Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON ft CO, PROPRIETORS. OFFICE A'o/149 BAM BAT. ? 0 Trans-DAILT NrwB, one year.?6 00 DATLT Nrwa, six months.3 00 xx "^rws, three months.3 00 XB>WKXXLT Saws, ons year.3 00 Ts> WiE?Xi NKWB, atc months..a 00 Pantmrr tnvsrtably tn adran oe. No paper sent Vales* the cash accompanies the order, or for s long? time than paid for. Tax DAILX NKWB will be served to subscribers In ta* dry ai 15 cents s week. Ax* via riatratnrra-First insertion, IS cents s line; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents a Une. Business Notice*. 30 cents a Une. Marriage and Funeral No ti ten. One Dollar each. NEWS SUMMARY. -Gold waa excite i, dosing at 36?%86?. -In New York cotton closed firm; middlings 35 ote. -Cotton closed in Liverpool steady; up? lands 13fal3|J. -An exhibition of trout of all ages occurs at the New Hampshire State Fair. -Air. George H.Peadleton is expected to be gin to stamp bis Sta:e by the middle of this mouth. -A bast of Hansboldt, cast by Blaaer, for Amarwai will be shipped from Berlin directly for New York. -Commodore Vanderbilt means to dispose of his property himself, cot leave it for bis hairs to."?ht over. -Twenty-five thousand parsons engaged at Brunn, Austria, on Wednesday, in a festival in honor of tbe memory of Joseph I. -The Spanish people aro sanguine of the extinguishment of the Cuban insurrection by the reinforcements {hoy are about to send over. -Twas a bit of sarcasm on tho part of the newsboy who sang out, '- 'Ere's your Police Gaset te-another of them things from Harriet Beeot>er Stowe." -The unclaimed bodies, five in number, in a Louisville vault, were buried on tbe 27th. One of them had been waiting since 1861 for some ose io come after it. -The GuadaJoupe River, Texas, is full of water, and has been for months. At soma sea? sons of the year tha?e is not water enough in the stream to water a yoke of steers. -A revolt of a serions character is reported to haye broken- out at Tyranna, in European Turkey. The conflict between the autbontie? and the people has i osa) ted thus far in several persons being killed and wounded. -Napoleon presided on Wednesday at a council af hts M musters. In the Senate Prince Napoleon made a speepb animated by devotion to the Emperor, and?manifesting a bigb appre? ciation of the proposed reforme. -Tbe Loudon Standard is opposed to ma? king AB annual affair of the international bott race. It is too great a strain on the physique, and involves too much neglect of studies to happen otherwise than occasionally in the coarse of years. * -The Issi agrarian outrage in Ireland-the shooting ot a Scotchman named Hunter, in Mayo Corm ty-provokes severe comments from the London Times, wnic ? says that Mayor is now stained with atrocities wbioh hare dis graoed tipperary and West Meath. -Tbs walls of the old Catholic Mission * Church, five miles fiom San Antonio, Texss. which ?as built about one hundred and fifty years ago, fell to the ground last Saturday, This building bas long been an object of cuhoe Ity te parties mittag that portion of Texas. - Three men were killed and eight wounded Monday night bv the explosion of a boiler on ono of the vessels engaged in relieving the British fbi" Ann ?1 z t, on the beach at ' mit h's Island. Mr. Joseph A. Baker, of Messrs. Baker A Co., wreckers, Norfolk, bad bis head blown off. -Tbe Multan is well pleased with Ismael Parana's protestations of loyalty but commands him" to sell or transfer to Turkey bis iron-dads and breech-loaders, ordered in Europe; to keep his forces within prescribed limits ; abate taxation ; publish his annual budget, and ab? stain from negotiations with foroisu powers. -At the battle of Meeanee an officer who had been doing good service came up to Sir Charlen Napier sud said. ' Sir Charles, we have takeo ?Standard." The General looked at bim, but made no reply; and turning round, began to speak to some one else. Upon which tbo offi? cer repeated ' Sir Charles, we have taken a standard." The General turned sharp round j upon him. and said, "Then take another." -1 he Ne? York correspondent of the Phila? delphia Ledger writes ~>n tuesday: "General trade ia Bxhibiti-'g greater activity. The ano- ] rion rooms are well attended, and ibough box. ors are operat ng with unusual caution, the importers and jobbers have no especial cause of complaint. W< stern dealers are here large in numbers, but as a general thing i heir means ure limited. The South are better ott thanks to their bessy ootton crop, but a < yet they are only, parohasmg from hand to mouth. Next week, however, is expected to be a bnsy one alt round. ' -The government has received a tele era m from the Hon. Anson Burlingame, explaining that the Chinese Governmt nt did net expeot to ratify or finally act n ?on any of the treaties negotiated by him and bis confreres until bis return from b<s great diolomano tour. Dur? ing his sojourn in tho United S ates Mr. Bur lin?ame m ?de arrangements wi th prominent America inventors and railroad men to visit China po the occasion of bis return, and ex plained to thom that until the treaties ar. ra? tified if will be osoless for them to attempt to commence pustnosa opentio is there. -the Winosboro' News Ditches into the Land Commission in this fashion: "We do not deny that it is % good thing for the landless io become landowners, if tho v. by honest toil, ac quire the moans to do so, as they can; but we do deny that any mon stood eau come of a State government lending ita credit for tbe purpo-e of creating land-owners out of land laborers, than for tho purpose of creeling house-own* rs out of hout-o tenants, or ship? owners ouf or sailors or store-owners ont of clerks, or hoi el-owners out of cooks, waiters, chambermaids and boot-blacks. Ic is no busi? ness at all tor government, but will regulate itself if let al-nia. At present too, the experi? ment simply produc?s falsa hopes and dissatis? faction, and will lessen the actual production Of the State oext year, by ita banoful u duence, sert rsi millions of dollars. It is a mischievous meddling and aa impertinent interference-a job, and an expensive one.'' -One of tbe boldest robberies on record was a i m m it ted at St. Louis on Tuesday The Bepubttcun says. '-While the triter ot the Ger man Savings Institution was ?.anding at bis desk engaged rn his usual emp!o?menf. a man, dressed in the garb of a boatman, entered the bank, and wit boot saying a word leaped over the counter near the teller, and tnatcb ing several boodles of back notes ling on the desk behind the counter, j amp-j ed back again and ran ont of doors. Tho teller waa so dumbfounded at the bold proceeding of tho stranger that for a moment be was paralyzed and stood in mute amaze? ment. He soon recovered bis faculties, how? ever, and Rave cluse to tho robber, sbouting "Stop thief.' The robber ran very fast, out? stripped his pursuers, and was lost sight of on the levee. The amount stolen was $S00. There were several persons in the bank at the time, and tb<> streets were fall of poople." -The London News of Wednesday says : "When Dickens left on histast visit to Ameri? ca, h?? expressed a hope that he might do ser? vice in the cause of peaoe and good-will. Dick? ens has not resigned this peaceful mission. Nothing could be in better taste and feeling than bia hearty speech at the banquet on Mon? day evening. His wide and intimate knowledge of hi8 countrymen enabled him to express the admiration and esteem which the Harvard men have won for themselves in England. We hope there will be a return match in America, and feel confident that Oxford will meet as brotherly a welcome there as Harvard has here. We rejoice that our kinsmen ave satisfied with the arrangements of the race; we trust that for all time there may be no other or less thin a goDorous rivalry between the pride and flower of Old and Now Entrland. Transatlantic Cam? bridge h\u upheld the honor of ber ancestral name in patriotic statesmanship and intellect, and lastly, in dignity in defeat. To errors of impetuosity and impatience rowing authorities attribute the d?f-;at. These are tho excess of qualitios of an old stock-the temperament of a people's youth. What may not au alliance of two such rivals do for the better future of tho world ?" i CHARLESTON. SATURDAY MOBNINO, SEPT. 4, 1869. Thc Ku-Klux-Klan. About twelve months ago the Presiden? tial eleotion was drawing nigh, and all good Radicals busied themselves in devising a tale of rebel horror whioh might terrify the sober-sides of the North into voting for Grant-the Man of Peaoe. With an indus? try whioh gave honorable proof that they had not exhausted all their strength in ct n triving means of growing rapidly rici-, tba South Carolina Badioals rolled out yard after yard of "rebel murders" and "rebel "atrocities," and by the time that the elec tiona were at band at least two miles of printed lies had been scattered over the Union. Our Ohio Governor wa saot back? ward in coming forward in his p?culiar line/and rolled out a soore of letters and proclamations to prove that the South Car? olina Denftoraoy were on the point of swal? lowing, without salt, R. E Soott and the universal Yankee, nation. The South Car? olina rebels were not yet ready to make a meal of the white Radical?; but our weak kneed Governor was badly soared, all the same, believing that hts ears and hide, as well as carpet bag, were in imminent dan? ger. As Scott raved, our people laughed ha ! ha ! The more Scott -rayed the more they cracked their sides But not until the elections were over, did the Ohio Governor cease bis cries. Thea, at last, peaoe was permitted to reign throughout the laud. For many mouths we have been allowed to remain quiet. There is, however, some danger that the Radicals may be flung in Pennsylvania and-horrible to say !-in Ohio. Aud now does the Rtdical ohieftain couch his pen and amble to the rescue From his orest wave bonds and bills, and on his asure shield is a pouch Or-false her atdry, but true carpet baggery. Strange to say, he does not himself enter the lists, gaily caparisoned though he be. The King of the Carpet baggers has for his best friend a New Eogland skip jack, who is allowed to use all the weapons in the armory of his lord. Well ! the one-sided combat has begun, and the New Englander oalls to his aid the old familiars-Ku Klux and Bug a Boo who did good eervioe a few months ago This time they oome in a aew dress, appear ing as the heroes of miracle plays, in whioh are shown the "vices of the rebel" uni "the "virtue of the o tr pet bigger." Oae of these plays oatne off but two days siaoe. t? hort it is, but strong. Thus : K. K. K. OB. NIMBLE NI'-K OF NEWBER HY. Adi. Scene 1. An Ola Field. Enter Nimble Nick, singing : '-John Brown's body's mouldering Lu the oiay." NICK. Wa t'a da;? Obi Lord/, de Elu-Eiuxcs is oomia. Lightning Yells. Groans. Ad 2. Scene 1. The Same. Thunder. Battling of chains. Shrieks. Euter Union Laasruo Bill. Bru,. Whar you, N.ck? NICK. Here I. BILL. Gi' me my firty oents. NICK. Amt got 'em. Aol b\ Soene 3. The Samo. Trum oe ts. Alarums. Horrid Laughter. Bili. Gi' me my Atty cents. NICK. 1 tole you I enty got 'em. They clinch. He kills bim. Tableau. Curtain. And there is a twin brother of this sar ring play, whioh has different names, and now goes ibas: 1 HB DEMON DEMOCRAT, on, THE RADICAL'S REVENGE. Aol 1. Soenf?, A Rut?. Tho owl shrieks too-whoot. Blood, thunder a< d broi ed boues. A Are and boiler, borrowed lor tl ie occas io a. E .io fiticoD Ka K'uxos all in a row, alirou.l eil tn jftoen whito nheeu?. on their lica la uf tee n -gro skulls and bearing in their ha .da flttaou negro skeletons. They BO oma ly siug Juba and refresh themsolvos with rag jut a l'Afrique. GBAND CYCLOPS, ii ri ug in the prisoner I Au o'd negro man is lugged i . by Urti -seven while mea aud a boy. G SA HD CYCLOPS. Art thoo an African ? NEOBO MAN. NO sah. Use nigger. GRAND < ?CLOPS. A trace lo jesting. Tell mn, cai.ir! dtisc thou dare, contrary to the do.re * of tue E. K. K -(aere, all touou the back of their head with iho right foot aud cry Hil; cudst thoo dare to saetea twice in one d*y ? NEOBO MA*. Dunno I sab GKIND IOLIPS. Away with bim, be preva? ricates. In tho morn will we feast on African fncasHi e; to-night we will quaff his blood Thu KKK a.iaj the vic.im and are lead? ing him oil NEOKO UAH. L m me lone, white mon! GRAMO L YOL PS. Speak I NEOS ?MAN Fi yja d.n' lem me loue, Vat 1 gwins tell dat Radical paper eure I Ho-ror an I coumernation. lue K. K E. flue. Negro Mao writes io the R dio il uar* r that be ba* been Ku-Kiaxed. Tue Goddess of Libertv appears and smile? with Negro Man. Tableau. Cur.oio. These two miracle plays, with TAriauooj, ' form the whole stock in trade of the King of the Carpet-baggers and the ekip jack New li G glan Jere. There are bat two dishes of horrors, and upon these the Radicals must feast daily; now roast, now boiled, now broiled, now fried, now stewed. This is not fair on the part of New England. The same ingenuity which at home gare the world wooden nutmegs, Feejee Mermaids and the Wooley Horse, onght to be able to give the South Carolina Radicals something fresher than these eternal variations on Nimble Nick of Newberry and the Ku-Klux Klan. THIT. have bright - Radioals in Union County. The Unionville Times says that H. W. Danoan, the Radioal senator from Union, also oensaa-taker and magistrate, has filled out a model subpoena. It is head? ed ?ani?n County" and addressed to "any Lawful officer." The witness is summoned to appear at the "our often ock" in a cer? tain case in which "the Townconcil oon serad Plaintiff, againtt is 8. W. Dapree De? fendant; is Townconcil." The "italics in the last sentence indicate printed words in the blank. This is equal rights in orthography ! THE Unionville Times says : "In our State "canvass, we beg the Phoenix and THE "CHABLISTON NIWS to let alone such barren "questions as free trade, protective tariffs "and uniform ourrency. Let them alone "until our greatest evil is removed." We reply that THK CHARLESTON NBWS has never attempted to make these questions the turning point in our State oanraas. The platform of this paper, in all State questions, is ANTI RADICALISM, pure and simple. IN ANSWER to a correspondent we beg to say that we presume that the authority of j the Treasurer of Colleton County "to col elect a capitation tax" is given him by sec? tion 43 of the Tax law, which is as follows : "There shall be assessed on all taxable polls in the State an annual tax of one dollar on each poll, the proceeds of which tax shall be applied solely to ecucatiooal purposes." THE Radioal rumor that there was dan? ger of au outbreak in Anderson is, as we supposed, wholly false. The Intelligencer says there has been no breach of the peace and no disturbance, beyond what was oaused by the howling of drunken negroes during tho session of the Investigating Committee. OUR Collei on correspondent reports that three murders by negroes bata taken place in a short time, and that there have been three incendiary fires in Walterboro* in one week. Perhaps the Radioals will oall these Democratic outragea I TEE Phoenix says : "The buildings which " the City Council are preparing for the M ooming fair are in course of rapid oon " .traotion. Colombia will bo ready for | ? the fair " A. BAND of outlaws, from North Carolina, are now in the Peedee Swamp, in Marlboro' County, South Carolina. Tue Radical papen will soon be full of "Ka Klax" rob? beries and "Ku K'HX" assansinations (Lactational. TUK MISS KS KOA' II WILL KKOPEN their KJUOJL, September 6. st Mo. 10 Society, stroet._2?_Sept i mUK KXKUCtSx.SOKTIifc-. SI BSCKIB X i- BV -CHOOL will be resumed at lu3 Vi Went? worth street, "a Mo*DAT next, >he Otb september. Instruction ?Iren ia French. Koglisb and Claveles. A lew boarders will be roce i ved JO* H. PEA "ROOK. Rapt 3_2?_W SBAKKQQK._ H.GU SCHOOL OP CHAR. Kvro>._ The Exorcises ri this Institution will be re? sumed on hoNsar, September C h i boronga iu atruo.ioo u'iveu in LAT1V. G it KKK, FBKNCH. U?B >HS. M \ I iJEniA I ICS, and the higher branches ol EN'fLItn. Term*- $111 er quarter, payable in advance. No n ra charlo for FtfLNCH, G EU ii AN or STA? TIONARY. W. R. KINOMAN. A. M , PrinclriL V il. DIBBLE, A ll, 1 T-t Asais.ant. H P. FUKGAS, . M.. Kren h Master. W. A. A. DE\S, E?q., Oermau Master. August 30 10 FIRM ? . CM Vf. .Si rv, U K fe. K 1* ViLLB. A. C.-I he next so sion ot th's INvri IUI IOU will opeu thu lS'h > plumber, and continuo fort? wu hi TI boat m'erro;<-iou. Three year?' -cbnlnrahtus may b* ob'ained ooi-',i t;oued nn the payment"! ilu ly 'lollara anuudly tor three tears, ano eutltliop thubolcer of a schol? ar hip to tue tuldon of one pu >il <n all the reguUr -cn iota, on th" payment of the iucidi-alal leo ol' flyn d < Ure. . xcopt to holders nf sch .rsliipa. tue rua ne for tuition lor tho vear will be sixty dollar*, a il tivy dollars for luci le >ial exoensea. For in? st a<- ion io Practical > numi, ry, or in Modero Isa. gua e-. tuer? will oo aa extr.i charg ), to be regula le t by tho H.zo ot ih? ola** T?f eit dar >choo s embrace Mataora-itlo* and Meemi! cd Philosophy, P oressor JUD -ON; Latin L n_u ce J id Literature Professor rf ABBR; Greek Laaauge Prot-ssor .Mll'il; Cbomistry and Nata isl Pnilotop-17 Pmfe<sor ? WtRts; oilo. Bu-tortc, an lato'i-c uti aud Moral Phi.oeophy, Proiessor PURMAM. Dr. "'AULit will ?mtruot in German, French and Spauiah. Goos "oard ng exoiuslvo nf lights and washing, can be nb'alned at about SIS ?? ?n mid Cataiotrura < r Scholarship ?aa >e obtained by ad? dressing tue subscriber. J Mc a f ?B M AN, Aagasi 23 18 President. Coj>artncrai|tj> ttottrc. i^tOPARTNBKNHIP ?OTlCr>?MR. V/ HUN BY W. FROM' ls this day aasodaert with us as a Copartner, the bu toaSS will be connoted In Ohariest n under the oil firm of QOUltDtv, M \ rTlliE- >EN ?i CO., and ui savannah auder that ot G. URDINa, YOU "'lit FaO 1. He NKY GuUl'DIN. BOBKBi' N. f'.ODRDIN. September 1, 1869. LOCIvG. YOUNG. Sept 1 4 ^solution of C0partarrai)tp. DISSOLUTION ?*P COFA KT M KICS HIP. I ho < o ur n<Tship h-rotof" .*- existing be* Uvtmti.e mbscrioora a* C*Br?iILL, H \ RB KS N S? i, ls hereby disolved Mr. Josh PH HAttUfc. NON is authorized tu collectai deb's due tba lato Brm. ? H.OMA-. t!A>-TMILL. J?ssrH DAHSasON. JNO. HARBESON. Chailoston, Sopt 3,1S09. THB RUslNES? WILL KB ;ONTI<UED UNDER the asmo of H AERE -UN A OO. "eptjj_3_JO-EPS HARBESDN. DI?BMI.VIION op P4 R i ff H. tc SB ip_ the Par nersh'p bouvcen tito und r \ju d w a dxeio! vi d ou the lat instant by mutual consent. 'the business will bs continued, at thu same piaoe in B ania;i-strvo bv F. J. LI IENTH I. wiiera payment of debts due th -rn will bu received bj eitber party. WILLIAM ul. PP , KBEDE.'.Ii E J. LILIBNTHAIfc ObarWton, September 3,1869. SoptS _8 NOTICK -MK. JVMKS lAl.bW" LL bas wttadrawn from the firm of JAM'S M. CALDWtti L m ?ON-? to embark ia unottier brauch ot buttress c his own account m the towu of hum ter 8 0. 'I BK DN"DER TONt D W I L CONTINUE IHR F? T lt "GK iND OMU:? Uv l UMNfci\ under tho uame ,.m M.?io of J ..vi-> M ..' \LD'*>I L A 8 N and wi I ?tile thc ou- ties- or the .ats firm. 0&k?, Accommodatiou Wba.-t J. MK- M 0>LI)W LL. WM. R. i A I.DWsl.L. Ch iveston, S. C., September 2, lt-69. Pt ?_?1 NO* IC H..-AI". DiMKL LLSrBVKfl S thia day retired from oar Firm. I be nos - o a will be ? oed ucl wi in ottatr roana ta aa h reto ore LasEoNB A WELI.N September 1,1809. ce.it 1 Wants. WANTKD. A BOY WHO WliULU BK willing to make hiinself generally useful as Clerk in a Hardware ?store. Addresa P. 0. Box 871. Sept 3_6? COTTON OINKING. - W ANTED, A thoroughly i ompetcnt person to >nperinterd a set of Oins He must understand in nil its detalla tbe ginning and preparation of bea I land 'ott n. Bent of references required, Adoress KEY BOY. No. G5, Charleston f. O. 6 fcpt8 SIX II CK O Ft fe; D IT ANDS WAMI D. FOH work on tho brunswick and Albany Bul road, oeorgia. Wages one dollar and twenty five c< nts ($1 25, pei day Fico transrortstion out Fur fur .her particulars, apply al the comer of Vanderhoret and Coming streets, or at Forest House. No 190 Kin;-B. ree t, ot QI OBOS L. PB ATT. J. F. MK? Ogg, Agent B. and A B. B._r-eptl AYOUNG MAN, OF POCK YEiRV business erpc-ienco in this eily, and capable ot giving tbe best referenoea he'e, desires a perma? nent situation in som* Wholesale House- cotton Factorage preferred. Address A. B. C., Bex 30. Sept 1_ _imo? WAM'KD. A COMPKTK>T AND HE* LIABLE M A M. a Coppersmith and Tur? ner, accustomed to Railroad work. Good wages and steady employment. Address C. COL! INS, Master of Machinery, A. and O. Railroad, savannah, Os. Anguat 3b _ 6 GOOD SKRVAftTS. WHITE WDCOL OUED, can be obtained by ayplytng to EM PbOYMEN ? OFFICE, No. 60 Qaeen-stieet. August 23 _ WANTKD, * YOUTH PROM IO to *0 years old, wbo would be wallinar to make bim self generally useful as ulerk ina More in UuionvUle, S. 0. Address POsTOFFICE BOX, No. 17. Union 0 H., S. O. August 14 ?h Of WATCH KitKhi TO ? V K H V M{)Of> ?GENT I Business entirely new. Anent* muling lirtunen! Address O.S. M. CO., BIDDK* FOR . MAINE. Imo pao August 24 Wi- l Ml?, BV A MA lilt I h. I* MAN, A situation in *omo Cotton Mill -outh or South? west; is acquainted with all branches, having work? ed in them all, but should select WE ?VINO as a choice. ! arries wishing to engage a ?rh a person ?ill please address a note, staling terms, to JOHN J. KELLY, No. U8 j-tate-street. Boston. May 24 WANTED, KVKUYBOO* TO SUB-] SCRIBE to th? CIRCULATING LIBRARY - CHAULES O. lllUHTKR'S Select Library of New Booka contains all ol tbe latest publications. iDril 21_No. 161 K'NG-STBEET CHINESE LAB O tl KHS.-PA UTI KS wishing to employ large or sinai! numb' rs of CHIN' C H i: LABOREES, rray make the uioea ?ry arrangement? for pw urta a gang? of sis. required delivered ha any part of tbs country, by applloation to KOOPMANSOHAAP, ban Francisco, cslifornia July 20_ WANTED, KVKltYBOOY TO ES?)VV tbat JOB PRINTING ui ?ll kinds, plain and ornamental ls exeoatrd promptly in che neateat styie aud at tbe lowest New York pri TS, a< i KM INsws Job Office, No. 149 f,AsT BAY Call uni ex? amine the scale of prices before giving your orders el se where._ WANTED. AGENTS KOK THE AMERI? CAN FAHMEBS* HOBSE BOOK, in both f.ng liah aud Oerman, by Robert Mewsrt, V H., ol Miss. 1 he worK covers the whole ground of the breeding and raising, and the treatment ot horses and mules, both In sickness and htalth. It has won tts wi? to popular favor, and ia t>day the moat popular and bett Helling Horse Book out. Address O F. VBN , Publisher, Cincinnati, 0. 6ino* March 19 tt?Ht^ rKKNT, THK FL,": AS AN Ti. Y ?I I't - A i ID ihr ,n d aha !story II .niUKMUK. So. 69-mllh strert.uejir Vauderho-et. App.y at No. 0 LlliEUTY-s i nth r._4?_Rei)' 4 TO H IC %T, THE WH >RK AT TH"! weat end ot Reauiatn-sircet. For terms spnly to WM. b LA A so.*. Besl Estate Agent, No 65 Broad- ?vet_3_i>epU OF KICK TO R KN T.-TOA f OESIli? BLE OFF I E. No 40 HBO \ OS IBB iii', coi urning iwo rooms (Iront and one';), now ia com plum order. Applv on premises toi- H. K BI-.N NETT. or to No. iCS KJNQ.-lTKKKT._Wept 3 TO ll JON T, TWO Ol? TH li BK HOOMS. Apply at tbe NOi<1 HEAS r CORNER OK H ' bO'f AND -OCIE i Y-t-TBEElB 6* cpt 2 KK\L S< STATE AGENTS, * NO Ol MEKS having honses to ret, can have their Placards, Ar., printed at the Jowe.-t ratea and in the newest and neateat stvlss of tvpo, at IHK NEWS JOB Of h ICE, No. 149 hast Ray lex S?t. AT P lt 1 V A T R SALK. THAT KINK STAND with flxmres for a Grocery, corner CiOhoun and bast Bay streets, No. 35. AD ly ON PUEMt Ert._tuniq Januarv 21 F?SK 0 ? I.K IX? W, A LA ll GK CHU ttl. H OH?iN, contamine thiny-Aves opn. AU?. A KMAF.L PARr,OK > i OW, eontatnlag four "-(ops, in a hand ?orne UOHCW od Case. Applv al JOHN BAKI.R'.I ORGAN EAi'tOBY, No. 18 Vau d r OTrti-s.reeb thsinSb Julv 8 ?.10H SA- K, 1100 AVUKI op \V LL ' UMBBBSD i ?NO in lower put ol ban.wUl Count , six miles imm >ouih . disto Uiver I si ?a? mado very low For particulars, address Dc. 0. B. la UT IO, Grabum's Turnout. ?'.S. U. U. AugU?t 20 D?o tl" SAND AMI UUAVEL KOK ?Aim. , low rites at MARSHALL'.) WHARF. August 20 imo FOK SALK, KOCK MoO IK I'll Y HOL? IER J] Na, sucouJ hand, out uiUa used 1 Prem uiu Faim Gri-t Mi I. ..Prosen?" Patent 1 Ila id-power teelGriat Mid 18 PlougbH, of vaned and must apDrovod pittcrna. ty hut lillie us<-d an I ut low prices 1 Couou H oik". 1 Four-bur>e ro ' er bteam fcouioo, reoond band, in goon couaiiion. Applv to ? A MERON, BABKLVY * CO., Nor lm.i-1 coruur Meeting aud Cumberland xirrois August 9 Ina . FOI! SALO'., THE DKSl KA ULM -..<.?!. Dt-.N E. near Hampstead Mall-ibe tlnu-e and L?t. No. HI Amorira-Hirrtrt, ono door s m. >i Blttk.-, on east .ide of ?aid BM out 1 be Loi mt?-uroa in Iront ctn . mu c mtmu. Ci h i 6 mulio-, in dojuh 160 ieot, more or lo"?, witu the r-ar portion, ol ibe lot on the south, sav - feet - li.eli-s. Ou th; pre ' isesli a su'?sUutiallr -ulit iwo-.nd-a bait' -t >rv wood-o 'welling v. a biiok t niu-ijUnn conialmng flvo squire iomr-, with ga? Uxtur<s n O'der. a drcAsiuir io un, pantry und Auisbtd attics, aud "ou blep azsa. all ovore i wi h hesvy tia lately repaint e , ?nd a private stairway; also, a t*o st ir? Kbo >en .llb ton' -OOIBH, a o.iouu' une. stable and H y loft, Ac; ul-o au cxiei'sivo cis'erii, built wiib a bite tog wad, an I a gocd wid ot cbo.oa spriug water, isco turnt-hol with a irodcin u np. An njx'U leuce iu trout, wiiuev r re. n hedge, also flawi.r varden m front, e itcusive vine ot ch.) oe grapes no* in lull beurinL', V.gotub^c gardeu and Indi trees i-oiupris toi; sweat orange, uecla I.ie. peach, plum ti_r. Icc. Ihe i.eigh orhood I? notoiicus as a bedtby location Ponsession cali b? g<ven lmmediatnly. Fir terms, fte. a ply to KliWvitD 0. Ul. HIN, No. 8 Gillon-itrei t. near Old Posioiboe or on the premires. Autrust 10 AUCTION KEKS, B ll I? K K lt S , .NO others wtsbing "> or Sale" llarards. business Cards or other Joe Printing executed with neat Q-sa and dis, atch, ?rib consult their interest by leav? ing tho.r ordure ut THK NEWH JOB OfTMMC. Na 149 East Bay. FOK SALK, OLD BKWSPVPK S IN any quantity ITIOA 75 cents per hundred. The cheap.-st wr.tppiu ? paper that can be naed. A p Olv a1 thenfflee of . H": N ' W>. Vf^rch 1 Pt? rv. AT? KOA ??DINO HHU-K_/O Kuu'.a spai-iouri B >\tti>IvG IKIU^E, neas autlysitUkcd at N- 311 Ki g-<1 r el, co.. Ci I ? I g lt roon s aud p i o'sion L?V M irnm .'du el ; *t r s en orcupicti by Mrs. Bom ar For pan icu. am. ap? ply at Mo. 3?3 KINU-sraBBT. "Qi'* ? stu! _^mflDut PHILIP SCH* CK i.VN, OK ?LU K IN WoitU>D AMU I'RIM HING . bas ro noved to his former store, No 211 BltG-UU-.E , o . o slte tiasel-street. uu i j| ^Uia.MJh.:, o? I>1 ACBKTil, No. 30 Broad-street. GbarleMton. o. 0., BbOKUitS, A0CTIONEEB3. RBALC8TATB AND GKNEKAL CO M Oil SS ION AOK^IIt trill atttend to BenUn^ aird Collecting ct -M-mt and pnrcbMo and sale el titock?, Boo a, Hold Hilywr and ??^?1 Karate. ALSO io ?be Puronueo ot Good? and Nuppl'HS for tmrtirs in ibo cnuuu-y upon reason iblo erm?. GeoiwB 1,. Coin KS.AI KIA .surra MACDE H. Jamiarvl yi y^/ICUS ?? CHItMILiBs. t-ACTOBa. UUAlMISSION MEltOHAr? O ?iiti SHIPPING AGENTS, mi ATTEND TO THE PDB0HA8B, SALE AM H'PVKNT ito roreigu ?nd ooaestir Pone of COTTON. Rf<:% LC v BEB ANO NAVAL "TOBI*. ATLARIIO WHARF, ITbarlestOii, H. O. ^. ffn.i.ts..a. B. OHlSoiai October J? JHtftmg*. CHAULESTUM TYPOGRAPHICAL. SO? CIETY. THE BEG?LAB MONTHLY MEETING OP YOUR society will be h?lo irus KVEKIHO, 4thInst., at Eight o'clock, orer thc Store of Mr. J H. VOL? LER*, northeast comer of Beaufain and St. Philip streets. A fall and punctual attendance is desrrd os busi? ness of ?ital importance will be acteo apon. By order. JAMES BONAN. Sent 4 Sorra* ry. I'HAKLESTOJi TYPOGRAPHICAL I NION. No. 43. AN ADJOURNPD MUE UNO OF THU UNION will be held 1ms (Saturday) ArriBNOON, the 4.ti instit, at six o'clock, at the office or lau CHABLBSTOM DALLY NEWS A general attendance of the members is particu? larly desired. B order. C. ADAM*, Sept 4 fc ec rotary. CMAHLKSTOSi CHtMBHK OK COM. MERCK. AS EXTRA ME HIING OF TH? OHAMBEB will be held THIS Dar, saturday, 8?ptembt>r 4th, at U o'clock. M., at tuc Old state Bank Hail, coiner Broad and East Bay streets, on business of importance. By order of the President. P. J. BAB BOT. Sept 4 _Secretary. YOUNO AIS VS CH'IISTIAK ASSOCIA? 1ION. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE YOUNG UBN'-i CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be held IBIS EVENTta. at Kigtt o'clock. Mem? bers ate particularly requested to be pre-ent F. A. SIL'iOX. Sept 4 secretary. I. O. O. P--CHILLKK L?DGE. Ao. 30. TSE RBGULAB Wt EELY MEETING OF THU Lo Ige will be held lo-tfoaaow ( -nndayj I VEN ? INO. at 8 oVork. at our Hall, corner of King and socioty stre ts. onrranco on society street, 2d door from King street. A \i mema] attondanc- of the Brothers is earnestly requested. By order ol N. G. D. NOROMRY ER. Sept 4 83_Beconlng Secretary. MF.ttCANTII.B CO-OP KR ?Tl VE AaSO SDCIAIION, OB' ?'HABLEHTON. 8. ?. rpHE FIB-iT ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THU J Assorti i rion will be held at tbe Ban ol the Wash? ington Fire 0 >mp my, on MONDAY. Cih september, at Bullit, o'olock P M , at wh on limo an el ec ion will be bold for a Board of Director. ID accordino 4 with Article VIII of the ronsrt.utloa. L. 0. HBNDBICKJ. Ausfistat tothsS Secretary and lreasurer. pst and /ouaD. r\Ot?D, A ODLD ULUK KN\MELLKD JJ BBEASTPIN, wbioh the own r can haye by upplving at the DalL? NtWa Office, and paying ex? penses, 1 sept 4 Gr Jnsnranic. U A R D I .1 N MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or NSW TORE. Organized in 1859 . ALL POLICE 3 NON-PORFEITABLB. HALF LOA N TAKEN. NO NOTES REQVIRKD. 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PEBUVTAN GUANO. * O A A TONS N:. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, TO AR 4\J\J HIVE per schooner '-Marj Mow." For sale by T. J. KERB. Sipt 4___ CORN. LANDING AND IN STORE. OA AA BUSHELS PBIME BALTIMOBE AND ?5UUU TKNNESSEt WHI'E COBB 1000 boar-els Prime Black Feed and Feed Oats 10C0 bushels Bran. For sale by Sept 4 2_J. N. TIP lt MANN k CO. EASTERN HAY. fafTQ BALES PBIME EASTERN HAY. LANDIN* ?jij? from Schooner Dexter Washburne. ow Brown k Co.'s Wharf. For sale by OLNEY * CO. Sept?_ SEED RYK. OA A BUSHELS Or THE BEST OF 8EXD BYE, ?VV grown within six miles of Charleston, warranted pure and good (na n. For sale by the bushel, at J. c. H. CLAUH.-EN'M, Sept 4_stnlb Market-street. CYPRESS SHINGLES. ACARGO OF PBIUE CYPBE8S SHINGLESFOB sala by WM. C. BEa k CO. Sept 4 _ stalh3 GUNNY CLOTH. fr rr DALES tXTBA HBAVY GUNNY CLOTH, 44 I f_) to 45 inches wide, and weigtilna SS pounds. For salo by I. J. BEBB k CO. Sept 3_ CORN AFLOAT. ?AAA B?SHEL8 PB1MB WHITE VIRGINIA UUvVf C03N, suitatle lor grinding, pac schooner Virginia Dare For sale low wht.e landing, by WEST k JONES, Sept 3_._No 78 East Bay. FLOUR, HOUR, FLOUR. I A Ai I SACKS EXTRA AND FAMILY GEOB II lUll GIA FLOOB 2C00 bula. Family and Extra Tennessee and Georgia Flour. Fome it three grades are verv choice, all from now Wheat. They will pass muster by either Flour Merchant or Inspector, atm can bo sold low from the depot or from the store by sTfcNHOU.sE & CO,, Nos. 108 110 and lia Bas Bay, Sept 2 3 Corner Accommodation Wharf. HONEY ! FOB SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BY Dr. H. BABB, June 28 No. lil Meeting-street. ZINC, Y Eli LOW M BTU SHEATHING AND NAILS, CONSTANTLY ON HAKD. FOB "ALS BY m-1-OLM BRO rnLRS. Augu?t 7 swlmo Adder's Wharf. NEW YORK BAGGING, DOUBLE AM HO K BK AND. TH E STANDARD WRIGHT 2?i@2?<- THE stacdard w'dth full 44 Inohes. It is wider, closer stronger and affords netter pro. tection for the entire covering of the Cotton bale than any other <n use We sell at raanufi.cttirer's price and expenses laid down here. A suppl; always on band. WILLIAM BOAOH A OO. Augusto_Into _Agent?. GUNNY ClOTH. C) fT BALES HFAVY CUNNY CLOTH, IN ?J <tJ btore, and f r sale by W. GTTBNRY. August 31 6_No. i Ol Bast Bay. G? NNY CLOTH, 4 ON THE ?POT AND TO ASBIVB. For sale i y August 20 GfO. ?. TBE* HOLM A BON. SEEDS! SEEDS! SEED WHEAT SEED BYE SHED BARLEY fEKD OATS. The above Heeds are carefully selected for this sotL "or aale by Septa thstnlmo JNO. CAMPSg\ k 00. H. & H. W. IATHEli WOOD'S EXTRA PINE PURE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN OBDEB TO FACH IT AXE THE bCPPLYOF OURPUBfcOLD >ON?NG?HELA RYK WHIS? KI lis to our former numerous customers at th? South, we have appointed Mettra, B GbBDTS k CO our Agent?, wuo by tots arrangement, are en? abled to supply the trade st pri?es wi lob ?ill Insure aatlsiacdon. H. SEW. OA TH BB WO OD. H. ?i H. W. CATHEKWOOOD'S KXT8A FINE PUBS OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. fr/\ BARRELS OE THE ABOVE FAVORIT? OU WHISKIES, consistingof X,XX.XXX,XXXX, and i-EriAti and CABINET BBAND -, and also di ower i-rade*. Now landing, and for sale low by U. GttBDTS A CO., Jure 12 stutbSmo No. Eist Bay. flem jitonucauona. jJOOK. BUYERS WILL KIND IT TO THEIB ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS CATALOGU?. Thc List will bo Changed at least Once a Week. NEW AND STANDARD BOOK? rOB SALE AT FOG ARTI K'S BOOK. DKPOSITOHT. Catalogue No. 13. THE BOOK OK CHURCH HI ?TORY, extracted in part trom Palmer, designed tor Schools and Families. 60c. MX "HOBT SERMONS ON MN. by the Rev. Orby shipley. 60c. 1'rtE CHOSEN PFOPL''.: A Comp Mi lium of ?a cred History, by the author ot "the Heir ot Rei. cliffs." 60o. t E SINFULNESS OF LITT LB SINS, by Bishop Jacsson. 50c. ELEMEN !'.> OF THE HIS LORY Of ENGLAND, by Cunts. 50c. DAILY SEhVIOES FOR OHHI>T'AN HOUSE? HOLDS, comp?ed by Rev. H -lobart. CCo. WOB'H'P OIT 1H". CHUKOH IN TH 8 HOV SE, by a -on ot the Church. 75o. RE \i lNOS for the -uuuaya >nd some other Boly Days explaining in aimpU words um" part of tba fcrvicc for the day, bv kmma F Loyd. SOo TWliN TY-FuUit FBAG1L AL SLR''.ONS, by W. W. How, M. A. 75c. TH E spi RI i UA U COMBA\ with tt s Path of Par adlse. or of In?ard Peace, by cupo I GOc. OOrl AGe- PIKl Y l XK.UPL'FIET. SI 25. TBK PO"E NO I AMT-OHBISI. Oy Dl-h. p Hop? kins $1 25. KU rH A D COUNTER TED ' H, by Bev. Thoa. Ricbev. D. D 75c. I IF K' -> MORNING; or. Coat sals and Eocourage m nt - for Youthful Chris ians 76c, LiFE'i EVEN SO; or. lfongh.s for the Aged. 75e. THB TRDB DELIVF.REl:, bj Geo. Henry i'avls. SI. -ACRA MENTAL MEPlTi IMNS, by the late Bev. S. Lavington, of Bidetord. 76c. I i HI-PERIODIC LAW, b; lt- v So. A. I oakin, A. I M 75 - t CHURCH DOC I HINES ."HOV D UY THKIBIt-LrJ. 60c. 'M.NU*LO-' IHE CHRIS I IAN I IP?, by Rev. I Moipau Dix D D. 400 iBK'HUlt E OF IHE PATRTABI HS, ? scries of Reading* o? ti'0 LestotU for Hindus, from hep i tua .t alina to taster. 5tK". I I Ht-.' FIGURA IV' LANG' AGf-' OF THE HOLY s RiPlUitf S rXPL.VINKD, b? Wm. Jones, M. A. F. R s. i c. 1 HE -UHF. LEKTIN G PLAOB. behw Selected Sa-mus ot Our Lori Je-ms Chrl-t,arranged as a Manual nf Fiitb aud Praotioe. $1. CHARN ? ICS Df>COUR?KS ON CHRIST CRU? CIFIED. 75u. E-"AY on the Divine Authority of the New Tes? tament, y D.viJ Bogue. > D. 7?c THEINVVLIO'N KRI \D. 40O. THK ACTS OE IHE APO*Lt?> AND 'HBE/K TL s OF PAUL, ariangfd in tn? form of a cou' nu ous History, wi h ores, critical aa i expl?iaU< y, a Gazetteer of Piucee, and Qa- s lons for hxamia ion, by i hoe. Morrison, Glas ow. 91 50 1 HE BING -ND THE BOOB by I'obe-t Brown ins. couple'e. 2 TO s. Si F.VE A BES TOO MU :H. a Troihtal KnciiUtlon of the Attractions of the Country, al 60 BIMINI OKNOES O - t KL X MEND LSSOHN BABIH^LDY, by Elles Polio translated from the German by Lady Wall i a ?> '6. IHE L .ND AND ?HE BJ E; or, Biblical Illustra? tions drawn from tue m-muers and custom-, the acnes aud scenery of the Hoi? Lind, by W Af. Thomson D D, w th Maps, uur-Ttaus, A?.; 2 vois , bandsomelv bound in baif at I gilt. .8 50. A second edition of HI ; M .MO R i OF BARON BUNSEN 2 vols. Svo. i" ft tl. FRIENDS IN cuLNOlL, the 4 vols. In 2. compris? ing tho new -erie-. $4 gg- NOVELL AND L.GB I READING of ibo latest and Hundard authors -e r. by Mui withoat ^xtra charge. ntiy Books pub ishediu Amer ca or europe sent free of postage on r ceipt ot pubdoher*? price. Ad M FCX?ARTIE'S BOOK DBPDSI TOlfT, No. 260 King-street, (in the bend,iChari-toa. 8. 0. May 14 nao atutbaoaoa