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CITY A F F A I lt S Meeting!- THU Day. Strict Observance Lodge, nt 7 P. M. Raglo fire Company, at 7 I*. M. Marlon Ure Company, at hair-past * P. M. Herman Hine Club, ni p. M. Charleston Inn of Court, ut ~ P. M. Ladles' Fuel Society, ut ll A. M. Cliarleaton Dental Association, nt - I*. M. Auction Salon Tbl Uay. Miles Drnke will sell al i" o'clock, ut Iiis store, boots, shoes mut buts. J. Sc W. Knox will sell at IO o'clock, at their store, ribbons, hosiery, Ac. winiam McKay win seil at lo o'clock, ut lils store, household furniture, kv. CHANUK OK SCHKIIULK.-On und after Satur day next the Summerville passenger train will leave Charleston at 2:00 P. .M.. and arrive nt Sum merville at 4:lo P. M. _ Tu** SISTERS OK MEIICT beg to acknowledge, willi thanks, the receipt of a donation of forty thrce -lollara for the Male Orphan Society, from Mr. Timothy O'llrlen of the Lower Market. THE Ciitccs OK TH,: l'union-Sione V. Mur ray's-will exhibit in charleston, on Thursday, Friday ami Saturday of next week. Of course, ll ls thc biggest ihlinr in tho lie.o of sawdust opera ever seen in this country. JOINING HANDS.-Al Hie regular meeting of thc Chamber or Commerce, held on Wcdues,,. night, Captain Peters, of the Charleston and' Liverpool steamship Harlen, was presented ts tho members by the president, lt. Mure. Esq., and In vited to a Beat lu ibo Chamber? DIRECT TRADE.-A large lot of hardware, received from England by thc oionmshlp Harlen, was shipped through to Mucon by tho South Caro lina Railroad yesterday. This ls thc first through shipment rrom Europe lo thc Interior made by thc Charleston Direct Steamship lino. AN INTERESTING LECTURE.-Hlsliop Lynch will lecture nt St. Patrick's Church on Sunday evening at half-past 7 o'clock, on "The Miracle of the Liquefaction or the blood or St. Jauuarlus." Tho lecture ls tor Hie benefit or thc church, and will doubtless bc highly Interesting. ATTENTION, TAXT-AYEHS.-A notice from thc City Treasurer, In another column, calls attention to thc rael that thc'pcrlod ol Indulgence allowed for thc pay ment of t n.\es on real estate expires on thc 16th Instant, alter which dato executions will bc l9sucd. Past duo business returns will also bc placed In thc hands of thc Sheriff, on thc 16th. PERSONAL AND JOURNALISTIC-WC were glad yesterday to greet Mr. John S. Shuck, the young and go-ahead proprietor ol that lively weekly, tho Barnwell Sentinel, who ls now on a business visit to thc city. Mr. Shuck has made arrangements to club his paper with Tn s CH.MU.KSTON DAILY NBWS at $6 60 a year, and with TUB TUI-WEBKLY NBW3 at f4 a year. Cheap 1 AxoTnsR STEAMSHIP LINE.-ny a spcclnl dispatch which we print this morning, lt will bc soon that two large iron steamships-thc Tennes see and South Carolina-are to bc put on thc imo between Charleston nnd New York. When th^ao vessels arc running, we csu, with tho Adgcr and Hnvcncl lines, bid defiance to shippers of freight and let thom crowd us If they can. ARREST OK THC FLOUR INSPECTOR PRO TEM. Yesterday Mr. Caullleld, who was appointed by Council Flour Inspector pro tem., was arrested upon a warrant Issued by Magistrate Dingle, charging him willi erasing and dcraclng thc Flour inspector's brand upon b rrela of dour In spected for Mr. Cater on Vendue Hange by Mr. Averill, Flour inspector. Mr. Caulfield gave secu rity lu tho sum of ono thousaud dollars to appear for trial before thc State Court. OUR CHICKS OUH::SNT.-WO especially Invito tho attention of our merchants lo THE NEWS Prices Current, Issued this morning. Made up with the Utmost caro, and handsomely printed with entirely new typo, lt formo, YT 11 u tue o ohi o es cum ot tne house forwarding lt, thc most attractive and wel come weekly commercial circular that can bo used. Price, for ten copies or moro, with busi ness card, two and n hali ceuts per copy. Single coplea, Uve cents._ AIKEN.-It ls asserted Hint thc applications for board during tho winter at Aiken is already equal to thc hotel accommodations of that flour ishing village. It gives us pleasure to chronicle this fact. Thc people of Aiken deserve success, and will attain lt through energy and enterprise. Wo have rcasou lo believe that ibo winier travel from tho North to thc South will this year execsd any formar year, and lu the future, so far rrom diminishing, will increase annually. ASSAULT WITU INTENT TO KILU-Yesterday Sandy Drown, colored, wont to a place about twelve nnd a hair miles from thc city, and tried to induce his wire "lilley, who wns working in thc acid, to leave and return to the city with him. She refused, and thc argument bocsme rather warm, when Millcy raised her hoc, but her valiant spouse relictl on a bettor weapon, and, drawlag his knife, stubbed hts better-half, injuring luir se riously. Thc frnens was witnessed, and thc op ponent of woman's rights was arrested and brought to thc city, when he was committed to jail by Magistrate Mackoy. \~ HOLIES HALE.-Dally record ot weight, Ac, ol ono bale injiaud colton for thc month or October, 1809, by John H. Holmes, cotton broker, boyce A Co's, wharf, Charleston, S.e.:_ NINE O'CLOCK A. M. Datei Thor, i Wind jWg'OWeath'r] Remarks IMS Oot. 1 70 N East 2 72 N East j 3 Sunday 4 721Kort h 6 04 N Wost 0 0 N Wost 7 07 N East 8 07 N East 0 05 N Eust 10 Sun dav I 11 no IN East 12 74 Lt East 13 tv. 'N East 14 BS|M West 16 00 S West 10 Ofl'X East 17 Sunday! 18 fluiN East io oil's West 20 ' . M S West 21 es; East S3 071 Lt N E 23 74 S West 24 Sunday IN West 2ft 60 X Eusl 26 M N East 27 4SlN Cast 28 54IN East .2t> DS N West 30 ' 6U,N East 31 Siindnvl 420J. 421 *i Moist Wet 423' :Mnlat 421 Xi Dry 421 Dry 421 Dry MOX Dry 421 Dry Damp 421'ipamp 421 Moist 420*4 Dry 410 lllrr 410 iMo'lst 419 Dry Moist 418Jf|Dry 41(1 'Damp 410 'Div 41!l?i Moist i-n I Moist 420,' iDainp Dry lio?; Damp 420 Wet 420 Moist 410 lirv 410 Moist 418?; Dry Dry Cloudy Rainy Heavy rain Cloudy Clear Clear Clear (Clear Clear Cloudy I Cl'y rainy 'Clear ICloar Clear ri.Iv Clear Cloudy Clear ' Foggy Clear Cloudy Foggy" Cloudy Clear Cloudy Rainy Clear |Clear Cloudy Clear ICIear TU ll Ki: O'CLOCK M. N East N East Lt N E Lt N K N East N East N East N East wimi iWg't.lWeuth'rl Remarks 420'i Damp 422 Wet 423 Moist 421 Dry 420?; Dry 420-i Dry 420 ii Dry 420'i Dry Wet 421 Dry 420 Dry 41 >i Dry 419 Dry 41HJ Moist * 18 Dry Moist 418'i Dry 4I8H Dry 410 Dry 4*10 Dry I10J Moist I20JX Dump Dry 4I9J Damp 120 Damp 4101,' I)RJR 4 IR*; pry H8?; Dry 418 U pry Dry Cloudy Rainy Heavy rntn Cloudy Clear Cloar Clear Clear Clear Rainy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Showery clear Cloudy Cloudy clear Fair Clear Fair Clear TUMS MUXIV l'Ah JIIEXAQEltlli. A LIVELY EXHIBITION. Tin- Trial or Alderman Mn ricey-Tl e Al dermen Accused or Itecctvlng Bel es lo Vole lor lilu Conviction-Collector Clark und Alderman Barrow De nounce Alderman T. .1. Marney us u Liar-Tlie Mackeys Itcfusc lo SH lu Council wita "Thieves, Polygn mUts unil Perjurers," nml lti-slgn Tile Insncctor-Gciiciiil ii Iso Tlirovvs up lils Coiumlsslon. A special meeting of the City Council was held last night to hear the charges preferred against Alderman T. J. Mackey, for his conduct on the Thursday night previous. Although lt wns announced that thc meeting would he held at 0 o'clock, lt was not called to order until 7:20, und the Interim wns con sumed by thc members in frequent visits to thc Mayor's chamber. Thc audience was of a more respectable cast than lias graced pre. vious meetings omi was largely white ; Hie colored men und brethren were evidently not anxious to lie lite recipients or stray bullets, and kept away. Among those present were Th.ec thousand-dollar Corbin, lt. ll. H. Byron, I*. J. coo gnu, S. Thomas, Sr., (!. Vf. Clark, Hov. H. i\. licks, coi. H. w. Seymour, several merchants, Sud some visitors from" Columbia, who were at tracted by thc recent proceedings In the august body. Thc Interest lu tlx meeting or Council was quite lively among the outsiders, and the corners In thc vicinity were thickly peopled with anxious constituents or thc Aldcrmiinlc magnates. The entrance or thc Mayor ul quarter-past 7 was a signal for a general move, and when thc gavel fell thc following Aldermen were present: E. W. M. Mackey, Greene, Geddings, Poller, Voigt, Cunningham und Coi'tu.i, white; Howard, Mc Kinlay, L. P. Wall, E. P. Wall, Hampton,- Hollo way, brown and small, colored. Council was d'cclarcd ready to proceed to busi ness, and Hie Mayor slated that it had ticen con vened to try thc charges and Fpcclflcutlons against Alderman T. J. Mackey. Alderman Geddings o ire rod a resolution that thc City Attorney be requested to be present and to conduct thc charges against Alderman T. J. Mackey. At this stage the Alderman In question came In aa cool and unconcerned as If he were not thc bone of contention. City Attorney Corbin, who promptly came to thc front, requested that Alderman T. J. Mackey bc called and that the Clerk read the charges and specifications. After the reading the Clerk waa again directed by thc Codifier to demand or Alderman T. J. Mac key H he was guilty or not guilty. Colonel R. W. Seymour, who was sitting near Alderman T. J. Mackey, rose aud stated that he represented thc Aide mian, and desired first to pro test against thc Jurisdiction or Council in this case, os lt was already presented before a higher tribu nal, and until that decision was rendered uo ac tion could bc taken by Council. Alderman McKinlay rose to a point of order, and asked lu what capacity Mr. Seymour was ad dressing Council. On thc .statement being made that he was thc counsel for thc accused, Alder man McKinlay subsided. D. T. Corbin slated that thc pica against thc Ju risdiction of Council should bc presented In writ ing. Alderman McKinlay took Issnc with Mr. Sey mour, and argued that thc power of Couucll lo try was unquestioned. Thc City Attsruey claimed that thc assault having occurred In Council Chamber during a session, was of Itself sulllolent to warrant thc trial. Alderman Geddings offered a resolution that thc plea against thc Jurisdiction bc overruled and that thc trial bc proceeded with. Tills was car ried unanimously, when T. J. Mackey rose and desired to make a few remarks. He kept thc door for some time, and made an elaborate ?peech, quoting from authorities, and showing ti.oi Connell hod nm ho J'"'"-"""- - ".? case. During this harangue Alderman Geddings rose to a point of order that thc Alderman was not confining himself to thc question, but ludulg- , lng tn rhetorical nourishes. Tlie Mayor decided thc point well taken, but, though Interrupted frequently, Alderman T. J. Mackey kept his ground, and gracefully conclud ed hlB pereoratlon. Alderman Geddings rose with an open book In bis hand, and said that he had learned to read when young, and still did so, and commenced quoting some authorities. " DISPOSITION TO DOLT. Alderman T. J. Mackey Interrupted htm at this point, and warned Alderman Ueddings that he would permit no personalities, or he would usc his privilege ns an Alderman, and show up thc past record of Aider m an tieddings, mid strip every mask from his corrupt body. (At this statement there was au evident disposition on thc part of thc colored spectators to bolt.) Alderman Holloway called for thc previous question, and Alderman H. W. M. Mackey called for the yeas and nays. Thc question was put elm voce, und thc pica against thc Jurisdiction of Coun cil decided overruled. Thc City Attorney then usked that thc trial tie proceeded with, and Alderman T. J. Mackey be made to plead guilty or not guilty. Alderman T. J. Mackey called for the yeas and nays on thc previous question, bul thc Mayor put on thc gag, and said lt lind bren already decided. The clerk then cnllcd Alderman T. J. Mackey, who responded "Not guilty,"'but slated that he was unprepared lo go to trial, ns lie had several witnesses whom he desired to summon. Thc City Attorney hero called Alderman Voigt to thc stand. Mr. Seymour stated that his client was not ready, that his witnesses were not present, and thc case should bc postpoucd. Ile made a long and eloquent appeal to Council, and on rcsumlug his scat was applauded by thc audience. Alderman McKinlay desired to kuow what time was wanted, and was told until Tuesday next. Tho City Attorney Btntcd that Council had thc power to act us they chose; there was no occasion for further time, as herc were a number of wit nesses present.' Alderman T. J. Mackey rose to explain the reason for demanding time, and ona movement rrom Hie City Attorney ho snld that he would not bc Interrupted, that thc case under consideration was not for threo thousand dollars, nor wns lt an action against thc city Treasury. Alderman Cunningham exclaimed against- thc usc or such language. Alderman Holloway moved Hint thu trial bo proceeded with. Alderman T. J. Mackey called for thc yeas and nays. Alderman McKinlay moved to postpone thc trlnt to next Tuesday. Thc Mayor stated thnt thc motion before thc House was to take the testimony. Alderman K. W. M. Mackey moved to adjonrn to next Tuesday, seconded by Alderman McKin lay ; and Alderman T. J. Mackey culled for the yeas and nays, which resulted ns follows: Teas-Greene, Hampton, T. J. Mackey, E. W. M. Mackey, McKinlay and E. P. Wall-0. Nays-Barrow, Brown, Collins, Cunningham, Geddings, Holloway, Howard, Potter, Small, Voigt, I.. Pt Wall and tho Mayor-12. Alderman T. J. Mackey ihcn moved to layon the table thc motion to proceed in tho trial. The yeas and nays being taken, thc result was tho same as tho previous vote. Alderman Geddings said that caly In the even ing Council had rcqnested the City Attorney to commet tho trial, and thought that time was being wasted In theso frivolous proceedings, and moved that the City Attorney proceed with tho trial. Aldcrmaa Cunningham moved that Alderman Voigt bo called to the stand, which was done, and lito Alderman sworn. TKSTIMOSV, AO. Alderman Voigt testified to tho fact of thc shooting, and that he believed tho accused In leaded to hill K. W. M. Mackey. Ile was cross questioned Hy Alderman T. J. Mackey, to ascer tain, aa ho stated, whether witness' memory was reliable upon all points, lo which wit liesa replied that lt was reliable, as he didn't take morphine. Alderman Cunningham also teal bled to the tacts ofthc shooting, ami thought the accused Intended to kill K. w. M. Mackey. The elly Attorney then announced that tho tes timony on tho part of Connell was closed. Some debate occurred about thc testimony be l g read to witnesses and signed by them, which resulted In thc fact being ascertained that thc tes timony had not been taken down. Thc City Attorney urged that the defence pro ceed. Alderman T. J. Mackey requested the presenco otu number of witnesses who hail Itccil lu attend ance In the earlier port of the evening. Hr. Itccnsljcrna nud Henry Jcuklus were called bul did not answer. Mr. .Seymour stated that lt was clear thal tho minds of the Aldermen were made up. und that the trial of bia client waa a mero farce; that the Aldermen had forgotten, lt seemed, ult thc rules that governed men of honor. Alderman T. J. Mackey sahl he was prepared to show that several or tito Aldermen had boen bribed, and had been solemnly sworn to vote Tor his conviction. Ile was prepared lo natue thc men who offered the bribes, those of the Alder men who received thc bribes, and what Hie char acter of the bribes was-some were promised office, others received money. Mayor. I am sorry you are not prepared !o do it lo-iilgitt. Alderman Mackey demanded that lils witnesses bc scnl arter. Thc City Attorney wauled to know if the case was tb bc comlucti d tu the ordinary why-Unit ir a man did not produce Ids testimony, thc case should bc proceeded with. Alderman Volgl thought Hint Alderman T. J. Mackey had had plenty ol tiuic to produce his witnesses, mid, as he had railed to do so, moved that the Investigation bc icruiinntod. Alderman cunningham s conded thc motion. Thc Mayor announced that thc case must pro ceed, aud Alderman E. W. M. Mackey was called to the stand. Ile testified that ho had been on very friendly terms with Alderman T. J. Mackey; that he believed he was out of lils mind when thc affray occurred; thal thc cause or his not being on good terms with him now was because he (T. J. M.) had favored the Corbin claim. Magistrate John u. Mackey tea ti ned that Alder man T. J. Mackey had been nor.' inufrotn a fractured Jaw, mid had taken f ' ' ri relieve thc pain and lt had made him Irritable. ' W. H. Mitchell, colored, Clerk of Council, tes tified that he the 'ghi Alderman T. J. Mackey wan Insane when he made thc assault upon E. W. M. Mackey; that the assailant looked wild and his eyeballs were enlarged as big as his fists. Alderman Hampton, colored, testified that thc accused had been sick and suffered very much. Magistrate Mlshaw, colored, was called to thc stand. Alderman Collins. 1 object to that willies., bc lng sworn. I can prove that lu thc League hi swore to a Uc-took oath to a damnable and atm clous Ile. - Mlshaw. You would uot say that to mc else where. Alderman Collins. Yes, I will, anywhere. Alderman T. J. Mackey. I protest against thc vernelly of this witness hoing questioned by one whose moral character ls so low. Ono hundred and ll fly mcrchauts or this city certified thnt lib moral status was so low that he was until to hold an otiice under thc Culled States Oovcrument. Alderman Collins. J do'object to thc witness being sworn. He swore lo a statement, ni lei wan! ."?nt lothc President, that I had voted agalust thc const tuition or thc State. Alderman T. J. Maskey olsltned that the wttncsi should bc sworn, sud stated that he was a mat or good character-or better standing than Hu Alderman who objected. Mishuw was sworn, and testified that he knew that Alderman T. J. Mackey had taken morphine Aaron McCoy, colored, testified that about i half of an hour before thc affray, bc talked to Al dcrman T. J. Mackey, and noticed that he wa irritable. When Alderman Mackey returned ti thc Chamber, after daring Alderman E. W. M Mackey out, Alderman cuiitus puma nim on th buck and told him to go on-that he wou^ taui lils back. AI de rm au Collins requested to bc sworn iu rc gard to thc statement of thc witness. . Thomas Aiken, colored, welgblug about titre hundred pounds, was called up lo thc stand. Ul appearance elicited remarks such as, "There is good Alderman-he ls a body politic.'' Ile test! fled that thc accused had been sick and had take morphine. REC SSS. Mr. Seymour requested that a recess be allowc ia order to consult. Several seconded thc motion, und though nc voled upon, lt was considered taken, and tl: Aldermen reclined or lounged about. Arter thc lapse or six minutes thc Council wo called to order. THE LIB PASSED. Alderman Harrow moved that thc taking < further testimony cease. Alderman Collins seconded the motion. Alderman T. J. Mackey protested against an, such action; that he could prove that Hcorgc vi Clark (pointing at that iudlvidu.il who was el ting In thc Chamber) had attempted lo bribe son: of the Aldermen to vote for his conviction, tu der any circumstances whatever, and succecde lu corrupting two of them. Collector Clark Jumped to lils feet and sahl, c: cttcdly, that mau (Alderman T. J. Mackey) ls Uar. Alderman T. J. Mackey. That man ls so wi known in this community as a thief, that 11 not deem lt necessary to answer him. Alderman Voigt wanted to know if tho Aide mau (T. J. M.) had not been taking more mc phlnc. Alderman E. W. M. Mackey. I am hero to tc 11fy that 0. W. Clark has attempted to bribe J dermcn to voto against Alderman T. J. Mackey. Alderman T. J. Mackey. I am ready to pro that Alderman Harrow has been bribed by Ol YV, Clark to vote against me. Alderman Darrow, Jumping up. I am ready provo before God Almighty that this char against mc ls one of the damndest Hes ever utli cd. [Orcat excitement ensued, several Alderin rising to their feet and demandlug that no su language bc used.] Alderman T. J. Mackey. Let all be cool. I ci not defend myself now as I would under oil circumstances. It does not need that I shot asscrl my bravery or readiness to meet tin iricn, as I am too well known in this com tn nut To punish that man (pointing to O. W. Clark,) this unfortunate individual on my righi (barro lsnotuow necessary; but If these men whon charge with corruption will give nie until 8 o'ck to-morrow morning, I will prove that bribes wi offered to dvo Aldermen of this Donrd. Two ceptcd and three refused. Of the I wo who ono was white and oue was colored, and thc th who refused nil were colored. Why do I take si pains io defend myself? Only to show the cc H i u o i ty thc class of Judges who arraign mo. Tl have met lu solemn caucus and sworu to com mc upon nay testimony. Tjicrc arc Aident herc who dare not vote for my acquittal. T union minto, individual on my right (Darrow) I received the money. Alderman Harrow. I will make you prove it Alderman T. J. Mackey. I will do so; and 1 ^ tell you lill that when you attempt to arouse vengeance of these people, thc South Carolinia your Winchester rifles will bo shnltcrcd Uko i reeds In n storm, and you receive thc full brun their vengeance. Expel mc, and the pcoplo i put mo back, and their vengeance will fall u] your heads. During Alderman T. J. Mackey M remarks, said : Alderman Collins called on me the i after tho affray, expressed Ids regret at tho ctirrcncc, and asserted that he would voto aga! and resent any mcasuro lo censuro or expel i Alderman Barrow. I want Justice done me do not want to bc stigmatized as a poor fellow as u tool of any clique, faction or caucus. I h been working honestly and earnestly for the 1 Interests of tho Ucpnbllcan party. (Aid. T Mackey in terr up tina.-.-A nd Boueiiy."J i ai to vindicate myself of the Infamous charges m against mc. I never have been bought, and ne rill bp. Ile (Alderman T. J. Mackey) yesterday met me ami suggested that perhaps I could boy a place If I did certain things, aud 1 considered ll as au allempl to bribe ino, and hurled lt tack with scorn, md told him that I wff td starve or die In a gutter bob;rc would accept u bribe, and thus dishonor the place 1 bold am^niy constitu ents who elected me to lt. 1 cmKeugo him lo prove lils charge. Alderman T. J. Mackey. I said you could buy a place, didn't I? Alderman Harrow. Yes, you did. Alderman T. J. Mackey. Was thc man I men tioned un enemy or friend or miner Alderman Barrow. That ls none of my busi ness. Alderman T. J. Mackey, it was Representative Bowen. Alderman Cunningham here rose and stated that he had a r solution to offer, and sent it to the Clerk. Alderman Collins. Alderman Mackey says that 1 promised to support him, in any measure ot Council to expel or censure bim. When I said lt, I meant lt, ror then 1 thought that ho had advo cated thc Corbin claim becansc he believed il to bc right; but I changed my opinion aud resolve when, thc next day, I heard that bc bad prepared un Injunction to prevent thCiCity Treasurer from paying the money, should the claim ever bo pass ed. This conduct or lils made mc think that lt was not sate to bo lu Couucll with such a mau, and, Ihcrcloro, 1 am In favor or expelling him. Alderman T. J. Mackey, No; I reckon not. Criminals aro not salo here; their day ol reckon ing will co.ne. Alderman Ii. P. Wall said he would consider himself dc;;:;: 'sd lu the eyes ol lils constituents ir he dei mu ravor tho granting or every oppor tunity lo prove tho charges of bribery preferred by Alderman Mackey against certain Aldermen, aud moved that Alderman T.J. Mackey bo allow ed until 6 o'clock tho next day lo provo the charges. Alderman Collins claimed thu thc charges that Alderman Mackey preferred bgalnst olher Alder men would uot cover tho chntgc again a him. Alderman E.P.Wall said Colins was always full of gooil Intentions and honor, thal ho himself courted an Investigation lu order that thc com munity mlg'it kuow who were guilty; that ho did not rear tho result blmscir. Alderman . J. Mackoy. Neither you nor your brother need oar au investigation. Alderman Voigt thought Mia: some other time would do to hear thc charges preferred. Alderman Cunningham had lils resolution read. It Is as follows: Resolved, That as lt is apparent Trom the course of examination of witnesses on thc patt or thc de ronco, numerous witnesses being called .o testiry to thu same frivolous mailors, that the further examination of testimony, or pretended tesll ntonv, do cease, and that counsel on each side proceed with thc nrgumcut, to be limited to thirty minutes on each side. Alderman T. J. Mackey protested against thc adoption or this resolut toa, and moved that lt bo laid upon thc table. Thc moiton was put and lost. A division was called lor, and resulted In 0 voting ror and 10 against thc motion-Alderman L. E. Wall not voting. Hie resolution was then put ind carried. Alderman T. J. Macxey called ror thc ayes and nays, which was granted with no following result: Ayes-Barrow, Brown, Collins, Cunningham, Geddings,Holloway, Howard, Polter,Snialls,Voigt, Mayor-ll. Nays-Greene, Hampton, T. J. Mac key, E. W. M. Mackey, McKinlay, L. F. and E. P. wall. RESIGNATIONS. Mr. Seymour rose and stated' that ho was sur prised to sec such action taken by the representa tives ot thc City or charleston; that lt showed plainly that thc case had boon prejudged, and to limit him In thc argument, wis only an attempt to gag thc whole affair; that lt would bc a disgrace for him to proceed, and ho would close his mouth unlll a moro fitting opportunity, lt my client would take my advice, he would throw lils com mission at your feet and retire. [Loud applause] De thou retired. Aidcrm^T. J. Mackey rose and said substan tially: It .ls necessary thal I stould proceed, but before doing so I - most apologize to my counsel for the indignity to which, liabas been subjected by appearing herc to rejA*ietit mc. I applied to a number ot lawyers in this city to obtain their ocrrlcce, but they declined to represent mc solely upon political grounds. . affray or last Thursday night arc a pffrct blank to mo. I can provo that 1 reached homo in n slate or delirium, and that a physician used thc strongest antidotes to relieve tuc. I intended to Introduce testimony to proie this and other things that would show that Iwos not responsi ble ror my actions on tbat light, lint you have stopped mc rrom so doing. I thought that as Hie Board had tfomblncd to couilct me, under any circumstances, they would hate given me a lair hearing, ami tho report or their action going abroad would have injured me; bat their action to night has relieved mc of all apprehensions of that character. You have made np your verdict and will perhaps expel mo, but I go to thc people, who will return mc to confront you and check your ne farious schemes-schemes so bise that one shrinks appalled at thc very thought of them. I hold by power of this body the oillco of Inspcctor Gencrnl of Timber and Lumber. I toss your commission at your feet, as I deem it a groat dishonor to hold a commission under your hand (pointing it thc Mayor.) hy the majority of this Council. Before leaving, 1 desire to clear my skirts or thc charge made agatmt mc by a witness, that I advocated thc (Corbin) claim-. I had declared openly and orton that L>. T. Corbin did not deserve thc $3000, and 1 would not sustain him in it. When tho matter was referred to thc Committee of Ways and Means, of which I am chairman, Alderman Cun ningham, thc Mayor and others urged mc to make a favorable report. The Mayor and four'othors control tho patronage of tho city. .There were around mc hundreds of men out or employment, and with their ramilles and little ones starving. They applied to me ror work. Without tho Inducncc ortho Maj or and thosa four Aldermen, I could not secure thc appointment of one of these men on the police force or on thc streets. I could not seo those men suffering when lt was la my power to save thom, and I signed thc report, but Intended always to oppose it. Thc people of South Carolina will re sent thc action that has heretofore characterized tho villlans. They will hurl tho mlscrnble thieves to their homes In Massachusetts, and nothing will bo seen of thom but their backs os they nee. ile then read his resignation, and said: i do not hurl this at your feet tor your acceptance. I claim tho right to resign, and now leave this board of robbers, polygamists, perjurers and forgers, who now rule thc City of Charleston. [Applause.] Ho thou moved from his scat saying, "You can make thc most or it." Alderman E. W. M. Mackey. I did not Intend to say anything when I cuino herc to-night, hut I must speak. Of all herc, 1 am tho most injured. I enmc herc believing that Hiero was soino scuso or decency and just ice left among tho Aldermen, and that i herc would bc a fair trial. Tho affair on last Thursday night Vas disgraceful enough, but thc action of Council to-night ls more so. While thc Alderman whom you came to try committed a crime on last Thusday night, yet I am forced to acknowledge that ho ls not one-half so guilty as those who have sanctioned these disgraceful pro ceedings to-night. I now tender my resignation. I am too proud to sit in so contemptible a body too proud to sit with men who havo attempted to rob thc elly t reasury and-[Great confusion.] Alderman T. J. Mackey, who, with several other Aldermen, were standing up near tho door, said there was no UBO In voting to accept his resigna tion, as tho Aldermen had no right to do lt; that they were acting very foolishly, especially the Mayor. Alderman narrow. I move we adjourn. Alderman Voigt. Wc hive thc Winchester rifles", and must do our duty at all hazards. Alderman Collins moved to accept tho resigna tion. Alderman Voigt offered a resolution providing that as Alderman T. J. Mackey had resigned, nit further proceedings against him bc discontinued. Tho resolution waa carried, Alderman Hamp ton voting against lt. - Alderman CoiUns moved that the resignation of Alderman E. W. M. Mackoy le accepted. Everything nml everybody were uow In a mate or tito Utmost C nfuslof j"~n> 1 ona motion to ad journ being oircrcil by Alderman Cunningham, thu Council dispersed. Pown on Ute street corner, a colored man and Alderman Smalls, colored, came near having a righi, thc mau having Intimated thai the Alder man had sold himself, bm all passed oir quietly. Ceo. NV. Clark was taken hold or by two men, ror what purpose ls not known, aud carried oil'. Cor bin slipped oir quietly, aid the (Mackeys md a tew Loyal Leugners remained to discuss Hie adair. RrsiNF.ss ENVELOPES.-THE NEWS Job Ofllcc ls now prepared lo riiruisli good envelopes, willi business cards printed thereon, at $1 per thous and. Hoad your orders. Bvcry merchant and business mau Should have his card printed on lils envelopes. A WORD TO Tim WISH.-The recent scenes ol rowdyism enacted lu Connell, and thc Radical legislation thai has cursed our city, have produced a dispiriting eiTeel in business clreles. As an evi dence ot what could bc accomplished under a illfTcrcnt form or government, wo give an extract rrom u lalo .Savannah Price Curr":'' : "We uro {doused to report money easier, nml the tone or business healthy. The credit of our city is dally gaining ground, as tho honorable Intentions or our now board have secured thc coulldeuce or capitalists. Its bonds arc held ilrmly ror better market." BALKS OK REAL BHTATK.-The following sales were effected yesterday : nv i.KiTcit a aauNS. Four two-story wooden dwellings In Pickett's alley, a lew doors from Klug. No. 1 |300j So. 2 f270; No. a $300; No. 5 $2!W. nv A. C. M'nil.I.IVUAY. A farm it: Christ Church Parish, six miles rrom Mount Pleasant, and cou'.aiulng ?;:.> acres, ror ?ooo. A house and lot In Anson street, next north or Wentworth street, Tor $1176. BY HOI.MKS A MACBETH. Three tracts or land In St. George's Parish, con taining In all 2600 acres, ror $aoo. A MODEL ESTABLISHMENT_We invite Ute at tention or thc friends or THE NEWS In thc city und throughout thc Stale to thc excellent facilities which our ofllcc enjoys Tor thc prompt execution or nil kinds or Hook and Job Printing. Kully pro vided willi new type and machinery of thc latest and most approved pattern, and having a large and carcrully selected stock ot cards, envelopes and papers or all qualities, TUE NEWS Job Ofllcc Ls now prepared to lill orders for every descrlpl lon of plain um) ornamental printing In thc very best manner, and nt rales at least as low as any oilier establishment lu the Southern Stales. Call al TUE NEWS building (np-stuirs) and oxamino our seale of prices and specimens ol our work. PonT ROYAL RAILROAD.-Tho Augusta Chronicle or yesterday says: "Work on tho sec tion or lids road, which lies below Saud Har Ferry, on tho .Savannah River, commenced yes terday, we arc Informed that tho whole lino, from Sand Har Kerry to tho Intersection of thc Charleston and Savannah Hoad, (which Is about midway between Oharlcston and Savannah,) ls un der contract, and laborers are now busily ut work upon lt. ll ls expected to increase thc several forces on thc line, Just us soou as they can bc spured from (ho cotton Acids, to thc greatest number that Hie work will admit advantageously. The cnorgy that ls being displayed Just Ides public ex pectation that this road will bc completed within contract Hmo (28th of August, 1810.") Cafuns.-A cock fight attracted a small crowd In Hroad street yesterday, though lt was not qnltc as exciting as a Council meeting. Mr. Wightman, a Charleston artist, has Just completed a wcll-exccutcd picture ol Mr. G. W. Williams' two children. A darkey from thc rural parts made his retara a lew days since, but was highly Indignant when called upon to make ms mark. Seizing the pen like a crowbar, ho exclaimed, "L'cm go; I ken work cm," and furnished a pretty ralr autograph. All persons, companies or corporations, railing to make returns or their personal property, ror State taxation, to tho assessors, at Klrc-proor building, before thc loth Instant, subjects their property to an Increase of fifty per cont., and an addition or ono doitar" s Density, a provided by law. A large amount of money changed hands yes terday. Most or thc notes given to factors foll due about thc 1st or November, and nil obligations have been promptly mot. THE COMMITTEE OK ARB.ANOKMP.STS of ibo Masonic Kalr gratefully acknowledge thc receipt of thc following articles: Six embroidered shirt fronts, from Mr. D. H. Haselton; one set toilet boxes, from Messrs. North, Steele A Wardell; one cake linc jellies, from Messrs. lt. Mantotic A Co.; two handsome fans, from Miss R. Haas; chocolate lind cofToe, from Messrs. D. Paul & Co. ; cologne water and perrumery, rrom Dr. P. M. Cohen; two dozen damask doylies, from Messrs. Strauss A Vance; large assortment of perfumery, rrom Messrs. A. W. Kckcl A Co.; ono Jar Fr lich pre serves, rour bottles Jelly, one large box sardines, from Mr. K. C. Horner; one handsome meerschaum pipe, two bead baskets, three Masonic pins, from Messrs. North, Steele A Wardell, one silver plated case basket, from Miss Claru beesley; one child's embroidered white suit, from Mrs. McTureous; one child's braided sack, from Mrs. Lance; one pnlr Polish boots, knitting, Ac., from Mrs. Ilralls rord; one pair worked slippers, one child's talma, mats, cushion, Ac, front Miss E. Gantt; knitting, from Miss C. Drodle; child's sack, cushious, Ac, from thc Misses Kite; knitting, rrom Miss M. W. Drnllsford; one pair flower mats, ono alum bas ket, Ac, from Mrs. St. J. Wilson; fancy collars and toilet mats, rrom Miss nacol; knitted ermine, fancy boxes, Ac, from Mrs. J. Knox; opera caps and sacks, from tho Misses Jeffords; a largo as sortment of handsome platcd-ware, from J.Steane Esq., New York. R. E. BROWN, ' Secretory. Loss o WF.IOIIT ON COTTON.-At tho stated meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, hold on Wednesday night, the following lutorcstlng and Important report was ordered to be republished: To the Chamber of Commerce, Charleston: GENTLEMEN-Thc undersigned, your committee appointed at a mooting of thc Chamber on May 31, to tako into consideration certain subjects connected with the sale of cotton in this city, beg to report thal they have carefully examined Into the subject of thc loss of weight on colton weighed In this and shipped to other ports. Eur this purposo they have carefully weighed several huies of cotton upon thc lower Market pub!!" scutes, ami (bid they are entirely null tl ed fur this purpose, thc Rame bale varying several pounds at dif ferent trials. They would, therefore, report ad versely to tho employment of largo stationary scales of that character. They further weighed these sumo bales on all of tho seules now used by thc winn ves for that purposo, und round no ma terial variation between thc dur rent scales. They have been rorcad to the conclusion that the scale now lu usc is tho best that they cnn rccmnmend. Tho more so that there ls tho sumo compiuliit ot loss on cotton shipped from New Orleans, whero thc boam scale ls employed. They uttrlbutc thc loss or weight complained of to have been caused principally by drying lu tho holds ol tho steam ers, ns cotton shipped by sall generally holds out in weight. Your committee heartily endorso tho recommendation with regard to thc more careful packing and haling of cotton by our planters, reeling sure that ll would bc very much lo their Interest as a protection from stealing. AS the sellers of colton have taken up thc sub ject or Insurance, storage and tho Hmo for de livery of cotton after sale, und as tho prospects are favorable to a sal I slit c. lory adjustment or these points, wo would recommend that wc should uwalt tho result or their action In this matter. Cpjn examination of tho through rates or freight per railroad, as compared with thc local rates, wc uro sullsflod that at present no discrim ination ls made which can materially a ired thc lulen" ls of our market, and we further believe that thc direction of our several lines or railroad will always bo glad to co-opcrutc with lids Cham ber to thc extent of their means ia any coursa which may have for Its object tho building up or thc trade of our city. All of which ls respectfully submitted. STKPIIRN L. HnwAno. WM. M. LAWTON. ' W. E. HOWI.ANU. A. R. citism.it. ROBT. MURDOCH. To TH LADIES.-Wo bog lo call your special attention to two (2) coses of Poplins In choleo styles and colors at twenty-five cents, These goods are from auction; you will find thom cheap, and very "desirable, at No. 287 and 889 King street/ Respectfully, ST'OLL, WEHU A CO. MOV2 ' Hotel Arrival - November 4. CHARLKSTOX HOTEL. R. Hinds, Marlon CourtItOllSO; ll. E. Newell. New York; ll. T. Itnuttf, Itrooklyu; S. Unset. II. Jessup, New York; John Skuse, llaltlmore; Min II. Wesson, North Carolina: lt. C. Norman atol wire. T. w. Nellies, Darlington; Wm. Robbing, llaltlmore; J. II. Miller ami wire. Augusta; Win. lt. Cart Ison, New York. PAVILION ltOTKIu . Thomas A. Leadls'ller, St. John's. Goose Creek; A. II. Ilrlghlmin, John's Island; I*. Wylie, Wad raalaw Island: s. Rey nelda, steamship Rvermau; ll. Hinds, Marlon; Isaac A. IlkMlton, M rcalos; f. L. crimes. S. I). (tarlington, Laurens; Vi. n. M. Herty, lexington; lt W. Mobloy, Kdgottctd; I, ll. Atter, Columbia; w. A. Lislcy, Dickens; T. J. Clyde. J. W. Fairey, W. C. Fairey, J. W. H. Dukes, Branchville; W. T. Itlrnsall, California: J. w. Cokes. Augusta; J. C. Campbell, Summerville; H. r*. Weathers, D. Muuioy, Roanoke, Ala.; Miss Terry. Walterboro*; 1). lt. Klee and lady, Ham well; M. J. Humbert, K. Humbert, (trabamvHlo; II. W. Huir, L. P. Hair, . JJ. Hair, barnwell. HILM ItODSK. J. c. Hu**dtctl, Beaufort; H. c. Raggett, Sooth Carolina; Min. L. BlrdsalO, New York; Krank M*. Harris, R. P, McConnell, Fred. Itrannk. Nassau: U. Howell aud wife. New York; H. H. UrCUWOOd, A. Kline, Robert J. Murrle, Robert Dohtno, Nas sau: Jaeu Clennstaon, Mexico: C. Staples and family. New York; J. Calp und wife, Philadelphia; T. J. Robertson, Columbia; J. W. Baldwin, S. I . Jones, Rockmore; Ileo, ll. Kennedy und wife, J. Middleton, tlcorgla; P. Boaster and wiro, Pennsyl vania. _ rt v s i x E s s x o T i v n a . Mn. K .1. BECKMAN, an old resident, has opeuud a wood-yard on Veunlng's wharf. O.NK Qitnti: Qncinitial nolu paper ami twonly live envelopes to match, for forty couts, ot C. C. RIghter'S, No. 101 King street. LUNCH AT TOSCK.'U TO DAY-Oyster soup, bolled tish, clam chowder, bolled mutton, Ac. On. SAMUEL A. WUITK, Dent Wt, will bo ab sent froni-thc elly ror a row weeks, from ibo lath November, and, la consequence, would request lils friends ami patients, dcslritiK his services, to call ns early ns possible at his oillcc, No. 307 King street, (over Allun'a Jewelry Store.) A FINE ASSOKTHBNT or PIIOTOURAPHS, Impe rial cards and frames, nt C. C. Rlghtcr's, No. 1G1 Klug sn oot. UNIVERSAL RKXCONTKE AND MUTUAL Suit PIUSE_Three Intended brides, an equal number of would-uo grooms, twenly-oac bilr single la dles intent Qll assisting Hie three afore-ment lotted happy damsels in a certain Important ceremony, twenty-oi.c well dressed single gentlemen who expected to meet thc said twenty-one single la dles at a limo not far distant, a half dozen gray haired, old gcutlcnicn, and their complement or old Indies, whose luilr should have been gray, were enough to crowd one or tho counters or Von san ten's itjzaar. There, such a shaking or hands and exchanging or compliments, next such a unanimous look nt tho counter, und lastly, such blank looks al each oilier. Their embarrassment can bc better imagined than described. Il was, or course, rather awkward ror thom all to have mot nt thc same place and time to purchaso their wedding present!). A FINE ASSORTMENT or Ai.nuns at very low prices, including those holding Ofty pictures, ol one dollar each. CHAS. C. RIGHTER, nov i No. 101 Klug street. ONI; OP DICKENS' or Scott's Works Is present ed to every annual subscriber to thc XIX Cen tury, octo -f minmai. INK OF THE STATE BILLS WANTED. B HANK OK THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA HILLS, Issue previous to thc war. ANDREW M. MORELAND, nov.i_Hanker. No. 8 broad street. -jy. , , , '?.> "MDTClfiU milll!t mv VU t D SEVEN TER CENT. BONDS or TUE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON HA ll,KO.. 1) COMPANY. PRINCIPAL AND INTE lt EST PAYABLE IN NEW YOltK. These bonds rc secured by a FIRST MORT GAGE OX THE HOAD, Including Rs outfit and equipment. Thc Trustees uro JAMES HOIlll, of Now York; WILLIAM AIKEN and GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, of South Carolina. This Road ls los miles in length, connecting thc Cilles of Savannah aud Charleston, and ls nu Im portant link of through travel from thc Nortli to Georgia, Borilla and Hie aulf States. Thc whole Road will i c in complete running order by the llrst of December. This loan ls si the rntc of only $5000 per mlle, which Is less than thc cost or thc iron, and ls a , first-class security in every respect. Those bonds are odored for thc present at EIGHTY CENTS on the dollar, by thc SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, No. 19 Broad strcot. THOMAS R. WARING, octl3 wfm Cashier. E DWARD LOWNDES, nitOKEIt, No. 4 BROAD STREET, Buys and setlA on commission, Ronds, Stocks, Bank Bills, and Securities of aU kinds. Thc high est market prlcos obtained. Any I ufo rum mn desired, by letter or otherwise, will be cheerfully given. Apply us above nt No. 1 Broad street, or through Post nico llox 307. Will also attend to thc investments of money in larne and small amounts. RRPEHBKCES.-Wagner, Huger A Co., Reeder A Davis, 0. A. Tren hoi m A Sou, W. C. Roo A Co., Thomas E. Wiring, Gushier South Carolina Loan and Trust Company; Petecr, Rodgers A Co., J. D. Aiken and Co., Ocorgo II. Waller A Go., Cohen, Hunckcl A Co., Andrew Simouds, President First National Hank. sepi2l amos PAC O U I~S M c L A I N , BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 4S BROAD STREET. Charleston, S. C. I Stocks, Honda and Gobi bought, carried and sold Hhort In New York City. Particular intention paid to tho purchaso and snlc of ull k in ii rt of Southern Socuritics. oar-_'_ --yn* I LU S & c ii i s o L M , FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ANO SHIPPING AGENTS, Will attend to ibo Purchase, Sale and Shipment (to Foreign and Domestic Port ) of COTTON, RICE, LUMUKU and NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C. E. Mit.i.rs._.. .A. R. Cilisoi.M. ocr2S___ Q_ IB B K S & BARNWELL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, tu. Advances made on Consignments of Cotton, Rice, Ac, to Foreign nnd Domestic markets. Al.I.RN S. UlRBKH. Aimlt'H llAHNWELL. oe fmwlmn A. 0 KAU V M A N BROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT, N 0. 2 6 ll K O A 0 STREET, Charleston, s. 0. Prompt attention niven lo the purchase and salo of tool Estate, Stocks, Bonds, Hank Hills, Ac, Ac. septi.'i wfui'Jmoscs Statiion Gales--t ljio Elan. BY .MILKS HAKl-. T>OOTrf, SHOKS AND ll ATS. rills MORNING, al lu o'clock, I w ill soi; ii my store, comer of Kin!; nu i Liberty streets, loueuses COOTS lllKl SHOE. just received, con Histing af Men's Grain. Kip mid Cult Hoots, con gress. Brogans and Balmorals; Ladles Congress, Balmorals mid Polish Hoots; Women's Koo tees: Coy s' moi Children's Mmes, iissorU'd.ivi eases; :ioti ?lo/.en Men's and Hoys1 Alpine, Broadway, Young America and American Girls' Kell ami Wool lints, nov.". Hy J. k XV. KNOX. KIBRONS, HOSIERY, FANCY ROOD.?. TOYS, Ac. Wc will continue lo sell THIS HAY, commencing si lo o'clock. Hu- STOCK of Mi. A. ininti. No. -j:t7 King street, damaged hy water during thc late tire. i ' ne 11 u.m ? tush. novo Hy war. MCKAY, ^ A L B WITHOUT R Ii S E R V E. Tins DAY, (Friday,) nt So. tao Meeting-street, at IO O'Clock, will llO sohl. MARBLE TOP BURKAU, Hxlenslon Table, so fas, chairs, nml a large lol Sundries, lu pay stor age and olliei expenses. Terms cash. Night stile or DRY GOODS, Ac, ut half-past 7. o'clock on Monday, stu instant, rartlcnlars iu future advertisement. novo ?Ruction Salca---fRluvc Duns. Hy J. St W. KNOX. SALE OF DBSIRAULE AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On WEDNESDAV, 10th instant, at No. 12'J Market street. Conditions cash. novfi fstuS Hy XT. Y. LEITCH ft H. S. BRUNS. Auctlonrrri. DESIRABLE WOODEN RESIDENO . No. 303 MF.KTING STREET, NEAR COLUMUUS. Will lie sold on TUESDAY, thc oth instant, at tba Old Post me, nt ll o'clock, That desirable twoatory WOODEN' DWELLINrj on thc cast side or Meeting street, known ns No. 308, With double piazza. 11 ouse eon talus sis rooms, besides pantry, cistern and kitchen. l.ot measures au feet by 131. Terms-One-half cash; balance In one nml twa years, with Interest, secured by bond and mort gage. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stumps. novS fm tu 3 By A. C. McUI L L Y RAY, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON KING} STREET. Will bc sold on TUESDAY next, tha nth Instant, at thc Old customhouse, at ll o'clock, All that valuable EOT OF LAND on thc W036 side of King street, fourth lot north of Queen, be ing 23 feet front by 232 deep; together wTth a rear Lot opening Into Clifford alloy, 17 feet by 44, moro or less. Terms cash. Purchaser pays for papers ag usual. For further particulars of this valuable proper ty, apply as above, al No. 2 Droad street, where a plat can b<. seen._novS nntttj Q LE RK'8. SALE IN EQUITY-ANDERSON COUNTY-H. FRANK SLOAN TS. WILLIAM II. 1). GAILLARD AMI OTHERS-HILL TO PARTITION HEAL ESTATE. Ac. OF HENJAMIN P. SLOAN, DECEASED. Hy virtue of an order to mc directed from tho Honorable Circuit Court of the Eighth Judicial District. I will sell to Hie highest bidder, at Pen dleton Village, on FRIDAY, tho 19th day of No vember next, Tlte HOUSE AND LOT, known as the late resi lience of said deceased, situated In the Village of Pendleton on-street, adjoining Lot of E. Sharp and niue Milgo Railroad, containing nina acres, more or less. ALSO, The BRICK STOREHOUSE AND LOT, Situate la said Village, and on Hie public square thereof, now occupied by J. li. E. Sloan & Co. Terms of Sale-One-fourth of thc purchase! monev cash; thc remaining threc-fourtlis ou a creditor twelve months, willi lui crest from day of sale, secured by the bond of purchaser, and at least two approved sure!les, with a mortgagoot thc premises. Purchaser to pay for stamps and titles. JOHN W. DANIELS, Clerk of Court Anderson County. oct27 wfm tonic v&nc uvti * pi inuit Salce, fca. By J. FRASER MATHE YYES. J^ICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION. At Private Sale That valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN TATION, called Romney, situated at South Ferry, on tho Santcc River, containing 1333 acres-too cleared and under bank, 300 high land, 87 clear ed, balance well timbered with cypress, oak, Ac. The Plantation ls now under cultivation, ls woll settled with Dwclliug, barns and negro booses, and known as ono of thc best places on tho river. Titles unexceptionable. For terms, apply to J. FRASER MATUEWES, Real Estate Agent. No. 60 Rroau street. I octia Hu .fertilisers. ?pACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE Ol' LIME, ron COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED. Tilts article ls manufactured at the Company's Works under thc direction and superintendence of Dr. RAVENEL. li contains the same clements or fertility as Soluble Pacido Guano, except Iliac lt ls not furnished with ammonia. It ts prepared expressly for composting with cotton seed, whlclt furn lilies thc clement of ammonia-thc object be ing to render that side-product of thc plantation available to thc highest degree as au clement o fertility. For further, mid particular Information, apply to thc undersigned, J. N. ROBSON, Agent for South Carolina, Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. JOHN. S. RKESE A CO., General Agents Baltimore. 00127 wfin3mosn*o_ "|*^ AND PLAS TER. 600 barrels LAND PLASTER, In store. For salo by oct!2 OLNEY ft CO. miscellaneous. jyo YOU WISH TO PUT OFF INDEFI NITE . Sick Hcudaohc, Sour Emulations and Astdlly or tho Stoniaeh t USE SOLOMON'S BITTRRS. For sale by RAOUL A LY ll AIL septi7 amos_ j" L . SHEPPARD, PRODUCE BROKER. Will attend to the Purchase and Shipping of COTTON, RICE and General Merchandise. Olllcc nt Messrs. COHEN, II ANCE EL A CO., No. 4 East Hay. nov2 j^To L O M O N ' S RITTERS GIVE ORKBIIAL SATISFACTION. For sate by scptl7 3moa_RA^t'L A LYNAII. JQO YOU WISH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY at night, nnd awako In Hie morning with a thorough 'appreciation of .your egg, rolls and cogee f PSI'. SOLOMON'S BITTERS. For sale by RAOUL A LYNAII. sept 17 y in os