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VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR xt:irs fko.v w.tsiiixerox. \ TUR CAUSK OP 'I'llH OH?MNi: IN 001.0. ! TUB MlSSiSSIPPJ BliKCTIONS. Tile Alabama C'tnis-i-?TSf (in:i lite InconieTttx?'l'lse fiu-Klt--:? Itemo*. die Capital. - [si'koiai. tbi.boi'.am to TUB Ml WS.] Wasiuxiiton, November S?. ^ It Is learned Ural the only resull Bofiirol 'ike pro|iosed negotiations Tor the adjustment ol the Alabama otalms is a diplomatic noto from Secretary Fish to Die British Cabinet, saying Hint this government was ready to accept any proposi tion that Bugland might make, Tiio object i? to transfer the negotiations *ta Wushinglon, Commissioner Delano i-1in refuses to recom mend n modification of the lucomo Tax law, but thrco or four bills have been prepared reducing the tax tt two percent., and making Ihc amount CXCUIpl (2000. The Supreme Court agreed to day to adjourn on December20 for one month. In order that the Judges might write ont their opinions oil Ihc im portant cases already argued. The cause of the decline in gold to-day is at tributed, nt I ho Treasury, to the continuance of sales of gold for December, and to the fact that (25,000,000 for interest will be paid out on Janutt 1 ryl. The Ku-Klux having entered a |tosio01ce in Kentucky and seized the tellers, the PostoMcc Department decides in deprive the people of all mail facilities iu that aud till other vicinities Where such things happen. The lludlcni senators and members seem to be united in declaring that Georgia shall not be readmitted to representation in Congress. The Ways und Menno Oomiulltoo mni to-(la'\ They will report a new tariff bill on Monday two weeks. They have agreed to add some things to the free list. Two bills for ihc removal ol the National capi tal, and two joint resolutions for tue recognition of Cubau Independence, have been prepared, and will bo introduced on the first day after the meeting of Congress. All lite annual Department reports are at last completed. The President's message will uot be Oulshcd until Saluvdny. Judge Sharkey, of Mississippi, lias arrived here. He expresses ttic opinion thiit. owing to Hie re strictive military r?gulai ions laid down by Cent ral Amos, Judge Dent, the Conservative candi date, will not bu elected in Mississippi to-nioi row. A bill has been prepared uy a Western member of the Census committee, providing for Increas ing the representation to three hundred mem bers of Congress. Admiral Poor writes that Cuban affairs arc quiet, although considerable skirmishing is going h on. it f |rilOM TUM ABSOC1ATKD THI-VC] Washisuton, November 20. I The Ways and Menus Committee are In session preparing a tariff report which a resolution of the Iloui.e requires on the second Monday of the session. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad la completed to White Sulphur Springs, two hundred and twen ty Ave miles; to be built two hundred miles. The present cost Is twenty millions In gold; the debt three miliiuns; lite estimated cost of completion, ten millions; the amount to lie furnished by contractors fifteen millions. Revenue receipts to-day are nearly $1,000,1)00. General Rrcckinrldge is here al lending his uon's wedding, who married ex-Senator John sou's daughter. Mncl-'arlund, who shot Richardson, has been dismissed from the assistant usscssorshlp. The mall contract between Prance and the United States expires witli lhis year, ami no new contract Is pending, Prance having rcfuhed the terms proposed. Alexander Delmar, formerly Director of Sia tlstlcs, has become owner and editor of the Na tional Intelligencer. A box Is coming firmi Paris for Mrs. Grant which Jenkins says will enable her to dross well. A counterfeit coupon of the first series r.." tue $100 five-twenties of 1S02, which passed the As sistant Treasurer's o?tee, at Boston, was delected hero to-day. u is a very dangerous imitation. lu the .Supreme Court, J. W. Lone, who was au thorized by the Treasury to purchase cotton on Ohowan River, North Carolina, had Ids collou and vessol seized by the Federal navy; but they were ally restored to him. While withheld from him Don declined, und ihc Court, of Claims awarded ha $31,000. Government appealed und the Su rcmc Court reversed the award, holding that it as not the intention of the act of Congress to authorize such n traffic as that engaged in be tween enemies, and that it cannot be upheld. THE MIDDLE FA'/h. Pauis, November 24. The Rmpcror has addressed tho Reunion members of the Senate and Corps L?gislatif, say ing: "Belwcon those who would chunuo all, aud Uiose who would grunt nothing, a glorious middle course mig! t bo chosen.'' HC A tili? FROM THE XT I REH. Tho dofalcnllona of paymaster W. (1. Marcy, of San Francisco, arc estimated al one hundred and forty thousand doih'iu. Joe Coliurn challenges Tom Alien for a ten thousand dollar light. THE VHARLEHTON OV THE FUTURE It is Destine:*: (o ISctlpso ?U ?v Oc-?cuns au ii Cotton l'or t. The New York Dally Bulletin say.-,: An exchange ciilkt ntloitUon lo the rivalry aprlnging up between mo principal Southern StatcH to secure tho monopoly ol the export trade In eotlon, as; an Intcrcallng Icitluruof tho restoration of t?ii'.t (motion lo Its former commercial pi'o.ijici'ity. Ii la said Utu uonlest " i now between Charleston sind Savannah on jo one band, und Mobile und New Orleans on >other, n rivalry In which Utu manager.') of mpollug railroad linos to the seaboard tnlco I acllvo intei'"st. Iteforu tho war Kewpr enns was the principal ui-iilru of tho expo: ;, trade In cotton, and Mobily next; but Uli now believed thai Charleston and Savannah will lake the lead. The Inngorbinisud pro'.purity of Norfolk, Virginia, Is still a mntteruf lb j iu ttire, cJthbngll many sagacious write s prellet, thai Ii will become tho great exporting ully of I tho Boulli. The largo cotton crop I his year will matto N6w Orlunnau lively city (luring tho winter. There will bo plonty ul money there, ami the oily will bo, in rospeot of bn luosu, gayety uiiil genoriil noUvliy, what it, lull not j boon since thu winter of iBiii-'oj; vet Hutux-l ports nnd Imports Dom do oll-y for Hie wliole ai year ending September I, ib?'j, were t wice us if huge us l'or I ho yenr ending September 1, 180!). 1/ Tho leading commercial Jonmulsof New Or leans compTidii tliat ilia oiiy it overcrowded with idlers?(hut ihoro Is not business enough or labor onoiigll lor i.be working population to do. Tho paper roll males liitit if Hie popula tion of (ha city wore only 00,tW9, Including 50,000 males over Hlxteen years oi l, Hies.: 20, 000 ooiiitl do all the worlt now offering; but thero are inoro llv.ni 2jj.0j.I p : >,il j in How Of "pans, of whom nt lu rai. 70,0!) ? are males of tho ' orklng n ?ki, and lionou Mioru is an at :uy of lers-cfltlmaletl at ir-.CO.l only partially y.:i "scl, and lf>,C00 worj wholly out ol work. : ? .' \ e.' : :. .... ?? F KO m COI UM Hl f: :'00BKDINO3 <>:-' TI1K aiccvili.:-: KLI*Ci'lo> CASH. te. ?(T tftu .J I'. ISlcctiOltt CI'FKEi? WANTS TO I HillT l*OK Cl'HA. |t-'CK?!l II. TKI.BMKAH TO MU". KKWK.] Col IIMUt I. Ko\ OfllbCI ?'I. in the Si ?i;ii<! lo-duy Un* iwililoii of sundry CliarlcHton merchants Co.- relief lYoui taxation, In the nature of ;> double lux on Iholr stocks und (from??de??, was referred to tin' Slate .Vec tor. The l>i!l to incorporate On- Policy holders' Lifo and Tontine Insurance Company of South Carolina; principal olllces in Ulutrlestoh, was read a Hrsl llmti in the s, note and the lionne. A Kill toll-corporate the Deutlicher Artillerie Unterst?tzung Vetvlii jiassed llsnecond read in-,', and was ordered to ho engrossed. Notice was given en Ihc following bills: Ity Lunacy, to Incorporai the Charlcslott Water Company, giving it lite privilege or bringing waterfToni any place within Blxty-flvc tiiiloH of Clinrlesion lor mills, Ac.: also, to cstah lb.lt u dispensary lor the poor at each county seal; by Ntish, to protect from arrest the members of the State police, for any alleged offences committed by them in the discharge of their duties. This blllwasnlso Introduced in tiie House. A communication iron the Secretary ol way I asking the assent offne Legislature to the pur chase of certain lands at Beaufort and Florence as iiituoum \.? m? i?..i..... ?.,,? received and read. In the House notice was given or the follow ing bills: By Chestnut, to amend the charter ol* the Town of Caindcn* by De.Mars, to re-.ii late fees for dieting prisoners* by Doyle, tu regulate the sale of poisonous drugs; by Thompson, to amend the chut 1er of the City of Columbia ; by Hausier, requiring bunks in Hie Slate, Incorporated or otherwise, to publish quarterly statements of their business, liabili ties and assets ; by \V. II. Jones, to amend the charier or the Georgetown Hailro.nl: by J. W. Ilayne, to incorporate Aiken Mecltanlt an.', laborers' Association. Tile, following bills were read the ursl time: To repeal Hie. act authorizing the guarantee of 11,000,000 in aid of Ihe Blue Ridge Railroad Company: lo change (he county seat ol Barn well from Ulackvillo to Bnvuv/ell; to pay 'the principal ami Inli ivsl oftlic State stocks and bonds in coin. The bill grantiii"; additional time for taking the census received a second rending. F.lliolt, colored, introduced a resolution of sympathy with Cuba, pledging South Carolina to support the ('encrai Government in the event of the into seizures of Ihe Spanish war vessels precipitating a war Let ween the United States anil Spaiu?copies to be sent to Presi dent Grant and to the Contrabandists of New York. The resolution was made Ihe special order for Wednosduy. The consideration of the concurrent resolu tion lo meet -day in joint, assembly, to elect an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, was indefinitely postponed. The Committee on Elections, in the Abbe ville election case, will report that the voting ul Caihoiilt'd Mill:: was illegal, ami will proba bly refuse to admit either Colonel ("oil.van, (Democrat,) orGuffiii, (Radical.) TUB GVXUIt.lt. AHHBMIt??Y. [ALL ABOUT Till* RADICAL RINGS. _ Rcsall cT (Tit T.uiiur t'c.iiverjtCon?The limitl Commission Itlng?What tiiu Colon il l?ciegnles to the J.wttav Con vention ThlnU of (He Commission? Thu Olmrloston Clubttoasc?Ifllls to A [,{): >>?.. :! . 1 Vt Million ol" Dollars to Ituy liiuiiis for 11/eg rocs, and to fay Principal anil tntci'isi ol' State Itouds and Stach? in Colo? Whtpjirr, "the Coming" Jutl^c of the Supreme Court ?Petition lo XlCoOStitUlIsh the Marine Sehoal nt Char?eston?Chief-Justice Moses Dccldt.'i that Coognn, Cniuplin, C.i.U? S-l und Addison arc <>i:il(y of Contempt of Court?A Novel Petition? The ?'otv??shlp tin ostlo il?Aii3'?ier Magistrate for Charleston County? A Ilajipy OntUorlng?depart of thu Rnroau of Agricultural Statistics, Ac, ?Sic., ?fcs. [CitOM OOR OWN COCRKSrON'IIENT] The proceedings ol Ihe "Stale T/ibor Cotl vontlon," which adjourned yrslnnlay, have been furnished to Tun NtiWtiboUi by telegraph and letter. The convention was not a labor convention, ulllioitgli many delegates were of the laboring classes and endeavored lo ad vanco Um Int?iocLs of Ilia laborer. It who a Radical political assemblage, anil, apparently, the design of thu leaders itrconvunlng it w .< lo accomplish polilloal onila?to inako Uiu la borers generally, ('intlor a pretext of forward ing tltolr lnu.ved.-i at laborer-:,) believe Unit lo I iie Radical party alone must they look lor sup. port in movement ; to bette.- their condlUon. The speakora at I ho very flmt mcotlng Bhowcd Hint every ostensible object Of IllO convention was not to benefit tlio laboring ein isca gonerally, but only tlio l ibortng m-gi'oaa. Stamford nut] VVrltiht, colored, nnd P. .1. M mos, took sn.v'ul pains to nddrosa thu a*t i ?mbl igo :n ropro i in lives oi''.Im "fortnarly eudivuJ race," who Imtood of "avenging tlto wrongV' their "form er niastors" bad eotnmlttod and were com mitting, had nisembled In peacoftd convoutlon touik of Uiotni n fair oomponsatloa for their work. All of these an*] many more allusions wore mm le In regard to Uta old slavery ami I'm promut firaoilotn, whon l.i Iho oauvenilon wore R-ivcr.il delegate! ropresonting, or pro londlng to rupromnt, ba;lio3 c? n:i.nu:l ox chttlvoly of wlitta mart. T!to opinion of u tua ority o fi ! prominent IIa Heils, both while nu I o or ?, la t'i it t m a invanUon wai a fall tiro?rog t.-il.!(l uiiliurnian rvtioslatlon to bon oftt tin I. bo.vra or Ihn Itvjl??? .iwrty. Tint pon'on o'ih I rnoir\Oi')Al ratjtv.v*itiog *.!u Gov orno'io a*p?o'aitacoin:i\laj!oaorlnoaoli oounty Goi.umiiia, Kovomber27, iflfii. !o examine ohd rit te . littt?cU'v whieti wiiiij htiltcd with enlliuslusni by tin mam of the ' '! '!''?' i:"?, is looked ul hj the thinking eolorod delegates, who arc hlsn members ol lh<; l.ogl.5 lolure, nuoiily uti additional burden in pro* peel, fiir the colored |ieo;ik*. Thoy claim thai Hi.- State cnimo! afford to pay ihe.^ propo cd commissioners, and consequently I hoy will liuvo i<> imtlce their llviiiu iVom Ihu fees charged the employer mill employee Pw ox miihiliig mid attesting (he contracts. Some tow of Hie delegates were Informed thai ihoy w.id receive mileage nnd n |?er illciit, und when they learned Hint I hoy h.v.Jb end icelvcd were very iuilignntil and joined Ihe oilier*, wlm had spent their money, and with lliem importuned their Ihulleal friends to lend (he wherewithal to take them home. I heard of several delegates who eiiine to Columbia on the railroad und returned hoinc on "Shank's in are.*1 TUB I.jmi COMMISSION*. The delegates who cnniu to work and t?i do their hc.-i.iu aid their co-luborors, were not, in conversation, enthusiastic in llie'i" pnd-c.s of Ihe hcnctlls accruing to their class from llio exertions of Ihu laud commission. Not a few of them denounced it in unsparing terms, and called it a "rliist*' lo make money for the mem bers of lite choieii tirth'. Reports arc Hying thick and fasl of the operations of this "ring."1 Thoy speak of a prominent member of Ihe Legbluiurc, wdio bought a tract of land for $70.00 nnd shortly aller sold It to the commis sion for e'22,000; of a Judge, who bought a tract fort'MO and sold u to the commission for $1200. Some of these delegates have assorted let lands (some of which are, (luring u por llon oi the year, under water, and others mere "pine barrens,"! have I eon purchased by tile commission at rates which only Ihu most fertile lands in lite vicinity would dring, and some of them plainly hint at collusion between the sellers and the agents of the commission. Another report Is. that P. U Canloxa, (colored.) Secretary of Stale, and a member of the Advisory Hoard of the Com xtiuslon. lias resigned because of his dis gust at the corxutiion which existed In ihe operations of Ilia commissi?-.? There should be some Inquiry into the management of the a trail's ?f Ulis "land ring," a; it is called; vet there la no probabilit y of it?in (act, there is more reason to believe that more money will tic appropriated for II. U. II. Cain, colored, gave notice today of Ids Intention to intro duce, on .Monday, or as coon thereafter as practicable, a bill to authorize the Issuing of one million dollars of State bonds, to he 11 p pllcd In purcluvsing lands in the Ktnle for hoinenXor Urn poor nnd luboring classes. Tili: Cl.l !l IIOllflK ?H.I.. Corbln's bill, to give the conscrit of the t. islaturu lo the purchase by the United Stales of Hie Charleston Clubhouse, on Meelingstn . prepared Io meet Hie provision of an net ". Congress passed on Hie Sd of March, ISO!), ap propriating $40,000 foi* Ihe purchase und Utting up of said building lor Ihu use of the United States Courts, and aiithoiixlug the Secretary of the Interior to tarry out Ihe provisions of the act, provided that it could be done nl un expense not larger than tho above men lloncd amount. The bill was brought up In Hie Senate to-day, and recommitted lo the Committee on the Judiciary .for some slight amendments. It will Im passed. It provides that- all Ihe buildings already 011 the lot or that may hereafter tic creeled thereon shall be for ever exempt from all taxes of the county and City of Charleston and of the State. SPKCIK I'AVMKSTS. The recommendation of the Governor, In his message to the Legislature, lo take Into con sideration the propriety of authorizing the Statu Treasurer to meet in future the interest duo on tlie Stale debt in specie," hoH'occtision ed, If report be true, I lie hatching ol a bill to provide for the payment of principal und In terest of tho bonds and stocks of the State in gold or silver coin, and authorizing the Censu rer to make Ihe necessary exchanges through the financial agent in New York lo carry the act Into effect. Tills bill will bu introduced at an early day, und will slip through both houses as easily us a kuotloss cord through greasy hands. It is claimed Hint In less than sixty days after tho passage of this bill Ilm bonds will hove advanced fifteen per cent, at least. * Tin: flUI'RICMi: UKKCII. As the day, (Monday,) for the election io nil tho vacancy on the supremobonch, occasioned by Ihu resignation of Huge, approaches, the interest, in regard to the election Increases. Judges Orr, lloozor, Carpenter, and Whlp'icr, colored, (Corbln won't take it unless the salary is Increased BUfUciently large to make it an in ducement to vacate his end numerous other persons' share of the offices or tho State,) arc still prominently mentioned. There Is talk of u "ring" among ihe suite oliicluls to elect Judge Orr, und of another to elect Whlppcr, colored. Certain it is that at the present wri ting Whlppcr has the inside track over all com petitors. All of the colored men in the House, anil a low in the Senate, with a number of white members in bntli house.-;, uro claimed its his supporters. KOVlll. I'BTITIONS. A novol pelition was presented in the House to-day and referred lo the Committee on tho Jinltciary. It is that of a while man named W. It. Walker, who begs for " tho removal of his political disabilities under which lu: is now laboring by reason of having boon convicted of larceny by Judge Munro, at Spnrtanburg, in 1800,*' stating that the " knowledge that ho was 11 true und loyal citizen ol the Slate and the United States was tho prime cause ot his conviction, no real proof having been Offered to warrant the saur.'.'1 The lion- *, not know ing what to do with such a petition, referred it at 'i venture, lo Ihe aforesaid committee. Ano hor petition, presented to tho natno body, und referred to the same oomuiiltoe, Is ofinterost to U10constables and deputy nhoriuu of tho Sinlc it is from "i number of citizens of Anderson County, who represent that the con .table t and dopuly Bb?rifli arc fre quently at considerable expense in securing the attendance of witnesses und prisoners and yet receive no cot/ipon' it'on - -praying Unit till act may be passed to pay tltotn fur cer vices of that Kind. * TIIH TOWNSHIP QUBflTION. Tite township question is a topiu ?>r Interc it at present. If Ihe assertions of tho members may ho rolled upon, tho bill offered by De Large, colorer*., lo repeal tho "Act to otraranlxo townships and to delino their powers nnd pri vilego.-i" will bo passed. The eighteen or twenty county coir ml&slonors who lmld a con furoucu horn lust July, being of the opinion that tuo impoverished condition ol Ihe Hinte, at Ihu present lime, renders it Impossible to.' tho people to pay llio additional taxes which tho requirement's under this act provide for, h ive memorialized ihe I/oglsIaiure to suspend tho act for ton years, and ask thai 1 tiocounty Cuininla.i'tonors bu directed to appoint for each township one special conttnladoiiur, who shall bo nnrtor th'dr snpufvlslon, and whose" ivmti poratlon shell not ixoko.1 two dollars per dty when aa.i.dly ' omployeil; and Mio datltno," - '/ whom r.hall be id . ; . polt tb Ihv* CUtllll V CUtnilti?StOflOi ; COW-'HlOli of h?gh ways an I livid w, an.' ;:' .' > tuid ivj?uri l.? Hn< ; un the f-t . :: i I Iii? |ii ijr; to prepare and return ti'iuy '.. : > the oouttl) cotmttl <:,.; a e .o.o' , itiiloflhc (pialltleil voters within id . tovrjiKh'y from which list I hey shall select not < .<: tig one lor every ten, li'.tr less than one Pit* every twenty of *ui I VOlOl'S i'l l!le lOWII illp iv-pr .'lively, wh'u khall, In their opinion, be qualified legally lu serve Jurors, la uecoritauce with the act pa -i i!i tirilh day of Kept einher, lsi?8, ?*nll< tled "An net ;.goittle the mann ; of draw ing Juri irs;" the dr. i reglet iat ion itflor I he pro posed act to he I he basis of computation, and n new cotnput itlon to be-A-wlc tiller each new registration; thai ho bo 'eqtilrod to summon nil persons bet ween the agosof eighteen mid lii'iv. In work I lie publie reads wit bin their re spective townships, for n?>i ! ss titan six days each yea:', if su much bofined uecwary, antl all delimiters, after being dtiij summoned, shall be subject lu n pom; ty nl" double Hie mttitber of >! > : . The memorial further represents thai lite Revend county cainml-slopers should beobll failed in und for the poimLsiini iff rhroo limit- j mind dollars, conditioned upon lite lawlttl por I'oriuanco of ills titilles; the Churlcstou Coiinly j Commissioners to bo, wiMi like coiuliliou, obligated in ami or the penal sum of ton thott'tiud dollars; I hut all work ordered lu llte comity commlsdonerif be given out by eontrucl t>? the (owesl bidder, in their respec tive counties, with real estate security, for the faithful performance of the ;on!ruei. when llu: amount of ii exceeds one hundred dollars. The conleronec, in their report, argue that If the Slate (containing :,7.noo square miles) be illvideii as the law directs, it will contain seven hundred and forty townships, etich ol wliieh wiil require seven officers. The law allows one dollar and titty rents per diem for each olltcer when ou duty. Euch officer, per haps, will be on duty one-hundred and liny days lu a year, making the pay ol the officers for ono township, for one year, fifteen hun dred and seventy-live ($I67S) dollars, and liio pay of all the officers for all the town-hips, for one year, one million one hundred and sixly ilve lieoMund and live hundred ($l,lti?.?O0) dollars. This enormous expense sli ?eks, as n diould, tbu county commit-donors, j.ml they suggest plan- to reduce the expense by recommending the suspension of the act for ton years, bill til Ibo same time they clhig somewhat to the lett tnres of Lite net. Titey itrsi request that the lime for holding an election for county com mission! rs be extended so in correspond with the State election, claiming Hint thereby u saving of at least twenty thousand dollars pi r annuni to the Stale will ha niTeeted; thou Hi ty roc un mend it special commissioner for each township, making seven hundred anil forty of these officer.; tor tho.'Slato. It Is es timated that each officer will be On duty aim it forty days in the year?making each officer's pay eighty dollars (480) per annum, and for nil I he officers, for nt?t&i townships, for the year, fifty-nine iiioii?o?l,iliVO hundred, ($50,300) dollars, li is iH9ltiajC.tht.ti r. con siderable reduction, but why ^lioiil?l they have any special commissioners Wbut is wanted ol tliem Is. it seems to me, exactly what the county commissioners are paid to do. Ileside, how much labor is Id be expected of a mall who gets only eight) dollars a year ? This i< a suiatl stun, and one "i?>r which," to use Hie argument of I be report, in regaril to the one dollar ami a half per day paid for services of officers under (he act, "no competent man, II he honestly discharge his duly, would be will Ing to give his service.-.'' it Is to he hoped lhatthe bill t<i abolish lite "Township aci" will pass, and thus rid tho Slato of what Is not only an Intolerable nuisance, but lu support which also requires a)-, enormous expenditure of money. MISfKl.T.AXKOI'S. The bill introduced In the House, yesterday, by McKlnlay, colored, In regard to pilots and pilotage, is similar to thai offered by llalney, colored, in the Senate, the main points of which have been published in Tun NttWd. O. It. Btoddard, Harbormaster of Charleston. 19 said to be the father of Hie bill. There was a gathering of Radical notabili ties at Louie's house, yesterday ubuul dinner hour?among thorn Scott, Sawyer, Ilowcn, Jlilson and Hurley. Amid tho feast ol" good things, and How of liquids, all party dif ferences worn forgotten, and hereafter s'coft, Sawyer und ,llowon will have no pent up wrath, confining their powers, and if not exclaiming the whole boundless con tinent Is ours, will, separately or collectively, cheerfully agree to represent all or any pur lion of it?for an udcipiuic pecuniary consider ation. Rev. Win. il. Yalea, of Charleston, lias sent n petition lo the Legislature to inako an up proprlallon of fioou to ro-cslabllsb the marine school at Charleston. Yesterday Chief Justice Moses rendered his d< chiton In Ibo cases uf I'. J. Coogan, M. G. Cumplill, colored, M. CtllllOold ami Ceo. Addi son, holding respectively the offices of asses sor, assistant, assessor, Hour Inspector und city sheriff of Charleston, in violation of bis de cision, that If they del so or Interfered with the books and papers thereof, they would be guilty nl' contempt oi' court. His decision Is substantially that they are guilty of contempt of court, but lie suspends tho order lor allach inont, as his decision in Hie quo voarranio ease Is to be reviewed in the Supreme Court; how ever, retaining the motion for furtlior order ? hon necessary. In the Home, ln-.l iy. .1. A. Howl :y, colored, from Georgetown, Kent a note lb the Speak er's desk, which slated that bo ihn-' gave nolloo of his inleiilioii t;? shortly introilitet) a "bill to amend nn net provld'nig for tho la'x g???ral election, nntl Lite in inner oi coudttot i ng t'ua s.itn.'." Speaker M.noj g'.arod tit him and Ken!, the note bock. A model legislator! Kx-Aldcrman Tliomai JctlVrson tlaokoy ha?, upon the rucommen l.tUon of the roprosonla llvoa of RJchland County, been npiKiinted by the Uovcruoi* a maghtrate for Chnrlostuii Co inty. Ofpol'ilic, very lUllo is said; that llttli*, however, apo.tks, of Corbin and one or two others manomtvring to gut for Altorncy-C ;nc r.d Chamboriabi Hie noinlnation for Governor; ulso that Chief Justice Moses will be put In nomination for the United States Senate. TU H ANliUllSON COU STY TA I re. [VV.On OUU OWN CtinitHSI'ONIIBKT.] Andkiujun, Novoinbor 25. The Fair of tho Agricultural Society of the County ol Anderson commenced i/i-day nt An derson Courthouse. A laigo crowd was in at tendance, parMotilafly of thu liilr sex. An old bnohulor says ho never saw so great an nrrny O beauty In bis life, and thu quantity of bed quilts has almost put him In the notion of mar tyin.f. Many fancy articles ami attlcleaofdo men'.lo Indus; ry w(ero exhi'o'.ted; Among t'tem woro quiiui,' blanke!?, count?ipuitw, silk aioekbi^p, Aev Thi^vo i.-.cr \;cro cuporhi .Ml! . cisti hull . vt ;etnbics liiul domestic ;\ ii,vi ? lu i'.lMiiidiiiice. Thu farman; oxhi : lied : iciin !! ?t li?oir Indu ilry In Ihe shape of wheat, own, fitrnlps, beets, >Yc, showing lliut.Ilvy bave been availing ihetuselvcH ol ullila m?! iiiwiuinlcal Improvements or ilicduy. The stock exhibition will conic off lu-morrow. I linvti bw?ii a statement of six hull-hi "> <''< ?1er County bos*, raised iiy .Mr. .'. H. i... ,i young liit'uicrol oconoe, which, al m uvei age ol'lhlrici'ii uioiiIIm ulil, liuvutg only ordinary attentions, were butchered itml weighed iwo hundred uiul seventy pounds ii ;. ami. afterilciliiclliirrall oxiM-niHi?, cicuivil liiui c * W each. <> i;/f /. /ii; isla to its. >'m:ii'iiaf Scnulors uuti Representative*. The following i i n correct Hsl of tlio mom beru iffIhe Soiithw^l'iiroliua L?gislature. Tbc natu.-s ut' ihr colored members nie in ilulics, Un- names ni* lltu Democratic members in DMAl.i. l'a riTAik t^ul tlio naine.-; v?f Ihe white Radicals in rontuTlt-?Jii the Senate there are G Democrats. ? negroes, nntl is white Radicals. For the SciiitU'from Abbeville there are two clitlninnts?Colonel Col limn, (Dem..) win* was legally cieeleil, nut) Mr. HuUin, (ittu!.,) who wan ilcicntctl. lu Ihe House there are l? Demo crats, 72 ncgroc*, ami :iu ?Milte Radicals. SENATE. Abbot llle --(Seal contested. ) Anderson?J. II. Kciii. a Reunion_T. .1. I'.'.v;.'.'. Rarnwell -C. I?. Leslie. Charleston?1>. t. Corbiu ami II. 11. Coin. Clutster?Luchts IFiinonsA. Colleton -W. It. Iloyi. Clarendon?E. Ii. Dickson. Chesterlleld?lt. J. Donaldson. Dariingtou?lohn Liinney. Edgclkid?Krank Arnim." Kuirilclil?0. \V. Barber. (ircenvllle?Jnmes M. Allen. Georgetown?./. //. Itulney. I lorry?T. A. lloutiKua. Kershaw?J. K. Jlllson. L'\\in;rlon?E. P. .1. Hayes. Lancaster? H. M. Sims." l.aureus- Y. J. 1'. Owens. Marlon?II. k. I lay ne. Marlboro'-//. ./. Maxwell. No wberry?C. W. M oui joinery. Orangeburg?Joseph A. Creen. Ocoiiee?1). IttKMAXX. Piekcns?II. buck. Ktelilaiul?Ur. //. Nash. Suinter?W. k. Johnston. Spmlanbiirj -.loci. Fostkii. union -W.il. Duncan. WilMamahiirg?./. A. k'wails. York?W. K. Rose. not SK Of ItUI'ItKSKXTATlVCS. Adainson, U"/u. I Luna. Jordan Uosetnon, lien}. A. IlKATY, .1. C, ' Berry, ?. r. Rowt?y, ./mues A. Brodle, Wm. J. //roten, ?le/i/ieu Burton, H in? < Lkwik, P. 8. LtTTI.EJOIIN, Sa.MCKI. Mayer. Julius Morrison, Wm. C. MeKlnlau, William McKinlau. W../. Mickey, Edward Jloston, John I Mclntyiv. George Boston, Joseph i Mc.Daniels, Harry Hos well, .lohn A. I itobley, Junlus i>. ?liVW i, javas I Mooll?. JOHN R. Bishop, W. a. ! Mtll'ord, t. II. Coin, Lawrence \Aftvis,jamcs 1'. Cain, Etlwln .1. j Mein../. Ii'. ''.'?Ar, H'Mso?, ? Miller, Fnuiklin F. Collins, Wm. s. Ilixon, w..). Ci.yuuis, t. F'mxk. [Nelson, William. . Crows, dOscph ?ettgRvJ. L. DcLarae, Roberi <:. | O'Connell, V. J. Dennis, .lohn II. I l'un is. II. W. IM fie. IFim. \ J'eniii, li'.nfc Diivall, Lewis W. , /Voni/e?/rww, Jeffrey Dovi.k, o. m DeMars, Francis Elliott, lt. Ii. i-uei. ;-1. rhiiiv k. Feriter, .lohn II. Furr, Simon Cray, Witt. II. IC. (lurtlncr, John (liitlln, L. I>. tirant, .lohn (l. GOOtlSOtl, .E:U>I) IIauooo^ James k. Hayes. Klieil Ihiyne, Oltnrles lt. Hayne, James Ar. Iluni|ihries, Barney llnlliman, U. Ifutson, James Henderson, .lames Harris, David II v.le, .lohn B. Junks, Joseph 11. I'ettengill, ClmrTes II. Itamsay, IF. IF. Hausier. Alomo J. Iliehartlson, Thomus Root. T. Hush, Alfred Nlcers, l'rlnec R. Si.oax, II. Frank Btkwakt. Wm. (I. Slu?ber, k. M. Slolbraml, Carl us J. Smalls, Robert Sm it h. Abraham suitii, ItOIIERT M. Saunders, Sancho Shrewsbury, H. L. Smythe, I'owell Sasportas, t. Is. Simons, William SiidHnu, James Scot I, Robort F. Sullivan, T. A. Johnson, D. J. J. \ Thompson, Benjamin Johnson. Henry I Thompson, Samuel Ji. Johnson, S. I Toiniinson. Reuben Johnson, It. I Thomas, IF. .>/. Jackson, H. F. I Tlnslcy, Samuel Jacobs. Henry \ TuitxKIt, Ci.audk C. James, Rurrtl \ Wilson, John James, Henry \ iFi/iier, Charles M. Jcrvey, IFlluam | Wai.i.ku, w. \V. Jones, J. II. I Wooley, John Jones, Wm. II. I IFAfiiprr, IF. J. Kuh, Charles S. i IFAIte,./. //. KKITll, W. C. I Wri'jhi, John B. liOinttX, liaison J. Wells, Ceo. M. Lee, (ieorye | Moses, F. J., Jr., Spkr. Lee, Samuel J. I TUJB CUBJtAW AND DA Itf.IXt:TO.V UAJLROAD. LiVttor t'i-om I'ivmiI nt It. D. Ti>\% u.r ml. We have been reiiucsted by Mr. Towusond, ihe presUlent or tlio Chcrnw and Salisbury Railroad, to publish the following letter, giving Ilia reasons why lie was not present at Hie second meeting ol thu stockholders of Hie Cheraw uni Darlington Railroad Company, it will be noticed thai Mr. Townsentl admlis that the stock of Hie Cheraw and Darlington Railroad Company, owned by the Cheraw and Coalfields (now Salisbury) Railroad Company of which be is i*rcsiilcnl, still stands on the slock register In tho name ot Hint company, anil also that It bin not been paid for by tlio ostensible or actual purchasers. Unless this slock Is represented there cannot he n quorum ut. the meetings oftlie Chcrnw and Darlington Railroad Company, and we would remind Mr. Townecnd that In all corporations stock must be voted by the registered owner or bis proxy, so that until the question of the sale ami trans fer of the stock referred lo is settled by the coiirls It must be voted by Mr. Town-end or not at all. Mr. Townsund can prevent Hie stockholders of Ihn Cheraw and Darlington Railroad Comj^tny lYoiri holding a meeting, bill \.v ilo.ibt Ilm propriety or prudence of Btich a i ourse. Of tite suggestion piado Iiy Mr. Towncon I that nil cinhnrrasaniont cun be avoided by transferring the strick lo Messrs. Walter a Kowcomor, it Is hardly uecessiiry to speak. The validity of Hint sale n to be deter mined by the courts, ntul ho ofllcor of the company would venture to dccltlo It upon hi:; own responsibility: OmcK OK ClII'.llAW ARU RAI..S30RY II\11.-) laia Ii Company, V Sooikty Hill, s. v., November 23,1809. ) J. II. Mclver, /iV/., Secretary Olttr?w a.al Darlington Railroad Com/tuny: DKAitSiit?Yours of t ie 171 h instant, con taining copy of a resolution adopted the day belbra by u ineellng of prirl of the olockholtl cru of the tiienwv arid Darlington Railroad Company, Is duly received. The object of this resolution ht to r?nnest that the president of Hie Cheraw and Salisbury Railroad Compa ny will "take measures to linvo the stock of said company rcpnvienled'' at an adjourned meeting of too Chemw nn.I Darlington Rail road Company. Ui bo held at. Florence to-mor row. in reply, I be'; lo say that having, in obe dloneo to Mio In-trnoUons of my board of di rectors, In Augi.st last, Itoltl all Ihe sburen held mid owned by the Ciienvw and Salisbury Rail road Company In tlio cao'.tat stock of the ? Cheraw nn.I Davllrfgtou R '.llroad lo Messrs. Widleru ? Mawcoinvr, o:' Daltlmore, nud re T?rdtng th-.-ni, ?a I. do, to bo Vm legl " ' :AijJ.'i'4>' titimto r.wnera c" Mio im ; shares Iii iptes-1 lion now Ktatit?n? in lim name of Hu* Cheraw tu?! ('?; '- . < j: liiniiiii i'oiuj int .m your i?iuhs, I do uoi led at liberty under' ihe virciimsluiK is ul i lukcntca- Iresnu irivvii .-lock in said cOuitmiiy rvpi'i i-enlvd.' Iim ii . (lie Clieiiiw hiiiI i'uiisltitry Ituilrotcl Coni|. du ne: t me own ilto stock, bit! simply have a lloh upon il itutil Hic r* ! :.: ul' Ibe purclmsc money Is paid. This will probuhii, be ivii-i i ereil iiKiiliieienl n plyio ynur lelle'ruiHl lo il..' resolution l'uiiluliieil in il. Ilul 11* tultllfIimnl ineusiireti ure rcHjiiii'cil lo account loriliuiib ! elice 1)1*11 i.rr-on Ol' pi'OX.V lo IVpl'CSCIlt Ibis : i ;. ii would Kevin lo me to lu- furnished bv the legal pro,.illugsthitl luive L.'eii InslUu l led in ner courts revviilly i|ueslioniu<r*liie slaUi i ol' liie president mill illVeelurs ni'llie (.'lient? I iiiul Salisbury Railroad Coiii'Miiy, with which yuu nuil Ilm stockholders lo muet lo-morrow I tnv. doobllvss, l.unillnr. Pending liie solution I nflbese crave ?IuiiUIhiuiiI Ivgnl uncertainties, ? I shall lie iiaidoneii. i iriisl, l'or declining re spectfully lo accent liie llivlltllioii which lias l lieeii ko courteously exletuk'il to me lo altem! Hic meeting lo-morrow nfllciiilly. If inconvenience m cniinirrasaiiiunl arc like ly to result from a failure in get a legal tpio riun without this proxv, I mu satlsiictl iluu. liie proprietors of the 40i:t sliaivs are ready ;'ii-l willing to unite with tin- other stockhold ers in a iiicctln-j, as soon as ccrtillcatcs for thvlr stock are issued to I hem front yonrolficu. Very le.'jiecifully. your obetllcnl servant, It. I). TllWXHKSI). President Cheraw and Salisbury lluilrouu Co. IS V HO I'IS AX / Si M T <: It A T1 O X TO so i ru ?a noi.i .v.i. 'rite ?Inumn Line** or ilia!! Stenntors between New York, Liverpool and tlic Continent. We mentioned, a lew day ago. a movement on Tool by the above line, to arrange lor the cheap transportation or immigrants to this .State, and we aro now cuabtcd toiny before our readers the results reached, it Is peculiarly gratify big to Und that the development, minerai as well tus ag ricultural, of South Carolina, is about to lie actively taken in hand by the IndllStriOlU peasan try of Northern Kurope. The travelling agent ol the "Inmaa line," .Mr. diaries j. Itosenbcrg, who ncgotlalcs all the immi grant arrangements with railroad and steamship corporations for the line, and who has canvassed the whole South, on this mission, slates Hint everywhere tin lias round Influential citizens, and ihe corporations in question, heartily seconding his ctforts, and assuring lite "luiunn l.lne" of I heir earnest co-operation, nud he giatefally acknowledge*' the courtesies extended to him here hy the gentlemen with whom lie has hud similar dealings^., The prepaid cerlillcnte system, which is that of purchasing passage tickets in the United States, and remitting them to Kurope to bring out rela tives and friends, |g in great favor with tlio (ice mans, IrlMi jU't'-SrsndluavliOis In this country, wlm v.tv(iiVi'-.A; it to an Increased exlunt, so much sc. thai the European steamships estimate it among their principal items of revenue; but the foreign element In this and neighboring States being at present a small minority, the line has to look to wards attracting that class of Immigrants to the South that pay Iheir own passage, and have in their mind's eye no particular Stale in which I Anally to settle. In one respect this Is greatly to our state's favor, for, as a general thing, they who pay liielr own passage pusscss a little means and belong to the be it class of the peasantry. The ratcr.of fare from Knrone to Souih Carolina, as, . J'i. . .... ar-- a--'.ono.. ' -.?v fOV a pool or Q'lcciiatown (Cork Harbor) to Charleston, S. C, via Morgau Line, from New York lo Charleston, (52; lo Columbia, ?-51 no: Killgville, SM lo; Alken, *6:t 23; Hamberg, (53; Camdcn, S5.">; Klnreucc, $5t 25: Cheraw, $55; Kingstree, $53; Nowberry, $.'?5 00; Anderson, *57 .'?o; Walhalla, f?s 50; Greenville, $*?; Branch. ville, $62 7.V. OniUgCblirg, $5:1. From Hamburg, Havre, Bremen, Rotterdam and Antwerp, via Liverpool lo New York and via Mor gan Line lo Charleston, ?5 additional to above rates. This includes subsistence from Liverpool to New York, (steerage,) and subsistence from New Turk to Charleston, S. 0., (steerage.) The arrangement is with the Northeastern Hail road, south Carolina Railroad, Greenville and Co lumbia Kallmad, Blue Kidge Railroad, and Hie Morgan Steamship Line. In conclusion, we publish a letter written by th? Inmail Line to the Governors of all the Southern States, which explains itself: Memphis, tens.. October 22. isoo. lb M* KrivlU'Hcy, the aotei'nor of .south Caro lina: Sir?As representative of the "Inman Line" of mail Steamers plying between Great Hrltaiu and the United States, 1 beg to call your Excellency's aiieutioii to Hie following facts: The managers of the line in New York have thought that Immigra tion to your Stale might receive an Impetus If liiere were phiecd agencies in Hie dliroroul cilles and towns, where planters could order european agrlciiHurisis, ami ihrough whicii those foreign ers already living in ihe South could purchase tickets ut a low rate of fare to send for their kin dred and friends in Kurope; and as since the war no eifert has been made by cither the steam ship companies between Kurope and the Culled States, or the railroads themselves, lo establish a low immigrant fare, same us exists between New York and the West, we (Hie Ionian Line) have taken tbo Initiative steps lo consummate such a through arruugemcut, and, I am happy instate our cil'urls have been entirely successful. The average rate agreed to by roads charging lirst-class fare, from lotir to six cents per mile, Is one cent per mile, a rain so low us to Ite within the reach of all desiring to avail themselves thereof. Next to this move, we bars appointed, and are continuing to appoint, ngenls hi the principal cities of ait the Southern stales, and select for such agencies men of standing, long resilience, niHl hiNuenco in llieplacu where they live, taking particular care to convince Ihe peo ple of our earnest lulculloiis, and that we work with bomi Jkhs facts and ligures, ami not deal in probabilities. Now. your Excellency, 1 have staled lo you what we. h?ve done and are con tinuing todo, iilllMHigh it is done with the biet full before us that our expenditures and disburs incuts In this direction will be, at least for the next twelve or etizhleen mouths, far above Ihe must liberal estimate by way of receipts from ihe source Indicated. We do not solicit Stale aid In our enterprise, but we would call your Excellen cy's attention to the fact HiatlheStatu could, with prallt to Itself, adopt the Western mode of encouraging immigration, by sending com missioners to the principal cities in Europe, from where the exodus of artisans ami agriculturists Is greatest, say, for Instance, London. Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, Dublin and Cork in ihe United Kingdom, Havre ami Brest in Prance, Antwerp in ivininui, Hotierdam In Holland, Hern in Switzerland, Hamburg, Bremen, Berlin and Brcslan in North Germane, Cologne, Stuttgart, Heidelberg lu South Germany, Vienna in Austria, Prague in Bohemia, Copenhagen in Denmark, Goluonhurg and Stockholm In Sweden, and Chris uanhi, t.onhjeni and Bergen In Norway?taking care losclcul men, (ami plenty can be loillld,) for the po-itloiH who are natives of the country lo which they uro sent, but have lived long enough i,? this couulry lo become acquainted with mo manners, customs, habits and language of the Americana, and Hie produce of ihe country, ami, above all, be selected only on their merits, and uu trammelled by pollili s simply good businessmen, with plenty of good sensa mid Judgment load vncaie the Interest with which Ihey are intrusted. Next lo this, have these men write ami put in paiiiphlot form, hi their own language, Iba re sources, soil price of land, Ac, oi your Stale; ami I can assure you the cost of paying llicsc commissioners a fair salary, travelling exponrcs, printing, .'.> ., win return nit Interest lo the stale of a hundred fold, if your Excellency cannot appoint agents to ail Ihcse ruunlrles, make a Dial of one or two, and have the pamphlets printed in Gorman, Norwegian and Swedish, ami illsirilMilcd broadcast over these countries, ami the result will soon tie pcrcoptthlo: und we work with the consciousness Hint the Slatenecondaour cflbrta practically, and not so often a^ is the case with undertakings of this kind, only nominally, wiih many "assurancesof good-will," Ac. Soliciting your Excellency's earnest considera tion or litis subject, up.m which I -shall lu glad ut all lim?s to reply loony Inrormntlou you may de: Ire, I, wli?i the assurance of my highest esteem lor your Excellency, have the honor to bo Your very obedient, sorvant, ClURIJtS J. ROSRHRBRO. Wo have already mentioned that tho "Inman IJne,rhavaappointed Mossrs. J. D. Alken A Co. their general agents for South Carolina, and wo only echo public stntlmcnt when we say the op fpOlntment is in overv way a worthy one. .v ? ??-?gi ? ? \-A beggar In England oariletl a phynlclan's cet rVicate, which, wlicn do.clph'-red, Is fa: ml to tt stlkv that the bearer is no:Ivied with "?iypycrlsy and -, i.- in. d." i'ttiU'Yiil ?Toticco. RS'THK FRIENDS AND ACQUAIN TANCES of Mr. mill Mrs. J. II. WUIIRMANN. rire respectfullyinvited ui attend tirv I'uuciul of ilii> latter, ul Mi- (Jcrmau Lutheran Church,, cornel IInsel awl Anmni street*, at half-past 10 ?rclu i>. >n \vi:esiNn?v Mo;t:;tN?, December 1st, ivlllioiit fin He ? Invitation. uov.'IO I Special Jfoliceu. ?AN? OF c M A ij I, |.; srts N.~ CHARLESTON, NOVKMRFU So, (Sou.?This Ititlik i- prepared to r< dt -.ti li IiIIIh iiii picrentati >n at otllee, No. io ttro.ul street. WILLIAM TIIAYKIJ, novao a Cashier. - -v- Tin; ACADEMY OF M.U8 1C, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 30, ivix?The Conic ly Companj will assemble on the Stttgu Tin-; Evk> iNo. ai t r. II,, rnr rehearsal. OEOItOR A. GARNER, Stage Manager, Si age cut in nee on Market street. novooi ; CO TO !. I.O.MI'.AUIHVS ilAlli DRESSING SALOON, No. iu Market street, uml have your Hair Cutting ami Dressing iloua in the latest slyle before you go lo the Academy of Mu sic, oral bis branch Saloon at the Mills House, novae u J>SS* CONSIGNEES FEE BRITISH Dark ATLANTIC are hereby notified Hull said vessel lias been entered under the Five Day Act. .vu goods nut I'crmlttud at the expiration of that time will be sent to Government Stores. ROBERT MUIIK ft CO., itov30 I_Agents. ..^CONSIGNEES FEE STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN arc notified that she is ills charging cargo ni Adgcr's south Wharf, Hoods uncalled ror at sunset will remain on wharf at owners' risk nnd expense. JAMES ADDER A- CO., uov.io 1 _ Agents. /5?-N0TICE TO CONSIGNEES.?1T?? Steamship SARAGOSSA is Tuts Day diseburning cargo at Vunderhorsrs Wharf. Hoods not re moved by sunset will remain on wharf at owners'., risk; or, If stored, at risk and expanse of con signee or owucr. HAVENER A CO., uov.io 'i_. Agents. JRSHS. T.?18(50.?X.?THE UNPRECE DENTED and extraordinary demand for PLAN TATION UirriOllS Is evidently owing lo their being prepared with pure St. Croix Rum, call sayn Dark, Ac. Our druggists complain that it Is almost impossible to keep a supply, and that their orders, owing lo the great demand, are but tardily executed. Do not become discouraged. Be sure und get the genuine. MA0K0MA Watku.?Superior to Hie best Im ported Herman Cologne, nnd sohl al half the price. nuviw tutlisa_ THE PLANTERS' AND MECHAN ICS' DANK, SOUTH CAROLINA.?CHARLESTON, NOVKMIIKU Je, 18011.?Tills Dank is prepared to redeem It s bills al pat , at its otllee on Rast Ha). W. K. It ASK CLL. ndvJO 2 .Cashier. ~?i?)- NOTICE.?STEAM Bit CITY POINT will hereafter leave ror l-'lortda on FRIDAY F.vs Nti>.?-. *i1 ; --a.nr ?AATifKOAV, us lierc ... . -M'.wi tovgl_Agents. _ jBB- CITY T A X E S.?THE CITY Sbcrirf Is ranking out a list of all unpaid ex?cu tions in his ortlec for publication. novSO 0 ?SSr NOTICE. ? I. N. M. WOHLTMANN Tor the present occupies Hie store or Messrs. KAllRAR URO., corner Bast Hay and Cuiubcrlnnd streets, and will be pleased to sec his friends. - WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINT ED Mr. LOUIS MANIGAHLT lo sign by proenra tloll for our linn. LK8ESNK A WKLLS. Cborlcslnu, S. C, November STJlh, lsco. novit a_ /SB- NOTICE. ?A MEETING OF THE Creditors of Dr. JOHN J. I NO RAM will be held at Manning, S. ('., on Monday, the Ulli December prox., ou which day there will be a sale of Hie assets or Hie Batate. ADAMS, FROST A CO., uovs3 tuihs.'i n Assignees. &Ur NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ~HL DEUTRD to the assigned Estate of Mr. GEO. H. (IRURKIt are hereby Informed thaitliclr accounts have been placed into the hands of Messrs. Si mons A Si kg uni;. Attorneys, foiilee, Itroad street,) tor collection, and If settlements are made before the ilrsl December next, no costs will be Incurred. iL GERDTS A CO., nov!3 lino_ Agents for Creditors. ~~^-Sr~? U S T~ R E C iFfv^E L\ A LAtlUE ASSORTMENT OK F 1 N E BUSINESS ENVELOP ES, NOS. A AND 0, Which will bo furnished to our customers with fluslucss Card neatly printed thcreou at $1 to $S per 1000. cam. at TIIENEWSJOB OFFICE an n SHE samples, novio _ _ /jSSr-TIIG GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDyT JACOB'S CIIOLBRA, DYSENTERY AND D1AR RIKEA CORDIAL.?This article, so well known ami highly prlzcil throughout the Southern states as a Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, Is now oiii ted io the whole country. It is Invaluable to every lady, both married and single. No family can afford to be without it, and none will to whom Its virtues arc known. For sale by all Druggists ami general dealers. DOjVIK A MOISK, net 11 ilmoaiuo Hcnernl Agents. jf?O- NOTES FOR DECEMBER, AD DRESSED TO TUR FEEBLE AND DEBILITATED. Tills Is a trying season for Invalids, Indeed for all who arc not blessed with robust constitutions and iron frames. Cold has come upon US suddenly, sealing up the open pores?, and sealing In, as it were, any seeds Of diseuse that may have been lurking in I lie sys tem, but wbicli remained undeveloped so long as Hie waste matter of the body ami all acid and unwholesome humors were freely discharged by evaporation from the surface mid through the bowels. A toaie, apeiient and allcrntlve medicine Is now needed lo Invigorate tho vital powers depressed by nloiv temperature; tostimulaleand purify the secretions, and to lit the body to endure, without Inconvenience, pain or danger, the sudden cli matic change which ushers in the winter. The only preparation which will folly mesa this almost universal need, and will thoroughly and safely perform the important work. Is the leading tonic (nul alterative of the age, HOSTKITKll'S STOMACH HITTERS. 'I'hls popular apeclflo improves the appetite, In vigorates I he digestive organs, regulate* the tlow of bile, enriches thu blood, calms the nerves, re lieves constipation, promotes superficial circula tion and ?vaporai ion, hud being composed solely or wholesome vegetable olcmonts, wlih a pure stimulant as their dliiusive vehicle, may boinkcn by the weakest wit limit fear. The Ha vor Is agreea ble, rnr although the Hilters are a potent medi cine, I hoy contain no uauseali'a;* clement. nov'Ji) 00*0 N i:CYlili,CYO. O. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO. 130 ton* No. l PERUVIAN GUANO, now land ing rrom schujner Aroucr A. Reeves. For sale by T. J. KURR .V 00. ncvl?