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Address RIORDAN, DAWSON k CO.,
No. 140 East Bay, Charleston, 8.0.
Stye ?b*?tfi?i\ STetat?.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, i860.
NEWS OE THE DJLT.
-Cotton closed In New York at 26J cents
for middlings. : ,
-Gold closed dull, at 301.
-In Liverpool cotton closed more active,
with quotations unchanged.
-Thc horse-cars on ono of thc Boston lines
' are now furnished with directories ofthat city.
-The last payment but ono In the $5000
match between McCoole und Allen fcas been
m ado In St. Louis.
-Olive Logan, In her book, says that Phila?
delphia IB the great place for making symme?
trical limbs by padding.
_A Boston Fair weighs all its visitors for
the M championship." Thirty thousand have
paused the ordeal, tho heaviest so for weighing
370}. ?,
Mr. George Leigh, thc eldest son of Mrs.
Leigh, proposes to bring an action for alan
der against the publishers of Mm. Stowe's
article.
-Wc believe Hutt thc day (ar night ) ls not
far distant when concerts will bc given simul?
taneously kn every State in this Union, at which
electrical pianos will bo played by thc same
musician. It will be a ,l matinee " In New York
and evening concert in San Francisco.
-A New England newspaper, seeing that
almost as many cities wish to become the capi?
tal of thc nation ns In olden times laid claim*'
to thc honor of having been the birthplace of
; Homer, audacious ? proposes that thc capital
Bhall be moved about among thom, " like a
State agricultural fair or a menagerie."
-To the great disgust, no doubt, of the
"tuppenny'.' papers of New York, John Russell
Young will Btart, on the 16th of November, a
ponny paper, so as to get square with Dana,
. who drove him out of ih?'Tribune office. Jay
Cooko A Co. aro said to bo Mr. Young's baokers,
and all .thc fund H rcquslte will be placed at his
. disposal to eclipse thc nastiness of tho Hun.
-The total number of graves of soldiers
who died In thc late civil war now recorded In
tho printed forms published by the United
States Quartermaster's Department amounts
to about 103,000. There yet romain to be
- printed thc records of about 120,000 graves,
making an aggregate of 300,000,'of which the
names* of 100,000 occupants will probably never
Toe known.
-Never at any time during thc last eight
years has tho Gold-Room displayed tho mori?
bund features which lt shows at present. If lt
be not doad. lt certainly looks ghastly enough
for death. Tho spectators have deserted Ita
noisy and dingy precincts. TI?c hundreds of
excited and roaring operators, r,n0, from
morning UH night for years past, have ?.-.,,_
fronted etch other around the "fountain," have
disappeared, and only a few sombre brokers
are to bo seen.
-Thc new German flag does not seem to
meet with much favor. It ls composed of
three horizontal stripes of black, white and
red, in equal widths. Thu .var Hag for thc
navy ls a black St. George's cross on a white
Held, with the mercantile tricolor In tim upper
corner. The poslofllco flag ls Uko tho latter,
with thc addition of a curled post horn In thc
lower corner. The mall packets aro obliged
. by an absurd order to carry this postofnee flag:
'ns their national ..flag: Thc steamship com
1 -pnnlos arc very indignant at the order. ,
-A Washington letter sayB: "It ls bcllcvcd;
that at thc next session of Congress thc na
. t Ional banking net will receive - thorough over
- hauling, and. that. greater restrictions willi bo
Imposed upon thy banks. 8omo of them,
especially in the "large cities, aro kirown' to
' bave violated tho act of Congress to .such] an'.
D: t extent, .OB,.to. .warrant thc Secretary of the.
W i Treasury m taking away their charters'. Np
"action,'however, will be taken until Congress'
; meets,' w'.ion thc whelo question will be opened
,. o up by pctltioua from merchants and others
who have suffered from tito* conduct of .tho
banks In using' their funds for speculntivo pur
. poses." .
-A Gentile in Salt Lake who has married a
Mormon lady l's in' some dread of tho "blood
? atonement." He describes tile peculiar insti?
tution .as. follows: "WclL^hese fellows get a
grudge against a man, nnd thoy maku out Huit
he's done something he can't atone for except
with blood, and then some of the ciders haye a
revelation that the man's gol to be got out of
the way, and thoy go Tor him. Taint no use,
then. These revelations do tho business for
him. Man's found dead, throat cut, or some?
thing of that sort, and that's thc last of lt. No:
body knows anything about lt, and If you catch
.cm nt lt 'taint no uso-they all stand by each
other."
-Thc Alta California owns that; "thc great
want of California at tho present limo is pop?
ulation," and Bays "lt muBtbo orlmlttcd that
some disappointment has followed thc com?
pletion of tho Pacific Railroad;" but adds:
"We cannot help thinking that those who an?
ticipated an Immediate accession to our popu?
lation, and a euddon Increase In the price of
real estate, and Immediate sales of agricul?
tural lands at exorbitant prices, to say noth?
ing of the extravagant anticipations of mer?
cantile prosperity, take a very Bhort-3lghled
view o? tho BiibJccL The railroad will bring
both population and wealth to tho country
within a reasonable time; bul some effort will
be required on our part to show that there aro
peculiar advantages of climate and soil to In?
duce settlement here, arid opportunities moro
favorable than elsewhere for tho profitable In?
vestment of capital."
-The manufacturers of cotton goods In
Europe are devising plans whereby thc facto?
ries can be placed as near as possible to the
sources of supply ot 'the raw material. Thus,
tho Lancashire manufacturen are contemplat?
ing thc removal ol their establishments from
Manchester to tho British Esst Indies. Tho
Marseilles jonrnnu-, also, are suggesting the
transfer of the cotton factories from the north
ol' France, where they arc now concentrated,
to tho Routh of that country, so ns to bo nenrer
the supply of Intllnn cotton, coining through
the Sue/. Canal. As un illustration of the advan?
tages of tho cotton factories being shunted near
thc Mediterranean, lt ls stated that during
the post six months ? Hie Austrian port of Tri?
este received 14,303 bales from Uombay; while
Marseilles received only C673 bales; and the
cause of Ibis disparity, lt ls asserted, arises
from the fact that the cotton manufactories of
Austria are nearer to the coast than those of
Franco. The reduction of tho freight charges
on the raw cotton, as affecting thc cost of.
manufacture, hos also been under considera?
tion in the United S?des, and the merchants
of Memphis and other Southern cities aro in?
viting thc co-operallon of Northern capitalists
In tho work of building factories as near as
possible to thc cotton fields.
A Radical Reviewing his Work.
Mr. Parker Pillsbury, of Massnchusotts, an
original abolitionist, a negro bitter-ender,
and a very Hottentot in his Pluck Republi?
canism, is writing letters from this elly to
the Revolution, tho organ of woman's
rights, Cady Stanton and Mrs. Dr. Walker.
As the brothor of Gilbert Pillsbury, tho Radi?
cal Mayor of Charleston, Mr. Parker Pills?
bury was doubtless shown the brighter po?
litical side of the colored man and brother,
and his personal experience of universal suf?
frage in South Cnroliua lends him to write to
tho petticoat politicians of tho Recoin- !
Hon the3C burning words: "Push woman
"suffrage at thc Korti), ugalost all obsta
"clcs and oppositions; Bparing nothing,
"sacred or profane, that lies'In your way."
This ls Buillclfintly energetic. Tho phrases
which quickened the cold heart of New Eng?
land in the cause ot the benighted African
are made to do'eervice in tho cause ot thc
unprotected female. As the fanatics of New
England did push negro suffrage "against
" alt obstacles and oppositions, sparing
"nothing sacred or profane," so are they
urged to push forward tho movement whose
success Rhall givo women tho ballot, latch?
keys, cavalry boots and pantaloons at dis?
cretion. Only the satisfaction with which the
Massachusetts pilgrim contemplated the
crowning mercy in poor Carolina could in?
duce him to urge so boldly the further ox
I tension of Hie un-right to vote. Mr. Pills?
bury saw negro supremacy In ita pleasant?
est shape ; in a State where there is a large
negro majority, where colored men, and the
less reputable scalawag and enrpet-bngger,
Monopolize every office and score all tho
honors of tho game. And yet, while he
pushes woman's suffrage at the North, he Bays :
"Butmeantime we may rest the suffrage
' ' question here, (in South Carolina) for a pe
" riod at least, until some much more elemen
^" tiiry culturo and elevation ls secured." Tho
North, where there are no negroes, may
s tan il negro suffrage and go further still;
but lu thc South the suffrage question may
rest for a period. And why T Mr. Parker
Pillsbury makes answer in these significant
words: , i
' ' He Barely must have a low estimate of
"tho solemn responsibilities of a gpvcrn:
" mont Involving tho. liberty, tho person, the
" property and life of every* Individual in that
" government, who would force the ballot on
" thousands and thousands io be seen all
"over the South. And forced it was on
' ' many men, wherever the Blaves have
"voted; as much as were ever their tasks
" in the cotton field.. They knew no more
" and cared no more for what they did
" ?M ?O<IM? /A ? u iy they were as. infantile in
" years as they are in cHim?tt?&tjp M?I?JMMW
n cal experience." .
* That ia to say, the political fanatics, of
whom Mr. Parker Pillsbury ls one, overleap?
ing all obstacles and sparing nothing sa?
cred or profane that loy. in their way, forced
this negro suffrage down the throats of tho
Southern people, and gave the control of
tm s noble State to men who know and care
no mor?> for what they do, in con H urning our
substance and voting away our hard-won
wealth, than if they were "as infantilo In
" years as they are in citizenship and tn fitts
" lilical experience." Well may wo Bay that
the men who "forced tho ballot" on "thou
'1 sands and thousands " of ignorant freed?
men have "a low estimato of tho solemn
" responsibilities of a government involvlug
"tho liberty,' tho person; the property and
" lifo of every individual " in South Carolina.
And of these men Parker Pillsbury was one.
Had he seen and known less of negro1 rule in
this State he could not havq. expressed our
feelings and'our. : belief .so., tersely or so
well; tr. >??? :0 ....... ' . .
Not content with shewing that the auf
?rage, question must stop he;re, because of
he'..Ignorance ". and Infantile condition of
" thousands and thousands " of. colored mon,
.Mr. Pillsbury toara away the curtain of
charity which hld tho V?CUH nnd frailties of
the freedmen, anil holds them up as dread
examples of in temp?rant'P., squalor and de
I bm?ch?ry. Ho says:' '"Tlio whiskey hero ls
diabolical, and yet they appear to love- lt
! '.'.more than anythingwpm'cii os woll
" as men. They.drlnkit ret? hot from 'the
" barrel, cloart arid pur?, and I hate seen
"mothers pour it thus doicn the throats of
"th?ir six months oWbdhes?t)fl
And, with Jtfiiistly Wit::" The marriage tlo'
" ls not" even a'beat? knot1--among them!
"There ls n? lie about lt OB a gone ral fact.
" On the 'plant?t ions, very few children, very
"few, are born. Infanticide is common,
"ii is said, but marriage is raref unless
"forced upon thc parties, and thal is not
"frequent. In tho towns lt ls BO m o what
" belter tliiin in tho country, but everywhere,
" apparently, among these poor beings, tho
"legal restraints of marriage are b ' little
" regarded. An to any Idea of comtoi table
"housekeeping in the rural districts, and
" thoy comprise almost tho whole South, it
'. is all a mystery yet to bo revealed, oven to
' its brat principles." t
Again: "Jsaw infants dnd very young
" children naked front morning to night;
"and boys,-of at least a dozen years, with
"only a single garment, and that but a
'1 scanty apology. Many women, young and
"old, had little on abovo tho waist, and
" nothing below tho knees, and were doing
"day's work that not.?. white man In New
"England or New York conld perform."
This is tho testimony of an eye-witness, of
ono who.ls prejudiced In favor of tho nogro
and not against him. And we say, and we
know it to bo true, that all this intempo
r mee, this squalor, this absence of moral re?
straint is duo Bolely to persons like Parker
Pillsbury. Wo do not complain that they
emancipated the slaves. Wo let that' pass.
But we do* say that these freedom-sbriekers,
by their own efforts and tho trickery of their
emissaries, in striving lo ruin tho while mun,
have driven tho negro to destruction. They
cannot deny it. The evidence of ono of their
own chosen leaders .slured thom in tho fuce.
Ono moro dainty extract:
"Thc ballot may be the one thing needful
''there; but il seems to me, soap, sand, fine
"tooth combs, pots, kettles, chairs, 'ables,
"knives, forks, spoons, decent food, cooking
"and clothing, glass windows, and even
"looking glasses, should al ?casi go side by
' 'side, if they mny not precode tho rights of
"sulTrage and of sovereignty."
Thia was all that the South demanded 1
We woro willing to give tho negroes ovory
protcctiou under the law, to caro for them,
to educate them, to Improve them and to
enlighten them. Wo asked that decency
uud intelligence should como first and the
hullot last. As it is, thoy do not oven go
side by aldo. Tho negro ls atoadlly sinking.
Instead of rising to thc dignity of his posi?
tion, ho drags down his now honors to Ida
own lovel and smirches them with mire.
Unless tho hand ot tho Southern white man
ho st rot ched out to save him, tho negro is
physically and politically degraded beyond
all hope of rcdouiption. Wo cannot now go
hack and take from the negro his privilege
of voting. We can and will strive to teach
him to uso the ballot for lila own good and
tho good of tho State. If we fail, if tho ne?
gro cannot he lifted up, upon thc heads of
Mr. Parker Pillsbury and his political col?
leagues will rest the responsibility of defeat,
as upon them now rests thc responsibility of
ever)* sin and folly of tho cinanclpntod ne?
gro. Wo do not fear the roault. Wc bo
llevo thal wc eau drive out tho scalawag
and carpet-bagger, and teach tho colored
people that work is prayer, that freedom is
tho liberty to toil, that the ballot must bo
used for tho advancement of white and
black alike-and not for thc benefit of the
Jacobina who now prey upon tho vitals
of tho State. Thia we belicvo wo can do ;
and no thanks to Mr. Parker Pillsbury or
his equally fanatical and lesa outspoken
brother._ _
A Southern Pacific Ra Uro nd-Charles?
ton a Terminal. Point.
Our Washington correspondent lina been
informed of all tho detalla of tho scheme
now on foot for building a Southern Pacific
Railroad with two terminal points on thc
Atlantic coast-Norfolk and Charleston.
No subsidy whatever will be asked for, and
Congress cannot well refuse to grant thc
company a protective charter and thc right of
way through tho public lands. The scheme
is in tho hands of capitalists who havo noth?
ing to do with tho Washington lobby. In
the winter or spring, a loan of sixty millions
of dollars in first mortgage bonds will bc
put on the market, and assurances havo
been received that one-half of thc amount
will be taken in Europe.
Tho building of an inter-continental rail?
road, which can be worked ns Bnfoly and
regularly in mid-winter as in mid-summer,
1B a commercial necessity, and wc do not
doubt that tho Southern Pacific Railroad'
will,. sooner or later,' bo' built, And whon
the time comes, both Norfolk and .Charles?
ton. will be ready to accommodate nil.tho
trude and travel thut the hew . Uno can give
them. _| ^ I
TUB Sumter Radicals have nominated
Warren W. Ramsey, colored, to fill the
vacancy th the Legislature from that coun?
ty. There 1B much excitement amongst .the
colored poonlo, _:. . .
9bttcatiottftl.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.-CONVERSA?
TIONAL CLASSES BY MAJOR I.. Denos.
lt ls an acknowledged fact that the FRENCH
tongue baa become the medium of polite relations
In the most acceptable society; hence the necea- ?
slty of its being thoroughly, correctly and practi?
cally taught In Its "very particular, and especial?
ly with reference to tts pronunciation and accent.
Few arc capable of convoying the exact intone-1
Hon of Ita varied; rich anti opulent words, which '
are its beautiful characteristics, unless they them?
selves have lt native to their conception or speech
and comprehension.
Nearly every one who liss had educational ad?
vantages, has lu some measure studied Its cle?
ments; bm very few confess toa real and true
knowledge of Its properties. How necessary,
then, to acquire lt from one who lays legitimate
claims to a mastery of every principle that un?
derlies Ha acquirement; -
The undersigned professes to teach French as lt
should bo taught,. sclcntUlcally, theoretically und
practically, and guarantees to convey, in reason?
able time, such knowledge of Its groundwork ns
will insure, (unless the pupil Is beyond Instruc?
tion,) success In'Hs attainment. Ho deems refer?
ence superfluous; but to those who may bo In?
clined to cavil,lie desires an interview, and refers
to tho ladles and gentlemen' and Seminaries lu
this city, where he tenches 'by his own method,
and not by Hie hackneyed one from su peril dal
and antiquated text books.
Thc undersigned. having returned to the city,
has opened jfvenlng Conversational Classes for
Gentlemen, at his residence No. 28 King street.
Also. Classes for Ladles tn thc Afternoon.
I'rlviito Lessons attended to. The Clnsses meet |
'n?tiargo and handsomely furnished Parlor,
.jax Respectfully, L. DcBOS,
octlO No: 28 King street.
.VTISS EMMA E., HOLMES WILL RE
JLTJL OPEN her School for Girls MONDAY, October
??th, at No: 20 Wall street, one door from Calhoun,
bsepia sfuthlmo*
THE ' EXERCISES' OF MRS. BLUM'S
SCHOOL will bo resumed on MONDAY. October
4th, at her* Residence, Mary st root, opposite Eliza?
beth. . Ali tho branches of an English education
taught. Music and French if desired. ;
scpt20 .'.1 .' ' .'?.'.?'
NOTICE.-HAVING ASSOCIATED MY
..Son, JAMBS IL TRINOLE, Jr., with me in
my Factorage and Commission Business, the
business will bo carried on In thc name of JAMES
lt. PRINGLE A SON. JAMES lt. PRINGLE.
October 1,1869. ' octl
_tas?_aft.<wopqUL . _ _J
REMOVAL.-MRS.DAWSON HAS REtf
MOVED to No. 154 Meeting street, whuff
she will continue to do GAUFFERINO, at tor
lowest ternis._tutli2?_octl0_
RE M O V A L.--IN ORDER TO GI^E
place to tho now Opera Piense, R. WHITE
was compelled to remove his FURNITURE WARE
ROOMS fi om thc Adgcr Building to No. 23? KING
STREET, directly opposite hisformcrplace, where
his name and tho Gilt Rocker can still be seen,
and where ho will sell positively at tho lowest
rates Parlor and Chamber Suites, Redstead*/
Hnrerrtis, Tables, Sofas, Lounges, Mattresses,
Chairs. Cradles. Ac, Ac. Call and ace.
Goods carefully packed for shipping.
Metallic Cases and Coffins still kepi, and satis
faction gossan teed. :_,_1 inti Hu 3 j
REMOVAL.-THE OFFICE OF THE
Guardian Hntnal Lifo Insurance Company
has been mored from No. 205 King'street, oppo?
site Hasel, lo No. 40 BROAD STREET, north side,
betwocn Chnrch and State._
KEIM A ISSERTBL, General Agents.
octlO stnth8 _
REMOVAL.-CLAGHORN, HERRING ?
CO., Factors and Commission merchants,
have removed from Accommodation Wharf to
North Atlantlo Wharf._octa imo
HP HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE REMOVED
JL to the northeast corner of Esst Bay and
Fraser's Wharf, where we shall be pleased to see
our friends and offer our well assorted stock of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, Ac,
fi rpi 21 Imo CLACIUS A WITTE.
?J J. SCnLEPEGRELL,
No.*07 LINE STREET, BETWEEN KINO AND
ST. rillLIP.
LUMBER of every description and BUILDING
MATERIAL, Lime and 'Plastering Laths, Points,
Oils, Glasses, Shingles; also Groove and Tongue
Boards, Ac, constantly on hand at the lowest
market prices. octll mtntlyr
?ai_
?Jiiuts.
WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BB
^nimic known to everybody In thin column
ul tito r.u* of ?:> couts for twenty wonts or less,
ouch Insertion, if puld lu ntl vance._
SITUATION WANTED.-A YOUNG
(IKKHAN LADY, who speuks thc English
language flnenllv, desires a situation ns Seam?
stress. Ladles' Maid, .Ve., or to obtain employment
In a Millinery, Lace or roney (louds Store, liest
city rcfcrcnccH given. I'lease address A. lt.,
Chnrlcston 1'ostonlce._oct 10 I*
WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
WASH for n ratnllv of four persons. Nono
need apply unless with u recommendation. Ap
ply al this ogee,_oct IQ 1*
WANTED TO HIRE, A COMMODIOUS
Duelling House. Address, staling rent
ntul location. Key Hox No. 33. octlO tuwfi*
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
thut iuoy can buy 2-pound Can TOMA?
TOES at WILSON'S Oroccry nt {1 U0 per dozen, In
G dozen lots. octn tutha_
"\XrANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK,
y V In a Wboloaalo Drug Store, or a Iorgo Re?
tail and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to
go In thc country. Will expect but a small com?
pensation at first. Tho applicant ls a graduate of
thc South Carolina Medical College. Address M.
H., through the Post?nico. octo
TO DRUGGISTS.-A PHYSICIAN AND
DllUOaiST, or twentv-llvc years' experience,
extensively and favorably known throughout thc
State, and cnn Influence a large trade, wishes n
situation In a Wholesale Drug House, ur a largo
Retail and Prescription Drug Store. Doth city
and country references given. Address "Hcfu
gec," llox 05, Yorkvllle, S. C._octs imo?_
WANTED, TO PURCHASE A COM?
PLETE copy or tho U. S. CENSUS for
1800. Apply, stating price, to " CENSUS," DAILY
NKWS OK HICK._oct7
WANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
central part of the city, containing five or
six rooms, wita good outbuildings and water.
Address D, at this Qftlce._scpt28
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that JOD PRINTING or all kinds, plain
and ornamental, ls executed promptly In thc
neatest style and at Ihe lowest New torfe prices,
at ru K NRWS Job Olncc. No. 140 EAST HAY. Call
and examine thc scale of prices before giving your
orders elsewhere_.
WANTED-AGENTS-$100 TO $250
per month, everywhere, male and femule. to
Introduce thc genuine Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWINO MACHINE. This machine
win si Heh, hem, fell, tuck quilt, cord, bind, braid
and embroider In a most superior manner. Price
only $18. Fully warranted tor live years. Doth
upper and under-feed styles. We will pay .$1000
for any machino that will sew stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic scams than ours, lt
makes thc real elastic lock-stitch. Every second
stitch cnn bo cut and still thc cloth cannot bc
nulled apart without tearing lt. Wo pay Agents
from $100 to $260 per month and expenses, or a
commission from wide'' twice that amount can
bc made. GEO. MoRATRRON A CO., Nashville,
Tenn. CAUTION-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming oir worthless cast-iron ma?
chines under thc same name or otherwise. Ours
ls thc only genuine and really aprctical cheap ma?
chine manufactured. ff{^sept2-2 imo* PAC
io fient.
HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
Ac, now vacant, can readily be rented by
advertising them In this column. The rate is 25
cents for twenty words or less, each Insertion, if
paid in advance._._
TO RENT, TWO FRONT AND TWO
back Rooms, pleasantly situated in Meeting
street. For particulars, apply at No. 33 ilroud
Ht reel._octio tuth2*
rpHREH SINGLE ROOMS TO RENT IN
JL King street. Apply at KINSMAN'S Saloon.
octlO 2_
Jg A K ERY' TO RENT .
A GOOD OPPORTUN PTY FOR AN INDUSTRIOUS
MAN, in the growing Town of.FLORENCE, S. C.
A complete BAKERY willi all thc fixtures ora
Salesroom, Ac. Tho establishment is nearly new
and has done o One business. To n HOOD DHXAD
and CAKE RAKER this ls really a good chance to
make money. On thc premises arc three good and
comfortable sleeping apartments. To an approv?
ed tenant, the entire establishment will be rented
on reaejmablo terms. The railroad facilities arc
not equalled In any part of thc State, and tho
citizens arc anxious to see a GOOD BAKER take
charge. . .
For further Information, apply to JOHN WILY,
Florence, S. C. ._ . . . octia 0
TO RENT, THAT LARGE ANfJ ELE
- O ANT MANSION, No. 43 Meeting-street, with
extensive Lot and Garden, located In ono of the
best and healthiest situations of the city, and fur?
nished YfittLAall the modern Improvements and
coiiveijR'iicrs. jruaacsaiuii jfiti.it u.. n.,.. vi. v?luu
ary, 1810. Apply to MORDECAI A- CO., No. 110
East Bay. ? , ? ._ oct!2 tu
110 RENT, RESIDENCE NORTH SIDE
. or Wentworth, three doors rrom King, re?
cently painted and repaired. Six largo square
rooms. Apply to JULIUS L. MOSES, No. - Broad
street. _octl4 thstu4?
TO* RENT, TWO SQUARE ROOMS,
dressing-room and kitchen, ' with a large
piazza on second floor; water on the premises.
Apply at No. 20 Hasel street._ oct!8 4*
TO RENT, THE UPPER PART OF THE
HOUSE, No. 688 King street, known as Mrs.
Cumpbell'a Boarding House. Inquire on the
premises._octis 3* .
TO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX
TURES for a grocery and- bar-room, corner
Longitude Lane and East Bay. To an approved
tenant rent will be $10 tier mouth. Also, six
large square Rooms, with lire places, back piazzas
and cistern water on every story. The rooms
wilt be rented singly If preferred. Inquire of Mr.
KOSE, on thc premises._octlfl
ROOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR
NISHED rooms in a rcsldenco pleasantly
situated In thc western part of the city. Tenus
moderate. For further particulars, apply at No.
ll Doughty street. octi2
Sot Sale.
REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO?
PERTY of tiny, kind may bc advertised for
sale In this column, at the rale of 25 cents for
twenty words or less, each Insertion, If paid In
advance, ..._-j-_
HORSES AND MULES.-TO ARRIVE
about the 20th, an extra lot of young broke
MULES and HORSES, nud for sale at thc subscrib?
er's Stables. 1*. WEST._ocllO
FOR SALE, TWO FAST TROTTING
HORSES, two good working Hordes; also,
ono largo Mule, warranted sound. Apply nt No.
52 State street._j_octis 2?
FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF
. Funs for sale tbo on.t|ro stpek or HARD?
WARE, together with thc Store Furniture" of the
late BISSEL), ?t CO., Sign or tits "Padlock,"
Basel street. It|s represented os well assorted,
und in excellent condition. Tho offer to sell this
stock, In whole or ln'p?rt, will continue open HU
ino 20th Instant ...
Conditions of sale will bc made known on ap?
plication to 'ij ALEX. HV BROWN,
Assignee, Law Rango, Broad street. .
. octo si nt h 5
PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT' A
!& Tl PRE*'VT BARGAIN.-Ono small Cylinder TAY
ffttie used an?, ?oniplete repair, lt has been but
owner hak no u&??'? hecausTJ thc present
ii,.. i'r..u4 u fnriv-fifer lt. The size of thc bcd of
1 ' r c s s wH 1 bc s o 1 a SAsa". ?y fifty-eight Inches. Said
a? once as thc JBicreat bargain If applied for
other nurses ?W> 11 occupies ls wanted lor
JBI01TICC; gjT Hipl20
_Coot onb Jonnb<:
LOST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
havo lost anything. mak? lt knowu to tho
public through this column. Tho rate for twenty
words or less, each Insertion, ls 26 cents, if paid
In advance ' > " _
LOST, AT THE FIRE, ON THE MORN
INO of the 8th Instant, a CRANK, belonging
to the Hose Carriage of the Young Am?rica Com
pany. JAMES S. WESTENDOIIFP, Sacretary.
oettO 3 _j_ _
LOST, A PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES"
on Friday night last, In either Anson or
Market street. Tho finder will be rewarded by
leaving diem at thia om oe,_octio 2*
LOST, ?T THE FIRE, ON SATURDAY
night, a BRASS CAP or Hose Keel Hub Of
Bugle Fire Engine Company: Auy ono Unding
the same will bo rewarded, ir required, by leaving
lt at Cohen's Medical Depot, 300 King streot.
octis__y
OST, A BLACK AND TAN HOUND
. DOO, tong cars and head; answers to the
name of "Plunder." A liberal reward will bo
paid to the Ander. Apply to W. JOHNSON, up?
town market. - oe via s*
i3oftrbing.
BOARD?-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN
can obtain BOARD In a private family on
very reasonable terms, on application to this
off.ee. octio tut iltur* ?
illcctingo.
UNION CHAPTER, No 2, lt. A. M.-A
Rfu ula i- Convocation will tic held, Tilts
KVKNISO. ut Masonic Hall, ul h alf past 7 o'clock.
Itv order of thc M. K. H. 1'.
netio_PHILIP AUSTIN..Secretary.
CINCINNATI.-TUTS REGULAR MEET?
ING ?>r till? Society will Ito held Tins KVKN?
ISO, 10th instant, al 8 o'clock, al Tully's, King
sirect. J AM KS SIMONS, Ju.,
oct io_Secretary.
HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.-THE
Regular Monthly Meeting ol your Cont
Moy will he held at thc Hull, Tins (Tuesday)
KVENINO, lot li instant, at half-past 7 o'clock.
Hoiiorary members arc respectfully invited to
attend. Hy order.
JNO. E. IIUIINS,
net 10 _.Secretary.
OCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
Widows and Orphans or thc Clergy ?r thc
Protestant Episcopal Church In South Carolina.
Thc One Hundred and Seventh Anniversary will
be held on W EON BSD AT, thc 27th instant, at 1
o'clock, nt Hie Mansion IlOuno, Untad alrect.
E. HOltltY FROST,
oct 10 tuthstntuwO Secretary.
?Atnuscmcnte.
J^ETURN OF THE MONARCHS.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
THIS EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1809.
SKIFF A GAYLORD'S MINSTRELS
AND
DOUBLE BilASS RAND.
Twenty Distinguished Artists. Ench selected
for his Specialties and Original Acts. Every?
thing strictly and entirely new. Its equal never
indore seen In this city.
PROF. SCHAFFNER'S PANITHIOPTICONICA.
Thc Only Pauithloptlconlen.
Reserved Scats can bc hud at Holmes' Book
Store arter this date.
Admission Filly Cents and One Dollar.
LOW GAYLORD, Manager.
JOE H. MACK,
octlO 8 General Agent.
M
TNA FIRE COMPANY
Thc SECOND SOIREE of this Company will lie
given at their Hall, (?uccx^strcct, on
THURSDAY EVENING,
28th Instant, at 8 o'cloek.
Members wishing tickets for themselves and
friends cnn procure them from thc Commit lee.
COMMITTEE.
C. C. WionmiAN, C. A. Vox DOIILRN,
T. S. NirsoN, WALTEU WBUB,
T. J. LTOSS, JOUN MA univ,
F. KnRSSEL, Jr. "clio tn2thl
iUillincrji, Jfancrj ?oobs, #c.
jyjr-RS. II. II UNE KEN & CO.
No. 203 KINO STREET,
CHARLESTON.
Wc beg to announce to thc indies that wc are
opening thia day, a choice selection of MILLI
NKRY GOODS, ot thc latest styles and patterns,
and respectfully invite them to give us a call and
examine for themselves.
Wc are nlso thc agents for thc celebrated
BUTTERlCK'S PATENT PATTERNS, Which arc
BO much In demand, and ol which wc have a large
variety or all sizes a ml descriptions on hand.
Orders for Pinking will be promptly attended
to. octlO 1*
M B
8
WATTS
No. 274 KINO STREET,
Will open this day a foll assortment ot
ALL AND WINTER MILLINERY,
CONSISTING OK
Velvet, Satin and Straw BONNETS,
Beaver, Satin and Straw Flats,
Boys' Hats,
Feathers,
Flowers,
Ribbons and Laces.
DRESS GOODS,
Silks,
Poplins,
And Plaids.
Arabs and Light SHAWLS,
Valcclennes Sets,
Linen and Crape Sets,
Kid Gloves.
Infants' CLOAKS and GAPS,
Balmorals,
Hoop ?Eins,
And Corsets.
A rull assortment of Mrs. Moody's CORSETS FOR
INVALIDS.
oct 10_tuth3
LLINERY GOODS.
M 1
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
FINE MATERIALS IS NOW OPENED,
Which will be made in thc
BEST MANNER AND LATEST STYLES,
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
All Orders promptly Oiled.
' . M. J. BOOTH.
No. 420 King street.
octlO 5 inthfSmos
Y A L L OPENING
OF MILLINERY GOODS,
AT MRS. M. J. ZERNOYY'S, No. 304 KING ST.
Having just returned from New York, would re?
spectfully call thc attention of the Ladies toa
large and handsome assortment or MILLINERY
GOODS, Including Dress Trimmings and Paper
Patterns. Cloaks on hand and made to order.
Dressmaking attended to as usual. Country
orders solicited and promptly Ulled.
oct 14 3 tuths3mos
illisccltancous.
rpO OWNERS OF PINE LAND,
TURPENTINE-MAKERS, Ac.
The undersigned have just published a Pamph?
let 'describing their new patented process or
making Tnrpcnttnc; by which three times as
much is produced aa by tho ordinary mode, and
tho very Un est qualities ol Rosin made, ir properly
distilled, throughout tho section.'
We have had lt in successful operation the past
season near Georgetown, S. c. .
Address . . MORGAN A PUDIOON.
. ' Georgetown, a. C.
Pamphlets at Tns CHARLESTON NEWS and
Courier ofllcea. "_octlO tuthstl
rjlAKE TIME BY THE , FORELOCK.
THE RURAL CAROLINIAN
AND
THE CHARLESTON TRI-WEBLY NEWS,
TO NSW 8UBSCK1BEKS.
ONE YEAR, FOUR DOLLARS.
J) O YOU. WISH
TO PREVENT YOUR
CHL.LL1 AND FEYER.
septl7 3mos
USE SOLOMON'S BITTItRS.
D
O YOU DESIRE
To be cared of all your Dyspeptic Symptoms :
scptn amos
USE BOLOMON'S BITTERS.
ILLIS & CHISOLM,
FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AO H NTS,
Will attend to thc Purchase, Sale mid Shipment
KO Foreign and Domestic Ports) ot CuTTON.
IO? LUMBER ami NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C.
E. WILLIS.A. H. CnisOLH.
oem
&loU)iug ana ?uvmoljing (Soo?o.
jr^ A li GK STOCK -j
PINE CLOTHING.
I
1
NOW OPENED AT
No. ?91 King Street,
CORN KR OF WENTWORTH,
A large aud elegant supply of Fall ami Wiuter
CLOTHING,
FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
Made In thc best mauuer, comprising all thc latest
styles for this fall, and offered nt LOW PRICES.
IN THE STOCK ARE THE FOLLOWING:
MIXED CASS1MERE SOFTS.$15 00
Double and Twisted Cosslmerc Suits........ IT 00
Fancy Casslmcrc Suits. IS 00
Dahlia Melton Suits.18 00
Ulack and White Silk Mixed Suits."... 20 00
Diagonal Coating Suits.21 00
Scotch Cheviot Suits.24
Elbceuf Silk Mixed SulU. 25 00
Golden Silk Mix od Suits. 20 00
OUve Mixed Melton Suits. 28 00
Chesterfield Coats at from.$12 00 to 20 oo
Water-proof Tweed Oversacks.m 00
Melton Oversacks.... 12 co
English Melton Sacks.15 oo
Fancy Cossbmere Pants at from....$5 00 to 10 00
I Vests of Casslmcrc, Cloth, Coating, Beaver
and Vclvots, at from..$3 00 to 10 00
BOYS' AND YOUTHS'
I
CLOTIIIIVG,
To flt boys and youths from three to seventcon
years of age, In great variety of rp tull tics, for
School and Dross Suits,,
IT TJJIIVI^-I?ITVG coona.
Tho handsomest supply ever offered In this city,
consisting in part as follows:
IIAJOU'S PAIUS KID GLOVES, of all shades
Laport's Paris Kid Oloves, of all shades
Trifoasse Paris Kid Gloves, of all shades (all cele?
brated makers)
Castor Beaver Gloves
Calfskin Gloves
Alert Cape Driving Gloves
Buckskin Walking and Driving (?loves
Tanned Deerskin Gloves
Buck Gauntlet Gloves
Suspenders o? nil styles, including the Russian
Brace, with Patent-lever But kies
Cardigan Jackets
Travelling Shawls
Fancy, Colored and Black Silk Tics
Bows, Scarfs and Cravats, such as the Dumas,
thc Parisian, thc New Druitt on, tho Shake?
speare, the Opera, Alpine, Ac.
A MO,
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, lit all quali?
ties, Including tho Augoln Flannel, Merino, Lamb's
Wool, Canton Flannel and Shaker Flannel, Ac.
COLLARS of Paper and LlnciY, such as the
Grays, Dickens and Bismarck, of Paper; and thc
Byron, Thalberg, Dickens, Egbert, Shakespeare
and Burlingame, of Uncu.
THE, STAR SHIRTS,
Noted for their fitting qualities and good work?
manship. A full supply always on hand. Prices
at from $2 25 to $4.
THE
Tailoring Department^
Supplied with a largo stock of new FOREIGN
IMPORTATIONS for this fall's wear, of the most
choice styles, whloh will bo made up to order tn
the best manner, under the care of a first-class
French Cutter.
Prices Axed aid marked on each garment.
Customers are In - ?lied to call and look through
the stock, and make their selections.
William Matthiesaen.
B. W. 1?0TTJBEOU8, Superintendent.
ssepm tuthsjmo?
Oroccvics, tiqnoro, ?*c.
P L Q U ll ! 1" LOU li ! F LO U lt !
Inc, Super and Extra FLOCK of good nantit V.
I'm t..ile low lij HUlll) A III.AKK,'
wnw :i_Boyce's Wharf.
PJ 0 A L I O O A. L ! O 0 A L !
Tho subscribers ure anticipai Ins ilia arrivai of
heir winier supply of Superior lt. A. COA I*, for
vhleh they are. now receiving order*, and will
lellver from wharf ut lonou market rules.
limn .v it i,A KI:.
oct io 3_ noyce's Wharf.
A H I)! L A ll DI L A ll DI
2'? tierces Choke Western I. KA I' LARI). For
iule hy IIKNKY COIllA A CO.
netto tul lei
Q ANDI. ???1 CANDLES! ?JAN DLES!
ISO whole and half boxes star CAN DI,RS, KOW
rinding and for sale by J. N. KOUSOK,
oct IB luau_Nos. 1 and 8 Atlantic Wharf.
QA LT! SA L Tl g ALT!
400 Inrge sacks LIVERPOOL SALT.
For sale liv P. WALSH,
oct 10 iiiwfo No. M Market .Street.
EMIJOIINs" BOTTLES, FLASKS, Ac.
D
3000 (icrman DEMIJOHNS, various sizes
50 gross Hot urti and Flasks
r>0 casks mid boxes Untiled Ale mid Porter
io casks French Claret Wino
loo eases French Mottled llcer
?jot) lbs. .smoking Tobacco
io M Cigars
CO birts. Acme lMilladelphln Whlskev
6 birts. Ilourhoii Whlskev.
On consignment ami for snle low by
netl4 2tuth4 0LAOIU8 A WITTE.
1
QOPFEE, PEPPER, SPICK, *c, Ac.
50 lings RIO, LAOUAYRA and JAVA COPPER
10 bugs Pepper and Spice
.10 bbls. Kcllned Sugars
20 hhds. and 30 bbls. W. I. Molasses and Sugar
30 libls. Cider, W. W. and French Vinegar
50 birts, and hnlf bbls. Mackerel
50 l>o.\es and baskets '.inporlcd Olive Oil
75 cases French Hi univ Cherries
loo cases Canned doods
40 boxes Chewing Tobacco. .
For sale by OLA0IOS A WITTK.
OCI14 2tuth4_
?yyiNE, BRANDY, WHISKEY, &c.
SO casks*SUKIIRY, MAOKIItA and POUT WINKS
6-4 und 5-H casks French Urandy
10 casks Holland Oin, Scotch Whiskey and W. I.
Kum
Domestic Urandy, Rum, Oin, Corn and Rectified
Whiski- .
For sale low tiy * OLACIUS A WITTK.
oct 14 2tuth4 ______^_
GUN, F LOU It AND O A T S .
C
850 bbls. Northern FI OUR, nil grades
"So sacks Choice Family and Extra Flour, Camp
sen Milts.
CORN.
2000 bushels Prime White Milling and Western
While CORM
2500 bushels l'rlme West ern Mixed and Yellow
Corn.
OATS.
1500 bushels Choice Black Seed OATS
2000 bushels Prime Feeding Oats.
For sale by JNO. CAMPEEN A CO.
octlS 3
C
ORN! CORNI COHN!
3000 bushels prime WHITE AND WESTERN
MIXED CORN, per Sea null.
For sale low while landing, by
WEST A JONES.
octl8_ No. 76 Kust liny.
??AR AND MOLASSES.
S
100 boxes good flltOCERY SCOAR
30 tierces } Br,Kht Cu1? Clayed Molasses.
50 birts. New Orleans Syrup
20 hirts. New York Sugarhotise Molasses.
For sale try J. A. EN8LOW A CO.,
oct is 2 No. 141 East Kay.
C
O ALI COAL! COAL!
One hundred tons of BLACKSMITH COAL, of
superior quality, for sale low If applied for imme?
diately.
octlO fl CAMBRON, PARKLEY A CO.
PERUVIAN GUANO, LAND PLASTER
AND PURE HONK DUST.
200 tons No. 1 PERUVIAN OUANO, warranted
pure
500 bbls. Nova Scotia Ground Land Plaster
100 bbls. Pure Bone Dust. For sale by
oct 13_T. J. KERK A CO.
AND PLASTER.
GOO b?rrela LAND PLASTBK. in store.
For sale by
octl2_;_OLNEY & ?Q.
d V N N Y LOTH.
vX -
loo boles, extra weight, lu store, and for sale **
w In lots to Bultpurchasors, by
E. LAFITTE dc CO., No. 20 Broad street.
oc'!2
S
ALI1.' SALT! SALTI
6300 Socks Liverpool SALT HOW lamil UR from
British bork "Dalkeith," direct front Liverpool;
large Racks and In lino order.
For sale by T. J. KERK A C?.
octu
LOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
100 barrels Choice Family FLOUR.
100 barre's Super Flour.
For sale by
oem-_T. J. KERR A CO. ,
?gALLANTINE & SON'S PALE ALE.
, Weekly supplies of tho ahovu superior brand,
In barrels and half barrels. For snlo hy
W. ll. CHAFER A CO.,
octll imo No. 207 Rust Dav Street.
BUTTER, CHEESE, BEEF, PORK, CAN
DLES, Ac.
50 packages Prime to Choice BUTTER
35 boxes Factory Cheese
20 half bbls. Fnlton Market Beef
io half bbls. Pig Pork
loo boxes and hair boxes P. A 0. Candles, VB, 8's
and O's.
Syrups. Soap, Starch, Potatoes, Flour, Papers, Ac.
200 sacks Liverpool Salt.
A tao,
To arrive per Steamer Falcon,
10 hilda. Western and Baltimore cured C. R. SIDES.
For sale low at RI ECKE A SCHACHTE,
oct 8 No. 143 East Bay.
L 1
M E
FRESH BURNT LIME EVERY DAY, IN BULK
OR BARRELS
AT TUE
LIMEKILNS,
Near Savannah Railroad Wharf.
Orders sent direct to the Kiln, or to thc Stores on
Vendue Range.
septa]_OLNEY A CO.
jy? ARENGO
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
THE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD.
43-For sale by all Druggists.
0. J. LUIrN, Agent,
DrartUt,
Corner King and John street,
septlT amos_Charleston. S. C.
gOLOMON'S BITTERS
ARR FOR SAL? UV
Dr 8. RAO^L & LYNAH,
CORNER KINO AND MARKET STREETS.
?eptlT amos , _
T V . B A R D I N, "
3C*MMI8SION MEECHA. NT'
Marsh mi's Whan", Charleston, s. u.
Prompt attontlrd given to the sale of Colton,
[lice and Naval ?oros, and Country Prodnec goa
irally. oct9 imo