The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 13, 1869, Image 2
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ir s ir a a v at at A it T.
-Gold closotl in Now York on Saturday at
35}a35J.
-Cotton oloeod a abado low ar. Midd linc;
333 a3 lc. Sales 1000 bale*.
-lu Liverpool, on Saturday, cotton closed
steady. Uplands 13|d. Orloaus 13Jd. Sales
10,000 bales.
? -Tho "Last Hopo" is tho suggoslivo name
of a New lurk suoiablo.
_Thoro uro now 80 000 white votors in Texas
out ot the 121.000 registered.
-Tho While Snlobnr Springe pa hi il? pro?
prietors $30 000 apiece tb Is season.
-Tho London Litioot complains that tight
lacing has again mado ita anco ranee.
-Ex-Senator Hon. A. O. r. Nicholson is
euggostod for tho Tonnossoo sonatorsbip.
_Columbus, Miss., is to tiavu a tbroc days'
tournament, boginning oo tho 6lh of Uctobor.
_Thoro aro ono hundred towns in Kansas
that claim to bo tho "railroad centro" of tho
State.
-Tho voncrablo Arohdeacon of Montreal,
who ie over sixty, has married a young lady of
seventeen.
-An enterprising Frencbmau bas planned a
cafe in a brown-stone front on Fifth Avenuo,
and there is wrath thereat.
-A convent for tho colored "Sisters of Pro?
vidence" is beim: built in Now Orleans, tho first
of tho kind for that raen in Louisiana.
-Tho approaching con lunary of Humboldt
has eaiiBod tho annoonoomont In Oormany of
Boventy-four uow hooks on the groat man.
-Norfolk has an ord manoo by willoh only
eight bootbltialtH are allowed to work in thc
oily, and o.ioh of thono hai his own district.
-Twonty-ciglit colored, women loft Norfolk,
Virginia, in ibo HUH ton atoamor for Massachu?
setts, 'tuesday afternoon, for domestio service.
-Salvator Patti, father of Madamo Bira
kosob, Madame Adelina Patti-Caux and Mlle.
Carlotta Patti, died ou tho 20th of August in
Paris.
-Tho bronzo statuo of tho Qaeen, intended
for Montreal, has arrived thoro, and tho cere?
mony of unveiling will be performed by Prince
Arthur.
-The billiard tablo manufactory of Eava
naugh A Docker, at the tntoraootion of ' Canal
and Centro stroeta, was barned Friday night.
Loss $90,000. Polly insured.
-Lords Waltenpark and Paget and Gene?
rals Kim Ria and Custer, and others, wont on
a buffalo hunt near Hayea Oity, Kansas, Wed
day, and killed forty b t.ff aloes tn flvo hours.
-The wives of two nogro aldermen of Mis?
sissippi nearly killed eaoh other in a little
di {Terr ti cc of opinion as to which bad the pre
oedonoo of tho other, by virtue of hor hus?
band's omeo.
-The college or the City of New York has
been in oooeutlotiou about retaining a profes?
sorship ot Orock and Latin. Aftor a long dis?
cussion tho cla?sics won by a voto of (nui?
t?es-eight to ono.
-A destcuo ivo Aro, which has extended out
from near Mjffolk for twenty milos, is-prevail?
ing in the Dismal Swamp, buming up in ita
conreo thounauds ot Btavos and shingles and
much standing timber.
-MosBrs. A. T. Stewart A Co., of Now York,
say they lu vo nover done as large a business
at this time in any previous year. I hoy attn,
bu to thin tact to their having advortisod moto
'this Boaeon than ever before.
-Four of a gang of colored mon implicated
in tho murdor of .Sheriff K ng, of Itoboson
County, N. c., have been arrested afters wcaty
pursuit. One of ttiem John Dcvo, bas oou
fessed tho wholo tranuacuon.
-Calitan.ia wi non. it is assorted, will now be
moro extensivo!) used on tho Atlantic ooast
and tho States bordbring on tho Mississippi,
Bin oe tho froight from San Fraucisco has bee a
reduced to $1 60 per hundred pounds, one-half
the former charge, winch was represented as
being prohibitory of ibo trade.
-During the gale at Boston Mr. G. M. Clark
was walking tho street, when a furious gast of
wind toro up tho wooden sidewalk on whioh bo
was walbing, and the timber was hurled with
tuon violoi.ee og ainsi bia hoad that his skull
waa badly fir set ur. d, hu lips cove rely oct and
one of his arms broken. He died in a short
time,
-A oar oouttining eight hundred and twenty
five cases of fruit, of wbioh nevon hundred and
thirty-eight were Hied with grapes, arrived in
New York t be ot her day from California. The
grapes w?ro erith ely Jolted to pieces by their
seven day a' Journey. The road from Uhioego
to New Yotk waa mnoh rougher than that
aerosa the plains.
-The feneing aronnd the site of tbe near
postoffleo building ai Now York, opposite tbs
Astor House, was leisod a few days since for
two years for advertising purposes. Tho biela,
over two hundred ?ti nura her raoged from $800
to $15.000. Ibo sucoeseful competitor was re?
garded SB having paid a prioe entirely too
bigb to save him from (OBS. That thia (doa
waa a miaiakenono ia evidonoed by tho'not
that on Tuesday last Mr. Uoonur paid $500 for
tho privilege of ita oxolusive uso a singlo day
-Adieu to chignons. Tho Rmpress has de?
er oed that hirh puffs Knd friEottea shall no
longer exist. Tho laiiar outtolnine braids,
looped st the back of tho bead an 1 falling to
the shoulder*, are iieraaf.er tba sty 1 J. There
ia an evident tr BOO of the ?banges in the Em?
press' sentimouts in thai J m idas of bair
dresslnp sad tee fashion* wbioli follow them.
In ber brilliant prime she omul ?ted the splen?
dors and frivolities of Maria Antoinette's court
and the wWnauderies ut Lt V dione and Pompi?
dou*. In ber pensive and graceful deoline abs
reverts to the stately and exclusive m inner? of
(he anoiont obatelaines. These amt ibo hoop
ISM skirt of fl ?wing velvet or poult, the oava
lier plumo and tbs wide brimmed bat, the em?
broidered gauntlet sud tua drooping braids.
Oas will no longer noora xe the fashions of
th? demimonde and ot king** ta rori toa iu tho
allaremeuta ot coquette i putts and long
erl ra poa trasses, m tbs dieu flattering with
ribbons tad bows aal light with bouillons; s
quieter, store doe oro as sud aristocratie stvis,
BOM tbs tess costly, baa ita advent with th?
oh ate laine br ai i s. "
-A meo i io g of the Shipowners' Aesooiation
WM bald lu Kow York last weak, at which
thar* was a spirited discussion of th? law
wbioh prohibits tho Bailing of foreign-built
rosarla nndor tho Amorioan flag. Tb* pie
dominating aontimont of tbo prinoipal sponk- (
j.'rs was that our shipping iutorosts woro ra?
pidly decliuing, and that tho only romody was '
free trade. It was statod that in Now Bruns- 1
wick tho wooden part of tho hull of c. sailing I
vessel was built at 122 in gold per ton, wb'lo |
on the opposite side of tho river in Maino tho ,
thc samo thing in cvory roapoot would cost
$45, currency, and that tho pooplo could not
ho expected lo invest in shipping uudor such
oircunisti.:ces. A committoo of Ave was ap?
pointed to draw up a suitablo momorialto bo I
prc -OM rd ?o ContrrosB. To avoid tho oppoai- I
lion of tho rdiipbuildera whoso busluoBS tho re- :
peal of this law would ontiroly ruiu, it waa
auRgoatod that Congres? should further re?
mit thc duty on all such shipbuilding material
SB bas tho full internal rcvonuo tax imposed
upon it.
-Tho baby market in Kow York ia activo,
judging by the advertisements of that trad o in
tho city papers, whioh show a demand and
| supply of three or four dozon per week. The
adoption, or more literally tho salo, of inno?
centa has attained tho dignity of a rogular
business, supporting a numbor of establish?
ments and many privato speculators, (strictly
spoaking, it cannot bo olaesod as a productivo
industry, since tbo producers of tho commodi?
ty do not reap tho profits, thoao belonging
ontiroly to tho "fomalo physician" who man?
ages the sale. Tho supply is obtained from
thone mothers who bavn become snob
"outsido tho conventional mica," ns Mrs.
Stanlou phrases it, aud tho demand is found
amone- those whoso moans and circumstances
aro favorable, but lo whom naturo is not be?
nignant. Tho former are usually anxious to
dispone of their onoumbranoes, and tho latter
to obtain such ornaments of thc household by
purobneo if no otbor moms aro possible. And
in thia they li i\*o tho ad vant ago of wives osten?
sibly moro favored, Binen tho baby mart allowa
ot a Wido Bolcolion, iu which preferences aa lo
BOX, oomploxion, s'ze and disposition may in
croat measure be consulted. Home purcha?
sers prefer brunettes, o thora blondos, and tho
agonta adverliso thnir marchandise in asBorted
parcels. Blondes rulo highest at present, a
first-class Bpucimoo, with bluo eyes, bringing
one hundred dollars.
CHARLESTON.
MONDAY MOBNING, SEPT. 18, 1869.
Tbe l.aat Cotton Crop.
By a special telegram to Tun NEWS, pub?
lished in another oolumn, it appears that
the total colt on crop of 1808-'69, according
to tho New Yotk Shipping and Commercial
List, is 2,200,657 balea. This statement will,
we are miro, greatly surprise all who are
interested in our great staple, as it falls far
below the lowest estimate up to the present
time by those who are accustomed to give
mu ah attention to cotton statietios. The
New York Shipping and Commercial Lint's
Crop Statements have for many years been
accepted as the authority by whioh the ac?
tual amount of the orop should be deter?
mined, and we do not desire prematurely
to question the oorreolness of its figures in
the present instanee. We feol bound to
say, however, that muon dissatisfaction waa
expressed last year, at the unusual and
large additions made by the Shipping List
to the aoiual reoeipta at the ports, and by
whioh the orop of 1807- 68 waa made largely
to exec. A the estimates of other well in?
formed authorities It seems passing strange
that tb? Hame journal should, this year,
have made the crop so muoh smaller than
everybody antioipated. We shall await the
receipt of the full details of the estimate,
and may have more to say apon the aub
jeot, should we see reasonable cause to
doubt their accuracy.
Tbe I,uat Rxeentive Infamy.
Ooo night ia November last, a deliberate
and oowardly murder took plaoe about
three miles from Laureneville, which, owing
to tho blameless oharaoter of the viotim, a?
well as the exeeptional brutality of the deed,
aent H thrill of horror through the communi?
ty of L lorens and the adjoining oounties.
Dr. E. Clinton Shell, a young physician of
the highest promise, while quietly riding in
the publia road, accompanied by three other
gentlemen, waa suddenly fired upon by par
ties in ambush. Dr. Shell fell mortally
wounded. Although diligent eearoh ?aa at
once made for the murderers, no clue to
their identity could be obtained; and day?,
and weeks, and months elapsed, and the
orime remained still a mystery. Early in
June, however, a negro named George
Simpson, in a confidential talk with another
negro, confessed bis participation in the
bloody deed, and revealed the o i rou m
alances nader whioh it was committed. Ao
cording to his statement, toe party consist?
ed of fifteen blacks, who left the village
early in tba night, and throagh fields and
by-paths betook themselea to the point of
rendel vous, whioh waa at the forka af the
Greenville and Tumbling 6 boals roads. Here
they lay In wait until Dr. Shell and hiafrienda
had reached that point, when the guns
were fired, wl'h the result Already stated.
As it happened, this conversation waa over?
heard by respsoiabte gentlemen, upon whose
testimony, oorroborated by strong ci rc um
staniial evidence. Simpson waa convlced of
murder in the first degree. The jury in the
ease waa oompoaed of whites and blacks,
and their verdict waa rendered after only a
few minutes' deliberation. The oaae, in
{aol, was BO olear that the prisoner's onun -
sel scarcely attempted to disprove the
obarge ihat Simpson waa concerned in the
killing, but rested their defenee upon the
plea that it was apolitical atiattination, and
not murder. Judge Vernon, who tried tbe
oaae, sentenced the prisoner to be hang oa
the third Friday ia thia month.
Since hla conviction, Simpson h aa on two
occasions admitted that he waa the party
that murdered Dr Shell. But the murder
er ia a eoal bleak negro and a Radical voter,
while kia victim waa.a hlgklv reapeo?able
aad inoffensive white Baan. Oar reader?,
therefore, wilt not be surprised to hear that
8impaoa baa been mad? the recipient of the
olemenoy of ear m -del Govsruor. On Wed
aesday last-, Hubbard. Soott'a head con?
stable, appeared la Laurena ville and ?arriad
off tko condemned mao, th? death penalty ;
h avin g been eora ma ted to a nominal impris?
onment for life. Should thia black murder I
.r fall to ba geaareutly alio wad ia aao?pe .
? la Tolb e rt-f roas d urance vi lc, ka may ai j
least count w 1 th ooo tdaaoa upon raes! via g
a full pardoa la geed avaaeei to oaat a ?#4? ,
Ia IL? next elratleo. j
JV
Th? Third Farly" I- Im %
The views of oar contemporaries of tho
3tate press on tho question of tho formation
of a "Third Party," have now been protty
thoroughly ventilate J, and it is safo to say
.bat the movement bas been effectually
throttled at its birth. This is reluctantly
admitted even by the 'Orangeburg NOWB, a
paper whioh, whilo upholding Republioau
principles, has not hesitated to express its
unqualified diBgust at the rottenness and
rasoallty whioh pervade Ibo Radloal party
Organization in our State. Heretofore it
bas been rather sanguine in regard to the
"Third Party" project; but in ita last Issue
ina leader headed "Tho End of the Whole
"Matter," it reviews the attitude of the
press of the State, and wisely and grace?
fully oonoludes to give up the whole soheme
as impraolioable. It says : "THE Cn AHLKB
"T05 NKWB and Columbia Pheonix, proba
"bly the leading papers of South Carolina,
"on aooount of their large oirculatlon and
"the faot of their being published at tho
"two great m?tropoles of the State, have
"both 'trimmed their sails' somewhat to
"moot the wind; but thoy both advooate tho
"mainlenaooe and reorganisation of lite
"Demooratio party." It then goes on to
admit that the State papera generally ?oho
the opinions of TUB Cn AIILESTOM NEWS, in
favor of the Democracy, but consoles itself
with observing the general disposition
whioh they evince lo liberalize the platform
of their party, especially in the recognition
of the accomplished faots of reconstruction.
Thia disposition it nat?a as a good sign.
Repeating its declaration that the Republi?
can party in South Carolina "is not respec?
table," it oponly expresses the "hope that
"the next eleolion will result in the re?
demption of tho State out of tho banda of 1
"the men who have been lured here for
"booty, back into tho kcoping of her eons."
It adds :
"Is not thia a 'sonsummation devoutly to bo
wishod?' Yes 1 and it may be realized. We
shall not atleklo for a name when so groat a
question is at stako. THE C'HABT,P.HTO;< NEWS,
in a lato issue, would divido tho state into two
groat partios, 'Radica's and Auti-ltadicala.'
There is reason and a sound polioy in this.
Bo this tho division, and lot us array oursolvea
for tho conflict. Bury deep in tho past tbo
prejudices against oar change, sod turn tho
blighting influouco of our clroumstanooa into
good. Do this and your aotious will savo your
State."
Wo cordially weloome tho Orangeburg
News into the ranks of the Anti Radical
party.
Pasir Warning.
The Uuionville Times talks right out in
meeting on the subject of the proposed re?
pudiation by the while people of the State
of all responsibility ia the future for the
outrageous debt which a wasteful and dis?
honest administration, backed by a venal
and corrupt Legislature, is recklessly piling
up on the backs of the taxpayers of South
Carolina. Ia order that the capitalists of
the North may have an opportunity to know
how our people feel and talk about tho
South Carolina bonds, alroady far too plen?
tiful, and the issue of whioh there is rea?
son to fear bas only began, we reproduce
the timely aad temperate article of oar
Unionvilla contemporary :
"The ll un nb I ic an party roprcsouta a very
em%ll injilluui of iUo t&xiayora, alie) the mem?
bers of that party care very littlo bow'rnuoh
taxes aro extorted from Ibo pursos of those
whom thoy bave not thc bonor to rooroaent.
"Concerning our State officials. Ibero aro
painful rumors; and these rumors aro gene?
rally hollered. Wo havo hoard ot privato on
tcrpriBOB hoing abandoned, from as urauoo
that no obarter of a Joint-stock company could
be obtained from tho South Carolina Legisla?
ture, wilbont monoy sufficient to pay tho mem
bora of that body for thuir votes. Wo havo
heard Q.)vernor Booti charged with being indi?
vidually interested in inoaaurea wbich bo offi?
cially commended to tho Leg'slaturo. Wo have
beard that the Chatham Railroad, and the
Creenvillo and Golumb'a lt ulr md, aud tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad, bad atn
coodod ia having thoir ruspoottvo billa passed
by tho freo me of monoy distributed among
the Republican members of that high body.
And now we hoar that Quorn or Scott ts pre?
pared to recommend to tho coming session of
tho Legislature an appropriation of moi.oy
say ten militons of dollars-to oarry out a
measure of tuternal improvement in whioh ho
baa largely invest od - niuo millions to comploto
the work, and ono million to buy t'?e votes
necessary to obtain the appropriation. Wo
hope those things aro not so, and that Veritas
will promptly deny them. But the people dj
behove these charges, and it ts evon suspeotod
that the contractors believe them too. If an
additional ten millions ot dollars aro pat apea
the market, aa the guaraateed bonds of aa in?
complete railroad, the total acoumulated bond?
ed debt of South Carolina, during the eighteen
months of Re pub boan rate, wdl approximate
flfteea million of dollars, with aa annual inter?
est thereon of over one mi.lion dollars.
"Can we stand it ? Not well. Can wa avert
it? Our people have no money for State bonds.
The Stato bonds will be sold on Wall-street.
Walt-street believes to-day that a few mora
years will pat every float-horn State back auder
the control of Southern white mon. These
bonde most bs paid then-so Wall street
tUnks- by appropriations made by Southern
white mon. Well now. wo auk'Somborn white
men to stop forward and protest against their
liability to pay bonds gnaraalead at the in?
st anoo of a a .>vomor waa is individually inter?
ested, and part of whioh bonds was paid to
disreputable los ialatora as tho price of their
vote. Let Wall-street aud tbo ooramorcUi
world understand, fr im the outspoken d?clar?
ations of ail persone who b .vu the Slate's in?
terest at heart, that thoy do not feel a moral
obligation to pay thees bonds resting upon
thom, and the bonds will bo aa ineubue upou
the market, with no buying rates, aud Tory lo?
telling ones. Let thom go forth deueudoui
anon tbs solvonoy ot au uucouatruotsd rail?
road, and contingent upon the eoptiuaanoe ia
offloos of non-taxpayers, asa class, aud uot
even the ?nauoial ability of that rising finan?
cial light, who assists Governor dooit in the
manipulatioa of doath Carolina ?nanoes io
New Yorla, will be. able to pat them above
Uenly-flvo cents in the dollar.
"Jost here ls the proper pieos. Tor the sneer,
that we are ondoav.irina, to depreciate South
Carolina tends. Hot so; we wish oar people to
publish lo the world that they re not South
Carolina bonds. Ti Governor Scott and RAH j
?n.b'l?an-legislators, uomtnuful of their traste,
kartetet? by bribery and Tote ie th jy ere paid,
feeling no Intertst la the fa ta re payments of
liabilities now incurred, sure ly they, who do
feel so Interest, should properly Assert end
proclaim to the world io advance that thees
Utters of corruption and ext ra vag ano? will not
bo paid if we eeo help it.
.?Beat assured thal ?nob a vetee would be
t?sasete*, and Ike depreolaHng tnlaenee apeo
?he anticipated bouda would t>?ry them forever, I
ir
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WABU, by, ? wblto fomato or unapproachable ,
character. Apply ot No. B t-V. FHILIt'i'lBKBl,
Brut bout? nortb cf i ot mal t-chool. -
Bout 13 _%*_
ATTVTI.?. A TIDY aiMI* TO DO
huua scrk anti nno<l children. Bccotnmnu
dallons nq.iir d. Apyly at No. 1 bMITH'd LANE
t-cpt 13_ 1
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ti ndod lo If accompanied with wnlteu direction* as
to hair, oyts, ribbon, Aa. and lt lt al No. ITO KART
BAY, or FlXUBUKo OHO ULAHNO LIUKA HY,
In Bend of Klpg-strocL 1?_bept 13
WALTHO A FEMALK TICACHLII,
Ihoroutbly competent to teach all of Iho
English braue -iee aud Musts. Address \V. H. W.,
ST. MA.TTHB.WH. 8. 0._?I_Sept ll
AYOUNG OIAN, UV KOUIl VF.tllV
Supinen? oipcienro In thia city, and capable
ol Rivi i./ tba beat r?f?renc?e hero, deeirea . perma?
nent .-Hunton In Borne Wholesale UOUBC-Cotton
Factorage pt-ltrod. Addreas A. B. C., Box 30.
Bopt 1_ J roo?
WANTED T0 IIBNT, A HCIlOOL
HOUSK and Hr^iDfNCK. Addrete. ataUng
tonne, P. O. Boa No. 16?. wfmQl Augutt ll
G? OD N KU VA NTH, A^tllTK AND CUL. I
OHED, can be obtained . v ayplylng to BM- [
PLOYAIENT OFFICE, l?0. 60 Quixu-atteet. | 1
August 83
WANTED, A YOUTH KU ll 31 lo to KO
years oltj, ?bo would bo willing to make ti lui
self generally imnful tm Clerk in a store io Union ville,
H. O. Address ro.viOFFICE BOX, No. IT. Onion
C. H.. 6. C._August I?
CMC) fT A DAY MA OM AT ll (I Al Kl 33
M?^j?J entirely new articles for Agent?. 8am
p. MB ?int ire*. Addreis li B. HU AW, Alfred. Me.
Augutt 21 uto Imo
WANTUU, UV A MAItltlKD MAM, A
eltuatfon m *omo Colton Mill -oulb or South?
well; la acquainted with all br?urhoa, having work?
ed In Utom all, but should e-lect WI'\VI.NU as a
choice. 1 attes wiahlug to engage such a iieraou
will plcasoi Idroeaa note, aisling tonna, to JOH M J.
BELLY, Ne 118 etatc-elreet. Ho. lon May M
WAVl'KI), ItlVhllYUtlUV 'i'll {tun. '
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CHAULES 0. uniil l KU'S Boiboi Library or Now
Cooks mulina bil ol the latest publication!.
.April QI | No. ICI KI NO -RT BKF.T.
CH I SK M IC I,ABUltF.KS.-PAIlHKH
wTtUftg to employ largo or stual! ?a rab ir? of
CH INF. HF. I. A li o li Elis, D-ny make tho neoct>>ary
arran gomeat j tor procuring gang? of abb- required
delivered la any part or the country, by application
to KOOPMANSCHAAP, Kau Francisco, California
Joly ao
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thal JOB PBINTINQ uf all kinds, plain and
ornamental, la executed promptly In the neatest
?lylo and at Atxo lowent Now York priret, at lnm
Nxwa Job Pinte, No. 14? h As l" BAY Call and ex?
amine the scala of prices beforo giving jonr orders
elsewhere.
WANTED. ABBIIT!? POM. TUB AMKKI
CAN FAUMKBS' HOUSE BOOK, In both Kog
ltth and German, by Bobnrt Mewart, V h., ol Mita.
The wore covers tba whola ground of tho breeding
arti rstitnr, and the treatment er hor<>es and mnlea,
bo'.h tn sickness and health, lt bat won Ita troy to
Copular fhvor. and ls tvday tb? mott popular and
eU telling Horse Dook out. Ad droit Cl F. VF.N
Publiaher, cincinnati, O. ?mo* March 19
QTo fient.
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DWELLING. No 918 Couilni-.-atroet, contain?
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fine rielera and weil ol water For lorma.-appl. to
W.H. DAWSON, Boil E-lalo Agent, No. 05 mind?
ai reel_t_Hept 13
TO HKNT. TU\T LAllUK Alli COSI?
MO! IOU-? HOU -K at tho northwest corner of
VANDUI BOBBI and KINO ?1 BfchT>, over Dr.
Almar'aDiug -toro Tba Honaa noa recently been
painted and fitted up brina a goo 1 location and
suitable for a Hoarding Bouso or .-?hool, h it low.
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plot order. Apply on promises to I. 8. K. Ui.N
NETT. or to No. iii KINQ-STttKBT._Hopi 3
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HUE, Be. 140 ca it Bar
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Oonnt , elxmUes from -louth Fdlato Uiver. Terms
m ado very low For partie itara, addresa Dr. O. B.
HU T ro, Graham's Turnout, 0.9. B. H.
Anguil 30_pao_M
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? ALSO.
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ply at the n r?len ol IHR h ?WS March 1
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OP UK AU F * I N AND GADSDEN hTBBBTd.
r-opt 13
TAKEN UP IN KIKLD AT KOO-? MILK
Hcuee. a rod COW. wltb ?bite on back aud
belly, crop and bi'on tait ?ar and oiop<n rl?tht,
which tia owner om baye br proving and paying
expeneai. For informulon apply to WILLIAM
HUNT, No 41 Market STaoL_Sejitll
STOL KN, OM LABT UUftDAY. fFttaiai
JAMi.'-> HUI nOUG II' . plaoe. t h roe-quarter* of I
a n Hu from 1 ad.ou'a Boadt, aamall bar HTALLION,
with a wpite mirk b- huid tba esr, gray nndar Ute
ead.Ho. and with email white tpota on tba lett ru np
A reward will ba elven for hit recovery if left at
LADhON'e! BOAM-. 8* rep! 10
FOUND. A rt AVK Ulf lil BAST BAY,
baiween Qa*en end Mar rt aire-ts wulch tba
ownnr?an bavu by applying at the DAILY N- WH
OPSrOB. and paylrg eapen-ca_-cpi 8 '
Fou vJJ, A taiiLD ULCK KNlantbiiKD
DBBA?1PIN, willah the own -r ean bave by
applying at the DalLY RKWS Office, and paylugex
penaea _*_FeptA
0*1*1 llU.IDItED DO I. LA UK tl KW I MU.
?Jr iba arrest of ?HOSfAd M AI, u? on Iriah*
man. who all ed John Ho ly. Haid Mall y ta about
M yearn old. five feat elgut to nine Ino ea high,
BWd e <mr>Texi?o. bm? eyas dark hair, wwtgat abont
180 p ands, and kava a asor on the lara Iba ahora
reward will ba paid for blt delivery tn Hara 'all/all.
Whotoprsr lak?> ihn above Mallo, wlllnonly i HAS.
ED vio .> D s i o N, Vtaglstruto. at Aiken, M. o
CHiKLKH HOLLY.
Sept 10 lUrUtiB HOI LY.
(?opart?cc?b?i> Cnttif.
TOM UHUKIISIUIIKD HAVfl TIIIH
?liv lormed a eopaftuar-hji fur tba pur' oso ol
OJ dUtUnu tue CO< HI a MUOKKR <UB AND SHIP.
PINO RO?INBo<l, nuder Ute name and tty io ot
WllttKLL A THOMSON. -
T.r. Wt HKLL.
fapi ls^_a JOHN M. mo MP-ON.
NOTiaiK.-TH? D * D K ll ? 1 ti M K D
hara th a d?r aaMciitrd torm-niy?a in the
WOOD HU - IN i ??, at WK? END UILL-if UEaf,
nuder tba u.me ot ?' AHINO A -IMONK,
ti M WMliNQ.
Kept 18 mwfa* AUOD-tUS 1. rt I MO NA.
pfltll (gares
J , U. H O L O M O Ai M , M. D's.
D M N T I B Tt
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, JIM. iXblOt r, f
J. M.' U OHO a ?, Late Of ObarttwtM? f*. OL
NeajatlaJe alea of BOTJIHUN BIAL BHTATF,
aaa* aaJaia.Mtaa <H he a.nte fot Mer.handUa, ko
Batte to M??ar* O?o. A. tr at* Ou? A ?ott, CkaarUa
toat,e 0. t fitapti
; u, o Ei I" 1 VJ m. a Vj ti 13, J
On A NO 10 UIDMK, No. 1?, A. P. BC.
rHK IfOULAB COM MUNICA TION OF OB4NQK
LODOK will bo bold I KIA Kv SM I so, at Masonic
lall, at kl gin o'clock proclsrly.
Candidatos for M. M. Degree aro ti quested (o be
inUClUal. THOM A ri H. Ill E.
Kept 1.') Secretary.
J?tsccUanrous.
j l s r ll IO ?J HIVED,
HOOK A I'll Y OF ALEXANDRE VON li f M COLD r.
Price 20 ctuts per Copy. At
li. DOHOIIKR'S,
8cpt 13 1 No. 7ri Haso -etrcot.
J M A I? 8 E N ' 8
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TOBACCO HOUSE,
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Always on hand a Ano and large a'sortruont of
LEAF TOBACCO
'or Cigar Manufacturers, viz: Connecticut, Ponusyl
rants, Near York elate H. cd, Ac, at lew prices.
Also Havana Leal from VI 10 per pound (by tho
?ale) upwards; Oneself work at ?1 AO per pound.
Villa IN IA LEAF TOBACCO,
sspoolaUy sui tab lu for plantation ate, at 20 cents per
pound; larger quantities at roducod ratos.
CHEWING TOJJACCO
?tall prices, and
SMOKING TOBACCO.
All the celebrated brands at low rate.'.
GIG A HS
frota t20 per thou omi upwards to $80.
Merohauta and consumara aro respectfully invited
to cali, tno andorsl/ncd bsing resolved lo live ?st
IstsoUoit
8opt IU_fmwlm?_J. MADS KN.
J3U UOLtlN IC ANO POHVABliB
GAS L1QU1.
THE V H DRR^IGN ED RK*PROTF?I.LY O ALLS
Iho attention of tho publio lo the above namod
I .IO il r, for willoh hi ls cow prnpar- tl to rcecivt
orders, lt ht olalined for th s Light that it ts eupo
rior to Keroaono or sny other i ilumina tl OK ODS
that lt Ls Nnn-otplosive, aol that lt givss a lighi al?
most equal to that of Coal Oas, and ls Just as oheap
aa Keroaene.
A i amp o may be seen at No 1 Doyeo's Wharf, and
full Information iriven by
AvnUst27 fm w lino C. J. COI,CO CK, Jiu
tiros publications.
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AT AUQ U8T A.
FAOOLTT:
I. F. GARVIN. M. J>.. Etu.rttu? Professor Ot Ma?
teria lt' dlca ami Therapeutic <.
LEWIS JJ. VOKl?, M. ?., r L.n" Prufeeeor of the
Institutes and PracUVo of M.. lu inc.
JOSEPH A. EVK. M. D.. Profo-Hor of Obstetrics
and Disease? of Women and lofants.
I.. A. DUO AH, M U . LL D., Professor of lbs Prin?
ciples and Practico of lier .CT?, and ?can of tho
Faculty.
UEO W. li AINU, M. ?., Professor of Cturalstry
sod Pharmacy.
ll KN it Y f. CAMPBELL, M. D.. ProfoHBOr ot O. o
rallve H ur K erv and Surgira! Anatomy.
MI WAHI) UEDDING.-, M. D., Professor of Phy.-i
oloiry and Pathological Anatomy.
LeHAUHHURE FOKD, H. ?.. Professor of Anat
ou.y.
WM. ll. ?OU<iHl'Y. M D.. Professor or Hadria
M?dica and Medical Juriaprudenco.
JOHN 8. COLEMAN, Kl. D., Dowonatrator of An?
atomy.
8. 0. EVE, M. D., Clinical Assistant at the Dis?
pensary.
CHARLES JR RICH. Janitor.
The next Annual Course of Lectures wilt com
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.yy' o K F (I ll II C O L. L. K O K ,
SPARTANBUUO COURTHOUSE, S. C,
THE SIXTEENTH COLLEGIATE YEAR WILL
opon on die Orel M os DAV in October next. Appli?
cants tor Ci il logo Classes sud Preparatory School nra 1
requested lo bu punctual ia attendance.
Tuition lu Collei;? Ocr lint Uni, (SI III Rl'QClO, but |
p ive! lo In 1 s oqnlvalont In currency ; tiiitlou in Pre?
paratory School p -raunum. Ml, lucurroncy.
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to 9H per month.
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Sept 13 10? IT. aident.
I^NGl.ISII, FiiUVi li, Cl. iSMi AI, A1U
j MATHKMA ll' AL SCHOOL. NORTHWEST I
ci UN LU HULL AN? < OUINGM RI-ETri.-The ex?
ercises or tho nioner ile r'~ School ?viii bo resumed on
tho lal Monday in itelobar.
A new elisa will be lorine i for l>'?a of about tao
\ cac? of o;;e, and a fow pupils aNr> ran ba accommo?
d?t ud with board. JU <. V. UALDWLLL.
a nit- 13
p A lt U C R 1 A I. H~0 U O U Z
awn
HOME FOR BOYS,
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THE i.XBROfSES OF THIS KCHO'IL WILL
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400. Tbs HOME will bo reopened on tho a uno day.
Wo ar? limited to 100 inmaies, and applloallane
ahaulo be madcat once. Punctual attendance ts ro
quired. loformation will be given In circular by
application to Rev. A. T. FORTEU, Sector of |
hobi o. sud Home,
lonna for Day edi oui, tuition payable In advance:
Ulnasleal Course.tl OJ per month.
I'nc ii BM.1 SS per month.
Fri mai y. 7 ii uar mmitb.
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Orsi-clasa Prunoh Teacher II we un , ced dun mi?
nce will he RIVI n Oar aim lias been to mabu this a
behool "f tho blithest cliaraomr, and shall une our
beat endeavors to atutn this und
JOHN GADSDEN,
IVopt 10 fmwO Prtuoipai.
UMVF.HM'IY ur SOUTH OAfMrlflNA.
The neat Session will t>e.,;ln on tho KI in r Mon
DAX isl O cru? rn, and continus withont intermis?
sion, to tho rn:-ni nc July.
Anvanbtgea ara eifere.i at thia Institution to Stn
I dents In Law itho RI ? luvten bolug entitled lo prac
tloo in tra Hoarta ol tia natte;) in Me delan, (tho
courso of ii st-uctiou bel na extensive aud thorough,
wbb two Wi it ton exanxlnattoDR du ri in: tho .-eaelon;)
in Eneloceriug, MatucmaUcs, Men'al, Moral and
Political Pbtloaophy. H story. Rhotortc, tinobah
Lit-rainre, Auolent und Modern Languagsp, and m
Ibo various Scientific Mchoa s.
lix po. u ?es for -csslo'i of nine months: Annual
foo,SA-, Library feo, 910; Room Rem fco.916; lunion
foo,-; for each of threo ?chools 91S; I'ulllou in
Law or Me.illr.lne, 960 Hoard can be. had at 916 to
930 tier mouth. Rv messina lt will be loss.
For further Information, saud for Catalogue* to
the Secretary of th? Faculty, Rav. O. nr.fJCE
WALK KU. B. W. B \ WNWKl.L.
Chairman ol Faculty.
Columbia, H. C., August?, luau.
August 8 _ftnwQi
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For ProspectUF, ploise address THE MOTHES
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COTTON GINNING MILLS,
WEST END TR ADD-BTREE1,
WE ABB NOW PnEPABED TO RHCBIVB AND
Gin -e. Island on J O plan d ?'ott on at th- old rates os
loll-Scania per pound lor Has Island*, 4 nu nt a par
pound for Uplands, ginne* by "Gullett Gin."
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Pepi 3 fm wini o Adger'a Wharf.
QUI.MCl'I'S HF Kl, I, BUUSH
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THR SUu^ORIBP.R It NOW PBEPARED TO
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cate* from raliablo planter? ia this Mato, who have
bought and usad them tba paat eeaao". aa well aa
from tba Fa-tors and Brokers, tully confirm all that
la dalma > for them; and tba fact la now well M tab
ltahrd that tba lueraaso in the prto* of Cotton ginned
on thia Gin will, on avery forty bales, fully pay for
the coat of tba Ghi.
ALSO,
HALL'S PA I KN f CO ? ION OIN FEEDER,
A valuable Machine, earing bota tims and labor In
the ginning of a crop. Can be attached to any Qm
made.
Band for Ci rc ulara.
C. ?RAVELEY,
Ho. it BAST BAT, MOUTH Ot OLD P08TOFPI0E,
A aguata mwt amos_nhtrleaton, H. O.
JJ KNBRBY'B
IMPROVED MCCARTHY Q1V,
ADAPTrn TO
Uinaiog ?? arxxte Upland Cot to m."
1 LATE OQ&AGBS HA DB IN THIS GIN ADAPTS
lt to tit*) ginning o' CPL A N D Oi ION. Tho usa ol
lt, "y a fs>a. on tbla cotton last aeaaon proved that it
enhanced iii? vatua of Hu- Cotton aa lt does not in?
jure tba ?Uple IQ ibe sllgbtaat dogre*.
Flauiera aril) find lt to the'r .dyan age, and are re?
quested to examine lalo thia Gin, particularly those
who have plantea the finer tirades ol Upland Conon.
1 be Oin has b<on lu nao upon tba -. a [aland I'O toa
for ovar fl ricen y ear a, aud Ila r?putation for thal cot?
ton fully established, apnly to
i WILLI >M H. HEN Etti Y,
Maebimst and Foundry,
An mt ll wfmlnv? No. 8',-t Meet ne-street.
tWtnc, fCiqnocs, (Cte.
Q L 1? AV ll t x K. i ic ?.
IU8 U.'DBRHIUNKD UKO LBAVS TO AN.
N t JO NO R that thar uara been appointe I by Ilea- ra.
fi.-.Nny *, UANMI? A ?lo., or PuilodelpMe, their
so.'* Agents for the stile of -mo?t i'arollaa far the
aale ot their celer-ratod y fl MiS X XX. XXX. XXXX,
N?UiAB CABINS! and ober br.nds OLD it Y at
WHISKIES
They ajeo wtab to aauMoaoa that they will ba m
.oa-taat roadpt ot their COPPER DIHULUsD
MOUNTAIN POSS BXS WHMKtKS, direct from
Dla? Ila ry at HADJI! ari Je, Bevkeley Cooa ty, v eat
VlnriBia
Llboral eontraota wUl be mala for laen lota of
new Wbtaxies ha bond at DiarlUarv Waraboostj.
oLAOiOt* wirria,
Mo, Si Uaat Bay srreat.
Jana 19 ti faa ita ja oharVeasv-m, B. o.
JIHBtlClBl
Jj A M I at S . ,
STOCK ABD IIC1I AUG a. BROKEBS AND UER.
OH AITSS, wiaAAaoOBsreAo, Blanks, aVsttar Heeds, or
Jab PiLBAxBfT of aay daiarpoon, ea? gat tkMir ?tdor?
UM BfOf|ty Mst ls UM meoiaal a<yJe, at akaap
nm, kW aSKlhH St TU HHWS JOB QTWtO*\Xo,
Ut East Bay.
(?raccrw airt ^?B?caoneoa?.
SALT AFLOAT,
'^flO fiArKH 1 -'VKUPOor.8ALT.ON DOA I. O
00\J\J Driit-ih burk Vim o.
For sale by RAVKNKL A GO.,
tonier Faxt Hay and Vitiidcrhonu'? W'iatf.
KepllS_ 2
1 fifi I*1*8? KXlu* WEIOOT. FOI H A LR
JLV/V? low, lo arnvo, io lot? tu mit nurchanerr-,
by " K. I MITIKA OO.,
Wpt 13_J_No. TO llroad-a Irret,
GUNNY CLOTH AND ROPE.
Bil KS GUNNY CLOTH. STANDARD WEIGHT
Cull? Rope. Fur sali low by
CLAOUOItN. HERHINU fe V.O.,
'.'?P1 13_6_Accommodation Wharf.
No. 1. PERUVIAN GUANoT"
^fifs i0?W No- 1 PEBUVIAN GUANO. WA?
?\J\J RANTED PURE. For sale by
H? Pt f_T. J. KERU ACQ.
GUNNY CLOTH.
fjt? BALES EX IRA HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH, ii
k r f to 45 Inches wide, and weithin* iv; pounds.
For sale by . T. J. KERR & CO.
Sept 3_
FOR SALE LOW. TO~ARRIVE,
-I {\ UAL KS 44 INCH DUNDEE BAGGING FOR
JL\J Sea leland Cotton.
J. D. AIKEN Ic CO.,
Sept 1"_South Atlantic Wharf.
RAGGING.
CJK RALES OUNNY CLOTH
?j O 25 rullB T. c. fc Co.'s Sea Inland MagtriDg.
In atoro. For sale by W. OU UN KY,
Hep! 10_C_No. 101 East Hay.
Ol NN Y CLOTH,
ON THE SPOT AND To Altin vi .
For side t>y
August 20 OFO. A. TRK* HOLM A BON.
SHINGLES ANO PLASTERING
ltATHS.
QArfl ititi 1 WFLL 8FASONHD CYPRESS
Ol/*/.\MJt r HiiiN'H.KH, lu b?ndle?
100,0011 Ploalerlng 1 atba.
For sala low for cash Apply lo
C. J. KCHI.I PEORELL.
No. 37 Lmn-Ktrcet. and
J. A KNSLOW A CO..
Sept 1_thni8*_fcaat Hay.
FRESH DRUGS.
JOST REOmVKO AND FOR SALK WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL BY DR. H. HA Ult, No. 131
MEEI ING-S1 Ii Kl'. :
Hl&UX'S TOUACCO ANTIDOTE
Hose's Cough Syrup
fi bunk's Palmonlc Syrup
Scbunk'a Seaweed Tonic
Oberokce Itemedy
Chorokeo eura
Cberokeo Pilla
Cberokeo injection
bpeirs' Fruit Preservln? RoluUan
Brown'? Cblorodyne
German Blood or "Kalacr" Fill., Ac.. Ac
Plemlng'a Worm Conteottona
VVoRht'a Ki 'J ii ?en ali ug Elixir
Chureblll'a Syrup HypopbonphH* of Lime
Van Deo'on'e Worm i oniorliooa
Hurley's Woim Condy
Bardolto'H Worm sugar Drops
I Grailoubenr Pills
Cephalic Pilla
Schallotibsrrrer'a Fever and Ague Filia
Strong's PUL?
McLono'a Liver rill?
Linn'? V? getablo Tilla
Rutsell's Foutblug Cordial lor Children Teething
Jayoe'a ? lteralivo
Jayne's Expectorant
Jayne's ?'arm I nal I ve
Jayne's sanativo Pilla
Rudwav'a Roaily Relief
.V- Hadway'a H. Pilla
Ridway's Beady Resolvent.
Jone M_awl
HONEY I
FOBSALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BY
Dr. fl. BAER,
Juna 26 Ne. 131 Meoling-Rtreet.
feinting.
C
HEAP PRINTING!
TOE ATTENTION OF THE BUSINESS PUBLIC
ia Invited to the fallowing greatly SEDUCED
RATES for
JOB PRINTING
AT
TUE NEWS JOB OFFICE,
No. 14.0 Eoat Bay.
BUSINESS GARDS,
Prom S'-l BO per thonsaad and upwards, accord?
ing to size acd quaUty of card.
BUSINESS CIitctlLAllN,
From $4 OO per thousand and upwards, accorJJ
lng to tho ciuan thy of matter and quality of paper
EHVULUPES,
With Business Gard neatly punted theroon, at
! from SN SO par thousand and upwards, according
to quality.
HILL IIKADg,
At from $3 BO per thousand and upwards, accord
i lui to alee and quality of paper and amount
matter.
?
DRUG ZtABBIiS,
At from 49 canta per th <> unana and npwards.^ac
cor ling to aiaa and quantity.
ALL OTHER KISD9 OT PRINT INO will be doa
at correspondingly low rates, and In the best style
I * THE NEWS
JOB PRISTINO RVr.lBiasUtIfS*T,
IN THU NEWH BUILDING,
No . 149 EAST BAY.
?*-?ALL. AND SE If aPitOUIBNS.
Sept ll
j_?OL.MrSS a? mCbtcill.
No. SS Braad-itrMv,
Char leaton, h. 0.,
B BO BJC BB, AVOZIONEEB8, BEAL ZOT ATS
AMD
OBHBRAL GO MM IBS IO tl AOACN
wm altland to Kevtttag and Oofleotincof Ba.,
tod pareta?? and ania ot Stocka, Bonos, eal
Ritrec ard Utatc,
ALOO,
To the Purchase Of Gooda and fwppfcaa
ut tba 0*0*0-7 upon r-aooabla wara**.
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