The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 16, 1869, Image 2

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CAIIOLIKIAN. nut pcrnous desiri,ig to avail IhrtHtelve* of this ofr^r "niau do so before th? first ty" Jatuutry next, na the arrangement will not be extended beyond that period. . ? ? ? jficirs o?' TH r: HA V. -Gold closed lower in New York, yesterday, at a: V -Colt nu was heavy, with b.i'.es of :;MO 'bales; no Closing quotations. -In Liverpool cotton was easier; uplands HJ?u y fin: sales l'.ooo bales. .Victor Hugo and Louis Riane havo written hither warm eulogies on the la'.e Mr. Georg.- Pea body. -Tita sentence of death against John Real, thc murderer of policeman Sinedlck, has been atllrm ed hy the general term of the Supremo Court of Kew York, Judge Cardoxa dissenting. -A lotter to the New York World from Rome neut ti ns thc limitability of tho creation o? two Ann- lean cardinals. The prelates io be Itnuorcd are Archbishops McCluskey, of New York, and Spa'.ling, or Ualtliuoru. -The Emperor of Austria, .n opening the Reichsrath, recently, favored nconciliatory course In dealing with thc D.il-.u.itiau insurrection, dwelt tipoa the peaceful appearance of European afi'.iir.s with satisfaction, and foreshadowed im? port.):.; concessions by tho Empire to various na? tionalities. -Mr. Peabody's will ls not yet probated. The coutcu'.s arc substantially ns foUowa: Of property in England under ?100,000 ho gives Jt'ooo to each of his executors; Cl?o,uo:> to the Lou? don c'.itirDy, payable iii threo years, and n row small charities lu Individuals. The balance ls divided among his relative-', lu America George Peabody Russell and two other nephews an: mad - residuary legatees, anti are empowered to settle ail or his property in America, which ta es? timated at between ft?^fXM ami SI.DOU.OJO. -A cable telegram dated Rome, December 13, says: "Thr (Ecumenical Council meets to-morrow ?imply td attend ta the del nils i-r organization. The Committees on Faith, Discipline, Ord?rs, and Enc;?.\ .i Affairs nie io be formel. Those commit? tees will c.?n,:rlse In all i-iglity-slx members, to bo appointed i?y a vote of thc Council. Tho offi? cial ll> : of Hui persons entitled Ui attend the Coun? cil is published; lt contain thu uomea of tlfty five cardinals, eleven patriarche, ?inc hundred and iwenty-soven orcUldstiops, two bishops and abbots, twenty-two mitred abbots, anti twenty nine generals of teVglous orders." -A New Yot'k ie:tor of Sunday say.?: ''Fattier nyncin tic is fond ol' makiug Budden tao; ementa. Be left for Franco to-day about as anexpoctcdly as hid !e:t ?'rancc for t?^s country, with the assur? ance, however, Hint he will again visit ;'ic United Statostn fulfil Hie eng igoineiit willett he had par? tlolly made lo lecture in the principal rices. Tho vessel in which bc hos laben passage is tito Po? rche. Only three friends accompanied lum from his boto! to tho ve., el, and of these two were members of the French R?novaient Society. Con? cerning h s future career tie had but Utile to s n on patt'ng, excapt timi ll would bc governed by even s and by thu dca -ions of thc great council In Rom .." -There was considerable excitement la Wall street on Monday over thc discovery that :i large amount of United States bouds had befit altered from thousands !.. len thousand*. Thc linn im? plicated is W. E. Gray A Co., No. 44 Brosd street. Thc lirm consisted or William E. Gray and T. tl. Prair. Gray came originally from Washington. Pratt ls the party who purchased tbeone thou? sand dollar bonds, which were altered to len thousand dollar bonds. Neither Gray nor Pratt have been seen since Saturday. Thc Slock Ex? change offered f&ooo for the apprehension of the parlies. Gray, who is Implicated in the altera? tion of the State Cornily bonds, ls u sou of the late chaplain of the United Stales Senate. -Commissioner Wells, lu his repoil presented to Congress, gives an estimate or thu cost or the late war. Thc government spent lu warexpeuscs and expenses growing ont ot thc war, donn io June SO, 18W, s-i.i7i.oi-i,i&s. This excludes wbut the administration would have cost had there been no war, nnd may Bc coiled thu net emt to thc government or the war. To this, however, must bc added a nnnib-r of itcm!>, which Mr. Wells gives thus: "Pensions, capitalized, .it eight years' parchase, $2GO,ooo,oo?i; increase of stuto debts, mainly on wnr account, 31:6,000,60 >; coun? ty, city and town Indebtedness, tncrcanud on ac? count of thc wor, (estimated) $20O,OO0,W0; ex? penditures of States, counties, cities and towns on m von nt of thc war, not ?cprcsentcd by funded debt, (estimated) $600,000,000; estimated loss to the loyal States from thc diversion and suspen? sion of Industry, and thc riduo?on of Hie Ameri? can marine and ferrying trade, $1,^00,000,0(0; estimated direct expend Huron and loss of proper ty by tho Confi?rate States, by reason of the war, ?3,700,000,000." This makes a tolul of loss by thu war to thc whole country of ulnotbousattd millions of dollars. -The reception of the ro?anlas of the late Mr. Ooorge Peabody, on board ll. il. M. ship Monarch, took place on Saturday. Although lt w.is In? tended that thc proceedings should bc privately conducted, they wc. o attended by an Interesting demonstration of respect. Thc rennins wera so coiii.-auled to thc place td i-i/iuurkallon hy Slr Curtis I.umpson, Charles Kendo, Minister Motley. J. H. Morgan and lt. Som ci ly. They wcro re? ceived ut the dook by the munlolpjl authorities of Portsmouth and thc nilL-ers and mariners of Hie Venaren and of tho United States steamer Ply? mouth. Her Majesty's-.teamer Duke oi Welling? ton tired minuto gum during tho emba.kallon. Tho ships In thc harbor displayed thJir cnsigus as tiie Monarch steamed out. Un tlic urrival of thc conni on hoard Minister Motley addrcsscd Captain Commcretl, comiu.uidcr of thu Monarch, aa follows: .S'fr-When tho rresldent of the United States wits informed of tlic death of the groat philanthropist, thc la? mented Mr. Peabody) he at once ordered a ship front thc Uuropgan squadron of the United States to prow od lo this country tn order to convey his romains lo America. Simultaneously the Queen, apprised of thc sad event, gave orders that one of her Majesty's ships he appointed lo perform tlic same oiMce. Till i double honor Hom thu hoads of two great nations toa simple American citizen was, liku Ids bounty l?j the poor or holli nations, quite unprecedented. The President lias yielded UIOHt cordially to tho wish of the Queen, und Diu remalle, of Mr. Peabody arc now to he convoyed across the Atlantic lo his native country, to bc burled with his kindred. All that trna mortal of our lamented friend was taken this murn? ini: from Westminster Abbey, where, very rarely before In history, did u foreigner of any liulliiu find scpulluic, whether temporarily or permanently, und bas been brought to this port. Aa Minuter ur thu Republic, nt tho court or ber Majesty, 1 have been requested by the relatives and executors or Mr. Peabody, who are now precut, to confide these revered remains to your keeping. Tills duty 1 have now thu honor of rut lining. Captain Uomncrcll replied: Mr. ilollnj I accept I lie sacred trust, slr, m the same spirit tn which yon hti/c confided il lo my care, and I assure you these remull?s shall be cared and gnni lied hy mc and thole around ute willi jeal? ous interest, as sacrod relics ot one whoso memory I will ever be held dear by the peupla ol my country. ?Ve print, thia morning, tho letter of u Cort*C8|K>ndcnl, in which a pinn Ls suggested for securing tho iiitrotluction into thc State of ti number o? Chinese sufliclcnt lo give thu \ planters and formera ?rn mitch efficient agrl <...iUtir.il labor ita they require. Thu pion tip pears to Im n good ono, but it is suggested Ultlt it would lu: necessary to lix beforehand, tho rolo of wages to bo paid thc Immi? grants, us well us tho Beale ol rations omi j tin.' period for which they would certainly ho paid. At present, t?tere is little precise and doli nile infornuition to bo bud in rcgtird to tito wants and peculiarities of the Chinan?. The plantera who ataree lo luke o number of thom arc groping in the dork, lind do not know whether they oflbr enough, in thc ri-^ht woy. to induct! the cautious Asiatic to Imnil vr.it : to tho South. Every ounce of foci is wolli) o pound of theory, und wo are glad to be able lo give, from loiters received from Ute Hong Kong correspondents of Messrs. Robert Mure & Co., nomo ideo of the only way in which contntcts with tho Chinese con ls: safely made. The correspondents referred lo, writing on October 18th of Ute present year, soy thal it id essential ut tho very start to determino UiuIllegality In the United Slides of contracts m.uio with Chinese laborers. This should bo Busily dona Tho law is plain und ex? plicit, ?ind is intended to prevent tho coolie tr.'idc, not free Chinese Immigration. Thc cori 'Spondents any that agricultural labor? ers '' io not willingly leave Chino unless forced **by Hie distress of o dear rice season, and "f en tVy prefer emigration to countries "where other oi their countrymen have boen ..before, hove betti wr-11 treated and have re '.turtied home agni)), to adventuringto anew "locality." For instance, they go readily to British ludio und to Kon Francisco, but ure loss eager to go lo Dutch Quiana, "while n "ship requlri 'Voe hundred Guinean for "Peru, (on .rt,) dod offering liberal and "trustworthy contracts, has beeu tiliout len "months procuring her com-piomentt" Short j periods o? service, too, are preferred. The method of obtaining the laborers Li somewhat OS follows: On Chinese being required, the contract is translated into Chi? nese, and under certain local and provincial guarantees, is circulated in the proper official quarters in thc country districts. Brokers and agents tire also sent on their trov?is In l)te sinne quarters, and lite emigrants who engage, with them are sent on to Kong Kong. Here they have to wait until the Ship is ready, and aro fed and clotiied ul their em? ployers' expense. A bonus <J eight dollars Lt given them upon engagement, ns well as ti couplo 61 Mitta o? clothe?, IriYnkt-ts mi's, pillows, .tc, and un udvan sc of a motu' 's wages, seven dollars. A foin t?o labor jr re? ceives a ' onus o' twenty ?o'.lurs, anlii children accompany thc man und wife, a forth'::' lof.itsir paid. A I onus of sixty iol Itirsisto ho paid atllio termination of Die contract, or thc Inhorer bas instead ut his option u frau passage, with rations, back to China. Tho foregoing expenses before cm barkatlon overage about seventy dollars, '.!?e dollar being taken ns equal to Aa. Cd. sterling Provisions for Hit: voyage hove to Ix! iouud by the employer, os well os tncdi cal attendance and p-ssogo money, the whole costing from CH to ?16 a aead. According lo tho calculations of the Hong Koiu- Orin of whom iva have already spoken, tho tot ul cost of each malu laborer, besides his monthly wages, would ls:, for bonutes, advance, Ac, seventy dollars, and expenses Of possagO soy Xl." sterling, or equal lo ?170 in Kudural currency. Theao particulars r.re of great interest coining from a well known mid responsible linn, und to make Ihn information of our renders upon this subject os complete as possible, we publish in another column Ute furin of agreement usually adopted by per? sons engaging Chinese to work in Dutch Quiana. 'I'lie Phosphate itlonopoly. Barbra Hie exclusive ri r'lt of mlnin ; phosphates in tho beds o' tvlgablo streams is granted lo any one, tho Gen.nl Asssn bly had better oscortuin, as nearly as pos i lilo, tho probable VJ?U? of tho privilege The State cannot afford t> give tip for ti trille un clement o' Wealth which may provo Bttfllclout to cancel :i largo p irt of our debt, and a little delay cannot injure tho petition? ers if they ure really o?oring as high u prieo us can safely be given. A competent commission could soon as? certain the extent of tho river phosphate de? posits ami their commercial value. The right tomine them could then bo formed out on such terms as would secure to the KL'ito o faJr peroontage of profit. This course will protect tho State, aud may aovo the Logiiloturo from committing another financial blunder. WK print the report of tho Senate Cora millce on tho Abbeville Contested Election. As was expected, they throw out the volo at Calhoun's Mills, where Colonel Cothran had a majority, and r ooo m rn en 1 that Guillu (Radical) be admitted to his seat. Tito Price of Hie Plgtulls SoifB of the proceedings of tho House on Tuesday were very tanny. Rc \ 1< w i. Amoaa AMHKICA AS? ABU. Notes of ii Five Yojir.v Journey Around llio World. and of a Residence In Arizona, Japan mut (Ulina. Hy Ksphacl I'liinpelly. Now York: Loypoldt A liuii. charleston : John Russell. Pp. 454. Ilrlofly dcscri'icd, this hi thu narration of I u journey from Jiu westernmost part of" tho railroad in Missouri, across Hie Pacific lo Jopan, und ucross Uto continent of Asia to thu frozen cupilal of Russian civilization. This journey was begun in thc autumn o J8G0 and oudod in 1865, und it is duo to tho accomplished traveller lo remark at thc oul tsoL tliut his descriptions uro in till cases short, graphic and pointed, and that ho 1ms evidently turned to good account Ida largo opportunities of obtaining novel und valu? able Information. Tho opeulllg ehnptcrs of "Across Amnri "(Mi uud Asia" describe Arizoua, with its wild Indians and wilder frontiersmen, and uro lilied willi thu romance o? real Western lifo. Enough Ls told of thc deviltry and treachery of the redskins lo palliate tim re? prisals of the borderers; but Professor Puui pclly (p. .'Ill) looks huck upon thc history of our Intercourse with the original owners of | our country "as n sad commentary on the "Protestant civilization of the past twoccn "Lurlcs," and is outspoken in expressing bia opinion (p. ?WV) thal thc Indians should he protected hy tho government "in their rights, "and nr.nle Lo respect tho rights of Other*." Tliis is the whole question in a dozen words. Upon arriving at Sun K runcisco, Professor Pumpolly wus uugaged by ibo Japanese fjovoroment to explore a part of the. Rmpire, ?ind set suil for Yokohama, staying lon<j enough ut Honolulu to cimhlo him to give u lively sketch of Hie manners und conditiou o? tho Sandwich Islanders. The labors of thc untiring missionaries have hud some effect; but the costume introduced by thc missionaries fifty years ugo, is still {horrt bilti diclu) thu dress of the native women, anti un soiuo of the islands (p. 71) thc peo? ple "bring on Sunday nil their clothing In n "bundle to the door of thc church, where "Lhey dress, and after service, doffing their "costume, carry it homeward under t heir "arms." An account of an excursion to visit the DulblitZ, u colossal* stntuo of Budda, opona the description of Japan, and in thc ousuituj chapters tho author sketches the history, political condition, religion, the social bab? ita and customs, t ho geology and geography, aud Hie climatic peculiarities of that remark ablo country. There is nothing dull in what ure usually Hie dullest of details. A well told anecdote or bit of telling delineation of | character, meet the reader before geology or mineralogy can Ure. Professor Pumpeily is emphatic in his de? nunciation (p. 135) of tho policy followed by the West in treating with the Must, Ile says: "Tho representatives of tho Western "governments are clothed with almost sove "reign power, nnd are only loo often nlso "imbued with the prejudice of race. That "which they would not dream of doini "tho face of an European power, (.hoy often "do not hesitate to practice toward a weaker "Oriental nation-constantly violating "tornalional law, al tho sumo time that "they demand of thom an observance of it." The author, therefore, heartily approves of Hie policy of bringing Ullina iuto the circle of independent nations, and dedicates his work to tile "chief author of that policy,'' the lion. Anson Burlingame. Tho growth of Hie revolution in Japan caused "ie government to bring to an cud its engagement with Professor Pumpolly, who next wont to Shanghai. Of the geog? raphy of China, and of thc babita of its peo? ple, Hie author gives a full account, conclu? ding his volume with the story of his adven? tures while crossing the table lands of Cen? tral Asia and the snowy wastes of Siberia. Of Un Chinese tho author speaks with a kinnimo, s (hat would a-ltoulsh Ute Califor? nia Democracy. Aa ono who knows, lin says (p. Util) that tho Chinese have a high sense of family und commercial honor, that Uicy are charitable, frugal, temp?ralo und industrious, ami that infanticide is less prevalent, proportionately, in Chin;*. Hun in America. Tho whole question of Chine, immigration la thoroughly and patiently discussed. Chinese emigration should o> 2C:*.I "rapidly raise our Southern Statc3 to a "height of prosperity never yet reached by "thom, and render possible the complet iou "aud maintenance of great works, neceas ii - "ry lo control the overflow of tho Missis "slpul, and to drain unproductive mid mill "arloua regions." Hut will tho price bo too high! Professor Pumpolly treats Chinese immigr?t ion us a necessary step toward '.Hie iinlllcaUoti of mankind by tho asslml "lotion of tho liest parts of its different "races into u new type," und docs not dread their competitivo or political influence; hut he wisely insists that thoy shall understand '.our social und political organization" be? fore they have, a voice, and that they sholl not acquire citizenship without a residence of several years, and not less than the abil? ity to read ?iud write thc English language. We may remark that Professor Pompclly talks with the nonchalance of a circumuavi gator (p. 403) of building a railroad forty six hundred miles long, from Shanghai to Kazan, tho eastern terminus of the Russinn Railroad, und that ho wns Informed that the labor of the emancipated serra in Siberia has already Improved "at least 30 percent." Upon the freedmen has devolved the duty of maintaining tho old and infirm, mid this "forma au Incentive lo habita of sobriety 'and economy." Wo hope ouo day lo chron? icle a similar result in South Carolina. Tho style ot Professor Pumpeily ls gene? rally good mid clear; b"t Hoch words ns ?cultivablo" and "productivity" aro not en? durable in Eastern America, whatever muy be thought of Hiern In Honolulu or on tho Steppes of Tartary. Tho Illustrations arc excellent, and well-drawn map make Ute text clear to ovory comprehension. A vulu ablo and interesting diopter on Japanese art ls given by Ur. LaParge, to whom Pro? fessor Pumpeily acknowledges bis obliga? tions. The whole book ls beautifully print? ed with clear type, on tinted paper, and ls handsomely and strongly bound. Tba Interest which o ve ry American takes in the vast empires of the East, whose in? terests and fortunes wo hopo to join with ours, has lcd m to write at a greater length than wo had intended. We must coqtcut ourselves with saying, in conclusion, that "Across America and Asia" Is, nt this limo of all others, ono of tho most suggestives and amusing boo'.H that can bo placed in tho hands of statesman, student., philoso? pher or business mau. iii niuo. WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN RE made known to everybody in tiiiH column at the ralo of S3 conta for twenty wonts or less, each insortitm, ir patti in advance. A YOUNG LADY OF CHARLESTON .?V desires a all mitton aa Governess In a private tumpy. A moderate Malary only required. t;.\ oelleni recommendation . given. Adare** "K. Lt. C.." Box No. 301. Charleston, S. C. decin thstufi? WHITE HOY WANTED, WHO UNDER? STANDS ATTENDING ?Alt. One with good reference may apply ai Dexter llouae, No. il tineen Street, ueiir Klug. t?celo I* WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN AS Son nisi ross and general house servant. Nom? with children need apply. Corner Churlolte and Kli/aiieth Ht re ut*. ilaelO I* WANTEDIA MALE HOUSE SER? VANT. WT'' need apply hut thORe who eon Ill ing recommendations. A|iply ul No. ti hull slrtt-i. tied? 1? WANTED, A NURSE, TO MIND^TTI?V DREN. Apply ut No. 88 Held Htreet. drem t ^ ACOMPETENT HOOK KEEPER WANTS a Situai lon. Address J. W., care Class Itox No. 1?S, post?nico. dec 18 4" V?TANTED. A?10OD COOK AND WAS1L YT ER. Reference* reo, ul red, Apply at southwest corner of Smith atm Montague streets. dec's 2? WANTED, A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife wish to prootirc permanent Hoard lu a private, family, oqAvhorc there ate few hoarders. Terms mimi ne moder?le und location pleasant. Address "CAROLINIANS," ?ox tts, Charleston rout rim CO. declt WANTED. A .V^i?m^vT^AN" CAPA BLE ot colling and titting children's clothes, uiul who tsj? good seamstress. Apply tit No. 14 Meeting strain. declO WAN TED, DY A YOUNG MAN FROM tho up-country, aSttuaUon tn some Whole? sale or Retail lloujo. Can Iniluencc Hade, or would travel for some legitimate business. Ad dn-ss .MORRIS, (mice of'fur. NKWH. dot'8 12* WA NTED, A^SITflA'rTti^Asl??T'??^ INTENDENT on a Rice l'laiitallnii by * one armed mun, who.has seven years' experience In Rice culture, and good recommendations from lils former employers. Pienso address W. ll. JV., Churlenton, s. c. decs WANTED, DY A LADY, A SITUATION ns Teacher, either in a Davor Daunting Behool. She luis hail seven year's* experience, mid teaches, beside* the usual English branches, french, Cern?an and Music. Address Miss lt. I.. YOUNO, Cnionvllle, S. C. Refers to Oeiiernl W. II. Wallace, of Union, uud Central J. lt. Kershaw, of Camdon._dr? 14 tut hst; n*c* WANTED.-A YOUNG HARRIED MAN, as yours old, would like to lake charge of a large Colton Plantation, In Hie State ol S ul li Carolina. Any one In want of n good, faithful Overseer, will do well to tddrcss the undersigned. Can give thc bent of references. Hood steady li ii lilt .-t. lind not troubled with politics. Address, lor two. mouths, I?. W. EDWARDS, fortland, Maim?. novio Imo* WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK, tu a Wholesale Drug Store, or n large Re? tail and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to go In the country, w ill expert but a small com? pensation ai lirai. Thc applicant ls a graduate of the South Carolina Medical College. Address M. H., i li i mu: h the Poxt'iuicc. onto T1TANTI5D, A HOUSE, NEAR THE > T central part ol the city, containing five or six rooms, willi good outbuildings and .rater. AddrcM D. al this Olllee. sepias AGENTS WA NT KD KVERYWHERE TO sell Hie American KNITTING MAURINE, tin-only practical Family Kuilling Machine ever invented. Price fsa. Will kuli 20.oon sUtchcs per minute. Address American Knitting Machine Company, Reston, Muss., m st. Louis, Mo. ?us?as arno* WANTED, EVEItt'HODY TO KNOW thal JOH PRINTINt: of all kinds, plain and omuinctital, ls executed promptly !u Hie m 'desi style ami ai the lowust New Yolk prices, at THE Nnws Job IHUee, No. \V> HAST RAY. Call amt examine tho scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere. WANTED, AGENTS.-TWOHUNDKED and Fitly Dollars per month, io sell thc only Heuu'.ne Improved Common Sensu F; ullv SEWING MACHINE. Prlco only $18. uren; In? ducements to Agents. This ls Hie most ?topulur Sewing Machine of Hie dav-makes Hie famous "Elastic Lock Stitch"-wilt ila any kind of work Unit eau be done on any machine. ' One hundred Ihoosaud sold ami Hie demand constantly In? creasing. Now ls thc time to take nu agency, t-end for Circular*. JT3- lteware of InfrlugerH.-TTO Address SECO.MII A CO., llu.non, Mass.; Pitts? burg, Pa., or St. Louis. Mo. OC129 amos _ (Eo lient. HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS, Ac, now vacant, can readily bc rented by advertising them in lin* column. Thc rate ts S3 oems ror twenty words or less, each Insertion, if paid In advance. ARRIOK YARD TO RENT OR LEASK. To Rem or Lease, a valuable ERICK YARD, tm Cooper River, ??tiren miles from the city. Case Incomplete order, and a tine landing hui a low yard* Hom tho same. Apply ai tin-ellice, or :? WM. TENNENT, Law Range, declfl th-jv mo RENT, A HOUSE IN HULL STREET, X next io the ' corner ol Smith, luivlng 0 or 7 rooms, pantry elsu-rn, gas, with doutite piazza und outbuilding* l:i good arder. Possession given immediately. A pply ut Nu. 31 Coming- street. . dt'cll lutiis.'.i aVJ RENT. THE TWO AND A HALF . STORY ItlHCK RESIDENCE, Meeting strecl, between Society and Weutwurth street, east side, ootitaiuliig four sojnare room*, two attics, pantry, und dressing room, with elstern ?uni accessary oiiibuildings. Apply at HART'S Hard ware Store, curlier r.iatr and Market streets. t ilee.1 mo RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX JL THEES for a grocery and bar-room, corner Longitude J*ineund East May. To au approved li'Hiinl rent will be rio per month. Also, Big large square Rooms, with Bro places, hack piazzas and cistern water uti every story. Thc rooms will be rented singly If preferred, Inquire nt Mr. HOSE, tm the premise*._ _net JO mo RENT, TUB FINE RICE AND CCHN JL TON PLANTATION, known a? "Claytiuld," lu christchurch Parish,twenty utiles from Mount Pleasant. This placo has been planted cvury year Mineo Hie war. Tho Engine, Threshing Ap? paratus ami cms are lu complete order. There are about .'.no acres primo rice hind, with very extensivo reserven, mid ?.tiout loo acres cotton land. Then: ls n riipncious residence of seven rooina, with the usuul outbuildings. Thc sett le? mont numbers twelve houses, tn the best repair. Labor is very abundant In the vicinity. The imct rovers about scon aeras, nil'ordiug a caplial range for stock, bulli in summer and whiter. Any one applying immediately, may obtain on the place, niiiles, carts, ploughs, harrows, seed rice uud col tou seed. For additional ptirticidars, apply lo JAMES McCARE, Calhoun Cotton Press, Church street, near Bi omi. dicta mth4 Doaromg. BOARDING.-PERMANENT OR TRAN? SIENT Board cnn Bc obtained at the King .\i.uision, corner of Georgo and Meeting streets. Accommodations ami comfortable rooms, fur? nished or unfurnished, to suit applicants. rlecl4 lutlia N~ ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD nt Mrs. MILLER'S, No. 0 Hudson sirco!. dec?s Loot nnbi .fqimft. f OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IP YOU i J have lost, anything, make it known to tho piing,.: through l ins column. Tim rate fur twenty wo-ds or less, each Insertion, ls 23 coats, If paid m advance. IOST OH STRAYED FROM MY PRRM J ISES, No. lio Calhoun street, a Iorgo white BULL TERRIER, having n black spot over ono eye, mid his ears und iou out. The rlndcr of the sumo will ho rewarded na Rs delivery ul the above piuco. declO _Conf^for^^ilc. Ir. LO RIDA LAND FOR SALE.-A 1 valuable PLANTATION of 830 acres In Ma? non County, Florida, Is offered at private aale, about ono half cleared and under cultivation: part best hammock. Tills PlaniaUon ls ene el the most desirable In tho State; Is rory produc? tive for Cotton, Rico, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables, Ao.; also Uno for Oranges ami other Frulta; I? loonted in one of tho healthiest and most plea? sant neighborhoods In tho State, being conveni? ent to railroads, churches, Ac Apply to A. H. MULLICAN,' Cotton Factor, Acoomotoila4lon Wharf, Charleston, a 0. non? K <g bu ca tia nal. ING'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL, 1 ORKVlLl.il, S. 0. Thc First Session of the school year of 1870 will begin on the 1st of February, 1970. Terms-For aohool expenses, Including tuition, board, washing, lights, futi, books and slaUon ery, $133 In currency, per session of livo months, payable tn aura nev. . For circulars oontolnlng full particulars, apply to COUOKBL A. COWARD, deoo thins Principal and Proprietor. ?Hcetiiigs. UNION KILWINNING LODGE, No. 4, A. F. M.-Tho A n n ii .il ' : ' > r : 11 ?, 11111. ? 1111 r> r i of tins Lodge win ho holden at Man??lo Hull,Tina (Thiir.'du.v) i:\ KNl\ii. nt o'clock pniiselT. (..?mili.luios for tho SI. M. Hearts! will please ho bc punvlnal. l'y ortler W. M. ADAM E. GIBSON, ?leela Secret u rr. / tllAULKSTON TYPOG RAPHTG?L V_/ SOOIKTT.-An UNI ru Meting of your So? ciety will ho holden 'fins DAV, ?II I o'clock, at Tun Kitwa Oftlce. Hy order of tili- 1'rcslilciit. ilocti; JAMBS HONAN, H. erriary. mil K REGULAR QUARTERLY MI-.hTING L o? the LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will bo hclil nt Hie "Willows' Home," lu broad street, on Kunu Y MOUNINII, tho ITth Inalant, tit ll o'clock. Members will pica su attend. Ilyordwr of the ITOshlcut. iloelO .for Sale. "DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL I'RO J.V PERT V of any kind may bc adverilsoil for sale In this r.oluiun, ut the rat? or St cenia rnr twenty words ur less, each nisei lion, ir paid In a?l vance. WANTED YOUNO MK?T TO KNOW that al It. WHITE'S Furniture Store, No. KM icinir streut, lhere ls u splendid new Vclocl? neile, willi patent brake, worili ?loo; will bo sold tor ?;".i) ir culled lor soon. dedil I* IT/OR SALE. THAT DESIRABLE RKSl ? DENCE, No. :?8 South Hay. Apply to ROI! EUT mn;, No. r, Adgor's Wharf. octvs iii FOR KALE, THE NEW AND COM^ MODlOb'S yacht MARY ELLA, capacity six lons, lu complete order. For terms, Ac. apply lo T. I). CLANCY A CO.. No. Ul Easl Kuy. novae un two Ipoll SALE, TWO KINE IKON WA? TER TANKS, each of 400 gallons capacity, iiiey measure 4 reel square. Applr at lt. MHKB A Cit.. noyce's North W harf. * doola I71011 BALE, SEVERAL YOUNGWORK 1 HORSES AND MULES, at J. CHRISTO I'll ER'S Stables. No. cnn King street. dec! I7IOU SALE. A LARGE LOT oT' COUN ; TRY APPLES. Frosh supp.los constantly arriving. Apply at si-;MK KN A PIEPER, comer Spring mid King strcels. dccll C FOR SALE, A FEW OF THOSE CHOICE HOILSKS mid MULES still on hand, and for sale low to make room Tor another lot. ALSO, A lilllie Young MARK mid her COLT, two months old. Apply lo IL ARNOLD. droit 1710 lt SALE, AN EXCELLENT VARIE. ; TY or UPLAND COTTON SEED. Delivered nt Hie South Carolina Railroad, In bags or two bushels, $1 M per bushel tor four bushels or loss, SI St per bushel ror six bushels or more. Apply to OKORO li E. WHALEY, st. Matthew's P. o., Oraugeluirg County, S. C. docs 2inos IT^OR SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION situated on tho Ashley Hiver, a rew miles n om tho elly, containing about one hundred ncros, one.hail cleared, with comrorlable dwell? ing and necessary outbuihUngs. H not sold bv the 'joih Instant, thc owner will bu willing lo lo't Hie premises to a rcponslblo party with a small capital, to bc plunlcd on sharos. For further In* rorniailon apply lo Ycuniug's Wharf, Bunill of Calhoun street. dei " FOR SAL E. STEAM PORTABLE CROSS-CUT OR WOOD SAWING MA? CHINES. King's patent, suitable for cutting cord wood, shingles, staves or ctoplmard blocks, and particularly adapted to thc wants or railroads, wood contractors, wood yard, saw mill, and lum. ber mon generally. For this machine wc claim precedence over uuythlng of thc kind ever at? tempted. All parlies Interested lind tho public uro nu ii e-i io see this machino lu operation dully rrnin ii o'clock A. M. io i p. M., ui. the Artesian Weil Lot, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets. State or County rights, or single machines Cor salo. Apply to CAMERON, HARK LEY A CO. lle?ll lino PRINTING PRESS FOR SXLE~AT A CHEAT RA RH A IN.-One small CyilnderTAY IJIIR PRESS In complete repair, lt has been bul little used, mid is sold simply because Hie present owner hus no use for lt. The size of the bed ot Ibo Press ts forty-four by Ofty-eight inches. Said Press will be sold nt a great bargain if applied ror at once, us thc room it occludes ls wanted for other purposes. Addrcsss box No. 3705 New York PiMloiuce. tcpt'JO ?jorl?cnltRr?, -?gricnlturc, &z. ORNAMENTAL TREES, ROSES,GREEN? HOUSE I'LA NTS, Ac-Consisting or thc best sorts Jap?nica Plants and Flowers, Fruit Trees and other Nursery liants. Catalogues can be got on thc premises. Spring street, second door west ol' Rutledge avenue. dcc4 fttutho* WM. FKItOUSON. .financial. rilWO THOUSAND DOLLARS GOLD Apply lo PINCKNBY DRUTHERS. _ i'eclii _North_.\t!:intlc. WhurL_ .JTl 0 ll SALE. OLD HANK STOCK Dank Rills City Stock ' Stale Hoads. Dy A. C. KAUFMAN, declt luths broker. Ku. SS Groad sirc>?. OU?S M j L A IN, j BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 4 8 ll ROAD STREET. Charlo Milli, S. C. stock?, ronds nn-t -told bought, carritti ami sold shun ni New York City. Funicular ai ion tum paid io the purchase and 'ale ur all kinds of Southern S.. ci ni tl es. oe t.. XUiGCCllORCORO. IF YOU WANT BLANK HOOKS MADE TO ORDER, mid of thc best material, to anj pattern, go lo EDWARD FERRY, No. IV. Meeting strcot, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C. deel I runos II . DAUER, MUSIC DEALER, Plano Tuner, Teacher or Vio? lin. Flute and Guitar. Repairer of Mostea) Lstru mcnts. Hitchcock's Five and Ten cents Music always on hand. HALLS AND PARTIES furnished with thc best and most fashionable Mimic lately received from Europe at moiterale prices. Apply at No. 440 King street, fonr doors above Calhoun. octltl tulmtliOinos_ J T IS ABSUBD TO NAME SUMTER, CAROLINA, llOSTETTElt, OK PLANTA TATION HITTERS, while Hie production of the great SOLOMON ls lu our midst. Uncle Sam appro elates lt highly by pormlttlng Hie aale free from stamp duly. For sui.? at RAOUL A LYNAH. ?leos T. c ii IT r P. i N DENTIST, omen NO. ?75 KINO Kramer, novl3 9m os IF YOU WANT THE CELEBRATED CARTER'S WIUT1MO aad GOTTING INK. ccrubtnrd, go tn EDWARD PERRY. No. 1? Morling street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. a_00014 Cmos S OLOMON'8 BITTERS A BPBOIFIO For that disease which ls cored by tho tpplica Hon of the bair of Uio blUng dog. Numerous cerlttloatcs can ho furnished. For salo at BuOUI. A LYNAH. rt oed JUST BBOEIVED. OAltBONATB OF AMMONIA Bicarbonate or Sorta Oroam of Tartar Fresh Hops. For sale, wholesale and ror?iy l^ y ^ ooU No. 181 Meeting street. ^VmnocmctUs. A CADE M Y O V MUSIC. Proprietor.JOHN CHADWICK Lcs-eeuud Manager.JOHNY, roui? I ast Nights or thc Engagement of thc CHAPMAN s i ST:: KS and c. lu BISHOP. THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IO, Tho New Coined}-, (' Il E C K i<i A T K . > karlotte.Mhw.lll.ANCH E. Maltha.Miss ELLA. Som.Mr. II1SHUP. Concluding with T ll B V O ll T Y T II I R V K S , Or Striking Oil In Parally .lars. (Innern.Miss IILANCIIK. Morgiana.Mian 1:1.1.A. Ilnsatirae.Mr. c. ll. BISHOP. KUI DAY, BENEFIT OK Mil. C. lt. IIISHOP. SERIOUS KAMI LY AND J KN NY LI N I). dcelQ A C A I) K M Y O V M U SIC, TIIK PORTY THIEVES.! ll I S ll O P , Til K KOKTY THIEVES. THU KOKTY TIIIKVKS. A* THU DIU Tn I KP, TIIK PORTY TIHKV?K. TIIK KOKTY THIEVES. II A S S A K A C. THC POUT Y THIKVK-vl Tl IK PORTY THIEVES.; - TIIK KOKTY TIIIKVKS.' THU KOKTY TIIIKVKS.! TIIK KOKTY TIIIKVKS. IH.ANI.I1K IIB CAN KM. TIIK KOKTY TIIIKVKS. TIIK PORTY TIIIKVKS. - TIIK KOKTY TIIIKVKS. TIIK KOKTY TIIIKVKS.ELLA n:i MOKUIANA, TUM KOKTY Till KT RA. I TH? KOKTY TIIIKVKS. Introducing Ute Sereu TH K KOKTY TIIIKVKS.! TIIK KOKTY TIIIKVKS. rule rrom TIIK POIITY TIIIKVKS.1 Tllli KOKTY THIKVKS.|U ti N K V I K V K . A CHARLESTON DONKEY WILL MAKE HIS FIRSTAPPKAILVNCK ON ASV STACK. KrMay, Mr. BISHOP'S Benoni. AMIN ADAH SLEEK AND JENNIE LIND. THE FASHIONABLE MATINEE ON SATDP ?AV. KA RE WELL PERFORMANCE SATURDAY NICHT. decir, 1 MUSIC! For ihe gr.n Meal lon of those residing ont or ihe elly, who win visit Charleston Christmas weet;, 11 series of KLEOANT, AMHSINO AND SEA? SONABLE PHRPOHMANCES will he given at tho Academy, commencing Dcooinbcr 20. Tho playa will he new and attractive, uud will bc produced in first class style. In a Temple or Ute Drama that favorably compares willi the best structures of New York City In embellishment, comfort and beauty. dccito E Cumber, ?\\?, S?z. N CLIS II 0 O A L so tons or liest "Wigan" llonao COAL, arrived per "Yitmnri" rroin l.iveipool. For sale hy IL T. WA LE KR. deelO 2 (Eigars, (?obar.co, &c. ^"O IMPOSITION! K.L. MORILLO, Manufacturer of navunaund Domestic CIR A KS, sud dealer in TOBACCO, Snuff mid lipes, keeps always on hand a full assort? ment of the shove artlctr-a, and hilara thurn from 20 to :t0 cents per loo cheaper than any oilier house. Any orders fur Cigars will bc promptly and faithfully executed. Having on hand a large stock or Pipes, I offer them ul cost, prices. Terms cash or city accep? tance. Call at decM tuthJin No. ."52 KINC STREET. T^arotocirc, (EtitUrrt, ??c. HARDWARE AND HOLLOWWARE, OF DIRECT IMPORTATION, NOW LANDING PER STEAMER MARMOR A. Elwell'* HOES, tirades' Crown Plant?is:, Steel Hues, anil other makers. Slimier Holts, Smith*1 Vices. Coin Mills. Fry Pans, Brass and Iron Penders, Cu ironware, consisting or Oven* and extra Covers, rrnm ? to ._'?? Inch. Pots, l quart to tio gel? ions. Spider*, 8 to 14 nuh. all lu (lue order. Rodger*1 Ivory (latidlo Knives; Rcktsora. Ami on baud aline assort mem or Builder* Hard? ware. Plantation Tools, and Agricultural Imple? ments. Also. Agenta for thc DODGE'S PBR?'ECT PLOUGHS, and EllurtHi'a Truuspuuitcr*. For sal.- at lo iv price* by K. R. MARSHALL, Sign ot Hie Holden Gun, deco thslutlisfi No. 310King street. jartuitig iUiuljiiwo. J?j EWIN O MACHIN S S . The place lu hay H E W INO M A C II I N ll S Is where you have 11 choice vi style-t of diifcrenl makers. I leave thc best single and doub'c-thrcad Ma? chines now hr.furc the public. TUK WILLCOX A GIRDS' S I L KN T M A C ?I 1 N E A stn mc "WEED" K. F. LOCK-STITCH Arc thc simplest and most reliable Mnchlue* made. Every Machine ls warranted lo give suUs raction, or lt wUl be exchanged Tor other kiuds. All kinds ol Sewing noally und promptly done Order* takon for au finit class gowing or Knllun" Machines, Needle*, Oil, Thruiid, bilk, Aft. REPAIRING os tuual. D. li. HASELTON, mru/l stu th ty No. 807 King street. XttacJlingrp, (Eastingo, &c. T^XCELSIOR IKON WORKS. E3TAUI.ISIIKD 1839, FOOT OF UTI! STREET, EAST RIVER. IRON FRONTS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OP IRON WORK pon am LD t ita ronronea. GEO. it. JACKSON, H URN ET A CO., Proprietor*. BAKOU OPPICK, NJ. '?Ol CKNTKK RTRKKT, COIINL'U OP KOWARI). novel amos_ WAGON AXLES, COMMON, CONCORD, Iron Dub, and Solid Collar, of superior quality and Balah. Also. M muriel tirer* o? Ma? chinery, Patent Steam and Bell Forge Hammer*, Power Shears, Car Axle*, Windlass Nocks, Truss Shapes, Crowbars, Boiler Frt>ut*, Cost Jrou Jack Screws, Paient Swage Blocks, Tiro Bonder*, Forg Inu* and Casting*. Address, ror Prlco List, LYMAN KINSLEY A CO., nari* lina Cambrldgoport, Mass. TAMES II A R H A L & CO. (XJTTON AND (JENE RAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2 3 WHITEHALL STREET (Lower and of Broad way J NEW YORK. Literal Ail va noca made upon Bine of Lading. nov20 IIIIODAO TIT IL LISA CUISOLM, I ACTORS, COMMISSION MERCILVNTS, AXD SHIPPING AGENTS, Wilt ai tend to tho Purchase, Salo and Shipment ?to Foreign and Domestic Ports) of COTTON, UGH, LUMUKU an I NAVAL STORKS. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, H. a B. WILLIS.A. B. Cnuoui. (Stocctieo, fciqrtoro, &c. ^ \ II A M i? A <; N K S. .y. II MORT A CHANDONS IMPERIAL Vc Clicquot Ponaardln Piper A Co. HcldSclek Mummil Dry Vcrzcnay Kiimm'ii Vcrzcnay. Ilouclio Pita A co.'* Napoleon's Cabinet Curie Blanche Cabinet Dry Vurxcnuy. WM. S. CORWIN A CO.. No. 278 Kins street. .Iori? K L A T T ? " & CT Arc now receiving a full .Stock of <.' ROG R til BS AND I. I Q LT O lt ooMatariNd OK: v. cn rt rt ~0 . s, too barrels REPINRR SUCA Its 20 hints, anil barrels Row Sugar HM hltd*. mu? barrets Molasses io barrels Beehive Myrup ino IMIL'H COWJC* 'on packages Mackerel-Noa. I. 2 ami 3 SK burrel* I Ickle?] Mullens anil Herrings loo kegs Nulls loo Im.tc? Cheese rsi boxea Rnajia 2.V> burt els Flout-Kine, Super, Rx tra and Family ~y> halt . hosts Hyson ami Oolong Tea (Ml ker* Dutcll lierrlii:rs !0<| barrels uni tubs Lu rd , IOU barrelli ellison's ami Walter's Whiskey - ca?ks c.ln. Urandy and Wines 1*1 r.iviH Willie's Sehicdum Schnapps .JO casca Hosteller's Ritters. Raisins, Currant*, citron, prunes, Fljrs, Al inoiid", Jollies, Oysters, Pickles. Sweet Oil, Toma? toes, Di milly ami fresh Peaches, Soda, Piro Cracker*, sardines, Rturoh, f?tol, Powder.Matcbea, Urooma nn?i Duckets, sam ki nm, Ac, Ac. Pur .-.ii.' ul ion esl urine*. ll. KI.ATTI". A CO., No. 201 Rust nay, nov sn Northwest corner Cumberland street. K ll II I N f? S ! II U It II I N G S I II Just received. 1'Tno boxes Scaled UFERINGS, mcdluui s:-/.c, and bright, l'or suie liv JOHN A TM Kt). CKTTY, dccl? North Atlantic Wharf. c BART CO Would respectfully cnn tho attention or their city and country rrieuds to their large and varied slock of Kl tc IT, .Vc, which ls now on hand and brinn consiaitilv received, consisting of: 40,no(i Wist India Oranges. .MX) bunches lhmaiixs, Red and Yellow. .2,(iOU Drupe Fruit. 20.000 Cocoanut*. ;>;..) b?rrela Choice Red Apples, leo barrels Dillons. Kiwi und yellow. SOO barrels Irish Potatoes. Ti h arrota l^mg neets. ?0 boxes Lemon*, rw kees Malaga Crapes. :i') boxes Cape Cod Cranberries. CO linxes und drums of Hgs. tal boxes French Prunes, l "iii whole, (mir und quarter boxes Raisins. &o whole and half boxes Kl re Crackers. I) barrels Red Krcnch Roans. 10 frails of Dates. SOO.Ooo Union Torpedoes. :io barrels Nuts, Ac, Ac. All of which will tie sold low at the snbHcrlbers', Nos. Mt, .'.7 und 30 Market street. _ deel I stilt hf!_?_ C. RA RT A CO. T IQ?ORS ! LIQUORS I LdQVOliS I nitflAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. The antMv.rlliera having been appointed sole agents tor ll RN RV WARRACK A CO., IMIIadetphto, lor the Rule of their line OLD ll YB, WU KAT AND DOURIION WHISKIES, ure prepared to make a lllwrat discount on lurgo orders. A lull supply of Ute aiiove Whiskies always on hand. Parlies about purchasing would do well to give us a cull before negotiating else winne. nVRNB A FOGARTY", CORNER CHURCH AND CHALMERS STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. C. novfl tuths2iii<w 1 O II N OATS! 1600 bushels Prime Unltimorc CORN. 1000 bushels Primo Outs. I-aiuling from Hie steamer Sea Gull. ALSO IX Bronn, SOO bushels Prime White and Mixed Old Corn. For sale by dOCtS il JOHN CAMI'SEN A CO. R1 O II N A F L O .A T .loo?) bushels Prime Dry, White North Carolina CollN. For ?ale low wltitc landintr by WEST A JONES, decIS No. Td East Ray. kVVhlBSil APPLES! APPLES! :vo barrels CIIOICP. APPLES, landina fret Schooner I). N. Hawkins. For sale by JOHN P. O'NEIL!, A SON, declt Ko. to: Rust Ray. rjpAYLOlPS ALBANY CREAM ALIS. A fresh supply or this Cetebrilted Rrond of ALP. r eeivcil fresn every week, lu barrels and half barreta. For anio bir JOHN P. O'NEILL A SON, Agents ror Soot li Carolina, deel I No. Kn East Ruy. Cl MED FOTATO?S, IN STORE AND TO JO ARRIVE. .'.co burrel* Oennlne Si cd Potatoes, '.?eu barron Ohllo Reds 100 barrels Oarncit Reds loo barrels Western Reds .Vi barrels Pink-Rye. Reds M burrel l Harrison's and Goodrich's. With ii row barrels or Karly Roso mid oilier choice Seed. For sule hy JOHN F. OKKIL.L A SON, deuil ^riUilmo_No. 167 East Ray. ?j^IOKSON'S COTTON SEED. 400 bushels of this well known COTTON SEED. Ann, 400 bushel* of PROLIFIC SEED. At-PO, PRIPP'S COTTON 8K.KD. and all Other descrip? tions of S"U Isbuid Seed. For solo by FRASER A DILL, Factors, Adger's Nortb Wharf dt\c2 thsinnuAc c OW AND FOWL FEED. 10.000 lbs. MILL PEED or SHORTS, which con? sumers pronounce to be far superior to Rice Flour, and a good aubsUtute for Cow reas, at 92 ;>er 100 lbs. AMO, coo bushel* Wheat Screenings, an excellent Fowl FOCH. For sale nt 2f>c per bushel. J0I?N OAMPSEN A CO. nov22 tnlbslmo M ARENGO CURES FEVER AND AGUE. THE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD, erjrFur sole by nil Druggists. O. J. IA UN, Agent, Druggist, Corner King and John street, sept 17 sm os Charleston, 8. ft O L O U O H'S BITTERS S ABB FOR SALB BT Dra. RAOUL St L Y N A H, At Wholesale and Retail, CORNU H KINO ANO MARKET septu 3mos A. F. CUKVRBDX, SCULPTOR AND ARCHITECT, MARBLE WORKS, Corner Meeting street, and Uorlbeek'a Alley, Charleston, a. a Plans mado to order and wwkexeeaied promptly, miyt tb tn too?