The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 17, 1869, Image 1
VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS flt O jU HAS ll ISO TON.
WASHINGTON, September IC- General Rey?
nokia telegraphed General Sherman Ural thc
Statu constitution provides univ ono precinct
lu each county, and that the counties are so
largo that, voters trom a diHtauce would not
linvo timo to reach tho polling place in ODO
day; ho therefore asked for extension of time.
Sherman telegraphed Grant at Pittsburg,
Fenn . al?*"<T 4L- ?uln-tauMi ?r lli<j abutc,
Grant replied that if any provision of tho Re?
construction act allowed extension, it should
bo grouted. Sherman, on examination, found
authority tu extend tho timo lo four days , and
t?l?graphe il tho order to Reynolds last night.
Mississippi has not asked for cstousion yoi.
If General Ame* finds the same difficulty in
that State, and asks tho Hame favor for tho
citizens, thora is no reason to doubt it will
bo oxlonded.
Tho Texan election occurs on the 801b. of No?
vember, and tho let, 3d and 3d of December.
Tho people will volo only at the courthouse.
High authority reasserts Executive impar?
tiality between the parti??.
Secretary F?BII had nn interview with I.emus
and Rniz, tho Cubau representatives, yester?
day.
Tho re-cmvctuicot of tho cotton (ax is again
mooted.
Tho ii nun -inl slatomont o? tho fiscal year
ending with Juuo SO shows nearly fifty millions
exccBB.
Tho cuftoms from thc 41b to thc 11th inclu?
sive wore four and a half millions.
EU HOW.
Tnc CONDITION OP TBE rnr.M'U EaiFEl'.OIt.
LONDON', September 14 -Parisians aro per?
suaded tbat tho Emperor is recovering, al?
though a marked alteration in Lis appearance
is observable. There ia great anxiety con?
cerning the Rogelio* by law. Tho Empi cas is
Regent during tho minority ot her sou. Ilia
gonernlly believed that thc Emperor desiree lo
promote a good understanding belwecu the
Empress and Prince Napoleon. Tho iden ol
eutiusliuga abareoflho Regency to tho Trinco
is discountenanced by aomo, wli?o hints nie
current that the Prince's abec-nco on board his
yue?t is connected with plain of others in Iiis
behalf, if not directly with his own. The Em
poror gave audience to General Prim yester?
day.
LONDON, September M.-Tho Times has an
editorial on Sickles' diplomacy in Sj am, and
'says "lhere is no doubt that the alternative
is otTerod Spain of the abandonment ot Cuba
or American recognition of thc insurgonts.
Tho struggle will bc hopeless, so far as Spaiu
it concerned, but tho govcrumout cannot oon
trol thd impulses ol' tho people, and Spanish
prido holds tho government in strong cheek,.
From the most tranquil provinces como offers
of mcu and arms, thal thu regulars may go to
Cuba. The aggressive policy of thc United
Slates cannot ba justified by thc attitude cf
Spain towards Cuba."
PAIIUJ, September IC-Thc Emperor's health
is restored. Prim considors his Cuban con?
sultation with tho Emperor satisfactory. He
retums to 31 a dr il on Saturday.
Pants, September 16.-The bullion in tbo
Bank of France has decreased four million
francs.
General Prim has another interview with
Napoleon to-morrow.
THC CUBAN QUESTION-TROOPS AND IBON-CXADi
' TO BE SENT OUT-TUB BEMONSTBANCE OF THE
UNITED STATES.
LONDON, September 14.-A Madrid corres?
pondent of tho London Times writes aa fol?
lows: "Hitherto the Spanish Government and
preBB have unwisely adopted tbo plan of con?
cealing unfavorable Cuban news, but thc Epoca
has now broken tho silence and startled thc
Spaniards by making a statement of actual
fact H , and vehemently urging tho dispatch of
troops and thc union of men of all parties, so
thal the govornmont may bo left freo to save
Cuba. Tho news of Hickies* proposal to recog?
nise the Cuban iusurgents - as bolli.^ertnls has
cansad as much excitement ns if he threatened
to tako thc part of tho Cubans, lt had thc
offoct lo make funds fall to tho lowest point
touched for tho past sixteen years. Tho dis?
patch of General Sickles not ye: been publish?
ed. Whatever its moral effect mny be, the re?
monstrance, of ibe Ouitcd States has unques?
tionably torriUed tbo Spaniards amcziug'ly.
Tho Times, in an editorial on thc cuban
question, says ; If tho American negotiations
for the cession of Cuba have failed, it must be
becanse tho sum tendered was deemed iusuf
Uoient, or tho Washington Government dreads
tho opposition of those who ted confident that
Cuba must fall into tho hands of tho United
States, or deem it folly to incur liability. Tho
Spanish Government has been admonished to
pot an end to Ibo insurrection, or give up tho
island on any terms. If tbcuo circumstances
bavo prom pto i the Madrid Government to play
its lost card for tbe artic! ;B and stako all on it,
it cannot be congratulated on its resolution.
Tho subjugation of Cuba cannot bc achieved
by soldiers, nor will it result from a series of
victories. The troops may bold tho seaports,
but tho inland regions will bo against thom;
armed columas may traverse tho island, but
they can nowhere establish a permanent loot?
ing. With the exception of a fow traders,
Spain lia? no ft icu du on tho island. Prim atd
Serrano bavo ottcn told the Cortes that tho
loss of Cuba is merely a qncelion of time; for
fonr months they hive boon devising tho moat
advantageous tornas. It is to bo boped that
wisdom arid consistency will enable them to
eeo that it is good to bo rid nf tho island on
any terms, and cause them to consider before
wasting men and money, which they cannot
spare in tbe furtherance or an enterprise
which will novcr yield a hundroth part of what
it has already irreparably cost.
PATIIS, September 14.-Lotter?; trom Madrid
assert that a fleet of iron-clads will bo sent to
Cuba in Novembar, in case tho United States
' recognize. Ibo Spanish Government slopB il)
telegrams which it (loos not approve, especially
those concerning Cuba. Tho Barcelona Diario
hopes that, notwithstanding thc action ot tbo
United States, Spain will knowhow to maintain
ber flag and her dignity.
MADRID, September 16_Two iron-clads,
hove been ordoret to Cuba. Tbreo thousand
men have loft and aoven thousand will follow
this week. Prim telegraphs tho government
from Paris, advising diligence in sending
troops to Cnba,
THE HUMBOLDT FEST IN OEIIMANY.
BERUH, Bop tom ber 14.-Tho anniversary of
' I tb? birth of Humboldt waa made tho occasion
of a national demonstration. Although Ibo
weather was rainy, largo numbers of citizens
And great crowds of viii tors took part in tho
festivities. In tho morning, there waa a pro?
cession mado np largely of deputations from
tbo principal Gorman cities. They passed
through the strocts singing nalioual airs and
cheering with great enthusiasm.
THE CZAB AND TBS COUNCIL OF BOMB.
PiBis, Sept-ember 16.-The Czar forbids
i .
Russian bishops nttotidiiig the Ocumapical
Conned.
inisn NEWS.
D COLIN, September IC.-A full attendance of
thc Irish Cburcb Synod unanimously protested
against discitablisbmeni.
An h?mente meeline; WOB hold at Duudalk,
Ireland, yesterday, or I hose favor.iblo lo tho
release of tho Fenian prisoners. It is estima?
ted that twenty thousand persons were pres?
ent. Tho mccling was addressed by promi?
nent speakers._
TH v cnn A V STE UG-GIAE.
WASHINGTON, September 16.-Tho host ad?
vised Cnbau3 here discredit thc groat battles
in tho vicinity of Los Tunas, though they i'nins
quite heavy skirmishing probable Geographi?
cal incongruities render tho prcsonco lhere c?
both Que 8 ad a nud C?spedes improbable. Tho
solution of tho hoax seems lo bo that the
Spaniards invented thc victory at Havana, and
Cuban sympathizers havo invented a plausible
counterblast.
BOBTON, September 16-Twenty-six Cuban
filibusters, captured off New Bedford, have
been imprisoned ou default of bail, ranging
from $2000 to $500. George Brown and Henry
Heart were loaders of I he expedition.
STAHES EHOM THE WIRES.
There are one hundred visitors at tho Red
SwcctB Springs, Vnginia. Among them cx
Sccrolnry Conrad.
The Evansville and Cairo packet Phantom
oxplodcd on the Ohio River yesterday. Thore
were fivoor six hilled aud many hurl.
Thc White Sulphur Springs havo not beeu
so'd to Northern capitalists. Thc lease ol (ho
present proprietors has three years to ran.
Albert Nichols, a negro in Washington, kill?
ed his wife aud mother-in-law with a hatchet.
Nichols claim* to have acted in toll-defence".
At tho National Tomologioal Society, in
Philadelphia, twenty-two States aro represent?
ed, lt is determined to bold thc next annual
meeting at Rich nomi. Va.
THE UJilTEIi STATES COVET.
A Highly I nt ere? tine Cute-Tho Charge
Of Judge Iii yu,.- Adjournment sine
elle.
GREENVILLE, S. C., ScpicmVor 12.-Thc
Thc United States Court adjourned on yester?
day. After thc trial o? the case uf H. C. Mil?
ler vs. Crawford Keys, tried on Friday, an nc
cjunt of which is given below, nothing further,
ot any consequence waa transacted, save a few
cases cf grantiug final discharges in bank?
ruptcy.
lu discharging the juries, thc Judge compli?
mented them for their zeal and efficiency, and
remarked thu*, every verdict rendered by them
bad mme foundation in law.
Judge Bryan will spend a few days in Green?
ville, rcEtiug from his urdnou* labors. Dan?
iel Ilorlbeck, Esq., will lcturn to Charleston
to-morrow.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-DISTRICT OF sor I II
CABOLINA-IN nu: DISTRICT COURT-IN I1ANK
BUPTCr.
H. C. Miller vs. Crawford Keys. McGowan
& Perry, sol. pro pct. Reed & Ttcscot, sol.
pro respondents.
This was a petition by creditors for involun?
tary bankruptcy of tho respondent upon four
counts, only three of which, however, were
relied upon as material, to wit : A mort?
gage of tome 3100 acrcB of land to ono Tomp?
kins to secure a debt of $4000; a subsequent
conveyanco of tho same in fcc, to pay this debt,
of $6000 more; tho delivering np to Soys &
McCuUy of a note for $1000 to whom respon?
dent owed $700-each count alleging that Ibo
transaction specified wo9 mado whilst the re?
spondent was a bankrupt, with intent to givo
a preference. Tho petitioner claimed two
notes, and the petition was taken in tho outset
by thc defonce that he had no status in court,
on tho ground that one was paid and the other
was tainted with negro. Tho testimony was
pretty conclusive as to tho first; but thc last
was*given for balance ol' a largo transaction
had about thc commencement or tho war, only
a portion of which was for negroes. His Honor
charged the jury that a note lor negroes boforo
Lincoln's proclamation took effect was perfect?
ly valid, but that (he question did not arise
in this case probably as thc note grow out of a
mixed transaction, and from the original pro?
positions of the consideration tho respond?
ents,- by whatever basis of calculation they
might adopt, must owe tho petitioner $250,
I which was enough to establish his right to bo
in court.
A great deal of testimony WOB offered on tho
question of insolvency. Tho respondent told
petitioner wlirn tlu- ht 1er lirnt demanded pay?
ment after thc war, that he was (then) wholly
unable to pay-could ecarcoiy live-and tho
Engli-di rule of technical insolvency was strong?
ly pressed. Various estim?tes woro made of
the value of tho lands mortgaged, (and subse?
quently conveyed,) to Tompkins, but the
preponderance of tho testimony made
Iheui a hurd bargain on rho whole, at
fifty cents per aero ; tho noto deliver?
ed up to Keys & McCully, was shown
to bavo boen given for a two-third intcrost iu a
similar tract in tho mountains of Pickens. It
was fui i her shown that at the timo thia noto
waa redelivered, the rcspondont owod tho
firm of Keys & McCully about seven hundred
dollars, that no credit was given, and they
wont on furnishing bira with supplies and fer?
tilizers, und as ono of the firm said thc respon?
dent's credit had been perfectly good with
them and remained unimpaired, and that no
settlement has yet bcVn made. The ca*i was
argued at length and with groat zeal and
ability on both sides.
His Honor charged the jury with great clear?
ness and very fully. Boin paitics expressed
their satisfaction and declined to ask special
instructions. Without aitcmpting to quoto
tho chin-ge, tho court saul, in substance, that
to make out tho casu it was necessary that in?
solvency and a proferendi must concur. A
traderjunublo to pay his debts in tho or Unary
eourso of business is insolvent prima f?cie
omi it is incsknbont on him to show that ho
is not BO in /act. Tho rulo doo* not
apply with tho same strictness to tho farmer,
and ns to them this rule is revorBcd-tho poli
tiouer must take tho onus of showing actual
insolvency. Tho "preference" must bo an ad?
vantage actually given to ono or rnuro nf his
er. dui rn over tho oil.ors, with tho knowledge
of his situation and tho intent to accomplish
this end. This "intent" is an clement of tho
objeciicnnblo transaction, according to the lot?
ter of thc law, and tbourru ono is pio?umod to
intend thc natural renitis cf hie acts, tho in?
tent ie essential, nod must bo shown by his acts
and tho circumstances. When tho respondent
sold tho land to Tompkins, ho believed, at
ler-st, that ho was paying a debt of $10.000; and
if ho considered these lauds of suoh compara?
tively insignificant voltio, it would bo hard to
believe, upon tho estimates of tho relative valuo
of his assois and liabilities, that ho intended or
.thought he was giving n prcferonco io thin
creditor. Tho solution cf tho mortgage ls
much moro difficult, not only on account of
thc difference of tho sum, but also
bcciuee it was meroly a security for that sum
and did not relievo his catato of' it by a sot de?
ment in fall. The Keys & McCully transac?
tion is a peculiar ono, and is lo bo solved by
tho testimony which yon havo. No credit was
given npon tho books, but ir from (he testi?
mony you arc satisfied fha? tho $700 was paid
by (he respondent io foll by tho redelivery of
tho $1000 note, then is not this moro than he
could pay to others, and lo thal extent a profor
once ? H you shall con el tide that this noto war?
redelivered to meet tho heavy advances of pro?
visions and ot fertilizers subsequently made as
well as the dobt already contracted, (hen you
may roach a diffoient oonciasion. Thcso aro
questions which it is year peculiar provinco lo
SDIVO. Tho insolvency abd the Intent to givo a
preteronco must concur.
Tho jury returnod a vordict of not gullly,
lt ?B understood that tho csso wont ofl solely
on Ibo question of insolvency,
THE i ll ?: IC A IP ASO COALFIELDS
It AT Lit OA 1) VA SE.
IUmiit or titi- Preliminary Hearing.
[mox oun OWN c o uti EM roN DE sr.]
MARION COURTHOUSE, Wednesday, Sept. 15.
The bull in opcuiug. Judge Rutland bas
granted tho rulo against President Townacnd
ami tho directors coucurring with him. The
return to this rulo is tobe heard nt Darlington
Courthouse ou Friday and Saturday, 8th and
Otb of October. On Tuesday afternoon Colonel
Hudson opened thc argument for tho d?ten?
dants (President Townsend sud Directora of
Cher aw and Salisbury lt-.? il rood Campan. ) and
made au elaborate defence. After Colonel
Hudson closed, Geucr.tl Harllco Bpoko for
about forty minnies on thc Homo eido, whon
thc Hitting adjourned to meet at 5 P. M. this
day. General Uarlleo then concluded hie point?
ed and rigorous argument, and was followed
by Major Barker. Deforo Major Barker had
concluded his reply, Judge Rutland announced
hie intention to graut tho rule, . which was im?
mediately done. Thus clos?d a BCI?CB of foren?
sic treats lo those who had timo lo attend.
Our bossions Court is still dragging itu slow
length n'uii'r'. The paso of child murder al?
luded to Borne few dayu since resulted in (he
acquittal of one of thc indicie i (a boy of some
eight or nine years cf agc) and a verdict of
manslaughter against tho other (a girl of about
thirteon.) Tine ie, from thc circumstances,
really a case deserving (he clemency of tho
Executive, for much of the pron) waa circum?
stantial, aud the girl is too young anti too
friendless not to create sympathy. To-morrow,
a man accused of Brigham Young's propensity
will faco his two wives in open court and hear
their testimony. Heaven help him ! The civil
business will probably be leached about Friday
or Saturday. PEEDEE.
THE EALIJ TJlAltE IX XE IV TOllE.
Thc City Crowded with, flayers - Thc
Merchants Overran with Batincai
Strccta B*.-ckndcd anil Ilotcla Jammed
-( Micalo Spreading Her Winga.
The New York Sun, of Tuesday, naye:
All our hotclB aro jimmcd with business
men tram all parta ol thu country, who have
como to purchase their fall fciocli ol' gorila.
Thc amount ol' salea r.mong all brauchen of
(rude averages thirty per cent, bcyoud those of
last fall, and fully flit v per cent, beyond those of
the spring. Aa vol (hey have been chiefly eon
lined to Northern and Wintern huyera, but
Southwestern mcu arc coming tn anil purchas?
ing tu the OX lon I of nearly doable thc amountu
of last year. Their iction is based on thc heavy
cotton 'crop, which hus now basset] Hie usual
possibilities ot' failure through worms aud
weather, andean bo safely calculated upon.
Trade Ima opened only aiuco tho beginning of
this month.
TUC nn\- GOODS TR\DE IN CLOVER.
The large dealers arc having au advantage
over tho email men, especially in dry good?.
They nre giving longer cr?dite, and monopliz
ing thc bnlk ol the business. Cash enies at
thirty days ato lesa thc rule than of Into aiuco
tho war, andan appioach to the old times of
eight, twelve and eighteen montba' credit is
being made, nut only in tho ready granting of
four months, but increasing the time to six,
adding inicroat for the extra (wo months.
Every heavy dry gooda house ia a bee hive.
Thc dorks and salesmen alono would form a
regiment, and aro distinguishable usu Illy from
buyers by being in shirt alleres, and carrying
pencils on their care. Gooda ore dragged
from boxes and scattered in disorder, and each
loft ia a scene of confusion.
CHURCH-BTREET UPSIDE DOWN.
Little Church-street, ncroes which a scien?
tific squirter of tobacco juico could bit a key?
hole, is the chief m tri of tho dry goods men,
and subjected to a perpetual choke from break?
fast timo till dusk. Passengers by tho Broad?
way and Seventh Avenue cars tear thoir hair,
and find no prospect of reaching their goal for
boure. They are irremcdisblv delayed by de?
liberate carmon loading goods, or hy a dead?
lock from which there is no hope of extrication
for hours.
FALL STYLES NOT OVEU BEAUTIFUL.
There is a general growl muong dry goods
dealers at tho ugly styles of tho present season.
Tho tasto of inventors eooma to have bcon ex?
hausted. Retailers Bnarl, and say they can't
lay siege to tho women with auch patterne.
Buy. however, they must. Tho country wants
goods; and, whatovor the prospects of gold or
politic' il measures may bo, they arc compelled
to invest heavily.
SOMETHING ABOUT COTTON AND WOOL.
Tho presont high price of cotton bas caused
a suspension of work at some mills, which may
tend to prod nco a scarcity of manufactures be
lore the season closes, and render prices high?
er. Tho size of tho norning cotton crop does
not promise a reduction of rates. Europe is in
want of it, and will absorb ?ieavy shipments.
Cotton goode generally aro selling well. Wool?
lens are improving, especially (ho higher
crades, and tho aaruo may bo eaid of all mixed
qualities. Foreign gooda ot all kinds show a
proportionate activity with domestics. For?
tunes aro everywhere in prospect, and a period
ol heavy trading io upon us.
TUE COUNTRY MERCHANT IN THE EVENING.
Tho hotels in tho evening present an un?
usually animated and lively appearance. In
thc lobbies of tho hotels, in tho reading ioome,
in the bar-rooms, and in thc billard room i, can
ho aoen merchante from nil parla ot (ho Union.
You will find tho Weelern man generally play?
ing billards. He ia a tall, atout, healthy
gentleman, with a ruddy complexion. He is
genial, open-hearted, good-natured, and soci?
able. His coal is off, and ho appear i to enjoy
the game. If defeated bo ploya again, and
will keep on playing until midnight just to win
once. On a litllo mahogany labio to bia right
bes his favorite bevorago which ev. ry now
and then ho sips. On an' elovaled platform
are eoft cushioned chairs, where thoughtful
and motionless, sita tho Southerner. Ho wears
a jong chin whisker. His complexion ia sallow.
His jet-black eve sparkle.-* with animation. Ho
ia of a thin and delicate physique. Ho wears
a broad-brimmed black felt hat, and is dressed
in deep black cloth.
THE DRUMMER.
In tho bar-room you find all sorts from all
parts. Beside our country cousin, with bis
tonguo rattling at i (earful rato, is Ibo aculo
drummer, who ofiNr? ovory inducement that
oin bring custo n to his houso. Ho spends
money freely. Ho sells on commiasion, and ho
can well afford (o regale bia customer with
wine, suppers and choice sena at (ho theatre.
Thu dry co od? snlcsmiu is tho sharpest of tho
lot. He begins his apprenticeship when a befy,
and by tho time ho ul tam a his majority ho
knows every prominent bnver in Ino country.
He is n oloso observer of character, and can
tell bib mau at a glance.
UOTEL SCENES.
From 8 o'clock unlil ll tho multitudes
throng all (bo avenues of thu first floor of tho
hotel. Thoy aro scattered in groups of four,
live. six. or more. Ibo prospect nf a fall or
declino in tho prices is discussed. Views are
exchanged, acquaintances formed, plans laid.
Boots and eliot a, hardware, dry goods, groco
ries, (huge, hats and caps, and every variety
of merchandise comes up in Ks turn, and re?
ceives a tull share of attention. The crowd
continues lo surge to and fro. Ono man will
listen here, and shortly after join some other
group, and eo on throughout the evening. At
midnight tho buzz anni commotion bas ceased.
Thc ali angora have rotirod for the night.
CHICAGO BFREADENO HER WIN09.
Last Saturday evening wo mot a Wostorn
gem lemon at the St. Nicholas Hotel, who is Ito
roprt sen'atlvo of a wealthy dry goods houso,
and is well known lu morea nt ile circles. He
informed us that be was surprised at tho small
number of buyers from places weet of Chloago.
Their number ie diminishing greatly cvoiy
year. 'Ibo majority ot buyers In the oily bad
from the ttouth. He attribut os this absonoe of
Western merchants to tho fact that thoy can
?orelia BO their goods as cheap in Chicago os
hey can in New York. Tho former city ls
gradually monopolizing ?ll the Western trade.
-They are hating earthquakes again on tho
j Paciflo coast.
noir ro our fr HITS LAUGH.
important < In ular from thc Newberry
Immigration Society.
Tho Immigration Society of Newberry, South
Carolina, ia proparcd to furnish tho country
with field lnbarcru and mechanics; requiring
their travelling expenses, <5cc, lo bo paid in a d
vanco, and desiring recommendation* Iroin
euch pcreous aa aro unknown to the society.
Single inn.le ecrvauts cannot be obtained.
Tho society can protniso with certainty to fi U,
between thc 15th or November, 18C9, aud thc
15th or March, 1870, ouly thc-first five huudred
Drdere; therefore it behooves Ihoac who really
desire to obtain laborers to Bind their order?
BB Boon au possible.
Thc money, to bo advanced, winch must,
without fail, accompany the order, ?B (25 tor a
siuglo laborer ami Ilk) for a ft mi ly.
The actual expenses of travelling from New
York to any point on tho South Carolina and
Greenville and Columbia llailroad-$lti fora
thrown persons, 18 for children between three
and twelve years old, (nothing lor children un?
der three years)- will bo paid from tho wages
ol the immigrant.
The Bocicty wdi charge, for contingent ex?
penses, $4 for a siuglo laborer and fti for a
family, besides thte, the society will set aside
from tb'; monoy advanced $5 trom each order
whether for a bingle laborer or lamtiy-lo
esin?lish n fund to sccuro from loss, resulting
from failure or the immigrant to imbark, afler
Ilia passage bas been paid, fte. This lund is
also for tho purpose of retmbinsing any em?
ployer who can satisfactorily show tirita labor?
er lias left him boloro ho could rclund thc
money prepaid tor his travelling exnonao*.
Thc contribution for conlingc.it expenses is
not included in this fuud.
Any .me.um of tho fund remaining at Ibo
cud of tut) year 1870, will be returned to em?
ployers in proportion tu what (hey have paid.
Ibo contingent expenses and tho contribu?
tion for tho fund against losses, which thc so?
ciety might susi lin, ni tri I bu paid by the em?
ployer and not bc deducted .'.'om ihc wages of
the omployco.
If tho society fails to fill an order, it will re?
turn the motley advauced, deducting only the
postage.
Thc society has appointed agenis only nt
Charleston, Columbia and Newberry, it, how?
ever, tho order desires immigrants to bo for?
warded to other points, hu must appoint some
one at euell place to (uko charge of thc >, aud
dr.- name ot such person must bc communicat?
ed to tho Btibscriber.
Thc sociuly pa w- Ibo travelling expenses only
to stations nioiig the South Catalina .ind Ort-on
vilio and Columbia Railroad*, and will not be
responsible for expenses mee ired on other rail?
roads.
Upon thc arti val of tho immigrant, the i-oc:c
ly will mako out a hill of all espouses and pri?
sent lo thc person ordering lu/uetik'jiciit.
The witges ?if ttie immigrants will he fixed ns
follows, uule-e thc laborer ojascot* to a re?
duction:
FIELO LiBOREltS.
1st. SINGLE LABORES.-$10 monthly, with
board, lodging, and washing. (Not required
to do h's own cooking. )
2d. FAMILIES.-Por a man C-10 monthly; f?r
a workingwoman $5, willi previsions. Tko em?
ployer cu.i either have ?he (Molting done, or ho
can give th"ur rations and allc.v thc w;!'e tim?
to cook.
I lie following rations have been proven . bv
last year's experience, to bo sufficient for a
man : Six quarts corn meal, three and a bair
pounds wheat flour, three and a halt pound?
meat, hair pound coffee, ono and a half quarts
molasses a week, and some milk daily. For a
woman : Four quarts corn meal, two pouuds
wheat flour, twonounds meat, half pound cot?
tee, one (jual t molasses a ween, dud somo milk
daily.
Should tho employer prefer giving the family
money with which to procure provisions, tue
amount fixed upon is ?bout six dollars aud
fifty cents a month for a man, and four dollars
for a woman, willi a small carden, which must
bo worked only in spare time.
Children, capable of work, must bc paid ac?
cording to their services; and'lhc wages must
DC arranged between ibo employer and their
parents.
MECHANICS.
All persons desiring mechanics must define
what wages and conditions they arc willing to
enter into with employees.
Unless differently expressed in tbe order, all
immigrants will candider themselves engaged
until CbrislmaB, 1870.
The immigrant, in cases of disagreement
with his employer, shall always bo allowed to
make his app< al to the society, which, it tho
complaint is well founded and cannot be ad?
justed, will proceed to obtain him another
place.
Employers would do well not to excite ex?
pectations by makins tho immigrants any
promises, about* tho fulfilment of whiob there
can bo any doubt, an 1 thus avoid ono great
cause of discontent.
It is advisable, thc society thinks, to placo
tho laborer Rt tho very commencement of bis
Berrico upon the very work he is to do, and to
see that ho does it properly. This would do
much towards eccuritig a good and faithful
laborer.
All lottors, remittances, &c.. must bo dl
rtcted to thc subscriber, aud written in a le?, i
blo hand.
All orders must bc givoo before tbo 20th of
Oclobe.-, 18C9. F. W. UHTJOOEUANN.
General Ageut of tho Immigration Society ot
Newberry.
Rev. T. li. BorSEST, 1'resident.
SILAS JOHNSTONE, Secretary.
It. L. Mc J AUG HE IN, Iteaeuicr.
CIlRATI-~.it TUE O ALLOWS.
Another .Remarkable Case of "Kura?
tive Clemency."
Tho Kingstroe Star, in ccmnicnting upon
tho recent interference of Governor Scott in
behalf of the negro murderer Simpson, re?
in nike:
There was a timo when tho pinioning power
wea used in this Stato with great caution and
deliberation. In many instancus it was prop?
erly applied. Bul, alas 1 thoso times aro gone,
d'une was when both sidos of a caso was con?
sidered on application for executive olo.ncucy;
but now. Governor Scott bas changed tho or?
der of Illings. He ignores entirely what was
done al tho nial of a cast, aud constitutes
himself judge and jury, and at tho sanio timo
executive of ovory case that may bo carried
before him, vmetber proper for'his interfer?
ence or not.
We too, as well as THE NEWS, havo an in?
stance of this application of tho pardoning
power-this nou-cxe?uMon of the laws-this
rubbing of tho gallows d' ifs victim.
A moat brutal murder was committed in this
district in 18S7; thc victim, a white man, named
Jas. Thomas; the perpetrators Tom Oldham, a
negro, who was tried and found guilty, and an?
other negro who mado his escape from prison
in Georgetown beforo trial; by the name ur
Vi .iliaco Crapps, when it anita lum to bc called
by that name, and by tho nanto or Wallace
Evins at other times.
Tom Graham was tried beforo Judge Groen.
Ho bad a long, full, lair and impartial trial.
Counsel, os anio as any in the Stato, wcro as?
signed him, but tho testimony against him
could not bo rebutlod. Tho lory found bim
iruilty. and bo waa sentenced to bo bung.
Shortly boforo the day fixed for execution," an
individual, called sometimes William Birdies,
bnt better known to tho community among
whom ho lives as Byrd David, anti poi haps
some, other alias, went beforo an officer ami
mado oath that ho did not b?liovo that Thomas
was mur du o J, aud by bia affidavit contradicted
all tho wilnessos who went on tho stand aud wcro
snbjootcd to a rigid cross elimination. Upon
thia affidavit a petition was got up and sig ted
by several persona, and presented io Oovcrnor
Scott, invoking Executive clemoncy; and the
Governor, taking the affidavit of Byrd David to
be sufficient for hispurposo, turns looso upon
society tbo convicted mnrdoror, Tom Graham,
whilo Byrd David, even in his affidavit-mado
entirely czparte, without a cross-examination -
was cautious enough lo c. ive only tn J opinion
andboliof that James Thomas wai not mur?
dered. Doon this sort of Khow?og~tmr?TTOl.
eyo Governor of Sun th Carolina Bends his'
mond Tom Graham ScoU-ttoo.
Tho trial of Tom Graham cist tho Stato per?
haps two or throe' hundred dollars, lt oc?
cupied tho limo of tho conrt a considerable
limo. All tho forms ot law were rigidly ad?
hered to-everything duo to the occasion WAS
solem Iv observed; bnt tho fm co ejincnt last
tho pardon of tho prisoner eigued by Scott.
I - ? : '
Tom ia tree and tho t'adical patty baa aunt lier
siring to itH bow upon which to piny up ne?
in* voters. No uiat'.cr what thc tania may l>. ;
no matter how atrocious a murder may bc
committed; no matter how lovolling thc* cir?
cumstances attending any crime may bc; no
maller what tho amount of moooy, the amount
ot labor in soarcliiug after criuiiufils and bring?
ing thom-wo were about to say-lo justice,
thc pardon of tho Governor, if tboy an' negrocH,
and ibero is thc slightest pretext, may bc to?
lled on.
Of what uso lo us aro magistrates, solicitors
or judges, in thoaogravo oases? Sc-.itt, by bis
actions, bas declarad that tho mero opinion or
belief of any ons who may have the hardihood
to make an affidavit, Bli ni 1 bo superior to tho
facta, positively sworn to, of a dozen witnesses
wbouo knowloilgo alone guide them in their
mu ration of thoso fuete.
Li DE ii At, St.s n Mii.s i H.-Collections were
Inkcu up Sunday in tho Catholic Churches ol
Brooklyn, Now York, at all tho masses, for the
reliel of the families who arc suffering by rea?
son of the Into terribie calamity in Avondale,
Pennsylvania. Tho New York Times eave:
In St. Palri?k's Church, Hov. Edward Fitz?
patrick, the pastor, made a powerful appeal to
tho congregation to respond liberally on tho
occaeion. After announcing his own donation,
which was a haHdsorae one, ho remarked that
tho widows ami orphans made by this calam?
ity were uot of the Catholic fail h. For tlnu
reason ha hoped thc aid extend? d ivould bc
greater than it tho tact wore otherwise. "Lei
UH show to tho wm ld,*' said the reverend gen ?
tlcm.u), "that Catholic charity takes no note
ol differences in language, nationality, color or
creed; that it is large enough and broad
cnou^'li to bring with'- ita fold* all thc needy
and thc eiiflofitig. v. -her tliov kneel before
tl.o same altar arith tia, or wombi)) God accord?
ing lo (be formularios of another faith."
?bitiorrj.
HKCKMANN_Departed this life ou the 29lii of I
August, lbGl1, ADOLPHUS BECS VANS, only fun or I
his parents, a nativo of [lamburn, Ocnuauy, ibtit
for tunny year? a resident of thfit elly.) eng >:.>.<> in
tho mercantile prolcjdou, anti afterwards in the
office ol tho. South Carolina Railroad Company. Of |
high iutcgrily and pure character, modest aud rcilr
Int;, lie passed away in thc declino or lifts, after
reaching lill GOth y?r. Hie health, always rnil ami
uncer'ain, cured him to erek a home in ih: - coun
try lo avoid tho rcvoro climate ol' lil*, own. lt wan
bi* lot to become an inmate ot a very pica ant
household, and hu wa* oin rished and beloved hy thc
?amity UN ono or (heir own. Mc repaid it by (tic
warmest affection and mos-t grateful attentions Iiu
has i.-.-.-tal away without an enemy. Of :t remarka?
bly amiable temper and Matta di- p.>: l: wu. lu- made
ouly frientls when vcr bo went, ?no those who knew
I him bent discovered many noble trails which ol hoi H
never dreamed of. His iniud was well cultivated
ami Iiis knowledge extensive; lu fact, bc wa* a
?oh liar. Hut hie moil beautiful trait wax lus fuit Wy,
Which nS)i -1 rill i ii ? ; I y -bown in his Iri.n. Whips ns
well as bnsiurss relations. He wax om? who
esaiM b- truJiVJ. IIIB piety was unobtrusive. Ile
wn' a member of the (Jenna t Lutheran Church
and died in thit faith, iic wai one of thorn whose
charities aro never (bid. yet doiug much go id. lie
sloopsUOW I ir aw iv lr. m all his kindred ; y?-t good
angels watch over lb? spot, mid tbs blvaslnua of
thu: e who loved him best follow him to the grave.
"And I heard a voice Irotu heaven -ayin/ mito me.
wrhe, from henceforth, Messed ure iii* ?load who
die lathe Lord, evett so suth iir- spirit, ter they
test from their labors, anti their wotk-i do follow
ih"ii>,"
Special Malices.
ear PARISIAN AU1S FOCRACY li AVE
adopted the MILK OE V IQ LE I'S Utt?ulmOUsly
owioi" to its eflloacy in corunauiiicatitc-; to thc skin
tho mort dcllghilul velvety Bolineas. Sold by drug?
gists. V. W. HUINCKERHOFF, New York, whole
siln*ageut. 1 Sept IT
.?-OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES?
TON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, AU
OUST 2H, 19119.- This Company is now prepared lo
FUND THE INTEREST DUE, ruad to become duo on
September 1, ItJi'O, on Ibe Honda or thc CHARLES?
TON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD COMPANY, en?
dorsed by the State ol South Carolina, according to
thc providions or Section Third ci I) of an Act to ena?
ble tho Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
to complete tbclr Road, which Section reads as fol
i ell o WK, viz:
SECTION S. That the said Company is hereby
further authorized and required to fund and redeem
tho Coupons for intcreel ot tho Honda of the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company, gua?
ranteed bv tho State, now past due, and that may
fall due on or before thu first day of September,
1869, by Issuing therefor an equal amount of their
Ronda, with Coupons attached, for intered, payable
seml-anuually, at thc ralo of eeven rer cent, per
annum, and the principal to bocona* due in twenty
years aller tho date thereof And th*, payment ol
said Bouda BO to be Keir .! in substitution for inter?
est Coupon* ?hill be guaranteed by thu Hiato lu tho
samu manner and OB hilly as tho said original Booda
ol tho Charleston and Savaonab Railroad Company
are now guaranteed; Bubjec', however, lo the prov.
"dons of .section G Ol this Act.
Tho Ireosurerof thc Company will FUND DAILY,
until Saturday, 11th September, between thc boure
ol Nino and Two o'clock, at the Office of Messrs.
CAM rio 1.1. A SKA RHOOK, No. 50 1'road-street,
and tbereuter at Office of thc Corrpacy, foot of Mill
street. 8. W. FISHER,
August 30 mwf Secretary ard Treasurer.
f/3~ A DEFENSIVE MEDICINE.-"IN
time ol peace prepare for war," ls a sound military
inax;na "Lot not the sickly season find you unpre?
pared ," ia an equally good rule lu medical jurispru?
dence. Tho niau must be mado ol irou who Ands
himself nt thc close of summer as strong OB at its
commencement. Such n phcnoaict on ts rare, even
nmoug the most robust ot tho human family. Mus?
cular and cnuBtlttitlanal vigor oozes out of us in the
broiling weather of July and August, and few ol a?,
at Ibo onc.DinK pr the rall, are in thc best possiMo
condition to defy tho unhealthy Influence? of thc
sea-en.
Fever and Ague and Ililloua Itemitteut Fevers,
together w.th a variety of complain.s that affect the
dlgostlve organs, the liver and thc bowels, form a
portion cf tho autumn programme. Hear In mind
that txbau-Uo'n invites these tlltorders, and that
stumtnal visor enables the system to repel tin m.
"To bo weak la to be miserable,'* eay-i Satan to his
defeated le'loos, In ''Paradise Lost," and thc axicm
is correct, thou p,b lt cornea from an evtl source.
Hoi then, ye weak and feeble, fortify yourselves
against the invisible enemy that pervades Ibe au?
tumnal air. The best defense against miasma is a
coorao ol H03TETTEIV.S5 STOMACH BITTERS.
This rare vegetable tonio will Improve your appetite,
stimulate your digestion give unniirss to your
'nerves, invigorate your muscular fibre, regulato
your secretions, cbe?r your spirits, and pul your en?
tile physique in p:r'ect working order. It 19 easily
done. The ttandurd tonic and alterative which will
recuperate and build you up, is not "bad to take,"
but, on Ilia contrary, a plcaeaut medicine.
See, however, that you havo the genuine article.
There are Imitations and counterfeits in tho market,
and tboy are all worthless or deleterious. Hear In
mind lint UOSTiTTEU'.-" STOMACH BITTERS ls
sold only In glass, (never by Ibo gallon or cask, > and
that roch bottle bears a label surmounted by a
vignette ol St. Or-orgo mid thu Dragon, and our
revenue stamp over th? cork.
Sept ll sac C
tar MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY ON
THE CAUaE AND CURE OF PREMATURE DI".
OLINC IN MAN, tho treatment of Nervous and
Ph Bical Debility, kr.
"Ibero IR no mcmbOr cf t-oc'.etv by wa om thin
book will not bo found useful, whether such perron
holde the relation of Parent, Procep'.or or Clergy?
man."-Helical Timei and Oatelte.
Sent by mall on receipt of fl irv rent* A'!<lr???
tl o Author, Dr. E. DEF. CURTIS.
Sept 1 lyr Washington, D. C.
S9- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, aa delivered at the
New York M us"* un of Anatomy, embracing the sub*
joel? : How to Live and What to I.Ivo for ; Youth,
?latnrity and "ld Age ; Manhood generally review*
ti ; tho Came ol Indication : Flatulence and Nor
VJ ur. DKc-iros aoeenntert for; Marriage Philosoph!*
cally cAfldrrod, Ao. These Lectures will be for*
nor i d ? receipt of four stamp*/ by addressing t
SLCREfgy BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF. AN ITO.
MY No f&J-To' Baltimore-street, Baltlmoro, Md.
?til'. ^J^Ktfc mwftyr
Special notices.
JW .SPRING-STU! KT CHURCH-RKPAIRS.
At a meeting, held ou tb? 16th September,tb? Build
los Cou.m?tico resolved Itself into a Committee) of
Ways ami Means to collect montes, supplementary
to thc collections oftbc Reverend I nitor, to complete
the repairs in progress.
Tb? following persons compo'c the committee :
Mr. OSWELL HERDER, Chairman.
Mr. GEO. Il GltUBfc.lt, Secr-tary.
Rev. J. R. PICKETT, Pastor.
Mr. THOS. A. JOHNSON,IMr. J. I). .SHIRI'R,
Mr. J. M. UKRNANDfcZ, Mr. JAS. 8. UVKIl.
Mr. LEWIS 1). TURNEH,|Mr. U. K. GRAINGER.
The above named uentlcmcn ni l call on thc
friend* ot Hits Interest. They arc authorized lo re?
ceive contributions from thc citizens lor Ibis pur?
pose, in their behalf.
OSWELL RFEDEH, Chairman.
GEOROE H. GHUOF.R, Secretary.
Sept 17_fm2
JSJTCON SIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGElt, from New York, aro hereby notified
tb.it nh? IR Tm:, DAT discharging cargi at Adgcr's
Bouth Wharf. All goida remaining on Ibo wharf ut
??unset will bc stored at owners risk and expeusc.
jr AMES ADO ER 4 00.,
Bold 17_1_A Kents.
?S* NOTICE ?0 CONSIGNEES.-THE
Steamship S.YIIAOOSSV ia Tam DAY discharging
cargo at VamlcruorsCs wharf. Goods not removed
I by Manse! will remalli on tho wharf at owners' rink,
or ll' stored, at expense and risk of owm-i- or con?
signee. RAVENEL ic CU., Agent*.
Sept IS 3
ari' A CARD-SOUTHERN LIFE INSUR?
ANCE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
To the Piopl-- of South Carolina :
The above Company was orgauzed in IStiO, iu
consequence of tho wboleaalo forfeiture of .southern
pel tc les by Northern companies. The nonar illelr-o
Success of th? enterprise has lorceJ several ul these
companies: lo restore their Southern policies, I rom
thc fae* that they could not operate in our midst
1 without thc apjicaranco ofhoncsty.
Wo keep nil mir moue;,-at home to haiMiipour
impoverished oouulry-ovcry dollar of premium
bein1; safely invest d iu thu State lr<>m which it is de?
rived. Thc iu-liiulii.u ispuicly Southern, and henee
shou'd appeal with groat force to the patriotism and
u'id sympathy of every Southern heart.
"lia not our purpo=c lo make war ou other com
pauli-s, but to exhibit thc special advantages offered
by this purely Southern Company-founded e.u
luitnotlsru -ind solid Weallb. Its ratio cf assets to
liabilities-thc ?nu- teni ufa company's strength-ti
second to noue ou Ibis continent, bein? nearly $300
I tu 6100.
Whenever an.l wherever wc have presented tho
claims of tills Company, ll ba* not only eullaled the
sympathies ol our people, butha*, also secured their
h' arly co-operation. Wc have secured OOO policies
in South Carolina since thc 10th ol' February. Wc
number a naomi our Obree lora General Wa le Hamp?
ton and Colonel Wm. Johnston, gentlemen well
ku'.wu to every citizen of South Carolina. Wo ap?
peal personally io ibo people of routh carolina io
assist iu pushing forward this deservedly popular
Southern institution. J. ll. MILLER.
General Agent Southern Life Insurance Company,
No. till Broad-street. AUauala, 'la.
S. Y. 1 UPPER,
Agent, Charleston, S. C.
ll. W. Dr.lAUs'SURE, M. I).,
M ed! ml Examiner.
Wc chcorf-tlly recommend thc above Company to
the patronage of thc ctltzous of South Carolina.
Columbia, S C.-J. S. Preelon. I. P. Carroll, C. D.
Mellon.8. W. Mellon, J. D. lupe.
Camden_J. B. Eershaw, Wm. M. Shannon, W. E.
Johnson.
Sumter.-John B. Moore.
Wiunaboro*.-W. R. Robertson, J. B. McCaute,
James H. Rion.
Yorkvilio.-W. D. Wilson, A. C oward. James Mil?
son, I. D. Witherspoon, J. R. Oration, J. T. Lowry.
H. G. McCaw.
Anderson.-J. L. Orr.
Barnwell.-Jo?. A. Lawton, James Patterson, John?
son Ilagocd
Clarendon.-Jno. L. MannlU3, T. C. Richardson,
Browne Manning.
REFERENCES IN CHARLESTON.
General JAMES CONNER, Measrs. PELZLR,
RODGERS Ai CO , JAMES H. WILSON, Esq., GEO.
H. WALTER, Esq., LEWIS D. MOWRY, Esq.
August 19 2moa
OS-CHARLESTON COUNTY-IN EQUITY
LAWRENCE W. O'HEAR AND CH ARLES M. DESEL,
AND BI8 WIFE, va. ANNA F. O'HEAR, ADM'S..
AND ANNA H. O'Ut Alt, EX'X.. ET AL,-NOTICE
TO CREDITORS.-In pursuance of an order in tho
ab vc cause, to me directed by tba Bon. lt. li. CAR?
PENTER, < ircuit Ju'?ge, 1 hereby give notieo to all
creditors rf Ibo late. JAM Kj O'HEAR to present and
provo their c'nlms before mo, on or liefere lac FDIBT
BAT OFOcroDKit NKXT. M. L. WILKINS,
Special Referee, No. M Uroad-streei.
July 23_le2w
A?T THE .3 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COLLETON COUNTY-IN TUE COMMON PLEAS.
THOMA3 R. WARING AND A. 8. J. PERRY, EX?
ECUTORS OF BENJAMIN PURRY vs. JOSBPU
TUCKER- VTrACHMEN C-Whereat, Tho plain
urfadidontbc TtvENrY-Tnmr> SAY OF FEDUUAnx,
tili-th"ir declaration against tho defendant, who (as
R is said) is abscut from and without thc limits of
thia Mate, and has neither wife, nor attorney knowu
within the same, upon whom a copy of tho said de?
claration might lin served : /.' ia therefore ordere J,
That tho said defendant do appear and plead to tho
said dcclaraUon, on orbeforo ibu TWENTY-TIUBD DAT
OF FEBRUARY, which will bs in the year of our l .ora
ono thousand eight hundred and seventy, otherwise
final and absolute Judgment will then be given ami
awarded against him. A C. CHAFFER, C. C. C.
Clerk's om oe, Collcton County.
March IT IcSmo lyr
jtrs-SOLOMON'S BIrTERS. -THIS PRE?
PARATION, compounded by ono of our oldeat and
most esteemed diugglats. baa, during tho short timo
in which lt has been offer od to tbs public, attained
a reputation which has almoat entirely driven out of
mirkct Ibo various tonie - and stimulants which, for
a fewmon'bs, by exorbitant pulling und heavy ad?
vertising, succeeded lu building a profitable busi?
ness for ib' ir ?.rojectori.
f-o'omou's mtiers aro not of Ibc flashy style, de
f ending upon large odver'islng, bought puffs and
fictitious recommendations for i salo to a gullible
publia. Ti?toii. r-mi>->naii|on is well Irnnwn ti and ap?
proved by many of our beat physicians, and ibo pro?
prietors depend upon tho lu'rinslc merita pf their
medicino to make it as popular aa lt ls curative.
They do net pretend to oflor a medicinal prepara?
tion that will euro all thc ills Uiat flesh ta heir io,
but they do contend that tho judicions use of thcao
Hitters will greatly alleviate hum in suffering, and
bring very many to a state of compatatlvc health
who hilve long be?ii strangeT lo that great blesaing.
One good rumine recoinnacndatlon of any pro?
fessed curative is worth W?enn or hundreds of
bought certificates, and Ibo Messrs. SOLOMONS
have only published s fowout of the buudrodi of un
solicited testimonies which tho havo received. Wo
thia morning glveacopy of nloiter from Hon. Af.VX.
II. STEPHENS, whoso peculiarly enfeebled condition
for the paal six mon th s has boen known to lb o whole
country. His few camed words will go much fur?
ther to confirm thc good opinion already existing os
In tbs honcflclal quillHos of this medicino Iban
would columna of stereotyped recommendations
from unknown parties:
Lin-vivrr HALL, \
CaAwrannsrviLLR OA , August 1?, 1839.1
?Utsri. A. A. Sotomont <?. Co., Druggist), Savannah,
Qa.:
OtmtsiES -Please send me ha'f a dozen ho:iles
of your Bitters. I bavo been using them lately
npor lu* recommendadon of a friend, with decided
benefit, in gi vi og tons lo tbe digestive organs and
goBcral ?tren<ttb to my system. Bend by Express,.
w Ith vjluo endorsed, C. O. D.
Yours reirpectiully, '
' C-lgned) AI.PXANDEU H. 8TEPHER9.
iur.nfti* Imo
VK-SKl,S WANTED, -
. FOU PHILADELPHIA. WINDWARD I?.
L\M)im.l MONTEVIDEO. Uo-ad ra'tm and
Jqulck despatch.
? WILLIAM ROAOU k CO.
bopt J7_ 1
ru KU; i ii ON coi roy roo mit ??ALU.
FOI?. KKW VOKK-MBttGIIANTB' LIMIT.
Ki-rv THE UKO UL Ml FAST SAILING PAC
.S?SsRKT Bcli'MUiOT MYROVEH, lt. T. llnoWN
fJ^WgMa-ii-r. hav.n-ra large parlor :argo en
??!SKtKjgC.], WUUIK u lew hnndreii bale.? Cotton to
Hil up. aud will linn' prompt tlespalch.
Apply to WILLIAM ROAOS A CO.
Sept 17 3
VOST ON yt,A.IIARLBS10N LINS.
?FOll HUSTON.
4. -c-s TH H FAST SAILING BRIO D. U. DOANE.
a?A J V K.s/.i i. Master, I ia \ i ii it two-tliirds portion
Lyly ol cargo encaged, WJUIH UgUt Freight to &II
?MOiuji, Apply to
topi 17 2 MOSKK GOLDSMITH k SON.
KIMI LIVKHI'OOL.
?e^v THF. FIR?T-OLASH UH ll. s H BARR
VINCO, R. HALLIDAY Ma-tor. having a
jFjflfijfr portion of lier cargo engaged, will baye
?V Ta di-pi i rh (or tho aPnvc pori.
For Freight tuiiagcuicubi, >.pply lo
HENRY CARD,
Sept. ll Accommodation Wharf.
I X? L USIONS TO ALI? 1"(?l.vTN OK IN.
TBHE8T AROCNU THE HARBOR,
^x-?- THE FAST SAILING AND COMFORTA
Arv BLY appointe:! Yacht Kin A Ni; lt will now
??resnmo her trip? to till points in tho har?
* i liot. starlin" KVGM MOUSING, at Ton
o'i IOCH. Irotn South Commor. lal Wharf.
For I*a<aagc or Charter, apply lo
THOHAS YOUNO,
Pcp! Ht_Captain, on hoard.
iiXt;pRsio.\s? icxcimaioxH!
^r-w TUE HNK FAST SAILING YAC 111
/?V/ ELLA ANNA, Iba Champion of tho South,
/ \ Vs- 'a now ready and prepared to make regular
i i tri|.H, tim? alP.rdiug au opporluuttv to all
who may wish to visit points of Interest iu our beau
timi harbor.
For pasnage, apply lo thc Captain ou Union Wharf,
.lune 21
NEW Y U It li. ANO i ll A lt I. ii s 1 II >
S T li AM H H 1 P UNE.
K tl K N KW YO K IC .
?>..-Aa, u TBE FIR-TCLASSSIDE-WHEEL
...'i/'/i STEAM SH lp CHAMPION, R. W.
LOCKWOOD, Commander, will nail
r?V-..>>VV! Irom Adper'f South Wharf on SAT?
URDAY, September 18th, at 1 o'ciock P. M.
?SW Marino Insnram by Ibis liuc >? per cent.
air ? brough Uilts ol lading to Liverpool on Cot?
ton ut ?id.
0g? Through Bills Ladina to UoMoa and Prov?
idence at reasonable ratos of Freight.
For Freight or Passage, having elegant cabin ac?
commodations, apply to
J A MKS .".Dil FR VCO., Agents,
Comer Adtfur*a Wtiari mid Kaat Bay ino-lair, )
?3-1 ho Steamship CHARLESTON will lollow on
'J m.MIA v. September 21 at 0 o'clock P. M.
j Sept 10 * 3
UALTlMOUfci ?V N li CHARL tc $ T O N
STEAMSHIP LINE.
., , TUR SI RaMSItlP FALCON,
s'\y-'L~;*- ?? Captain HORSEY, will sail for Balli
?^?'.t' :;.,^f""moro nu F ni DAY, 17th Soplcmbi-r, at
l o'clock 1*. M., from Pier No. 1.
Union Wharves.
j*iT- Through Ililli Lading signet! lor all classes of
Knight lo BOSTON. PII1I.\UKLPUI.V. WILMING?
TON, DLL., WASHINGTON CUT, and tho NORTH
w KS r.
For Freight or paR-cr.c. apnlv to '
COURTENAY fc TREN HOLM,
Sept IC_3_Union Wliarvo?.
KOK HIIILAOKLIMIIA A\0 HOS ION.
^f'T-.&fcss* TRK STEAMSHIP PROMS
^ESP^IBIIH, Captain A. B. c. HAY, will
?a^aM^HB ,taw Nert" Atlantic Wharf, on Fm.
.T^^ft??ffvft?. DAY, 17th instant, at ?o'clock P. M.
For Freight apply lo
JOHN k THEO. GETTY,
Sept 12_North Atlantic Wharf.
KOltNKW > int lt..
Ii KG ULA li LINE EVERY THURSDAY.
aTiat-wra TriK SPLENDID HTE/MSHIP
vdXjtpK?xfi SARAGOSSA. Captain C. RYDER,
^?S&M '?iS?" *wl" ,e,T0 V.ndsihorat'a Wharf on
-A-f*e&i-?-. FRIDAY Ayn nsooy, Kepi, niter 17,
1809. at 4 o'clock. BAVEN EL k CO.,
Sept ll_^_Agents.
PACI KIO MUI, STKAni?IUP COfilPV'S
THllorOD LINiS TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AJf?" JAPAN.
cn ASOR OF SA ?LINO DA rs:
JVfii*r>-. HT EA M F RS OF U il C ABGV
x'jv i^?3*^ Hu? l?a?? Pie? No. 12. Nonn River .
&?fflfij?gSS^ root ?' famil-atraet. Now Yera, at
.'M-SJrfSc?iJ?r.; li o'clock noon, of the lat, lllb at?J
'Hst of .very month (eicej.t v.M. n tht-te dau-a ia'.'
en Sn inlay, then the Saturday preceding),
Departure of lat and 21.it connect at P&cama will
steamers for South Paclflc omi Central AracMctr
port?. Those nf ist touch at Manzanillo,
Departure of 11th ol eacb month conuecla wltr.
the new steam Hue from Piuama to Australia ts<
New Zeaiaud.
Steamship CHINA travia 'Baa l'ratauco foi Chin?
and Japan October 4. HiS?.
No California stainers toucb at If ai aas. bat >.<
d'recl from Nrw York to Aaplnwull.
Gue hundred pounds bagguge irre lo each adnl-.,
V.'dlcine and nlteudaarn Iree.
For Passage Tleketa or inrlhcr Informatica apnlv
at Iii? GOMPAN'Y'S TICKET OFVICK, co tho whar?
loot of Caual-K'.re?t, NcitU River, New York.
March 12 lyi_F. B. BABY, Agent
KOK OARDIfEtl'8 BLUFF
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PBE
DKE RIVER.
_fj^?w THE 8TE\MER PLANTER, CAPT.
?t 'fiir P0STKR. "ow being throughly re
pairad and refitbMl, will lcavo for the above pointa
ubi.nl tho 1st October uaxl.
For eng. gcnionle apply to
llAVtNFL k HOLMES,
No. 17T East Bay.
N. B.-All froiebt consigned to agents will be for?
warded tree of commission and storage. 12 Sept 17
KIHI aicona KTOWN, S. C., WA V KU LY,
KKI I'll KIF-: I.I) AND BROOK G RE KN MILLS,
r ^/aT**?.!*, '-"'BE STEAM EB FANNIE, CAP
K"E????.^SCTAIN 0. CARROLLWnrrE Is now re?
ceiving Freigut at Commercial Wharf, and will
lcavo on MOM.A Y MORNISO, tbo 2Uih instant at C
o'clo.-k; returning will leuvo Oeorgolown on WED?
NESDAY MORNING UIO 22d instant, at C o'clock,
Ail freight must lie prepaid.
For freight or Passaco apply to
THURSTON at HOLMES. Ag?ola,
Sept 17 2 Adgcr's North Wbarl.
FOIC KDIvTO.
_ *JT*??, TUE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
.^??gS?aiBSCap'ain H. D. ELLIOTT, ?-?ll receive
Fioiuht Tnis DAY and leavo To-Moanow MOBNTMO,
at 0 O'clock, sod Ediato same day, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Fot Freight or PasBauo up 'ly on board, or M
JNO. H. MURRAY, Agent,
Market Wbatf.
Tho Steamer loaves again MONDAY MonNiHO,
at 4 o'clock, anti Ediato 1 DEBDAY MORNTNO, at *
o'clock. 1? Sept 17
Special Uoticcs.
o - J; no vs ca Xl. oi'i'ioii oirv qim't.
BURY, SEPTEMBER 1, 18C9.-The l hi rd and last
instalment or TAX ON BEAL ESTATE is due, and
payable duriug tba prrssnt moaih, lot tho j oar 1809.
S/p( 10 3 S. THOMAS-, city Treasurer.
?ar PRE PTY. WOMEN.-A COMPARATIVE?
LY lew ladioa monopolizo the beauty as well as Ibo
attention of sosiety. Thia ought not to bo so, bnt lt
ia, and will bo wb'lc men ate foolish ami single out
pretty fae.-.. fer companions.
'I lils can all be changed by using HAGAN'S MAG?
NOLIA BALM, which Rivi s tho bloom of youth and
a rofli, ed sparkling beauly to the complexion, pleas?
ing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain of a red, tanned, freckled
or malle complexion who will invest 78 cent - in Ha?
gan's Magnolia Balm. Ifs effects are truly wonder
mi.
To preservo and dress tho Hair uso Lyon's Ka?
thatrom^^nao_wfmlmo August 26
BB- BATCH ELOR'8 BAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye la lbs beal in th? world, tbe onlr
true and porfoot Dye; harmlaaa, reliable, Instants?
aeon?; no dlaappolntmint; no rldlculoua tinta; rem?
edies the lil effects of bad dyes: in vi Rora ta? ano
Ic?rea tb? bair son and beautiful black Or brown.
Sold Ly all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
appMcd at Batchelor'! Wi Factory, No. - Bond
?ireel, New York. lyr May IS