The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 30, 1869, Image 8
Ortober,
The scholar drops his book and pen
To mix with visions sober
The gorgeous lints of hill and glen?
The pallet of October I
Tor, Jacob-like, the waning year,
With patriarchal passion,
Gtvc.? to the month supremely dear
Ilia many-colored fashion.
To lids conspired the Imds of spring.
And ull the mont Its ami seasons
Their sheaves to his the eleven bring
In dtiiirnl cbclsnurc.
Eai'h finds no bluer, fairer skies,
Since June's, the gentle-hearted';
Knelt hnutth suspends some sweet snrprlse,
lu pay for gifts departed.
'Tis sweet when May's young leaves unfold,
To drink her charmed caresses;
To-dny the forest's lire anil gold
Our utmost being blesses.
So scholar, let thy dream fulfil?
Add bllssrul thought lo sedier;
And greet, when life and joy o'ersplll.
The gorgeoiis-hueil October.
A J. LA HO UT THE HTA TE.
.im it Front.
The Camden Journal says: "For Ihe past
two mornings we have "lv.ul frost!) heavy
enough to kill vegetation, ibis morning ici;
of considerable thickness was formed."
Mold Robbery.
The storehouse of 0. S. Douglass, Esq., in
Camden, was entered on Tuesday night nnd
robbet! by a party or parties unknown, of dry
gootis lo I lie amount ot two hundred ami fitly
or three hundred dollars. The entrance was
effected by boring with an ntlgcr and li(tin;;
up the bar which held the door.
Pino Ylrlil of Corn.
The Chester Standard says: ".I. T. Clark,
resitting upon tho plantation of Mr. Elijah D.
Walker, gathered one hundred bushels of
corn from two acres or Sandy Hiver bottom.
And on three-eighths of an acre of I he same
two acres, he gathered twenty bushels of corn.
Can Turkey Creek, Rocky Creek, or Fishing
Creek, beat the above ? This corn was thin
ned and ploughed only once, nnd on account
of the freshet, and storm of rain and wind
wnshlng and Mowing It down, it was not work
ed uny more."
Uiirlcri Alive.
The Camden Journal says: "On the fit h
instant an Inquest was held upon the body of
Jonathan Newman, of this county, by Yachcl
A. Smith, Bau., magistrate, acting ns coroner,
at. which William (lee anil I.nrkin dooms tes
tified thut Newman was digging a well, and
they were drawing up the dirt which lie was
digging, > hen the curb gave way, CtMlslugthC
dirt lo cave in. und buryiug Newman some
ten or fifteen feel. The jury found their ver
dict in accordance with the mets. The neigh
bors were hgaged for two days or more in
extricali.ift tho hotly, which when found was
in an upright position."
Tournaments.
The tournament at Unionville on the 20th
Instant was a success. More than thirty
knights* had enrolled themselves. Many lair
ladles were present to cheer anil encourage
their favorites. The spectators reached lue
number of IfiOO?some said '2(100. It wasu crowd
any way. Tito tilling lasted nearly three
hours. The riding was generally good. Every
county bordering on Union wtis represented.
The successful kniglils were Messrs. Sims
Thomas, of Union; Waters, of York; Rogers, of
Union, and Robinson, of Chester. * They
crownetl, in the order of their names, Misses
Jiobson, Wallace, 1'iignil aud Rogers.
A tournutnent also came off in Yorkvillo on
Saturday last?this time amongst, the juve
niles. The rouugosl knight on the ground?
the wee "Knight of Calawba"?took all three
rings at one run, ami doing il too in excellent
time. After three runs, a summing up showed
Bertrand Du Ouescliu (Master Stun Wilson)
the winner of the tlrsl prise, it bug of shot,
with tlio privilege of crowning the Queen ut
Love and Routtty. Tho lies wore then run off,
and "Uliwood" (.Master .lohn Metis) iidjudgiHl
winner of the second prize, ti silver cup. w'lllt
Hie right of crowning the Iii.-I iiutlil of honor.
The "Knight of Temperance1' (Master Rony
Johnson) came In third, with the right t'o
crown tint second maid of honor -
IiIr male rial reward, a"' new and pretty
axe. "Chevalier Buvard" {Master .lame's
Wilson) obtained Ihe next prize, a hand
some jieckei-knite. wllh a crown for the
third Maid of Honor. "Dilution l>el,:ie\"
(MasterBpulghl McLean) look ihe next prize,
a crown to bestow on the foiirlh Maid id'Honor.
The prizes were then awarded, und Ihe snc
ccssliil knights bestowed their crowns on tin;
ladles of their choice. Miss l.ula I.owry was
crowned Queen, and Misses I .mm Jones, Ida
lloyil, Minnie. I.owry aud Klin i?Icker.son,
crowned Maids of Honor.
COM ill EIIVI. 1 /. ni: WS.
Exports.
Philadelphia?Fer steamship Fromethcmi?
404 bales cotton, 00 bales yarn, 140 tierces rice,
108 bids rosin, in casks clay, tej bbls beans, 4 bids
oranges, 3U empty casks.
HosTON via Wilmixotox?Per sehr Qcorgetta
Laurence?:>K) bbls rosin, 12 tierces rice.
The Charleston Cotton nice nnd Naval
S lois s niiii-Uet.
OFFICE ClIAItl.kston news, )
FntOAV Evskixu, October 20, Isen, i
Cotton.?This article was depressed, and trans
actions light, some sales taking place tit easy llg
ures.hiit factors were not generally willing to sub
mit to the decline desired by purchasers, and the
market closed nominal and unsettled. Sales
about 276 bales, viz: n nt 23j;c; 23 at 24?fc; 53 at
24 ?c; ft at 24}ic; 17 at 24^c; 124 at 25c; 14 at il&MC.
Wc quote:
liver pool classification.
Ordinary to good ordinary.23&024M
Low middling.;:i ' .< <,?
Middling.25 f.i>?
Strict middling.S&.'sQ?
Rice.?This grain was depressed, and jirle.es
showed a declining tendency. Sales 23 tierces of
clean Carolina, say ? at 7,'.,'e; 15 at 7?ic fl lb. V? !
quote nominally common to fair clean Carolina ut
7@7,yc; good, 1%?l)m6.
Naval Stores.?The business was light. Sales
0 casks spirits turpentine at *'i)(o\ 150 bbls extra
No. 2 rosin nt $2 v bbl.
Freights.?The supply or freight room to most
points is for the moment sufficient for the de
mand. To Liverpool, by stenm, engagements arc
making at ^d ^>> lb on uplands and l.'^dousea
Islands; by sail, k'd on uplands and \<i on sen Is
lands. To Havre, by steam, nominal; by sail,
l?*e 'fi lb on uplands and l^c ou sea Islands.
Coastwise, to New York, by steam, Jfc ft lb on
uplands und le on sea Islands; by sail, v V lb on
uplands. To Hosten, by steam, nominal; by sail,
Kc V lb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
tie t* lb on uplands; by sail, somewhat nominal,
To Baltimore, by steam, 'Atf?iic H lb on uplands;
by sail, somewhat nominal.
Markets by Telegraph.
porkhin markets.
London, October 20 ? Noon.?Consols 03JJ.
Bonds 82^. Common rosin fis 3d,
LiVERrooL, October 28 ? Evening. ? cotton
firm; uplands 12d; Orleans 12.'.?<I; snles 14,000
bales.
October 29 ? Noon. ? Cotton steady; snles
12,000 bales; sales of the week 67,000 bales;
for export OOOo bales; for speculation 8000 bales;
receipts 58,000 bales, whereof 7000 bales are
American; stock 428,000 bales, of which 29,000
bales are American.
Afternoon. ? Cotton afloat .'12:1,000 bales, of
which 40,ooo bales are American. Yarns and fab
rics steady. Bed winter wheat 9s 5da9s Cd.
Kvcnlng?Cotton closed steady; uplands I2d;
Orleans 12xd; snles 12,000 bales; exports and
speculation 4000 bales. Bed winter wheat Osnss
Oil. Bacon firmer nnd unchanged.
Receipts of cotton ror the week 60,0/"> hales, of
Which 7000 arc American. Sales for'.lie week
07,000 Hales; 9000 sold for export and soon to
specolntors. Stock on hand, all classes, 42s,ooo
bales, of which 29,000 bales are American.
Havre, October 29.?Cotton opens quiet; low
middling afloat If 31c.
domestic markets.
New York, October'29?Noon.? Slocks unset
tled. Money 6n7. Sterling, long 8?i; short 9.'.;.
Cold Cotton heavy at 20,uc.
Evening.?Cotton closed heavy nnd lower; sales.
1500 bales; middlings 300. Flour dull and dcclln
tag; snperflno $5 30a6 50; common to fair extra
Southern $0 20a686. Wheat heavy, closing stea
dier. Corn less active. Fork a shade lower, $31.
Lard unchanged. Whiskey heavy $1 21al 21 yt.
Rico easier, Carolina 8a9c. Naval stores quiet.
Freights heavy and lower; cotton, by steam, 0-10.
Money easy. Sterling Gold 28,H> Govern
monts tower. Sixty-two's 29','. Stocks uiisct
IK il I mi strong.
IIALTIMORB, October 2*.'.?Cotton noinlnnl. Itlgli
grades Hoar declined '4c. Wheat mid corn duil
rrovisions quiet. Whiskey Inactive at $1X1.
NoKFUt.k, Octolier 20.?Receipts or cotton to
day 1241 i tales; export s, coast wise 16-14 bales; snlea
200bu'es; low '.oddiing 24\,a24>,c; market quiet
mid weak.
wu.misoton, Oclotwr so?spirits turpentine
very quiet tit 42',c. Ilosln quiet at $15-1 for
si rained. Crude turpentine Htetidynl $IMJn'J7S.
Tar steady at f2. Cotton quiet at 2ta2l',e.
Arui'sta, October 20.?Market weak and easier;
sales640 bales; receipts ht2 hales; middling 23*fu
24c. Sales or I he week 4130 bales; receipts .MHO
Indes; slock U7I7 bales.
Savannah, October 29 ?Receipts 2470 bales.
KxportH IM bales. Market v <sed at 24'.,c ror
middlings. Sales 4<m) bales.
MORII.K, October 20.?Receipts or Hie WCCk 7421
bales; exports to Creul Itrllnln 4201 hales; other
foreign |torlM448 tiales; coastwise 1772 hales; stock
on sliiplioanl 20,083 hales. Sales of the week .Vsmi
bales; lo-day SOU Market closed dull und weak;
middling 24a2-l 'ie; receipls to-day 1014 hales.
Xkw Oih.kans, Oetotter 2t??Receipts to-day
49IH) bales, lleeepts or lira week, gross, 24.'itiS
bales: net 2.1,070 tiales. Exports to Liverpool DUOS
bales; to Continent 14,031 bales; coast wise 3804
bales; to day 10,180 bales. Sloek 05,430 bales.
Cotton ??0 lower. 24}?U24?.{c; sales 24f>0 bales;
week's sales 18,350 li?tes.
Sen l si u ml Cotton.
Extract from the circular of stead Brothers,
dated Liverpool, October IS, 1800:
200 hales Tiliiii sea islands were mild In London
yesterday at sontild per lh. excepting k bales
Oner cotton, which brought 2fid. and a few stained
at lO.Sd. This sbipmeni was very good in qual
ity, ami eqilill in weight to aboul i;ou sea Islamls.
The prices realized, considering the quality, show
a decline of about ad per lh on the sales made In
July.
New York Kin AInrkct.
NEW YORK. October 20?[From the Journal or
Commerce.] -The arrivals or new are increasing,
and, while there is demand enough to lake all
thai comes now, the receivers do not have sulll
cicnl eonlidence to accumulate stock by Kllllbtl
lug prices; 70 tierces new sold at. NJallSftc, and 00
tierces old at xyji:. Rangoon Is in fair supply and
very limited requests the dealers purchase spar
ingly, and Hie exporters take only a small lot
now and then; we quote 2Va:i,.1'e, gold, Tor lois In
bund, and 7,l,e, currency, l'or lois duty paid.
Nnslivlllr ninrkrt.
NASHVILLE, Octolier 20.?COTTON.?The mar
ket during the week baa been for i tic most part
steady, but withoul any nnltnitliuii. To-day un
der the inllueiiees of a decline in New York mid
liberal receipts, the market, closed weak as fol
lows: Cond ordinary 23c; low middling 23^%a23>a0.
CUTTt IN HTATBMKNT.
Stock on linnd September I, iwiu.None
Itccetvcd to-duy..'. u?
Received previously.2,021-2,718
Total.'. 2,71 s
Shipped lo-duy. 172
Shipped previously.2,335?2,507
Stock on hand. 211
FMNTit.?Market continues active, hut ship
ments not. so heavy this week as during the pre
vious. We quote as follows: Supers $6 25110,
single extra $ti 25)14 50; double extra (0 60u0 75;
family $7 2.".as; fancy $s 50aa 7?.
Wit hat?The market during Hie entire week
has Itecn very dull, with light receipls. We quote
as follows: Mediterranean J1; red * 1 Ofial 10; am
ber $1 IS; while ?1 20.
COHN?Hut few shipments during Hie week,
lutea of small Iota loose from wagon ai OOo, and
dealers are delivering in depot at $1 12.
Interior Cotton MarkrtH.
MONTGOMERY, October 27?The cotton mar
ket is linn at 2a<.,e ror low middlings.
Yol!KYI 1.1,11. October27?Cotton has advanc
ed a little, ami we quote it lo-day llrm al 23A?C.
SELMA, October 2<!.?Sales of enllon about 176
hales; market cloned quiet and easy; gi oil ordi
rary 22,|j;u22Jjc: low middling23c; middling 2.1 \, a
23'jC.
CHARLOTTE, Octolier 25.?During lira past
week cotton ranged from 2:l.,.;a24closing dull
oil Saturday ai lira former ligure. The tendency
is downward. Sales for i he week als bales.
KticK hill. October 25.?Tho col ion market
has been active during the week, with sales at
2a;.;o In the early pan ; prices have declined to
day and middling cannot lie quoted at over 21 '.,c.
COLHMHUS, Ocloh?r 27?To-day there has
been a fair demand, with 110 heavy otic ring
stock, at 23*4'c for middlings, higher grades 2l"?e.
Sales .",77 bales. Receipts 4sl Males;shipments 407
hales.
MACON, Octolier 27?The cotton market to
day was rather dull al Hie opining. During the
day It was steady, with middlings m 2.1 v. and
closed dull at tiiat. ligure. Received to-day 911
Hilles;sold374 bales; shipped .177 bales.
Itcct'ipis i>y ltallrond, October ~0.
SOI'tii CA HOI. in a RAII.jKO.Mt.
1572 tiales enllon, ss bales domestics, 60 lihls
naval stores, 1 ear sloek. To Railroad Agent. W
K Ryan, (iraeser A Smith, Willis A Cillsollil, Klrk
patrlck A Wille, Wardlaw A Carew, Itiiveuel A
c.o, Tiiiirslon tc Holmes. Mowrv A co, I'el/.er, Rod
ger, Ss eo. (I II Waller A CO, G W Williams A ra,
w w Smith, Frost a- Adger, w c Courtney A eo,
It Mure ,V eo. Otigheim, Herring A co. Watson ,t
Hill, faillies A- eo, Tall A liowlaiul, and others.
northkaktkhn RAILROAD.
150 hales enllon. :i.?.s hugs col ton seed, ki-jts
spikes, nuise, Ac. To McDowilll .t C, Reeder A
Havies, I'elzer, ItiMlgers A eo, .1 1) Alken A- CO, W
K Ryan, F U Archer, (i W Williams A em, Itnvencl
?V en, Frosi A Adger, Ingralimn A Son, A .1 Sali
nas, f! ll Wall or ,V co. Graeser A Smith, Caldwell
A Son, Hroillo .V eo, Klrkputrick A WHte, Mowr.v
A co, W Gumcy, ciaghorn. Herring A co, Mnuiotic
A eo, and Railroail Agent.
l'assoiigers.
Per steamship Charleston, rrom New Y'ork?
.III Goodrich, ItC Gllclirisl, wire, child and two
servants, Mrs Gllibes mid daughter, .1 Defonrtdc,
.1 McEllaruey, U W Malier, Miss Anna llminmn.
Rev J II Campbell, Miss Mary Campbell, Miss
Lizzie Campbell, C Fl'anknin, Il F linger, Miss E
M linger, Miss L linger, J W Spragne, Mrs Terry
and daughter, G W Kclehum and wife, A Gordon,
Miss J Ketcliuin, J Newman, Mrs 1) N Albert, Miss
Hontem, Major Ogelhy, USA. W Ogelbv, Mrs John
Keniflek, M Mct'rnnery, J R Hurneit, M McKnainy,
E Hrock, J O'Neill and son, J Shields, and 7 in the
steerage.
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moon's 1'iiahks.
New Moon, 5th, 0 hours, 0 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 12th, 4 hours, 42 minutes, morning.
Full Moon, 2Uth, S hours, 37 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 28th, 3 hours. 14 minutes, morning.
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M A KINK NEWS.
C II A R L K S T 0 N , 0 0 T 0 H K It 3 0,
, ARRIVED VESTERDAY.
Steamship UhariOHton, llerry, New York?lefl ?
lnsi. Milse. To J Adger A co, Andrews k Salvo.
.1 E Adger k eo, T M Hrlsloll A eo, J I> Aiken A
co, F C Horner, E Hates A co, C 1) llrahc k co, J
Chadwick, llrown A Holmes, W H Chafee k co, G
S Cook, L'Inclus k Witte, Cameron, Harklcy A co,
R A- A I' Caldwell, J Coiiimlns, Howie A Mo?se, l>
F Fleming A eo, J S Fairly A co, Frost A Adger, H
Orattan, C fioldsteiii, AS Goodwin, C Cravelev, N
A Hunt, Hart A co, ,1 II Hillen, Holmes A Cahier,
Johnston, Crews A co. Klinck, Wickenlicrg A eo,
FE Knee, Kinsman Ilms, II Klattc A en, Lnurey
A Alexander, Leiignlck A- Sell, Muutnuc ,V eo. J 0
Milnor k co, Mc.Loy A Rice, II Meyer, S II Mar
shall, D O'Neill A Son, J C OJcinnnn, H O'Neill, C P
l'oppenlieiin, J A Qunckciihuslt, 1) Paul A eo, .1 It
Read A eo, Strauss A Vance, S C Railroad Agent,
E H Stoddard A eo, si nil, Webb A co, W Shepherd
A eo, I, Schnell A co. Southern Express Company,
I" Teeklenherg, W Vlnre, Wnlker, Evans A Cogs
well, J II Williams, Werner A H?cker, G W WM
Hains A co, Wngencr A ?jonsecs, and W J Yntcs.
Sehr Charlotte, Peterson, Raek River. 336u
bushels rough rice. To Cohen, lliinekel A eo.
Sehr Ann S Deas, Garballle, West Point Mill.
120 bhls rice. To W C Hoc A co.
KSr.hr Charles, Subistoii, Combnhce. 2000 bush
els rough rice. To W C Ree A co.
Sehr Emma, Mag rath, Comlrahce. 21G0 bushels
rough rice. To WC lice A co.
Sloop Fenian, Jones, Wllltown. 1200 bushels
rough rice. To Rnveiiel A co.
Sloop Ellen, Gradlck, Cooper River. 1000 bush
els rough rice, 1 bale cotton. To W 0 lice A co,
nui Roper A Sionev.
Sloop Amelia Roberts, Ashepuo. 1377 bushels
rough rice, n bales sea Island cotton. To G II
Hoppock, and W C Ree A co.
?Sloop Waterfall. l'on l'on. 302 bushels rough
rlrc. To Cohen. Ilanekel A 00.
ptSl?op Matlli!-. Pon l'on. 810 bushels rough
rice. To Rnvenel A eo.
Hoat from Jnmes Island. I bag sea Island cot
ton. To W A Hoyle.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Promi-thciis, Gray, Philadelphia?J A
T Getty.
Hrlg II 0 nrooks, Hrlggs, Philadelphia via St
Mary's?J A Enslow A co.
Sehr Emma Wadsworth, Mclntyrc, Roston?
J A Enslow A CO.
Sehr Carrio Holmes, Holme?, Wilmington, N 0
-Itisley k Crclghton.
Ilrlir Mary B Bona, ? Belli, Gcorctown, B C?Il
K linker A eo.
Sehr dcorgcltn Laurence, Robinson, Boulon via
Wilmington?W Roach k eu.
Sehr L O a Wlshart, Mason, Wilmington, n C?
W Koach k co.
IN TI1K OPITNO.
Ilritlsh bark OHwego (new), Roberts, St An
drews, N II?H Ua.vs. Hallasi. To II Cant.
SAILKU YESTERDAY.
Steamship Prometheus, Crav, I'hllailel|)hla.
lirig U V Williams. Thompson, Phiiaileiphin.
Urin Mary E Dana.O'Neill, Georgetown, SC.
Hehr Ceorgetta l.aarenee, Roblnsuu, Winning
ton, N C.
?B FOR THIS FORT,
ttritlsh ship Muscongus, droves, ut Liverpool,
October in.
Sehr Fawn, Kelly, at I'hllailetpbia, October Uli.
CLF.ARF.D TOR. THIS PORT.
Ilrlllsh brig Amphloii, I teas, at Providence, R
I, Oc(ober 2.r>;
BAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Sea dull, Dutton, from liait Imore,
October US, P M.
Sehr Ralph Catieton, Curtis, from Rockport, Me,
October 23.
RT TII.RdRAPH.
Savannah, October 20.?Arrived, ships Besam
Crosby, New Haven : Mayflower, Cardiff; barks .1
II Armstrong, Gloucester; Mala Frank, lluotios
Ayres; brig Robert llillou. New York. Cleared,
steamship Zodiac, New Y ork.
MEMORANDA.
Tho ship David Brown, Nichols, from London
for Charleston, via Newport, arrived at Cowes
October If).
The bark Minnie Robertson, Robertson, from
Charleston for Liverpool, was spoken September
IS, lut 38, Ion 72.
The sehr Mary Ollchrlst. for Ceorgetown, SC,
cleared at BelfUSt, Me, October 23.
LIST OF VESSELS
DP, OLRARRD AND SAILED EOK this port.
F O R K 1 O n .
LONDON.
Ship Bavhl llrowu, Nichols, cleared.Oct C
liverpool.
Steamship Marmora,-, to sail.Oct 30
Steamship Adalla.-. to sail.Nov 20
ltrltlsh ship Muscongus, droves, up.Oct HI
Ship Oorllla, Say, cleared.A Kept 23
Norwegian bark Skjohl, Alhreclitsen, np..Sopl 2S
Hrhark Yumiirl, Citwllu, up.Oct U
ltrltlsh bark Arbitrator, Irwin, sailed.Oct U
The Apoll?, JorgeiiscN, up.Sept 22
Hie Clara, Nichols, up.Sept 20
The iloiiiborsiind. Ncllson, sailed.Oct 2
llrlg Cecilia, Hestrup, cleared.Sept 30
YAVHOVT1I, N S.
Ilritlsh bnrk Marv Kellam, Ruder, salted...Oct 21
DOMESTIC.
boston.
Itrlg .losio A Devereaux, Clark, cleared_Ort IS
Sehr Anna B Ulover, Perry, up.Oct lb
BOOTHRAY.
Sehr HatUc Lewis,-, sailed.Oct C
PORTLAND, hk.
Steamer Starlight, llsley, cleareil.Oct 20
Scbr Marcus Hunter, Orr, cleared.Out 21
ROCK PORT, hk.
Sehr Ralph Carluton, Curds, sailed.Oel 23
PUOVIIIKNCR, R I.
ltrltlsh brig Amphios. Heas. cleared.Del 2d
KKW VORS.
Sehr Lilly, Hughes, up.Ort 21
Sehr Mafgarcl A Lucy, Crosby, up.Oct 23
PHILADELPHIA.
Sehr Clengary, Tales, cleared.Oct 21
Sehr M A lioii, lioit, cleared.Oct 23
Sclir Sarah Btalier, Carlisle, cleared.oct 24
Sehr Fawn, Kelly, up.Oct 20
BALTIMUKR.
Steamship Sea dull. Button, sailed.Od 28
Railvonos.
gOUTU CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL Slll't'HIKTKNRKNT'S OFFICE, 1
ClIAHLKSTON, S. ('..Sept. IS, 1800. {
On and after Thursday, September in. the Pas
senger Trains on lite South Carolina Railroad will
run as follows:
for auuusta.
Leave Charleston.s.:to A. M
Arrive ai Augusta.4.4fi P. M.
Connection with trains for Montgomery, Mem
phis, Nashville ami New Orleans, via Montgomery
ami Brand Juucthm.
Kit! COLUtiniA.
Leave Cluirlestnn.H.30 A. M.
Arrive ul Culumbia.4.40 p. M.
innuecdiig with Wllmlnglon and Manchester
Railroad, and Cuimleii train.
KOIl CIIARLBUTOH.
I.esive Augusta. .S.oo A. M.
Arrivent Charleston.4.oo p. M.
Leave Columbia.7.4.'. A. M.
Arrivent Charleston.4.00 P. M.
AUlil'STA KHIIIT EXPRES*.
(Siiiulays excepted.)
Leave cbarlesion.7.30 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.0.10 A. M.
MHieclinu with trains fur Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans, via Grand Juuciiou.
Leave Augusta.4.10 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M.
coli ui1ia siuht express.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston.0.05 p. M.
Arrive at Columbia.4.46 A. M.
Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville
and Columbia Ruilroad, and on Mondays. Wednes
days and Fridays with Charlotte and South Caro
lina Railroad.
lautre Columbia.s..r>o p. m.
Arrive at Charleston.6.30 A. M.
si'MMKHVll.l.k TRAIN.
Leave Charleston.4.06 P. M.
Arrive al BtimntcrvlllC.5.30 P. M.
.cave Summerville.7.1U A. M.
Arrive al Charleston.8.26 A. M.
camiirn rraxch.
Camden and t.'oluiiihia Passenger Trains on
Mondays, Wednesdays ami Saturdays, ami be
tween Camden and Klngvllle daily, (Sundays ex
cepted.) connects with up aud down Day Pas
sengers at Klngvllle.
Leave CamilOU.0.35 A. M.
Arrive al Columbia.11.00 A. M.
Leave Columbia.1.45 P. M.
Arrive at Camden.O.uo P. M.
(Signed) II. T. PEA KB,
sent 10 douerai Superintendent.
iHacljiiicrri, (Eastings, &t.
rEETING STREET FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW KDRNLSIIINO TUR IM
PROVES
McCarthy cotton gin,
STEAM ENGINES AND IIOlLERS,
Of various sizes, on hand.
Improved Vertical and Horizontal Corn Mills,
Sugar .MinSugar Mills, Sugar Bollors and
Pans, of all nixes.
Horse-Powers and Oln Gearing, from 6 to lc feet
in diameter.
Improved Lever Cotton Presses, for Hand, Power,
Saw and Bice Mills.
Machinery and Castings of an descriptions made
te order.
Particular attention paid to Bouse Fronts and
Castings for Buildings, Gratings, Cistern Covers,
Sash Weights, Ac., Ac.
WILLIAM S. IIENERKY,
machinist and founder,
No. 314 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, H. 0.
ang4 raws
w
(Cotton ics.
AILE Y COTTON TIE
A FULL SUPPLY OF THIS TIE WILL BE KEPT
BY UH DUBINO TUB SEASON.
The steadily Increasing demand for
THE W AI LEY TIE,
Is the best proof of its superiority o?er any other
Patent.
For sale by
STREET BROTHERS A CO/
septo
T> E T E U T O T A N S,
TURNER AND DEALER TN IVORY
and manupactukeu op
BILLIARD BALLS AND OUES,
And importer of Billiard Cloth, Ones, Lettor
Chalk, and inward Merchandise In general.
NO. 80 fulton STHBET, new you*.
m?y7 somos
F
Shipping.
Oli PHILADELPHIA AND~]J()S?ON.
INFIIIIANOB ONE-HALF PUB crjrr.
The steamship j. W. KVERMAN. ?P^^Pifrf*-,,
.1. N. Hltiekloy, Will h ave Nurlll A il;iti
lie Wharf ou Tiiuksiiav, 41 h November, al ?
o'clock.
For lu iL'Iii engagements apply to
JOHN A i'HEO. GETTY,
oclSfl North Atlantic Wharf.
Yp O It Ii I V R It V 0 O L.
CHARLESTON ANU LIVERPOOL STEAMSUIP
LINE.
The AI Iron Screw Steamer DARn?N\,^fA?""*>.
1172 ions,-Musicr. Ik expected toSMMiK
arrive on or about the 2Mb Instant from Liverpool
direct, ami will sail ;u';iin for sahl iiorl with ills
patch.
For Pr?tent or Passage, having comforlaliteao
com modal Ions fora limited uumiM'r or canto pas
sengers, apply to KOHEKT MUltK A co.,
ociu stiitli lluycn'M Wharf.
F
^ A S T F II K I G 11 T LIN E
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND
TUB CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
The .steamship "FAIAJON," lf~nr~y_J*Jjr>i
Commander, will sail fur llalllmuni onSS?tfiMaai
Saturday*, October 30lh. at I o'clock PTM. from
Pier No. I, Union Wharves.
?erlnsiiraiico liy the Steamers of this line i;
per cent, lo llalliuiore anil Philadelphia. To llos
tou \. I'bllailelplila Freights rorwarded to Unit
city by railroad rrom Baltimore wiihout addl
lional expense for Insurance.
U?- Through Hills Lading pi von to run.A in,
PHI A. BOSTON ami IheClTIKS OF THE NORTH
WEST.
For Freight engagements or l*ns*agr, apply to
COUHTBNAV A THEN HOLM,
oct'27 wthsrt Union Wharves.
Tp O R N E~ W Y OR K.
REGULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY.
P A S S A G E $20.
The Steamship MINNKTONKA, <:ap-^r-)pG4j.
linn Carpenter, will leave VmidcfrjHliBBflS
burst's Wharf ou TltUKSIiAY, 4lu November,
ISO!), at ? o'clock.
' oct2ti_BAVENBL .% CO., Agents.
OR N E W Y O II K
F
The side-wheel steamship CHAMPION, ?
B.W. Loekwood Cotnmunder, ?rill It4l5aw_.
dispatched for the above port on SATURDAY", the
30th Instant, at 2 o'clock P. M. precisuly.
For Freight or Passage apply lo
00127 4_JAMES AUGER A CO.. Agents.
g T S A ? TO BOSTON.
We are prepared to give Through ^^.Vft?.
Bills of Lading for Cotton, to BotWontjSjtyffifg
via Seini-Munllilv Line Boston nnd Savannali
Steamships, ami Steamers DICTATOR, CITY
point and PILOT boy, at liberal rates. Plrat
Steamer leaves Savannah on HielMlh instant.
net 18 J. D. AIK EN A CO.
mRAVELLBRS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA
and AIKKN,
And other places, should lay In their
supplies of Clarets, Champagnes, Cor-._
dials. Brandies, WblskicH Wines, Canned Soups
und Meals. Aincrlcau and Eugllsh Itlscuils, He- |
villed Ham. Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking 1
Totiacco und Iniporled Segars.
WM. S. CORWIN A CO..
No. 2?& King street, opposite Hasel,
Charleston, s. C.
Branch of No. fioo Broadway, comer SOth street,
New York. sept2S limos
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPYS
TIIHOUIill LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamers of the above line leave Pier jfT-JSiBp.
No. 42. North River, loot of Canal street.Zzi?kki?
New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of Hie 1st, Util and
21st ot every mouth (except when these dates lull
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.)
Departure or 1st and 21st connect at Panama
with si earners for Sou i h Paelilcaud Central Amer
ican ports. Those of 1st touch at Mniixunillo.
Departure of nth or each immiii connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia ami
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco Tor
China and Japan October 4, I sun.
NiiCitllfoiiiutHtenmers lunch at Havana, but go
direct from New Y'ork to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For PassiiL'e Tickets or further Information ap
ply at Hie COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, fuot or Canul-slrcel. North Hiver, New
York. F. it. BABY, Agent.
march 12 lyr
VOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF AND INTER
MEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAN
TEE RIVER.
The Steamer MARION, captain _ %TT^i^
Alexander Robertson, is now recel v- PSB^ftsSSLa
log Freigtii ut Accommodation Wharf, aud will
leave oil Saturdav Nicht, the 301 h Instant.
Freight must be prepaid.
For engagements, apply at
THE OFFICE OF THE AGENCY',
oet-.'s 3 Accommodation WharL
1'
ri O R F L O R I O A
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACK
SONVILLE.
On and after the 23d of October _ rW^tt,
the steamer CITY POINT, Captain ?^SStjSSlm
George E. McMillan, will sail from"" tmurlcston
every Satuhday Evksisii, at r o'clock.
Returning, the CITY POINT will leave Savannah
every Thursday Mormimi, nt si o'clock, connect
ing with Central Itullroad at Savannah for Mobile
und New Orleans, anil with the Florida Railroad
at Feruandlna Tor Cedar Keys, m which point
steamers conueel with New Orleans, Mobile, I'eu
sacolu, Key West and Havana.
Through mils or Lading given for cotton per Sa
vannah line or steamers to Boston.
Through Bills or Lading given fur goods to Mo
bile, Peusaeola aud New Orleans.
J. D. Al KEN A CO., Agents,
octia South Atlantic Wharf.
OR SAVANNAH VLy. BEAUFORT.
F
i ne hihi neaioei "rn.wi mil," _ -~i
Captain Fenn Peck, will leave Mld-j^i^_
die Atlantic Wharf ror above points every Vu U its
iia y MOKNlNti, at 8 o'clock, until further notice.
Returning, will leave Savannah Saturday
MonsiNu, at 7 o'clock. ,
octt)_J. D. A1KEN U CO.
OR BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE.
EDISTO AND CIILSOLM'S LANDING.
F
Tito rast steamer '-PILOT BOY," _ Tfr**^k,
Captain Fenn Peck, will leave. HId? JaBsiannisfi
die ai laut le Wharf for above points every Mosoa v
Moknisii. at 8 o'clock, uniII further notice.
Returning, will leave Benufort every Tuesday
MOKNINO at o o'clock, and EdiHto 2 o'clock P. M.
ocl?_J. I). A IK EN A CO., Agcnta.
Q II ANGE OF SCHEDULE.
FOR PALATKA FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON
VILLE.
Tho Elegant nml First-class _ ^TP^?^
Steamer DICTATOR, Captain W. T.Ji^yiESG
McNcliy, will Hail rrom Chariest' i every TUBS
day Evkninu, at 8 o'clock, for thr ill ove points.
Returning, the Steamer wir ' ' c Savunuah
Sunday Moiinino, al y o'clock
Connee.tlng with the Central !l road at Savan
nah for Mobile and New Orleans, and with tue
Florida Railroad at Fcrnaiidlun ror Cedar Keys,
at which point steamers connect with New Or
leans, Mobile, Pcnxacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading signed tu New Orleans ami
Mobile.
All freight payable on tho wharf,
floods not removed nt sunset will be stored at
risk and expense of owners.
J. D. AIKKN A CO., Agents,
Of M_South Atlantic Wharf.
J T. HUMPHREYS,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
SALE? OF REAL ESTATE. STOCKS. RONDS,
SECURITIES AND PERSONAL PRO
PERTY ATTENDED TO.
No. 2T n R O a d STREET,
Charleston, S. 0.
Rrperrncrs.?non. HENRY BUIftT. YV. J. MA
G RATH, Esq., General JAMES CONNER, T. R.
WA RING. Esq. 0Ct4
A
C . KAUFMAN
BROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT,
No. 3 Rkoa,dSthket,
Charleston, S. 0.
Prompt attention given to the pnrchnso nnd
sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Bonds, Bank Bills,
Ac, Ac. scjitis wfm2moscs
Snipping.
rjTt O S A IL ON T U E S I) A Y .
FOR KKW YORK?}JKHCItANTS' I,INK.
Tin.- Regular Packet Schooner h. N. haw- sit
KINS, Wyutt Master, having nil her iM'avvSftSSt
freight Oll board, wtuils IM) to ZOO ImtCH Cottoi?,
ami luMii freight to lill up. ami leave us above.
ocl.io WILLIAM ROACH A CO.
ANTED, Til It BE TO FOUR HUN
DRED BALKS COTTON TO COM
PLKTK CARCO.
FOR LIVKRPOOL II IRK CT.
British Bark JKROMK JOKES, sr *
itiT. wants the nhovc to coiu-jyMR
Tim now
Crosby mantel
ptctnengagements. Applv lo
ocpjo a WILLIAM ROACH A- CO.
J1 ? l? d I V E R V O O L .
Tim Ai American Ship KLLKN SOUTH. JOtk
Altll, Morse Master, having part of onr-SSJS1.
go engaged, will in- dispatched tor Hm above port.
For Freight engagements, apply to
WILLIS A CHISOI.M,
octal Uislulmo Norlli Atlantic Wliurr.
O It L 1 V E It I? (JO L .
Tho fine llrltlsli Hark DAI.KKITH, Lang,
win Master, Is now rcaily lu receive Freight S33S,
lor Hie above port, ami ' as a portion of her cargo
engaged ami going on boanl.
For Freigut engagements apply to
ROUT. MURK A CO.,
_ort2n_ lloyee'a Wharf.
"Cl O It LIVERPOOL.
The American Hark ANNIK KIMItALL,
Stlnson Master, 200U bales capacity, hnsSsSt
considerable cargo cmraged and now going
on board, and will be dispatched Tor llicuhovc
port.
For Freight engagements, applv to
OCI21 STKKKT IIROTHKKS A CO.
Drnga, Cljcuucalo, ?-c.
F . P A N K N I N
APOTHECARY AND CHEMIST,
No. 133 MKKTIXU STRUKT, CHARLESTON, S. C.
The advertiser begs to call attention to bis stock
of the beat imported ami domestic
CHEMICALS, DRUGS AND PATENT MED
ICINES.
Upon tho DISPENSING DEPARTMENT or his
business he bestows the utmost personal care and
attention, and guarantees the purity or the medi
cines used in compounding.
P R E S C R I P T I O N S
Prepared carefully at all hours or the day and
night.
Special Agency ror the sale of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Manufactured by
Meaaara. GEORGE T I E MANN A C O..
OF M It W Y our..
nia stock of
UAIR, TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSUKS, PERFU
MERIES, Ac,
Is large aud well selected.
AOBKCT lOK TI1K SA 1.1". ok TUE CKt.KMlTKD
ROC K B RI DO E ALUM SPRING WATER,
A supply or which is always on hand.
Mnnurncturor of
PAN K' N 1 N 1 S
HEPATIC BITTERS,
Which have established for themselves n reputa
tion surpassed by noue.
Through constant effort and attention he hopes
lo merit a continuance of the public patronage
which has hitherto been extended to him.
reblO tiithslyr
B
E CAR E V U
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.
When you arc exhausted by overwork of head
or band, and feel the need of something Invigorat
ing, don't drink whiskey or any intoxlcutlng
Hung, whether under the name or liiiiers or other
wise. Such articles give Just as much /strength
to your weary hotly and mind ua the whip gives
to the Jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stim
ulants are Injurious to nerve health, and arc al
ways followed by depressing reaction.
DODD'S NERVINE AND INYIGORATOR
Is n Tonic and gentlc'siimulnnt, which Is not at
tended by reaction." What It gains lor you It
maintains. When II refreshes body or mttirl, It
relreshes with natural strength that COb'.PS to
stay. We arc not recommending tcctotnlLsm In
the Interest of any faction; but long and extend
ed observation teaches us that he who resorts lo
the bottle for rest or rcr.npi ration, will Und, as he
keeps at It, that he Is kindling a lire in his bones
which will consume like Hic names of perdition.
Turn from It. 7jke a tonic. Hint will refresh and
notdestEoy. DODD'S NERVINE Is for sale by nil
DruggL^L Price Oue dollar. Sec book of certl
ilcutcs^^ucc'<tiipanlcs euch buttle.
June'iO "Wje?^
J V . B A R D I N,
COMMISSION MERCHANT'
Marshall's Wharf, Charleston, a. u.
Prompt attention given to the sale of Cotton,
Rice u:id Naval Stores, and Country Produce gen
erally. _nets lino
Q.inB E S & BARN W E L L,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SAVANNAn, Ca.
Advances msdo on Consignments of Cotton,
Rice, Ac, to Foreign und Domestic murkois.
A lmm S. (linuKs. Arth un Daun well.
oclO fmwlino__
A^ F. 0 II E V R E U X,
SCULPTOR AND ARCHITECT,
MARULK WORKS,
Corner Meeting street, and Rorlbeck's Alloy,
Charleston, S. C.
Plans made to order and work executed promptly.
Julyl teutonics
B
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