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CITY A V F A 1 li S Meeting" This l)ny. Si riot Observance Lodge, at 7 P. M. Kauto Fire Company, ul ; P.M. Manon Fire Company, ul half-pusl T I*. M. Connan Itnlo Club, ul X V. M. Charleston hm or Court, ai T P. M. Ladles' Fuel Society, ut kl A. M. Charleston Dental Association, at - I'. M. Auction Sates Tala Day. Mues Drake wu; sellai io Vide! boots, shoes ami ha's. J. & W. Knox will cell nt 10 Blore, ribbon ', hosiery, ftc. William McKay will sell at IO store, household furniture, ftc. dook, ni their clock, at his CHANUK OF SCIIKIH:I.I:.-On nn l arter Satur day next the Summerville n ssender nain will leave Charleston ul 2:50 I*. M.. untl nu ive at Sum merville at 4:10 r. M. _ THE SISTERS OF MKRCY lio-jr to acknowledge, willi thanks, ibo receipt of a (loutitlou of forty three dollars for i he Malo Orphan Society, iront Mr. Timothy O'Urion of Hie Lower Market. TIIK Cutt cs uv rm: PERIOD-Slonc ft Mur ray's-will exhibit in Charleston, on Thursday, Friday and saturday of next week. Of course, ll lu the biggest Hiing in tho lino of sawdust opera e ver seen in this country; JOINING HANDS.-Al Hie re-rular meeting of | the Chamber ot Commerce, hold .n Wcduc.-.i night. Captain rotors, of the Charleston and Liverpool stooinship Durleu, was presented io tho members by the president, lt. Moro. Hsu-, and in vited to a seat In thc Chamber"' DIRECT TRADE.--A large lot of hardware, received from England b) 'tie steamship Harlen, was shipped through lo Macon by the South Caro lina Railroad yesterd ty. This ls the Oral through ?htpmenl from Europe lo the Interior made by thc Charleston Direct Steamship Hue. AN INTERESTING LECTUIIE.-llishop Lynch will lecture al St. Patrick's Cliureh on Sunday evening al half-past 7 o'clock, on "Thc Miracle of | tho Liquefaction or Hie Mood of St. .iauuarius." The lecture la fur the boucl!t of thc church, and will doubtless bc highly Interesting. ATTENTION, TAXIWYEHS.-A notice from tho City Treasurer, lu another column, calls attention to Hie fact that the'period or indulgence allowed for the payment of laxes on real estate expires on thc loth Instant, arter which dato executions will tic Issued. Past due business returns will also bc placed In the hands of thc Sheriff, ou thc 16th. PERSONAL AND JOURNALISTIC-WC were glad yesterday to greet Mr. John S. Shuck, the young and go-ahead proprietor of that lively weekly, thc Ham well Sentinel, who ls now on a business visit to thc city. Mr. Shuck has. made arrangement* to club his paper with THE CUAUI.KSTON DAILY NEWS at $6 60 a year, and with TIIK TRI-WEKKLY NBW3 at it a year. Cheap ! AXOTIIEU STEAMSHIP LINE.-Hy a special dispatch which we print lilia morning, lt will be soon that two large Iron steamships-thc Tennes see and South Carolina-are to bc put on the imo between Charleston and New York. When th*3C vessels are running, wc can, with thc Adgcr and Kavenel lines, bid dctlance to shippers of freight and let them crowd us If they can. AnitKST OK THC FLOCK INSPECTOR PRO TEM. Yesterday Mr. Caulfield, who was appointed by Council Flour Inspector pro tem., was arrested upou a warrant issued by Magistrate Dingle, charging him With erasing and defacing tho Flour Inspector's brand upon barrels of ilour In spected for Mr. Cater on Vendue Hange by Mr. Averill, Flour inspector. Mr. Caulfield gave secu rity in the sum of one thousand dollars io appear1 for trial berore the Stale Court. OUR I'n I eas ccu RENT.-We especially invite thc attention or our merchauts lo THE NEWS Trices Carrenl, issued Ibis morning. Made up willi Hie utmost care, ami handsomely printed wlthcntlrfiti new type, ll (..?...... im tue DUM ii caa caro ui the hou.se forwarding it, thc most attractive and wel come weekly commercial circular thal can tic used. Price, for ten copies or more, with busi ness card, iwo and a half cents per copy. Single copies, Uve cents._ AIKEN.-It is asserted timi the applications for board during the winter ni Aiken is already equal to thc hotel accommodations of that flour ishing village. ll gives us pleasure to chronicle this fact. The people of Aiken deserve success, and will attain it through energy and enterprise. Wo have reason lo believe I hat the winter travel from thc North io the south will this year exceed filly former year,1 and in thu rature, so fur from diminishing, will increase annually. ASAAOXT Wmi INTENT TO KILL.-Yesterday Samly Drown, colored, went to a place about twelve and it hair miles from thc city, and tried to Induce lils wire Milley, who was working in thc field, to leave and return io tho city willi him. She refused, and the argument became rather warm, when Milley raised lier hoe, but her valiant spouse relied on a belier weapon, and, drawing his knife, slabbed his bettor-hair, injuring bur se riously. The fracas was witnessed, and thc op ponent of woman's lights was arrested and brought lo the city, when he tras committed to Jail by Magistrate Mackey. V HOLMES HALE.-Daily record ol weight, tlc., of one bale upland cut ton for thc mouth ol' October, 1809, by John H. Holmes, cotton broker, Royce ft Co's, wharf, Charleston, S. C. : SINK O'CLOCK A. H. Date ; Thor. , Wind |Wg't. jWcath'rl Remarks 1800 Oct. 1 70'N Kast 420^1 Moist 2 72N East 421 Xl Wei siSundayl 4 72:North 42.V. Moist 6 04 N Wost 421 .Dry 6 OfilN West 421 lllry 7 67 N Kasl i 121 Dry Si K N Knst 421)'.,' Dry ol os|N Kast ! 421 Dry lO'Hundayl Damp iii M K Baal ! 421 )i Damp 12 74 Lt Fast 421 'Moist 13 02'N Fast I 420-4" Dry 14 05 N Wost l 410 Di v 16 COS Wost I -no Meist I ( ii N Fast ; -no ;liry 17 Sunday i.Molst 18 f.o.X Kasl ' 41S i Div 10 o's Wcsl 419 'Damp 20 ' on S Wost . 410 I'iry 21 fis kasl I 41 ?,' Moist 22 r.7 Ll N K I 420 Molsi 2:i 74,S Wost 420,'i Dump 24!Sundny|N Weat Dry 26 SAIN Kusl Mt", Hamp 26 66 N Kasl 420 Wot 27l ts X Kasl I 120 I Molsi 281 M K Kasl i 410 Iirv -20 6S'N Wost I 419 iMtllHI aol ' MiN Kasl ! 418?; Dry 3I|8nnday| | |l)ry I Cloudy IHalny' lllcavy rain {Cloudy Clear Clear (('lear Clear ("lear Cloudy Ci'yA rainy .Clear Clear Clear Cloudy .'('lear' i Cloudy Clear Foggy .Clear Cloudy Foggy Cloudy Clear" Cloudy lltalny Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Idear THREE O'CLOCK I". M. 1809 Oct. I 72 N Kasl 2 N Kasl 3 Similar* 4 Ll N K 6 72 Ll N K 0 72IN Kasl 7 72 N Kast 74 ,N Kasl 0 70 N Kast 10 Su n d ny I 11 72 Kasl 12 76|S West . 13 08 IN Kast 14 70 S West 16 72 8 West ld 01 N Kasl 17 Sitndavl 18 70 N Kasl 10 74 8 Wost 20 fis'N Krtst 21 7(i S Wcsl 22 7fi| Host 2.1 7(1 S Wost 24 Sunda v N Wirst 26 Ol N Kasl 2 64IN Kasl 27 62 N Kasl 28 no,S Wcsl 29 00 S Wost 30 co N Kast 31 Sund ay N Kast Thor, i Wind |Wx't.|Weulli'r| Kemarks 420'5 Damp 422 I Wet 423 Moist 421 Dry 420\' Dry .120.';.Dry ?120'j Dry 420",. Dry Wet 421 Dry 420 Dry 4l0>i Dry 419 Dry 4I8J Molsi 18 Dry Moist -118,'; Dry 418 3 Dry 419 Dry 419 Dry 4I0J< Moist .I20J Dump Dry 4I0)( Damp .120 Damp 4lii' Dry lls-'i Dry HST Dry I -ili-'i l>ry I Dry Cloudy Rainy Heavy rain IJIoudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Rainy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Showery Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Fair (/'lear Fair [Clear THIS JtVXICEl'AL MK XA Q Jilt Mi. A LIVELY KXllllHTION. Thc Trial or Alderman Mackey-The Al dermen Ace med r Hecclvlng Url Int lu Volo far li! Conviction-Collector Clark nml Alderman Harrow !> . non ncc Alilerman T. J. Mackey ns a blur_The Mac kc yu lt fuse to Sil in Connell with Thieve , Polyga mist*) unit Perjurers." anil Il -slt;ii Tin- Inspector-Uniera! iso Thrown np IIIK Commission, A special meeting of Hie City Council was held last night lo hear the charges preferred against Alderman T. J. Mackey, fur his conduct un Hie Thursday night previous. Although lt was announced that the meeting would be held Ut <> o'clock, it was liol called to order until Tnt*, and Hie interim was con sumed by the members in frequent visits lo thc Mayor's chamber. The audience was of a more respectable cast than has graced pre. viona meetings, iud was largely white: tlie colored men and brethren were evidently nut anxious to be the recipients of stray bull is, and kept away. Amone; those present were Three* thousand-dollar Corbin, ll. II. ll. Hy ron, I*. J. Coo l an. 8. Tilomas, Sr.. O. W. ( lark. Hov. II. YV. licks, Coi. lt. \v. Seymour, several merchants, ud some visitors from Columbia, who were at tracted by the recent proceedings In the august boily. The interest in the meeting or Connell was quite lively among (he outsiders, and the corners lu Hie Vicinity were thickly peopled willi anxious constituents of the Aldcitntinlc magnates. The entrance or Hie Mayoral quarter-past was a signal for a general move, and when thc gavel fell the following Aldermen were present: E. W. M. Mackey, tircene, Geddings, Potter, Voigt, Cunningham and Collins, white; Howard, Mc Kinlay, L. I*. Wall, E. P. Wall, Hampton* Hollo way, llrowuand small, colored. Council was declared ready lo proceed to busi ness, and thc Mayor stated l hat it had been con vened to try thc charges aud spccinctitlous against Alderman T. J. Mackey. Aldcriunn Reddings offered a resolution that thc City Attorney tic requested to bc present and lo conduct thc charges agulnst Alderman T. J. Mackey. At this stage thc Alderman In question came In us cool and unconcerned us ir he were not the bone or contention. City Attorney Corbin, who promptly come to thc Trout, requested that Alderman T. J. Mackey bo called and that thc Clerk road the charges and specifications. After inc reading the Clerk was again directed by tho Codifier to demand or Alderman T. J. Mac key If he was guilty or not guilty. Colonel H.. W. Seymour, who was sitting near Alderman T. J. Mackey, rose and stated thal ho represented the Alderman,and desired first to pro test ngninst the Jurisdiction of Council in this case, as it was already presented bet re u higher tribu nal, and until that decision was rendered no ac tion could bc taken by Council. Alderman McKinlay roso to a point or order, and asked in what capacity Mr. Seymour was ad dressing Council. On Hie statement being made that he was the counsel for thc accused, Alder man McKinlay subsided. U. T. Corbin slated that Hie plea against tho Ju risdiction or Council should bo presented In writ ing. Alderman McKinlay took issue willi Mr. Sey mour, and argued that Hie power or Council to try was unquestioned. The eily Attorney claimed that thc assault having occurred in Council Chamber during a session, was or Useir sullloient to warrant thc trial. Alderman Geddings odored a resolution that thc plea against tho Jurisdiction bo overruled and that the trial bo proceeded with. This was car ried unanimously, when T, J. Mackey rose and desired to make a few remarks. He kept Hie Uoor for some lime, and made an elaborate ?peech, quoting from authorities, nan howina* il Connell had no ii jm* . ." i - w h case, buring this harangue Alderman Geddiugs rose io a point or order iltat the Alderman was not confining himself to thc question, bul Indulg- ; lng in rlioiorical nourishes. Thc Mayor decided the point well taken, but, though interrupted frequently. Alderman T. J. Mackey kopi his ground, and gracefully conclud ed lils porcoralion. Alderman Geddings rose willi an open book in his baud, and said thai he had learned to read when young, and still did so, aud commenced quoting some authorities. ** DISPOSITION TO BOLT. Alderman T. J. Mackey Interrupted him at this point, and warned Alderman Ueddings that ho would permit no personalities, or ho would use his privilege ns an Alderman, and show up the past record of Alderman Ueddings, and strip every mask from his corrupt body. (At this statement there was an evident disposition on the part or thc colored spectators to bolt.) Alderman Holloway called r<ir the previous question, mid Alderman E. W. M. Mackey called ror I he yeas and nays. The question was put idrn voce, and the plea against Hie jurisdiction ol Coun cil decided overruled. Thc City Attorney then asked that the trial bc proceeded willi, and Alderman T. J. Mackey be made lo plead gullly or not guilty. Alderman T. J. Mackey called Tor tho yeas and nays on Hie previous question, but the Mayor pul on thc gag, and said lt had been already decided. The clerk then called Alderman T. J. Mackey, I who responded "Noi gullly,''?but stated thal he was unprepared lo go to trial, as ho had several witnesses whom he desired lo summon. Tho City Attorney herc called Alderman Voigt lo thc stand. Mr. Seymour stated that his client was not ready, (hat his witnesses were not present, and thc case should be postponed. Ile made a long and eloquent nppeal to Council, and on resuming his scat was applauded by thc audience. Alderman McKinlay desired to know what time was wanted, and was tobi until Tuesday next. Thc City Attorney staled that Council had thc power to act us they chose; lhere was no occasion for farther time, as there were a number ur wit nesses present. Alderman T. ,1. Mackey rose lo explain the reason for demanding lime, and on a movement from the City Attorney ho said Unit lie would not bc Interrupted, that Hie case nuder consid rai ion was not for three thousand dollars, nor was lt nu action against the City Treasury. Alderman Cunningham exclaimed against, the uso of sucli language. Alderman Holloway moved that tho trial bo proceeded willi. Alderman T. J. Mackey called lor the yeas and uays. Alderman McKinlay moved lo postpone tho trial io next Tuesday. Thc Mayor slated thal Hie motion before thc House wasto lake the testimony. Alderman E. W. M. Mackey moved lo adjourn to next Tuesday, seconded by Alderman McKin lay ; and Alderman T. J. Mackey called for thc yeas am) nays, which resulted as billows: Teas-Greene, Hampton, T. .1. Mackey, E. W. M. Mackey, McKinlay and E. P. Wall-U. Nays-Harrow, drown, Collins, Cunningham, Ueddings, Holloway, Howard, Potter, Small, Voigt, b. P. Wall and tho Mayor- 12. AldermanT.J. Mackey thou moved lo layon thc tallie the motion lo proceed in tho trial. Tho yeas and nays being tuken, the result was the same as the previous vole. Alderman Reddings sahl that caly In the even ing Council had requested thc City Attorney to conduct iho trial, and thought that time was being wasted In these frivolous proceedings, and moved that tho City Attorney proceed with tho trial. Alderman Cunningham moved that Alderman Voigt bo culled to tho stand, wh!ch wis done, and the Alderman sworn. TESTIMONY, *C. Alilerman Voigt testified to tho rait of the shooting, and that ho believed thc accused In tended io kin li. Vt. M. Mackey. Ile WM croea* questioned hy Alderman T. J. Mackey, to useer laln, UH he staled, wliclhcr witness' memory was reliable ti|HNi nll|iolnta, io which witness replied thai lt was rellat>le, as ho Ihln'i lake hiorphlne. Ahlerman 'unningham aiwtcsllilcdlollic fact* ut thc shoot lng, and thought the accused Intended to kin K. Vt. M. Mackey. Thc ciij Attorney then aunonnced thal the tes llmony un tho pan of Council was closed. Sonic dciKitc occurred ubini thc testimony be ing read i" witnesses and signed by I lieut, which resulted in thc fact ticing ascertained that Hie tes timony luul not bei u taken down. Tlie Cit j At tonio) urged thal the debi.pro ceed. Alderman 'P.J. Mackey requested the presence of a num tier ol winn.s who had iiecti m attend ance in the earlier pan of thc evening. Hr. Itecnstji rna and Henri Jenkins were called but did not answer. Mr. Seymour stated that il was clear thal the minds or the Aldermen were made up. and that the trial of bis client waa a mere farce: that the Aldermen ha I forgotten, ll seemed, all the rules lhat governed men ol honor. Alderman T. J. Mackey said he was prepared lo show that several ot thc Aldermen had been bribed, and hail lice . solemnly sworn lo vote for lils conviction. Ile was prepared to mime the men who offered thc bribes, ihoso of the Alder men who received thc bribes, and what lim char acter of Hie lilil es was-some were promised olllce, others received money. Mayor, i am sorry you arc not prepared io do lt to-night. Alderman Mackey dcuiaudcd Hint Iiis witnesses be sent aller. The City Attorney wanted io know if thc ease was tit lie conducted in the ordinary way-that if a mau did not produce his testimony, thc case should he proceeded with. Alderman Voigt thought that Alderman T. J. Mackey had had plenty itt time lo produce his Witnesses, and, US he had railed lo do so, moved thai thc Investigation bc terminated. Alderman Cunningham seconded thc motion. Thc Mayor announced that the case must pro ceed, and Alderman 12. W. M. Mackey w as called lo thc stand. He I est 111 cd that he lind bren on very friendly terms with Alderman T. J. Mackey; thal lie believed lie was oui of his mimi when tho nifray occurred; thal the cause of lils not being on good terms with him now was because he (T. J. M.) had favored the Corbin claim. Maglstrate John <:. Mackey testified that Alder, mau T. J. Mackey lind been rom a fractured Jaw. and had taken I ' -..relieve thc pain and ll had made him irritable. ' Vt. ll. Mitchell, colored, Clerk of Council, les lided that he thought Alderman T. J. Mackey was Insane when he made thc assault upon E. \V. M . Mackey; that thc assailant looked wild and his eyeballs were enlarged as big as his fists. Alderman Hampton, colored, test (fled that the accused had been sick and Buffered very much. Magistrate Mishaw, colored, was called to thc stand. Alderman Collin?. I object to that witness bc lng sworn. 1 can prove that in thc League ht swore to a Ile-took oath to a damnable and airo clous lie. Mishaw. You would not lay that to mc else' where. Alderman Collins. Yes, I will, anywhere. Alderman T. J. Mackey. I protest against thc veracity of this witness hoing questioned by om whose moral character ls so low. One hundred and tifty merchants of this city certified that bb moral status was so low that he was unlit to hold an olllce under thc Hulled Stales Rorcrament. Alderman Collins. J do'Object to thc wltncs being sworn. Ile swore lo a statement, afterwar sent tothc President, Huit l had voted against tin Constitution of Inc state. Alderman T. J. Maokey claimed Hutt the winiest should be sworn, and stated thal he was a mat ol good character-or belier standing than Hu Alderman who objected. Mishaw was sworn, and leatliled that he knew that Alderman T. J. Mackey had taken morphine Aaron Mccoy, colored, testified that about i hair of an hour before the affray, lie talked to Al derman T. J. Mackey, and noticed that he wa Irritable. When Alderman Mackey returned lt tiic Chamber, arter daring Alderman K. W. M Mackey out. Alderman coinu patted aim on th bael, and told linn to go vu- that he wou^-tam lils back. AldcrmauCollins requested tobe sworn in rt gard to Hie statement or Hie witness. Thomas Aiken, colored, welghiug about Hire hundred pounds, was called up io thc stand. HI appearance elicited remarks such as, "There ls good Alderman-he ls a body politic."' Ile lesli fled that the accused had been sick and had take morphine. UF.CKSS. Mr. Seymour requested that a recess be allowe In order to consult. Several seconded thc motion, and though tu voted upon, lt was considered taken, and Hi Aldermen reclined or lounged about. Atter the lapse or six minutes the Council Wt called to order. TUR I.IK PASfED. Alderman Harrow moved that thc taking i further testimony cense. Alderman Collins seconded thc motion. Alderman T. J. Mackey protested against an andi action; that he could prove that Ccorge vi Clark (pointing al that individual who was ri ting in Hie chamber) had attempted lo bribe son of the Aldermen to vote tor his con vlei lon, tu der any circumstances whatever, and sueeecde lu corrupting two or them. Collector Clark Jumped io his foot and said, e: ctfedly, that man (Alderman T. J. Mackey) is liar. Alderman T. J. Mackey. Thai man ls so wi known In this community as a thief, Hitit li not deem il necessary to answer him. Alderman Voigt wanted to know If thc Aide man (T. J. M.) had not been taking more ino phlnc. Alderman K. W. M. Mackey. 1 nm here to ti Illy that G. W. Clark hos attempted to bribe - (lennon to vote against Alderman T. J. Mackey. Alderman T. J. Mackey. I am ready to pro that Ahlerai&n Harrow lins hceu bribed by Gc W, Clark to vote against me. Alderman Darrow, Jumping up. 1 am ready prove Wore Cod Almighty that Ulis char against mc ls one or thc damndest Hes ever nit ti cd. (Great cxclicmeut ensued, several Aldcrtn rising to their rcct and demanding that no su language bc used.) Alderman T. J. Mackey. Let all be cool. 1 ct not defend myself now as I would under oil circumstances. It does not need that I slim assert my bravery or readiness lo meet tin mon, as I un too well known in this cominitnl To punish that mau (pointing to (I, W. Clark,) Hila unfortunate Individual ou tay right (barro' ls not now necessary; bul if these men winni charge with corruption will give me until s o'ck to-morrow morning, I will proveihat bribes wi offered lo live Aldermen of this Hoard. Two copied and three refused. Of Hie two who on. was white and one was colored, and tho th who refused all were colored. Why do I take si pains lo defend myself* Only to show tho cc numby thc class of judges who arraign me. Tl have met in solemn caucus ami sworn to con I mc upon any testimony. There arc Ahlem here who dare not vole for my acquittai. T unfortunate Individual on my right (burrow) 1 received thc money. Alderman Harrow. I will make you prove lt Ahlerman T. J. Mucker. I will do so; and 1 \ till you ill that when you attempt to arouse vengeance of these people, Hie South Carulinia your Winchester rides will be shattered like t reeds In a storm, mid you receive the full brun their vengeance. Expel inc, and the people i put mc back, mid their vengeance will full ii] your heads. During Alderman T. J. Mackey'* remarks, said : Alderman Collins called on me thc < after Hie affray, expressed his regret ul the curronce, and asserted thal he would vote agai and reseul any measure to censure or expel i Alderman Harrow. I want Justice done mc do not want to bc stigmatized as a poor fellow ns a (aol of any clique, ruction or caucus. I h been working honestly und earnestly for the I interests or thc Republican party. (Aid. T, Mackey Interrupting-"And soberly.") I ar to vindicate myself of thc Infamouscharges in against mc. 1 never have been bought, and nc will lio. Ho (Alderman T. J. Mackej ( yesterday met mo amt suggested thal perhaps l could buy a place If I did certain Ulinga, nod l considered lt a-* au attempt to bribe mo. and hurled it back [ with scum, and told him tbat I wentd starve or die lu a goner before I would accept a bribe, and thus dishonor the place 1 bold unfitly const hu cnts wiii> elected mc lo H. I emmcngo him to prove his charge. Alderman T. J. Mackey. 1 said yo could buy a place, didn't i y Alderman barrow. Vos. you did. Alderman T. J. Mackey. Wau the man I men tioned an enemy ur friend of mine? Alderman Harrow. Thal ls none of my busi ness. Alderman T. J. Mackey. lr was Representative llowcn. Alderman Cunningham here rose ami stated that he bad a resolution to offer, nud sent it to the Clerk. Alderman Collins. Alderman Mackey says that 1 promised to support him. in any measure ut Council to expel or censure bim. When I said ll, I incant it, for then 1 thought that he had advo cated thc corbin claim because be believed lt to be righi : bul I changed my opinion and resolve when, thc uexi day, I beard thal be had prepared un Injunction toprcveut thc City Treasurer from puyiug Coe motley. Should thc claim ever bc pass ed. This conduct of bis mario tuc think thai it was not safe tobe in Council willi such a mau, and, therefore, I am in favor of expelling him. Alderman T. J. Mackey, So; I reckon not. Criminals are not safe here; their day or reckon ing will conic. Alderman h. P. Wall said bc would consider himself dc;;:.. '.. ! lu the eyes of lils constituents If he did nut ra vor the graining of every oppor tunity to prove tito charges of bribery preferred by Alderman Mackey against certain Aldermen, and moved that Alderman T.J. Mackey bc allow ed milli ti o'clock thc next day lo prove thc charges. Alderman Jobina claimed ihui thc charges thai Alderman Mackey preferred bgainst other Alder men would uot cover the chaigc against him. Alderman E.P.Wall sahl Colins was always full of good Intentions and honoi; that he himself council an Investigation iu order that Hie com munity nilghi know who were gullly; that hu did not four thc result himself. Alderman T. J. Mackay. Nuttier you nor your brother need fear au lnvcstig.illou. Alderman Voigt thought tba: some other lime would do to hear thc charges preferred. Alderman Cunningham bad als resolution read, lt ls as follows: ttnaief , That ns it is apparent from thc course of examin t ion of witnesses on the pari of the ile fence, numerous witnesses being called to testify to lin-same frivolous mut tors, that Ho furthei examination or testimony, or pretended lesli monv, do cease, and Hutt counsel on each shh proceed with thc argument, to be Ihuited lo thirty minutes on each side. Alderman T. J. Mackey protested against thi adoption or tins r solut lou, and moved that lt bi laid upon thc table. Thc motion was put and lost. A division wai called for. and resulted iu U voting for and li against lhe motion-Alderman L. P. Wall no voting. Hie resolution was Dieu put ind carried. Alderman T. J. Mackey calle.! for the"ayes and uuys, which was granted withCic following"result; Ayes-Barrow, Browu, Collins, Ciintiiughnru, Geddings,Holloway, Howard, lVjtier.Srualls,Voigt Mayor-ll. Nays-Greene, Hampton, T.J. Mac key, K. W. M. Mackey, McKinlay, h. F. and E. P Wall. IIP.SUINATI0N3. Slr. Seymour rose and slated thal lie was sur prised lo sec such action taken by Hie representa lives of the City or Charleston: that lt showei plainly that thc case had been prejudged, and it limit him In Hie argument, wis only an nt temp to gag thc whole affair: ihat il would be u disgrace Tor him to proceed, and he would close his monti nulli a more fliting opportunity. If my dieu would take my advice, he would throw his cora mission ut your feet uuri retire. [Loud applause. Uc then retired. Ahlerurb>T. J. Mackey rose und said substan Hally: ltJs necessary that 1 slonld proceed, bu brime doing so 1 - must apologize to my counsc for thc Indignity to which, hi> hus bceu subject c by appearing ticre to reiy siut me. 1 applied I a number of lawyers in litis city to obtain thel ?jerricop, but they declined to represent mc sold npon political grounds. ^ affray or last Thursday night arc a i^kVi blauk to me. 1 can prove that 1 reached home lu stale of delirium, und that a physician used th strongest antidotes lo rclltvc tuc. I Intended t introduce testimony lo proie this and olin tilings that wonld show that Iwas not icspous ble for my actions on that light, tint you ha> stopped mc from so doing. I .bungin that as tl Hoard had otublncri to coinlct mc, under an circumstances, they wonld have given me a fa hearing, and thc report of their nctiou goic abroad would have injured mc; but their action t night has relieved mc or ult apprehensions or th; character. Yon have made up your verdict ami w perhaps expel me, hut 1 go to thc people, who w return me to courront you mut ohcek your n radons schemes-schemes so ruse that ouc shrin! appalled at the very thought or them. I hold I power of this body the oitlcc of inspecte Henel al of Timber and Lumber, i tu your commission nt your feel, as I dee lt a great dishonor to hold a commissi under your hand (pointing tt the Mayor.) t the majority of this Council. Before leaving desire to clear my skirts of thc charge ma against mc by a witness. Hint I advocated I (Corbin) claim-. I had declared openly and oft ihat D. T. Corbin did not deserve the (3000, am would not sustain him tu H. When the matt was referred to thc committee or Ways ai Means, or which I am chairman, Alderman Cu ningham, the Mayor and others urged mc to mu a favorable report. The Mayor and four otb control Hie patronage of Hie city. .There wc around mc hundreds of men ont of employ mei and with their families and little one* Marvin They applied to me for work. Without thc Indues of thc Mayor and these four Aldermen, I could r secure thc appointment of one of these men on t police force or on the streets. I could not sec tin men suffering when it was in my power to sp them, and I signed thc report, hut Intendedalwt toopposc lt. The people of South carolina will sent thc action that has heretofore character!; thc dillans. They will hurl thc mlscru thieves to their homes In Massachusetts, u nothing will bc seen of them lint their backs they flee. Ile then read his resignation, and said: do not hurl this at your feet for your ncccpiau 1 claim Hu-right to resign, und now leave t hoard ol robbers, polygam.sis, perjurers a forgers, who now rule the City of Chariest (Applause.] Hu then moved from his sent sayli g, "You c make the most or lt." Alderman E. W. M. Mackey. I did not inti to say anything when I came herc tn-ulght, bi must speak. Ol all here, 1 am thc most injin I came hore believing that lhere was some se of decency und justice left among the Abierto and thal there would ben fair mai. The alfa ii last Thursday night Vas disgraceful enough, the action or Council to night ls more so. W thc Alderman whom you came lo try commit a crime on lust Thusduy night, yet I am forcct acknowledge that he ls not one-half so guilt: those who have sanctioned these disgraceful f cecihngs to night. I now tender my resignal I am too proud to sit In so contemptible a bod too proud lu sit with tuen who have utlcinplei rob the city treasury and-[( real confusion.) Alderman T. J. Mackey, who, with several ol Aldermen, were standing up near thc door, i there was no use In voting to accept his reulg Hon, ns thc Aldermen had no right to do it; I thcywere neting very foolishly, especially Mayor. Alderman Barrow. 1 move wc ndjonrn. Alderman Voigt. Wc luve thc Winchc rifles; and must do our duty ut all hazards. Alderman Collins moved to accept thc reslj Hon. Alderman Voigt offered a resolution provli that ns Alderman T. J. Mackey had resigned, further proceedings against bim bc dlscontlnt Thc resolution was carried, Alderman Ha tou voting against lt. Alderman co. n no moved that the resignal lo Alderman E. AV. M. Mackey io accepted. Kverythliig ninl everybody were BOW In a state oflho utmost eonfnsloi pt ! ona mol lon to ad journ being ottered by Alderman Cunningham, Hie Council dispersed. Down on Hie Ireel corner, a colored man and Alderman smalls, colored, came near having a light, t ie mau having Intimated that Hie Alder man h. d sold himself, bm nil passed oil' i|lllct!y. . leo. w. Clark as taken poid <>r i,y two men, for What pm pose ls not known, aud carried oif. Cor bin slipped oil' quietly, and the Mackeys and a few Loyal Leaguers remained lo discuss Ihc alfa ir. Ht sixr.ss KN v ELOPES.-Tun NKWS Joli Olllce is now prepared lo furnish good envelopes, with bunine** cards printed thereon, nt $4 per thous mid. Send your orders, livery merchant and business man should have his c'ld printed o" bis envelopes. A \VHKI TO nu: WISH.--Tln> recent scones of rowdyism enacted in Council, und the Itndlcal legislation that has cursed our city, have produced a dispiriting oiled lu business circles. As an evi dence of what could bc accomplished under a different form of government, we give an extract from a late Savannah Price Current: "Weare pleased to report money easier, and the tone 01 business healthy. The credit of our city is dally gaining ground, as the honorable intent ions of our new board have secured the couOdCUCC of capitalists, tts bonds arc held firmly for better market." KAI.t:s OK li KA I. ICSTATK.-Tho following sales were effected yesterday : li Y I.KITCII A BR NS. Kour two-story wooden dwellings in Pickett's alley, a lew doors from King. No. I tiWJ); No. .> $2; >; No. a tam', No. 5 $210. nv A. c. M'liii.t.ivn.YV. A farm in Christ Church Parish, six miles from Moimi Pleasant, and coniuiniug tia acre-, for *yoo. A house and lot lu Anson street, next north or Wentworth street, for tl ITA. Bl' HOI.MKS & MAOBSrn. Three tracts of laud lu st. fleorge'M Parish, con taining In all 2000 acres, for $iwt>. A MODEL ESTABLISHMENT_Wo Invito Hu; at tention of thc friends or Tun NKWS in Hie elly and throughout tho Stale to thc excellent facilities which our ellice enjoys for thc prompt execution of nil kinds or Hook and Job Printing. Folly pro vided with new type and machinery or thc latest and moat approved pattern, and having a large and carefully selected slock or cards, envelopes and papers or all finalities, Tin: NKWS Job (lillee Ls now prepared to lill orders Tor every description or plain mid ornamental printing in thc very best manner, amt nt rales at least as low as any other establishment in the Southern States. Cull al THE NEWS building (np-stairs) and examine our scale or prices and specimens of our work. TORT ROYAL II AI LR O A I> .-Tito Augusta Chronicle of yesterday says: ''Work on thc sec tion or this road, which Iles below Sand Har Ferry, on tho Savannah Ki vcr, commenced yes terday. Ws arc informed that thc whole line, rrom Sund liar Kerry to thc intersection or thc Charleston ami Savannah Hoad, (which ls about midway between Charleston and Savannah,) is nu der contract, and laborers arc now busily at work upon il. ll ls expect cd lo increase Ute several rorros on thc Hue, just us soon as they can be spared rrom tho cotton Heids, to the greatest number that the work will admit advantageously. Tho energy ihai is being displayed just Hies public ex pectation that this road will be completed within contract time (28thof August, 1870.") CRCHBS.-A cock fijrht attracted a small crowd in broad street yesterday, though it was not quite as exciting as a Council meeting. Mr. wightman, a Charleston artist, has Just completed a well-executed picture of Mr. G. W. Williams' two childi en. A darkey from Hie rural parts made his return a few days since, but was highly Indignant when called ti].on to make his mark. Seizing the pen like a crowbar, ho exclaimed, "L'cm go; I ken work ein," mid famished a pretty fair autograph. All persons, companies or corporations, railing to make returns or their personal property, tor Slate taxation, to thc assessors, at rire-proof building, berorc thc loth Instant, subjects their properly to an Increase or tl Tty per cent., and an nmmion ot olio dol a:-- nunaity, a* provided by law. A large amount or money changed hands yes tcrday. Most or the notes given to factor-, fell due about thc isl of November, and all obligations have been promptly met. THE COMMITTEE OK ARRANGEMENTS of Hie Masonic Fair gratefully acknowledge thc receipt or thc I olio wit ig articles: Six embroidered shirl Trouts, rrom Mr. D. D. Haselton; one set toilet boxes, rrom Messrs. North, Si cle A Wardell: nu cake linc jellies, rrom Messrs. II. Mu nt one lt Co.; two handsome fans, rrom Miss K. Haas; chocolate "and coOe , rrom Messrs. 1). Paul A Co.: cologne water and perfumery, from Dr. I*. M. Cohen; twt dozen damask doylies, from Messrs. Strauss A Yance: large assortment or perfumery, from Messrs. A. W. Kekcl ic Co.; one jar Kreuch prc serves, four bottles jelly, one large box sardines, from Mr. I', c. Horner; one handsome meerschaum pipe, two bend baskets, three Masonic pins, from Messrs. North. Steele A- Wardell, one Silver plate ; case basket, from Miss Clara Beesley; one child'. embroidered white suit, rrom Mrs. McTureOHS one ehilil's braided sackt from Mrs. Lance: out pair Polish boots, knitting, Ac. from Mis. Hraiis ford; one pair worked slippers, one child's talma mats, cushion, Ac., rrom Miss H. Gantt; knitting rrom Miss C. Brodie; child's sack, cushions, Ac. rrom thc Misses Kile; knitting, rrom Miss M. W Hrallsrord; one pair flower mais, one ulam has ket, Ac., Iroin Mrs. St. J. Wilson; rain y collars am toilet mats, from Miss Hacol; knitted ermine fancy boxes, Ac, from Mrs. J. Knox; opera caps and sacks, from thc Misses Jeffords; a targe as sortment of handsome plutcd-warc, rrom J.StCSBC Ksq., New York. R. K. BROWN, Secretary. Loss OP WEIGHT ON COTTON.-Al tho tatet meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, held ot Wednesday night, the following lut crest lng am Important report was ordered to be republished 7io thc Chamber af Commerce, Charleston} GENTLEMEN-Thc undersigned, your commit lei appointed at a meeting ot thc Chamber on Maj ai, to take Into consideration certain subject! connected with thc sale or collou lu this city beg to report that they have carefully examine* Into Hie subject of thc loss of weight on collin weighed in Hits and shipped lo other ports. Foi Ibis purpose they have carefully weighed severa bales of colton upon thc lower Market public scales and Hud they ore entirely unlined for this purpose the same bale varying several pounds at dir furent trials. They would, therefore, report ad versely lo the employment of large statlonarj scales or Hint character. They further welghct these same bales on all of the scales now used bj Hie wharves for that purpose, and round norna terial variation between the different scales. The: have IK'CII forced to the conclusion that Hie seal now lu use ls the best that they can recommend Thc more so that lhere is the same complaint o loss on colton shipped from New Orleans, when thc beam scale ls employed. They attribute tin loss nf weight complained or to have been causea principally by drying in the holds or the st ea lil ors, as cotton shipped by sall generally holds ou In weight. Your committee heat til) endorse tin recommendation with regard to the more carcfii packing und baling or colton by our planters feeling sure thal lt would ho very much to thel Interest as a protection from stealing. As Hiesellersor colton have taken up the null jeet or Insurance, storage ami thc time for de livery ol colton after sale, and us Ute prospect ure favorable toa satlsraciory adjustment ot lliest points, wc would recommend that we shotili await thc result of Hieir action In this maller. L'poti examination or the through rales o rreight per railroad, ns compared with tho loca rates, wc ure saltshed that at present no dlscrlm million is made which can materially aired tin Interests or our market, and we rurlher bellevi that the direction or our several lines or rullroai will ulwiivs bc glad to co-operate with this Cha Ul ber to the extent or their meuns In tiny cou rsi which may have for Us object thu building upo thc trade of our city. . All of which ls respectfully submitted. STEPHEN L. Howitt!). WM. M. LAWTON. w. H. HOWLAND. A. il. cttisoi.it. ROUT. Mummen. To mi LADIES.-Wc boji lo call your unecht attention lo two (2) cases or Poplins in lib lo styles and colors al twenty-five cents, Tuest goods arc from auction; you will Hud them cheap and very desirable, at No. 287 and 289 King street Respectfully, rfTOLL, WBIIB Jt CO. nov2 lloirl Arri vals-November .!. I'll \HI.KiTDV HOTEL. H. Hinds, .Marlon Courthouse; ll. K. Newetl, Sew Vork; ll. T. Bragg, Brooklyn; s. Iliini-t.il. Jessup, New v.irk; John Skim*. Baltimore; Wm H. ivessou, Noriii Carolina; ll, c. Koriuuu uml wife. T. W. Nellies, Darlington; Wm. Roh!:.mr. Baltimore; J. ll. Miller ami wir,-, Augusta; Win. lt. l arrlHoii, New York. PAVILION HOTEL. . Thomas A. Li-ailiii-tii-r, si. John**, ii,,.,-,. Creek; A. II. Hrlghlman, John's Miami; I . Wylie, Wn l. malaw Miami; S. Reynolds, steamship Hvcrmuu; lt. IIImM, Marlon-, lanac A. lllaiilun, Moreutus; p. I, .crimea, s.n. Onrllngton, laurens; w. <>. M. j Berty, Lexington; H. W, Moblcy, Kdgolicld; I. ll. Aller, Columbia; w. A. Muley, Plckcns: T. J. Clytie, J. W. Fairey, W. C. Fairey. J. W. II. Dukes. Bran. hvillc; W. T. Blrnsall, California; J. W. Cokes, Augusta; J. c. Campbell, Summerville; ll. F. Weathers. D. Mauley, Roanoke, Alu.; Mis* Terry. WaltCrtioro'; 1). ll. Klee ami lady, Darn well; M. j. Humbert, F. Humbert. (I raba tu ville; ll. W. Hair. I,. F. Hair, I). .1. Hair. Barnwell. M11.1.1 IIOUSK. I J. C. Handlet!, Beaufort; H. c. Haugen, Sooth Carolina; wm. i.. lurdaale, New York; frank w. Harris, lt. F. McConnell, Fred. Brannk, Nassau; ll. Bowell amt wife. New York; ll. D. Ureuwood, A. Kline, Beliert J. Murri" Robert Doh me, Nas sau; .laen Clcnnzcnca, Mexico; C. Staples ami family, New York: J. Calp ami wife, Philadelphia; T. J. Robertson, Columbia; J. W. Baldwin. S. D. Jones, Buckmorc; Ceo. n. Kennedy und wife. j. Middleton, Ucorgln; I*. Uosstor und wife, Pennsyl vania. n v s i .v i: s s y OTIC JV a . Mu. E. .I. BECKMAN, un old resident, has iipeuod a wood-yard on VeiUllng'H wharf. ONK QUIRK line initial note paper mid twetily llve envelopes to match, for forty cents, at c. C. lUghlcr's, No. im Kim; street. LUNCH AT TOUCK'.S TO-DAY-Oystor soup, boiled tish, clam chowder, boiled mut ton, .Vc. Du. SAMUEL A. WHITE, Deni Isl, will lie ab scnl rroill-lho elly for a few weeks, from the lut li November, amt, lu consequence, would request his friends ami patients, desiring lils services, lo call as early as possible al his office, No.307 King street, (over Allan's Jewelry Store.) A FINK ASSOUTMRNT OP PHUTO'IRAI'IIS, Impe rial cards and frames, nt C. C. Righter'*, No. ICI Klug street. UNIVERSAL RENCONTRE AND MUTUAL SUE PH1SE.-Three intended brides, an equal number or would-be grooms, tweuty-one fair single la dies intent on assisting thc three aforc-mcutloncd happy damsels in a certain Important cerotnony, twenty-one well dressed single gentlemen who expected tu meet tho said Iwenty-ono single la dles at a Hmo not far distant, a hair dozen gray haired, old gentlemen, and their complement ot old ladies, whoso hair should have boen gray, wore enough io crowd one or the counters or Von Sunten's Bazaar. There sucha shaking of hands und exchanging nf compliments, next such a unanimous look al thc counter, and lastly, such blank looks at each oilier. Their embarrassment eau bc bolter Imagined than described, lt was, ot course, rather awkward tor them all to have mel ni tho same place ami limo to purchase their wedding presents. ^_ A FINK ASSORTMENT or Ai.HUMS nt very low prices, including those holding fifty pictures, al ?me dollar each. CHAS. C. lt it ; I milt. nov 2 No. lol Klug street. ONE OP DICKENS' or Scott's Works ls present ed lo every animal subscriber to Hie XIX Cen tury, octc -financial. AN IC OF THE STATE BILLS WANTED. B HANK OK TUB STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA RILLS, issue previous to Hie war. ANDR KW M. MORELAND, nova_Banker. No. s Broad street. -|^ ' ".iDTfi A fiV im 'l'X"HV VPlll SEVEN BER CENT. BONDS OP TUE AYANNAH AND CHARI.KSTON RAILROAD COMPANY. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN NEW YORK. These bonds aro secured by a FIRST MORT HACK ON THE HOAD, Including its outfit and equipment. The Trustees are JAMES ROBB, ol New York; WILLIAM AIKEN and OEOKCE W. WILLIAMS, of South Carolina. This Road is io:, miles in length, connecting thc Chics or Savannah and Charleston, and is an Im portant link or through travel rrom Hie North lu Ceorgia. florida and tho Uutr Slates. Thc whole Hoad will bo lu complete running order by thc fl rsl or December. This loan is al the rate of only $6000 per mile, Which is less than thc cost of tho iron, and isa .first-class security in every respect. These bonds ure offered for thc present nt RI OUT Y CENTS on thc dollar, by thc SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, No. PJ Broad street. THOMAS lt. WAIUNC, octirt wfm Cashier. E DWAIID LOWNDES, BROKER, No. 4 BROAD STREET, nurs and sells on commission. Bonds, Stocks, Bank Bills, uml Securities of all kinds. The high est market prices obtained. Any nibo mat mn desired, by lotter or otherwise, will be elicerrully given. Apply as above al No, 1 Broad street, or through Poslolllcc Box a07. Will also attend to thc invest moms ol money lr large und small amounis. RRFERRNCES.-Wagner, Huger A Co., Reeder .1 Davis, 0. A. Trenholm ,V Son, W. C. Boo A- Co., Thomas E. Waring, Cashier South Carolina Loan and Trust Company; Pektor, Rodgers A Co., J. D. Aiken ami Co., Oeorgo ll. Waller A Co., Cohen, Hiinekel A Co., Andrew Siinonds, President first National Bank. septSl limos MO I T O U I S M C L A I N , BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 48 BROAD STREET. '( Charlestou, s. C. I Stocks, Bonds and Cold bought, carried ami . sold short in New York City. t Particular attention paid lo the purchase ami ' sale of all kinds or Southern Securities, oclfi_' II Xlf t Ii Ii I S & C II I S O L M , 1 FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, t ANO D 1 Sill I' P I N H A H E N T S, T Will nllcnd to Hie Purchase, Sale ami Shipment (to foreign and Domestic Ports) of COTTON, - RICK, LUMBER amt NAVAL STORKS. i ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C. ! E. WILLIS.-...A. R. CHLSOLW, 1 oot . Q. I B B E rt ,t B A ll N W K L L, COM MISSION M ERC! I ANTS, l I SAVANNAH, YJA. Advances made on Consignments of Colton f I Rico, Ac, to foreign amt Doilies)le markets. ALI.KN S. Cl IIB ts. AHTUI'R BARNWELL ocio rm wi mo A. C . KAI! V M A N BROKER AND COMMISSION' AO EXT, l| No. 2 fi B K (> A li 8 T lt E E T, Charlestou, s. c. Prompt ntteiiiloii given In Hie purchase am Hale of Real Estate, Stocks, Bond- Bank Bills AC, Ve. HCplI."i Willl'illlOSCd '-Xticiion Sales--91)19 Dan. ItY MILKS BRA.iE. TJOOT.S. .-HOI:-: AND HATS. u TIMM MORNING, nt lu o'clock. I will sdi ul DIV store, corner of Kingmill l.lhcrlt streets. IINM'USCS LIMITS mut .SHOK*. Ill-I I.ived, con slstingof Men's Crain. Kip mid Cull Hool ri. Coll* gres*, brogans uinl Hulumruls; Ladle Coiiurcss, Hulltioruls iiml Polish ll.; Women's Ho ilccs; Roy s' iiml riiil.In n'- Stine*, ussi.rlod.5ii on ,u7 ?lo/.cii Men's anil Hoys' Alpine. Itruiiilwnv. -eiiig. Alilcrii'il iiu<l Allierietlll MIN' Kell ami Wool Hals. nov.') Il) J. \ W. KNOX. IW ON.S, HOSIERY, FANCY HOOD.1?, TOYS) .t .'. Wo Will eontiiliie lo <;| THIS DAV, commencing ni lo o'clock, Hie STOCK ..I Mr. \. Illili);. So.* King street, damaged liy water during the lille lire. i '..minions nish, nov.'i j war. MCKAY. QA L K WITH O UT ll IC S R R y B. 'i'llis DAY. (Frldoy.)ui So. RM Meeting street, o, io o'clock, viii lie -niii, MARULE Top Itl/'ltKAIJ, Hxlenslon Tai.:.-, so fa-, Cliuirs, nml a lame lot sundries, m nay slur ire ami oilier expenses. Terms cash. Sight sale of DRY GOODS. Ac, ai half-past 7. o'clock on Monday, SI li instant. Particulars ut ruliire ailvenlsenieiil. nov IXiulicm Sales--i:nHive Duns. Ky .J. \ W. KNOX. MALE OF DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT 5 HOUSEHOLD FUHNlTritl-:. Ott WEDNESDAY, lui li llislunt, al No. ISO Marke street. Comlliions rash. nov fsttiJ Bj W. Y. LEITCH & lt. S. BRUNS Auctioneers. DESIRABLE WOODEN RE.SIDENOB. No. ans MKKTINO STREET, NEAR COLCMP.lS. Will he sohl on TUESDAY, the nth Instant, at tho Ohl Post nico, at ll o'clock, That desirable iwnstory WOODEN DWELLING] on thc east side ol'Meeting street, known as No. :>0S, with double piazza. Ilouso ron laius six rooms, besides pantry, cistcruaud kitchen. Lot measures :io feel hy lat. Terms-One-half cash; balance In one and twa years, with Interest, secured by bond and mort gage. Purchaser to pay us for pupers and, stamps._noys fin tu a By A. C. McU I LL IV It AY, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON KINGc STREET. Will bc sold on TUESDAY next, th Otb instant, nt the Old Customhouse, nt ll o'clock, All that valuable LOT OF LAND on thc west side or Ring street, fourth lot north of Queen, be l g '23 feet front by 232 deep; together with a rear Lot opciiing luto Clifford alley, 17 feet by 4-1, moro or less. Terms cash. Purchaser pays for papers aa usual. For further particulars or this valuable proper ty, apply as above, at No. 2fl broad street, whero a plat can bc seen. _nova fmtu3 Q LE It K'S ? SALE. IN EQUITY-ANDERSON COUNTY-R. FRANK SLOAN vs. WILLIAM H. 1). HAILI.ARD ANU OTHERS-HILL TO PARTITION REAL ESTATE. Ac. OF RENJAM1N F. SLOAN, DECEASED. Hy virtue of ntl order lo inc directed from tho Honorable Circuit Court of Hie Eighth Judicial District, I will sell to the highest hobler, nt Pen dleton Tillage, on FRIDAY, ihciuih day of No vember next, The HOUSE AND LOT, known ns thc late resi dence ol' said deceased, situated lu thc Village of Pendleton on-sireet, adjoining Lot of R. Sharp ami blue Ridge Railroad, containing nina acres, more or less. ALSO, Thc RRICK STOREHOUSE AND LOT, situate In sahl Village, and nu the public square thereof, now occupied by J. lt. E. Sloan A Cu. Terms of Safe-One-fourth of thc purchase money cash; Ute remaining three-fourths on a> creditor twelve months, with Interest from day of stile, secured liv thc bond of purchaser, and at least two approved sureties, with a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for stamps and titles. JOHN W. DANIELS, Clerk of Court Anderson County. oct27 wftn 100*0 VrXUCUuiivciiT pi linne Oalcc, cv ? . By J. FRASER MATHE WES. .J^ICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION. At Pr valo Sale Thai valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN TATION, called Romney, situated at Souir. Sorry, on tho Ronica River, condining 1333 acres-400 cleared nml under bank, 300 high land, 87 clear ed, balance well limbered with cypress, oak, Ac. The Plantation is now under cultivation, ls well settled with Dwelling, barns and negro houses, and known as one of thc beni places on tho river. Tilles unexceptionable. For terms, apply to J. FRASER MATU EWES, Real Estate Agent, No. 50 Rroau .areet. ni t , rtu evti ers. jp AC IK IC GUANO COMPANY'S COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME, FOR COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED. This article is manufactured at thc Company's Works under the direction and superiiltcndcnco of Dr. RAVKNKL. It contains ihcsaine elements of fertility as Soluble Pacific Guano, except that it is Sot furnished with nmmnuln. lt is prepared expressly for compost lng with cotton aced, which furnishes thc element of ammonia-Hie object be ing IO render that side-product of the plantation available to thc highest degree as au element o rcrl Illly. For further, mid particular inform t ion, apply to the undersigned, J. N. ROItSON, Agent for South Carolina, Nos. l and 2 Atlantic Wharf. JOHN. S. REESE A CO., General Agents Rainmore. oct27 wfm3mosn*u r AN D PLASTER. 500 barrels LAND PLASTER, In store. For sale by oct 12 OLNEY A CO. miscellaneous. JQO YOU WISH TO PUT OFF INDEFI NITELY Sick lleudadle, Sour Eructations and Askllty or Hie Stomach? USE SOLOMON'S HITTERS. For sale by RAOUL A I.YI1AH. sept 17 amos_ j L . S II E P P A t 1), PRODUCE BROKER. Will attend tn the Purchase and Shipping of COTTON, RICE and General Merchandise. Oflloe at Messrs. COHEN, MANCHELA co., No. 40 Fast Hay._ nov2 O L O M O N . S ll I T T E lt S GIVE ORK BK AL SATISFACTION. For sale by _scptl7_3mofi_ RATH'L * I.VNAIf. T^O YOU WISH TO SLEEP ROUNDLY ai night, and awake In Hie morning with a thorough "appreciation nf .your egg, rolls and coffee f I'SK SOLOMON'S IIITTRItS. For sale by RAOUL A LYVAII. sept 17 snt s S