The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 07, 1869, Image 2

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NEWS OF THE DAY. Oold in New York yesterday closed at 2'lJi. In New York cotton closed a shade finner. Middling* 25S'. -Tlic Irish girls of Sau Francisco have given Train a $500 emerald. -Onie, who shot liiscocV, liss received an SlfOO Clerkship, which will answer, though no: so good as the Spanish mission. -Lockwood A Go. we-o handsomely entertain? ed hy ?ho brokors lu Now York, 0:1 Tuesday, In b -i or of their rc gumption. -I'.-.ro Hyacintha und Hoary Ward Poacher hc'.d a Lia.it amicable interview (.?1 Tuesday last) neith? er understanding a word lbs other ?-aid. -Hon. Rcvcnly, Johnson, tu a speech in Dalli mere a few nights n;?o, took strong ground aja'dut thc r?cognition or Cunan Independence. -DA Fani Suhocppo iiaa written a utter to Governor Geary, tu which he denies that he pol aoued Miss Stlcncckc, and argues his casa upon Uie cvidcn.'c adduced at the trial whtoh resulted I H lilt conviction. -Treasurer.Spinner prepared all lin ligures and arroto ont his report himself, und then copied lt for the printer, lt comprises IS" pages of closely written manuscript, and there IJ not a sit?ale erasure, error or blot in Hiern. -Resolutions havo been Introduced Into tho North carolina Legislature looking to thc Indem? nity of loyal cltlaeiis by the National Government for property, other titan slaves, taken during the war for thc usc or thc Union armies. -At tho late army rcuniou General Sheridan addressed his comrades thus : -'I can't mnke n speech, but If you want mc lo tear np a railroad or burn a haystack when the enemy is going to get lt, and-and-aud-.'< And ho 'and ed hlm . so'f hack Into his seat. -'.I hai Just boon decided In New Jersey thal a de.vlh?nri on a railroad must bo killed nt his own expense ir he ls killed at nil. Neither thc traveller on a Tree ticket, nor his heirs cnn rccoverdamages for Injury by accident on the rall, lt secuta there .waa some Jersey deadhead mosoor tuan tho rust whosacd the company that gave him a ride; hence the decision. Thc moral ror deadheads ls that they must getan accident Insurance ticket. If to buy nuoh a ticket costs as much as thc ride would, tho illillc.tlty ls Insuperable, unless thc Insurnaoe ticket also can bcobtalncd on thc dead? head pinn. -Thc New York Post says: "lt. Is us*crtod Ir? responsible persons who have read ihclntcrccptid tet era of TUohardson to Mrs. McFarland, which arc nowJn the bauds of Mr. John Graham, conn sol Tor Mo' aria nd, that others besides Richardson w re in tho plot to i licnato the affections of Mis. McFarland from hot- husband, and lire ik np thc fani ly or the loller, ll ls asserted that two mar? ried wom-vi, ono or thom occupying nconspicuous social position, are referred to by name In Rich ardson's own handwriting,ai "capital intriguers." .vb-i ave helping him. Thc cou ton ts of theso let? ters will bo niado pub?o on lue trial or tho pris ?nc....*, -Tho "correct style for full evening drc.is" ls anannuced to ba a black dress coal, with velvet collar and plain lapel?, rolling low. A black em? broidered oasslmero vest Is thc most fashionable Hilt srasoa, though white Marseilles vests aro much worn, cnt low to show three shirl stud -, With a roi ii us collar, and arc In good taste. Trous? ers arc m ide or a line black doeskin, but easy to the leg and with a good spring at tho bottom. Tim sh r.-bosom should bo ucntly cnibnldcred and thc studs jewelled, small diamonds being Hie most drossv. Thu tia should always bc white, tho -ends a littlo larger thnu In tho conti 0 andern troid ired. Glows also white, though a little lav? ender or palo crea n-color ls oitcn worn. llooU or ptain calf-skin, not paient leather. -A very tirang lettor, oponiirr a view of tho possibilities or tyranny under thu provisions of thc Fifteenth nini'inlmoiit, ls written by thu Hon. Peter ll. Sweeny. "Oongrcfe " thc amendment says, "shall have .he p >wor to enforce this urtlclo by appropriate leg sia on.'' S ncc Congress is U? self. In itic first place, thu jud rc of wimt may bc appropriate lo;{ station, Huiro is nothing io pre? vent that budy, or Gio partisan majority in lt, from appointing inspectors for avery uleotlou poll in thc co,i ii i ry, to decido on tim qimlill, allon of velors and tu receive und count tho votos cast. It can, by such legislation, con? trol tho vote or the nation; while, ir any J State should resist. Hiero would bo umhinx ta prevent thc rccnrrcnco or the scenes or 1SC4, in Kow York and elsewhere, that Democratic ma? jorities were ioarv-d, ? ?KT? ar mod soldiery aud .park*? or artillery, under the com mund of pnrtl?i u generals, overawed tho polis. This is the possi? bility involved in the grant nf pawer mado hy thc amend men t, and In proof that it may benora ; a terrible fact at any timo, Mr. Sweeny states that Republican politicians now claim for it ali that has been alleged, and d 1 not hesuato to bussi of tho measures which wilt be adopted, uniter Ita authority, to bold control or thu general admln MU-J-IMO tn spite or any Democratic inojoiity." -There ls nlwn.is some monstrous enterprise going un In New turk, Ono day Mr. S. N. Plko bays np a swamp to till np mid divide orr Into lots. Then Mr. A. T. Stewart turns laud speen ' lat,T and Invests In Ilerapsteud land, mid tho various nuil, rta1 inp? of other mllhou-a-m.nuto ? rn n aro extensively discussed. Tho prnpotdtlmf to absorb Brooklyn, to consol?dalo ll with New York. 1? thc lust big Iden.-Tho* Now York World Urcd thc flint gnn or the now movement. Many .Bf.th? leading politicians and Jo,1 mais ot Brook * **' lyu are said to favr the consolidation. Tho rela? tions or tho two cities aro DO Intlmato and thu dlstanco between them so numil thal it ls argued that ono city government will do for them both. Many or tho busi? ness men of New York rc.tldo In ltrooklyn ; thus thc social anil commrrchvl relations of tho two cities aro to ntl Intents and purpose* Identi? cal. Whether thc citizens of llronxlyit will bo willing to sink their individuality as Urooktynltei and venturo to sea as New Yorkers must bo do? ubted soon. Thc bien or consol Ida! bm bas been iii inly driven through their heads und clinched on thc other sido by the Now York pres*. Tao bitterest opponents of tho change will bethe Brooklyn city official*, who will lose sundry fat ?nices and not get others equally gund lu thc now consolidated city government or New York. The Cat tit tho BIcul Till?. According to tho report or tho Complrollor Ganoral a copy of which wo ruceivod bust evening, the St ito of South Carolina has, during tho past yo.tr, huon a goo J customer to tito usureT ot Wall Street, What pre? cise price has been paid for tho money winch lias boon borroworl, cannot bo known just yet by tito Anti-Radical publie, ns tho reporL of II; H. Kimpton, referred to by thc Comp? troller-General, doj? not accompany thc printed report, ot tho last named oilloiai. There is, however, a gleam of light. Tim rcpott ot tho Treasurer .shows that the State hutt received from H. IT. Ktmplon, during tho lin in nal year, $1,412,714, and lias paid that promising tlninder $8IS,818, leaving a bulttnco in Iiis favor o? $503,8UC. Tilla largo amount was not, lt is presumed, advanced liy H. II. Kimplon without socurl l.y, whatever his lovo for what Governor Scott calls "our beloved Slata" What uuiounl of State bonds lum boen sold wo do not know, but thc Comptroller-General says Ibero aro "two million seven hundred thousand dollars "($2,700,000) of bonds, signed up and placed "in tho bonds o? thc Financial Agent, and ra- \ "mailling unsold." Tho Comptroller also says that a Bile or "thrco hundred thousand "dollars of bonds" made hy tho Financial Agent will not appear in thc roports of thc Comptroller's olllcc, no report of tho salo being received until niter thc close ot thc fiscal year. During tho fiscal year thc Financial Agent borrowed for thc State, or realized by thc sale or Stale bonds, nearly one and a half million dollars, of which about nine hun? dred Ihousand dollars was paid back. Tbs money was doubtless obtained willi much dilllculty, and the rato ol Interest was in proportion. Mr. Noaglo, thc Comptroller General, atys that unsold bonds amounting lo linn million seocn hundred thousand dol? lars aro nt ill in tho hands of thc Financial Agent.'; They aro not sold; but aro thoy pledged os collaterals? Mr. Land Commis? sion Ladle answered IMs question in tho Senate on Saturday, witera ho urged tho Immediate passigo o'tho Insurance Oom p :nio3' bill, 0:1 tin groaui that about, t iros million dollars ol S toto bonita were bold as collaterals in New York nt HLXIH-J?OO oe nts on tho dollar. It tho Wall Btroot mon took South Carolina Radical honda na collateral* utsixty-llvc, thoy havclon BOIISO than thoy ara usually given credit for; but tho plain fact ls lu any case belora inf tint throo million dol? lars of State bonds aro plodgod in Now York, and wiU'bc Bacritlced, unless Scott, Kimp? ton & Ci), can, by soma ingenious tricking, run up their market price. What thc Ring Aro driving at now, ls to create a demand for Stale securities by compelling insurance companies to deposit State bond9 or ptocka as pledges or good raith and solvency. This is thc cat in tho meal tub. FJgnlluB with Fire. In that curious compound ol malice and ignorance, tumid eloquence aud ingcniouB misrepresentation, called for convenience "tho Governor's message," it is recommen? ded that "a law be passed" requiring each company effecting insurance in this State "to deposit Bii??cient security wiUi "tho Comptroller-General, indemnifying j "po icy-holders against losses," and that tills dop.'isit "bc graduated in proportion to ..the capital and buslnoss of tho company, "making lt a misdemeanor, with adequalo "punishment, or every agent attempting to "e'.l'eet itisurancu until tho company lie rep? resents lt is made deposit ol ampio socuri "ties to protect policy-holders against fraud "or attempted Jrauds." Tho object of tho bill uow before tho Legislature is, ihcrofore, tho protection of policy-holders against fraud and their Indemnification against los-ns, which protection and indemnification ard to bc obtained by a regulation that each lifo lujuranco company, or agont, doing business in the State shall ilepo-it with the Comptroller-General $60,000 In Stato stocks or bonds, mid each fire insurance, company, or agent, shall deposit in liko manner $20,0J0. F.?r Ibo present wo confine our remarks to lire insurance, and the Ural ques? tion which Suggests itself ls: How will this deposit give to the policy-holders the secu? rity and indemnification which Governor Scott, tho Gonoral Assembly, and TUB CHARLESTON NBWS believe to bo exceedingly desirable? There arc at tills limo about forty-flvo in? surance companies represented by agents in Charleston ; among thom aro the most respon? sible Northern and British companies, but there is not ono home company now in ope? ration. Tho risks of tho di li?rent compa? nies vary in nmount, but tho aggregate is In tho neighborhood of 310,03 J.OiO or ?12,000, 00 . Till* is thu amount for willoh I ho com? panies aro liable. Tho amount of deposit to bo made, by tho forty companied-assum? ing that nil of timm would make tito de? posit --would bo $800,000 lu Slate lionda or stocks at par, worth in tho market now about SOiO.oaO. This certainly is far from "aulfl "cieut security" to proteot policies to the amount of ten or twelvo million dollars. As a moans of securing and indemnifying tho Insured against loss and fraud, tho now law would bu of tittie value, even supposing that thc companies were nil of thom ready and willing to make tho required deposit. Many of tho Are companies represented in Ghar)03ton do a Tory small business. They cannot uTord to allow $20,000 to Ho idle, and wi 1 rather withdraw their agencies than do w mt tho law requires. This would loud to leavo tho risks tu bo monopolized by the larger companies, nnd in itself might not b> diaadvnuluguim?. But lt ls doubtful wheller tho giant companies will consent to ni tko tho deposit. When a similar law wont Into op'jrnllon in Virginia Homo of tho most important and trustworthy Northern com? panies at nuco closed their agencies. Thc Bailie oOfoct hos been produced >n Canada bj restrictive legislation. And, If wo aro cor roctly informad, no Now York Insurance. Company ia allowed to moko in vent mont H out si JO of Now Yotk Kia to, go that tho now law would cut ofl tho Insurers at oncu from tho Now York companion. Insurance business in Charleston lins noL boon very profitable. Lauding companies hnvo paid out muro limn thoy liuvo rocelvod in premiums, uud nn ad? ditional tux, in tho nature of n dc|H>slt of bonds and Blocks, might tempi thom to withdraw from tho field altogether. Anoth? er consideration is Ute (security of tho com? panies thomsolvcs. Wbnt guarantee have ihuy that tito bonds and Blocks which thoy deposit will not lio tampered villi? In there 1 anything in Iho history or character of thc I Hiato officials, which should make nny ono who knows them willie g to cn trust lo their Inndur mercies $800,000 in bonito or Blocks of thc Stale T A calm consideration of tho whole Bubjocl leads ns lo tho conclusion Unit tho passage or tho proposed bill would work great in? jury to Hie insuring class. It would nuder nn circumstances give tho assuror ?my suf? ficient security; ii. would causo a largo num? ber ol' companies to declino taking risks in Ibis Slate; il would givo a monopoly to Ihn co ni pan ios which romalnod, forcing Insurers lo do business with thom or directly with Northam ami foroign companies; it would, U3 ii restriction on Irado, drive capital away and make tho cares of real cslnlo owners and merchants oven mors harassing Uiati lliey now ara And yot lt would accomplis! onu grand result. Tho paasago of tim bill, w ith Ibo prospect ol tho bona fuie, JIU; chas? of half a million or bonds or slocks-fur th? Uro companies only-would sond up UM price len or Hfleon per cent., andScolt on? tho Radical Ring could realizo eti'l nnothe fortuna. The profils on bank bills wouU lie supplemented by tim profits on Stab bonds, which in timo would lie hugely swol len by tho three hundred thousand dollar in {?old os peeled lo bo made out of thoschom for paying hi gold tho princi2>al of thu Slat debi duo next year and the noxt. This tn miranee bill is only an act iii tho drama c "Peculate, Pillage and Plunder,*1 and if alic its passage Hie insuranco companies aro cal clivant and will not deposit tho bonds o stocks required, tho law can bo easily an quickly repealed. But Hie Ring, in th meanwhile, will hnvo sold out their bond and etocas at tho very lop of tho market. As TUB members ol the House or Rcpri se.ntalivcs wore about lo bo called lo ordt on Friday, DoLargo, colored, chairman i tho Committee on Ways and Means, waiko into thc Chamber and said: "Mr. Spoakc ..Ibo ciruua has arrovoi" Tho rotulo of li baud confirmed Um ntatcmant, and Ibu Hon. look a recess lo seo Mm show. On l'Vid.i night lhere wai no quo ruin in tut) Somit many ot the gravo senators having gone i tho circus. Nomi of them Uko to ho oui i tho Ring. Ouit Columbia correspondant writes th tito limits of (lieCity of Columbia are to I extended, to as to i ne lu io enough negro; living in what aro now tba suburb.!, I swamp tho anti-Radical volo at the no: elections. Tho saina do.?o is proscribed f Charleston. Thia is taking a groat deal trouble Tor nothing. Repeater negroes ci ho brought in bom Hie isl iuds and thc parin es aa they wore last yoar, and will not i quiro providing for when election day over. THU friends oi Judge Orr hope to ole him to Hie Supremo Bunch, and ona poi ht hts favor would bo tho p?3tpoi mont or tho election. Whipper, t colored representativo, is the strongest cn didate now in tho Hold, but it is said that I white Radicals hope to buy bim off. Th uro willing Unit tho u ogro os should vi wlilto Radicals into oflico, but nrc t willing to sue r. coal black negro soalud tho Supreme Bench. TUB accouut given by our Columbia c respondent ol th? haele willi which tho " "durance Company" bill wai basiled thron the Sonata is very instructive, reading this time. 0 ? i ?g. ?> ? lie vi CM'S. TUB NrxBTKBsru CaxTUitY. Tho Dooomber number optnia with anot chapter of tho "Reminiscences of Public Mc by ox-Governor Pony. In this a sketcl niven of Ula lifo and services of Judge Willi Smith-thc cordial balor of John C. Culac nnd who la spoken of by Governor Perry "thu mmi consistent and wheal mates: South Carolina ever produced In any da; time." This la followed by "Magna Esl V Us," a poem by Dr. Henry M. Clarkson, by "Tho Maldon of Ll?nentela," n ral doleful and very Bcntimoniai story fi tho Russian. Mr. Wm. Glbnoro Sin prints "My Tricksy Spirit," a pretty ll poem. Judge Longstreet contributes "Fi tho Fire*," an artlclo on prisoners war, with a bitter criticism oi Pi dent Grant's refusal to consent to an change. Thcro ls, also, au article on " gross," by W. H. Babcock, ond ono on "Ei a Poe," by A. W. Dillard. In tho Passet Passant ls a careful and scholarly rovie TischcndorPs "New Testament," by G. H. With thia number closes tho first volua the "Nineteenth Century." Tho proprli speak cheerfully of their prospacts, and c willi coQlldcnoc thu support or thu people. Tua Noam Hitman Ravmw. Tho October numbor (ri printed by tho L ard Scott Publishing Company) has a re of Mr. Gladstone's "Juvenilis Mundi," ' Massacre of St? Bartholomew.11 "The DiflV Schools of Elementary Logic," Mr. Drown lalo.it poetry, "Tho Popo nnd tho Cum "Tue Constitutional Development or Anal "Thu Literature of the Land Qncotlon lu laud," and Contemporary Llteraltiro. Hijeen WOOD'S EmsBunon M.UUKINE. Tho November number (reprinted b; Lccnard Scott Publishing Company) cen tho Ural part of a now and attractive e ..Earl's Dene," "Tho Jowlah RcformaUoi th J Talmud," Cornelius O'Dowd on "Dr. ming and tho Connell," aud "Tho dal thu Pon?aos," "Tito Land Question in Irel "John, chap. If another Borlol story, " Hloy-anr-los Dunes," and "The Pare?se 6 Thu pol?tica! article ls oa "Scotland In I mont-Tho Poor Law Inquiry." The Blackwood and North BritisX (Le Scott edition) may be had of Mr. Jobo Rt King street. The Leonard Scott Pabllshlng Coi print the following notice : The i cpr int of the London Quarterly / fur Gctobor was published November IO. week ntt>r wards (November 17) thu post . to thu article on tho " Byron Mystery," , appeared In the second English edition /iiofeto, was received from abroad. Th! ' script was Immediately reprinted; nm I seribvTd who nny fall to rr o.uve lt can pi , lt by op pl lc.ttl on. lu binding, thu p pogo fda shout.1 bo cancelled, and the ? ooaUdulng thu poatnorlnl subttiUilcd, i ?Ucct?igo. IMOLT A LODGE PERFECTION, No. I. J 'llio rcKtiinr communIcntlon of Hil* Lot! no Will I if held Tilia (Tuesday) Kv ll NI M), at 7 o'ClOCK. Candidates for tho 4ih und Mili Degrees wilt bo linnet nal. By order T. I?. O. M. dec7_H. H. REDFORD. Secretary. VKi Iii A NT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. Tim recular Monthly Meelina; ortho Com? pany will beheld nt tho Hall (Statu street) Tum Kv hst NU, al 7 o'clock. liv <:rder. T. l>. I.KIHIY, dcc7 Secretary. C~ 1UAULB8TON HOOK AND LADDER J COMPANY No. i.-Tim newborn itroreqiicnt i'tito attend a Rcftular Mouth.? Meeting Tn is EVEN IND ut llUll-ptlHt 7 o'clock, deer_A. li. JAims^ecrolary. HIBERNIAN SOCIETY.-TI IE REGU? LA rt Mound? Meeline or thia Society will be. Held Tum livKNiNO, 7th iiiHioni. nt Hie Hall, al 7 o'ohlcX. WM. AIKEN KELLY, doe! Kcc.retnry. IT*RBUNDSOUAF I^?JU?DT^-Tl?E KLKC ; TION ol Otllccra ror thc ensuing your will bo held Tn is DAY ol 12 M. tn 1 I?. M. A rrec luucli will bu served between Hmso honra. Hy order. dco7_CHAS. SIKOL1NG, Secretary. ("tAliOLINA RIFLE CLUB.-THE REG J Ul,Alt Monthly Meeting of Ibis Club wilt take place Tins KvHNiN-1, at Hm Heading Iloom or | Me--:?rs. Walker, Evens A Cogswell, ut huir-pusl 7 o'clock. Hy order. W. H. Hilt;Kit, <lco7* Secrotary and Treasurnr. ATTENTION ! MEGHANICS.-A MEBT INDur Ihc Wliltu Journeymeu Machinists, Moulders and Patternmakers pt Hie etty will Lc held nt the Hull or (lie Kugln Fire Company, Tina RVEXino, ibu 7tli HiHtant, nt hair-pnsi. 7 O'clock, tor Ibo purpose or electing delegates lo Hm Executive couiuuiico ami signing thu Cou* Mlluilon ol ibo Workingmen'* Union. No. 1. JAM KS M. HA IIB, dcc7 President W. M. H. illunie. WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN HE made known io everybody In tin? column at Hie rate of 23 cents ror twenty words or less, each insertion, ir pani in advance. _ WANTED, A COMPETENT "??ls DU ESS. Apply ?i No. 19 Wentworth al reut, Fiittth wide, near East Hay. det7 2 WAN't'l'iD TO IlillE, A WHITE SER? VANT ci UL Li mind u child one year old. Apply n*. tho Merchants' lintel. dcc7 2* WANTED, A STEADY WOMAN TO COOK ?ml WASH ror a small family. Ap? ply ut Nu. 30 Vandci horst st root._der.7 1* BOARD WANTED, IN A PRIVATE FASH LY, w boru there arc no other boarders, lor gentleman, wife, three year old child, and a servant. Address, for three duys, A. H. C., care Nu wa mn ce. drer i* WANTED, HOARDERS.-A FEW SIN glcgeiiHcmcn, or gentleman and wire, can OlKitin cum Tort able HOAHD, on very reasonable terms. In a respectable prlvato family, und pleas? ant unit convenient locality, near the City Ball? way. Fur particulars apply nt this Odlce. deco r.? WANTED TO HIRE, A GIRL ACCUS? TOMED tn doing HOUSEWORK. Clo coining recommended win hear or ? good alina lion, tty applying al No. OlTrndd sino; dec ?. WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN AS Conk und Washer. Tho best reconnue" ona required. Apply nt No. 07 Wentworth street. unvJi WANTS A SITUATION AS SUPER? INTENDENT on a Rice Plantai lon by n one? al ni innti, who has seven years' experience in lUccculturo, niKl good recoinmondallons from lila former om players. Please nd.leesa w. lt. w., Chnrlcjlii i. s. c. deca WANTED, A COMPETENT UOUSJ s :;it VA NT. Apply a; northwest corner of | Yiiiiilerliorst nuil Couiiug streets. novia TTTANT ED.-A.YOU N'G ol A ERLE D ALYN, ? V Cl years OM, would tike Ul luke charge of a largeOtiiton Plantation;'Iii tho State of South Carolina. Any one In winn of a good, rall'.Hui Overseer, will do well to address thc undersigned. Can give the liest nf r?fenmeos. Hood Steady habit.-, and not Iroiibled willi politics. Address, for two mouths, P. W. EDWARDS. Portland, .Maine._novio lum? WANTED, A SITUATION AS QI,ERK, bi e. Wliolestlli! Dru;. Store. Or n large Ho tnil amt Prescription Driig Store. No oiijcutlon to co In Hie country. Will expect but u small com-' pcnaallon at ilrsi. Thc apjillcant ts a graduate or i he Sotilh c.u ulina Medical College. Address M. H., through Hie posioillce. oc.t'i VITANTBD, A IIOUS E, NEAR THE v Y central part cf thc city, containing five or -Ix rooms, with good outbuildings and water. Address IL nt this omeo._soppjs j CUNTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO sell tho American KNITTING MACHINE. I thc only prnctlc.nl Family Knitting Machine ever Invented. Price $25. Will kuli 910,000 stitches | per minute. Address American Knitting Machine Company, liostou, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. ocrw muns WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW tVuit .Hil'. PitiNTlNC of all kinds, plain ami urn intentai, li executed promptly lu Hie neatest stile and at thu lowest New York prices, ut Ti? NKWM Juti Oillce, No. Ht) EAST HAY. Call and examine the scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere. _ ANTED, AGENTa-TWO HUNDRED und Fifty I Killara per mouth, to soil the univ (leuniue Improved Common Settee Family .SEWING MACHINE. Pilco only $H. Great lu- i ducomeiiti io Agents. This lu tho.mast popular .- ?.wing Machine or the dar-makes tho ruinous '.Elastic Luck siluii"- will dn any kind or work thal can bo dunoon any machine. One hundred ihou.?nd sold and thc demand constantly in rrcaslng. Nov." ls ihc tltnc to take nu agency. Semi for Circulars, mr ISOwnro or infriiigmv.'&u Address SKCO.MH A CO., Boston, Mans.; Pitts? burg, Pa., or St. Louis. Mo. oe 120 timos iov Gale. ni BAL ESTATE OK PERSONAL FHO JLw l'ERTYofnov kind ninv bc advertisedTor M lu la thLs oolutuu. at Ibo rato nf 25 cents for ?.remy words ur loss, cae? Insertion, If paid In ad van c.;. _ 1VJRKBYI TURKEY I TURK E Y I . Turkeys for ?nlo low. i?-'."> head of lino TURK KYM cnn bo sreu [rom 12 M. lo n p. M.. nt No. H Line snoot, between Railway Track and Meeting street._clcc7 l* FOR SALE, TUE NEW AND COM MODIOUS yacht MARY ELLA, capacity six lon.', lu cnn pieto ortlcr. For torms, Ac, apply to T. 1). CLANCY At 00.. No. 141 East Bay. IHIVB'J Hit |H0_ FOR SALE, EIGHT PLANTATION MULES, and twelve yoko of OXEN. For sale by FRA.-HR A DILL. Factors, Adger's North Wltnrr._decj I hst nfl MR, BENJAMIN LO?DY HAS ARRIV? ED willi 22 head of YOUNO Mn LES AND HOUSES at CHRISTOPHER'S STABLES, No, 608 KI hg HI root. For salo low._decs 4? 171 JR SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION . cl i mitt d on the A -thioy Itlvor, n few miles i rum tho city, containing . about one hundred acres, one-half cleared, willi comfortable- dwell lngftWl neeessai'v outbuildings, ir not sold by Hie ililli instant,"ibo owner will bu willing to let itu* premises to a reponslble party with n small capital, tn bo planted on shares. For lurlher In? formal loti apply to Vcnnlug*8 Wharf, south of Calhoun streck, dect 13R1ME HOUSES AND MULiiS.~TUB undersigned will offer ror sale this morning uno nf li.i cl.olcexl loLs or work Horses and Mules ever brou* tl to this market. IL ARNOLD, cor? ner Meeilng and .lohn ht reels, decs 2 I710R SALE. THAT DESIRABLE RESI ; DENCE, No. 3S Mouth Hay. Apt.iy to lliU! KltT BEE. No. a Adger's Wharf._oet2S th FJR BALE, SEVERAL YOUNG WORK HORSES AND MUI.Kt>, at J. CHRISTO I'liER S sisiih-w. No. tm King wtrcou_decj ?T; FIRST-CLASS EIGHT HORSE strictly PORTABLE ENGINE and BOILER. Due Steam Portable Cross-cut or Wood Hawing Machino. For sale at CAMERON, BARKLEY ? CO._ . nov2T 12 FOR SALE, STEAM PORTABLE CROB-toirr OR WOOD SAWING MA uiitNfci, King's patent, suitable for cutting cord .food, shiny hw, Mu voa or clapboard blocks, and pm i kuhn ly ndaptcd to the wants or railroads, wood contractors, wood yard, saw mill, and lum? ber men generally. For this machino wo claim precedence over anything of the kind ever at lUlliplOd. All parliOS Interested and tho pulule aro Invited io soe tilts machine In operation dally from ll o'clock A. M. lo 1 P. M.. at the Artesian Well Lot, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets. I State or County rights, or Bingi* machines ror mle. Apply to CAMERON, PARKLEY A 00. dr.ts Imo _ PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A L GREAT BARGAIN.-One Minali Cy limier TAY? LOR PRESH tu complete icpalr. lt has been hut little used, and I.? mild simply because the present owner lins no use for ll. Tho ?I/o of tho bed of tho Press lu forty-four hy i tty-ctght Inches, said Proas will bo sold ut a :;ee.i bargain ir applied for ? nt once, a? Hie room it occupies la wanted for other purposes, Addrcus.' Box No. 3706 New York PgntuUlca, tept'JQ "i" KIHI i, j outr. Of rk ib i lio no. TT O I, M B 8 ' LYCEUM Trna BVBNIIKI, HALF-PART 7 O'CLOCK. A li 0 T I O ll M <1 1 0 N H . 0LA0IBR8 OK T ll B ALI'S. ST A TU A lt Y, O II lt ? M OT KO 1'KS, I) i H U O I. V I N O Y I H W M. Reserved scats muy bo scoured dorine (linday nt ii ni ni ivs' Reek Uoeac, without uiWUUoual chars o. All scats 60 cents. City cars pass tho ?loor. ilco7 (Eo Hcut. HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS, .tu., now vacant, can readily bu rented by advertising Hum in this column. Thc rule ls 25 cents Tor twenty words or less, each Insertion, If I?.nd in advance. rpo RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN JL on thu first or January next, a FARM on Meeting Street road. Joining Iho elly boundary, containing sixteen aores. Apply to c. wu rr rr. MOHR, No. n Hod ell Hu street. novit; nu FfU> "RENT, THAT LARQB ANO ELE JL ?ANT MANSION, No. 44 Meet Ingotroct, with extensivo Lot and Ourdou, Iodated tn ono or thu liest and healthiest situations ot tho olly, and for iiished with nil thu modern Improvements and conveniences. Posies -ion given on first of Janu? ary, 'S70. Apply to MORDECAI A CO., No. 110 East bay. oatt J lu rpo RENT. TUM TWO AND A HALE JL STORY Ulnae RESIDENCE. Meeting street, between Society and WentwoiMi Htreel, east HIIIC, Containing foursquare rooms, ino attica, pantry, and dressing room, with (galeru and necessary ouiliulldliiits. Apply at ll Alli 's Hardware Store, corner Kimi mid Market streets. rtcoJI ri ,0 RENT, THAT LAUG B AND COMMO JL OIOIIS HOUSE m t.piela repair, No. 31 Hull Hireet, with cistern und all necessary out. buildings. Apply nt No. TO Kawl Hay. dcc3 4 rpo Uli NT, A EINE STOKE WiTH I'TX X TURRS far a grocery and bar-room, corner Longitude Lune and Rast Hay, To an upproved tenant n ut ? III bo $10 per month. Also, six large square Hooms, with 'implants, hack piazzas ?iiil cistern waler on every slory. Thc rooms will bc rented singly ir preferred. I tn pure of Mr. lt').-T.. oi: the premises. oct in ROOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNKUR NISIIBD rnouui lu a residence pleasantly situated In thc western patt ol thc city. Terms moderate. Ker further particulars, apply at No. ll Doughty street. octia Canb for Gale. FLORIDA LAND EOE S A L E . - A valuable PLANTATION of s.so acres in Ma? rlon County, florida, ls odored nt pr?valo sale, about nun half cleared and Ulule.- cultivation: part best hammock. This Plantation ls one or the most desirable In tho State; ls very produc? tive Tor Cotton. Hice, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables, Ac; also linc for Oranges and other Fruits; ls lunated In one of thc healthiest nod most plea saut neighborhoods Pi tho State, being conveni? ent to railroads, churches, Ac. Apply to A. U. MULLIRAN. Cotton Factor, Accommodation Wharf. Charleston, S. C. novit! miH ?00?S, &'C. J UST OPENED, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF A lt A fi ? Fart of ertlich will bc sold at $4..ri0. Comprising the ir.ost elegant deigns nut! style. ALSO, LOT IIF.3T FRENCH KID CLOVES, All Shad OB und numbers, st $1, at LOUIS COU RN A CO., deed No. 34? King street. J^TEW SAVINGS INSTITUTION. THE TIMK APPROACHES WHEN WARM C L O T n I N < Is unavoidable, and thc point ls to know now AND wunnu TO ur? TO OIITAIN A HUTPLY. A great many have found out already, and now advise their freida tn want of DRY GOODS To call nt F URO II GOTT Si BRO. COHN ea OP KIN? AXO OALHOC/M STUHBTS, Whcro Dry doods cnn be bought toa groat advan? tage. Attention ls called to: loo pair 10-4 Wldto Blankets, only S3 75, worth $4 60. 12-4 Herman Covorlcts, from $i np. L'ugo CouTortn, on'y f 3. 100 pair Fine Double Shawls, only $4 60, worth ooo. Arab Shawls, from $0, up. 1 caso Drown Canton Flannel, only 160. per ard, worth 20c. Heavy Black Heaver Cloth for Oloakfl, only $2, ort h $3 75. A line assort m.-ta of Drown Shirtings, Lnng lollts, Alpacas, Dross Goods, Notions, Ho? le ty, Gloves, Ac, which have boon bough', by large quantities, and win bc sold to satisfy thc purchasers In every respect. FUROIiaOTT A BRO., Comer Ring nut) Calhoun streets. ?3i*A special Department for Hoots, Banes, Hats, TrnnLs, Ac., wild at correspondingly low prices. nov22 3inos ?!)irto aub -fnvnisijinfl I?OO?G. ~Q~N"~E P "R~I OHKPI O N B nov 22 PRICE! F RESH ARRIVALS! LATEST STYLES I COMFORTABLE FIT I LOWEST PRICES S 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 SCO'I TH B 8888888 8888888 8 STAR SHIRTS 8 8 8 8 AND COLLARS R 8 8 8 EUA DY MADR 8 8 8 8 AND MADE 8 8 8 8 TO ORDRR. 8 8 8 8 - 8 8 MEN'S 8 8 8 8 FURNISHING 8 8 S B B S 8 B 88B888S 8 GOODS. B 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 AT TUB OR1?AT H 111 RT EMPORIUM I LOOK FOR THE BT AR SIGN, MBBTINO STREET, NBARLY OPPOSITE MARKET BALL. nevis u*o ^mftt?wgnt8,_ ACADEMY O? MUSIC, Proprietor.JOHN 0lLilVTt?rK 1 Lessee and Manurer....TOIKJ T. KORD ?engagement of Hie lt sautiful ami Aocomplt-dicd C ll A P M AN SI S T B A B , Amt tho otolnout Oomcdlan, UR. U. II. BISHOP, Kuppor' - J ny a foll OP KK> ATIO COMPANY. THIS (TlJliSI)AY) KVKNINO, DUO. 7, Will bc produced tim Magical Bxtravnganxa or CINDERELLA. Doors open nt 7, Curtin rollad up nt 8 o'clock prcolsely. PRICKS OK ADMISSION.-Orchestra Chairs. $1; Orchestra Circle, tl; Ruicony Chairs, $t; Balcony Dress Circle, (I. Entrance on Klug streut. Secur? ed Seats, 2A cento additional. Kamlly Circle, :.u cents, (onc-bair reserved for colored ramilles;) Callory, 24 conta. Entrance on Market struct. Brice! Cumber, incl, Sic. c O A Ii I COAL! C O A I. I Now landing per Schooner A. II. Edwards, ano tons No. 1 quality Ked Asli Crulc and Stove COAL, not excelled liy tiny in the market. Cnn bu hud low by applying lo K. I*. BKIUNIOUU, Comer Kaat Uay and Hasel street, oust side. rtCOTtnliniU _ O A L I ? O A L I CO ALI C mo tona lied Ash EJW COAL landing rroni Uris C..nnlil.i, mid fur auk- by U. P. HABER A. CO., Coal Yard. nov22 No. 20 Cumberland street. 5t0UC5, Cia 110 CS, S.'C. OTOVK8 AT WHOLESALE. TUE DN0KR810NBI), SUCCESSORS cr MOU? TON A SIlKriIEllD, HAVE BESOM KU TIIBIB TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS, IN CONNECTION WITH Til Kilt OTB Ell DUSK NESS, AND ARE NOW PRKl'AKKI) TO SUPPLY OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND ALL TUE CUSTOMERS OK TUE OLD HOUSE WITH TUE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS OF COOKING STOVES, BANCKS AND HEATING STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO FOUNDRY PRICES. THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-SOME ?FTREM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH? OUT THE AID OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY AND ALL ARK GUARANTEED TO DARK PROP? ERLY, U' SET UP AS DIRECTED. 1 TUE RANGES ARE UKUSUV. V LOW IN PRICK-HAVE SIX UOILEK OPENINGS AND DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH ULT A SINGLE PIPE, AND NEED KO BRICK-WORK TO SET THEM UP. TUB STOCK OK HEATING STOVES EMBRACES CAST-IRON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON Alli TIGHTS, SIX-PLATE OR UOX STOVES, Ac. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICKS WILL RE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION. WM. SUEPUERB A CO., NO. 24 II A Y N E STREET. CHARLESTON S. C.. J AP ANN B D TIN-WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD & CO., _Kn. 24 HAYNE STUKKT._ STAMPED TIN -WARE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD A CO., _Kn. 24 HAYNE STREET._ TJtRENCII UETINNED IRON - WAKE AT WHOLESALE. WM. SHEPHERD A ? 0 _No. 21 P AYNE STREET._ jr^ ELL EVIL LE COP V E II AGENTS IN Cn ARLESTON: WM. SHEPHERD A CO.. No. 24 HAYNE STREET. ?UisccUaitcono. rpilE DRAWING OF SPANISH POLICY 1 TAKES PI AOS DAILY lu tho large Hall lu tho rear or our Bunking. House. OUANOKS TEN CENTS EACH. Prize* ranging In value front $7 to $777,700. Ono prlao to every 107 blanks. Semi to us len cenia and any Hirco numbers between lo7 and 777,700, they will be pul into the wheel. If you draw a prue we will let you know by return mull. EC A LS OP DISCOl'KT rou rinser.; : 1 Chance.10CU. I 100 Chances.$8 73 io Chances.Bi cts. I 200 Chancea.17 oo 20 Cilancos.$1 85 400 Chances.38 60 ?0 Chances..-.. 4 60|1000 Chancos.80 00 Addrcsa au communication* to J. M. ll LAKE A CO., Rankers, And Sole Agenta lor Spanish Policy In thc United State*, nov25 12? No. 004 Broadway. New York. TT IB ABSURD TO NAME SUMTER, CAROLINA, HOSTF.T?KR, OR PLANTA T ATI ON RITTERS, wlillo Hie production or thc great SOLOMON is in our midst. Undo Sam appre? ciates lt highly by permit Ung tho mlo free from stamp duty. I'm-eulo nt RAOUL A LYN All. dcr.2 T. F o n U P E I N DENTIST, omen NO. t76 a iso BTOBBT, BOV13 Cmos s OLOMON'S BITTERS A SPECIFIC For that di-case which I* oared by the applica? tion or the hair of the biting dog. Numerous cort! ilea tes caa be furnished. Por aale at dec) RAOUL A LYNAM. ?jotele. j fjUIR ALSTON HOTEL, G. & C. B. R MRS. MARTA. ELKINS, assisted hy her sna*, ha* opened iv now lloTKU al Alston, and I* pro pared to accotitinoilato the travelling publia I'** sonirer* can now get Meal* upon the arrival at Alston <>f any nf Ibu liam*. Tins arrangement* of tho Hotel aro convenient ami oonifortanlo, mid good treatment la guaranteed lo all who may call 111. ?loci 12 QALIF.RNIA VINIii?AU BITTERS. Por ?ale by Ua. II. RA KR, novit Ho. 131 Meeting Streek ?rocerico, tiquors, <fcc. A Ii T AFLOAT. :i.,00 ?auks Liverpool SA LT, pd b.nk liombtr KIIIUI. now ready lor delivery. Hill? l.y KA V KN K ), A co.. Corner En?l Bay nud Y.in.lT;, M;,:':i Wlmrl. deal S A I? I? L UKI I'O T A T O KHI ?? barrel* Cliolru APPLKfl lld .I?? letolVuch uion Potatoes HI iMk.'relH Jaekiwii w lilla rot mona. Landing per i??g "HniiniuVii." p?ir raid low flinn Hie wharf. KINSMAN A IIOWKI.L. dem I Jy I ? KSON'S COT JV N B K fi l>. MO bushels or Uris weil krt?wu COTTON BEED. A KP. 400 liMHlidH of l'HOMPIO BKHff. .. . ?ino, l'llirr'S COTTON SKKU, and ali o\.'her descrip? tions npsen Island Henil. l'or Hale by I'll A KKK A DILU rur.loni, Auger's Norllf Wharf. dor.2 LlottiiOnAO JP A L L t? CITY B T HAM ii AK mr, I.ouisvn I.I:, Kv., Munntactnry of l'aient. /Krnuiil, Karina, Waler} Ilusi?n, llntlor, Bugur, Lemon. Wine, Milk. Cream and SODA UltAOKKKM, (Rimer Snaps, Mo? lasse* Cakurt, Ao. liavliiK accepted Hu- Agency id Hie above Factory, I am prepared to lill ull orders ut Muuuruclurcr's price*. J. N. I10II80N. Nos. 1 nm', 2 AI bul tkl Wharf, dee3 rniwimoDA? Anent fur tho state. B EEK, PUKE, II1SIUUNUS, A. Just bimini rrom Hloninnhln rr oui dhotis: moo boxe* BOA Mili UKUKINCS UaU burrel* Kutnlly lim I. Pig Pork and Ox Tongues, put np by Alhur;rnr ,V. <:o. I'or salo by J Ul IN a Til KO. OKTTT, decl a Ko. m Atlantic Whorl. C I) A li T O ? Would mercifully rall Hie nttcnilnii of their elly mid country iriends to their larjiu and varied stock of KKtHT, .Vu., which is now on hand and bellin cotiHlanilv recvlvotl, consistingof: 40.IHM West India Orangen. ono bunaheN llauuuiut, itcd mid Yuilow. 2,0110 Crape Kruit. 90.000 CocoauutH. .ino burrel* iSiolee lied A pp lea. loo barrels Onions, Ri;d and Yellow. 200 barrels Irish 1'olmots. 7S barrels Long liecld. .10 boxes Lenton*. 3u kees Malana Ora pea. aw boxes cape Dod cranberries. 300 boxea and driims or Vina. 2<) boxes Pre?en Prune*, l vj whole, hair and quarter boxee lUlalus. ftO whole and hair boxea Kiro Crackers, fi barrels Ked Kreuch llcaus. 10 11 .nis or Dates. 3O0,l)iH) llnlnn Torpedoes. 30 Illinois Nuls, Ac, Ar.. All ol u lindi will lu: sold low ut tho subscriber*', Noa, r.s. OT and DO Market H reel, deco_ C. ll A KT A OP. T IQUOUS ! LIQUORS ! LIQUORS I G UK AT ll EDUCTION IN PRICK. Thc subscriber* having been appointed ROIO ?genta fdr 11 KKK Y WALLACE ft co., i'bthidclphla, lor thu sali: ol i heir line OLD ll YK, W1IKAT ANO IHlUltilON WHISKI KS, ure prepared lo make a iiu rai d lacou ut on large urdnr*. A ?ill supply of the above whiskies always on bani!. Partira nlioiit purchasing would do wi ll to give us a call before negotiating elsewhere. DYRNK ft KOO ARTY, COKNBK 01IUKVII A N ll CH Al.MM? STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. C. nov? tnthntnittM N E VY I. A lt D H. H V INRI) FAMILY li A K I). We arc now pack lug N ll IV LARD Ol' TU IB 8UA80 1.'H Illili. Tierces, half bbl*., Kegs, 3 lt?., ft lbs., nnd 10 lbs. Crt.Idles, r.o lb. casca. I'or price lists, uddrcsH. l'ltOCTOIl A CAM lil.I?, orl2R lhatult! _Cincinnati. Ohio. rjOUN AND ?~? T S. l.'ioo bushels Choice White OOKN In bag9. moo bushels l'rimc Oats lu bulk. Lauding per schooner Virginia Dare. For sale low bv deed 2_J. N. TlUKMANN it CO. ?J^IVEltPOOL SALT AFLOAT. nooo sacks SALT, t:i tine order, now binding per Ship Corilla, Iroui Liverpool, und for sale hy ItOltT. MUKK A CO., nnv30 noyce's Wharf. K L A T TE & CO. Arc now receiving a full Stock of G II 0 0 E lt I K S AND LIQUORS, coxstsrtso of: 100 barrols REPINED S Uti A HS 20 hhds. and barrels Uaw Sugar loo bbds. mid barrels Mnitissen 10 burrel* Ilechlvc Syrup lo i huge Coll?es iou packages Mackerel-No?, l. 2 und 3 St barret t Pickled Mellens nud Herrings 11.0 liCgH Nulls leo boxes Cheese loo boxes Snails V..J barrels t'lour-PIno, Super, Extra ard Karn l'y 28 linll'idiests Dyson and Oolong Tea fin kegs IHitr.li Herri tig* luo burrel? and tub* laird loo barrel* diliMiuiM nnd Walt^rM Whiskey - casks Oin. Urandy und WIIIOH fio caaori Wnirc's Bealudniii Schnapps 25 cams Hosteller's inners. Knlslus, Currants, Citron, 1'ienrs, Pigs, Al? monds, jellies, Ovaler*, Pickte*. Sweet Oil, Torn?? tiles, Urandy mid Prest? Kraches, Soda, Kiro Crackers, Sardines, St andi. Shot, t'owdcr.Matchcci, brooms ami Hackets. Saurkrnut, Ac., Ac. for Milo at iowejl prices. II. KL ATTI". A CO., No. 201 Kout Kay, novan Northwest eornrr Cuiiiiierlunil street. J-^TV E It I? O O L SALTI iMOO HOCU LIVKRPooi. SALT, direct Oom Liv? erpool- large and mn sacks. I'or nala at lowest market prices, hy OC120 T. J. KKHR A CO. jp D BE SHERRY WINE. Just received 30 casks of fiHERRT WINK prices $3. $4, $5, $6, $8, $12ycr gallon; In bottle?, fruin $1 to $2 AO. Al-<0, PIPER A CO. HEIDSIF6K Ve Clicquot jvinsordln Muiuja's Clinmpngne Oreen Seal Sparkling MoaeUe. AU of dlroet importation. WM. H. CORWIN A 00., No. 27ft King street, ilranch of No. OOO llroailwny, Now York, novia_ yj A lt B NGO L CURES I'KVKK AND AHUR. TUR FINKST TONIC IN THU WOULD, try I'or sale by all Driiggvt*. 0- J. LOHN. Agent, Dnigghit, Corner King and John street, arptn 3mns_Chu neston. 8. C. g O L O M ON't? BI TTE HB ARB POR SALB KT Dra RAOUL 4 LYN A H, At Whotosale and BelaiL CORKER KINO AND MARKET 6TRBETB. aeptlT smo* ?iT??leo nub 4TtrncsG. a ADDLE R YjV A K EH OUSE. WILLIAM ?AURAL ft CO., VR IP IIAYXK STHKKT. ^^-?I? nnd Retail Dealern In 8AT)DI^ ,m,n,'Iifl- ll ARNESS, COL?JtU?, ^?ao1*0 UAUI,E8S MATERIALS, ?X.