The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 02, 1869, Image 3
THE DAILY NEW
> Lavett Cire ala Uon.-TffE DAILY Ni
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
COGNIZED. AS HAVING THE LARGEST <
CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARL ESI
PCBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS RE it:
2NG IN THE POSTOFFICE AT 7?t END
EACH WEES, ACCORDING TO THE PRO
{ONS OF TEE NEW POSTOFFICE LA W.
LOCAL MATTERS.
-O-'
Meeting* Tala Day.
Typographical Society, at 7 P. M.
Christian Association, at half-past 7 P. M
THE HABTJCBR'S OHTJROH. -There will be i
Tices in th-, Mariner's Chorea, Church-8tr.
to-morrow, Sunday, at half-past ten o'clod
the mon usg._
TJKDIO??FISJ> Po&IlIOK OJF THE IIOOK.- Cl
tain Fr:abie, of the brig Cyclone. Informs
that yesterday morning the moon was tun
Completely upside down, the horns pointi
io the earth. This most unusual position
tho staid "Queen %f the Night" was obser
by several persons. This is believed by so
to be another "siga" that the city is to be
Btroyed by a tid il wave.
NHWSPAPEB ENLARGEMENTS.-Our cont*
porary, the Courier, yesterday made i's
^pearanoe in much enlarged form, giving
somewhat the esme appearance that it bore
the good old times before the war. The J
gusta Chronicle has also considerably enlarg
its proportions. It is plaasanl to note th
unmistakable signs of the increasing pr
parity of our section.
DBUO LAB EM.-We desire to call the atti
tion of druggists ip the city and throughc
the State lo the peculiar facilities of I HS NE
Job Office for printing all kinds of drug labe
prescription blanks, ?Vc., at the shortest notu
and ia a- style unsurpassed anywhere io t
eountry. Our stock of cuts, borders and fan
type is unusually large and choice. Call ai
examine specimens of work.
STW r?r IHuAOBS.-Mr. P. V. McBride h
entered snltqffiore Magistrate Mackey again
Captain Hmdrioke, Chief of Polioe, for fal
imprisonment, laying his dam?gas at $16.
appears that by order bf Captain Hfendrioks,
negro boy in the empoy of Mr. McBride* wi
the cart and horse he was driving, was cami
to tho Guardhouse and kepi there until yeste
day morning for an alleged violation of tl
Ordinances._j
; THE WASBXKOTON LIOHT JJBTAHTBY Moir
KENT.-THE NEWS bas already mentioned thi
the TV. L. L Charitable Association, at the
last meeting, adopted the plan submit ed b
Hr. Harkwalter, of Augasta, far the mern
ment to their dead. The monument will b
twenty four and a half feet high, and of choc
late-colored Georgia marble -similar in cole
t# Scotch marble. On the four sicks of tb
lower portion of the monument will be inscrit
od the names of the dead in gilt lette?
Ab;>vo these names the sidos wdl be rt
spectively inscribed: Company A, Company!
Company A, Hampton Legion, and names o
those who wore transfered from the VT. L. J
to other cori manda and kf led. Still highe
will appear n eaeh side the inscription
"Washington Light Infantry of Charleston tc
their comrades, in arms.''
LABORERS STRIKE_Some short time ago tb
Longshoremen's Protective Union, (colored,]
advertised that after the first of October they
would demand $8 per day for foreman, and
U 50 per day for hands, or 40 cents per hoar.
Accordingly, day beforeT yesterday evening
they notifiai their employers of their determi?
nation tos top work tho next day, (yesterday,)
unless the damant] was complied with. The
demand bad not been aooeeded to late yester?
day, and m consequoLoo there was no wort
done on the wharves by them, excepting on
the Prometheus, at the rates demanded. As
soon as they a truck OD the steamship Cham?
pion, white men were employed, and the work
of folding resumed* in a few minutes. It ia
reported that the Auger Ooojpany will hero
after employ white'meo altogether. Ihe
strikers, we are gratified to state, are conduct?
ing themsei vea in a very orderly Banner.
DISCHARGED FROM TH* POI JOH FORCE.-Yes?
terday, private Slattery, of the police force,
was arraigned before tbe Chief, te answer the
cnarge of assaulting Hr. Hu Oaby with intent
to kill. It appeared from, the testimony that
the scoured and prosecutor lire iuthesime
house, on Quean street, and that nigot before
last, about seven o'clock, the accused w ut
home and f o'd'prostcutor'a wife that Le wou'd
make ber a widow before morning. Alter
a whiie' the proseo nf or esme ia, and the accused
made an assault upon him with a drawn pistol.
Tho Chief steted that he regretted that
he would be compelled to disc har ce
the accused from the foroe, he had been
soc h an efficient officer; bot tbe of?
fence was of so grave a nature that he could
not overlook it. 'After the discussion, the prose
tor and tus'wife- and friands appealed to the
Chief not to discharge Slattery, and be went to
tho Mayor and requested him to have Sisttery
fined instead of duMharged, but the Mayor
refused,
GauMBS-- There ware fifty paupers buried
hy the oUy daring the month of September
three whites and forty-seven blacks.
Ste Sunday evening disepohcs by Ber. W.
W. Hicks will t>e resumed in St. John's Luthe?
ran Church os to-morrow.
There will be a ma ch game of base ball thia
afternoon,, at haff-past' two o'clock on the
Citadel Oreen, between the Emerald and
GhWteston Clubs-.
Alderman Voigt has demanded of the Mayor
the removal of the special detectives on be
ground that their appoin'menta were o -u trat y
fcot_bfl ordinances end precedent.
Tho tide io tbe poods on Rutledge Avenne
was higher than usual yesterday, it was
doubtless cawed by tho prevailing easter y
winds.
There ie a targe number of rossel* waiting Sn
fte harbor for more propitious weather before
entering out.
; The fines imoosed by tbe Mayor yesterday
amounted to $7
em letter ad l reseed to Hr. Harvey Gogs wei I
waa tou.id io the City Hall Park \esterday.
A man walking ofTHeet.ng street yesterday
with bis pantaloons stunk io his socks, long
?oat tails, straw hat, and carrying a carpet?
bag, eroated quite a sensation, especially wheo
it was found that he wa? only playing carpe t
beggar.
The design for the monument to be erected
hy the W. UL Charitable Association caa be
seen, at the jffloo of Hr. Honour, near the old
Poetoffloe.
The damage done to ibo lads of the brig
Cyclone have bean reoaired, and aha will be
ready to anil for INew York toe first fair day.'
The three prisoners who e-cped from tho
South tOsroHua Penitentiary oo Sanday night
last, have been arrested and lodged in the
lTtenseoro>)aiL
Thomas IS*. Price, Sr., bas bean appointed
by Governor Scott a nvgu-t a's for Richland
County; John G. Gaillard . magistrate for i
CEtarleetOQ County; nod A, E, Prittppy a notary
nubile for Charleen on.
THE POLICE FORCE.
The Loyal League takes the Police
Question tn Hand and Requests the
Mayor to Discharge the Democratic
Uemberi-The Mayor wul do It
Grand Rash oi* Twelve Hundred Hun?
gry Radicals te Become "Knights af
the Baton."
There was to be noticed early yesterday morn?
ing a commotion among the lesser lights of
the Radical party who every day loiter about
the corners of Broad and Heating streets.
White and colored men rushed frantically to
and fro, each one looking aa if he was en?
deavoring to get away from himself, so that if
the mighty secret which was pent np in his
bosom shonld escape he would not be morally
responsible. Groupe of oolored men occupied
each of the four cornera, and excitedly dis?
cussed some momentous question, each and
every one of the speakers shaking his head or
fist, or pointing his Auger in the direction of |
the Guardhouse, leaving very little doubt in
the minds of those not in the secret, that the
police force, er some subject connected there?
with, ?as nuder discussion.
Ibo police forco was the cause of all this
bustle and wordy war. The numerous bills lo
"reorganize the police force''-that is, to get the
conservative members out of it-having been
voted down, the supporters of the movement
sought another mode of accomplishing their
plan. The Loyal League wss appealed to.
The "peneral'' of lamber and police bills, as
rumor hath it, bad a set of resolutionsadopted
by that body at the meeting Thursday night.
These resolutions we woro not able to obtain,
but learned from some one whom we believe lo
be informed, tb it they read somewhat as fol?
lows:
Whereas, Tho rights and liberties of the
people of the Republic nu party imperatively
demand that none but Republicans be put on
guard, and, as it is known, that of the ono
haodsTsd policemen who are pnt on guard
nearly one-half are Democrats, and as it be?
comes the duty of tho Republicans to stand by
those who stood by the party; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the president of the Loyal
Leugne of Charleston appoint a committee to
be composed of fifteen members to wait "upon
the Mayor and request him to discharge with?
out further delay the Democratic members of
the police force, and put Republicans ia their ;
placee.
Resolved, Tb at the League do assure the
Mayor that ia case ho discharge the said po?
licemen, .he will receive the undivided support
of the Republicans, who will continue to sup?
port him in the future as they have done in
the past in maintaining Republican princi?
ples.
That committee was appointed, Among them
were "Marshal" L. I. Woolf, chairman; Magis?
trates stackey, Bunch, and Mishaw, colored,
Alex. Williams, colored, Peter Agbe, oolored.
At tvelve o'clock the committee called apon
the Mayor. The "marshal" after stating tho
object of the call of tho committee, presented
the resolutions. Then ensued an immense
amount of t?kmg, tho result of which was
that the Mayor assured them that the Demo?
cratic members of the force would be gradual?
ly put off ga ?rd, and the Radicals plaoed on
guard aa rapidly as possible.
We u ndsra tand that there are twelve hundred
Radicals who desire to be policemen, and have
filed their applications. Of this number about
nine hundred are colored men. What a rush
there will oe apon the Mayor as eaoh vacancy
occurs. He will, doubtless, wish that the
bill to "reorganizo the police io roo" bad
passed, ss it was for no other parp?se bat
to tooomplish what the resolutions of the
League have now done-the expulsion of the
Conservative members. Had it passed, tho
Mayor would have been saved the disagreeable
duty of discharging them, as ther J was an in?
genias clause inserted providing that "any
member of the existing police organisation
who shall not have received, within flvo days
after the ratification of this ordinance, a war?
rant of appointment from the Mayor, shall
thereupon cease to be a member of the polioe
force of the City of Charleston."
THE CAIKEDO? PAS ICEtAL SCHOOL for boya
Will beop*ned on Munday, tho 18tb October.
Applioation for tdmiasiou mast bo made ia
person, by the parents or guard.ans, on Wed
neslay and Fri i av evenings, from 4 to 5
o'clock, at the school, en* rance on Broad st.eet.
THE LATH Muan BA. -It has been ascertained
that tho horribly matilated body found float?
ing ia the Ashley, oa Sunday afternoon last,
was that of D os B oliardson. 1 wo negro men
hare been arrested by Constables Yoting and
Bord, and lodged io jail upon taspicion ot
being tho murderers. The testimony elicited
yesterday was very oonfl oting. bat witnesses
will bcThroagbt fo. wvrd to-d&y, who, it ie B
serted, will fully establish the guilt of tbe ac?
cused. Until they are heard, we refrain from
farther meatian of ibe ca-o.
TBS SOOTH CAAOLIHA UNIVERSITY.-Tho Co?
lumbia Phoenix says: "T E. Hart, Esq., the
newly-elected professor of mathematics in the
University, arrived yesterday, and will im me?
dia' ely enter upon the discharge of his duties.
The board of trastees hsvo airo assigned him
temporarily to the chair of natural and me?
chanical philosophy, dooitned by Dr. A. G.
Mackey. The services ot Prof. James Wood?
row, of the Presbyterian Theological Semi?
nary, have been temporarily secured in the
cha r of chemistry-Dr. Tones, who bad been
elee'ed io that position having declined."
HOTEL ABBTTALS Ocrosas 1.-Charleston
Hotel.-E. 8. Pilmer. Troy. ii. Y.; j. p.
Niobo'e, Colombia; H G. Wolf. New fork; W.
C. Witkens, Ballimore; W. H. MCDJWOII, Wil?
mington; 0. A. Rogers. John McQueen, New
York; ?. Radcliff Oaiu H ty pinsri;F. 0. Wolle,
New fork; G. W. Hobo--ll. Cincinnati; C. W.
Metieorge. George R. Uoonev and wife. New
York; R B. Gary Augu ta; G. Douglas. J. B.
Cook New York; J. G ?mu m and fomilv.
C. B. Stowart N >w J rs jv; (). R. Childs and
fundy G"onrin; Misa H. Parsons, Augurs;
M us Mary F. Pond. Alisa L. A. Kirtgmau. At?
lanta; Captain Pe ry, Sol-onuer J. Long; Cap?
tais Prisbie, Bru C cione; li. G. Louse,
??eorgetown.
Par??m Hotel-H. U- Mosley. Frog Level;
J. Poster Florence; Vt. C. Jacobs, Florida;
L W. Scarborough L. P. H aria. Timnvne
vi le; H. C. Ball. Sooth drolins; R H Grene
u-r, Newberry Charlies A i'onio. MIKS Florence
L i oiid. New Y irk; Jouu N .Oles, South Oaro
l ina. __
BUNIN K MM VOTIVE*.
AK EXPXHIDJOS of a third if s century bas
given L. Rice. Esq. ot the American House.
Boston, a knowledge of all the requisites of a
tlrst-ciasa bo'.el. Tbe rooalarity of that hotel
indicates i hat the pabho appreoistea hie efforts
to please.
Msaasa. Loris LOH? di Co. No. 348 King
street, have Just received a choice assortment
of Frenoh kid gloves, of every number sad
shade.
TSSTPLS or Fit-mo* -AU the latest novelties
io Hals, Caps, Can s ?od Umbrellas, can be
found at O H. JOHNSON'S,
Sept 25 ethan No. 2C9 Kiog-streei.
"Ixu Lswrsr can be seen at tbe T aip'e of
Pash cn, sk*? tba at est style o? Silk Hat. Fiiat
1 inhtv $7; second qcality sraefa as told in tho
J.'V, st 14 and $5. G. H. JOHNSON,
Bsp? 96 sthsa Ko. m Hmg-fftm;.
' B?ilro??is.
SAVANNAH ANO rilAKLESTD.V RAIL?
ROAD.
PUPEBTNTENDENT'S OFFTCE.
SAVANNAH k CHARLESTON RAILROAD CO.,
Mux BTBEET DEPOT,
CHARLESTON, tctobtr 1, 1869.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 6tb, tbe Fae
senger and Freight Train Trill ron as follows:
leave Charleston MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
Pain ATS, at 8.30 o'clock A. M. ; arrive at Graham
ville at 3.15 P. H.
He turning, leave Grahamville TUESDAY*, , THUBB
DATS ?Dd SATUBDATS, at 8 15 A. M. ; arrive in Charlen
ton 3.16 P. M.
Until further notice a Train f ir the accomodation
of passengers will leave Charleston every SATURDAY
MOKNPNO, at 7 o'.-lock, fbi the bead of Road, return
mg the came day. 0. S. OADSDEN,
Oct 2 sm wf4 Superintendent.
gUUTH CAROLINA KA I LRU AU?
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I
CHARLESTON, 8. C., Sept. 15,1809. (
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16,
the P188 ECO ER TRAINS of the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows :
FOB AU G CST A.
Leave Charleston.8.30 s. M
Arrive at Augusta.4.46 P. M,
Connecting with trams for Montgomery, Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery anc
Qrand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.8.30 A. Si,
Arrive at Columbia.fc..4 40 P. M
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Bui
road, ane Camden train
. F?B CHARLESTON.
Leave Augnsra.8.00 A. M
Arrivo at Charleston.4.0" P. M
Leave Columbia.7 45 A. V
Arrivo at Charleston.4 OJ P. M
AUGUSTA NICHT EXPRESS
I SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. I
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M
arrive at Angosta.6. lu A. M
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Nashville
ind New Orleans, via Grand Junction.
heave Augusta.4.10 P. 51
arrive at Charleston.4 CO A. M
COLUMBIA NIGHT KS PRESS.
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston..*..C.05 P. M
Arrive, at Columbia.1.45 A. Y
Connecting (Sundays ?xc*ot?Hl? with Greenville ard
Columbia Pailroa'L and on Mondays, Wednesdays
aod Fridays with hvlot'e and bouta Carolina Rail?
road.
Leave Columbia.? 50 P. a?.
Arrive st Charleston.5 80 A. M
Bl MMERVILLK TRAIN.
Leave Charleston.4.os P. y
Arrive at Summerville. 8.3 i 2. M
Leave Summerville.7. MI A. V
Arrive at Charleston.8.25 A. V
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and columbi > Paeeenser Trains on MON?
DA TS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and between
Camden and KingriMe daily, (Sundays excepted,)
connects wub up and down Day Passengers at King
ville.
Leave Camden.6.35 A. M.
Arrlteat Columbia.?.ll.LU A. M
Leave Columbia.1.45 P. M
Arrive at camden.6.00 P. M.
(Signed) H. T. PEAKE,
Sept 16 General SnD?rinl*?denl.
Sinti* anH /nrnist)in{) WooU.
BLACKWELL'S
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No. 21? KIMG-STRKET,
One door below Market
ORK AT RB DU Cv I ON
IN PRI0E9 OF.
8CABFS
TIES
HANDKERCHIEFS
UNT'ARWEAB, Ac
TRY IT.
GOODS
duly aa
6mos
jptlKBH GOODS FOR TUB FALL
SEASON.
SHIRTS AND Q EN T'S UNDERWEAR.
$T. CHAMP
TH? SUBSCRIBER HAVING JU?T RETURNED
from ibe So'th with a fresh and carefully selected
stork of ' Ll i hT ?NU GI'.Ni'.s UNDERWEAR, Te?
epee if J Hy in vit-s 'he jmo?c to call and Inspeot the
same.
THE STAR SHIRTS,
Hold by bim m ire than sustain their reputation for
un qua! l.d he a-JU em, finish, durability and fi'.
For the t,enume article, go to
E. SCOTT'S,
MEETING STREE r, OPPOSITE MARKET.
Joly 8 IMO Ooo?
JBi?tiert,, /aacq t?oo&y (fftr.
J^ElfOMICK & SELL,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
No. 27 HAYN E-S TRUE I\
CO ARL ESTO V, flt O.
Would Inform the trade that their several depart?
ments of s'ock tn
FANCY (HODS AND NOTIONS,
LADIES' IRIMMED HATS AND BONAEIS,
AND
MILLINER/ ANO STRAW DOODS,
Are now comp.cte. and uttered at New York pr?tes,
bept ll laths Imo
p K T E K TOT Al s) i
TURN KR AND DEALER IN IVORY,
And Manufacturer of
BILLIARD BALLS AND OURS,
AND IMPORTER OF BILLIARD CLO I H, CURS,
jetter Chalk, and Billiard Merchandise to general,
No. 80 Kal tan-street. MSTW York.
May 7 ?Omos
JOHN HIK8HALL, Jr.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
UVAL 8T0HE-, COI ION LUMBER AND BICE.
MARSHALLS WHARP,
CHARLESTON, H. C.
Aogu-t 34 _ S
^AMCBi. A. WUITB,
DENTIST.
OFFICE No. 807 KINO-STREBT,
IVER ALLAN'S JEWELRY STORK.
Wert guaranteed, Prises moderate,
StptS IthstulB?
(Dotljing anb /amit(jina$aoiis.
T ARGE STOCK
OF
FINE FALL CLOTHING.
NOW OPENED AT
Ko. 291 KING-STREET,
Corner of Wentworth.
A LABOE AND ELEGANT SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
FOR
Men, Youths and Boys,
MADE IN THE BB8P MANNER, COMPRIS?
ING ALL THE LATEST STYLES POR
THIS FALL AND OFPERED AT
9
LOW PRICES.
IN THE 8TO0K ARE THE FOLLOWING ;.
MIXED CASSIHERESTJIT8.$15 00
Double and Twisted Caasunere Salta. 17 00
Fancy Caaslmere Suits,. 18 00
Dahlia Melton Suits. 18 00
Black and White Silk Mixed Suits. 20 00
Diagonal Coating 8ults. 21 00
Scotch Cheviot Suits. 24 00
Elbreuf Silk Mixed Butta.*.. 25 00
Oolden Silk Mixed Suits. 26 00
Olive Mixed Melton Suits;. 28 00
Chesterfield Costs at from..112 00 to 20 00
Water-proof Tweed Ovenaeks. 10 00
Melton Over-sacks.T.. 13 09
Engllah Melton Sackt. 15 CO
Fancy Casaimere Pants at fro ca.95 00 to 10 00
Vests of Caaslmere, Cloth, Coating, Bearer aad
Velvets, at from.93 00 to 10 00
Boys' and Youths' Clothing,
TO FIT BOTS AND YOUTHS FBOM THREE TO
seventeen years of age, In great variety ot qualities,
.'or School and Drees Suits.
FURNISHING GOODS.
THE HANDSOMEST SUPPLY 2?BB OFFERED
in this city, oonsisilog la part aa folio wa:
SAJOU'.-i PARU KID GLOVES, of all abades
[..port's Pails Kid (Moves, of all abides
rrlfoussb Pa ls Kid Gloves, of all abades, (all cele?
brated makers) , {
Castor Beaver Gloves
Calfskin 'iloves
Alert (apa Driving Gloves
Bttokskin Walking and Di iring Olovee
Tanned Deerskin Gloves
Buck Gauntlet GI ves
ios pende ra of all sty Ins, including the Rassian
Brace, with Patout-Iever Buokles
Cardigan Ja. leets
Travelling 8Uawla
Panuy. Colorad and Black Sl'k Ties
Sows, Hoarfs an J Cravats, such as the Dumas, the
Parisian, the New Brighton, the Shakespeare, tbe
Opera, Alpine, Ac, Ac.
ALSO.
UNOEBSBIR18 AND DRAWERS, IN ALL
inalides, including the Artzolt Fianna), Merino,
LamVs Wool, Canton Flannel and bhakor FlstmeJ,
kc. Ac.
COT.LARS of Paper and Linen, such as the Grays,
D.'k.ns and Biamarok, of Paper, and the Byron,
i halber?, Dickens, Egbert, Shakespeare and Bur Un
fhsme, of Linen.
THE STAR SHIRTS,
JOTED FOB THEIR FITTING QL'ALTTISH AND
cod workmanship. A fall supply alway* on hind.
Hoes at from $2 28 to 9*.
ME TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
iUPPLIED WITH A LARGE STOCK OF NEW
>oretgn Importations for this Fall's Wear, of the
a oat choke styles, wblcb will be made up to order in
he best manner an?tr the care of u Arel Claas French
latter.
Prices fused and marked on each garment
Customers are Invited to call aad leek tb rough toe
tock, and make their sri ec ii ona.
WM. MATTHIESSEN.
I. W. MoTUaBODS, SBpsrtBtendeat.
fiept 21 tathsSsao*
gou5c-fura?sl)inrj (gonUs, ?tr.
a nimmt* ESTABLISHED 18?3.
H- . -A. . 3D U O ,
M ?M FAt Tl HEH OF
PLAIN AND STAMPED TIN WARE,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
i
JAPAN NED-WARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, Ac,
Noa. 18 HAY.VE-STHKET AND 560 KIVG-STHEET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
ROOFING AND GUTTERING DONE. tu thai moa Angust?
THE RURAL CAROLINIAN,
An Illustrated Magazine,
FOR THE
FARM, THE GARDEN, AND THE HOUSEHOLD.
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE
South Carolina State Agricultural and Mechanical Society*
D. H. JACQUES, Editor,
A M Igte tl In every Department by Gentlemen of ability and exp?rience, includ?
ing some of tbe most eminent Planters, Farmers, Gardiners, Krait
Growers, Mannmctarers and Artisans of tbe State.
THE PLAN OF "THE ll
CAROLINIAN^'
Ia Comprehendive, embracing a wide range of Topics, [varied modes of Preten?
tatton, and a liberal use of Pictorial Illustrations. Among tbe E abject? j
which will receive special attention are the following, all of
which will be treated In a careful, thorough, **
and practical manner t
Agrie ult are,
II) it? various branches, and all its processes aid
operation?-Propsting the foll, Manaring. Cultiva?
tion, Harvesting, Preserving stn] Shipping Crops,
Ac
Horticulture,
As represented In the Kitchen Garden, tho Flower
Garden, the. Truck Farra or Market Garden, the Or?
chard and UK Vineyard:
Rural Art,
Including- dosians for Conn'ry Homes, Barns, Sta?
bles, Ac., and Hints ou Lindsoape Gardening and
Rural Adornment generally.
Mechanical Industry.
The Mechanic Arts and trades; Manufacturing, in
all its branches; Improved Implements, New Inven?
tions, Ao.
The Labor tfcuestion,
And, In their bearings thereon, the Freedmen as
Farm Hands and Operatives; White Libor and Im?
migration.
Domestic Animals.
Horses, Malea, Cattle, Sheep, Bogs and Fo vis- the
Beat Breeds; Feeling and General Treatment;
Diseases and Remedies.
Household Kconomy,
In tbe form of Receipts Pw Cooking. Washing, Drying
ami o thor wine Preserving Fruits and Vegetables;
Hints on Health, and other Useful Information.
Natural History,
Including Fish Culture, Entomology, (ia its bear
ings upon Agriculture and Horticulture,) ffhd Oar
Pet Buds and Animals.
Miscellaneous Heading
For the Family Circle, snob as Choice Essays,
Sketches, Btagraphias. Anecdotes, and Poetry espe?
cially salted to those who live
In the Country.
Special Correspondents ia all parts of (he State
and of the South will furnish Monthly Reports of
The Season and the Crops,
And the Editor proposes to make, from time to time,
as opportunity may offer,
Ezcarslans Among; the Farms,
Market Gardens, Orchards. Vineyards and Manu?
factories, taking notes for the benefit of oar readers
of whatever strikes him as deserving of attention or
worthy eflmitadon.
Notes and ta?erles,
Literary Intelligence, Soienufle Items, Spirit of tbs
Rural Press, and Work for the Month, Ac.
Osar Illustrations
Will be in the highest stvle of art, and many of them
designed and enfrave?) ev newly me thia work
We intend to make "TUE RU KAL CAROLINIAN" the best and handsomest Industrial
Magasine ever published in the Sooth, and we feel justified in asking the co-operation of every
good citizon in our enterprise, fully believing that it will largely promote the welfare and pros?
perity of the State. It will advocate
Improved Systems of Cultivation, Diversity of Crops, Methodical
Management, Organized Industry, Thrift and Economy,
and Inculcate Cheerful Labor and Patient Waiting
for the Present, and Hopefulness
for the Future.
The first number will be issued about October l it, and wo shall distribulo 10,000 copios
gratuitously, so that all who wish m<>y soo wu at the work is beforo subscribing. Fersons
wishing the first number will please send in their address, together with those of others whom
they may think would like to see it. Those who have already done so will please accept our
thanks.
11 THE RURAL CAR OLI 1ST I AN"
WU! contain SIXTY-FOUR larga pagos of roading matter, (nearly twioe tho quantity giveu
in most similar publication?, ) and will be published on the first day of cooli month at the
low pri?e of
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, in Advance.
i WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL. Publisher*,
No. 3 Broad-st., Charleston, S. C.
N. H.-The attention of advertisers, and es.ionaliy of thue who desire to communicate with the arri
oaltnrista Of the NMih, la oalied to the superior advantages offered by "THE RURAL CAROLINIAN" as
an advertising medium. Oom r.eneln ; with a oireulation of 10 ? 00. extending from North Carolina to
Teias, and with every prospect of largo an i continuous additions to (bat nomber.no other periodical
affords equal opporto/ildes for thoroughly advertising Agricultural Implements, Fertilisers, improved
Heeds, improved Cattle, co: Km Gins Cotton Presses, Cara Mills, factors' boaioess, and ail other Ulinga of
interest to an agricultural peoplo. The terms of advertising offered below are more liberal than those of
any similar publication with the same circulation.
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* timall business ?ards ol three linee, $10 a year,
Outside of bi k cove.", double above Mtes.
Inside of front cover. 75 pei cent added to abovo ratos.
Inside of baot corer, 50 per ceut. added to above rates. Pept 10
?fluri)?nmi, Castings, Cte.
jk^KKTIMCUSTKKKT KUU.tOKV,
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FDR Mi H i NC
THE IMPKOVBD
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BO?LBRS, of variera* fiz?t
on kand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND BORIZONTAL OORr
MILLS, 8CGAR UIoLS, SUGAR BOlLBKf
AND PANS, o' all ano?
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. Irem fl ti
16 feet (n diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COX TON PRESSES for Hiad
power, Haw and Rico Milli
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all description!
mt<1e to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRON CS AND < AH TINGS FOB BUILD.
INO?. OBATTNOS,
0I3TBBN OOVBBS. SASS WBIQHTS, dc, slr,
WILLIAM 8. HE NERF. Y,
VAOBINIS1 AND FOUNDER.
No. 31i 1IEEIING-8TRKET,
CHABXBSTON 8. C.
August 3 raws
SuDinrj ??a ri) i nea.
r?|Ht? ISIVLNSU KALVMHII IS, ,
WILLCOX ?te GIBBS'rr- ?
SILENT MACHJjtlf.
THIS MACHINE STANDS TUOS FaR OUI?I.
VALLPD aa a FAMILY H ?CW INO MACHINE, and
bu taAen :be placo of over forty donblo tbroad ma.
cbioca m tnis city. Boiiabl? Agents wanted m ab
large tow.is is thc "tate.
D. 8. HASELTON,
So. 307 KINQ-xTBBET,
Wilkel A (iib - s" Agent of benth Carolina.
NEEDLED, OIL, SILK, Ac, constan try on band.
REPA I KINO as ganai. s tn th ly Marl
J AUK FAMILY KMTTIMi MAO MINK.
THE ONLY R X'ABL 1 AND FIKST-ILA 8
F\MIt.YK^i TEJI ever effjred to the public over
one huco red d ff.'rent ?a mi- .its sud etilchei. Gold
and ?tiver meda n at ali toe r>rin< tpal Pairs ta tb?
United -tale - and '.urope Beat tbi<ig for Agents to
make m ney ev. Forwm-.'e- au i leroi s adoree i
LAMB KNIT1 INO M. M.CO.,
Sept 28 Imo cbkiopve Fails, Mars.
yy I L. L. ' A rn Bf. Is A W TUN,
KsxrtOT and ( o aa ra ls* lon nercaant,
fio. io Borers WHARF.
EX'BA BEA Vf rtJU t -LAN O lUQJINO AND
TWINE FOB -ALS. Advanc+fl made on Prance io
baud, tbs tu august M
J[niiwn Sales..
ComforleSle Two Storg Wooden Building.
BY BYAN it"JOHNSTONE.
Will be sold on (be 5th instant, at ll o'clock, at
the old-Posto?ce,
A comfortable tao s'ory wooden BUILDING,
known aa No. 13 Haropden coori, containing fowr
square rooms, pantry and dres -ing room. Lot 30 feet
front by 100 feet deep; fine cistern and well of water
on the place.
Conditions dab. Purchaser to pay H. A J. for pa?
pers and stamp*. * Octocer t
A No. 1 Rice Plantation on Athtpoo River.
BY RYAN & JOHNSTONE.
Will be sold on the 6th instant, at ll o'clock, at tod
Old Postoffice,
lbs BICE PLANTATION called "Dawn of Hope,"'
on Ashepoo Biver near the ferry, and one mlle from:
the railroad. Thia place offers the beat facilities for
p anting rice, having all banka and canals in eora,
p'eto order, and only 4t\o\ for a division, containing
600 acres in tho whole.
Conditions m ado known on day of sale. Purchaser
to pay B. A J. for pipara and stamps. Oct 3
K
ID GLOVES! KID GLOVES!
JUST OPENED
At very Low Prices, a Choice Assortment of
FRENCH KID GLOVES,
Of every Number and Shade, at
LOUIS COHEN & CO.,
No. 348 Kins; street,
Between Hasel and Market street*.
Oct 2_._
?yy E OPEN THIS DAV
A PULL ASSORTMENT OF
NEW GOODS,
AND TAKE PLE'SPRE IN INVITING OUR
friends to iospe:t the same.
No pains bas beau spared in the selection, and be?
ing bought from tho most reliable direct Importers
and manufacturers, can, aa heretofore, be received
with confidence.
Our French and Pnglish Perfumee, Combs. Brush?
es, and all bi ods of Toilet articles, c innot be excell?
ed for variety, quality or cheapness in New Tork or
Philadelphia, wblle tn tho Hair Department our Inti?
mate relations wiih the largest and be?i importer of
Hair gtvqns facilities that cannot be excelled in the
States, ana we can siwa) a famish any article aa cheap
, ai any honorable house.
Our friends ra the country can always rely on their
orders receiving our best attention.
M. & A. ASHTON,
No. 240 KING STREET,
a '
Five doors from Market street.
Sept 27_mw*3
JUST RECE. IVES
a
A LARGE LOT OF
SEAMLESS KI.D GLOVE8,
J. R. HEAD & 0 O '8,
Oct! 2_No. 263 KINO 8TREET.
jp A L. IA CAMPA I~G ri .
N. FE H R it N B ACH'S
POPULAR BROAD STREE1 SALOON.
LUNCH RESUMED.
Choice Liquors, Cigars ?nd Tobacco;
Sept 29_
QL1U88BN 4 GO,,
SHIPPING. AND COMMISSION MEB0HANT8,
No. 136 Pearl-street, flew Tork,
THE UNDERSIGN PD BK'? LEAVE TO AN?
NOUNCE that they have established themselves un?
der above firm asm*. Off-Hun their a* rv i ea a* ?ell
for the purchases of goods drawn from mts market
aa for making sales of Bout bern Produce, they
pledge themselves to take proper oare of business
entrusted to them
F. W. OLAU43KN. 0. K (EC UH OFF.
_8ept26_atntb<
jQO YOU WISH TO HAVtC A GOOD
APPETITE, a relish for Food, and a perfect Diges?
tion ? USE SALOMONS' BITTERS.
Sept 17_3mo*
fJU IK AMERICAN 8CBMEKGED,
DOUBLE-ACTING, NON-FREEZING,
FOaOE PUMP.
The simplest and mo t powerful in u?e. It is
proved to be the cheapest, most etTeo'lve, durable
and reliable POMP H., - no 'eatherpacking. A child
can work lt. For ' ale by
JKNNlNO.-\ THOU LIN-ON ft CO..
Sept 28 Imo Genend Ageata tor -o. Ca.
O YOU WISH TO PUT OFF IN DE
Fl NI VE Lit" SICK HEADACHE, bour Eructations
HP
and Acidity of the Stomach ?
Sept 17 3mc? USE SOLOMONS' BITTERS.
Colton Ci es.
I- T L. K lt T I K .
A SUPPLY OF IBI
CELEBRATED
? B U T L K lt " IRON TIES?
Juat received and for sale by
Sept ll Imo HKNBY <"0M\ ft r<o.
J K O N TItO-S.
FABSMAira ALLIGATOR TIE
FOR
BALING COTTON.
A FRESH NTJPPLY OF THIS SUPERIOR TM,
made of tie bet quain., of Iron ant warranted te
give satisfaction For sale at low.-st ct? i prices by
H. M. BU TER.
Sept 8 Imo Agent at ha rles ton.
AILEY COTTOH TIB
w
A FULL SUPPLY OF THIS TIE WiLL BE KEPT
BY US DUBING I HE SEASON".
THE STEADILY INCRFAalNG DEMAND
FOR THE W AILEY IIB,
IS THE BE3T PRoOP OP ITS SUPERIORITY
07ER ANY OTHER PATENT.
FOB SALE KY
STREET B KOT UK lt S ?St CO.
SeptS
p\'i YUU WISH TO SLKKP .??i rj ?OLY
at night, and awake in the morning with a '.norong h
appreciation of your Egg, Rolls and Coffee
Sept 17 amos U*E SOLQvfOv-'' >1W!BM.
J_?OlaMJ?? da MACBETH.
No. 36 Broad>itr?*ti
Charleston, s. C.
BB0KEB8, A?CTiON BEB?. BEAL ?*TAT1
uro
GENERA!? COMMISSION AGENTS,
W1U Mttend to Ranting and Collecting ol Beaks
aod pareh?? and sall ol Htock?, BOMS, woiaV
Silver and Boa) Batate.
ALSO.
To tbs Parchase of Gooda sad KUppKes for parttsa
In the country noon reason Able terms.
Bxonoz L. HOLMES.Atxxaxsn Macan*.
January 1 i"**