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VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR j?nosr CO I,UV I! I i. Tho Free School mil-Another Salaried Position-The Registrar of DI .sue Coo. vcyance-Repeal of tho Township Act T(Mlay - Ur?, um Selz ti rcs- Railroad Accident, ?be. 181'BCIAL TKLEGKAU TO TUE NEWS.] CoiA'uniA, December 15. In thc Senate, several sections of the 1)111 io establish nut! maintain a system of free schooi? passed their second reading. Ono of these provides for a salary of ?S0O per annum to each county school commissioner. Thc following bills passed their third reading: To incorporate thc Planters' Mining and Manu? facturing Company; to moke an appropriation for the per diem of the members; to Incorporate thc Ashley Drldge Company; to amend thc act to Incorporate thc South Carolina Improvement and Trust Company. Ttic following received their second reading ond were ordered to he engrossed: A bill lo pro? vide for tho payment of the Interest of Hie stocks and bonds or thc State In coin; to authorize thc Governor to appoint thc physician of thc Charles? ton Joli; to protect persons lawfully in possession of lands and tenements. A hill to provide Tor the assessment of personal property in Charleston, was rend for the first time. In Ute Itonse, thc following bills received their second reading: To incorporate the Unity Friend? ship Society of Charleston; to incorporate thc Dcl.ancy nine Guards; a Joint resolution to ap? point a Ash commissioner; a bill to change thc lo? cation of Darn well Courthouse back to Hanns ell Village; a Joint resolution relative to the ex? change of pnbllc documents; to recharter Blythe's gap>turnplkc road; to extend the limits of the City ot Columbia; to grant a lot for a Columbia pos todlcc. Thc Senate bill In relation to thc ?alco or Reg? istrar of Mcsnc Conveyance of Charleston, and to Ox thc tenure of office or W. G. McKinlay, was read the Urst time. Thc hill to better protect thc holders of Insu? rance policies was passed, and Rs title changed to that of nn act. Ttic bill to repeal iho Township ac.i was passed and sent to thc Senate. Tho bill to amend thc charter of Sparenburg received Rs first reading. Assistant United States Assessor Corwin seized four poddlcr's wagons filled with spirit;?, at New? berry, yesterday evening. Tho Governor grants tho petition of Charleston citizens to release L. o. Cox from Jail. James Rums was run ever by thc train nt Sum? ieron Sunday afternoon. Ills body was horribly mutilated. It ts supposed ho was asleep ou the track. TUE aENEJtAJ, ASSKMliTjY. VERSONAL AMENITIES IN TUE SENATE AND HOUSE. Tho Abbeville Election Case-Judge Carpontcr-Jt-dgn Rutland-Receivers -Th? " Mr I Kb "-Rantowlc'i llrldgc SMatat ton and Quarantine-The Bond? holder"' mil-The Educational lilli Corbin thinks Vermont a Good Place to Emigrate from-Another Emption -Attempt to Exclndo thc Representa? tive* of The New* from tit? lionne-A Roaring Lion-General Elections. [FltOM OUR OWN CO H K CS TO N O ENT. ) COLUMBIA, December 14. TUB A mu: vi I,M: ELECTION CASK. lu thc Senate, to-day, W. It. Hoyt (from thc Committee on Privileges und Elections, to which was recommitted a report made hy them, about ten days ago, on tho report of thc count y com? missioners for Abbeville County, on nu election which was held en thc 25th day or May, isco, to choose a senator .'or said county.) submitted the following report, under thc instructions givcu them by Hie Senate: RETORT. Your committee do liol deem lt necessary lo seuil for luriher evidence lu thc case, us thu evi? dence already before your committee la smllclniit to enable them to comply with tho instructions or this body. According to the testimony or Mr. L. P. Cullin, tho poll ai Calhoun's Mills was not opened until lialf-poal s o'clock, A. M.. while section .seventh of uti oct or Hie (lenci al Asiembly, approved tho '?dill day of Sept "ml ir, A. D. ISCi, iviiu.rcs that lite poll should li . opuned ato o'clock, A. M. Secondly. Itisuuown by tito testimony of the same gentleman Hutt ho saw tho chairman or tho Hoard of Managers appoint a person on that dav to act ns manager of elections ut Hie precinct of Chalhoiin's Mills. Thirdly, "li is shown by thc testimony of Mr. h. P. Cullin that three persons registered ul Hie precinct of Child's Crohn Roads, bul ll ts not shown whether they were ipialltled or not un? der Section Bcoond of Article Eight or tho Uonuil tutlon or this State; and here your committee beg leave to state thal it ls evldeui to them thal thuUuurd of County Canvassers were or the opin? ion that ll wa-' thc duly of the Hoard or Stale Canvassers to throw om hud or Illegal votes, and tiley themselves hud not thc power so to do, from thc fact that evidence to prove illegality, Intimi? dation or fraud uccompiinlcd the statement of the votes sent to thc Stan; canvasser*. Your committee have been rurtilshcd by Mr. Cullin willi twelve itffhlavita allowing thal there were many persons who were iutiinhlated to such an extent that they wcro arah! lo and did not vole. These nmdavlts nie corroborated by tho testimony of Mr. Thomas A. Sullivan, wno stales that ho was ul the Ili udloy's Mills Precinct on thc day or said election, and that there were between thirty and forty persons driven Dom ibo poll hy members of the D?mocratie party and not allowed to VOle. Mr. James S. Oothrnn, who. according to Hie st.* lumen l of the Board or County Canvassers, re? ceived Hie highest number of votes for senator, was not served witta a copy nf nie protest sotting forth the grounds upon which Ids election was to bo contested, bm hearing that Mr. Gurun claimed the seat and that ii was claimed Hint voters were intimidated nt Calhoun's Mills, furnished your committee with ten uilltlavits, setting rorth thal Hie election was orderly und that all had thc right to vote as they desired. Tn accordance willi tho resolution referring thc report or this committee hack to Hiern, your com inittcobeg leave tn state that Hie vote for State senator, according to the Maternent of thc hoard or county commlsatoners, was as follows: J. S. Cothrun. H. H. Guinn. Abbeville Courthouse...Kio 480 bradley's Mills.'?33 til Cokcsbiirv.121 220 Calhoun Mills.133 BO Child's Cross Roads.53 bl Doualdsouville. 08 io Due West. fi& 7 Greenwood.los 122 ti Douglass' Mill.-3i IA Ninety-six. 58 30 Union.37 7 I White Hall. 39 M> Woodvlllo. 7 67 lowtidcsvlllc.120 3? Centreville. 00 48 Warrenton. tl 181 Total.1408 1403 Your committee nrc well satisfied from tho tes? timony beforo them that there was no legal or? ganisation of the poll at Calhoun's Mills, as there was hut one legally appointed manager of elec? tion present; also, that the poll waa not opened nntil half-past 8 o'clock, and whereas, according to law, lt should have been opened at 0 o'clock A. M.. and therefore your committee respectfully submit that, whereas, from tho facta elicited in their Investigation, the clccttou at Ca iii mi o's Mills ls noll and void for tho ransons heretofore mateo; and whereas, ir tho votent such poll be , thrown out, the said L. u Gunin would have a clear majority ol forty-eight; therefore, your com mitt PO rcspuctiullr recommend thai Umsah! L. h. Cullin hu admitted tu a scat In this '.ody. All ut which ls respectfully submitted. W. lt. Hu VT, T. J- P. OWBN, w. B. ttosu. Thc report will come up to morrow. .Muck and Wright, who signed live former re? port, recommending that the clcctiun bc declared noll and void uud neither or thc contestants lie allowed to take a scat, arc not herc at present, and, ir I mistake not, were nut herc during th? session ur thc committee, the report or which ls above given. jn:ia: CARRHMTSB. nie following letter won submitted by Corbin, received and referred to thc Judiciary Committee: CiiAKi.BSTos, 8. C., December io, 1800. linn. n. T. Corbin, President of (Ae .senate, Co? lumbia, .S. C. Sin-A charge has born made against nie, ns appears from your published proceedings, by a mcmlicr of vour honorable body, In his pince on tho door or ?he Senate, Hitit I have as a judge been unjust to thc colored people ur my circuit. If tills ls true, then I am unworthy to retain the Imperium and responsible position I now occupy. H labte, 1 nm entitled to u vindication us public us the nccusution. Inasmuch as I am tumble lo meet it lu ibis general and sweeping rona, I res? pectfully ask or your honorable body that thc Charges be made specific, and ror a Tull and tltor uiurh Investigation or my ulticiulconduct. Very respect Hilly, your obedient servant, IL ll. OAKPRNTEU, Circuit Judge. .limon RUTLAND. As soon os the above letter from Judge Cnr pcnlcr was received, Hoyne (sarcastically) asked If there was one of a similar character from the Judge of the Fourth Circuit, (Judge John M. Rut? land;) H there was such he would Uko lo have lt read. Tilla remark created a little laughter, and thc approving noils to Hay ne from seme few of thc senators seemed to say, what was Interred lrom hl3 (llaync's) remarks, that Judge Rutland's olllclal conduct would not stand thc lest or an in? vestigation like that or Judge Carpenter. The letter or .lodge Carpenter was rend In the House, also, and on motion ol DcLargc, who arter saying "Oh I ho, that la all right,'? moved to receive lt us larormatton, which motion was adopted. Some one or thc colored members sent up a resolution requesting tbc House to appoint a committee or six to proposo articles or Impeach? ment against Judge Rutland. Thc speaker sent tho resolution back, and slated Hint as lhere were no charges ol ofllolal misconduct before thc House, the resolution was not In order. RKCKS3. The joint resolution or thc HOUR? to take a re? cess rrom thc 22d or December to Hie 6th or Janu? ary, was brought up in Hie Scnajp to-day. Uayne moved to amend it by substitut Ins 23d Tor 2Jd. Arnim moved to amend by inserting 4th instead of fit h. llaync's amendment WHS adopted. The mein ii ITS of the General Assembly will, after about twenty-two days of work, have a rest of twelve days, at $6 per day. DON'T "LAY OUT, MELIRll." A bill, introduced by Hay nc lilllie Senate to? day, which received Its flint reading, provides that Italian bc thc duty of each enrolling nfllcoi of this State to open, at sumo convenient place within each township or polling precinct, an uillcc for the purpose of enrolling such classes or per? sons as ure described in scctiun 2 ur nu not enti? tled "Au act to organize and govern Hie militia or thu Slate or Boulll Carolina;" that ten days notice bo given, by publication In a newspaper of thc locution or thc ellice, and that it any per son liable to bu enrolled shall neglect or rall ti present, or cause tobe presented, hut name foi enrollment, he shall bc subject lo a fine of not more than twenty-live dollars. RASTOWl.E'H UllIDGE. To-day, in thc Senate, thc Committee on Roath and bridges reported n bil), which received lb llrst reading, providing that the charier or Ran towlc's Hridge, over Hie si ono River, in St. Faul': Parish, Culluton County, bo vested in Mrs. r.iizu beth S. Messervey nnd har heirs, and thal th rates or toll bc I he same as provided by law; prc vlded that voters going and reluming rrom Ita polls, and chlldrer geing to and from nolteol, li passed free of charge. BUUUATION AND QUARANTINE. Julnt resolutions or thc House, requesting th' Governor to Inform the General Assembly wha action he had taken to secure ror (he state tu beuetlLs or au ucl passed by Congress donatlii; public lauds tu thc several States und Tc ni to ri Cl which may provide colleges ror tue benefit t agriculture and I he mechanical arts, and also t establish workhouses at the Charleston quanti Hue station, were submitted lu Hie .Senate an concurred ill. THE nONnilOLDBKS' mix, Otherwise known aa tho Mil to "better prot?t thc holders or insurance policies In the State, was brought up in tue House lo day ror Its sec?n reading ansi passed without a dissenting volet Thc hurried and undignified manner lu which I was parsed In thc Se?ale was severely com men eil upon, us were lu provisions aim, by many i thu members, u:ul it was thought that when th bill came. Into ihUr hands lu would meet wit considerable opposition. TUE EDUCATIONAL Bl LU Tic special order for one o'clock-thc report i the Committee on Education concerning a bill ci titled "A bill to establish mid maintain asystei of rrcc common schools ror thc Stato or Seilt Carulina "-was taken up ubuut half-post on o'clock, and discussed until niter throe o'cloel Aftern long discussion o:t section Sd, provldtn that a school commii.sioiiur shall Lc elected i euch comity at lite general election in October iSTO, lt was postponed Indefinitely, Section 2is providing that the Uovoruor shall lil! all vaca nea caused by death br failure lo qusliiy, nilli sccllo 22d, providing thal thu Kchuolcominissioucr sha vlsll each school In bis county nt lean ouco dui lng thc regular term, received their.second rea? lng. Besti?n 23d provoked a long discussion, provides (bat it shnll bc thc duly ot thu schoi commissioner "to sec that in every school undi lils cure there shall bc iaught, orthography, real ing, writing, arithmetic, geography, gramma history or the United Slates, thc principles or Hi Constitution and laws or thc L'ulted Bluies au ur this State, anil good behavior." Corbin thought that il was thc Intcnllo ol thc fra me rs or tho 20d section to "bun wide open the heads or thc children i the rrue schools or thc State," and ns 1 did not wish tu see their heads, nor Ilms'? < thc teachers neither, split open by cramming u much ur thu various studies mentioned, he woul move to amend by Inserting thc clause provide that ihcy arc rar enough iidvanccd. Jlllso thought the "senator from Charleston" attcmp Cd tu bc sarcastic In Ills amendments; any hov he wauled a "square fight over Hie bill," au didn't object to uny kind of discussion; but 1 thought thal ir some or thc senators bad taken I their course all or thc mudies alluded to, Hu would be none tho worse off; In tko state (Vc mont) rrom which the "senator from Cliarlesion hailed, they taught the children the princlpli of thc constitu? ion and thc laws or the Unite Stales, and he didn't seo why R couldn't bc dui In South Carolina. Corbin, Interrupting. Oh, well, Vermont, fro which I came, ls a very good State lo emigra rrom, sad 1 hope Sooth Carolina will always bc gund Slate to emigrate to. Nash, colored, to Corbin. Do f understand yt to say thal Vermont ls a good State to emigra from, and a bad ons to go back tor Corbin. Oh no, lt ls a very good State: lt al wa; protcotod tho colored people; there was never or slavery lhere. After mis by-play, sections 23, 14, 26 and were passed through their second reading. AN OTU Kit BROmON. Section 27, providing "that each county scho commissioner shall receive ai compensation f hts services tho sum of -dollars, payah quarterly by tho county treasurer," was tnkc np. Corbin moved Ibat tho blank be Oiled up I inserting thc words one thousand, and that olauso be added providing that the commission for Cliarlesion County receive $ Ks?. Nash want? tho commissioners generally to receive $fl00, ai those ?r lleanfort and charleston Counties tiooo. Donaldson thought $.vjo caca was enough. Jutson mentioned no sum, dui argued Unit ir thc commis? sioners attended to their ?luttes they would haven ?.real deal ludo; thal ll would take twenty yearn of hurd work lo advance ibo free sebe?la ot this Statu louie Mel;;tit ofcBtClenoy now occupied by those at thc North. Thc band commission, In thu person of Leslie, began lo show signs ol au erup? tion. Finally ibo " .rattiur" ope :d, aud threw out n stream of abuse of Hie Democrats whom it believed never were n-u* never will be educated, tried J Iltoon ever so hard, anil there? fore Ibo* shan't have any lund, lu passing he said Tua Nnws "was the press or the State." (This was mi ended ns sarcasm, but sonic or lite senators didn't see lt lu that way, and cast In? dignant looks landward, ns much as to sny, just listen at il praising a Democratic sheet.) Further, lt was or thc opinion that the commissioners wouldn't work hard, lu mot, lhere was one from barnwell County who was a noble fellow, he worked alsiut three days lu thc year ami he would not work tiny bunter; he could draw money, though he had taken thc census, that to, bc had taken il from thc books or tho deputies, and had drawn $soo. The land commissioner wound up by hinting that the Increase or salaries was not much needed, but would glvcgood ollloes to some people, whereupon Corbin arose and saul that probably he would take one. That state? ment being within thc range ot probability, les? lie replied, I have no doubt or lt; 1 thought so. A moi len for adjournment, which was carried, Interrupted the discussion, which was then con? fined mainly to remarks about what salaries were glvsn to school commissioners lu the Northern States. Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont and other Slates were heard rrom; in Tuet, a sinniger who should have happened lo have listened to thc debate, nnd heard Hie senators say "In my State (New York, Vermont, or other Northern Slates, ?is the case might be,) so anil so is Hie case," would have supposed that thc Senate of South Carolina was the United States Senate, In which neither South Carolina uor any other Southern State was represented. rUTTIIKM OUT. As thc correspondent of Tut: NBWS*walkCd Into thc House this morn Inn, just before lt was called to order, ho sn rm toed from thu "black looks," (blacker than usual) of ibu members that some? thing was wrong, that something unusual was afloat. His surmise waa correct. Shortly after Hie House was called to order, C. D. Kayne, thc postmaster or Aiken, who has no nose, offered thc ?ol'.owlng resolution: Ketujlvetl by tho House or Representatives, that the reporter ur Tun DAILY NKWS, and nil persons connected in any manlier with snit) paper, bu ?uni they nrc hereby excluded rrom seats upon the floor or this House, mid that the Speaker lie re? quested to Instruct Hie clerks or I lils House lo withhold rrom nil such persons nil Information in reference to the proceedings ?r this body. . Harney Burton, colored, rrom Chester. I second "dat." IL M. Smith,(Democrat.) I rall Tor thc yeas and nays. Wilder, colored. Mr. Speaker, read that resolu? tion again. Tomllnson (substantially.) Mr. Speaker, 1 dh! not hear the resolution on account ol' thc noise lu thc House; please have It read again. (Thc clerk rendit.) Now, Mr. Speaker, 1 trust such a reso? lution as that will nol li.-adopted. I trust that I thc dignity nnd self-respect or members will pre? vent the adoption or that resolution. Only con? sider, I ask, how small mid contemptible ll would bc to adopt it. De Largo, colored, hoped Ibo resolution would nul oe adopted, saying substantially, I eec no necessity for it. I nm willing lo Accord to the press that freedom and privilege guaranteed Ul them nuder Hie laws or this state and thc United .Stales. 1 nm aware they sometimes curry abuse to thc extreme thal all guod men condemn lt. 1 myself care nothing what any newspaper lu this or any oilier State says In relation to my official Rollona, Dc*, them say what they please. If y un adopt thiti resolution, lt wi!! look ?us thu'igh you wore afraid or somebody-lt ls foolish lo act so. ir you exclude this reporter from thc Hoar, lhere bi no power lu prevent him rrom occupying a place in thc galleries, unless for disorderly con? duct. Sims, colored, moved that the consideration of thc resolution be btdoQnltcly postponed. llnyne, colored. I withdraw thu resolution, K. M. Smith. I withdraw my motion ror u call for yeas and nays. Sims, colored. I withdraw my motion to post? pone. Horton, colored. "Mr. Spotter, I offor du fuller? ing resolution :" Resolved by thc House of Representatives, That the reporte,-or Tun ClIAIIt.KSTON DAILY NI.'.vs IS hereby cx-iclicd from this !i,?or. Drittle, colored. I move that the resolution be laid eu the table. Ihtrton, colored. "What for you do dalt" . DritUo*H motion was pul and carried, very few voling a.;;.inst it, r.uil ur thurn four-UftbS were colored. It bus been asserted that thc resolutions to ex? clude thc correspondent of Tun NEWS were due lo Christopher Columbus Ruweu, who stands be ron the world oharged with being a Congress? man from the Second District or South Carolina, a murderer trom Georgetown, South Carolina sn Incendiary and robber rrom Jacksonville, Florida, und a perjurer, bigamist mid inward "at large.*1 A ROARIN? MOS*. Thc bill to grain Messrs. Dickinson ct ul the right ol way over thc Charleston and .Savannah Itu.lroad wat t.tke.i up in ina House ugaln today. Detergent once look the Uoor anti read u long mcmor.aJ from tho railroad company protesting agalnjt thc right or way bel?g granted, on thc ground that lt would conflict with thu Interests of thc road and of tts charter. Smalls, colored, next had thc Hoer, and Intimated Unit Rlllott had not noted as he promised ho would. Rlllott branded thc statement ns false, whereupon Smalls said F.lliult was thc roar.ag lion of the House, but then: was one among tba members (and that one was Smalls) who did not stand In rear or bim. Tho Speaker rapped Saudis Into his sent, and tho whole subject under discus lion was referred tu the Committee on Kali roads. 0BK8HAL KI.KOTIO.N8. Rowley's lilli to amend tho uct providing for general clochons mid conduct or thc same, was read In thc House to-day. It-provides that char? tered bodies, which shall discharge employees because or their political opinion?, shall have their Charters taken nway; and If planters and ol Mers discharge their employees because nf their political opinions, they shall bc lined $luoo and bc Imprisoned al tho discretion ot tho judgo. - STRAY ITU MB. His reported that the agents or the Chatham lian road hav bought a Int of crap o since thc pas? sage or the bill lo prevent bribery and corruption. Messrs. Magrath and Peake, ur tho south Carolina Railroad, Meredith, or tho Crconvilto Railroad, iiarllee, of the Wilmington and Mill? chester Railroad, Mciver, of the UM era tv and Dar? lington Railroad, and two roprcseutatlvcs ot Hie Georgia Railroad, are herc. Judge Willard had a largo reception to-night. L. THE MOBILE lt AVES. Meeii.K, December 16. Thc winter meeting at tho Magnolia Race Course commenced to-day. Tho first race or two mile heats was won by Carrin Atherton; time, 8:6014*, 3:61X and 3:60X. Coquette was second, and Donovan was dlstanoed after winning tho first heat. A mlle race was won by Corsican lu 1:6S&. Larkin second and Whlscnhunt third. EUROPE. LONDON, December 16. Thc Times say3 editorially, that whllo ad? mitting the Improved quantity, quality and price of India cotton, lt docs not consider tho displace? ment of American descriptions possible. TU JJ NATIONAL CA i'ITAL. [FROM TU K ASSOC I ATBT^t'RESS.] WASHINGTON-, December 15. Hour lias bern nominated Aiisoclato Justice ol Hm Unpremo court, and i;? rv lance United States Attente)* for tito Western District or Ten? nessee. Noni? carolina bondholders u.': t>.-gtng Federa' Interference In North Carolina im?neos, on the ground ilial Hie Fedora! ?.ivo.-^*;?U must cn forca constitutions adopted t-<H^'the llecou strttciion acts. rUOCKRUIKOS Ol* WV CliSf. In tbe Senate Sumner present' t thc petition or the recent colored labor convoi on, praying ror a division or tiie publie l inds In^fib South among them. A resolution was ottVrcd a.uhr ./.ing Delano to oifer rcwardd Tor assaults on rev, aito ortlccrs. Resolutions ror adjournment *o?um the sad to the 6th ot January were concurr. ?J In. While opposing a motion to ut,' ?uni to the 'JOtli Instead ot thc '?tli of January, Si puer said : "Wc have Georgia, Virginia und the Able connection pressing upon us for conslde*c?f?<*u." l*omcroy added, "and Cuba"-when Sumner replied, "the least said about that Gio better. V A resolution was int rod aced let" the Com mil tee ori'iibtio Safety to laka cognbuvee or steamboat, railway and other disasters. [j Carpenter argued against tli^dcparture or thc Spanish gunboat', malntatniuigtbat actual war existed, nutt that our proper u?ltudc was abso? luto neutrality. The House injjoiirued wltliutii any notion liebig taken. Tlic cousus waa discussed up ju ihe hour of ud jouruuicut. NliifS ANO a oss i r jr JJ. MAIL. Thc Xcw Circuit Jiulgrs-A Nice Itel tte ol' Fls-u. A dispatch of the 12th Inatunt, to thc New York Tribune, tjoys: Tlic trouble regarding th1 Circuit Judges ts deepening, and tho present lt ntcuilons uro that unless Homo ot their t?nmes nrr wtthdruwn from the Senate tty thc President, they will ho rejected. Thc opposition is mostly couliiied to three, miine ly: George H. Yetman, for thc Onto Circuit; George A. Pearns, lor the Maryland circuit, und William Mclennan, tor Hie Pennsylvania Circuit, and ls developing with groat vigor. Thu most ob? jectionable or Hie nominees ts Ycainan, and thc burden ur thc charges ogalunt htm is that he ls not in tull accordance with the Republican parly. Already remonstrances arc pouring In upon thc Senate Judiciary Committee. One member or the com milt ec alono luis received moro Hum a do/.en protests, numerously signed, frum Ken? tucky, and others have come tn baud from Ohio, tine or the Supreme Court justices has aid that Hie President ls already considering the propriety or recalling Yeoman's limniuatiou. Thc objec? tions io MctCcniian arc that tit; ts Incompetent. Pvtirre is opposed on sevcrnf accounts, and ii ls rumored that his record ls nut ouitc satisfactory in regard to some luternnl revenue matters In his .Hs! rici, lt appears that a large nntnbcr of sena? tors are dissatisfied with thc nominees In their districts, because their own recommendations and those of tho representatives were wholly dis? regarded. Tlic Fifteenth Ame nd inc ut. The same correspondent says: Tba Importance of ratifying Gio Fifteenth amendment lon appeared to thu Democratic Mends of Chief Justice Chase ina novel und in? teresting form lately. Hts asserted by iuiliicu Hal Democrats, who favor the nomination of Judge ('huso ror ('resident by Gie Democratic cou ven i ton or IS?9, that fie raUUcallon ofilia amendment will be of- Indulto service to thc Democrat to partisans of tuc chief Justice, Inas? much ns lu: can tiling to hie support au ta?mense negro vote which nu iumn juw. iii ember of tho. party usn do. Pendlet?-!!. Hendricks, Hog nulli, General Hancock, 'mid others, hciug nil on record ns against, negro suffrage, cannot, ll ls urged, receive the nomina? tion in case Hie Pincomb amendment ls adopted by Hie required number af States; mid tits furth? er urged by these fl lends ?ir Mr. Chsao thal Hie I Mm i oe ra i s cannot hopo io beat ihe Republicans except, with thc nhl of tho negro vote. Tlic Chief Justice having always hecii on thc tilde or the tailored men, ii ls claimed that he lias their sym? pathy and confidence to a-greatcr exteut Hum any man in thc country. In Hits view ot thc case, lt ls not Improbable that maiiv of the Demo cats will rogjnei t<? see t^c. sf/eudmcnt heroine a put oi tho cousin niton. A Washington letter loth?! Iialtlinoro Gazette says: There ls a rnmor In town to-day that informa? tion has been received from Democratic sources at Albany that uoetfort ?nt tie made by tho i.eg l<d:i'nro of New York to repeal the vote of that state lu favor ?if tho rtfieoiiih amendment (so called.) Prom nil lean learn, I think there cnn heiinw no doubt that said "amendment" will, nt all events, be declared adopted by this adminis? tration under any circumstances. Whatever Georgia, New York or ohio mav do, or refrain from doing, therefore, will not. in tho least, af? fect tho action of the government, either in Hie Legislature or executive branches. Tho country moat bear with Hits additional onungo until next Coil gross, whoo ll ls to be Imped thal the posses? sion oi"one of lite Rouses of tuc National Legisla? ture will enable Democratic Staiim lo wipe nut lint only this lett Hie whoiu series ot u a authorised eiiui.'tiiicnts-"umeudnivtits''-inflicted upon us Ihe past niue yeats. Ttl?! Supremo Coiivt mt;l Habeas Cnrpui. Thc Washington correspondent or Hie Halli moro Gaset lo writes: The practical effect or Trumbull's tilt) (tr 11be? comes u Statute) upon prisoners now in eusiodv <>f tm: military authorities will undoubtedly i.e to sullied them to trial hy court maniai, li pro? fesses tn declare what thc law ni rea dy tn. Some Rrriuigoincni, however; (tho exact nature ur which ls not known,) han taren mada by which i lu- lives or stieii mon urn to bc scoured. If a casa shun arise under this last enactment, dmihitatta tho (Supreme Court would iiculdo lt-io bo uncon siilntlonal and void, (ir by resignation, like that or .li.den erl r. saoul,I not leave thc Radicals in a majority,) und. notwlttisiniidlng tho inhibition, issue tte writ of lut ben* oorpus; bul lt t* Kiroaiii known Hint (lenoraI Grant would follow the u til of Congress, and disregard the mandais ?f the cniiit. This would arord tho Urst Instance lu which a Pr?sident baa dared to ignore the ex? plicit order of the Supremo Court ortho United Slates, designed hy the (minora ?r the '.-enstltu Hon ni tiie guardian or personal liberty. The Cotton Tax. A dispatch to tin N w York World says: Tito argument or the cotton tax bet?re thc Su? preme Court has been Halalled, Mr. Hoar and Mr. Pteld speaking for tile government, and P. Phillip--, of thia oily, and Rcnjamiu R. Cums, or KOSH m. against ihe coiistiiuilonulity or the tux. The sum involved In Hits particular case ls only twenty live hundred dollars, but tue total amount to bc infected hy the decision ls esl ?mai ed as high as twenty millions of dollars, li does not follow, however, oven If Hm iiiiconstitntioualitv nf the tax lie alfi rm e.I by thc court-, that Hits entire sum will ba nt once refunded.' Probably ouly the monies will lie promptly refunded where thc par? ties made regular protest und appeal us required by law. lt ls eon lectured Hutt lilts has lion done In comparatively few cases; but if thc decision be averse to tho tux, lt will follow that nil this money has been wrongfully token and lt will lie tim duly of Congress to provide ror Us repay? ment. Some members say this will be done. In the .debate on the repeal or the tax, it was con? ceded thal thc lax was only defensible ns a war measure. Other Hits at Go?sl|?. From thc Washington dispatches to Hie Nor-h crn press wc glean the ?ullow mg paragraphs: Governor Bullock, orOeoigla.ls hore, hobnobbing im-inbcrs or Congress lo gol possession of his Stale, and then, by manipulation, have himself seul herc ns United S*ales senator. information In received Unit mattes are now so arranged with referciioe lo the l?gislature in South Carolina thill Governor Scott will come hero as United Sutten ?otiaior Trum that State. John Russell Young, E*W|., Inte man a.ring?-diior or the New York Tribune, has bern tendered a ?) i (om as editor In charge or altadles) pnper tn 'intgomery, Ala., with thu salary or $ie,e?o. and a fighting editor thrown In as a protector, tho latter to receive ?suoo salary. Sr AUK H MOM THU tv J Ti KS. A largo amount of assorted war material landed at Port Maria, Jamaica, for thc Cubans, lias been seized by the British authorities. Sherman hos arrived In Now York and will re? main for several days. Th'- Spanish gunboats aro ready for departure. A northeast storm ls prevailing at Portress Monroe. 0. P. Barlow, of Florida, committed suicido at Terre nautc, Indiana. -Tho Massachusetts State Labor Convention have prepared a hill for presentation te the I/egls. la un e cnnctlnr that after the 4Hi nf Jnly next, no molo under olghtoon and na female of whatever age shall labor In any mnnttfnctory more than ton hours every day or sDuy bonrs a week, except who? necessary lo prevent stoppage or Inter? ruption of the ordinary running of the mills or m ichlncry, under penalty of $50. THU I.AIiOtl QUESTION. TO TUB KUITOU OK TUB NEWS. Tlic i|itc8tlon of labor muong farmers lias as? sumed n serions nature. There never was u time when tho energy, patience and luci of the Heath em planter hate been put to such severe tesis. Bets rarrouttded by a concatenation of eircum stances suillcleul io mar thu hopes of a nunc sim;- uni'- people. Since the rinse of tho war to the present he has managed, by hnok or tu oak, to command inoro or less labor, ibo system deteriora." ur. 1 hough, each yenr. and i he supply decreasing, until liiutiiy lt has become almost entirely uiiuvuilublc. The course which contributed most, lo ranier thc llrHl purl of this assert hm true, hus been tho existence in our midst or Ibidlriil demagogue*, who mykc pulu len I Capital out or tie: negroes mi every ques? tion which relates to them ami Hie nativo whiles. That which has lent must to render the second true has liven tho Injudicious policy or tim land? owners lu miling their hinds to the only laborers whom, under existing circumstances, they could peesihly expect lo Obtain. Th MU causes, together willi the cocci of thu re? cent Labor Cou vent lon, which were represented fioiii nearly every portion or lao State, bavo re? duced the prospects tor binn laborers thc coming year lo still smaller pro|K>rtlons. farmers every when: favor Hie Introduction ot Hie Chinese. No matter what muy bc their Status, whether they ls: law-abiding or not. or have any sense ol moral rcspoiihihthly. the cry ls-lid them come. Au old gentleman thc other day ma'1': thc profusive wish thal they might bimi hero lu less i lian twenty-four boura thicker titan hail stones ever fell. Ile afterwards qualified lt by milling, '-ir we could Iced them." Thai Ibo South does need more lithor tn de? velop lier resources and make her more prosper? ous ls a paipat.:?' tact. Thu party lu power in this State ls opposed lo any movement which hus Tor Its object un increase of labor. We, therefore, cannot expect any aid from thc Stale in gelling Immigrants herc. But, Mr. Editor, cannot Tun NKWS, as Hie representative paner or Hie State, suggest sonic plan by which tills result may bc accomplished, thc opposition or Scoll ami his sable subjects to tho contrary notwithstanding* Let thc land-owners and all others who may favor thc project, form Immigration soclcUcs in every county of thc Stale, mid every person on becoming a member contribute an admission rec. Arier the societies have been thoroughly organ? ized, and tho membership Increased to Its m?xi? mum. Int each member pay Into tho treasury or his society u certain percentage or tho State tux, tobe applied to defraying the expenses of Immi? gration-iterate of percentage, or course, io bc len io a vote or each society. In this way each member would pay propor? tionally, and hy rising thc rate suitlclciitly high u munificent suth could bc realized. Let every mau who becomes a member do so with thc determi? nation to vote tor ns high a rate or percentage on his State tax as his m.ailis will penult. Then let? hia! make bis arrangements accordlnuly to meet thc payment, ir he ls a runner, let lum plant to makcu bale or two mure or cotton: H a merchant, let him reduce his expenses or living. Let every one make temporary sacrifices for the bcncilts he will ultimately receive. After ench organization has paid iisnssrssoil amount, let the whole be turned over to nu honest mid reliable agent, elected by thc different sotio 11rs, whose duty lt shall be lo apply the funds thus placed in lils hands tn defraying thc ex? penses for transportai lon or immigrants, on their arrival, Iel each county receive a prorata until brr according to tho suma raised, to bc dls II United lo Hm highest bidder tor thc price or labor among Hie members cf Hie society. lu this way a general dflfnsloU ol immigrants would be. mado throughout the State. They would become satisfied by the presence of numbers, mid at Ibo same lime receive thc highest prices itu lr labor would command. Competition would drive thc negro lo work, and. In thc course or a few years, the supply ut labor would ci|iuil thc demand. Of eon rsc, all cannot, nt lint, expect tu obtain Immigrants. Hut the Introduction or oilier labor? ers will supply thc demand ol' some, ami nodoiibt create a competition that will place the negro within com maud or those who may Tull lo gel ha? mil! ranis. loller these suggestions with a hope Hist the subject ululer consideration may be agitated, and Ila:'plan proposed improved upon to a BllCCCSSfhl termination. More labor ls what we need, and Tim il we get it our progress ns agriculturists mid manufacturers will bc comparatively slow. Kork or Edlsto, Ueeonihor, HUB. PAYSAN. ? ? mt ? ? A CUTSIiSK OONTJtAVT. Tho Terms on Willett thc Celestials Con? trite.! AM Lubarcru In Korclgn Conn trics. Thc tollo wing copy of a printed form of con? tract now in use, with thc approval or thc Chinese authorities, between citizens or Hutch (liliana and thc Chinese laborers whom they engage, will bc read with Interest by our planters: ARTICLES OK AOKRBMKNT, made this dav nf , in the your of the Christian ora 1889, hclngthe day of Hie month or Hie eighth year or the reign of Tungchi, between, unlive ol ellina, or Ibu one part, mid S. Alicml anon. Esq., of Butch Calana, of the other part, as follows: Tho said doth hereby promise un.I ?..grce to and willi Hie said S. Abendauott, his executors, administrators and assigns, in manner mid form billowing, that is to say: 1. Thal he, the seid , shall and will, so sonn as he Miall t?e required by the said S. Aben dation, or his agent, embark nu board the ship, now ly lug at anchor lu thc harbor of Hons Kong, ami bound fur Dutch (blinna, and remain on board thc sahl ship henceforth uni!! she pro? ceed to sea, and shall then proceed ns a'passen ger nu board thc said .-hip to Dutch dillina, for the purpose of carry Inc out the stipulations liirc hiaftcr contained on thc part ol tho sahl s. Alien. doiran. .J. Tba tl ho said shall mid will pr-rform field und factory labor its S. Ahcmliiuon, Ids exec? utors, administrators mid assigns may direct, fur the space ol' ten hours each day during thc terni nf six years, (each y ear rated at three hundred, and cacti week at six working days, festivals ac? knowledged by the government excepte], and on Hie anniversary of each Chinese new year tv.-o days freo from labor,) to be computed from the dav or I li?' date of tho arrival or thu said shiptn Hutch (liliana. lt, That thc sahl S. Abcndanon shiill provide Ibo said Kith a free ntis*ai!o to tho salli lluicli ('?idalia, und shall supply him gratuitously with sucll toed and clothing as may be necessary lor Hie voyage. *. That so long ?is Hie said shall con? tinue and be employed ns such laborer ns afore* said, he, thc said S. Alu .minnon, shall well and truly pay, or cause, to bo paid, io Hie said wages ul the rate ol'seven dollars, or an equiva? lent lu thc local currency, per calendar month, thc laborer flinting himself provisions: m case or Illness medical attendance with bonni TA ill bc pro? vided by S. Abrndmio'.i, but no wages during thal time, nud a bonus or (J.IO) sixly (lollara after the expiration ortho six rears service, and a piero or arable lund TV O sqniiro foot, should thc said laborer wish tn remain In the colony ; but should he de, ire to return lo China, he will bc provided with :i passage and rood, but will re? ceive no bonus. 6. Tim said promising punctually and fall li rn',ly to observe all ordinances on tabor, mid to show snell respect and obedlcnco us laborers or servants owe lo those whose service they arc Indentured lo. 0. Tho undersigned, S. Abendunon, or his agent, declares to have engaged thc above men? tioned for the purpose ami under the con? ditions aforcanld, promising fallhrully io perform thc sahl conditions, kindly io treat or causing to bc Mindi trcutcd Hie Indentured person, and lo pay or cause lo be punctually paid hLs wages at the end of every week. Helli parties declaro to be entirely satisfied willi ttie atiovc conditions, ami for the perrnrtn uni e of ni,, same to bind their persons and goods In tho most cillclcnt manner according lo law. 7. Il ls ab o agreed 1 hat when thc hrforciiifn lioncd term nf six years shall bc connliulcd, thc said shall be itt liberty to romain In Unirai Ctilana, to return to his native laud, or to go to any other country which he may choose. Thc Immigrants lo enjoy all civil rights held by native citizens. (Signed) (Signed) For S. A UK'- HANLIN. Namo , agc , native of I certify thaton this day of , iRfio, ol Hong-Kong, In my presencc.thn above contract was fully, distinctly and intelligently (as I be? hove) explained to tho above named laborer In a dialect which be understood: that he expressed himself willing to bc bound by Its terms, and that ho received thc sum of ola. il dollars as a bo? nus, and an advance of seven lollara ont of his wages, to bc repaid In seven monthly Instalments of one dollar cachi Emigration Officer. Norn.-In thc caso of a femalo engaging her? self to work on the same tenus os Hie men,she will at.-o receive wage? at the rate of seven dollars per month, the bonus to bc paid her before departure. wilt be twenty doilars Instead nf eight dollars, the amount given to a man. In the case of aman taking his wife and children with him he will re? ceive a further benns before departure for each chin in arms two dollars, for each child nnder (en years of ago three dollars, and from ten years and upward, If not old enough lo go as a laborer, four dollars. -The walters at thc new hotel called Arlington, In Washington, aro uniformed men; dark hlno pants, and Jackets "picked out", with light bloc. The maids, os Pre?en nonne?, while caps, short drer?sen and aprons. Thtse aro great strides to? wards imperialism. Freemen tn liveries ls the oo-alng slavery of the period. LA TUST r.A non itmrs. Wages in Fingir* ml ?nd (Ito (j tilted st nu ?? Uoinparctl, Thu billowing shows tho rule of wages ro ceived iiy workman In Iho loading pursuits lu New York City: bricklayers, $4 MI und .*.*> por day; carpenters $3 ?vu mid $4 per dav; simm masons, $M f>o und ts per day ; plain primers, $-?S and $:c> |ior week; plasterers, $4 mid $4 ra) por day; shin painters, $3 Ml for ulm} hours; varnishers nit?! polishers. $17 lo $31 nor week: clothing cutten, $20 tu ?-24 per week; gohl-bealers, $14 lo $IS per nook; gil dem, cents per lunn-; longshore hnnberhiiiiil lers, 40 cents per hour; furniture carvers, $18 to $iM per week; wutclicnso makers, tis lo $i? per week; restaurant carvers, $|S lo fis per week; liorse-sliocrs, $2t to $27 |ier week;walters, $30 per month; coop'TS, $2 50 to ?3 per day. Thc following rates of wages, converted Into legal tender currency, lt ls asserted, ure paid to mechanics In England: Puddlers, $12; helpers, ?il no; shinglers, $20; rollers, i-io so; bricklayers, $9; plasterers, $'.?: carpenters, $7 SOS painters, $7 -Iii; masons, to; ritrnacoMilers, $7 50; laborers (graded,) $3 41?; la? borers (common,) $120. Co-opernt lon In New Yo ric. Co-operation ls being generally agitated among thc workingmen of New York, and lt ls probable Hint next spring win witness the opening of sev? eral cooperativo establishments. Among i he trades now moving ure thc cigar iintl;ors, who cont?mplale opening n large cigar manufactory; thc shoemakers, the members nfl Hie Knights ol* Bl. Crispin, who expect to siart In business with a capital or Sioo.oou; thc clothing cutlers, who will apply for ii charter for their pro? posed co-operative tailoring establishment, ami who will commence business as soon us $10,000 wini h of slock is disposed of; und thc journey men tudors, who have thoroughly ergaul/.cd for ibis purpose. Thc friends of co-opcrailon held a meet? ing Mst week, nt which a Oo-operallve Chamber or Industry was orgaul/.cd. Thc initiatory step will be to bring In Hour und coal, and fm nish i hem to tlioso participating In thc enterprise at cost price. (?mitt andi thc Colored t.niim < r ,. A negro delegation rrom the National Labor Convention waited upon President Graul on Saturday. Thc President made Hie following brief reply to a congratulatory address: I am gratltlcd to receive this declaration, as 1 have watched the proceedings of your conven? tion with great Interest. 1 have done all I could to advance the best interests of tito cilt/.cos ot our country, without regard to color, and 1 shall endeavor tu do In tho rm ure what I have done In tito past. I hope that thc measures you have Inaugurated will result In the sccurcment bf your bes alms." Kev. Sella Martin then spoke or the desire of thc Southern negroes lo secure land. Ibo President said that he could only aid this inafor by suggestion und recommendation, but won.d givo thc matter his attention. Special Notices. ?Si- PLANS AND ESTIMATIFS ARM solicited for a NEW MARKET BUILDING to bc creeled on the sile of thc present Market in i?u wannah, Ga. Thc available space is in shape a parallelogram. Thc sides on Congress and li rv an streets, being two hundred ami ten (210) feet, mid on the side streets one hundred and nlne-llvc (106) reel. Plans may Include a cellar story below, and halls, offices, Ac, above the market proper. It is desirable lo leave sulllclcnt space In Hie Ulterior for light and ventilation, ol the same Hine roofing the entire area. Two hundred and Illly dollars will bc paid for the plan adopted, and one hundred donal's for thu pian next approved. I'luns will be received until Junurry'io, 1370. Address ALFRED HAYWOOD, decir, ihmo Chairman Market Committee. ~~pTt- IF YOU WANT STRAW. M ANIL .A and all kinds of WRAPPING PAPERS, go lo EDWARD PERKY, No. 1.15 Meeting street, oppo? site Charleston Hotel, Ctiaicstou, S. C. lb el I lilUOS ?ST- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV? ING claims nguiust thc Esl alu of Dr. J. L. NOW? ELL, lat.* or St. James Santcc, wilt present thom to the undersigned properly attested, within thc time prescribed by law. All Indebted to said Es tan: Will please make paymcnl ator.ee. E. W. NOWELL,) E-eot,tl"_ dec7 imo_L. C. NOWELL, } Lxccntors. jt?rTO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLES and TAN from tho face, use PERRY'S Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. lt. C. PERRY, No. 40 Band-Street, New York. Sold by alt Druggists. decs amos jaar J U S T It E O E I V ~E~ A A LA BUR AXSOKTSIBST OF FINE BUSINESS ENVELOPES. NOS. 5 ANO 6, Which will bc furnished to our customers with Business Card neatly printed thereon at $4 to $? per 1000. CALL AT THE NEWS JOB OFFICE AND SHE SAMli.ES. IIOVlO_ jffl-KREP THE CIRCULATION AC? TIVE.-A free and regular circulation of thc blood ts essential lo health, lt places thc whole system In n state ot active defence against all unwhole? some' Influences, and ls un especial safeguard against Hie Inimical effect of sudden changes ur temperature, timi or damp amt cold. ll proper attention were paid lo this important rael, lhere would not only bo u great decrease in tho number or cases or stomach, bowel and renal complaints, bul also In thc number or deaths by consumption and other pulmonary diseases. At this period or thc your, when the dividing linc which separates a genial rrom an Inclement season has just been passed, a course or IIOSTRT TER'S STOMACH HITTERS will bc found of in? valuable service in Improving thc condliion of thc vital ?luid and gently stimulating Its dow. Vio? lent coughs and colds, like intermit tcul fever, arc iho frequent cifccLs of a chilly atmosphere upon a debilitated organisation. Diseases of tho kid? neys often proceed from tho sallie source. How essential ll ls, therefore, ror persons of feeble con? stitution, to Invigorate thc vital organization nt thc commencement of winter. Fortified by warm clothing without, and IIOSTETTER'S HITTERS within, tho frull mid dellcuto may brave with impunity nu amount of exposure and hardship which, under other circumstances, would ?iros trato them on a boil of sickness. Let them con? sider this and bo wisc in Hine. dec?s fin.tc WORDS OF CH ERR -O N THE Errors of Youth nnd tho Follies of Agc, in rela? tion to Marriage and Social Evils, with a helping hand for thu erring and unfortunate. Sent lu scaled letter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia l'a._septa, amos ?lf A CARD.-A C L E RG Y M A N, while residing In South America as a Missionary, discovered a safo and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of tho Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train of disorders brought on hy baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit tho afflicted and unfortunate, I will sew* tho reclpo for preparing and using this medicino, In n scaled envelope, to any one who needs lt, freo of charge. Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Hillie iionse. ocU 3raos?_New York City. ?&- BATCHELORS HAIR DYK.-THIS splendid flair Dye ls the best In the world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, In s tan tan?ons; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remodles tim 111 effects of bad dyes; In? vigorates and leaves tho hair soft and beautiful, black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per? fumen; and properly applied at natohelor's Wig Factory, No. ie Bond street, New York. nov2? fmwlyr Special Noliccc. j?-'r OFFICi: SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER i:.. 186?. Tho omeo or this Company hau been RRMOVRD from No. 117 Meeting street to No. 84 Hasel street, immediately in rear or tito Pavillon Hotel. T. 1). GILLESPIE, decto IS Agent. JED- NOTICE.-TUE UNDERSIGNED having rcllrcl rrom butines* lu Cliarlesion, takes tills opportunity or thanking bis many mends and customers rortbclr liberal patronage sound? ly bestowed on bim. In retiring, I n'so lii?e pleasure in recommend? ing Messrs. CHllTKVKWIK.lt BROS. as my succes? sors, reeling satisfied thal 1 bey will strictly adbcro to my motto or quick sales und small prullts. deel<M_A. ILLINO. ?SST" TUE CU RC iv No. Gill OF JOHN MARSHALL, Jr., ror three huudrcd and ssventy llve ($a75) dollars, drawn on the People's Bank, payable to JOSH HILVKY A CO., or bearer, lia? been stopped, and all persous arc cautioned ugaiusl trading ror Hie Hame. ileclu tjisi>i3*_ JOSH 81LVKY. JOT-OFFICE CHARLESTON (MTY RAIL? WAY COMPANY, COKNKR BROAD AND HAST BAY STREETS, CHARLESTON, H. C., DROKMBRR 16, 1 ROO.-SEALED OFFERS will bc received up to li o'clock M., ou MONDAY, (lie 2* th Inst., ror the purchase ot Hie Manure rrom the Company's Stables, Bbophcrd street, for cue year Hom tho 1st ol January next. l'or particulars apply at thc Company's Oillcc, Broad street. By order. 8. W. RAMSAY, deem ihwsrt Secretary. CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SKA OUI,H, rrom ballimore, uro hereby noticed, that she will discharge cargo Tuts DAV, at lier No. 1, Union Wharves. All goods not taken away ut sunset will rennin on Wharf ut consignees'risk. MO RD RCA I A CO., dcclO 1 Agents. /aCrSIHITERS PER STEAMERS DIC? TATOR, CITY POINT and PILOT BOY arc hereby n ot ?lied Hint no freight will bc received after sun? set on thc days ol their sailing. jlccO_J. D. A1KKN A CO.. 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C. dccl4 Autos MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY ou thu Cause and Cure or Decline ?In Premature Mau, Ht: treatment or Nervous aud Physical De? bility, Ac. "There ls no member or society by whom this book will not lie round useful, whether such per? son holds tho relation nf Parent Preceptor or Clcrgyniau."-Medical Times ami G excite. Sent by mall on receipt or tiny cents. Address thc Author, Dr. E. DBF. CURTIS, Washington, D. C. _aeptt lyr jjr?-AND WHEN ABRAHAM AND thc people besch! thc wonderful cures which wore produced by this drink, Abraham said, "My children must not suffer; give mc thy drink to drink, and I will give lt a name." And so Abraham drank, and said there was nothing like lt even lu Surigumun Couuty; that lt wns biller to thc Ups, but good for thc stomach; and because lhere were bitter times tn lighting ibu masters of thc plantations, lt shall bc forever? more called PLANTATION BITTERS; and BO it hus ltcon. And thc wonderful work which lt has perform? ed is witnessed at this day In every town, parish, village and hamlet throughout all thc world. And hu said, '-Let it be proclaimed throughout thc length und breadth of thc land, from thc val? leys aud mountaintops, thal all who an (TC r from fevers, dyspepsia, weakness, loss of appetite, nervous headache, and mental despondency, will find relier through the PLANTATION BITTERS. They mid tone lo the stomach, and brilliancy to thc mimi, or which I, O people, um a living ex? ample." MAGNOLIA WATHII.-Superior to thc best Im? ported German Cologne, and sold at bair thc price. <loci4 tut hs?_ ~~>WNO CUBE, NO PAY.-FORREST'S JUNIPER TAR Tor Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Rronchltls, Sore Throat, Spliting or Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief and positive cure, oi price refunded. 35 cents. N. IL-Tho gonulnc article has yellow labels, with wliitc, unprinted wrapper. Sold by O. W. A IM AK, Agent, Corner King and Vundcrhorsl streets. nov;;. | hst ii..mo ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE? MAN who suffered ror years rrom Nervous De? bility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of y ?ut brui indiscretion, will, ror Hie sake or suffer lng humanity, send tree to all who need lt, the re? ceipt and directions ror making thc simple rem? edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to proilt by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, with perfect confidenco, JOUN B. OGDEN, No. 42 Cedar street, Now York, novo amos Jifl-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY. JACOB'S CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR? RHOEA CORDIAL.-nils article, so well known and highly prized throughout thc Sont lieu. States as a Sovereign Remedy for the abovo diseases, bi now offered to the whole country. It ls invaluable lo every lady, both married and single. No family can afford to bc without lt, and none will to whom Its virtues arc known. Ker sale by all Druggists ami general dealers. D8WIE A MOISE, nelli ft m os ruc General Agents. jr?- TO CONSUMPTIVES.-TUE AD. VERT18BR, having been restored to health In a row weeks, by a very simple rcmody, niter having suffered several years with a severe lung affec? tion, and that dreadful disease, consumption, bi anxious to make known to lils fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire lt, ho will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge,) with tho direc? tions for preparing and using the same, which they will lind a SORB CORK TOR CONSUMPTIOH, AsrnuA, BRONCHITIS, Ac. Tho object of tho ad? vertiser tn sending tho Prescription ls to benefit tho afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will try hts rcmody, as lt will cost them nothing, and may pi ove a blessing. Partien wishing the prescription, will please ad dross Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Klagn Conn tv. New York. novo amos ^eB-PBRRY'S COMEDONE AND PD? Pl.R REMEDY positively cures Comedones, (Bald Hoads or Oruba;) also Red, White and Maturated Pimples on the face. Depot No. 40 Bond Mroct, New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere. deco 3mos