The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 14, 1869, Image 4
Thu Old Man's Will.
.Old Oliver Smith, In Ins threadbare milt
Ileum the IIU.VH uf the village laugh und luiot :
."There ROCH thc ntbter, HU ?lour aud oki,
Starving and ?crimping to heap un gold."
Hui theold mau thinks, vf Uh a quiet smile,
"Let these Idle scullers ?van awhile,
Till time, which sills Ike wheat fruin chad'.
Hay show thal Hie poor have cause io laugh."
Tho old mau goes lo the promise sn re.
"Who feeds the hungry und clothes Hie poor,
To Hie very least nf them all, shall see
Ho has done it also unto me."
Thc years roll by, thc will is read,
Ami blessings descend on tho elver's head,
For many a farmer of TV call h ami skill
Owes his slat t In life th the ?dd man's will.
It hears thc orphnned children's cry.
And thc blushing maiden's imidcst sigh,
And ll smiiuiheri the poor man's dying bed,
For lt gives tn his starving children bread,
And lt claims ils shs re of the perfect bliss
Which crowns the lover's ecstatic kiss :
roi it tarnishes gold lorine golden hand,
Which binds them together In heart ami hand.
"God help the Willow ! so poor und oki,"
And Ile does, from the miser's hoarded ?oh!,
For Ills perfect love lo Hie old mao gave
lloth the wish lo give timi thc (silver lo save.
Yo sordid slaves of Hie shilling pelf,
Who love the gobi Tor us OWN pour self.
You know the cash that you love so well
Js dragging you doa'ii lo thc depths of hell,- (
If htiw to leave it you d like lo know,
Tot tukc lt with yon when you go,
T?i thc bank lvhich seven fold Interest pays,
"Where no thieves eau steel ami no rum decays, ,
So that riches luke ?Vings und upward tty.
And tho camel springs through thc needle's eye : I
?o clothe lb" pn .r ami the hungry UH, l
And follow thc text of the Old Man's Will.
THE CB A X it ESTO ?V XE O'S ANO THE !
ELVE ltllHlt: RAILROA I?.
trTOi? thc Anderson Intelligencer.]
Wc have no disposition to engage in con- '
troversy willi any of our ctitemporiules, und 1
especially upon subjects where each one must ;
udmlt that the oilier lg actuated by equally i
worthy motives ns itself. Hut tho recent ni
llttide of THU CUAHI.KKTON NKWH towards Hie
lillie Ridge Hal I road calis tor a lair share of 1
criticism, mill we cannot allow the occnsluti lo f
pass altogether without, expressing our dis- t
sent from Us course, itt a lengthy article, i
published two weeks slnco. Tun NKWH under?
takes to "blow its own burn" in a rather uli'eh
uive manner, as wo conceive lt, lo thu friends
of thc Blue Ilidge Road of whatever party, lt
has likewise for some months past endeavored
'to make thu question of State aid
to this important mill nail savor loo much
of politics, and In the article above referred to
It would create the Impression timi Tux
NKWS bas dealt itumerclltil blows to Ute Radi?
cal party by opposing Hie cont rael willi Criss*
veli '.t Co., and raising a clamor against tho
road-the practical results hf which tend to
sm abandonment of Ute enterprise. If Un; nd
vico of Tuts NKWH was carried out. Now. we
cannot possibly bc charged willi tiny jealous
motive In arraigning TUB NEWS ut lu? bur or
?uiblic opinion fur Us opposition lo the Blue
Udgc Road, as lhere cnn be no conlUct of in?
terests between an enterprising tinily mid au
obscure country sheet. Hence, when that
journal seeks lo gain notoriety by lauding Its
own conduct in this or tiny other respect, this
?elf-fflorlflcatlon does not affect us one way or
the other. Bul, to our mind, this hasty us
auiiiacy on Ute part nf TUB NKWH IS
totally ul variance with the true Intcr
.estB ol thc State, mid on Ibis ground
alone ls Hie conduct of 'PUK NKWH
brought In " question, lt may lie that Hie
Ki ale officials were Inleresled with the con?
tractors, as has been repeatedly charged by
Ti iK NEWS, but we respect fully s ul u nil thal Hie
sequence to this coqlrael tines liol furtiWti evi?
dence to that effect, ll Governor Scott made
arrangements to obtain a nice little job with
these contractors, lt ls somewhat singular that
he should be muong lite first lo relinquish mut
advise a discontinuance of the contract, on
thc ground Unit these contractors bad not
complied with Ute comblions therein express?
ed. But thc trill lt ls Hint the contract made
with Crissrell & Co. required the sanction
of a majority ol lite Executive Com millee,
of which Governor Scott wai a member,
and that the remaining members present
were two well known citizens of this State,
who have been long Identified with the
road, and whove connection therewith dales
farther buck than the existence of TUE NKWS.
or even the knowledge of Us editora iltat. such
a road was contemplated. One o? thom. Pres?
ident Harrison, bus been largely Interested in
a pecuniary sense from the inception of this
enterprise'until Hie present tiuie, and lt is uni
likely Hint lils conduct was Influenced by thu
dictation of Governor Scott or any oilier iutli
vlduiil. The manner of nwardlng ibis con?
tract was fully mu? satisfactorily explained last
Bummer, when Iheso wholesale chargea first
appeared in THE NKWS, mid we uro surprised
that such stale ullegi?luns arc agalu paradell
before the public.
It 1B unnecessary for us to declare thai we
have no lora for Radical Ofllcc-holdera in this
State. The past ls ii guarantee of our po-ition
in tills regard, ami tue antecedents 01 the In?
telligencer may be safely compared io tho.-e
of any of its colomporanes. lint we do love
josi icc, mid linve never yet withheld li eveu
irotii nu enemy. We will heartily Join TUE
NEWS in exposing rascality ol' every son lu
these officials, but we cnn never nllow our
pr?judices lo outweigh Judgment, for thu pur?
pose of creating a sensation.
We have no ?totibt that tue board of directors
can, at the proper time, satisfy thc publie
mind that the contract, willi Cii'ssvcll A Co.
was advantageous to Hie company at th;- lime
It was made, ami tlinl they now have sufficient
reasons for their recent ablion in withdrawing
from .said contract, lt ls enough to say. so far
as the Charleston public ls concerned, thu;
xhe directors residing in that city, old and new,
approved the contract made with these gent le
mun, nnd that the recent action #of the board
was entirely unanimous.
Thc atljustment of Hie diff?rences between
tho company and Hie contract nt s has been un?
der advisement during the past week, and I:
Ia suited that the directors have agreed to pay
sevcnly-tlvo thousand dollars, which Has been
agreed ta by, thc cont tact ors. mid all claims
withdrawn. 'It H supposed timi they had ?lone
nboiu fifteen or twenty thousand (lullars'worth
of work ou thc road. The wotk will bo con?
tinued, willi the fluids now III the banda of rite
company, until the tt,O0?,<h)i) appropriated by
the Legislature has been expended. Thu l's
Ute plan origlnslly advocated by iho president
and chief engineer, and is the* most feasible
timi economical, In our Judgment, although (he
ndvnnrnges bf un emly compkd Ion of tue en?
terprise which Induced the contract willi Criss.
veli A Co. are to some extent diminished by
tbutresidf . Wo hope to announce nt an early
day that the work is progressing under t ho di?
rection of the chief engineer*; and that nil need
Jem opposition to the road Ima been effectually
Silenced. .
-Mlle. Boeder, yet a pupil, ls nnnomieed as
the coming Sensal Ional singer of the day. or
rather of the morrow, she is ii native of Berlin,
and has studied under Vianlot.
COMMERCIAL NEUS.
The Charleston Cotton, Kicc nntl Naval
Store? Jilin Let .
OFrtCK Cil AHLESTON News, I
MONOW EVKNINO. nccomber'.S, 1S00. J
COTTON.-This article showed considerable ac?
tivity with Increased firmness, prices being, how?
ever, somewhat irregular, but in middling grades
some sales showed an advance of an !v'(?j uc V lb*
but thc market was quiet at thc close: -riles about
800 bales, viz: 1 at 22; 2 at 22},'! ? at 22K; KU at
23; 17 at 2?\>4". 23 at 23,'?; ll at 23?, : *;> nt 24; 70 at
24?;; isl at 2-1 ti; ll at 24?,c; 10 on private terms.
Wc quote:
I.IVBRTML CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary.2:1 ??23 >,'
Low middling.2E,?'(A,
Middling.._24'L?24i4'
Strict middling.24??cV.
RICE.-This grain vas in good, demand at
Steady rotes; ?ales 132 tierces or clean Carolina,
32 tierces atc?.,: is do at CV: es do at 61, : 14 do
at0l3-l0c th. We quote common to fatr clean
Carolina at c^r.^: good tii,iif.7c.
NAVAL STORKS.-The market was (pilot: sales
ahout 150 barrels spblis turpentine at 40c fi
gallon.
Fnr.tonTS-Aro somewhat dull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements ore nianing at \a 'ft
lb on uplands ?ami l'?d on sea Islands; by
sall, 7-lCd V H? on uplands and J.'d ? lb
on sea islands. To Havre, by steam, nomi?
nal; by sal'., r.cmlusl ul lifo on uplands
?nd lj4'c on sea Islnnds. Coast wiso to
New York, by steam. ?fc ?JI lb on uplands
and lc on sen Islands; by sail. J.c ft n on
uplinds. To Rosien, by steum, nominal; by sall,
Sc V lb on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
y,c fl tb on uplAnds; hy sall, somewhat nom?
inal. To Rainmore, by steam, !-??Hc f lb on
uplands; by sall somewhat nominal.
EXCHANGE. - Stcrllug, 00 days, 131J?Q133.
Domestic exchange, sight checks, buying at VS
y, per cent, oif, selling at ?4o premium; out-doors
at >? off.
GOLD.-Tho brokers were buying at 23 and sell?
ing PI 25c.
JUurlti-tH l?y l'< i i u p li. '
POHKION MARKET?.
HAVRE, December 13.-Cotton opeiiB active; on
spot If 30>;c; tuiout If 35>?c.
LONDON, December in-Noon.--Con"o?s 02,14*;
bonds HAK. Tallow 47s.
LiTKnrooi., December lft- Noon.-Cotton! finn;
uplands llftd; Orleans 12!,d; sales tr.,ooo bali.-.
Afternoon.-cotton, sales will not exect-d I2,0C0
bales. I ,rk quiet.
livening.-Cottou steady uno unchanged ; sales
12,000 bates; speculation ?nd expert 2000 bales.
PARIS, lleeeinlicr 13.-l'ourse Urtu; rentes 731
Lie.
HAVANA, December 13-Rugar unchanged: bu
si ness checked for want of stock: stork ut Havana
ami Matauziis 71,000 boxes ami 2UU0 idols.
'DOMtumo MARKETS.
NEW Vooh, December IS-Noon.-Stocks steady
bul dull. Money ? per cent, sterling, long t.\:
short O'.,'. Sixty-twos, coupons lift; Tennessee-,
ex-coupons 50; new 4:i.S; ; Virginias, ex-coupons
40; new Kt**; Louisianas, old 70; levees fiPJi;
ctg bus 7*; Alabama eights 08; lives 61*f; tCcorgla
sixes S3; sevens OJ; North Carolinas, old ;
new 30ii. Cotton quiet at 26*h?c Tur|ientlne
weak ut 43c. Rosin dull ul i-a- OS. Freights
dull.
Kvenlng.-Cotton quiet and t allier heavy ; sales
17,000 bales at 25j;c. Flour heavy and GalOc
lower: supertitle State St r.oiU KO; Sonihern com?
mon to fair extra IS 45a 0. Wheat slight ly favors
Huyera and rather active; winter red Western
fri 31!. Corn a Bhutto firmer; mixed Western SI ll
tl 13. Pork heavy; new f*32a32 75. Lard heavy;
lettie lOXa'JOc. Whiskey $1 ojual 03?i. Groce?
ries dull. Turpentine 43a4Jc. Rosin 52 05. Freights
tuiel; cotton by steam Money active ul 7.
Sterling dull at 8J?. Cold dud at 22)4. Covern
m ni < closed heavy; sixty-twos Pl \\. Southerns
rcnerally steady. Slocks unsettled, closing with
i downward tendency.
n.M.Tisior.E,December 13.-Conon linn;middling
?plaints 25c Flour dull; buyers demand cotices
ilous. Wheat dull al il 35al 35. Cuni, white Mia
16c; yellow SSaOl. Oals firm hi DSatiOc. Rye 51.
'ravisions quiet. Pork $32033. Rib sides 18Jfa
oec; clear sides lS"i?aPJ*?et; shoulders !5.'?aio?.?i;
imus 210. Lard Wc. Whiskey, small sales at
ll 02nl 03.
CINCINNATI, December 13.-Corn steady; new
fte; old voe. Whiskey i?7aute, with a light de
mind. Pork quiet at (31. Shoulders 14a 14J,c:
deles l7.Vais>4e. Laid lT'.aP.i.-.
LOUISVILLE, December 13.-Corn quiet nt oie.
'revisions quiet; ??ess pork ?.'il so; shoulder.; :.'..;
dear sides is.Tic. Lard IS&c. Whiskey (,..:..... -u
isc.
WILMINGTON. December IS.-Spirits turpentine
lull and nothing doing. Hot-in qt.ie:: strained
H 6.1, Crude turpentine {l C5a280. Tar steady
it $2 05. Cotton linn al 23,'j?1210.
AuucsTA, December 13.-Cotton, market opened
Irm with a fair demand, but closed raster with
?ghi offerings: sale.'. 702 balts; receipts HIS; mi
nings 23'4a2.;.l4c.
SAVANNAH, December 13.-Cotton, re ts Ilia
niles; exports 10,192; sales -o . l?ales; mUldtiiig^
14,5., ; active demand.
HtfUtLE, December 10.-Cotton quiet but (Jim;
talcs 1600 bale<; middlings "?'...: rece.j. . .:
mles; cxporis .".ci bales.
NEW ORLEANS, December 13.-Cotton active and
Irmer at 24v.c: suies 6120 bales; recel; i- Oil?
mles; exports to Liverpool 2I7? bales: Havre : i-..i
talcs; bremen 2111 bale-: Rarcelouu 010 bates,
lugar ibm. primo I2'?al2,;?c. Molasses, inline
15c. Hold 2314. Sterling 32.S?. New Vor!? .-?fat
ixchango J? discount.
Mn neltester Marlie*.
MAXCIIKSTKR. November 25.-We !mv ac.ti.7
o tepon a quiet week iii all depart mouin ol 11 ?|.
tess, bul thc engagements of pnsluoi-r-. with 1 .
MOdcraiu business done, have kept prices very
dendy throughout Hie week, in yarns tliei
>een a small demand for . Iiina" and Leen ni :.i
voter twist, and tu mul? ?or Potnhav. Hom .
rude yarns are 1101 active but gvnerally ibm. us
planers arc still under commet, ii, cdotiis the
irluclpal business l- .-iii! in shirtings and sitmlai
?ooils fur china and bombay. Jaconets, un.!;-,
md UKt>t goods Po- Hie Kusi aro very qm- :. . '..;.
irinttng cloths the demand is small. Mexican
ind cuminou T cloths are In better request. Do
nestles and home-trade gamin generally > on:in :.
id quiet. The market clos.-* barely steady.
Hurray, Ferris ifcCo.'s Naval Stores C'tr
r ii Inc.
NEW YonK, December '>.-.*'.: mrs TVISPEN.
.INK.-The binnies is coiuhicd to want* op retail
irs, who supply themselves cldeity ex Dock. 1 he
mles amount loTftohblsut t- ;. 1 le, chlcily 4 ?ai;: ..
it whlcii ihe market closes vervdiil!. "Kvccipfs
130 bids: exports bbl?.
ROSIN.-Tue business lu strained common this
veck, oil Ihe spot mid tu arrive, has been verv
arge, and the -ales as reported amount io 27, n?i
>'?!s at S2a2 10, but we think i.Vh'oa.u.ut 0 bbls :::
rt: much nearer lite mark, both us to quantity und
irire. Tue market forstraiued lavery linn ut i:'.
>ut the oondltion of foreigu markets appears io
iftord no hope of a further advance. ?11 other
trades have shared tu- activity, and wo note
^e.? 01 25110 obis No. 2 at - 2 lea'J 60; 1100 bbls No. i
Et S"a:; :?: looa hois pale at ?4A5 T?'.. and to bids
.window eia-s" at ?Sa8 .'.). The belter grade* ol
mle aro scarce and wained. Receipts K ttt) bbb:.
Exports 10,093 bbls.
TAI:.-.lhere has been a lin! rr...re business,
villi sales of S41 bbls ai *a t.\ : c,2<? far 2.7a2. gal?
on bbls. Wlbnlugion uegiimted. Receipts $29
?b!ij. Exports 472 bbls.
Basion <* Co.'s Cotton Kepari for tile
"Week emiting Deco III t>er lt), ison.
NT.W YORK, December li.- Tur. MARKET.-III
mr last repon the market closed dull ai li.Vs'e for
niddling upland*. Saturday, buyers mid seder*
vere bot'i Imhifcrcnt about operating. Market
inlet. Sales2121 at 2.e. Monday, there wa* a
rood demand hut business was restricted by the
tinall offctlngs. Sales 2-c,; m 2S'?e. Tuesday,
myers demanded some concessions on account
?f tho foreign news, but the small stork k.-pt
iric.es steady, sale* io;4 at 25?;c. Wednesday,
?here was a good spinning mot export demand,
md ihe market was limier hui 1101 quntably high*
.r. Sales 3032. Thursday, spot col ion vi ere III
lemand for export and spinning, and future cou.
niels were very strong. Sides 607-1 at 2".'.,c. Yes?
terday, the market was excited, and lhere was ti
reneral desire to cover short co ut rae 1.*. sales ?.'.I?U
it 26He.
There is a change noticeable In the public feei?
ng in reuard to future cont mels. The orders to
?ny on Southern account have been heavy this
."."eek. as also have those lo cover short sale*.
While we think as well 11* ever of tho future of
Mitton, wc cannot see any good reason for limbic
xcitcmetit just ai present. The southwestern
ivers me. now navigable, and a cont In nance of
ree receipts may he expected, 'lhere ar?? 17f,000
tales of American cotton aitoal for Liverpool, a
arge portion of which would arrive willi a change
if wlud.
The market has been active this week, and
trices have advanced lo 2&>,'c for uplands. Liv?
trpool has not shown much variation. Arrival
?oiton is still ottered at prices much less than
hose on thc spot. American colton could have
teen bought yesterday at abdul ll ?id on the basia
if middling, equivalent to 23'.,c here. Those que?
stions have drawn some orders from ibis side,
ind more are likely to follow. Surat? appear to
ts to be relatively cheaper, as the difference be
ween fair Dholiera and imddllug Orleans is uow
td. Thia difference is usually diminished as the
tock of ludia declines and that of America ?11
; reuses.
IMPORT or IMP?A COTTON AT LIVERPOOL-SI'EZ
JANAU-We do not believe.that mach of the
ndla cotton will reach England thrungli the
lanni bi sailing vessels. The risk of me voyage
brough the narrow Red Sea, 1400 miles m length,
villi Its many reefs and few harbors, must prc
eut tho use of that rome except for steamers, lt
s hoped that lu i?>:o. by the use of mi available
loamers, and of such new ones us can he bulli in
line, one quarter Of Hie India crop Will he received
11 Ku rope via Sue/.
Cpl'tl A Fla. Mobile. N. O. Texas.
lrdluary. @24 &M)i A-u-i ci:4\
?nod ordinary. ($24<? WW., @2?S%
.ow middling. rrf.j.'i @2 wOiii 025?
ifiddllng. ?25J? @25ii ft-o
Sales of the week. 10.225 bales-Including 7::ro
o spinners, I?5S :o speculator.*, ami 10,310 to ex?
loners.
Cross receipts at this oort for the week 10,035
?ales, since 1st September, 250,354 hales.
I SSO. 1S6?.
bock In Liverpool. ?ill'.OOu 315,000
ifloat from India. 7;,ooo 78,000
Uloat from America. 17f>.iH>o ?15,000
nock in Loudon. 101,470 159,470
Ifloat fur Loudon. K&.OOO 07,000
?tock In Havre. 74.020 41,527
ttloat for Havre. 43,610 45,030
?lock lu bremen. 2,420 8,121
tfioat for llremeu. 5,429 6,701
Stock lil fulled Stales ports_ 3oo,51? 253,031
Rock in the interior towns. 70.477 61,384
Total...... 1,237,265 1,167.003
Inerea*e in visible supply. 71.302
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, now lco.tnio bales; same time ifos,
1.10,000 hahn. Middling Orleans, now I2al2i?<l:
?hen, lld.
New York Rice Market.
Tho Journal of Commerce of Saturday, De
:ember 10, says : Domestic ls hardly so ann: the
(miders are offering their atook a trifle moro freely,
ind the demand ls hut moderate; we notice gales
?f 70 casks: wo quote 7a7>ic as lite ram?e. linn
tfoon Is dull, and prices aro nominal ; we miotc for
lots in bond 27?a3,i?e lu gold.
Ucee I pt? I? y Uiitlrou.?!. n.e. Il M nd 13?
SOUTH QAROLIRA KAU.UOAD.
December ll-ISM bales cotton. ?o bids navnl
store?, 1 car stock. To bulli otu! Agent, (I W WU
Mams A co. t! ll Walter A- ro, Uraescr A Undi lt, A
J Salinas, Frost A- Adgor, K J Wis? A co, Reeder
A DuArl?, J ll K Sloan. I'elzor, Rodgers A co. Dow?
ling A co. Mowry A co. Kirkpatrick A Wilie, J D
Aiken m co, KruOlc A co, Kavcncl Ace, ami ot tiers,
December i:t-i-j-?? bale? cotton, 44 bales domes?
tics, I".! bills naval stores, 20 cara tomber. To Knil
roail Agent. I! ll Waller A co, A .1 Salions, Heelier
ft Davis, I'clr.er, Rodgers A CO, Mowrv A co, Dow?
ling A co, KirkpntrickA Witto.J K Pringle A son,
Wardtaw A Caren-, W K Kyno, w w Smith, Wag
euer. Stuart A CO, Frost A AUger. (I W Williams .v
co, .1 lt K sloan, li J Wiss A CO, I'laghoru, Herring
A co, J 0 Mulloncv, K Welling, ami ethers.
NORTH K ASTERN ' KAII.IIOAD.
Reccml*cr la-209 bales cotton, 12-2 bhls naval
stores, 125 bushels rough tice, cars lumber, to
tineen, mdse, Au. To S D Stoney, Heelier A Davis,
Shackelford A Kelly. Waller A CO. J lt Pringle A
Son. A .1 Salinas. Ililtmr House, Mowrv ft co, M
(loblsmlih A Son, Kirk|ialrtck A Witto. tSruo*or A
Smith, Kavcncl ft co, Fel/.er, Rodgers ft co. Kuper
ft Stoney. A H Mulligan..1 lt Wilie lt. t? w Williams
ft co, brodie A co. Frost ft Adger, w K Ryan, w
l?urney, Cablwell ft son, Clnghoru, lien log A co,
Ken.lal! A Rockery. W W Whildeu, J C Mallouee,
K Welling, ami Order. ,
Passenger*. *
i'er steamer Rmllle. rrom lieorgetown. Ac
A ti Heriot and n ile, T ll Hood. M A Howell, .lr, J
I* Ail-ton, A it crane, MUS Helton, I' Mctpiuiti,
Mts*('leeson. Miss Sullivan, and io on deck.
i' o HT v A i. /.; s it A it.
MOON'S I'llASKR,
New Moon, 3d, .'. hours. 21 minnies, morning.
Kirai ((mirier, loth, 0 h ur-. .-.1 minutes, evening.
Full .Moon, ?8th, ? hours, 3o minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, ??th, v bom-, u minutes, evening.
?| n?*'t?BOT' j HUM?. I Sins. Jil. A 8.IWATBR.
Monday.
I'm .-day.
Wei I ne-day..
Thursday_
Friday..".
Saturday ....
4....4
4.. M
4..?4
4...V?
a.. .1
3. .IUI
4..4:1
fl.. all
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7.. 1
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M A it i xi; xi:ns.
C il A lt L K S T UN. i> ii C. ti M il K R ll.
ARRU Kl) VKSTKRDAV.
Sehr i. Warrin. Subislon, Cumbahce. 3600bU8h
els rough rice. To W C Ileo A co.
sun- Ann s Dens. Oarlmtlie. West Penn Mill,
rt llerees rice. To .i D Aiken v co.
sehr Klviun, McGrath, tVinboiice. 2510 bushels
renie li rice. To VV C lice A en.
Sehr Flag. Illesslt. Combuhcc. ur.u bushels
rough rice. To W C Kee A CO.
SI hr ; m 11. scaria. COIIIIMIICC. 2200 bushels
rough rice. To w c Ileo A CO.
s hr Kmma Raker. Lennard, Ihtek Uiver. 2200
Int leds rough rice. TotVlien, llanckel A cn.
sehr (Mitti How, I'rtnce. buck River, -JUUO trash.
. :. lough rice. Tn Cohen, llanckel A co.
?..teamer Kia Uh*. ta wi*. Georgetown, S c. 2*1
Mei . rice, mdse and sundries. To Stiackelford
ft Kelly. Hlslev Ci ?b'hton, A Treuholm A Son,
Th rsi nit ,\ Holme*. i*::?, ki.ev brue, I! O'Neill, ll
I'atd.ft co. Killick. IVlckeiilierg A co, ti W Hil
siii -, Ki St DU!. C Alston, Sr, W M Hird A co,
and other*.
Steamer General Mnnlgaiilt, Cordes, George
lou ;:. .- C. l<4 i' uv- cotton, 2u bags ru e. fte. To
siiaekell nd .-. K>. ? . Mowry ft co, Kirkpatrick A
Witte, lived .. '. I ... 1-. t. W William* ft cu. .1 Col
i . :ii A co, .1 i." i! i mut vii.A tniuckenbush, s i>
stoney, ?ind I >' Atelier.
i lng, s ilii' ut, Kdlsio. 0 hales sea Island
cotton, To Itnvenel A CO, I'm e: .t Dili, ami Co?
ben, ilnnekel .1 co.
... from John's Island. :i l al ? MM Islrnd
otu ... To Fraser A DUI.
HiKit rrom Ciirisi I'hurrh. 2 tug- sea binni
cot tun. 'lo Roper.t Stoney,
FROM THIS PORT.
K'tNllllshlp Jjllloti Adgcr, Lockwood. New Vork,
De..rab. :. IO.
I.'I.KARKD FOR TH IS PORT.
Srhr Chartes K Kurmond, Higgins, al boston.
D.mb r i i.
Sehr Janie* Young, Wilson, at Portland, Me,
I) ... taber y,
s Ur l. (j c Wishart, Masou, ai New Vork, De
cen;ii? t
RT TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH. December 13.-Arrived, steamship
Amenes, lt lit.more: brig Ellen Maria, New Vork;
??eli;- Oriole, Philadelphia. Cleared, steamship
Cir a ihin. New i' rk, having coaled.
MEMORADA.
Thew ls at present lying In the Birkenhead
d-.. Kngland, one u; t!>".' largest Kast I:..llamen
adii.it. viz., the Adriatic, whore history is u rather
eventful ene. The Adriatic originally formed one
nf the ceh brate?! ?'(?lue- linc ol slea mers, sailing
'>..: ween New York ?Iud Hie Merse). and w a sister
ship lu the Ill-fated Pacific, Arctic and baltic
itv.;- since ibo cob apse nf the Colllus Hue, tho
Adriatic, we believe, has ?HIM nt Southampton un?
til wlthlu tile past few moulin. ? lien she wns
purchased by Mr. Kdward ita'es. mid brought
round to the Mersey to bc transformed uno 11
-ailing vessel. The work is now being rapidly
curried on, amt in the course of a month orso
Cue Adriatic will fcc one nf the largest sailing ve*,
sela trading out of thc port of Liverpool. Mr.
r.::t"s owns several vessel*, one of them, the Hates
Family, ?ring capable of -.towing s wa? 11,001)
bales of cotton: bm when the alterations in Hie
Adriatic arc completed, she will be able to cany
about -lej?os bales of lias: India cotton.
\ttork Urrala.
The sehr Eliza Pike, from Philadelphia, arrived
nu Sunday, was consigned to Jn<> A Theo Getty,
ntl i Hie lias Company.
LIST OP VESSELS
TP, ": Liei::i ANO BAII.EU i. e. THIS FOItT.
F O R F. I G N .
1 ivKitrooi?
Steamship Ada:.a. Sanderson, sailed.Nov 50
Norwegian tunk Skjold, Albrechlsen, nhl...Del ai
British bark Queen, Hetherington, .-ailed..Nov 2:1
bark David MeNlltl, t.n.ki.ai 1. failed.O. t. 2'?
bark Annie Torrey, tabby, sabred.Nov 25
british bark Apollo. Reillhart, sailed.Oe! 2!)
The Klieve bloom, tan sk, cleared.Nov 0
NEWPORT, END.
Ship David Rrown, Nichols, sailed.Nov 10
. MATANZAS.
Spanish brig Antonio Maria,-, sailed...Doe 2
DOMESTIC.
RUSTON.
brig .i<"ic A Rcvereaux, Clark, up.Dee. 7
brig Wm Creery.-. un.Nov .".rt
Sehr Ida Hella, Fisher, cleared.Nov gr
Sehr G K Raymond, Higgins, cleared.Dec io
rotrri.AXD, MR.
Sehr .lames Young, Wilson, cleared.Dec. !>
KKW VOItK.
Ship It c Winthrop, Stewart, cleared.Dre (1
Ship Hope. tire, cleared.Dee lo
Sehr D F Keeling. ItobluSo?, up.Nov 20
Sehr Myrnver, bun.ks. up.Dec 1
Sehr LyC Wishart, Mason, cleared.Dec 10
l illi. IIIK1.-II1A.
Sehr S V W Simmons, Williams, up.Dec 2
BALTIMORE.
Sehr Fanny Keating, .lours, cleared.Dee 9
Sehr Whitney Long, Hayes, up.Dec ?J
J K Woodbury, Woodbury, cleared.Dec. ?
jjas- N () T I C E.-TUREE MONTHS
afterdate application will be made to thc bank of
Charleston for renewal of the following CE KT! Kl .
PATES, for forty-live whole and forty-four half
Shores uf the capital stock or said Hunk, standing
In thc name of Dr. ALFRED RAOUL, thc origma!
Scrip having been destroyed by Ure:
No. OHIO for 2 Share*.
No. solo for 4 Share?.
No. 7078 for 28 Shares.
No. 7000 for 12 Shares.
No. 7221 for 1 Share.
And No. 4027 for forty-four nan' shares,
oetis lumea_ _ _
~~>ta?- MANHOOD.- A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the cause and Cure of Decline ?in. Premature
Man, thc treatment of Nervous and Physical De?
bility, Ac.
"There ls no member of society by whom Hil*
book will not be found useful, whether such per?
son holds the relation of Parent Preceptor or
Clergyman.''-Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mall on receipt of llfty cents. Address
thc Author, Dr. E. DEF. CURTIS, Worthington,
D. C. ? _sept! lyr
ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE?
MAN who Butlered for years from Nervous De?
bility, Premature Decay, and Hil the effects of
youthful Indiscretion, will, ror Hie snkcof smTer
lng humanity, send free to all who need lt, thc re?
ceipt and directions for making the simple rom
eily by Which he wus cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOUN ?.
OGDEN, No. 42 Cedar street, Now York,
novo ftmos_
?aT-THF GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOB'S CHOLERA. DYSENTERY AND DIAR?
RHOEA CORDIAL.-This article, so wctl known
and highly prized throughout the Southern States
as a Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, la
now offered to tho whole country.
lt Ls Invaluable to every lady, both married ans
?Ingle.
No family can afford to he without lt, and noaa
will to whom Hs virtues are known.
For salo by all Druggists nnd general dealers.
HOWIE A MOISE,
oclll cmost)ic General Agents.
Shunning,
jp O II N >5s Vf Y O K K.
Th? Pl rat Class Slilc-whrol Stearn-^*?fiffe.
Killi? C1IAHLI?8TON, James Cern. Com Z.iWzM-X
inaiiilor, of lllO Sew "fork and Charleston Steam?
ship Cumpaiir'H Uno, will leave Atlger's Wharf
nu Tr KKD AY, the lit ll instant, ai 1 o'clock P.M.
precisely.
CA- Through Hills jf Lading un Potion to Liver?
pool.
i:,)- Insurance by this Line one hair (.';> per
cent.
Oi> - Superior Accommodations Tor Passenger.*:.
decU J JAMES Ali,Hil! A li).. Agent*.
.p A S T I? HEIGHT LINK
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON ANO
Tim omits or TUM NORTHWEST. *
TH HOUGH IHI.I.S J.MHSa G IV RN FOR COT?
TON TO Ult KM RN.
Thc Steamship PA HON. Ilors.-v, ^-pf^r.
Commander, will sinl ror Baltimore 2^^?J?r
on Tt'KSUAY, Occonibcr H. at 3 o'clock P. Sf."
rrom lier No. I, Union winn ves.
Org-lusnrnntru ny the tue antera or this boc yt
ncr cent, io ballimore nnd Itiilndclphfai. To l?os
ion V. Philailiil|ihia Freights lom ai dod lo Unit
city hy railroad rrom Calthuorc wit hunt addi?
tional expense tor Insurance.
Hy arrangement with the Steamships or Hie
Pall inion' amt Itremen Linc, sailing semi.month,
ly. Through Pills Lading lor COTTON will hereafter
bc Issued to Hie latter port on accommodating
terms.
/To- Through Hills Lading given to PHILADEL?
PHIA. HUSTON anti the CITIES OP THE SOUTH?
WEST.
For Freight engagements or Passage, npplv to
COURTENAY A THKNHOI.M,
_ decio 4_ Union Wharves.
?p O lt N E W YO ll KT"
PASS A Q E $l!>.
The steamship SARAGOSSA, Captain .^f
C. Ryder, will leave VniidcrhorNl'sJsr^gQfg
Wharf, on TUUKSOAV, December io, itsai, iii -
O'Clock. KAVENEL ft CO..
deiio _ _ Agents.
jpoil PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
The Steamship PROMETHEUS Cnp-^f j?4t>.
lain Cray, will leave North Allauttc^t?*??i?i^,
Wharf, TUVRSOAT. Decemhcr Hi, al 'J u'imTckT""."*!".
For Freight or Passage, apply lo
JOHN A THEO. HETTY,
deelO Non li Atlantic Wharf.
JpACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMP Y'S
TltltOfOH UKI TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANCE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamers of Hie above line leave l'ier^-rX?r>.
No. ti, North Hiver, fun* of Canal street.2ste????
New York, at PJ o'clock noon, of Hu: .illi and
Stsl Of every month tcxcepl when these dates lull
on Sunday, then thc Saturday pi cruding.>
Ih'|iarture nf 61 h und'?Isl connect ai Panama
willi steamers for Sum h Cacilie and Central Amer?
ican |iorts. Those ol Ult lunch al Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China December 4, ison.
No California strainers tuuch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspiliwull.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each min ii.
Medicine and ai tendance free.
For PassageTlekcia or ronlier tuforuinilnn ap?
ply al the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, un Ike
whan, foot ul Canal-street. North Uiver. New
York. F. lt. HAUY. Agent.
march li lyr
rnUAVELLKItS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN ROUTE To FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay in Iheir^FiM^
supplies of ciareis, champagnes, CQr-^mBtiB
dials. Itrandies. Whiskies Willes, fanned Soups
ami Meats. American and English Ill-cults. De?
villed Hum. Tongue, Lobster. Durham Smoking
Tobacco ami Imported Segars.
WM. S. CORWIN A CO..
No. 2T;. King street, opposite Hasel,
chat lesion, S. C.
branch of No. OOO llroad way, corner 'Join street,
New York. seprjs amos
F 011
L i V E R P O O L.
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
I. I N E .
The Al Iron Screw Steamer MAR.^rf^fifiHV
MORA. H. M. Robinson, Cuinmumh-r.2a.?J!?K?Jw
having a part of ber cargo cngagetl, wUliuuu
willi dispatch for Hie above pun, to sall on ur
about lin.' -Jaih instant.
Cotton forwarded by this Line to all points on
the Continent of Europe, nud Through UiUs Lad?
ing signed at Charleston,
Thc MARMORA will bc followed In regular
course by Hie tine Al Steamer ADAI.IA anti Hie
new Clytie-blllll Iron Screw Sleamslilp ARA
CON, just completed.
For Freight engagements, apply to
RORER'!' M CHE A CO..
decs wfius _ noyce's Wharf.
QUNARD LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
between NEW YORK and UYBR-^RSgha.
POOL, calling at Queenstown. Jw ESTA?
AI ISTHA LAS IA Sf, MA l7i\V
ALEPPO, PALMYRA,
CHINA, SAMARIA,
CP PA, SI HEH IA,
HECLA, TA Kl FA.
JAVA. TRIPOLI.
One or the above First-class Iron Mail Steamers
are Intended to sali us follows:
From Liverpool for New York direct every SAT
I'ltllAY.
Prom Liverpool (calling nt Cork Harbor) for
New York via Ruston every TlTRSIIAY.
From Now York for Liverpool (calling ot cork
Harbor) every TllPRSliAV.
Ceri Ideates Issued t<> bring out Passengers from
any part of Europe ut lowest rules.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
<'HAS. G. FRANKLYN.
Nu. 4 Howling Creen. New York.
For Steerage Passage, ir ply lo Trinity bund?
ing. No. in Broadway, New York, m-to
WM. ROACH A CO.. Agents,
nov4 i amwflmos charleston.
?jp O ll" G -V li I) N E ll ' S li E U FF
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON
PEEDEE RIVER.
Thc steamer GENERAL MANI- _ rrir""!!*.
OA ULT. Capluln H. S. Cordes. InSoSkmSC
now receiving Freight nt Middle Atlantic w mm,
and will leave ns ubove on FKIOAV MOUM.SU,
December i".
For engagements, npplv m
SHACK ELFORD A KELLY, Agents.
tleel4 -I_No. 1 Boyce's Wharf.
poll G E ?~??G ? T O VT ?7 S. C.
The steamer GENERAL MANI- _ ,^fT^?i*,
GA ULT, Captain H. S. Conies, ls AflpaBaji
now receiving Freight at Middle Atlantic whan,
atol will leave as above on FRIDAY MOKNINU, De-'
cember IT.
For engagements, apply to
SHACK ELFORD A KELLY. Agents,
decl4 3 ' No. 1 boyce's Wharf.
poll FERNANDINA, FLORIDA,
INLAND ROUTE VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH. BRUNSWICK AND
ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
ON THE GEORGIA COAST.
Steamer PILOT ROY. Captain .
Fenn Peck, will leave, charleston
for ubovc points every SCXHAY MOKNINU.
o'clock. Leaving Savannah MOMMY MOHNIKO,
nt 0 o'clock.
Returning, she will leave Fernandina on TUES?
DAY AFTERNOON, after arrival of the train from
Cedar Keys and Gainesville; leaving Brunswick
same evening: leaving Savannah for Charleston,
via Beaufort, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 3
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
J. I). AIKEN A CO.,
novit South Atlantic Wharf.
TTTXTRA TRIP TO 'REALTOR']? . AND
CHISOLM'S LANDING- ON AND AFTER
DECEMRER 3.
Steomer PILOT ROY, Captain - .TTr?*,>
Fenn Peck, will sail for above iBKSBBkmm
points everv FRIDAY MORNING, nt 8 o'clock. Re?
turning, will leave Beaufort same evening to ault
the Ilde. J. D. AIKEN A Ct).,
nov24 Agents.
jlOR PAL AT KA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA JACKSON?
VILLE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER.
S E M I - W E EEL Y LINE.
Steamer 1 i'iCTATOH,'' Captain m.^fr**}*,
W. T. MeNelty, will sail fifi OW?
Charleston every TPESDAY EVBNiN'jntS o'clock,
for above points.
Steamer "CITY POINT," Captain George E. Mc?
Millan, wu*, sail from Charleston every FRIDAY
HVKMVO, at S o'clock for above points. Connect?
ing with all railroads nt Savannah going South
ami West. Connecting with Ht* Florida Railroad,
at Fernandina, for Cedar Keys, from which plsce
steamers connect with Mobile and New Orleans,
connecting, nt Palatka, with Hart's steamers for
the Ochvwaba River. Through lilli? of Lading
given for freights to Mobile and New Orleans.
Freights payable on the wharf. All good* remain?
ing on the wharf nt sunset will bc atorad at risk
and expense of owners. .,""".
(Signed) J. D. AIKEN A CO.,
^novlS Agents.
Shipping.
JpoK BOSTON-DKSPATClI I.IKE.
Thc Favorito First-class Fackel Schooner jfji
it. N. HAWKINS. Wyatt Master, havim. aSB&
large portion of cargo engaged, will load prompt?
ly for above port.
For balance, apply io WM. ttOACII A Ct).
dr?: 14
TOORNtiVV i'OUK MEUCHA NT'S LINK..
Till: ONLY lt Kill! I.Alt 1.1 NH.
The Schooner VK.'.IK, Mason, Master, ?Jj
having a large pori ion ol' her cargo i-ii-.^T?Jfi
gutted, will load nub prompt dis|ialch for above
port. For balance, a|iplv lo
dCCN WILLIAM COACH A CO.
TRI O ll I. I v li ii r O O I..
The A I british Pail: ATLANTIC. W. yi K
Vernum. Hasler, being of small capacity, JOSH
ami having a large |K)rtlun of her cargo engaged,
will meet with dispatch for the above pori. For
Freight engagements, ati|ilv to
KOHKKT M HKS A CO..
Hecla boyce's Wharf.
Jjl O li I? 1 v R it I* GOL,
TU" First n<vw American bark WKTTF.lt- _?>t
HOHN, Miiiott, Masler, will load tor thc5yE&
above port. For Freight cugiigmcnts iippl'v tu
decll STItKKT Ult? iTI I lilts A'co.
o it hiv E it roo L '.
The fl ri I Uh ship MI7HCONGU8, W. M. jOm
(troves, Musi cr, having a large pori ion of^?ti
her cargo engaged, wlil have dispatch." For
Height engagements apply lo
nov? _ ItAVBNKIi A co.
XCUKSIONS TO ALL POINTS OF
INTEREST AROUND TUB HARHOIt.
E
The inst sailing and comfortnblv ap- Ai
notated Vaclit lil.KA NOP win now rimumcSaaB
lier trips lo nil polntK in the harbor, staffing
KVEtiv MOKKIKO, at 1 o'clock, and every AKTEH
NOON, ul a o'clock, fi mi Soul li Commercial
Wharf.
For Passage or Charter, apirty next door south
of thc .Mills House. nova amos
Ult tito lt ?G.
II A N G ti OK SCHEDULE.
C KN KR A I. SH PER INTEND EN PS OFFICE, )
ATLANTIC ANO GUI.K KAH.UOA; j
SAVANNAH, November 3, isi>9. )
On and after SUNDA v. thc "th Instant, iv??scn
Ber Trains on this r.l win mn as follows, com?
mencing Willi thc4JW P. M. Haili:
KIUIIT KXI'RESS THAIN'S.
Leave Savannah dally ut.t.r.o P. M.
Arrivent bainbridge (Momia v's except?
ed) at..".ci;, A. M.
Arrive at Live Oak dillly nt.2.20 A. M.
. Arrivent Jackson ville daily at.7.OJ A. M.
Arrive ai Tallahassee dally ai.7.07 A. M.
Arrive at Quincy daily al.'.?.Iii A." M.
leave quincy dally nt.0.26 P. M.
Leave Tallahassee daily al.fc'28 p. M.
Leave Jackson villa dally at.s..".o p. M.
Leave Live Oak daily ai.I.2S A. M.
Leave Bainbridge (Sunday's excepted!
nt.n.30 p. M.
Arrive at Savannah dally ut.lO.MI A. M.
Il AV THAIN.
Leave Savannah (Sunday's excepted)
al.7.15 A.M.
Arrive al Live Oak (Sunday's excepted)
al.7.00 P. M.
Leave Live Oak (Sullday'SCXceiltcd) at..COU A. M.
Arrive al Savannah (Sunda vs except?
ed) at.5.36 1*. M.
Passengers for Stations west ol Lawton, un
iniiiu line, take Express Train leaving Savannah
ut 4..-.0 P. .M.
nni'NSWICK THAIN.
Leave Savannah (Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday) at.12.50 P. M.
Arrive at No. 6 (.in oct ion; at.4.30 P. M.
Arrive ut brunswick at.u.42 P. M.
Leave brunswick (Mondav. Wednesday
mid Friday) at..12.50 P. M.
Len ve No. 0 (Junction) at....3.00 P. M.
Arrive at Savannah at.0,20 P. M.
Connect ut Jacksonville with steamers for Pa
lat ka. Picola ta. Ku tcrpr bte, ami all points tm thc
St. John's River. Through tickets good by ult
steamers on ihc river. II. s. HAINES,
'I. c.; General Superintendent.
g O UT fl GA li OLIN A It A 1 L II O A I).
O ENERA L SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1
CHARLESTON, S. C.. Sept. lo, iMiO. I
On and after Thursday. Sept ember io. ihe Pas
songer Trains on thc smith Carolina Railroad will
run as rollows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
I.cavc Charleston.S.f;0 A. M
Arrive nt Augusta.4.45 P. M.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Mem?
phis, Nashville and NcwUrleuns, via Montgomery
and ennui Junction.
FOK COLOMBIA.
Leave charleston.8.30 A. M.
Arrive at Cullimbin.4.40 P. M.
Connecting with Wilmington und Manchester
Railroud. and Camdon tram.
Koa CHARLESTON.
I.eave Augusta......S..00 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.4.00 p. M.
Leave Columbia.7.4.? A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.Lou P. M.
Al'UI'tfTA KIUUT RXl'KRSS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M.
Arrive ut Augusta.c.10 A. M.
Connecting with trains tor Memphis. Nashville
and New Orleans, via Grand J unction.
Leave Augusta.4.10 p. M.
Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M.
CO 1.1 SI lt IA KIUUT EXPRESS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston.0.05 P. M.
Arrive iitt'olumbU.4.4a A. M.
Connecting (Sundays excepted) willi Greenville
and Columbia Railroud. and on Mondays, Wednes?
days anil Fridays willi Charlotte and South Caro?
lina Ruilroad.
Leave Columbia.5.50 P. M.
Arrive ai Charleston.?.30 A. M.
Bl'MUEKYILUt THAIN.
Le?VQ Charleston.2.50 P. M.
Arrive at Summerville.4.10 P. M.
Leave Summerville.7.10 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.8.2} A. M.
CAMDEN RRANCII.
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, ami be?
tween Camden and Ringville daily. (Sundays ex?
cepted. 1 connects with up ami down Day Pas?
sengers al King ville.
Louve Camden.8.2SA. M.
Arrive ut Colombia.11.00 A. M.
Leave Columbia.1.46 P. M.
Arrive at Camden.0.00 P. M.
(Slgtied) ll. T. PEAKE,
sepilo General superintendent.
-financial.
QUECKS ON NEW YORK
AND
BILLS ON EN?LAND AND FRANCE
SOL D.
STEKLiTNG A3V1> FRANCS
BOUGHT.
ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS,
By LESKSNE Ss WELLS,
nov2 Cmos No. io BROAD STREET.
IF YOU WANT SCHOOL AND TEXT
ROOK* of all kinds, cheaper than you can
purchase elsewhere, go 10J
EDWARD PERRY.
No. 145 Meeting street, opposite Charleston notel,
Charleston. S. C._deel4 Cmos
pl J. SCHLEP?:GRELL,
No.*37 LINE STREET, BETWEEN KING AND
ST. PHILIP,
LEMRER or cverv description nnd BWILDINO
MATERIAL, Limo and liusterlnp; Laths, Paints,
Oils. (Hasses, Shingles: also Groove and Touguo
Hoards, Ac. ron-tiintly on hand at the lowest
murkei prices._octll mtuslyr
A C. KAUFMAN,
* BROKER,
No. 2i BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
SOUTH ERN SECURITIES of every description,
viz: Cncurrca: Hank Notes, State, City ?nd nail
road Stocka, Honda and Coupons, bought and sold
on conimls/don.
ALSO,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN.
Orders so.iclted and promptly executed.
Prices Current Issued weekly and forwarded
gratuitously to any point on application as above.
Attention givcu to tbc purchase and sale or
Real Estate._dcel8 mwf 3mo?D*c
^CTS LIKE A CHA RMI
TUE GENUINE ENGLISH CHL0R0DINE,
(J. COLLIS BROWNE'S,)
Is Hiebest Anodyne ov*r known to tho profes?
sion. To be had of DR- H. BARR,
nov? ?0. in Market street.
.?gorlicnlturc, CArjriuilliirc, &t.
ORNAMENTAL TREKS, nOSBS.ai<EKN
IIOUHK PLANTS, Ac-Consisting of inchest
sortaJaponlca l'Ion tn and Plowers, Prim Trees nnd
oilier Numery Planta. Catalogues can hu not on
th? premises, spring street, second door weat of
Rutledge avonnc.
deo? Htulhr.* vol. PKItOPSON.
I3Y PERMISSION OF Tl IK COURT OP
.1 ? PRORATE.
For nula at Kel nil ami at bow PRIOR*,
THU LATH CON lt A I) KINO'S BTOUK IN
TUA tu;,
All or which ls of vor,- recent I in pari nt lona, se.
leeteil personally hy Mr, King, prineipully rican
Hu- Mesar*, latndreth'a of Philadelphia, tor lots
market. Ttie stock consists of tho best anti myst
choice
OAllltAOK REEDS, cf ?iii kinds.
Tomato Seeds,
(?nini a ami Huston Squash Seeds,
Turnip and Puta linga Heeds,
IVas. I*arsnlpaml Carrot seeds.
Karly ami Sweet Corn Seeds,
Ami all other kinds, common to Southern ril
tnates.
ALSO.
I'MiWCIIS, Hoes, Spades and every variety of
Carden and Kurili Implements, on the moat int
proved patterns.
A I.so,
lt ASK CT and GLASS-WARE.
ALSO.
WU EELIIA BROWS and HARROWS.
At the Store, No. SM west shle of Kine, below
George street, and known lor the last forty years as
LANUIIETII'K AND RING'S SICKO ANO At;RI
OU LT IJ RA I. WA R HI IOUSK.
GEO. KINO ('HOLWELL,
dcc4 1 mwl"l2 Administrator.
riUIE WATT PLOUGH TRIUMPHANT!
nils PLOUGH la now the leading Plough of the
Middle mid Colton Slnlcs.
Among the hundreds of testimonials we have
front practical Planters and Farmers, we would
call attention tollu: following extract from a let?
ter received from colonel II. c. MICK err, of thc
large planting firm of Jordan A Lucken, dated
A ll ia nv. lia., November til, isr,9:
"Iteforc closing this letter, I cannot refrain from
expressing my sincero thanks to von tor tin: in
volition or the" BKHT PLtincil NOW IN CSC. lt
ls tim detlghl of the nemo. Resides doing thc
liest work Dial I have ever seen any Plough do, lt
runs with more ease to the plough mun. and the
draft to the animal is lighter Dian any Clough I
have ever used.
"Your Plough has already become n necessity
to mc, mid I would bsd ruined without it. I mil
satisfied we have saved, aniinunliy, thousands
dollars In mules alone, lt is the Cheapest Plough
I have ever used, ol any kind or description, mid
1 um anxious to bring, il I can. to tho notice of
my fellow-planters, Hits most valuable Pl'/Ogh."
Colonel Locket! commenced using these Ploughs
In the spring of isos. and now lias more than two
hundred mid lllty ('?'si) of them on his plantations.
We have testimonials ns emphatic from leading
planters in North Carolina, South Carolina. Dcor
ala, Alabama and Texas, but this -will suillce for
the most incredulous.
During tim present fall, this Plough has taken
Premiums al Eight Pairs held in Virginia. North
Carolina, Snnih Carolina mid Alabama, mid re?
ceived the nighest Katinga at Hie firent Field Trial
In Pennsylvania, lu August Inst, when inure than
Fitly Digereul Ploughs were tested.
WATT A KNIGHT,
No. 1462 Franklin street,
Richmond, Va.
For sale at Factory Prices, freight added, by
J. E. A IK! Kit A CO.,
Sole Agents,
deco mws Charleston, s. c.
HOOIG, 51)0cs, S:c.
n II B ll E S T IN THE CIT Y.
If you want ROOTS AND SHOKS, of thc best
make mid bliest style-, gu to
ST E I B E R'S,
No. 41 Urniul slr jet. near Church street.
Always .rn hand a large assortment of Odille
men's hoots, Halters and shoes, or various pal
lerna.
A perfect flt guaranteed ir made to order.
Attention is especially invited to Hie supply nf
new ami fashionable sealskin Cuit?is, now s<>
popular at the North.
J. STRIDER, Rootmnker.
nov27 Btuthlmo" No. 41 Uro.ul street.
lilicccllaucous.
IP YOU WANT NOTR, LETTER AND
CAP PAPER** and ENVELOPES, go to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 166 Meeting Rtrc-ct, opposite Charleston Hotel.
Charleston, S. c. dec 14 Cmos
ARNING!
A SPLENDID PUMP FOR SA I.E.
Having purchased the exclusive right for tho
States ur Noil li and South Carolina for thc manu?
facture Olid sale or A. HALOING':* PATENT CL ASS
Sl'I?.MERGED DOURLE-ACTINC FORCE PI MP.
I hereby forewarn, nuder the penalty of the Jaw,
any person fruin Infringing upon my rights in ihr
same. Intending to milUUfilCtltre und seil the
same. 1 would be pleased to confer with parties
wanting them. The price will range from ?"JO to
$:?, according to Ike depth of tue well, for .No.
yanl wells, throwing 30 gallons of water per
inimit?, ?iud No. '_' for railroad stations, throwing
se gallons, price given on application. This pump
has no friction, und the packing will lust for
fifteen years lu a good well. Directions will ac?
company the pump for pulling it up, which cm
be done lu 30 minutes. I will receive orders at
Tarttoro, Scotland Neck, and Fa rm ville, N. C. All
orders addressed lo me al either ol' Hie places
mimed will receive prompt attention.
nov27 attmosnao J. L. KITCHEN.
QU TL ER Y , .tc., & c .
Thc subscriber hus just received from Messrs.
Joseph Rodgers A Son*. Frederick Ward ic Co..
and other sheiileld houses, a very flue assort?
ment or
U A LANCE IVORY TARLK CCTI.ERY.
Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons.
Wooden Bread mid Cheese Platters.
Wooden butter Dishes.
Ladles' Scissors, willi and without eases.
Joseph Rodgers A Son's Needles.
Old Kn pi i -a Kanora mid Strops.
AtSO.
A very linc assortment or POCKET CUTLERY.
C. HltAVBLEY,
No. 52 East Ruy, south of the old l'osioulcc.
dccll swB
D
ANGING S C HOOL
Mons. BERGER Informs lils patrons that he
will be back in Charleston ou tho 13th Instant,
ami will then organize lils dur?rent Classes.
Apply after said date at
dec2 th4 No. n.12 KINO STREET.
LOITISVII.LE, KY.,
Manufactory of Patent, .?Eraled. Farina, Water,
Boston, Butler, Sugar. Lemon. Wine. Milk. Cie.im
and SODA CRACKERS. Ginger Snaps, Mo?
lasses Cakes, ic. Having accepted the Agency
ol tho above Factory, I am prepared io nu all
orders at Manufacturer's prices.
J. N. ROBSON.
Nos. 1 aud 2 Atlantic Wharf.
<lec.*l fmwimoDAc_Agent for the State.
J^ARD AND CANDLES.
Choice FAMILY LARD, lu 3, 5, 7 and 10 pound
caddies.
'Candles, in whole and-ha!f boxes, nil weight?.
As Agent for the Manufacturers, 1 offer the above
goods at lowest market rate, with a liberal dis?
count to thc trade for large lots. Dealers are re?
quested to give mc a cal). Being In weekly re?
ceipt or supplies, I can fill all orders promptly.
J. N. ROBSON,
Ko?. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf.
de?? mwflmonte
JENKINS & CUNNINGHAM,
COTTON BROKERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2 WARREN BLOCK, (up stairs.)
AC6CSTA, GA.
JOnS JENKINS. ROBT. X. OONNOfOHAM
Sole acanta for tho sale of tho celebrated Dickson
A Peeler Oonoo Se?d for tho Stales of South Caro?
lina and Georgia. '
References-J. T. Gardiner and J. J. Cohen A
Sons, Augusta, Ga., and Claghorn, Herring A <*>.,
Charleston, S. C. and Augusta, Ga.
U0V2.1 fini os
?1HAMP001NG AND HAIR CUTTING.
LADIES AND CHILDRBN
Attended at tiulr resldenoes promptly ana at
reasonable rafts.
Sond orders to - _., " .
W. E. MARSHALL, Barber,
april!* No. tl Broad strtet, (up stairs.)
Special Roncee.
?.-> NOTICK. TIM: E K M b KT Vi's
after date appiheitloii will bc made lo the Hank, g|
?ii Charleston for Renewal nf Certificates ror
Twenty-eight HUAltK.-*. stan.inn; in -af name, *
thc original Certificate*, \" 7'-'.;i, o Ktiures* No. 1
4 Share*: Ni. : pi shari's; No. 7;.<<i. ? Jm
Shares: und No. ;t.t*>. 0.share,. >..avbig been loot W4
or destroyed. KMANCKI. RU ERO. VJ
.. ".'Jo lal:!..'.- ^
J^-SOUTH CAROLINA. REAUMM./l'
COUNTY.-bi K?|iilty.-W. I". HUTSON, Trustee, '
vs. I?, o. CRADDOCK, vi a!. Hill r? r t'orecloanre
am! S ali-.-IL appearing lu u:y -ut Isra?lien mai
I". O. CRADDOCK ai:l \V. I!. MALI.ON, pari K'S
defendant in ibis case, are abseil I i.mn a.ni rc
sub- beyond ibo limits ol tin., state, j:, is nrdei il,
mi motion or Messrs. Colonel: ,v ll ii son. com.
Iilalnanl's solicitors, that Hi y do ap|iear amt
plead; answer or demur to ibis .-am tull, wit bin
toity (lu) days ri KUI tin; dari- ol Ibis order, i . Hie
.-aid nui win be takon against ibetu ino coup -.-o.
li. H. .nun.
CU. I'.ami Kx. Off. Register Court <.i Kt|Ulty for
beaufort County.
December -. issn. deelO.'XSO jano.lu
pi?- NOTICE TO LEUATEES. T lili
STA TM OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LANCASTER
COUNTV.-The surviving Executors ol' WILLIAM i
MtlKKNNA, deceased, t-. I'ATRICK N. LYNCH, I
Unman Catholic Bishop of Charleston, cl af?
in Equity.-Rill no- Sottlenn nt o' Kstutc, Ad?
vice. Ac.-Ry order .>: Hie Circu?: Court in
Ibis cause, bled October 1.1th, |VK?, notice '
Ls hereby given lo 'he individu?is embraced
within the classes hcrclnalter described, wiit?
in twelve mont bs from the date ol the
cation hereof, bj . .me In and establish i r . tim
undersigned Clerk of tin-1 .?un ibeir right to tho
l.cgucioa bequeathed to them in mid Lythe last
Will and TcsiHiiHtit nf William McKcniin, late of
the County and stale aforesaid, di"-! ased; or rail?
ing sn to do within the lime specified, t lear claims
will be barred, to wu Hie following: Tito children
of James McKeiiun, a brother of the Testator, for?
merly residing at Castle Naeor. ia thc cornily ot
Donegal, ireland: thochlldreti of ti wen McKcmta,
also a brother, forhierly residing at thc same
pince; tin: children or Nancy clemens, a deceased
si-ter of the Testator: Un- children ?i Klllno;* barr,
also a suiter; the children or Kllinor Moina, a
daughter of the said einnor bai r; lite children or
.John McKcmta. a deceased brother of the Testa?
tor; the children or Rusu McKeiiun. a sister or
the Testator; the children of tiny of H.- above
mentioned classes who may have died !" fore the
death of said Testator, leaving v.:. li children liv?
ing at Ids death: and. a'.-o. Uv children of .lohn
IV. bradley, a nephew or the i Testator. ?
THOMAS ll. CLVRURN,
Clerk of Hu- i:iretdl i oort.
Lancaster County, s. c.
October l.t, ison. net*.1*! w:*.iuo
t i-.- xoTicK.-T uni: K M U :.: TUS
arter date ap|dlcatlot1 will he mad- io ile- I nion
Rank of Charleston, s. c.. lor renewal of CKR.
THICATK PUK FIFTY SHARKS. No. -, ^..lid?
ing In tile linnie ol" Elizabeth M. McDoniiald, thc
original Certificate having been !.>-: or de?
stroyed. JAMK.SC. W. MCDONNALD, M. D.
IIOVJ2 lawing*
/.f- N UT IC E.--ALL PERSONS LX
DKRTKD to the Estate uf Hie late WILLIAM K.
MARTIN will mal.e payment, and Dioso'having
Claims against the same will pro. nt them, prop?
erly attested, to iii" undersigned, nt No. - broad
street. ISA AC HAVNK,
dees wa Administrator.
~OiT* NOTICE_TH li CERTIFICATES 0~F
STUCK In tit . Flamers' uinl Mechanic-' rtat.k, No.
12,'J'.i5. for three shares, and No. 13.?.1L for llfty-llvo
I shares, in the natue of JOHNOLKN, Ita viug Leen
los:, notice is ben-liv given lltal at thc end Of
three Weeks Hom the llr.-l insert ion of this nuilee,
application will be made for new certificates.
dei-, wa_W. JAM Ks WU ALKY. Receiver.
...'i-fHE STATE WK SOUTH CARO?
LINA.-Charleston Cottuty-in ike Common
Fleas.-WILLIAM S. UKNKRKY vs. WELDON
& PATTI) X.-Attachment.-Whore? - , :hc
Plaint lg did, on the scveiiteeuth day ..f .'.dy, gio
his de.-'.anitlon against the defendants who
(as lt ls said) arc not residents of the said
Sta'e. mid nvlih r bas a wife HOI attorney known
wubin tho same upon whom a copy of the said
declaration might lie served: lt ls therefore or?
dered tint tho said defendants do a;.pi ar i.r.d
plead i- the said declara:bm, on or before the
ElOltTRF.N'TII HAY Ol' JUI.V, Wlliell ----- til i?C ill I ile
year of our Lord one t botts ind ela lil hundri il a ed
seventy, otherwise thin! und ubvotute jndgmeut
I will thin he given and awa: lcd agalll.-t them.
Clerk's Oilier Charleston Colliny, I ;t ii July, iJflti.
(Slgucd) A. f. RICHMOND,
Clerk Coin:.ion Pleas.
Inly io-octto-|anw-apio
?ST NOTICE.-RY VIRTUE OF AN"
order made by the Judge of tin- Pirst. Circuit,
dated thc is: Decuinber, ls.**, notice is hereby
elven toa'.i Trustees und Oiiardlaiis whoso iii.mis
were taken by the former Masters in Equity for
till- County, io come in and vouch their accounts
before me on or before '.he lilli January next',
otherwise they win be reported in default.
J AM KS w. CRAY, Special Referee.
dacia ?1 OiMee WiurthottM'.
/ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LEXINGTON COUNTY-in Prob:.' , court-Kx
parte JAM KS I NA DIN KT and .URIAH ll. (NARI
NKT-Petition for Partition of Real Estate.-It np?
penring to thc satisfaction <>.' the Court :!:.tt
CAROLIN!', ISAHELLA, JURIAH uti! JOHN
RfilJEHS, lour of thc defendants in th? above cn
titled en-ie. me residents out of and beyond tho
limits ot' this State, ou motion of Messrs. D?TltKV*
IU.K A- SiaritVNK for the petitioners: lt ls ordered,
that thc said ISARKLLA, JURIAH, CAROLINS
and JOHN (IEIJRKS, do appear, plead, answer or
demur to thc sahl petition within forty days rrom
the publication ol" this order; ami In default
i thereof a Judgment pro eow/Wso will bc entered
against them. ADAM KFIRD,
novio ri'j Judge of Probate, L. c.
/<:' THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO?
LINA. CHARLKSTON DISTRICT.-In the Com
mon Pleas.-THK SOUTHKRN EXPRESS COM?
PANY vs. JAM KS MACOMRKIL-Attachment.
MAdU.iru A LowN'iiKs, Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
Whereas, the plain tiff did, on ibo siNtTr.r.STH
PAY or PEisat'AKY, i^:>, ti!-' ins declaration
against the d?fendant, who (as lt ls said) is ab?
sent from and without the limits nf Otis state,
and has neither wife nor attorney known wi!Mn
the same, upon whom a copy of tue said declara?
tion might bo served. It is therefore ordered,
that thc sahl defendant do appear and plead to
the said declaration, on orjicfore the TWENTIETH
PAY OP VcDKf.tuv, which" win bo in Ide year ol
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy,
otherwise Anal and absolute Jndgmeut will then
be given and awarded against him.
A. C. RICHMOND, C. C. P.
clerk'.-' Office, Charleston District, February io
i860. marclif) icamosi.vr
?fcflr-TllE STATE <)F SOUTH CAROLI?
NA. COLLKTON COUNTY.-lu tile Common Pleas.
THOMAS R. WARING and(A. s. J. PERRY, Exec?
utors of BENJAMIN PEu'llY vs. JOSEPH Tl'CK
ER.-Attachment.-Whereas, the plaintiffs did,
on thcTWKXTV-Tuinn DAVOP FBIIBI'AKY, file their
declaration against the dcfemlaut, who (.is ii is
said) ls alatent from and without the limits of
Hus state, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the Rame, upon whom a copy of
tue said declaration might bo served: lt is there?
fore ordered tba: the said defendant do appear
ami pl .nd to the said declaration, on or be foro
IheTWENTV-TUIItb KAT OP FF.BRC.UtV, which will
bein fae year of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and seventy, otherwise tina! and abso?
lute Judgment will then Lc given mid awarded
ngaln-.t him. A- U. SHAFFER, C. C. C.
Clerk's Office, Colleton County.
liinr.'hlTJ June 17-tepti:-dce-17_
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