00 A. hi. Th? 7.1? P. M. 1 rain froin Charleston, and the 4.10 P. at Tr Un from August?, w.ll not run ou. ?U?day?. POB.aHfllfJBlA,.. . ? U .. Leave CtarlesUm............4.SO A. M. Arriv? at OcKtmb?... .1.10 P. M. Leave Chariest cm.~. .0.40 P. H. Arrive ad colamou.....,..,0.00A. K. . PBOM COLUMBIA. Laave Colmnbia......1000 A. JL Arrive at Charleston.... :.. .7.06 P. M. Leave Columbia..f 00 P. M. Arriv*atCnark*ton....A. af. The 6.40 P. M. Train from Charleston, and ma ?00 P. M. Train from Columbia, will not ran OB Sun* days. CAMDEN BRANCH. ; LemMofjlUe...;.........??IWJ.IL Arri, e nt Camden.2.40 P.M. Leave. 3 M A. M. Arrive at ETngviils.... . .OOO A. M. These Tra??a wUl only run on Monday?, Wrdaaa. ityaand faaturdaya. CHARLESTON AND SUMMERVILLE, . For Summerville........4-80 A. IL For Charles ton.I.?8 A M. t:T Summerville.. 10.4O A. IC For Charleston...2 06 A. M. For hammarville.9.40 P. M. Fdr Charis?ton............... .5.36 A. M. fer Rammer vi Us................ v..5 AO P. M. For Charla?ion.7.10 A. M. Fer Summerville.. ..7 80 P. M. For Charleston.U.?.?... ?3. .1159 A. M. H. T. PEAKE, ' January 1 'Generar superintendent AT . COURTESY'S, No. 9 Broad?streeir STATIONERY, % Ut ALL ITS BRANCHES. ? 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