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TEEMS or rm: AL: . Tm: DAILY NUWS, by mall, one year $0; six mouths ja; three months (S; one munth M cents. Bervc<l in the elly nt KltTBBN CENTS a week, paya ble to Ute carriers or fi) a year, pahl bi advance nt thu ulttce. Tun TRI-WEHKI.V NKW *, ptibtishcil ou Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, one year $:;: six luoniiis |2j and :.u cents a mouth for any shorter period. BVBSUIIIITIONS in all cases payable ill advance, and no imper continued ncr Hie expiration of the .iine pnld Tor. ADVERTISEMENTS_Firsi Insertion tr. cents a line-, subsequent Insertions IO ceiits n linc. Spe cial Notices 15 cents a hue each insertion. Busi ness Notices .!.> cents a line each insertion. Mar riage and Funeral Notices Due Dollar each. Cuts and Electrotype Advertisements will be inserted on Hie Fourth POKO only. NOTICES of Wants,To Kent, Lost and Found, Boarding, Ac, not exceeding SO words, -J.", cents each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding :>o words, io cents each insertion: over 30 and not exceeding 40 words, so cents each Insertion. All announcements lo tic published at these rates must bu paid im- in advance. REMITTANCES should be miltie b.V POSlOlUCC Money Order or i>y Kxprcss. If thia cannot be done, protection against losses by mail may be secured by forwarding a draft oil Charleston pay able to the order of the proprietors of TUE NEWS, or by sending the money lu a registered letter. Address IttOItDAN, DAWSON ft CO., No. 140 Fast Bay, Charleston, s. c. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1800. To Our Friends in lite Country-Iii riucciiwiils to Kew Subscribers. We desire, (/? possible, lo ma/ce THE NEWS, which in already tell hunt exception the cheapest newspaper in the South, a regular visitor in every well reguiateit household in this and tia adjoining Slates. As un inducement to the lani ere to aubecrttie lo TUE NEWS before the expira tion of the present year, ire hare arranged With Mesara, walker, Kraus di Cogswell, the publish ers <if the IIUHAI. CAROLINIAN, to suppig thai new and superb agricultural magazine, together reith THE NEWS, to all uno subscribers, at (he follow ing vert/ loir rates: THE DAILY NEWSnnd the RURAL CAROLINIAN, one lear, for six dollars and.Ung cents. THE TUI-WREKLV NEWS ami the RURAL CARO LINIAN, one gear, for four dollars. Subscriptions to the two publications mag he sent either to the proprietors O/THK NEWS, or to the proprietors af the RURAL CAROLINIAN. Hut persons desiring lo avail themselves nf this oj)'er "must do so before Ihr Jlrst of January next, as the arrangement will not be extended beyond that period. trjsirs or TUE DAV. -Gold nt New York yesterday closed lirons nt 27*Ja27J.{. -Tin: New York colton market closed heavy. Sales 2010 bales ai 20'ic. -At Liverpool colton closed nt 12' 'd for Up land*, and 125 <l Tor Orleans. Sales 10,000 bales. -Total registration in New York, 143,171-a de crease of over SO,000 from lasl year. -Tuc Governors of eighteen states have desig nated November is us u day of thanksgiving. -The Duke of Genoa's prospects in connection with the Spanish throne continue io improve. -The weather in England is reported us very cold, BHd frost, lee and snow are abundant. -The Allied forces in Paraguay have again been put In motion to attack Lope/ at San Kstaul.-laus. -The report Hint Napoleon has suil'ered a re lapse Ls denied. Rumors of changes lu the French Cabinet ure revived. -The Spanish steamer Genera! Dulce was sold by the sherill' at ibu Philadelphia Mcrcbtiuts1 Ex change, on Thursday, for $J4,ooo. -It ls rumored In Lonibm that Russia has pro tested in a note lo Turkey against thc passage of armed Austrians through Turkish territory. -Thc Italian Govcriimcut reserves thc right to rejet I the decisions of thc lEeuincnlcal Council If opposed to the laws and thc spirit of the ago. -The paper lu""-' a fcotiio oir the const or ervi n iran, n jiffiing tho loss of the emigrant ship Weser, proves, on examination, to bea hoax. -Thc mission of thc French General Fleury to St. Petersburg, it is stated, is to induce Russia to untie with Ibo oilier Great Powers In a general disarmament. -Rolle lloyd, lalo of Virginia, and well known during the wer from her connect ion with tho Con federate secret service, hus leen sent lo Hie Cali fornia Insane Asylum. -Considerable cxcltemeui was created lu Parts Inst week, from ihe tact thal the production ufa drama, which bad plussed Ute Censor, bad been forbidden by Hie Piefcel of the Police. -Thc Spanish fiur.uclal deficit for Ibo current year amomiLt to tivc hundred and twenty mil lions of rea's. Thc estimates for the ensuing year shown surplus In favor of tho treasury. -Thc Paris charivari, under Hie tillo of "A New Version of the Paulin Murder,1' represents Prus sia killing another victim (Ita I II,) ami pulilna it In thc grave with Hie former (llanover, Sax ony, Ac.) -The lasi exploit of the Cuban insurgents lu the Central Department of thc Uland was th thrown freight train off a railroad tract;, recurc tho plunder, hum thc railroad bri ige. am! make on ail hon) loss. -Another woman's movement ison foot in Now York, Hie object of which ls the 'Htevcloptnont of economical education and moral Interests." The ladles connected with li disclaim any alliance With the Woman's Rights party. -Tho first regular Pullman palace train over the Pacilic Railroad ni rived nt San Francisco Fri day night, on Hine. Among thc passengers were two English noblemen, members of Parliament, who were delighted with thc trip. -Highwaymen slopped the Los Angelos, Cali fornia, stage, on Friday, near that elly, and rob bed Hie express ami passengers of birg'; amount. The mail, which contained several hundred thous and dollars in greenbacks, was untouched. -General Prim announced in the Spanish Cortes Saturday Hutt the government hoped soon to withdraw the decree establishing martini law, but Ilmtal pren.-.il Micha step would tic uund vlsabic on account of Hie number of consp ratela who sllll remained at large. -A horrible murder WOS committed near Purdy, In thc State of Tennessee, on Sunday morning last. Gliben Combs shot and killed h'.s brother Jacob, who wtis defending hts mot ur agalmt Gilbert. The affair grew om ol a distribu lou of properly left by their father. Hilbert was not ar rested it lust accounts. -Sixteen sailors or her Majesty's nhip Charyb dis, while at Victoria, went ashore with the launch, on Hut sollt of October, under command of a midshipman. Twelve or lin- men mutinied .uni ovot powered i lie miicer anti oilier four sailors, mid rowell io the pori of Dungeness, in Wash ington Territory, ind escaped, -A san Francisco telegram .-ays: "Koopmau selina i has returned. Ho will forward one hun dred Chinamen next week lo work on the Mem phis mid Kl Paso Railroad. He says there are 3000 Chinamen in thc State oui nf employment, and thal more ire returning lo China limb are, at present, coming here, owing to the approaching national holiday of Hie empire." - Tbc British bark Strathspey, from San Fran cisco, tammi for Queenstown, with wheat, en countered a cy. lone, was abandoned and went down on tho Sith or September. The crew suf fered severely tram exposure and hunger seven days ami nights, They were pinked up within twenty miles ot land by Hie French bark Surcouf, and have arrived nt San Francisco. -Prince Arthurdoes not h ive avery good ex ample set bim hy thc officers of tho Dominion, who now have the special duty of lionizing him. Sameoi tho Canadian papers speak very plainly as to tho condition in which ihe premier of the Domimnn has several times round himself during thc royal visit, which has rendered him unable to make usc of ibo ordinary means or locomotion. -A citD.cn nt Lansing, Michigan, has been en gaged In d< livering to a paper manufacturing linn In ltutfulo ;i largo nuiouul of wire grass cut \ from tho big marsh north of Lansing, rur which - he received I'Cr ton, delivered. Prom a series of experimente made n year ago. ho became satis- 1 dod that a tougher aud better, ns well asohoaiior. ' article of wrapping paper could bo made from S grass than from any material now In uso. i -Tho International, of Loudon, dales that the x Vi< eroy of Kg. pt bus concluded >uolher louu of :::..tioo.uoo francs, thai belia- forbiddi ii IheoHlclal Turkish Journal, ibo Tiinpiio, io enter Karp!, ami ' tba' bo has onus -.; me Sultan's letter, which was placarded lu public, t" be turned down. < n t o- | other hand lt mentions Hui: Ute Sultan does not j Intend taking active measured lo enforce lils sovereignty until after thc inauguration ceremo nies of Hie suez Canal. -Tho san francisco millet In or Hie 2*1 Ultimo, t states that a car I md <>r oysters, lon tons ni | amount, arrived In that city on the Jisi noni Hat limore. Tliey were shipped In n oar constructed for Hie purpose, und came through in eight days ' lu excellent condition. Tho entire oar load was 1 disposed of within twenty-four hours aller their arrival. Tho success of this experiment will, it ls believed, result In tho construction ol' moro oyster cars mid a regular overland bivalvo trade. -Wise mon are puzzling themselves lo account for tho fresh water which comes up through nu Iron tillie, sunk lift eon foe; through thc constant ly shifting sands ni cape Cod. rroiu sixteen to twenty feet from high water and no! more than throe feet above lt. The waler in this lube rises and bills regularly with the tide, yo! moro than UKI barrels have Leon pumped from lt nt ono Hmo, without Duding the slightest trace of saline matter, ll is of .-neb linc quality that vessels supply themselves for n sea voyage from this well. -At the recent meeting In Madrid, Spain, com posed of representatives of thedur rent political punies, rompi te disunion ls said to have exist ed. Cent ral Prim had to uso every effort lo pre vent ti rupture both on tho church ami king ques tions. The opposition ls now stated lo bc divided, but thc final selection of I he. Duke of (tenon for tho throne is regarded is probable. In the pre liminary meetings of parties muong tho Progress ists and Democrats, he received io; voles to two tor thc Duke or MontpOltSiOr. Among tho Colon ists nil but two deputies opposed him, willie among the monarchists in thc cortes it is said too out of 200 will support his Calm. Tin- Holihcr of lite Period. An order for throe thousand .biliar.- , in Sa vor of Mr. D. T. Corbin, approved I i Hugor Pillsbury, was presented for payment nt tho City Treasury yesterday. How t'.id.it got there? At thc meeting of thc City Council holli on Thursday Inst, Alderman Cunningham of fered a resolution Hutt Mr. Corbin be paul three thousttud dollars for bis professional services. The Mayor put thc question, but there was so much confusion in thc civic temple timi only live or six" Aldermen VOtotl. There were, however, four voles against, and two In favor of Alderman Cunningham's resolution. The yens timi nays were called for, timi then began thc exhibition of T il llugsgate rhetoric which elided in one Alder man firing thrice it another Alderman with n Coifs anny revolver. The vote by yens nnd nays was not taken, thc resolution wits not adopted; yoi Mayor Pillsbury, when "asked for information, refused to say what was Its exact position. Wo do not discuss now whether tho ser vicos of Mr. Corbin were wort li three thous and dollars, or whether tho elly should pay thc fees for services rendered to the Mayor and Aldermen hs private citizens. This has nothing to do with lin: present question, which is-whet her Mayor Pillsbury hus the right to empty thc City Treasury, when and how il sails liini ? A vole of Council would hitv relieved Mayor Pillsbury of til respon sibility. This he did not wait for. The claimant hungered for tho loaves rind ilshes, and tho gentle Mayor could not, or would not, resist bis honied pleading. Wc expect to be robbed, nod shall not be disappointed. T ul we did not look for so llagrant a violation of nil rules of reason, right and decency ns ls shown in this last freak of our eminently honorable Mayor. Well, what next? Iud tis! ria 1 Part in islnp.. The Karl of Derby, then Lord Stanley, iv nmrked the other day that co-operation was a "good thin:-;.'* ntitl he predicted "its sue "cess. Thun Luid .Stanley, no mah in England or Amoricn is moro worthy of in tention, nnd he praises co-opcratlon because ll ls numil ll nul ure Huit a man should like to feel that lie ls "a gainer by tiny extra In "dusrtry he may pul forth, ind that lie should "like to have some souse <>f proprietorship "In Hie shop or mill in which lin pusses his "days."' This is the whole question in u nutshell; but Lord Stanley was evidently speaking hoi of thc ordinary co-operative associations, but of what uro called indus trial imrtuerships. There uro two distinct objects which the workingmen, whether common laborers or skilled mechanics, ure striving to obtain. Tho one is protection, aiid the oilier is pro gress. Tim Trades Unions, in langland ht till events, give tho working men limpie pro tection against nrhitiiiry combinations oil tho part of employers, and ibis can be lind, and will lie had, without recourse to mea sures of violence like those which brought down upon Ihn Slielllold Snwgrindcrs thc deserved condemnation of the public. Natu rally nnd reasonably (ho workingman is n lover of fair play and equal rights. Tho h ue workingman will not consent to help in maiming or killing his mates because thej refuse to belong lo an nssocintion which is intended for their benefit. The black sheep may attempt to persuado tho non-union man by boating and wounding. The honest artisan will wall, knowing that self-interest must in Hmo brilia nil Hie workmen who aro worth having into wini is purely i protec tive an d dofeiub'e us.JOciaUou. In tingluiid the Trades Unions have grown so rapidly in numbers nnd importunen thal i mensuro for Unir recognition ns legal in corporal ions will undoubtedly receive Parliamentary sanc tion; und Lord Stanley, speaking in behalf of u conservatism ivldch is far from being pre possessed ju i heir favor, ls content lo recog nise (hem ns inevitable, and, on the whole, n satisfactory torin of popular combination. The cn-opcraHvo. movement represents wlu.t may bo termeil the aggressive, sido of modern labor, us opposed to Trades Unions the defensive side. Co-oporntion In this conni ry, in ils simples! shane, luis not been strikingly successful. Thu co-operators have been fiblo lo obtain provisions, for in stauro, of full weight mid good quality, at n fair market price; but tho direct profits have not been large. Nor could tiny ox!misi n of tho principio, in ils pr sent application, meet the great want of either employers or employed. The employers want to induce their workmen to Like un active and a por souitl interest in their occupation. As it stands, the good wor ni -ti does his work faithfully, mid receives bis well-won wages. But ho cnn do more'than this. He cnn rnteh over and protect Hie interests of his inployers In liuudrcd trays, mid this ho will nd do-il ls not rcasomiblo to expect lt-un essa saving ir u benefit lu tho employer is a laving or a henellt lo him. Tho employer uidcrsluiids this argument, mid, therefore, vhen co-operation for production lakes th limpe <>i sm industrial partnership, i; i- tole ubly cortain to succeed. lu langland, thc industrial partnership has leen trietl. Tho experiment hus IMJOII H::I-ti ti various brunches <>r industry, under vn ?ions conditions, hui ill inuiiiltiihing the es .tutiiil principio of giving lita nrtlsnn n di ve! interest in tho results of Ids Inlior, mid furnishing lum with n fresh Inducement it make iliom prothictive. In some casos the movement was made Ivy Ihr* employers; in Hillel's il originated with tho employed; bul In uti, the experiment lins provo ! satisfttc lory enough to justify its iiidelinite exten sion. Industrial partnerships will .satisfy iho im pnticnt energies of thc workmen of to-day. They rise steadily in tho social scale and will not ami shall liol sink t tho level of n moro machine. They claim the privilege r,f following their handiwork beyond tho gules of tho factory und nf becoming lileiuilied willi its progress. They claim that Ikey anti their employers uro ono, mid ask that lltoy he givon un association ns inseparable ns their interests. This will not ho denied them, and ns years roll hy capital, Hie or ganizer, nial labor, tho prodncor, may walk sido hy side in the smiling ways of industry und peace. Review J. Jons Pi.ou<inM.\s's TALK; or Plain Advice for Plain Pori)ilo. hy G. II. Spurgeon. Now York : Sheldon & Co. A lunn may win notoriety by n happy nc cldcnt; ho cannot win ami koop ilistincllon without having something bolter in his gifts than tho capricious bounty of Fortune. O this truth Spurgeon alfords nu illustration; thal he Ls an English celebrity is duo to his having 1 good deal of brain, a good tionl uf zeal, and 1 unod deal of industry. Ho would make a stir anywhere. A strong man never resting proven s stagnation in a community. Besides, he has tho gifts of a popular lead er-heartllicss, humor, courage. All these qualities John Ploughmnii's Talk reveals. It might lie named Spurgoon's opinions about people whom he awl nil of us have met. Ii is 1 hook of friendly clint jintl jovial limi ter and aphoristic wisdom-funny, homely, good-iinturctl-pleasant io read and nrodltt ble to ponder. While upon this subject, wo may bo allowed, in justice lo Mr. Spurgeon, lo say that John Ploughman's Talk is not n sp cimen nf the uni inn 's pulpit (lerform miccs, as n scnsnlioiml story recently pub IMied would seem to hidicittc. Mr. Spur geon la not accustomed to rim.; bolls or slldi) down banisters, as u pari ofilia public ministrations, but preaches lo us oitlerly mid serious 1 congregation ns can bc ftnuitl in England. Oftentimes homely in illitslru tion, lie is uniformly enrnesl in Inc sacred desk. This volume will .serve tn show what ho could do if he should undertake to excite the risibles of 1 public nudlcncc. ov Sale. REAL ESTATE OK PERSONAL FRO PKItTY of auy kind may ba advertised rm salo lu this column, al Hie rote ol 25 cents for twenty wvr.1* or less, each Insertion, ir. paid in od va nee._ ITU) lt SALE, THE HOUSE A^lT'LoT ; No. 7 .Minority st root, containing n ve rooms ami nooi ssary on undid inns. Possessbm gi ve im mediately. Apply on tko premises. nov:i wfins*_ ]T'Oit SAM], A SECOND-HAND STEAM J ENGINE and l!oll.i:i;-S boreepower-all in gond order. Apply al No. 23 l.yueh stree.. novl mwg* _ ]7tOI SALE LOW FOR CASH, THAT ? very definible HOUSE AM: LOT, southwest corner of Itognrd street amt Hose bane, contain ing tour rooms, phuxtt. iiuim-routi closets ami oilier conveniences. 0.1 ibu premisos, hut de tached, is a four room Kitchen, which ron I a for (7 50 per month. House mel outbuildings tin roofed; an exe lb nt weil of waler ami choice fruit trees. Ac; also, adjoining Hie above are four va capt lots. Apply on the promise*. itel ll wst',* T> KAL ESTATE.-A COMMODIOUS AND 8\ subsiMiiihil three-story brick HOUSE, con milling ; ix square rooms, tires mg rooms, landry and store-room, willi kitchen o live rooms, Ma ble, Ac, In u com ral part or thc eliv, for salo by W'ARDhAW A CAREW._oct 18 Wflll DORSALE, ONE HORSE, ONE DRAY, one Buggy.one Wagon und two Carts, in ?piirc ut Simtlioasl corner of Market amt Church si reels._ nova Vi* 4 FEW CHI HOE MULES WILL HE JISL sold low to make room lor a lot or choleo horses dally expected. Apply to lt. A lt NO hil, corner Meeting ami .1 dm streets. novl FOR SALIi, THE ELEGANT RESI DENCE, north side Wohl worth, between Pin and Smlih si reels, having largo garilen. and iibundonl sesvutits* nctionniiodation*. in 00ni lilolu order. J. DltAYTON PORI), No. 40 llroad st reel 001*1 4'* PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT X OltKAT I IA ROAIN.-One small Cylinder TAY LOR PIlKciMlu complote repair. lt hus been but lillie used, and ls sold simply lieenu.-o I ho presen' owner has no uso lor lt. Tho sute Of tho bed or Hie Pi ess is forty-four by lifty-cight luchos. said Ii i ss will be sold at a great hargulu ir applied ror at once, ns Hie room it occupies la wanted for oiher purposes. Address . Uox No. 3705 Now York Post nico. sept'JO Ucunu s. If IVE DOLLARS It E W A R D.-LOST, yesterday morning, n white HULL PUP, about six monllis old, with oars cut, and ono black snot around ono oye, had on n leather collar. The above reward will be given ir delivered al Ko. 07 Klng-strcct. novit* ttcmotmls. REMOVAL.-CLAGIIORN, HERRING & co., rhetors ami Commission merchants, have removed from Accommodation Wharf to North Atlantic Wharf. nets mu Copartnership Ko!.ceo. PARTNERSHIP.-I HAVE THIS DAY I t.ssorialcd willi inc, in business, my son, ti KOROS tl. llHTLKIt. The business-O rain mid Courrai Commission-will hereafler he conducted in t!i- nomo of R, M. BUTLER A SON. November 1, isoi . IL M. BUTLER. novl 10 ftoliccs itt Diinkrnplcn. IN BANKRUPTCY.-TN TUR DISTRICT COURT OP TUR BNITKH ST ATI'S POR THE HISTRICT ol' SOOTH CAROLINA.-BX parle WM. T. Si ICMATK mid A. BLYTH*:, Assignees, lu re JOHN w. ORA BY, Bankrupt.-Petition to sell Real Kstate, iinhiouinbcred,eailln Lien crrdliors, Ac-Notice ls hereby rivon to all Creditors hold ing Liens against tho Estate or JOHN W. (IRAl)Y, Dint they uro rcqoircd to establish the natue bc forc W. J. C1.AWS0X, ES |" Registrar, nt Yorkvlllc, S. C., within fortr dava rrotn thc dato hereof, or lie barred h om all benefits of Hie decree ror dis tribution to bo made In Ibis ouse. By order or Hon. UKO. S. BUYAS. Judge of sahl Court. W. T. SH UM ATS, 1 LA.TALM A. BLYTHE, } * "l ee ' Greenville, S. C., September 16, I860, oct is mwriH A C . KAUFMAN BROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT, No. '2 ft il ii 0 A n STBEKT, Charleston, S. C. Prompt attention given to the pitrchnsc and sale ot Real Estate, Stocks, lion I-, Bank mils, Ac, Ac. sept io winvjmosca \ lUtinto. ALL KINDS CAN BE n io everybody in thin column its for twenty wools or lewii ene . il>l In m I vu nee. A} ) HIKE, A CAPABLE au tu eouk. wann uni! Iron. Atti livtlnK HIreet, corner 1 Hen riel nova ij_ .\* "SITUATION nv A HE Yt willie girl, by Ibe isih of No- j '. vein work'. Has no objection ti 1 ullin lon i recommendations niven | n re i ibis onlcc. nov.! 1 V\ OOIJ COOK. WASHER VT Herman preferred. Itocom mem Apply at No. c i Rutledge Avrn ive Spring street, not I -\T- MS IN THU WESTERN V> -, f r a fumllyof ibrcepor sob-. 1 ,, NB wa Onice, nov I i* "\\r IAN TO COOK AND ll <. None nciM np|dy unless well n n nul wages patti. Apply at No. 30 not I Sj : HOD DRAYMAN. Al . TT^A.III.I), TO PUItCIIASE A COM >V PbETK ropy or Hie U. S. CENSUS ror 1SC0. Apply, stating price, lo "VJBNSL'S," HAILY NRWS ornen. wiT XITANTBl), A SITUATION AS CLERK, T v lu a Wholesale l>mg store, or a large lle Ittll anil Prescription Drug sion-. No oiijootlnn lo no lu tho conni ry. Will expect but a small coi peinmttnrrSTTlrst. Tim applicant is a graduate thc Soul li Carolina Medical College. Aihtress M. H., t brough the I'oatotilcc. _ _ ,,r_'^_ rpo I) R Ul JOISTS.--A PHYSICIAN AND JL DRUGGIST, of twenty-live years' expcrtctict extensively mid favorably known througlumt the State, annean Influence 11 large trailc, wishes situai ion In a Wholesale Drug House, or a hirgc Itel all ami Prescription Drug Store. Hoi h etty anil romi ry references given. Address "Refu goo." Ilox Do, Vorkvllle, 8. C._m ts imo "TXTANTED, A H 0 USE, NEAR Till-: > V central purl of thc elly, contalninc th o or six roomsf willi good outbuildings und water. Address I), nt ibis (lillee._sepias A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO X\_ sell tho American KNITTINfl MACHINE, tho onlv practical Kamiiv Knitting Machine ever liiveiitetl^r-Prico aa. Will kuli ao.oou stitches per lniiniio. Address American Knitting Macliiuc Company, nos'on, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. oe I tin limos WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW that JOH Pill Nil NC ot all kinds, plain and ormnnental, ls executed promptly In tho neatest stylo and al tho lowest Now York prices, al iii!: NKW8 Joli Ollioo, No. NO KA ST HAY. Call ami examine the scaloof prices boforo giving your orders elsewhere. XTTANTED, AGENTS.-TWO HUNDRED VV and PJfty Hollars per month, to sell tho univ Comillie Iiuproved Common Sonso Family SEWING MACHINE. Price only Sis. Croat In ducements to Agents. This is tho most popular Sewing MnBhincof thc day-makes the lamons "Elastic Lock Kt Itch"-will do any kind or work that can lio done on any machluc. ono hundred thousand mid mid Hie demand constantly In creasing. Now ls the Hmo to take an agency. .Semi for Circulars, H - newnre nf Infringer*."^ Address 8F.COM A CO.. Boston, Mass.: Pitts burg, Pa., or St. Louis. Mo. oct8U amos 0 lient. HOUSES, FAE MS, STORES. ROOMS. Ac., now vacant, can readily be reined hy itilvertisliig them in lids column. Thc rate ts 23 lils for twenty words or less, each Insertion, If paid in advance. rp > KENT AT 15 A MONTH. No. _i. Drake street, near Amherst, I BOOMS ANO K ITO I KN. ill. M. MA USU A Ll. A Hill)., Heall's late Brokers, Proud-si reel, nov:; -t rpo DENT. ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR, . JL suitable rora family: .Cm. Furnished Boom !?.. gen Hem vu. Apply nt No. te Beatifalii street. IIOVI norrat rito RENT. THE DWELL I ^ O SET J. No. co Coining sired, oouialuing seven (Ti bilpin rc 1 > o-.if^. attics, pantry end di necessary ac cominiiilatlons. Terms iiiotliirate. Possession given Isl October. Apply ut No. 7 George street, octa sw I> LEAS ANT BOOMS, COMFORTABLY furnished, and Board, ut Mrs. MILLER'S, No. fl I lut ison street. . uclS swiuio rilli RENT, ONE ROOM. FURNISHED JL or uiiritrjiUlu.il, to ono or two single gentle men. Apply at No. 12 Jasper Court. novas* rpo BENT IiNI-^gjJBjaJt'O;- . 1 BOOM, pleasantly rVrrVsVvpply at No. sa Church street, near liriiid._novi a*_ TO KENT/A" FINE STOKE WITH FTX TURES for a grocery and bar-room, comer Longitude Lane and Bust Bay. To au approved ICHIint relit will bo $10 per mouth. Also, six large square Booms, with Ure places, back piazzas um! cistern water on every sUiry. i lie rooms will be rented singly If preferred. 111 .piire of .Mr. ROSE, on Hie premises. oct IS ROOMS TO RENT.-THREE INITE KISIIBD rooms in a residence pleasantly situated in thc western patt "f tho city. Terms moderate. For furiher particulars, apply ni No. ii Doughty street. 0CII2 L'mib for Stile. .I.VJ.^ '< t\r BUBO COUNTY-100 acres of which ure cleated and 7"> aeres now under culti vation in corn, cotton ami rico. Tho traci ls !; ttvlly limb.-led with pine, oak, cypress and hickory, and c malas a dwelling and outbuild ings, V* 'n ii II i III cabins for laborers: also one good mill she. Average production or ibo lam i. ti to Hf i con bushels nf corn and lift cen io iwou ly-ilvo bushels of rice lo Hie acre, willmot lort llb /.ir-. Tho region abounds in mar! deposits. t i rgctown ls HM nearest mai kel, tin pince being four miles from Black Mingo Creek r.iu! twenty ?ive milos from (leorgetown crock, which ls nay; gnblc nt all seasons. Price of tho tract $16,000; one half cash. Hie balance m ono and two years, secured bv bond ami mortgage. Any smaller number nt acres will he sohl ut a moderato advance 0,1 this rale. Pc nies desiring to inspect the tract can do PO hy ;. living ibo Northens i ern Railroad ut Klngstrcc, and luniihlug 1 lie way to my place. Iwenly-lhree miles distant. The tract Iles within ono mile of tin- projected Georgetown Railroad. Adilrcss JAS. F. CARRAWAY, Survivor of Perkins A Car rnwny, Georgetown Post nico, s. c. sept20 mwfanios* mo r*rt/\ ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS. \)v/\" At private salo or for lease, a Hue PLANT \i ION in Orangeburg District, forming a pan of nie estate of thc lu tc Colonel Kellt, con sisting of about ooo acres; 350 of lt cleared. lt ls watered by Lyon's Crook, it largo and never-fall ing sirtam. Soil rich, rod clay, well adapted to cot ion, corn, wheat, root crop.-, ami clover. Cli nt nt o healthy nil tho year, splendid range for cattle; tho neighborhood attractive-thc adjoin ing plantations owned by gentlemen who reside lhere and secure good order. The buildings were burned,bul bimlii r mills liebig nenr.they could bo replaced cheaply. A largo State road connects lt willi Lvwisvllle. South Carolina Railroad, Mx milos distant. The uimvc ls a splendid chance for those desiring to forma beautiful farm in a pleasant, healthy section, lu 1800 these lauds were ret ur net I at ... 20 per nore, wm bo sohl at huir that price. For terms apply to Mrs. LAU RENCE KRITT, Society Hill, s. c. HKFRRKXCBH.-Major T. ll. Whitley. J. C. Kelti. Esq., Orangchuijr: ll. W. Poronnettu, Esq., Wil liam Mbhlhion, Esq., Charleston oct ll mw fJiuosii.it' > i An ACHES TO. LEASE FOR A ri "fri f\ f TEBM CF YEAHS.-Tho largo and beautiful PIJANTAIION, known ns Kelti Place, consisting nf sion acres, 1100 cleared, soil rich and day iihoiilldil g in deposits of marl. Too acres ol' spieiuiid colton lantl: loo acres of it will make a bag in ibo ncie; location pcrfocllv houllhv 11II Hie year; four nm) a half milos limn Lcuisville, South Carolina Itnllroail; well settled; bas bern in constant cultiva I lon since the war; has all lice saiy buildings; small dwelling, barns, stahl , giulio! se, screw, laborers' houses. Lyon's Crook runs through the est lo mid furnishes mic of the 'best p'lea for a facjoi i ii tho Slate. wm bo sold willi Hu lease, the following; S linc ;, oung MULES, a largo lot of Improved Imple ments, iii in)\ Ploughs, New ( in, Hickson Colton Seed, enough to plant thc entire crop; 2000 bushels id Cot ton Seed fur tiri Hising; ".0(1 bushels nr com. All will bo sold on thc placo, low ror cash. Parties desiring lo lease arc requested lo inspect ibo growing crop or cotton, which wi I give entire satisfaction. For terms, npplT tn Mus. LAW RENCE KEirr, SI. Matthew's P. ()., Oraageliurg District, S. C. RKFKUI'.NTKS.-Major T. lt. whaiev, J. 0. Kelti. Esq., Orangehiirg; II. W. Pcrounetui, Esq., Wil liam Middleton. Ksq.', Charleston. 00120 mwfanio* T Crockers, Olnnn, &t. WO T H O U S A N I) SETS S M A LL PLATES, FOR SALK AT REDUCED PRICES. a Inch flat and deep PLATES, at 10c. a set. 4 Inch Dat and deep Plates, nt Hie. n sci. Inch Hat mid deep Piales, at 20c. a set. o Inch Dat and deep Piales, nt 20c. n set. By WM. fl. WHILDEN & CO., Nos. 137 Meeting street and ?:;>'> K lng street, oct J.I thsii.w 5 Corner caufalu. VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR Rmnocmcnls. J.J- i u i : K N I A N MALL. <: lt A X I) T BK T I MON 1 A L TO Mr. MARK HEAD mid Mi-- FLORENCE LA FOND. on villi '.liston Mr. EUGENE II.CRAMEIt nnd a well known Amateur of this UH will appear for tin . limo m'y. Mrs. M A UK HEAD will make lier llrst appear ance on any stuiri. Till USDA Y EVENINi:, S IVEMISEIt i. 1^ . Two glorious pieces, TUE VETERAN, DH THE CONSCRIPT . . " IS12, In two nets. After wldcli Comic Soiiir i.va volunteer, "Sham us o'Jirieu,'1 li. II.CHAMKIt. To coiieluile willi the screaming ru ree entitled TWO O'CLOCK IX TUE MoltXIXH. Admission: I'anpiette, fi: Cjllery, is cents; Colored Gallery, AO cents, seat-eau' ito Heeured during the day at Holmes' HOOK stoic, corner ol King ami Wentworth streets. Tickets Tor side al Cigar.Stands of the principal Hotels. nov.; 1 0 M I* L I M K N T A It Y ll 15 N li FIT. Cn A it LUTON, November I, isoo. To Mr. Mark Mend nd Viss Florene*. La Fowl: Wc.iiu; undersigned, ciii/.om or Charleston, having a true appr ciai lon of your ability as ar tistes, ami being fully acquainted with the mis fortunes or lust week, du hereby respectfully ten der you a Complimentary llcneill, to take place on any evening you may lie pleased lo designate. Wishing you helter success in the future, wc beg tc remain, resp* ct fully yours, JOHN* CHADWICK, Academy or Music. HOIlEItT HAMILTON. Pavilion Hotel. C. W. PA ll KKK. Mills House. J. W. SHERMAN. Col. C. K. SMITH. EDWARD E. STONE, I". S. X. W. KNOX. JOHN H. DEVEREUX. JOHN O'NEILL. A. BUTTERFIELD, Charleston Hotel. (IEORGE TIRRELL. JOHN A. MOROSO. II, BOINEAU. Me re. ChatVrfck, Hamilton, Parker, nnd others : Dcvu Buts-Your note tendering us a Compli mentary Renellt is received. We beg leave to natue Thursday Evening, November 4th, on which occasion we win use our best oiforts to please you. With many thanks lor your kindness, we remain. Tour obedient servants, MARK READ, nova 3 FLORENCE LA FOND. Stones, nangee, &?c. TO YE S AT WHOLESALE. THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HOR TON A SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS, IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUSH NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY OTMF.lt DEALERS. FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO FOUNDRY PRICES. THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE SOLU WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-SOME OF THEM A RE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH OUT TUE AID OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED JV) DAKE PROP ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED. THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IX PRICE-HAVE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH RUT A SINGLE WPP AND XE ED NO PRICK-WORK TO SET 1*1 EM I P. * ^BC THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES CAST-IRON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON A1R TinilTS, SIX-PLATE OR ROX STOVES, ftc. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION'. WM. SHEPHERD ft CO., X o. 2 I ll A Y X E S T R E E T , CHARLESTON S. C., J A V A N N ED TIN- W A It 13 AT WHOLESALE. \V M . S II E P II E Ii I) & CO., _ No. 24 HAYNE STREET._ j T"X M P E I) T I N - \Y A H E AT WHOLESALE. W M. SHEP II E R I) & C 0 . , No. 24 HAYNE STREET. F ItENCII RETLNNED IKON - WARE AT WHOLESALE. W ll . SHEPHERD fk CO., No. 24 HAYNE STREET. B E LL EVILLE COPPER ROLLING MILLS. AGENTS IN CHARLESTON: WM. SHEPHERD & CO. No. 24 HAYNE STREBT. Din t oo o, S"c. JJ H Y GOODS F O R FALL AND WINTER. MELCHIORS A MULLER, No. 217 KING S T P. E E T , Have ihc pleasure to Inform their friends and customers timi they have opened a most elegant and carefully selected STOCK OF DRY GOODS, Suitable tor lite present and coming season. They also beg leave lo call the attention or bny ers to their large and well selected stock ol DLACK DRESS GOODS, SILKS, vc. Respectfully, MELCHIORS & MULLER, or.ltl mwr imo No. 217 KING STREET. H. l)alc, (Etiuo, S?c. n. WILLIAMS, HAT BAZAAR, Ko. 243 KING STREET, Opposite thc Pig Hoot, Takes pie.-, aire In announcing to hts Monde and the public generally, that he has opened a com plete slock or Gents', Youths' and Roys' II A T H A N I) ('APR, Ol the latest styles, to which lie would Invite their attention before pu re basing elsewhere, knowing that he will give full satlsraetlon In both quality and price Just received, a beautiful stvic of SILK II A r. A rall ls solicited. oci o ( rocmco, L'iqin. Y)]iV SALTED SHOULDERS, SIDES*, Jc<\ hoxcs I , s. SHOULDERS .". Iilnl-. Long li II Stiles 12 Heroes Sugnr-cmcd liuiii . ito mils | iiio I.II nj 73 Loxes Adaman' im- i .m '. - 250 lillis. Super, Pim; und Mtddituu. nour. . -i i cecil eil un ! i"i ile i . '. J li. .: \. I'. CAI DWELL, i: rc v. vu ic, TU N ti ii ", in Alintrger's clinic . packing, pim lauding noni StCMIWhlpJ. W. KVCrilltlll. Toi suif lu JOHN A Tlllio. IBTTV m v 1_Xi ir Hi Atlantic Wim rf. |^ i. i: it : F LOU R I Just landing from Steamship J. W. Kvermau - UOU lillis. I I. l it. "VctlUIIKO Mills" loo liMs. ITnur, "While unk Milis" Pm un s. Flour, '-Itniik Mills" io iii.ls. nour. "Engte Mills." Tor sale hy JOHNA THEO. GETTY, nova i _ Norm A i la ntlc Wharl. ^ilAL! COAL! COAL! 3.V tom Reil Ash COAL. Hgg ami Stove M OS - cargo schooner John M. Itromaii, itally expected ? rom Philadelphia, and tor sale ny ll. I*. HAK EU fe CO.. Coal Yard. No. 20 Cuuihvriund sircei. nov:! :: TRMAJUK! FLO Ult ! TIfu T hill-. Piao. super. Kvtra and Kamllv FLOUR, Just received from Ihiltimore. Korsale hy T. J. KKRR A CO. nov2 a > 1 G I lt O N . M lons No. t GLENOAHNOCK PKI IRON, lam - lng iVom iiriiisii hip nuke ol Wellington, tor sute inv2 2 RAVKNBI, A- CO. g H V I; N T II O U S A N I) SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT. Now landing rrom llriiisli Ship Duke of Wel lington. For sale In lois io null purchasers. non r, ORO, w. WILLIAMS A co. g. N N Y CLO T ll too hales, extra weight, In store, and for sale low In lois io suit purchasers, nv E. LAFITTE A Co., No. 20 Broad street, oct27 wm TI VB RP 00 L .SALT AFLOAT. Joto sacks Liverpool SALT, just arrived per steamer Harlen, lu large ami superior seamless sacks, for sale, ex steamer, nt lowest market price, hy ROBT, MURK A CO.. ori2S noyce's Wharf. TT I Y E ll P O t) L KALT! noon sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, direct from Liv erpool-large and full sacks. For sale al lowest market prices, hv _OCI2I)_T. J. Ki:HR A CO. J ALLANTlNE & SON'S TALE ALIS. Weekly supplies of the above superior brand, in barrels and half barrets. For sale by W. II. CHA F KF A- CO.. oiill imo No. 207 East Bay siren. " A ll E N G O CURES FEVER AND AO B. THE FINEST TONIC IN TUE WORLD. jj" rFor sale by all Druggist*. c. J. LUIKf, Agent. Druggist, Corner King and John street, sept 17 huns Charleston, s. c. LOM OS'H ll I T T E U S ARK FOR SALK UV D rs. RAOUL & L Y N A II, At Wholesale mid Retail, COBNER KING AND MARKET STREETS, sept 17 3mos IHiscellnucons. J L. SHEPPARD PRODUCE BROKER. wm attend to thc Purchase and Shipping< COTTON, RICI", and Honorai Merchandise. Ottl eat Messrs. COHEN, NANCEEL A CO., Ni 4 East Bay._nov2 <^~ol7 M OK'S ll I T T E II S ACCOMPLISH ALL THEY PROMISE. For sale at sepil7 3mns__ _ RAQUE A LYXAII'S. 0 Y O U - W I S ll I) To PREVENT YOUR 0 II I L ti A N D V E V E R ? septl7 amos USE SOLOMONS' RITTERS. C 4:inc <^Uts. URO M o s ! Thc largest and finest assortment of C n R 0 M O L I T II O Ci H A P II 8 AND ENGRAVINGS, Ever brought to this city, now on exhlbltlou and for sale at New York prices, at QUINEY A CO.'S Photograph GaBcry, Ko. 2C1 King street, Charleston, S. C. PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTOORAPHS taken In every style. Entire satisfaction in all cases guaranteed. QUINBY A CO. oct4 imo B 3usiiruiuc. HOOK L Y N LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets over.f l,f J,000 Urines nil kinds of Life and Endowment r ll eles. Myhlends annually lu cash. Only Com pany having thc Definite Ciiarnntrcd Surrender Value Plan Policies, world-wide. Second to no Company In tho United Slates for stability, libe rality and economy. Office No. 141 llrondway, Now York. CHRISTIAN w. RUCK, President. WILLIAM kl. COLB, Secretary. State Agoucy No. 36 Broad-street, second floor. Local and Canvassing Agents wained through out tho Stalo. Apply tn person or by lotter to JAMES G. HOLMES, JR., General Agent for South Carolina. Jnlyl2 mwfdmos Q. I B B IS S A BARNWELL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, OA. Advances made on Consignments of Colton, Rice, Ac., to Foreign mid Domestic markets. AM.KN H. i H u it r.s. Alt nun BARNWELL. octo fmwliuo