The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 12, 1868, Image 1
VOLUME VT.-NUMBER 940.]
CHARLESTON, S. C., THURSDAY MORMNG, SEPTEMBER '?t 1868.
EIGHTEEN CENTS A WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Thc Dt-niociats Carry Columbia-Col.
Aiken Kclcascd.
[?FECIAL TELIG :.AM TO THC DAILY NEW-.]
COLUMBIA, November H.-lue municipal
election lias passed off quie.ly, thc Democrats
electing their candidate, .McKenzie, by thirty
one majority, and a'so electing all thc Alder?
men. Thc Democrats will celebrate i noir suc
c( ss by a supper to-aigbt.
Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken lias been released on ?
S3000 bail.
i: i no PI:
AS AMERICAN COMEDIAN IS LOSDOS -THE CECI
PBOCrrX TREATY VITO CASADA.
LONDON, November 9.-John S. Ciai'kc, the
American comedian, played at thc .Strand
Theatre Friday evening la:-t, before thc Queen,
the Princo and Princess cd' Wales, lUverdy
Johnsen and other notable.-:.
Thc Tos: regrets the postponement of
negotiations for a nctr reciprocity treaty be?
tween il,:- Dominion oi Canada and the Unit?
ed State.?. It regards the conclusion of sued
treaty as the only sedative tor the discontent
of Nova Scotia.
FUNERAL CF A SUPPOSED FENIAN IN COKE.
CORK, November 9.-A great popular dorn rn
stratton took place livre yesterday on the occa?
sion ol' the funeral of Jamos Mountain, who is
supposed to have held a prominent position lu
tue Fenian organisation. A procession i t'
over six thousand mun and women followed
thc remains to the cemetery. Mountain for?
merly resided in the United States, ami was a
delegate to tho Fenian Convention held at
Chicago in November, 1SG3.
TU ii CROWN OF SPAIN.
LONDON, November 9.-Thc decree removing
Lersundi and appointing General Dulce Cap?
tain-General cf Cuba was orlicially \ ublishcd
cai .Saturday.
THE PARAGUAYAN WAU-THE UNITED STATES
tQUADROS.
LISBON, November 9.-I he mail steamer
?rom South Am eric i has arrived Irom Kio Jan
tiro, October 12.
Thc allied fleet and army were before Asun?
cion. News of thc surrender cf tho city was
hourly expected at Rio. It was reported that
the United Statos squadron, under Rear Admi?
ral Davis, was going up the Paraguay river to
Asunci?n.
DETHRONEMENT OF A SOVEREIGN.
LON. ON, November H.- Tho Luau of Mus?
cat has been dethroned without a strusrglr*.
Thc chief of Wababur succeeds.
WAS u isoroy.
GRANT DOWS ON OFFICE-SEEKERS-TUE SUPER?
VISORS - SCHOFIELD - CANDY.
WASHINGTON, Noveraiier IL-It is stated that
General Grant bas ordered General liadoau to
burn all letters of application for oflicc which
ho may receive.
Noah has Leen appointed supervisor for Ten?
nessee, aud ?SaifoJd for Georgia. Alabama and
Florida.
Schofield visite 1 Grant to-day.
Canbv will Icavo in tho morning.
Thc reported gathering of armed negroes in
lipton County was in Tennessee and not Ar?
kansas.
Seward says the recent statement of the
Londoii Times regarding thc Alabama claims
is unreliable and entirely incorrect, and the
same may bj said of tho statements c f the
situation originating in this c rantry.
Thc State Department has no information
regarding thc reported filibustering move?
ments on Cuba.
Thc Herald publishes seven columns of cor
lespondenco botweou John H. Gilmcr and thc
revenue officials rc .arding tho whiskey fraud:-,
Gilmcr complains thal Liga officials threatened
him in exposing and punishing frauds.
Thc Insurrection ?ii Cuba.
HAVANA, November ll.-The Provision il
Government of Spain has conferred on Count
Balmaseda fuil power to pardon all engaged ii
the re?ut insurrections except thc leaders
Thc district governors cf the isknd haw
been chauged. Thc rebels are in possession
of Remate, Mata, and some other low ?ti ia lin
jurisdiction of Puerto Principo. Romalo is on
the 6outbcrn slope of the island, and there i:
much lighting in that whole neighborhood,
Thc government admits this in a publishec
communication.
Nothing has been recently heard from Colo
nel Lona. A rebel commission here claim tim
they have plenty of money in New Vori as wei
ns war material. They also claim for thc rebol
tho right of bel igcrcnls. Several Mc .\i-. ans an
arriving and theil' movements arc watched, a;
the whole patty are suspcc-.eJ of uuiricudh
designs o.i Cuba.
Filibubtcriiig in Kew Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS, November ll.-This eve?
ning's Times has an article giving as rumors
and reports current details of the Cuban ex?
pedition spoken of in yesterday's World
It says that there is an or^auizition i ti tab
eily and country which haj been in carres
pondeiicc with thc Cuban insurrectional-;
leaders for some time. That tho leal head
quarters of thc movement arc in tho city
and that thc leader is not Gem Hennings
Thc statement that 3000 men will lcavo thi
city in fifteen clays is probably true, and ;
number of parties engaged in the niovemen
have already lett with passports lor Cub.i
On Tuesday evening two meetings were hole
in this city by those encaged.
Negro Insurrection in Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, TENS., November ll_Genera
Grander has advices of a threatening charade
from Arkansas. Many ot the white womel
and children have left Tipton County. Grange
has eent fifty men hy a special train to pre
servo ord-.r. One thous.iud armed negroes ar
reporte! in the vicinity of Mason's Depot. TIL
ton County.
condensed Kew? by Telegraph.
The New York Tribune disavows the Dritte
card denouncing Simonton.
The New York Herald's Loudon special say
that thc impression prevails there that th
United Slates is heine humbugged, and tl?
Mr. Johnson is being used by British symps
thizcrs with thc Southern Confederacy and h
?Southern exiles.
-A lainp which is said to have thc power?
transmitting light through the animal tissu
was recently exhibited at a meeting of tl
British Society for thc Advancement of Scienc
Thc inventor. Dr. Richardson, says that tl
idea of effecting this transmission of Hg]
originated with Dr. Priestly, who had observe
ihat on passing the discharge of a Leyden ba
Icry through his linger thc member beean
luminous. By this lamo, it was asserted tin
the motton of thc heart and of thc lungs ha
been observed while those organs were undi
thc influence of ether. Tho huies in the an
of a child also were seen, and thc inoveineii
and outline of the heart through the chest.
rrj sn i .\<; TUX <; ossa:
Thc Movrmt'iiii of General tirant - Thc
Marum- of ?Us Kcturrt to "Wftshilin?
ton--peculations Itegarding it-Ar?
rival of Prominent Politicians lVom
thc North,-They want to Have a Klu?
ger in tile Cabinet Pie-View* of
southe II Men.
Tho Washington wt respondent of the Lalti
rncrc Gazette writes under ?late ut November
Otb:
Although thc movements of General Cirant
have been closely watched to-il iy, they indi?
cate nothing. Not so willi thc manner of his
n utra i<> tho National Capital, and ail parties
aiv busy speculating upon its probable
meaning.* >ottiti.'ti can be moro cvideut
than the alarm exhibited ara >:\? thc
extremists herc a', (?en .ni Grant's wish
ti reach Lis residence without parade <?r
demon?'ranon <?n tuc parc of the lt.td?cals nf
iii?3 dist rici, ihis is tho grc.it heart of tho
nation, an'? every throb here i> fe!: through-,
out the country. Thu Gestural bad determined
tu avoid political disphy, i:i which hosncc ed
cd mos! admirably. But why avoid it Sf Tins
question furmslu. s at this timo ?nuwt cxelu
sivc topic ol cjuversitiou i-: politics! circle;',
and thc effvCt has booti tn seriously alarm
the extreme wins tai' Hie Radical party, ami
thisa'.aiui is openly e xpresse ! by many, while
on thc other hand tho eons tvalivu ele?
ment is uot only enc imaged bm ? os- |
shivery elated at I he prospect lor I
prndctit and wisc cdmi: titration ? i' the feds- |
ral Ooviinmcur. Very ma*iy wt' the Jtepuoli
cai party, they say. ?.?..ideitincd aud abh-. ri e-l j
tho violent aud UiioottsiUiUr-msd measures ul |
tb.ir party, bm that p i'itical ncc s.tity ioreed
them to acquiesce or sacrifice themselves al I
home. N w the Conservative* say they will I
bc able to rally lu thu supper: ef Cram's al
mintstratieii, aud, with tue assistance of thu
Democracy, tan hold tho extremists iii cheek.
Thc i.e. adi liuistiatioti will djs be able lo
dictate lerm i. ami l'rcaideiit tirant will In use f
be thc power III thc Government.
A number ol prominent politicians have al?
ready arrive?! Lore from i bc North, determined
t(il)--iii time to have a Huger in thc Cabinet
pia, Ii is understood, however, tiiat General
(.?rant will nive no intimations whatever of his
purposes until the vote of thc Electora! Col?
lege has beeu dst, although it is generally be?
lieved by his 1'rieu ls that ho has already fixed
upon his Cabinet-without thc assistance of
politicians. Prominent Southern gcnilumcu
now herc express entire satisfaction With
tho fiction of General tira-.;:. A leading
member of thc Mobile bar said, tu-ilay. that
Seymour's election would have boen unto, t??
nate for the South, as he would have been
totally unable to render them any assist?
ance, while defeat would only have exasper?
ated tho Radical Congress, aud rendered their
legislation moro tyrannical than before. With
Coner ss, as at pr- seat composed, a Demo?
cratic President would have been bul :i man ul
straw in thc vYhite House, tho power will
PbSS from the capitol to the other end of thc
avoinie with General Grant seato;! in the exec?
utive chair. Such are thc sp?culations ol many
leading Conservative Southern men now iii
tins city
The quiet rei uni of Hie President . loci was
a sad b.ow to tho colored population, who had
made extensive prepare ions for a general jubi?
lee. l*hu 15o\s III li:itu- also made a bail specu?
lation in thc live thousand capes and live
thousand torches they Lui .. ordered for tito oc?
casion, but these may keep Until thu fourth of
Mareil next.
Mon Cannibalism in Algeria
A fearful ca?c of cannibalism ita-; just came
to light in Algeria. Co Ret: Nacer recently
ha^l a C >w sto.eu from hts Held, and su-p:ei< ii
liavnm falle i un an Arab nam -d U M Ai&sj.
search ivas mad . un his prenti*) .-. \'...ii.ng of
thc missirg animal was, however, round; out
on looking into a bush a lilt e ?s-iancu from
tho Louse, a basket fud o? pieces ul'meat was
discovered. The wifj of lieu Ak\> i immedi?
ately stammered out that l?cy we.-. thu re?
mains of a donkey which ber liusbaud i.:;.l
kill d the preceding night. Rut sin- did uut
long persist in th ti sion ; for ill thc basket
? ting itiineil topsy-turvy, a number of lee:
and (rinds tumbled out ! Three heads wit j,
had been sumed were next discovered in the
Baraespot! Tue rennins having b.*cu collec?
ted together, they were iuimo.liately r.cog?
nized by R ti Nacer and his com aili ms as
. those of a woman named R sn ?utissef aud her
two children. Thu clothes of (hu victims were
next found bidden in thu same bush a littli
further off. Fatima Ren Aissa. being pt 03scd
; to nive .some explanation uf tho affair, mule
the following terriblec infessioii: ''My child.cu
i and I had not eatc i anything for s ver I d lys.
when tho twin bi othe rs ?.Io!iammed Ren Ali
and Kail -ur Desi Ali came n us tu propo* that
wc should ; iii and eat thc ehildreu i f b'atimi
Ren Yocsscf atp-.I s.x and eight vers. Wo
, agreed, and forthwith pu: oar project intx
cution ina ravin" situated a thort distance
from where I lived. Tho mother coming neat
1 thc spot at tho moment v.-h.-n we woro strang
. ling thu children wc decide I tit kill her also
fruin f.-nr of being denounced. Thu three
murders consnmmited. wc eui thc bodies up,
' The twin brothers I have already namul took
H apart and left us the remainder-tito hoad*,
i feel and hands hoing comprised in our portion,
, I Assisted by my children, 1 forthwith took thc
Ipart allotted mc home. I boPc i -? ??an. which
we tue. and pul thc rest aside io or.;, r not tu
. exhaust all our pr.>vi.i..ns itt ono day. 1 RM:
Hayed tho threo licauVanl put ihem when
they have just boen found.11 A'l tito janies
" concerned in this horrible ufftir have lieen ar
t rusted. As usual ?;t snell cases, :ii ty u tell dc ij
i being tho actual murderer, mid endeavor ti
throw ?lu- crime OJ auriiody's shoulders bm
" their o wu.
-> ll? I c -
Items of .State Sewn.
-0:i Monday, tho 9th ins*., about font
o'clock P. M., thc gin huts . or R. I?, r. R l
hus. nen Timmoiisviiio, was bunted to thc
ground with SOSire e'ghl In!,-.; nf catto., an I ;
largo quaiility of cotton seed.
- ih" Manon Star savs : *. On last Than;
day ni^ht as Mr. .L ines R. Jae s Ul and ?ur
broth.'t Siih.ey, a I ,.l ut tiilocn, won; returniiit!
Ituiii the village to llu ir home, they were S.'M-I
and mortally wounded by some uiikcowi
assassin. 1 hey were liding in a buggy an
were shot in the Lack within a short distant
of their residence. Mr. J. ll. Jackson died oi
Saturday morning, ami his young brother wai
lingering in gicat agouy at las: report."
THE PBACTICAL BEAUTIES OF MOHHON Po
L YO AMY.-A Gentile woman in Utah lately gavi
a correspondent of thc Cincinnati Cotumercia
this httic, but tolling sketch of tho practica
workings of tho Mormon system :
Now there's Epb. R iberls over lhere-point
ing to a s;one nouso near thc mountain-bi
brough? a real young, delicate wife from Nev
York, now gobi1 o.i sixteen years ago, and sh;
worked haul. I tell you; why, I've known he!
to do all her own work when Epb. had thru
hands and thc thrasbiu* machine at in's bouse
and sometimes hlie works out in the field
bound v.h a; andr iked bay, which, you ??.? w
is awful on :i delicate New i'ork ivomail- tait)
aa it she'd boen raised IO it like wu folks-air
after uh, jus: last year. Epb, went and marriei
puothcr wnni'in. a real young one, nut uv.
twenty, anddou't vutt think, this spnug sb
kiiuekcd Maria-that's his IRSI wife-do wi
with thc cburn-dasher ?ind sea ded ber. Eph
stood by ?udjnst said: "Go in. Luce; kill he
if you eau." it all st irted . bout a uhtu'ti, to;
Both wanted to use il.at uuec. Merit Jiad it
and her butter was a i't'e si >w in exunin', alu
tltcy got mad, and Luce struck her, and thc
snatched the kettle right oil the stove au
poured hot water on her foo ; s.i she ?eli dow
when she tried to nm u.c.. Au.i wbal was th
requit, finally; Weil M..'it lefi hun; of<ours?
she had loorboktlled RV very nice. thougL
for tin.- men. I h td a d -/en chances to tn irr
ol<i Murmoll?. but law! I woiddn'! give that lo
ail of'cm. \Vhy, just turu things around a::
let a woumn have two or Uiree mo . and sc
how they'd like thu*. There wouldn't Le II
murdcriii' done in i'iese pans-oh, no! An
I reek m a womau has es linc feelin's as it mat
I tell voa if my husband ever jo:ns Vin ur H it
to get another*wife, that div Til huul anotho
Gentile. Bet your life on tint.
Tli - Empress of Austria is ver.-skilful i
cutting out silhouettes Iroui black paper. Sh
can produce the likeness of any person wL
sits to bel :u l >. i or three minutes. The Eu
p. ror !ias had a hun Ired ur moro ol' these tr
fies bandi timely ir.i mid bung in Iiis pr
vate titting room.
TUE D?:M ICT?ATH AND GENERAL GBAST.-Tlic
Sew ?ork Ilor.ilil speaks or another Demo?
cratic flink mtvement being proposed. It is
to have thc States which went for Seymour
east their electoral votes inf Grant anti tims
secure him a unanimous vole of ail tlie Slates.
It is thought by this means be wil! be relieved
of any [obligatio') to party andean preside im?
partially over tho whole country without being
bound by any partisan policy. Tue Washing?
ton correspoiulcnt of thc New York Herald
has the following on tin- snbjcct:
Acting npoa tnis idea, thc De nocratic polili
cians have prepared a number of lette: s. ad?
dressed to leading men No:th and Smith,
gcsting tli" prompl adoption ol' thu plan. Tb"
following is ii copy of one o, thu -e letters whicli
has been shown to us:
WASnixcrr >N, D. ?".. November 8,18G8. -Gen?
eral: lu my lU'lgittcnt tho wi.-e.-t thin ; thu
Duitiocracy eou?-.l now d. would bo to throw
?ii-ir entire electoral voi<" for G encrai tirant,
aa iudiea'.ivo o? rho lae; that should hi pursue
a liberal, generous and magnanimous collrae,
thev will sn -.tain him. It won <l alun have the
fllccl ol' not leaving bini alto^ciher in tho
hands ol iii-- adverse faction, end would doubt?
less slr- ?gib u any parp ?sc he may entertain
towards t if conservativo seuiitiiotit of ibo
cowary. A it:.- \-.?: . camoi possibly do Sey?
mour any ??ood, and mr.. wu ii tho manner
suggested wwi kl at keast produce a concilia
lorv imprest ni.
Lette? similar to ibis hire been sc t lo
Civet nor S ephetison, of tv .ntucky ; A ll.
Sicpl.cns, ol Georgia; Wad . liauipl'ou. General
Gonion, General Pr.sto.t. ll?:: rt Tyler, of
Aiaua'i.a and ex Senator 0. C. '"a..
GENERAL Gnxxrs CuuNEr. -li:'' Nev V- r';
Tribune, speaking ol Gen- ral Grant's prohabla
Cabinet, i ays :
Til - pr. sen! Cabinet, exeep General S-ho
Held, having in the mam given their mil lenee
toward the election nj ?seyui-mr and Blair, ii is
assn m d that an eiitin new Cabinet will bu
form-1. Bul anion,'; thc sLitcsni n ot tho
country i". ,o haw never bcldCubiuul positions
Ibero arc IV v. who enjoy Mich a pre-eminence
in any special dcpartmcnl of htatcsiii.tiisiup as
to point tin ni out for particular places in the
Ca Inner. General Schoiicld, ex-Secretary Slan
ton, Goticral Sherman, Genera! Sheridan ami
Gcueral Thomas ar?, [terhaps, ccjually avail?
able for tho post of Secretary o: War. or.
Su min r, charles fr? neis Admis, Mr. Trum?
bull, Gencr.'l Dis, Mr. Bancroft and Mr. Mot?
ley an- among th-; names s i-;.tested for Secre?
tary o! State. The more important office of
Secretary of tho Ti casu? y naturally ?noires ta
the nauies of Benjamin V. Wade, Governor
Teuton, Governor Bout we'l, and Senators .Mor?
gan, Sherman, I'oiikliug and Mornll, and Mr.
Wash burne.
A CHEAT TIIKATBICAL 1 'LUTO UM\>CE.-The
appearance ol KI win Booth and Fanny Jan
auschei: in "Macbeth" bas ?iven thc theatre?
goers of Boston a new topic of conversation.
The I'ost says:
It was diamond agaiust diam md, or, rallier
with i>. lt was thc general opinion thai. .Mr.
Kool li never performed Macbeth in s 1 masterly
a manner, while UKI Lady Macbeth of Ml.e
Jaiuusuhck was a most remarkable impersona?
tion, full nf Cu.' inspiration and power -if ?Cia?
lis, and a iii coiiinanioii ol tho delineator of
Macbeth. Wo desire lo record it as a great
histrionic triumph, c iinpletely captivating the
andiene??. Tuc stats were repeatedly called
he.oie tho curtain to re.:eive tlo ackuowlcdg
nu nis of those present. Though Jaiiauschck
spoke in German, snell was thu power of hoi
facile expression and the fore . of her artistic
gesticulation, thal tho meaning ol licrntlcr
auc< s was almost as coiupn Uensivoos if given
i.i Etiglifih. Her acting was .t great success
fruin Ivoginuing lo end.
funeral llotircs.
t?:)- M'licJ Itelulives, E-Vieudrt ililli Ac
ipaailitances ol PETr.lt SUMMERS ar . iuvilcd lo
alteiul In- Funeral fro.u the Kphrath Cemetery,
l'alfa luu-slrccl, at Sine o'clock Tkf$ Morning.
November l? *
O* Thc Friends anti Acquaintances
of Mrs. and Mr. a. JIMENEZ, aro iu*pesuall* In?
vited to iticiid thc Funeral ul Hie former, This Af
tarH'ot, at Four o'clock, at her rcsidcuec, No. ."I
-orietv-strei-t. I* November ?2
Ca- NOTICE.-ALL I'EltSON'S TO WHOM
the Esta'..- of CHARLOT iE TAYLOR, dacciaed, is
Indebted, is hereby requested to preaoiii theil
claiaia, 1- golly aUeated, u.. 1 uli ? -rsou < linleble.l :<
Ruiil Estate ?ill ji!.an:- nuke payment t-> Iii-.: Uti-lci
Ki;;neil. |s.\ VC TAYLOR,
November .> tba Adiuinintrator.
S3* KI.I'.O llto-i'lll.Ml'. ;. CAI Uh ?i???
now ready at Na Tu li.\>l 1.-.T?:?>'r, a: iii-- ofttec
rf Dr. ll. l.'VEY M. -'LE : ti LEY, fir thc un- of al
inveterate chruuic auec'ious, whi.'h have resii>iei!
the treatment of ?ill in?dit allon.
Gentlemen will ?-e accmuiuo.ta'cd illirie;: oRJc
baum, from 7 t > m \. M.. from '.' i.< !, :-i 1 7 to nil?
M. Ladle* w a-i}* other lionr. t-lieu Uley u*ill lin.
an I'xi eri- :i -ed Lady to a.*?end th -m.
Ur. . I Ki'Kl.i- Y will b-- glad to ?tv .ni;.- of hi? pro
fi-s-io ia! brethren (who ar . fuv.trabto to ineilieai pro
gretootn, and will lake picartira io ..xliibitidu
operation of lin- L illis.
Ci rt'fkatcs ol reni?t k'ible cart-.- c mid !>.. !?r; i '.
iii. I ut ii i-i not retpliiille.
Nev, lulu ;-ll i o
?? NOTICE.- Vi'i'LI'.'.Vl'.'J.-; WILL Bl
iua.lt-at the next mei tin . - Ih . Le.-,--laliireJ'or a re
nev..', o', iii -1 hailer o? ihi Cliarlealon I Ibid Society
.1. N. ROItSOX,
OctulierW mi tao Keirretary.
*5?AVElil' DANG KU. - Ol' 1' OF lill
neille Dan ?er wc pluck tin- dower Safety," cay
Slnke?jHSirc. Feeble Invalid, Joyon wiall lupine
this now? r v li's i, invigorate your Hvstetii with nos
l'ElT'tlt'? SlX'MA'.'il UITI ERS. StretiRui I* you
tritely. Weaau-s- is in.-v.-r rafe. Arnie ili i-as
makes short work of the feeble. Ke-culnree hah'^I?
f> at-.d nature widi 'he flues! ve te'ahle iuvitioraut ii
lin- worl l. No: mere') au iuvigoraut, however, bu
a genial laxative, a mor.- potent Lioud depureut ibu
auv prescribed in the p'iarniaco|-(ei, und thc bei
auii-bllious nie-li.-ijL i-xlaut lt is becautk- it eon;
bines so mauy uuporUtrt moJIciual properties lbj
tins remarkublovegetable spe.-iiie produce - nach O?
Iraordinary effects. As a preventive, it forestall
diHCMC by omi jwiug the human physique willi es
tra rci>iataul power; as a cuvraUve, it biaitainj ta
btrcngth while removing th*? c implaiut. Its uso
aremcdr for ludgestioti is now so ^-i-iinral in a
par..-ol'the (Tuite 1 state;-, that it miy be COnvistcDI
ly end lcd thc NATIONAL trEciKic ron DxsPErsu
lia celebrity is n it confined to tnis cou it ry, he?
eve. .r even to this continent. Tlieie is no -'.-ri i
tlie Wi ?lern Ueniispheru t which i", is nut eonsi^i
td; nota State between Poitagouia ?iud UK- Areli
i-'cam whiefa "ilo.?i-Ti'El?'? LlfrEU?"is uoi
buuuehold phrase.
In th's ia uitli of fog?, when ehilln ami fever an
other lualatioil* tlisonlcrs ar.- rife, :i lu.ilic te.
stimulant laan jrtic'c t-f the lir.-t ue'ea-itj fora
who trave: U. land or water, or are in any wuv expa
el tu the uiorbiiic t::tl:teu.'c.i ahroid in th- aim.-r
linne. Ul allalcbo?e lonies the DI l l LUS are tli
parcel ami UK.-: eihe-ei-us-a lae a?testedby e?.|
iug Bualytlcal clieiuis s, and cout.r.ned by tuque i
maui eu.II:- itt m-iiieal proctitioaen 1:1 the b'uite
? ute-. C. Nov. uih.-- ;i
?ii? BATCH SLOB'S BAH; DYB_Till
ildcudid ?lair Dye i- the best m CiewerUl; tl
oa!y tine ami pcrfeci Dye; bannies?, rehab!
-tautencous: nu disapp-ahituieut; no ridicului
ats; reitietlles Ute iUetTeew ci La.', dye*; uivig
:!?.? and hav; s thc hair sort an I li anthill Wack <
brown. Sold l?v all DniAiiM* ami P,riii:t erf; si
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OEMS' COvTS, \?IS, PANTS AND HA?S
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ll.
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No. JJ BROAD-STREET.
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il . SASS.
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BALTIMORE.
. April Ti
; ! J. .
III Al i? li It K Y S .
URO?ER, ALTTIOXEER A Xii COMMIS?
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CA L 1? E R Ii n L' S E.
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April n
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WHITING Ul' AND ADJ ti SI INO OF UOUKs AM
ACCOUNTS of Merchants and oibern. Also, 1 lu
SKLLDCG AND KhN TING, AND COLLECTION Ol
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TS?KKTBIi e? DC ll It IOC,
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Pctober 19 3? [*
a \3ivs SN"X.ion? OIL
K.NVX '.mu
t O T I O M I' A < T O U S
ANX>
CEN EBAL C03I MISSION ?iEflCHANTS,
No. I'.'5 SMITH'S WU AUF, EA LT I MOR F,
Consisnmcnts ol col ION, RICE, icc, ro*peci
fully solicited, au.i iiin-r..! advance^ mail? ihoreoc
Orders tor co..:. aid LACON piooipilyexecut?
.sil- ear" aud ..tteuli-. .
April e7 I'Jiiios'
ILJUOU IIOL'SK,
MON UM KN 1' SQUARE,
L'A I. Tl MOUE, M. WYLAND,
KlitKLWO r* co.. Proprietor*.
April e" ivr
yipum. pim nt.
ll V i-: ni i)V ll E
.i /. / r / .v 7/ A* .'. y if.
Thu coiittrmcd dyane] Ho may aluio.-t ny with st.
I'Hrr. ..! .tic dolly." rho object of thia arti
eli- i? not to rc tu iud U bim ol h's pan?-, iiui
to ?bow him how to ban I l?h them forever. J h.;
II cans ol immediate abd permanent relict arc prof?
fered lom in
PAX KN IN'S
ll K F A T lt Bl T T E K t? .
And it is for him to say whether he will continue to
endure a liviui; death, ur put himself in a position to
nuder lite enjoyable._,
I.1YI Si: A I> I 'El : TI s EM ICS TS
f liie efficacy of this matchless vegetable stomachic
ir.- to bo found in every city and town in tue .-omit:
healthy men ami wo 1? men, rescued I mm
torture by it? nm% and M tager to bear testimo?
ny to its virtue-, it sTw (litters from any other
Ulttcrs i i exist. Lee ?tl titi-' especial particular-it ?S
not alcoholic.
EXCHANGE PAIN FOR EASE,
A ntl Weakness for Strength. Oct rid ol the ailraeuti
which inlet fere with enjoyment; cast illoura and ?les.
pondency to thc winds; take a stronger hold ot Me
aud, tu short, become a
N E W i! A N ,
Through the iuMicmcntality of the most powerful
ami popular ol' all vegetable invigorates amt cor?
rectives,
PAMv.MVS HEPATIC BITTE ft S.
Biliousness, Indigestion, General Dcbtiltv, anil ail
the comp aintri which proceed from a want of proper
action in the liver, the stomach and the bowels, are
eradicated by a coane of this prent
t '0NST?TUT10NAL SPECIFIC,
Whieh not only rom bats anJ couqaert ?isca.-.s
that have entrenched t einaotvosin the system, but
is t!:e Pest known safeguard against all unhealthy ui
tluonecs. Pur. ons wh na ose occupations ami
pursuits subject them |\I to thc depressing cf
leets of a close, un w h fl n olesome atmosphere,
should take il regularly as a protection against the
low fevers and other disorders whieh malana eugen
Jurs. Individuals who are
WASTING AWAY,
Without any special complaint, except a gradual
declination of bodily strength ami nervous energy,
will bml in th- BITTERS A FOUNTAIN OF VI L'A?*
IT Y \SD V1GOU, AS REFItrMIINa ANO I.XHILP
RAI INO AS A POUL IN TUE DESERl TO TUi
SAND-bCORCIIED ANO rAIN I INO TRAVELLERS,
PANKvI.VS HEPATIC BITTERS
i [s conifiosetl ol'the pure juices (or. as they are inc
dicinatiy tenue I, txtraut? | o:' Koot?, Herb* auc
I Hark-, making a pr?paration highly couceiitratei
i ami cutir, ly ?rec from ale hohe ..iliuixtuxe u! tm}
1 kind. They will bc lonud
AN UNI AILING CURE
i For Liver Complaint, laitndicc, Dyspepsia, euro
nie or Nerums Do UM bility, Chronic i ii
. ciisc-i ol ?in- Kidneys, wK, ami ?ill D'suascs arl
j sm? from a Disorder 1^ td Liver or Stomach
Such
as i'on.iti
pal iou. Inward
Piles, Eullucss of
ltloihl to thc Head,
Acidity of ibu Stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn, Dts-rust
tor l'o jd Fullness ur Weight ni the
Stomach, Sour Eructations, bJuking
i or Fluttering at thc pit ef the stomach,
! Swimming ot tlir- IP ail, Hurried and Difficult
I breathing, Hutte lng at thu Heart, Choking or
, Suffocating Sen ations wbcu in a Lying Postan
j Ouilll-ss nf Vision, Hots or Webs beiore the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head.
Deficiency ot Perspiration, Yellowness
ol the Skin ami Ly.s, pain in the
M te, Hack, Chest, Limbs, etc ,
Sudden Fliishe? ot Heat,
o linnie: in the Flush,
Constant I ma-iii
hilts ot Evil and
lin at De
pension
ol >|.|
J ri ts.
i Keep your Liver ill no ITUT-i;ccp >.-;ir .J
' ?;estivc organs In a so B^fl uni. healthy coudiik
: hy ibu usu of these ru flT lu-.i'.v-. amt no .iisu*
' n ill i ver ass ttl you.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
I Arc made strong by iLe :;;i ol ihivc Kitto.
INVALIDS
Recovering irom any severe attack of sick!ic ?.. ?
iiml ihe.-e (titters pt i u'oaiiy useful in restoring la
sir, illili, I y r 'moving ibu cause ot neblllty and i
! crea HU? tit- appian-. Thuy ?bo lld lake -i teaspoo
lui titree tun ? a dav, mixed willi a lillie water."
The ll pane l itters are also recommended io tho
sn gerin,! with Chills ami Fevers, when ii eau I
talon in eouucciioti wini oilier remedies prescrib?
tur such coinpiai"ls, and will assi-t thc uetiou
ihe.-o niediciucs. supplying th* system with t
much nettled strength lust under the d?bilit?t ii
effect* oi malana upon thc constitution. Ihcik
in snell ease, lora grown person, would be a tab
spooutul turee tunes a day, immediately b-to
meats.
Dvspciitics should never he without a bottle
HEPATIC RI Tl Ell-, aa they have been mulei m
lound to restore thc stomach to its lost ener/ies. ai
thus lead the patk-nl bttek tu thu eujo.vnicul oft,
olessiugi.l perle--! health. They should take a di
heit spoonful ihr r lim? s u day, an hour : clure e.t
mca?. These Hitlers are also reciumemled to uL
siciaus, :tml can bu us tl by them in lieu oi otb
louies, such as i tttei. Columbo, linet. Hark, lim
lieu.tau. nul ail tliee.e i alugiti of bit.ec 'unii
far cscelliug these in ilH H ?ellon upon thc sysi.-i
ls int; a euuibiiuliun ul 1 many useful louies II
aromatic carrai nan ves, ?loch are rendered apurlu
b> tue asl noun m a nile Turkey Khu'urb, maki
a preparaliiNi long weded hy i!ie proles ?ion.
? Al i Ki.'. !
See that the rignatnn C. i'. PANKNIN is oe i
label ol each 'ollie, R H *U others are coi
ti neus. Principal iu' bkjt lue and Maumu, ;,
a lin Ocrman Modi a TU o cine store, Ne. :
MEE riNG-Sl'REET, CU IHLESTON, b. C.
C. I*. PANK MN, Proprietor
HEUEMAN 4: CO., No. 203 Broadway, N. Y.,
?eucral Aleuts
PRICES:
Paukuln'fl Ilepatie Bitt-rs, pur bottle.il
PankUiU's Hepatic Hitlers, ball dozen. 0
?.?.Do not forge) to examine well the article y
buy iu unter lo ;;-t lb? geuuiuc.
ron SALK rv
GOOOKlCII WI NEMAN & CO,
.Vu. ?S lUTXE-<iREEr. CHARLEStOS S.
A NI' BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEiiS
Mi l: CINE'S EVELi WHERE.
Jill; 3
\' ESS E LS \v.\ \T Ki),
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JQSO ' I M 0 R E, New rk. Boston, Mas-.
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?sTfiB?SB ana West li dies. Cargoes Mid v.
Apt/ly to H. F RAKER ?- CO.,
November 7 No. 2d Cumber and-strect.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
CHA RLESTON ANDLIVERPOOL STEAM
SHIP LI xi:.
. - THE FIR?T-CL\5.HIR0N STE AM
, .. SHIP GOLDEN HORN, H. C. Mc
. :^X ???j '' RKATH. commander. having a lirge
'..?? portion of lu-r cargo eagascd and
going onboard, will inc>twiih dispatch
Eur freight ol a i w huudrod baled Coltan to com?
plete b- r loading, apply to
ROBERT M URS .'c CO.,
N ronner : C B yee k Co.'i Wharf.
KEW VOllK AND CHAISLKSION
STEAMSHIP LISE.
FO h' .V /: IK IC /,' A"
... THE SPLENDID ?IRK WM EEL
? '"i1 STEAM-HIP MANHATTAN, WOOD
} i >< t <~ H JIL. Commander, ?. li taue Ad
:V7- ({er's Whait on Saturday, tb-14th
inst., a: 4 o'clock J'. M.
Through Eil s Lading on Cotton to Boston and
Providence ai low rates.
The Steamers of tins Une m?i?re a: tl;rc.-quarter
per cent,
4ST*Vhe Steamship JAMES AGGER will follow
on Tuesday, 17th Instant, at- o'clock.
Eor Freight or Pass ige, lavin;; i-p'.uudid Cabin ac .
ctinniodatioiis, apply n>
JAMES A DG?? k co.,
Corner Ador'? Winn ami East Pa. ,(,';. Stain .
November P2 :)
POR KEW YOUR.
REGULAR LIXE EVERY THURS DA ) .
PASSAGE REDUCED JO $15.
-,. , TUE M EA Mi HIP SARAOO'SA
, . ; . ; V* Captain CBOWELL, will luav* Vin
-, ..< " derliorst's Wharf, OM 'Jltiir.ilav
.- 7~St?^*5?. November 12, al ?.' ..'.-' tit P. M.
November .> UAVKNEL * .!*.?., .tftas*.
TK AVK LL Kit S PASSING TflKOUGtl
CHARLESTON EN ROD IE ?0FLORID L AIKEN
-. ??-i- . . And other places, shoald not fal
/ ? A ti"*?; to lay in their supplies ot PROVIS -
c? f;, |;fS IONS, CL*REIS, CU '..*.: PAGNES
-.- -~/~-r^- < OUIT.M.s. BRANDIE-?. WU LS
KIES, WINES. CANNED MEATS, SOUP?, .vc.
Pates ol Wild (?ann- and Devilled Ha. : -..ml
Wiehes ami Luncheons.
jK5*ceud t'.-..-a caialogne.
WM. S. CORWIN ? CO .
Nu. 275 KUY--' ? *.
Between Wentworth an.I B?.ni.a:ii.
Charleston, s. c.
Branch o! No. UP Broalway, eo.-uor ?tre-t,
New York. o . oher*?S
STEAM TO L1VEUPO.)
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
THE INMAN LIN'., . ; f'-C
.- :'' :.! .' SEMI-WEEKLY cardin;- lbs 17.
.-.-..ils'f " s' M*-'*? con i.tiiw .! lb . ' """ ru
?2Srrs?*nsteamers :
CITY Ol- PARIS,
Ci IV OF BAl.TLik >V.V.
Cl 1Y Ol' WASHING . lt?
CITY 1 >S PO . ':"'?.
Ratling every Saturday and every alternat?! .1/.; >;*,,
i at! p M., I rom Pier No. 4". North Uiver, :? w Ye rfc
RATES OP PAS-AC,::
DY THE MAH. STEAMERS SAU IXO I VIV V ?ATOIU.J '.
Payahle in Gold. | Payai? u .u curr-u ry
l>t Cubia.?10ii ; Steerage.
1st Caldo io London..i03 I steerage to ' oudcu .. '?
D? Cubin to Paris....1151 Steerage ?O-PAT?*. >
passaco by the .V?*i 'u v ste liners-First Cabin ? '.
gold; steerage $30; payah'.i' in f. curen y.
Rat- sofo.s..i;;e from Now York lo U Ui>ur: Cah .
$2.1, stn rogo, SU);payable ic gold
PaSSCUgcn also lorwan! d to Havre, ii?-.,
Hr. mc?, ii-., 'tmodi rate rate.
Steerage passage from I. 7??rpool ami Qa ?eu::
40 curieiiev. Tickets cou hu nought bery oy .
??ms scuding for their frica is.
hur further iuloruiaUon a; viv a? ihr .V%-?ipv.
oQiees. J itiNii. CAERA.-; ,
N->. '.5 Broadway. New V'..r?.
June i ftaa
PACIFIC UAH, STEAMMIIP CO.'IPV'n
TUttOCCn LiN" To
CALIFORNIA, CHINA iVXIl JATAX.
, FREIGHT A.SD PASSAGE AT GREATl? V.S
ncc ED RATES:
. ... SIEXMERS OF IHi ??iC'a
...'; .' ., * .J line leave Pier No ?.".'. N'orih kiv?r,
' i' 3jU it* tj"* loot of Caual-strcoE Now i or?, n
rjV~-?'.i'.t--??~ lg o'elo-k ?io ii ol'thc J ....'?? l6tE
and Jilli ol every mon i ii except w o i inse date?
\ fall cu Sunday, then thc Satunla) pre wdlti .
Dc|tanure ot l>t and J4tii couilwd at nea WI If
steamers for South Pacific and Cenn-.i! *mericiu
ports, i hose ot 1st touch at M tua?ailIo.
Departure of'.?tb ot cacii mouth .? -.n ? -N * !t:>.
j the new steam line from Psuauij bi lustraiia ar i
I Mew Zealand.
I .steamship CHINA, leaves san i . :-, o, te,
j Chits ami japan. Dccamberll
No California stimuofd touchai Havana, but KS
! direct from Ne* York io Aspiuwall
'' One hundrcil pounds baggage n\? I-J o--:b idni*.
? Mwlichic and aitcudanco u-.-e.
For Passage I ickcis or turthcr Inror.aation applj
j at the COMPANY'S TICRE I OFFIi.'E.oathc whasi,
I tiH>i ot Caual-strect, Noiih River, N -w York.
March 14 lyr F. R. BARY, .Wee:.
POM PALATKA, PLOItl.1
: VIA SAVANNAH, I'! H N AND INA, JACESONVTLL E
ANO ALL LANUINOS ON THE sT. JOHN 'S
UIVI 1?.
: , THE 8 TBA M EH CITY POINT
X'iT^r-!11100 i-'!'s burthec), Cintalu W. T
! aicNEi.TT, ^il leave Sunth Atlantic Wharf every
I Imetaan Ai-./it .-I '?> o'clock, a;.d suva uah every
''" I Widneil(t) israoen, >? 3 o'clock, tor the abov^
,lJ j [Haces.
**. i;.-, liming, will U-avc Savannah for Charl est in every
i Sun Ul* Minni ?j, -it S o'clock
All ?fi-.! ' i" yableon thewharf.
Goods lett nu ti c wharf after i?iu?-.-: wit! bs .-toreil
st exp use and risk ol ow. ers.
J. h. MK EN .V CO., Ag, nts
October tl with Atlantk-Wharf.
|O.V? TRIP .1 ir.'iA'A.'.;
CIIAKl.KSTO:. ANO S.W.VWAi: SXr'.AB
PA'KM LIN'?',
VIA BEAUFOlir,HILTON il AD Al i SLUPFTOl.
ST1 ?MER ME? ff LOY. . .i ap?. W. A. VADK.V,
MEAM?-.H FAN? IE.Caor. I EN? PECK
H ^11--=*?, ONE GE rilE \HOVK STEAMERS
???..??7.*;:,witt I av h.i :.-....-..-j. Tunda*
Morning, a't 7 o'clivk, au.: savannah ever Ikuudaf
Hominy, at 7 o'clock.
Eor Freiulu or passage, a; ; I* to
.1 UN FERGUSON,
.lure--J Accoinisoilaflon Wharf
FOR GHOKUKTUWN. S. C,
TOUCHING AT SOOTH I LAND, KEITHF.ELD,
fl AVERLY AND ERO E GREEN .MILLS.
- ~IT,"*N THK 11NK S,K4alER EMILIE.
?'" ".Cim'STZm''"pl- ISAAC DAV:S, will receive freight
This u ie, at Commerriil Wharf, ami leave a- above
To-ilorrvK (Friday Uornint, I3Ui instant, at Six
o'clock.
Rtttnrnicg. will leave Georgetown cn Mindai,
Morning, Kith in-l.
All Freight prepaid.
No Preighi rcceivcil after sun* t
hBACEELFORD El LEY. Agents,
No. 1 noyce's Wharf.
November 12 1
FOR EOISTO,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LANE
? ^rr??v, THE st LAM;-": HT. HELENA
J Ji'ai t..iii .f..s it. . u iJ.Ki. ?iii ri-ccive
l-'ivigui 'Th.' Day. an I leave 7?-1', rr.-u- .Vonni.-;,
ot il.rou o'c.ock, au 1 Edcsiu .>e.i roay, at 1'wc
o'clock P. M.
Euri.. cUiorpism e.apply..u orto
J SO. li. MUR Y, Mar tel Wharf.
eysuamer leov. - gain.vda.t M- mina, at
s;s oVmefc. and l -l i ? o'. ' ,* . Naming, al
lialf-past Fiv? o'elo.k. _ I* Novo:nherl3
TOWAC, c. >:: . Vic...
-. nv-: FIHST-CLAS? row BO AT
X a*? V-^sAM-. N.i'a;<: in - I'.VM.. ls uow
ln.c?mpct.-pr..'iar .icu :-. IGA V -..:.S of aay
lounagu loa d?iom? li r.e.? .... i;.
Hu pn-ncller Ri I.I .. . ?p-.J E LYNX. In com
j I, ;e order, w.ll I te ; --v.: . rag A I within
i Lc Hail or. or o pees c. loy ~u. Ctn*.
Rivi i s, at r aso-abl. at '.
uu
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JU j "' Ao 07 L?XF'STRE:.T.
i EETWKEN K?N:? AN! M. Plirr.
' LUMBER CF ! Vi \ '?;>.' HUON ANL
i PUti-i'iNG MATERIA! i'..':.. i - i PI ASTER.
p.- ?Ntl r.ATi?s.p\!Ms, iii ?-:'-. - HiNGLES;
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