Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR Thc Hoi m < Case-Modest Dcmnnil or Mr. Higgin - Stales nights mut th United States Troops-Thc Election . prKCIAl, TBLBOIIAM TO TUB XBWS. WASHINGTON, November l. Tlic evidence in Hie Hornet cane, forwarded herc, allowa a clear intention to violate Hie non trnllty laws. Tlic Cuban Junta say that they did not appoint Captain Higgins, and that Uley have evidence of his treachery. Captain Higgins telegraphed to Secretary Rout well that His surrender was mode to the United States navy, and demands to know why thc United states Marshal has dismantled his ves sel and removed her ammunition. No replies have been or will be made lo these Inquiries. Thc Attorncy-ticncrnl has pronounced it i.legal to Bend troops into States fully restored to thc Uulon for thc purpose of enforcing thc laws. Tho Secretary of thc Treasury ami the President aro conferring as to whnt steps they will take when thc government officers report that they cannot Puforcc the revenue laws without troops. Tito New York politicians generally telegraph that the Democrats will carry to-morrow's elec tion. (PROM Tltli ASSOCIATED rttKSS.J WASHINGTON, Novemberl. Secretary Dclknop is installed. Thc hints regarding tho annual reports are un reliable. lt seems certain, however, that lloul well and Delano will oppose any chango in taxes There are questions of veracity between thc Paraguayan Minister, McMahon and the mem bers of thc Argentine Legation hero. Thc Committee of thc Louisville Convention " will hold nu interview with the President on Wednesday. n . ; 5 to-day over ono million dollars. i wt or thc Pacific Railroad Commission* i) mt lt will lake over $.100,000 to completo < . Pacific Railroad. They report that thc ?otb roads uro working in good faith. IM t'ORT A NX DECISION. :n tidily or Cour/edcrutc Oltllgn tio ns. WASHINGTON, November 1. ailed Stales Supreme Court to-day, lu Thorrington vs. Smyth and Hartley, uno, the doclslou of thc court bel- w wt . cd and tho cause remanded lor a trWr rial i appeal was upon a bill lu equity Tor ile. 'i.' . .mean of a vendor's dion. Smyth ami ila: ile urchnscd Thorrington's Innd and gave nf raino iry note for part payment. The transac rJ0:> oe i red In 18 . Without notifying clrctnu . Micea dorrington wonhl bc entitled toa de cree ro nc amount and interest. The defence ploadct hat only Confederate notes were current ; ."ihr.: . ind was worth only %3000In renl money; hal : i onlrnct price was {15,000, $: >,iioowhero oi wu .tmilly paid In Confederate notes, and Ibo mile 1 ir thc remaining $10,000 was tobe dis cii ireu in tho samo manner, and it was claimed on Um si .tc or Tacts that thc vendor was entitled .i 'f In Hie United Stales Court. This was iu.si.1 . by tho csurt below and Hie case dismiss, ed, Il.o quo-1ions bcroro thc Supremo Court, ; np- :i eal, uro: First. Cana contract for thc Ti 1 it of Confed ralo notes, mude during the lat* rebellion, between parties residing within rho u called Confederate States, bc enforced ... ali i'. thc courts or thc United States? Second. , ci : evidence be received to prove that a promise exp rosed to bc for thc payment or dollars was lu net rur thc payment or any other than the law : iii dollars ot the United StatesT Third. Docs thc . bride v c in the record establish the ract that thc fi te foi uni thousand dollars was to bc paid by .tremont of thc parties in Confederate notes* Vp* llrst question ls answered attlrmutivcly. Thc second viestlon is answered attlrmativcly with thc following remarks: "We arc clearly of opin ion that inch evidence must be received in re spect to snell contract, in order that justice i may lu done between thc parties, and Hint I Hie par y entitled lo bc paid in these Con fed-., atc dollars can only receive their actual yaluo at il ie time and place of the eoutrncl in lawfi 1 oney of thc United States." On thc third nil -Hon thc court says: "Wc do not think u necessary to go Into a dciuilcd examination of thc evidence tn thc record, u is enough to say thai ll lit', i left us, with doubt in our minds, thal the note for tea thousand dollars, to ouforct! pay ment ol irhtch suit was brought in the circuit Court, was to be paid by agreement of thc par ties in Confederate notes." This decision gives validity to obligations within the t oii 'i leracy, computing dollars al ibo value vu t on erato notes at Hie lime the obligation ir;i' Im rred. Clio - iremo Court also decides Hint Issues of Tenne .> stale bonds previous to Hie wnr aro good tel- :crs for Tennessee State taxes, and mau damm - Issued compelling county officers lo rc COt' t! 3 notes for sim licenses. lu lb.' i uso of Samuel II. Paul Vf. Virginia, In dicted for issuing lasuranco policies without Stal l's license, Hie Supremo Court aftlrmed the 1 decisions or the lower court, holding tlint corpo ration.- ure not citi/.ens within the meaning ol ' die constitution, and that issuing insurauce poll .c es-1" no part or commerce. w si'ARKS mon TU J: inities. Governor Walker, or Virginia, has designated . . einher 18 ns Thanksgiving Day. ? The committee which took in charge tho rc malus er the persons drowned in tho Stonewall atea mhoat disaster, report thal out of slxty-flvt bbdlcf anly those of thc colored steward and . nnld are recognized. MINUS IN SlARNWliLL. \ IllOJf (It'll OWN COnilRSrOXDBST.1 { RAKNWKLL, November 1. /."...' ivy nave been having a court at Black ville, mull bcllovo ll ls lo bo continued this , wool. .'othlng moro was dispatched Utah thc r"ii!., . .intuui of pell) larcenies. Ills Kxecl ' ne - 'luis furnished willi subjocls for Ute M , t i nf thc divine attribute, li ls gene i ! \ hopotland believed that tho noxl '.cgis t i nill soo lint wi ling they have ilono our 1 i i o hy I compelling Ihom lo attend court, , V ...;. <. ni edge ol'Ibis largo county, and will .county seat to Ibis piuco. An effort i undo to have u now county formed i on ion ol' this and Beaufort. Thc . \ lng nour the lino have Just caus for 'je tint j but thc return of tho courthouse \ ought to satisfy tho citizens of Barnwell; . li! .leauforl people uro W0Me ofT than inning, In onie cases, lo go seventy ti court. Between Blackville and Beau t . i . rr ono hundred Hilles, while lt ls but i o from I Ulick vi Ho lo Orahgcburg lt i-o. r grounds arc rapidly approaching i il, and every Hiing promises lo make niece ss. "Mino host" of tho Patter son ll is mung up and will ent rtala ns a. > fits ns ho cnn find room for, while; 'j s Us are preparing for wrc t ueiu of tym i ! . .. i . ....cm ol'the tut faro looking forward lo V /.^. , di December with niiticliiallons of rivoli limit Thc club have opened tho track to Di ul i, and lt is expected lo have several ppoitl ig gentlemen from a distance. Mca ?,.ir. i r on loot for waking up tho Barnwell i 'tel!io.id, and I do no think lt extravagant to v i .. . bat boforo long thc whistle of tho on J, a .viii b ) heard In our town. ANON. fe VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR bali's. In all; ami from lhere Milln, on tin* Savannah Uiver nun I, stunt' thirty Miles, lo Bercven's rice |ilniiiuilons, on which thirty tulles lhere were flourishing plantations, seven or eight bales ol' coll n will cover all that will be linnie Ibis year. Again, going east froui [lennis' cross roads to thc Eiihnw, passing one of the best sections in this State, il is no bellet, If ns goori, ns What I've tlcscribctl. The negro has become utterly insufficient as n laborer, ami, as a citizen, ;t perice! nuisance. There ls. perhaps, no place nt t bcH/lllll whore emigrants would bu more wanui welcotnctl, or where they could do belter lu i ie loujr run. The lumia un. iori ile, convenient!) market, und, for tho most p:tn, health*,'. Ti ?.>? nro in comparably superior to the sou NU nils. (binge for stock l's excellent, niul. ou till mit witter creeks, abiimlauce ol llsh lind oyst.-^i. Cotuni cannot be cultivated except with steady anti reliable labor. Our hinds have boon taxed from live to ton limes tis much as before the war. Por over 1 mouth after Ibo tax-gatherer missed hero liol a niau ir u simp coultl lie fourni who could chungo il $75 bank chook. The tax collector hud swop Hiv coun try ol'all tin' money, amt I um tobi ^aany could not pay al that. As iii the si cohere, ll would bonlinost in credible by Ilio^c who illil not rcnllso ii. Mttny have lull! lo break in their corn but ot' Hie Hehls, bet re it wm well matured, lo save U Hom theil, ami cotton ls stolon still worse. The negroes are in a large majority over the whites. They, Hie fermer, will elect Ibo mnjcls trates, and yon eau judge what chance we have io bring a thief io repentance through 1 lio law. The whites may be said IO have vir tually no rights; for n ritrlil without lite means of enforcing it, is a word without sense or meaning. Borne ot' ns nre looking to the nrrlvhl of the Celestials willi some hope, bul lear they will come loo lat..- for inosi ol' tis. lt serins to me thai t'ne Southern stuios could, with diversified Industry, reclulni Immense swamps- Missis sippi milt others-billi ! railroads, make canals, op rale fact orles. Ac., and in a low. years bo able lo support ami profitably employ twu-ihtrds of the whole population ol China. Tho vah o nf lands depends upon tito laboring population. The bibaring classes In China, I learn, live almost wholly on rice, onions und greens. All iiloug tho seaborn tl, and tor Illly miles oil', inure rici'can be marie per aero limn corn or small grain of illly oilier kind, mid jEJhono be fore throe years li soe it least Ibis section cul tivated by thc vegetarian Pigtail /uni tho ii unit omits b llalo. Thc first cati' live on the grain, ami the Intlor on the straw, grass, Ac., without expense. Two well broke Ulula loes, ploughed each halt' n day. will do ns tillich as u good lilllie. I've seen accounts thill lu paris ol' China they uro regular cannibals, probably mario from histories from travellers, mich tis thu vo racious Ferdinand Monde/. Pinto, 'or baron Munchausen, nml ibis of n peoput- among whom human lifo ls so sacred that a mun is executed If ho happens lo kin another by ac cident.. Hut, I say, ll' they ure cannibals, nml will comillie themselves td the nigger and th,' ruts ami other vermin, lot them go~nhoad. Would Uley do the country much hann in the lome run ?" Most ol' tho recent. accoltiltB con firm impartial history, tlsat they can live lu any climate, anti are the most steady, Ingeni ous und Industrious cultivators of ino soil in Ibo world. Let them como, wo say, not by tho thousands or hundreds of thousands-by the hundreds of millions. If they aro tarni liniuls and not lown ruts, ns Tyo-Ki'in Orr ends some of them, Ibu writer will give them one-half ur three-lout hs Of Ills lands, Mime fin ." ortivo thousand acres, If they will settle for lifo. No doubt hundreds of other proprietors \v7f/.l do the Biuno. Pass ll to China, Mr. NKWS, If you eau. A Suns tiuKn, i'I H80XA.Ljj OSSI P. -Mr. Uilolpho Wuftc left $100.000 to each of his throe daug'iiors. -Tho liri t ish Government allows K.!o> Theo dore's son 3000 n year. -Fechter, the tragedian, ls really to come to this country this winter. -A lucky clergyman lu New York took a {5000 wedding fee last week. -Liszt, pianist, composer nml priest, has bought a resilience near Pestb. -Sam Hildebrand's family have followed bim to parts unknown, mid Missouri ls peace. -Ex-Queen Isabella ls expected to bo pres ent at the opening of the (Ecumenical Council. -Von Heust has become unpopular for hob nobbing with the Hungarian und Bohemian aristocracy. -It is reported that Fisk, Jr.. said recently : .'If Vanderbilt lives two years longer, I'll bust the old cuss." -Tho Buffalo cobbler who sent (Inuit a i'JOO pair of boots, ami didn't get any olllce in re turn, takes Iiis revenge by advertising Illumed' tus Bootmaker Ur Ills Excellency. -Thc Sultan bas given 1000 toward lite re coil st niel i on of tho Church of Hie Saviour at Antigone, on tho Sea of Marmora, on thc ground thal his uncestor had destroyed tho church. -Senora Oveldo, ilic'hoiolno of tho famous diamond wedding In New York several years since, hos Just boen milking herself conspicu ous lu her home lil Cuba by refusing lo allow Spanish ofll crs lo search her house for ti sus pected fugitivo Cuban. -Since .Madame lotltixxl had Hie sang froid to witness Hie post-mortoni examination of thc Pantin victims, ti spiteful enemy ol'hot -has j expressed the opinion Huit "a woman who can walk down tho boulevards In n green silk, worked all over with yellow parrots, ls above all emotion timi public opinion." -Mr. Henry J. ltuyinond's son, who bas just completed lils college course at Yule, has en tered upon service ns a reporter for the New York Times, with the Intention of working up ward ns rapidly as possible. It was the ambi tion of his father that, young Raymond should succeed him as the editor ol' the Times. -In tho el eel io n of seuuloi' in Tennessee tho House ol Representatives waa, exact ly divided between Mr. Johnson and Mr. Cooper, mid the lader got his majority of four In tito Senate. Tho speakers ol' both branches voted for Mr. Johnson, md senator Cooper voled for him self. Tho Tennessee papers describe the scone of rejoicing when the defeat of Mr. Johnson was announced us being wild ami enthusiastic, -Allon and McCoolo are lu activo training for tho lint lo exhibition willoh ls In disgrace Hie City ol' st. Louis next month. McCoolc went into training al tho Abbey, ti few miles ont of St. [ Ollis, itbie.it six weeks ugo, and bas been working very hatti. When ho mel Allen lo compote tor ilslio honors, on tho loth of Juno l:ts|, ho was not In very line condition. Ile hail underrated bis man ami al the time sup posed ho would have n walk-over. In less than Alleen minutes tilter he bad stripped he found himself a badly whipped man. McCoolo lays his defeat to lils bad condition, und ls con sequently desirous of being ill light when ho again encounters the young English gladiator. Thu impression ls gaining ground that he is over-working himself, and thal lie will be too "finely drawn" lo make u good fight. Allen has taken to his work finely, and says Hint nt present he ls in belter condition I han ever be fore. Ho is confluent of his nullity to whip McCoolo, mid ls anxiously awaiting tho tlay chosen for the encounter. l o now weighs about I sn pounds, and will enter Hie ring nt between 170 nml 175. Allen slates thal this will bo lils last fight, no limiter whether ho wins or loses. -Punch declares that Mrs. Malaprop, who hus read that thu bishops attending the Pope's great council ut Rome uro to receive an allow ance ''varying between Os. 1. nui! iOs. a day," says that she now mulei -aland i why lt In called tho "economical" council. She is thankful lo think (Mrs. M. ls nu exemplary member of ibo Established Church.) that our bishops are bet ter paid, Unrrico. TKAXI.BK-ItYltl).-Oil Uto joni or Oct oder, ison. ilia Rev. s. .i<.H. Mr. i>. ll. TIIAXI.KU, formerly of Charleston, inn lute of Leesville,S. l\, to Miss JULIA I... s.nd daughter ol Dr. J. K. lu ni, of TliuiiionsvUlc, S. C. * BIIAFKKR-TKIIEAU.-On' Hie morning oflhc .Jilli Ins!., :it thc residence of Hie bride's ruttier, lu Kuiugluun County, Ucorgln, by the Kev. I., c. Tebvan, ORVII.LK T. SIIAFFBII, or charleston, s. c., io ANNA M.. youngest dangtiler of John ll. Teltenu, of savannah. No canin.' (Dlnlmivn. .r-o-THH RELATIVES AND Flt!KN'OS or thc laic Hr. JOHN HEB HOLMES are invited t<> uttciHl bia Funeral Services, ut st. Cliiireli, To-Monnow Uoitsrsvi, ht Inst., ut !'? o'clock. l|o\'J * Special Polices. NOTICE.-O O N SIGNE B S OF Schooner "GLENGARY," from Philadelphia, will take notice timi slicf ls Tina DAY discharging cargo >(i Palmetto Wliarr. AU gooda remaining on Hie wharf arter sunset will bu stored at ex pense uni risk of owner. J. A. ENSLOW .V CO., _ novl I_Agents. pfc" CONSIGNEES V ER STEAliSHir MANHATTAN arc noHUcd that alicia discharging cargo Tins DAY at Adgcr's Sutil ltwharf. I OOIIH uncalled for ut sunset, will romain on wharf ut owners' risk. JAMliS ADDER it CO., Agents.??] no ! l AO-NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-CON SICN'KKS I ter steamship MINNKTONKA ure herc tty noHUcd thai sim is Tina DAY discharging' cargo at Vaiiderliorat'a Wharf, (looda not re moved by sunset will remain on wharf at owner* risk; or, if stored, at expense and risk of con* sign es. ItAVEXEL A- CO., novl 3_Agenta. CONS IG NK Erf PER BRITISH steamship DAWKS are hereby notified that sahl steamship has been THIS DAY entered under Hie Klvc Day Aid. All goods not Permitted at Hie expiration or that lime win be sein to thc Govern ment Stores. KOUT. MORE & CO.. ocl'JS Acenls. ifcSTMANY YEARS AGO THE WRITER of this notice and an Invalid physician, while visit ing thc Island of St. Croix for their health, experi enced und witnessed many surprising and benefi cial erred s of Hierum Hiere produced upon many of the Invalids who were, like ourselves, seeking health, and upon inquiry and Investigation,obtain ed a rull history or Us medicinal virtues, ile was delighted und surprised, and determined to maka it the basis or it Tonie and Restorative Medicine. Thc result or his labors was u glorious success for himself lind sintering humanity. Thc celebra ted PLANTATION mTTBRS was thus made known io thc world. Uclug- un uiilcle of real merit, founded on new principles, und relying wholly upon Hie vegetable kingdom for its nie ' diemal effects, it worked a rapid revolution in the treatment uf physical debility. MAOSOI.IA WATEII-Superior lo Hie best import ed German Cologne, nud old at hair the price, novl un1.-.i ~' WIDELY KNOWN..'-IT IS GEN ERALLY supposed that thc Websters, Palmer stons, fiortschukoirs, Metternichs und Garibaldis or politics arcihc ineu or world-wide renown, and so they are where newspapers cireulnte, bul liol much bsyond. One or our friends Inlcly re turned rrom Chlua, amuses us with tho rori, tai ot ms journey miana for some distance, where the inquiry oftenest made when he became known ns an American, was whether he knew or had ever seen thc great chemist of his country. Dr. Ayer, that made the medicines. They usc his remedies-many or them have been'cured by them-and they speak .r him as ir he occupied thc whole or America or were at least Hie great feature of it. A mandarin who had been cured or a magUnuut ulcer on thc hip by his Sarsa parilla, seemed to consider lt our principle arti cle of export, and Its luveutor one or tho few men this country had ever produced worthy or ] thc attention or Chinamen.-A'eie york- .Veirs. beta i_ rs- TO THE PUBLIC.-GEORGE LIT TLE A- CO., No. 213 King street, ure offering Flue Ctuslmerc VESTS nt f-i und *2&o cacli,-wortU (4. octal) sun h imo . .'r r-'r TI 1E FLOUR MERCHANTS AND ALL INTERESTED.-OFFICE iNsfKCTon ni Fi.ot'K, NO. US KAST HAY, UUAULE8TON, October io.-Orders ror Inspection of Flour will be re ocived at this otllcc from this date, and be promptly attended to. C. N. AVERILL, od io_inspector ol Flour. EST TUG SHIVERING SEASON.-IT is impossible to suppose Ilia! any human being can consider an attack or Fever and Ague a light visitation. Aud yet thousands net as ii" such a calamity w as of no consequence, while thousands who are actually suffering from thc distressing complaint neglect to adopt thc certain means of cure, lt ought to be know n in every locality sub ject to this scourge, or which ls Infested willi re mittent fever, or any other pid mie produced by malaria, that II STETTER'S STOMACH ITTERS taken in advance or al thc commencement of Hie unhealthy season, will fortify the system against Hie atmospheric poison which generates Ht ese distempers. This admirable Invigorant-harm less, agreeable, and possessing rarer medicinal virtues ttum any oilier tonic at present known, will break up thc pnroxysms of intermittent or remittent rever In rroin rorty-clght boni s lo ten days. Such ls thc universal testimony rrom dis tricts where periodical fevers have been combat ted with this power.''d vegetable Chologogue. In a thievish neighborhood wise men bur their doors and windows, yet strange to say If Hie same neighborhood happens to bc pervaded by lerlul poison they seldom take thc trouble to put their hodlca in a state or defence against thc subilc enemy. Shivering victims endeavoring In vain to warm your blue hands over the Ore, or consum ing with tho rover Hint follows thc chill, remem ber thut HOSTKTTKIl'S HITTERS ls an absolute, Hfifetltl nuil infallible tfiecWc for your distressing malady._novl finie ~ p r A" CARD.-A. C L E RG Y XI AN, while residing in South America us n Missionary, discovered a aro mid simple remedy Tor the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of the Urinary ami Seminal Organs mid the whole train or disorders brought on by baneful und vicious habits. Orcat numbers hnve been cured by this noble remedy. Prompt ed by a desire to benefit thc mulcted ami unfortunate, l will scud thc recipe for preparing and using this medicine In a sealed envelope, to any one who needs ll, free of charge. Address JOSKlil T. INMAN, Station D, rn.le House, nd I amo**_New York eily. pSr BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS splendid Hair Dye Is the best in thc world; thc only true and period Dye: harmless, reliable, in atantnncoiis; no disappointment; no ridiculous Hills; remedies thc ill effects'of bud dyes; lu vig rales and leaves thc hair sort and bountiful black or brown. Sold by all Druggists end Per fumers; and properly applied at Hntchclor's Wig Factory, No. - Komi street, New York. may io 1 yr__ jeer-TIIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY? JACOB'S CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR RHOEA CORDIAL.-This article, so well known and highly prized throughout thc Southern Stutcs as a Sovereign Remedy ror tho above diseases, ls now offered to the whole country. lt ls invaluable to every lady, both married nnd tingle. No family can afford to be without lt, and uotic will to whom Us virtues arc known. For Hale by all Druggists and pto nc.-al dealers. How IF A MOISE octll SmosDAo General Agents. Stouco. Ranges, Src. TOVES AT WHOLESALE, THK UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS Ol' IIOH TON ft SHKPHKHD, 1IAVK RESUMED T1IB1K Tit A DR IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS, IN CONNECTION WITH TH KI lt UTI I Kit BUSI NESS, AND AHE NOW PREPARER TO SUPPLY OTHEIt DEALERS, FACTORS, M K KCl IA NTS ANO ALL THK CUSTOMERS OP THE OLD HOUSE WITH TIIK MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS OP COOKING STOVES, KA NO ICS AND HKAT1NU STOVES AT A VLOSE APPROXIMATION TO FOUNDRY PRICES, THE COOKING STIVES AND DANCES ARK SOLD WITH OK WITIIOI'T FUUNlTURi'.-SOMi; OF THEM AUK DESIGNED TO OPERATE Vtrril OCT THC AID OF CU I MK RVS IF NECESSARY-. AND ALL AUK GUARANTIED TO BAKE PROP KHLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED. THK KANO ES AUB UNUSUALLY LOW IN PRIOR-HAYE SIN UOILER OPENINOB AND DOUBLE OVENS, TilOCCU BUT A BINOLE Pl PK, AND NEED NO BUICK-WOUK TO BET TH KM UP. THE STOCK OF HEATINO STOVES EMBRACES CAST-IKON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON AIR TIGHTS, SIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, Ac. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICKS WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION. WM. SHEPHERD A CO., No. 24 n A Y N E STREET, _CHABLKSTON S. C.._ JAPANNED TIN-W A ll B AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD & GO., No. 24 IIAYNE STREET. g T A M T E D TIN-WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD .t CO. No. 24 IIAYNE STREET. F B HENCH RET1NNED IKON - WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD & CO., _No. 24 IIAYNE STBKF.T._ ELLEVILLE COPPER ROLLING MILLS. ACENTS IN CHARLESTON: WM. SHEPHERD & CO., No. 24 nAYNE STRKET. Sljirts ano -furuisljitig oobs. rpiIE PLACE TO BUY YOUR SHIRTS. ssssssssssssssss ssssssssssssssss ss ss ss ss ss ss SS THE SS ss ss SS STAR SS SS ss SS SHIRTS SS SS ss SS AND COLLARS, SS SS SS SS SS SS AT SCOTT'S EMPORIUM. SS SS SS SS SS SS AT SCOTT'S EMPORIUM. SS SS SS SS SS SS AT SCOTT'S EMPORIUM. SS SS ss ss ss SS MKN'S SS SS SS SS FURNISHING GOODS SS SS ss SS ANO SS SS SS SS UNDERWEAR. SS SS SS ss ss ssssssssssssssss ssssssssssssssss Don't forget thc pince, THE STAR SIGN, MEETING STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE MARKET HALL. OCtlg 1UU_ Q N E PRICE. THOMAS II . D L A C K WELL Is constantly receiving additions to bis Large Assortment of M E NS' FURNISHING GOODS. Ills intimate relations with Importing Houses at thc North enables him to sell tho Best Goods at less than New York priced. THE LATEST STYLES OK SCARFS. Tl KS, COLLARS, HOSIERY, HAND KERCHIEFS, UNDERWEAR, Ac. BAJOU'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. The Quaker City Fine Shirl, reo ly mude and to order. AU goods marked in PLAIN FIGURES, AND ONE PRICE TO ALL NO. 219 KING STREET, scpt22 fimos One door below Market. Xi- NOTICE.-NATIONAL . .'IiED MAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST .dl'ANY, CHARLESTON BBANOH, No. 74 Bl > \H STREET. Money deposited on or betoro November IOU) will draw Interest from November 1st. oet-iR 17_ M1"!!.'^ K'TTEU, Cashier. ^"ROSADALIS.-IT IS A SOURCE OF satisfaction to thc proprietors lo announce that this truly valuable medicino has so won tho pub lic favor by Its Intrinsic merit, that their predic tions of Hs success wherever introduced arc fully verified. Procure from your druggist a Rosadalts Almunnc for isoo. Incorporated itt lt will bc found a few of thc hundreds of certificates In pos session of Ibo proprietors, from persons whose characters for voracity arc unimpeachable. They arc bona/de, and arc In all respects thc opinions of those hy whom they are given; are not manu factured for tho purpose of deceiving a credulous public, but aro grateful acknowledgments of bene fits derived from a medicine which in mauy re spects, and for many diseases, Ls superior to any ever discovered. For sale hy GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO., im porters nf Drngs and Chemicals, Charleston, S. C. oci30 st ut ha pSS- WORDS OF CHEER - ON THE Errors of Yontta and tho Follies or Age, In rela tion to Marriage and Social Evils, with a helping hand for the erring and unfortunate. Sent In soalcd letter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. sept2j 3mos fl I*,AK. Cloiljing uno unttal)iitg ( oobo. (3 T B~ N I N (J! . FALL AND WINTER CLOTH INO, Ol' OUH OWN SELECTION ANO MANCFAC TUKEI) IN CHARLESTON BY OURSELVES, Which wc have determined to sell ai such prices a< cannot fail to satisfy Hie views of tho CLOSEST DEALERS, EITHER Til ROU H ORDER OH PERSONAL SELECTION, TO WIT : Fancy Tweel Cnsslmcres, (Hack and inuits). $ 7 so MU^, T-;,SSTLUCRU SM|L8. 1:J M Double . . Lwisted Casslracrc suits.... io oo Harrison's fi i . ., . . Cssslmcre Snits. 17 oo Funny CasSlmCTO s 1. 17 00 Black and White Silk ft. , "," ?ni sun-.. .. js yo Colored Scotch Cheviot Sulla . ou v> Gold Silk'MlXCd S ltS.:. 05 00 Black Cloth (Sack, Rants and Vests. ll 0 Black Doeskin Cassiiu ro Pants from.5 00 to 10 0 Colored Casslmcrc Tauts rrom.-1 50 to' a Colored Union Cassinicro Pants front.2 00 lo 4 00 Fine mack Cloth Vest. 3 to Fine Colored Cnsslincro Vests. 2 00 Waterproof Tweed Over Sacks. io 00 CLOTHING FOR ROYS AND YOUTHS FROM NINE TO TWENTY YEAHS OLD. THE GENUINE STAR BRAND SHIRT AGENCY. Lot 42 Star Shirt. ? 2 00 Lot 52 Star Shirt. 2 60 STAR BRAND COLLAR, ?2 60 PER DOZEN. COTTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, OUR OWN MAKE, at $1 26. MERINO SHIRTS FROM 15 cnn tn to I JO, A, - GOOD ARTICLE. CaU and sec us. Wc do not boast of haviug thc most expensive GOODS, but wc can boast of having the cheapest and best made CLOTHING in Charleston, and equal to Hie BEST CUSTOM WORK. TEIUIS CASU, or city acceptance. O. E & A. S. JOHNSON, octtl ltns'Jmon_No. 317 KINO STREET. Q L O T II I N G SELLING AT PRICES TO SI"IT Tlih TIMES. GEORGE LITTLE A- CO., No. 218 KINO STREET, Would respectfully call thc attention of the public to their largo und varied assortment of Mon's, Youths'and Roys* CLOTHING and FUR NISHING GOODS, which they arc offering nt prices that cannot bo competed with in tho city. Any one in need of the above mentioned anieles, will please give us a call before purchasing else where, and wc will guarantee to suit them in style* and prices. Remember our Fine Casaimcre VESTS selling at 2 50. GEORGE LITTLE & CO., No. 213 KINO STREET, Five doors below Market street. A innen 3oo s, ^c. V I S I TOR Once said If wc only knew where thc resident citizens tundo their purchases lhere wc should get well served. To such we oiler A DIRECTORY. Thc ladies who desire the latest styles of fash ionable Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or llrntds, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. Thc gent lemon who de.siro to bc presentable In Adonis attire, Tor Wigs, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. All who desire Hie best German Colognes. Go lo M. A A. ASHTON. For Diadem or Coronal Combs, all Go to M. A A. ASHTON. Those who require thc best Extra is, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or Combs, Go to M. JJ A. ASHTON. Of uecessity all who require a good Tooth Brush, Go to M. A A. ASHTON. For genuine Talc dc Venia, all must Go to M. A A. ASHTON. For Hah* Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all Go to M. A A. ASHTON. In fact, nil who require genuine goods from tho following bouses : Society Hygi nique, 1 .malley's, 1 . Rubin's, I Atkinson's, g Cowdray's, SlGosocll's, -a Fiver. * I Lowe A Sons, g Guerlain, 5 Yardley, >-5 Henry A Dunnrson, J Rowlands A Sons, t~ i lowland, J As also, Vents Goods lu their linc from every reputable manufacturer In thc Statos, Oo to M. A A. ASHTON, NO. 240 King st reel, novl Five doors from Market street. XXT ILLIS & CHISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS, Will attend to tho rurchase, Salo and Shlpmont (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) of COTTON, RICE, I.UMRBR and NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, 8. 0. K. WILLIS.I.A. lt. CUIH0U . 0Ct25