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THE DAILY NEWS. Longing. BI IAMBI H?IBX11 LOWELL. Of all toe myriad moods of mind Tb at through Ibo soul carno thronging, Wu ich ono was e'oi sodosr, so kind, Bo boautifol, ss longing 1 The thing w? long for, that we sra, ? For one transcendent moment; I Be foro the Present poor sad bare, i Can make Its sneering comment. ? . Billi, through our paltry attrand strife, Orow? down our wished Idoal; And longing molds in clay what life Carves in the mai'Jle Beal; . To let the newirie in wo' know,' Desire munt ope the portal;: Perhaps the longing to he to Helps makes the soul Immortal. Longing is God'a fresh heavenward will, ,. With oar t oor earthward striving; . We quench lt thor we may be still s i Content with merely living; Bot,, would wo learn tho heart's full scope, . Whloh weare hourly wroDgiog, Our livos must climb from hope to hope, '. -And realice our longing, i < , Ahl let ns hopo that to our praise Good God not only rock erna She moments when we tread bia way e, I But when the spirit'beokons; - - Tba'. Borun slight good te siso wrought . Beyond a elf-sa ti a fae ti crt, . Wasn we are simply good in thought, ' Howe'er we fall In acrtoe. ALL ABOUT TUE 8TATE. COTTOM riCKJUti FOR A WAOEB. Tho Barnwell Journal Baye: "Wo learn that two colored women on Mr. Ri char d HOU 'S plan? tation, near Ah?ndalo, a fow days ago ran a race In pfekng cotton on a bet of five donara. At. tho close of the day one h ?ul picked Ic jr hundred pounds and the othi ' four hundred mud ono and a half pounds '.' 'a-ia certainly the boat picking wo have ever beard of with one exception. Borne yeora ago Dr. O'Bannou bad a woman who picked four hundred pounds in olio day." A- FouTHComMO rn nr. ?.HATION. The reporter of the WinnBboro' Nows bas been interviewing Governor Scott, from whom be obtained tbe following draft ol a forthcom? ing proclamation: Whereas, Information baa roached mo that tbe laborera in cor tam portions Of tho Btatc bave unreasonable and extravagant notions of tho good to come to thom, and that very soon, from tbe land commission, which land commis fiarr in ? ntl 'experiment requiring a s?rica of | years for ita trial, and which will ?nrcly provo a failure, unless tbo whole body of laborers continue patient, faithful and steady at their work; and, whereas, wicked aud designing men arti encouraging 'combinations among tue lu borerfl to their own hurt, urging thom to de? mand unjust and unreasonable oomponsat nm from their employers, which the partial failure of tbo r \ and tba consequent scarcity, and' the gre?... dial ress of tbo planters, render it their policy, as well as puta it into their pow? er to 11 -cluan,- ; so v that such combinations canTmly-resutt in great delay with next year's crop, much idleness and heavy Iocs to all con? cerned. Now.'tbereTore, I, Bolen t K. Scott, Gov? ernor of South' Carolina, ?BBUO' tbiB my procla? mation, in tho name of tie State of South Car? olina, urging all citizens of tho State td dis ocurago tho aforesaid expectations and combi? nations, amito i cult?valo feelings of mutual friendship and good fellowship with one another; and in all'oonlificte for labor, or ior thereat nf land for the coming year, I earnest? ly exhort them, both la bot era and employers, to sim at . simply' such terms as will bc just and fair touby and thus contribute, each ooo in his bphero, to advance tbe happiness, pros? perity and glurv of our beloved State. n .{Signed) R. Seoir, C' . '' Governor of Soutb Carolina. SHREDS OF STATE NEWS. Up to thc 17tb inst., two hundred and eighty-five halos of cotton bad beon shipped from. ' Blackville to dmr lesion, against t birt y two-up to.tho Homo time last jeir. An agricultural Bociely was organized at Manning on tho 6th instant,.with tho following officers! ,Vf. 3. Carpenter, president:. Colonel Jonh O. Brock, vice-president; W.. J. MoPuddiu and Arthur Harvin, secretaries; Moses, Levi, treasurer. ... : The Barnwell Journal -Bays that the rust is spreading to such ail extent that eomo planters wiH'bavp nearly their wbolo 'cotton crops gath ***3*ffljO?Ji????M October: . \ CB?flt or, iOU?w?ug iho example of otho r couu - tie Bin the. State, has, through her juries, de clarod -that debts contracted ante el pendente bellum, ought not to bo paid in full. Cheater Is agitated OD tho subject of tbe Air Li no Railroad. A-"publie-Tnootinpr In Allendale bas passed resolutions to discountenance-all trr flicking in cotton after nightfall: ,: -A'single lucifer match factory in thia country ls credited with using in a year' 726.000 feet of. the beat clear pine; 400.000 feet of baas wood' for boxes, 400 barrels of sulphur, 9600 pounds of phosphor as. lt also uses weekly four dons of pa Bte board, 3000 pounds of paper, for small boxes, and nearly 400 pounds of flour for paeto. It employs 800 hands;, and pays daily $1600 for revenue stamps. -At last accounts nearly, four hundred emi? grants from Soutb Carolina, Georgia and Flo? rida had succeeded in-landing in Cuba, and bad Joined tbe revolutionary foi ces. They wera all soldiers in tho late war. -is-m nfl" i i (frommtrrial. Exporta. NEW "yORK-Per steamship Saragossa-7 bags gea Island Cotton, 833 balea Upland Cotton, 35 bales Domestics, 13 packages Cotton .Waste. 9 Pack? ages... Per steamship Champion-1780 bales Upland' Cotton, 31 tierces Bice, 87 bales Tarns and Domes tic. 00 Backs Penunie, 60 empty Bar? rels, ll packages Sundriei. ?Jiiavleaton Cotton, Klee and Naval Stores Maricet. OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, f ' OBARXF.STOBT. Saturday Evening, Bept. 18. J Corroa.-The market for thia article opened firmer, and milers succeeded in ?lightly hardening their rates; the demand afterwards' became quiet,' J but closed with transactions showing an Improve? ment of about Xe V lb. The operation? were nb mt SOO bales, including some 60 sold the evening before, ria:., i Bt 31. <G at 25, C at 25?, 30 at 26V, ?0 at 26, SI ti 2? ?. 70 at 26?, 26 at 251/. 121 tt 27, 50 at fiTtf, 76 at27?, 17 al SB,'64 at te'Ke'fk ft. We quote LU 'ynntxpoox. cussxriCATiot'. . prf|i}to;|j>'eood ordinary.26 (|v26? WW^iplng.'..,.,,.i., ,26Kfe 87 BioctWBbtt market waa quiet for want of atoek ?nd rio saree'. " Naval. BTony-s.-Tho market.was steady witta'Ute I following sties: 136 bbls of low.pale rosin at tl SO fl hbl;'*PlAj? Of extra No. 1 rouin ot tS 00; lt'bbla ' of No. 1 db ai ?8; ll bbls of low No.l at $235; 8 bbls low No. 1 do at S2; 8' bbl? dull and opaque do 1 ti;- 92 bbls No. 2 main at tl 85 ; 21 bbl s No. 2 do* | at tl BO; 17 bbls No. 8 do at tl 70. Marketa tty Telegraph. FOREIGN MAHKETS. LONDON, September IB.-Noon.- Consols 62;,'. Bond a 83K- Botin 17s. IJVXRPOOI., September " 18-Noon.-Cotton mar? ket flat; uplands 13d; Orleana 18?d; salea to-day B0O0 bales. Leter.-Cotton irregular; uplands 13?sl3d; Or? les n s 13? al 3 ?. Br ead stuffa quiet. Lard 76s. Com? mon rosin 66s td. Turpentine 20s 3d. HAVANA, September 18.-Sugars bave an advancing tendency. Exchange firmer, and rates tending np. OOMESTICjMiBEETa. ' NEW YOBS-, September 18-Noon- Stock? heavy and feverish,, Money steady at 0s7 per com sterling exchanged fong, los?; short los?. Tennessee 6s, ea-coupons, et ? new 64?. Virginia Os, ex,-coupons, olKrusV 67. Louisiana 'cs, old, 70; levees 06?; Ss 84. AlsbamsSs91; es 63. 'Georgia Os, 1887, 90. North Carolina eui, old, 62; new 17?. South Caro? lina 6s, new, 6??. Flour favors buyers. Wheat laa j oentan?wer; Corta dull abd* f cent lower. Mets pork Armer at $80 76. Lard quiet' 'Cotton a abada easier at 30? centay BpU ( ts turpentine slcsdy at 43 cent?. Rosin favors buyers; common and good strained $9 80a2 86. Freights firm. Gold 30?, Evening.-Money active and firm at 7 per cent, currency; to gold, and some lnstanoes commission ls Added. Government securities fina. State bonds dull, except new Tonnes see-s, which are hi ?her at cs?. ' Cotton a shads IO wer; salea 1100 bales st so? cenia Flour favor* buyers, and limited eipqrt.de t mandi superfine teat ?6. Wheat baa leoovered the noon's decline, with fair spec'biatlon, and but little export demand, " Oom d nil a t tl 19al i li,: Whiskey .jawerlitTi lt?al 16, Mess rx?k firmer at ?30 TAaaj, 'ttl? .'.? ' *d* ' '.''''?r f-l Lard heavy ; ketti? 19A19V; cents. Naval stores qu'et. Groceries timi. Freights quiet. The net receipte of cotton 'for the week kt 'an United States perta are 30,906 balea. The exporta of tba weak from all Uni? te J Btatea porta to Qreat Bri tun were 978 bales. Tba exporta of the week from all United Btatea porta to the com ic cat were 1083 bales.' Tbs atrck on hand and on shipboard not yet cleared at all United nts .1 ports ls 38,708 bales. BALTXIIOBE, September 18.-Cotton dall bat nomi? nal. Flour dull, and demand light. Wheat steady. Corn firm; white $1 28; yellow Si _0al 33. Oats dull at 88a0l cents. Rye tl 10*1 16. Mess pork dull. Bacon firm. Wbbkey $?16?l 17. CINCINNATI, September 18.-Whiskey offered at tl 11, with no buyers. Mess pork nominally at $32. Bacon .houle'ers 16,'i cents; sides lStgalO cents. Sr. Louis, September 18-Whiskey heavy. Fork t33a33 36. Bacon firm; shoulders 10 cents; sides lBXelOX cent?. Lomsyrujs, September 18.-Fiovlsions un? changed and firm. Whiskey tl 16ai 18. WTLMJNOTON, tfpptember IS.-Turpentine, only 26 b?rrela received to-day, which sold at ti) for virgin; ?2 f?0.for yellow dip,' per 280 lbs. Spirite turpentine, market etcady ; salea 'of 218' barrels at 39,\i cents: Rosita, salea reported of 200 b?rrela at ti 80; 69T bar? rels at tl 67>f, and 69 b?rrele at tl 66 for atrained. Tar, 186 barrels changed band* at t2 60 per barrel H_.VU.NAH, September IB.-Cotton opened lively at yesterday's quotations, but the stock being small not- much waa done. The noon dispatches had an unfavorable effect, and the market cloted at26Xa27< conte fur middlings; sales to-day 600 bales; receipt* 2798 balo*. Aunes ra, September 18.-The market opened at 37 eenie for middling*, but cloved dull at 30a26X cents; pales 613 balea ; receipts 196 bales. HobrLE, September 18.-The market closed dull; saleit 60 bales middlings st 27,??_27>? cents; receipts 904 bales; export? 246 bales. NEW ORLEANS, September 18.-Cotton market -'cady; frlr middlings 29>ja29>a cents; aalea 1100 bales; receipt* 484 balee; exporta ooastwiae 1482 bile?. Prime sugar 14>? cent?, Moiseses C0A7U cents. Gold 36>j. sterling 48X. Savannah Market. SAVANNAH, September IC-COTTON-At the close of last week'* opera1 lons tho market waa quiet and tirui, at prk eb on abasia of 31>jc for Liverpool middling, witb a tendency, however, toward*, a de? cline-which the present week's operation has fully revealed-the cause of which must he looked for be? yond the fixed relations ol demand and supply. On Friday ibo market closed quiet. Fellers yield? ing lo tho views of boyer*, and pnce* exhibiting a marked decline. Solea were effect- d at 3U.S-U for middling. Saturday's operation* were limited to small loti, and ibo market closed witb a ?till further decline of Ko on all grades. Monday buyers and Belier* carno to a dead, lack, one or two buyers en? tering tho market toward* its dote and .fleeting sale* of heavy lois at a still further decline. Mid? dling* 39 )?d. Tuesday tho market- wa?.?till dedin lng, ana holders began to realize tbe inevi? table lendenry, ' m cet icc Ibo slews of buyers, and a good day's transaction.waa tbu cons?quence; middling 28c Wednesday pu reba-cr? were freely out, tbe market sllll decliolng. witb a disposition on the part ol holder? to ~m*ko still further concessions, bato* wero made on a baila of 27c for mid il line;. At the close ol ibo week's operations this even'i.,-, t io market exhibited no signs cf r> cowry, and waa ak? tive at WodnAsday'a quotations. Salea ol about 800 balea w?ro effected, on foreign account entering largely in tho operations, leaving tho market almost bare of.offering Block.:-.: , We cao attribute this extrordisary fall in the price of Ute staplo, amounting during: thc weok lo 6 cents Eer pound, to Beveral reason*, none of which arc, owvor.satlafactoryto the planter, whoso hope* haw been centered on continued high prices for eou_o time lu come. Tbe Ur i reason which naturally BUK gnats ii neil m, thc scarcity ot currency-thero ii-lug a univer.il complaint in this direction lor several weeks past-which, anring tta-i past week, amounted to an absolute stringency. '1 he secend reason m ty lie found in ibo fact ol the number ot salo* for i inure delivery, at prlct* f.-om tour to ctx couts lower than Ibo prices ruling at tho date ol Ibo transactions: and, thirdly, Ibo scarcity of freights by steam 1er Northern and loreign por is. I but Ibo re' ceints ai this port have been i i i c I v in execs.- of timm of thc same lime tuet year, only proved that tho Heaton ls moro advance 1, and that'planters aro disposed to mnvo their cotton rn a flush mai lint. Reports fri m tbe interi?rate indi ea ti va. o: a much emallcrvrop than bosgeacrally ucen c muted on. lt is said i hat not "only lias mit deetroyed a consider? able portion ut the piaula In mtny localities, but tbs severe drought ba* prevented tba formation ot t_o later balls, and there is now literally no 'top crop*, on colton- that with more favorable aeaioua would now be full of j orung foi me aud bolla Tleaiateot .weather that bsa prevented Uii* later growth has hurried the maturity of the . earlier colton, and pb a era have taken advantage of it and of the high price to get all Ibo colton they cou'd to market." , The receipts bave continued steadilv to increase, ittfiftnLf ifiltS?.'S! rince tl)e *J', of ^September. j lip receipt* at this port since September 9, the date of our last weekly report, have been 8701 bale -* upland and 2U balta asa i timid, of which 0988 bate* upland wer,- received p r. Central UoilrJOd, 1407 balea upland and ll baloa *ea Island per A. and G. Kallroad, 285 bales nplaada from landings on the Savannah River, 9 bales sea islands per Florida steamers and ll balea uplands by waroo, i he ex? polia for tbe Rame time have been 6747 bales upland, of wblch 4574 hale* were ?li pped io New York, oro bales to Philadelphia and 663 oalea to Baltimore. iVanhvUle Harket. NAPBVILLE. September 16-Corros,-The tran sactiona to-day Included "ne bal. received ; three sold at 27a27X, and .tbe shipments of five. C?TTOH 8TATI ME-iT. Stock on band teptember 1,1609...V.None. Received io-Joy. 1 Received previously.32 38 Total. 33 Shipped to-day. 6 Shipped previously.;.23 28 Stock on band. 5 rLoon. -Wo continue to report a strong and ac? tive market, wilbout any cbange in quotation?, which are aa follow*; Super t5 ?Date: single extra $6 26*0 60; double extra tu 50a0 76; family ?7 26a$8; fancy 18 60*8 76. Shipments to-day of 320 bbl?. WHEAT.-The receipt* to-day unburned to 6842 bushels, witta shipments, pf.300 bushel* amber at. tl 30, doMverei in depot. /.i . - COHN.--hipments to-day of 12:0 buahela at il 25, and 300 at tl 22)4', deUv.red.ln depot. We quote the buying price from weeona at tl 10 for y enow, tl I2)_ for '-_IT.-.1, and tl 15for while. passengers. Per steamship Minnatonka, from Now Yerk-M ! Jackson, Mr? K A Adam* and d nighter, Mis* Anna Lauroy, i DwitS-ber, J Voa Dohlen. W A Cacumen, M h eaorook, E Small, M R To wie, Dr Conklln. H De Vero, B Spearing, W A Johnsou, C Wilson. W Ban? da1', J N Cons, i W Lewder, R T Bennett, and 8 on deck. j ~r Fer steamship Champion, for Mew York-L W iVit, P Duane, J Mu Iber, J II Mensing, Mrs (TC Dann, Mia* McCarthy, Mrs, L> J lt cad, T O Budd,1 Mia* Marshall, Miss A J Colson. Masler Bryan, Mrs Pritchard, A Hutchinson and i h ree children, J -haw, two Misan- Terry, -B_V_.:lW:Marshall, and, 16'In steerage. ... Per steamer -Dictator, from Palatka, via Jackson? ville, Fern an dina and Savannah-Mrs Michell, Mia' Si?cle E W Dsvli, Mn Johnston, Urs Lord. T Chea-, .ndt, Mr Bah-sa. O B-iloi'.e, Mr, Yolgt, J B Dawkins, lady and ?ervarit. MraHBavi?^MS Rudolph, MTB Weich, EChadwick, Mr* O r. Baxelbnrat, wifel child and servant, two MiBsesToftarii, J K Tamas, Mr?"W. rallase, Mrs Cbcvaux. E W SeabiooV, F Oodsden; Jr.' R M ( badder, T Gorham, B H Clowes, Mr Colsoltn, and 17 on deck. ': " . Per steamer st Helena, from Edislo, Ac-Rev D J Qulgley, Judse F J Moses. Rev O B Northrop, Mr* O H Knickerbocker,' and t on deck_j ' jfi??t.nt Hen?. Port ot ChiirleMton. Sept'r 20. FORT UALHlNU?K. TUA KS OlC IRE HOOK. Maw Moon, 6tb, 12 honra, 46 minutes, morning. First Quarrier, 12th, 4 honra. 8 minutes, evening. Full Moon, -Otb, a boura, 21 minnies, evening. La.t Quarter, 28tb, 4 hours, 2 minutes, evening. I ' BUK -I MOO!? p rarr?MMB-|ai?i. I arra. I SET?. HIGH WATEB. 20iMonday....: 6..48J 5..68 , 6.. 7 7..14 21ITuo*d-iy....l 6..49 I 6..S7 0..47 7..43 2-Wednesday. 6..CO I 6..60 7..17 8..23 --.Thursday... 6..61 , 6..64 7..47 8..69 24'l'rldav. 6..62 6.. 63 f..22 9..33 25;B*turday...l fl..62 6..61 8..68 10..13 30 Sunday.! 6..63 I 6..60 9..38 10..63 Arrived si ii tu rel ar, Steamer Ii i etat or, Mcnelty, Palatin, via Jackson? ville, Fernandina and Savannah, ll bale* 8 leland Ootlon. and Mdse. To J D Aiken fr Co, Kirkpatrick A Witto, G H Ingrobam ft Bon, J B E Sloan, Wiae ft do, W ii William* ft ton, W M Lawton, Mra H E Dotlerer, and otbera. bSteamer Bt Be'ena, Elliott, Ec-Uto, ftc. 25 Kalt* 8 I Cotton, and Mdse. To J H Murray, G" W Hop? pe, k, Fra ? er ft Dill, Ru per ft Stoney, ac J Haven e"^ A Beat from Jamta leland. 1 bigs Sta lilia. J Cot ion. . To W A Boyle, n ? ' ?.?*? ?? Arrtv.d y ra tern ay. . -j Steamship Minn, tonka, Carpenter, New' York left leila inst. Mdse. To n?Tih( 1 a 00, Adam?, Da? mon ft Ce, J D Aiken ft Co. J W Axaon, J K Ad ger ft Co, E Bate* ft Co, 0 Bart ft co,' r O homer, Bro wo ft Byer, Wi Booth. H Riachoff ft Co. H UulwiokJe. ft Co, A Bia. hoff, boll mao o Oro*, W M Bird ft Co, F O Borner, Ur ew.ler ft Co, Il ft A P Caldwell. W B " -'win ft Co, Gliolus ft Witt?, Chap?n ft Co, Crane. If ton ft Co, Cameron, Larkloy ft Co. P Dircey. B y, M Drake, Daily Hew?, Dougkafa ft Miller, J A ^fSw^mSLwStmW?SfiM ft Coi WxaSBSwFnoK B Ftlamaon i L Falk ft co, J 8 - ^lyftCO.JL (lutBouas, J H'QratAT A>Co, P L 'emin, A O Goodwin, 0 Graveley, I ''yman ft Co. - lt Ravel)41, K A iHttot? J E J??le.1. Hart ft Go, Horttay ft Bro, Holme- ft Calder, io-in-tor, I -.Tl- - . it.,' Own A Co, A Vf Jaeger, Jennings, Thomllnson A Co 0 Kerri ?OD, Kinsman A Howell, H Klatto A Co, Mow. ry A Co, 1 Leigcr, O Memmln^er, Menke A Huller, L Mann, M .Meruaii.jb, Marshall k McMillan, J U Murray, Marshall A Barge. Muller. Nimitz A Ce, T McCarthy, M Marka,'J O. Milner ? flo, ktcLoy A Bice, Melcher* & Muller, N B Ballroad Agent, J y O'Neill k Bon, D O'Neill A 8-u, relier, Rodgers A Cc, J Parker, E Ferry, ?teamer Pilot Boy, J A Quack enbuth, Ravenel A Co, Baronet k Huger. L Schnell A Co. O O Uigbter. Stoll, Webb k Co, C W Stiles, E Scott, O W Btreuts k Co, ll bunder. 8 Thompson, F ton Banten, Mrs M A TannlunecD, J M William*, W Q Wniidon k Co, Wagener A Monseos, Walker, Evana A Cogswell, Mrs Wineberg, H H Wilson, W li Webb, J Wurtb k Co, W J Tates, and M J Zernow, CT eared Mnturday. Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York-Bavenel k Co. Steamship Champion, Lockwood. Now York-James Ad ger A Co. Sehr Ids Richardson, Bedell. New York via George? town, 8 C-W lloach k Co. Behr Trade Wind, Hoffman. New York via George? town, 8 C-W Boaeh A Co. Sailed Saturday. Steamship Beragosss, Uyder, New York. Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New Yera. Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia, From teals Port. Bteamshlp James Adger, Lockwood, New York, Sept I - .17. - , ' 1 Vp far nus Port. Brig Adelaide. Wilson, at Boston, Sept 16. Sehr Grace Girdler,-, at Boston, 6ept 16. Cleared tor tin? fort. Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, Sept 17. LIST UP VKSSKCLH OF. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR 1 BIS POhT FOREIGN L WEB POOL. The Duke of Wellington, Allen, Balled.Sept 1 British birk Dalkeith, Langwlll. tailed....August 19 The Homborsund, Nielson, up.August 13 DOMESTIC BOSTON. Bark B B Walker. PetteuglU, cleared.Sept 7 Brig Adelaide. Wilson, up.Sept 16 Behr Grace Girdler,-, up.Sept 16 Bohr Anna E Glover, Terry, cleared.Sept 8 Behr Joseph Long,-, up.Sept r, Behr Zott-Pel,-, up.T.Sept b BOCXPOBT, nr. Brig Monica, McCobb, eallcd.Sept 3 KKW TOBE. Brig J B Kirby. Barnard, cleared.Bept lt Urtg A Bradshaw, Cbase, cleared.Sept ll Kehr Jessie L Leach. Childe, cleared.Sept ll Behr Ellen M Harter, Rogers, cleared.bept 13 Bohr Isabella, Burton, cleared.Sept 18 Behr Conservativo,-, up.Sept 14 FUIL.ADEL.rHIA. Sehr Jonathan May, Neal, cleared.8ept ll BALTIMORE. Jteamehlp Sea Gull, Dutton, cleared.Sept 17 8cbr F nm cisco. Crowther, up.Hi pt 9 Behr J H Stickney, Fooke, cleared.'.Sept IS Consignees uer Sou tn I ai ol in il KiiilrouO September IS. 762 bales Cotton, 66 balee Domestics, SS packages Bacon, m bbls Naval fc toros, 3 cara Wood, lo Hall road Agent, Groener A Smith, Thurston A Holmes, J D Aiken A Co. Wtruer k Ducker, G H Walter ACo, A J Salinas, G A Trer>holm A Son, Pelter, hedger* k Co, Dowling k Co, W K Ityun, Reeder A Davis, Cleg? horn, Herring & Co, Mowry A Co, Stenhouse k Co, Watson A Hill, Caldwell k son, W W Smith. Frost A Adger, Klnsmin k Howell, and Goldsmith k Son. Lon .ign?es per Northeastern Ilailroad September 18. 131 bale's Cotton, 250 bbls Naval Stores, cars Phos? phate, Stock, Mdse, Ac To A A Goldsmith ACo, J V Harden, Kluemau k Howell, J Marthall, Jr, Pel z?r, Rodgers & Co, A C Kaulmaun, S D stoney, B A Wmrber,:. Reeder k Duvis, Caldwell k Sons, Willis A I'blrolm, L coben k Co, Wagner, linar k Co, W R lt. an. J CampBen A Co, A li Mulligan, J rotor, on, ?4 W Williams k Co, Frost k Adger, O H Waller k Co, A J Balines, Mowry k Co, .Kirkpatrick A Wilie, W O Courtney k Co. W U lice k to, W B rancell, G U Hoppock, Plnrkney Dros, Gaillard k M ?nott, W P Dowling A Co, H. Finley. M 1? Marlin, E Welting, H F Simmons. J A ltc-bimon, Halli oad Agent, and Order. ? Pnifls, (?i)cmiiQl% (gtr. ?. S K U Ul ON ACCOUNT OF TBS GRfc'AT NUMBER WONDERFUL CURES OF OBaTINAiE AND INVETERATE CASES OF SCROFULA . DYSPEPSIA AJ1TA.U JL'X -A.iikOU KIDNEY, AFFECTIONS GENERAL DAD HEALTH, Ac, IIA DB BX THE CELEBRATED "KOSKOO," IT HAS WON THE ENVIABLE BEPUIATIOK OF being the beat and moat popular Medicine ever die rover ed. lt ls daily prescribed by physicians, and recom? mended by many thousand j of our best citizens. For tale by DOW1E A MOISE. Char.estoa, 8. C. And Druggists aqd Merchants everywhere. MW LADIES SUFFERING FBOM ANY DIS? EASE peculiar to their sect, can be restored to health by nslng Dm LAWRENCE'S "WOMANFltiLND." It purifies the'teeretlone', and restores the ty st em to ?a healthy conditiou.-?ia For aale by ? DOWIE A MOISE. Charleston, 8. C. July 20 DAG lyr R USADA Ll H Purines the Blood. tor Sale by Ora?Klais Kurywhtre. '?' Joiya? ': ': ' - lyr Tl R . B I "c n A V B GOLDEN REMEDIES, ASK FORNd oT?ER, TAKE NO OTHER, AND y mr wi ll save ilma, hesito and money.. ?Kl O BEWARD 'or: sro* ' etie of clisc*^ in ray .tage whichjbey fail lo cure. ,. Dr. RICH Ail'd GOUDE* BALSA'd No. 1 cures Ulctre,-; Ulcerated (flore 'ihroat and Mouth, fiore Byes, Outaneous pr flkln BrupUons, Copper Colored . Blofchee, Poreneas of the Scalp, Fcrofula, *e.'? ia the ' greatest Benovator, Alterative and Blood Purifier Mown, removes aU diseases from the tjtUw, and leave/the bloodend^heaJthy; ' ; i Hr. ilCHAU'H GOLDEN BALSAM No. 3 cursi Mercurial Affe^Unni^Rheumatism in all lt* fermi, whether from mercury or other causes; ?l'ea imme? diate relief In all caaes. No dieting necessary. 1 have thousands of Certificates proving the qilracn lout cures effected by these Remedies. Price bf either Nb. 1 or No. 2/15 per bottle, or two bottles fox t?. H i , Dr. BICHAU'S GOLDEN AN1TDOIE, a safe, spee? dy, pleasant and radical cure fer all Urinary De? ragexnent*, accompanied with.full directioni. rPrioe $3 T>er bot ile. . J?_ Dr. RICH AU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, a ladical cure for v?Vous or Gen. ral Debility, In ol or yoong; imp...itng energy with wonderful effec Price ?5 per bottle, or two bottles for 19. On receipt ol price these Remedies will be thlppe to soy plaoe. 'Prompt attention paid lo all corra deott. None genuine without tbs name of "Dr. RIOHAU'd GOLD'.: I REMEDIES,'D. B. RIOHARDi Bole Troprlotor," blown in glass of bottles. ?j .Address D. B. RICHAHPS, - Ni-, /li Variok-atreet, New York' Office Hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M, Circulars sent. ly . Jnlj 3 TD KUO'8 (1.1IVB ll ? A l, Il U ? s I AN HEALING SALVE. ?H18 VALUARLE REMEDY HAS EFFECTED, umerable cares, and bas gained for itself a great repu tat loa. ? be dmcoterer ?f Ibis Salve ht? appllfd itwith eminent tucccia ia thousands of cases dur-, ind the. Crimean Wai, and bas cured, dangerous wound?, in m'anv caaes considered rriortal. MB. E. BEBO 1* the sole possessor of the valuable eecretof making thu faire; .from ila exp?rience m niteg it in Europe and the tuewu attending tu an SI Call on thor e. ho ha? beem Induced to Introduce lt lo the BsdtaJMttph-urtf? RBLIEYES PAIN ! . Ibbie -ho Tiat?'W?ubdl, Bruiiea, CuU of all rind?, or Sores, Felons, Scratches, Musquito Bites. Frost Bitten Joints, Bore. Libs, ChilbUiuB, Children'* cured, It na* provea cr groat aavastage to ladles, and U peculiarly adapted f**:peibexe4 breast", tore logs, Ac., through confinement, and other ?tue* Il acts like magia in r^rHltrg ?Bolls, Pimples, tnd Cutaneous Diseases, and.'bas been sn oe AM fully med for Corna, Bnnlont and Bore Throat, by anal?. lng externally every evening before suing tabed. , Fer?ale by sR droguista. iPriOS 9*0.. 60e,, sad W Bper far. Omeo, No. 2G0 Bowery, N. Y. None tm ula* iwlen countersigned E. BERG 8 UN I VB. BB Ai RT?*, St AN HEALING- BALtE, Vo MO J*s?W?W/ rtttF York. For sale by JOHN"F, ?ENVY, No, 8 &lUtfe Place; New Y?rk. . >W!?y]?^t^. Wj^^' OF WILLIAM B. HERIOT & CO., NO. bi LROAD-STREET. ? ?!S TI \ TAI* INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ( u?h Capital ?ad Bnrplna.ta, ?53,0,10 75 HOME! laiSURAWOE COMPANY OF NEW MAVEN. Caan Capital and Sarplus. 1,634,074 30 PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD. Caab Capital and Karpina.. 1,447,833 40 WASHINGTON INSURANCE; COMPANY OF NtcW YORK. Caah Capital and Hmrplm*. 751,000 OO TRAVELLKItS' IB SUR ANCE GtlMPANY OF HARTFORD. Caan. Capital and Snrplna. 1,350,00e 00 Aggregate Capital and A ateta.?7.343,640 74 Tho Continental Insurance Company have declared a dividend of 60 per cont, npon Partici? pating Policio;. Tbe Washington Insurance Company bavo declared a dividend of 45 per cont, upon Partici? pating Policies. Parties holding Participating Policies willpleaso call at our office for tlisir Scrip. lieforo tt e 1st day of Ootobor noxt, wc expect tu add to our capital $5,000.000 of Fire, Marine, Life and Accident Capital, making an aggrcgato of $12.000,000 represented by us, wbon we will bo prepared to offer every inducement and facility to our fiiouds, tu our mutual benefit. Sept 20 tf Cotarro, Cigars, (Str. J MADSEN'S WH O LE HA IK A KD BETAIL TOBACCO HOUSE, NO. 314 E1NO-SI BEET, COU SHU OP BOCIEIT. Always os bind a fine and large assortment of LEAF TOBACCO for Cigar Manufacturers, vi-: Connecticut, Pennsyl? vania, New Tori Hate 8eod, Ac. at low price?. Also Havana Leaf from (1 10 per pound (br tito balo) upwards; Une self work at fl 10 per pound. VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO, espeolally suitable for plantation use, at 20 cents per pound; larger quantities at reduced rates. CHEWING TOBACCO at all prices, and SMOKING TOBACCO. All lb? celebrated brands at low rate-, CIGARS from no per thousand upwards to $80. Merchants and consumers arc respectfully Invited to call, the unlersljned being resolved to KHC tat IMnotlOil. Sept 1U fmwlm* J. M YDS KV. gepatir Ritters. PANKWH HEPATIC BITTERS. THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, Airs ALL sis roars ur TUB STOMACH AND LIVER. rarr aaa m COM BIS rou sr TBB MEDZOAZI PAOtJlTY. IIl.ta^i AX Ac GO., AGENTS, NEW YOEE. ManiifactuTerJ By C. F. P?NKNIN, CBBHO? ABS AP?THWAST, OKABLESTON, S. C. AaT-i'or Sal? by Druggists Every ich ere . ~fc ? Febrnaiy IS mwflyr yy C. ALDER A CO.,. No. 344 PINE-ST BEET, NEW TOBE C?TY. W. 0. ALDEN, 1 N._ Vftrk WM. ELLIOTT, J wew xor" J. M. MOKOAN, late or Chariest>n, H. C. Negotiate Salea of 60DTBEBN BEAL ESTATE, and exchanges of the aime for Merchandise, Ac. Befar tb Messrs. Geo. A. Trcnholm A Son, Charles toa, B. P.'_ ? Sept 4 jrjTlL.-tlKrl di .HACUKTII, No. 30 Ilroail-itrrct, Charleston, 8.0., BB0KBB8, ADOTIONBEBS. BEALE8TATK AND OK1H10RAL OU.ttatlaBl?fl AUK.vi'? Will aiitand to Renting and Collecting of Heats and nnrehs?o ?sd aale ot Stocks, . Booda, Gold,: Silver and Beal Estate. ! ALSO, To the Purchaae Of Gooda and Supplies for pArlics in tho country upon reasonable (erma. OEOHOK L- HOLMES.'.AT.BXAirOEB MACBETH. ' Jaonarrl " ' ?'' ' '?? ' _yr r ''T.. ll TJ SI V II ll tC V ti , JierrJJ no. i.V.: I u 3ftii i ? liri bl ?i i BROKER, 'A VOTIONEER AND,COMMIS ? . ION; ^ER?BANJ^.\ ['?fpS. OP BEAL. E8TATE.' tfto.^p, B'O^ib?/?.,' .CUBTTIXS AND PEBBON?L^PBOP?BTT" " i ATTENDED' 'TO. No. 11 BKtUU'sTKKET CHARLESTON, 8. 0. i HEP EHE NO V.l. BOD. HES lt I HOIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Eta. Geaeral JAM3B CONNER, T. K. WABINO, Esq, Oe tobe? I ^JI1AIILKHTI?.N A ti ll I V V L T C lt AI. .. WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. ,. AUSICULTURAL IMPLBXSNTS, QA RDS I '. SSKP3. ?Ce.' ?" ELLERB?'d TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE. GEO. E. P1NGBBE, Nc. HO Mee tin ^-street, Charleston. March 34 ' ' ... # 6mo I - Jg IC C A IX K F V Li WHAT MEDICINES YOU T A K K . Hi llls, . f: ???I., rp 6 (Holton (Pins, (Stf. COTTON P LAN T C HS. THE GEORGIA SAW GIN, FORMtBLY ..CLEMONS" OIN, OB CO LU M HI'S, OKOR IIA. GREY'S PATENT LA BO H-SA VINO A .V TL FR IC TI O N IRON SCREW COTTON PRESS, TOE MOST SlMPLl', Dun\rtLt: AND EFFEC? TIVE EV tilt INVENTED, AT REDUCED PRICES. For Information sod descriptivo list? cf the nb ?ve, apply to mu; ic ii At it AV ICM. i,. No. 0 6 KAST BAY, UHARLE9TON, B. C., General Agenta for State. AUO AOENTS FOB PORTABLE RICE TH HF.SU HHS, BICE FANS, GRIST MILLS, ire. Ecpt IB_wfmO ?\ ll I S t) L> M ? S COTTON GINNING MILLS, WEST ENI) TRADD-RTREE1, WE ARE NOW PREPARED IO RFOEIVE AND Gin Sc. leland end Upland Cotton at thu old ratea ol toll-0 cent* per pooud for Sea Ibland?, 4 cents per pound for Uplands, linnea by "Gullett ola." CH HOLM DH OTHERS, Cemmleeion Merchants, Sept S fm wini o Adirer's Wharf. ^J_TJt.l.KTT'S S ri.K I. llllL.SII COTTON GINS. THE SUBSCRIBER 13 NOW PREPARED TO fill ordere tor thcie Justly celebrated OINS. Certifi? cates from reliable plantera in tbis Slate, who havo bon ph t and uaed them the past season, aa well as from the Factors and Brokers, fully confirm all that ' 1B cia lui e t for.thcm; and the ?-ct ls now well eatsb bebed that the increase In tho price of Colton ginned on this Gin will, on every forty bale?, fully, pay for I the cost of the Gin. ALSO, aaaauajo raicnx UU?,AVH um i'^rju,,,., A valuable Machine, savina boin time and labor In I the ginning of a crop. Can be attached to any Oha I m M e. Bend for Circulars. C. OHAVELEY, No. SI KA8T BAY, 80UTH OF OLD F03TOFFI0K. August a m wi 9mot Charl r ?ton, B. O. flailrooDa. lOUTU CAROLINA KAI Li It O AU. At. , 6UP?H!N*B^?H^B'?rFIO?,r Cntsi.TtsTtW. B, 0.. Sept IS. 181?. f ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. EEPTEMBEB 16, the P IBS KMa KR TR A 1KB of the H out h Oar obra Railroad will run as folios : FOB AUGUSTA. . Leave Charleston.6.30 A. U. Arrive.at Aruraata.4.16 P. M, Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis Nashville ind, New Orleans, via. Montgomery enc drano" Junction. '?? FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Chailcmon.8.80 A. M. Arrive at Columtr/.. .4 49 P. M, Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Rall road, anc Camden train. FOR Cu ABL ESTO N. Leave A narai ia,.TV.wV.S.oo A. M Arrive ar Ch.arle.ton.?.? 00 P. M Leave Columbia;...",.'.,.... .... .J.7.45 A. v Arrive at Charleston.1 .viv.'.*. I...4 0) p.- ll AUGUSTA NIGHT ?X Pitts? ;:' I (SCNDATS ticrrruii Leave Ctarleiton.;.I.7.30 f. M Arrive *t 4aguata.?,....c lo A. M Connecting with train? lor Memphis, Sashvir. MdUew Orleans, via G?ni Jnnctijra. " . ?* Leave Aiigii?U.i.a.io p. AI Arrive st Charleston.,.1 fo 4. V til j " : COLUMBIA N?3QT EXPREpb. J .-, ;.i!; lb .:. leindut* neonat.)- J-'-' j Canner.tinflrstmaay ?icspip.li withOreeD'sllle ard Columbia Railroad, and oc? Monday?, Wednesdays sea Fridays with Charlotte and South CatoUne Bail ' road. .''<.'?.'-':' noitj . Leave Coombia.,.........ft. 50 P, la Arrive at Charleston.-.6 80 A. M . SOMMERVILLE TRAIN. ' . '..". I Leave Cbarleaton-,^..,w...'.U.w..v....'.'4 OSPi.M. Arrive at flunwrville.,.,. 0.81.?. M. Lette Summerville :. vHl'..; ; ? '.; if.10 A. M. Arrive at ?harlestori.i.v.v.'-.U......8 Jl? A. V ?Tl . , . CAMDEN, lillAN?H. . "Camden and columbi! FireeQAeV. Trains on Mox [mvi, WZDIOCSSAYS' and'ganraDAire; ^d between I Leave Camden,....6.35 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.aa..ll.oo A. Leave Columbia....;.~..1.45P. Arrive at Camden...?,....-..O OO P. (Signed. 0. T. PEAKE, Sept 16 General Rup?,nnf?'irtent. 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