The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 16, 1869, Image 4
W til tn OU Nim-i'Hi?.
Happy Hie man whoso curly caro
An alley for lila fair provides;
HIM skill Hliall win UKI freinent spare,
And eke the double-ten besides.
A row or conscious friends shnll ell
lieslde Illili on Hie narrow board,
Applaud willi Joy euell lucky blt,
And triumph whet his gains ure scored.
High poised In air tun polished sphere,
fred ?eli thc downhill or thc plus;
An stubble liles I hey disappear,
And the just uian his victory wins.
So triumph in thc game of l.tfe
Thc hands whom) aims are true and strong,
So falls Temptation's luillted strife.
While angel choirs il**lr shouts prolong.
TM JV J-'JtJW-LOrii TRAC. KUY.
Iratest Asrii'ctit ol' Iii?; KlvdUitrdKon-Mc
Kiiriiiml disc-View ot' Hie Stroilg
Hlnrictl Kt mu 11 . - iii i ? li i i Ai i ;\l ^ ut il
HH UcfcilCr-Ureclcy'K Stlllrmi n(- M< -
Fa ri ii it d'* fin?, tfec.
Tho New York papers 00111111111' to discuss
with unabated warmth Hie curious complications
.and results of ttic McflnriaiHl-lllcUurdsou homi?
cide. 1'nbllc Interest lu tho matter has shifted
Itself tn great degree from the principals lottie
assistant*, or .'abettors,'* aa they are generally
termed, nt thc deathbed marriage. "De?
velopments" and explanations concerning
Mr. needier and Mr. Oracles ?ire now
thc order of thc day. Mcfarland, lt seems,
ls. wholly without menus, and Postmaster
Jones is receiving numerous subscript lons from
merchants and others io dcrray lite expenses of
hts trial, lt ls charged that one of Richardson's
legal advisers ottered $:iot> to n New York lawyer
employed In procuring secret and Illegal divorces,
for evidence proving adultery against MoKarland.
Richardson's friends admit that Hits oder was
made and tltat $60 of thc money was paid down.
Thc perjured witnesses were not forthcoming,
and Richardson's repr?sent?t Ives refused lo ad?
vance any more money. The altair was then
dropped, ond Hie divorce was afterwards obtain?
ed 111 1 ml lunn.
A KUW VtllStON.
Th? friends ot Mm. McFarland now aver that
her relations with Richardson were at all times
Innocent; thal al 110 time ?lld she entertain uti*
least idea of marrying, and that whr/h thc Rich?
ardson letter was published last erring or un in?
tention of marrying her, she fen shocked and
thoroughly annoyed; that she was determined to
bo rill of McFarland, but world ma conseulto
marry Richardson until the very Inst mollien',
when her linnie having been so thoroughly mixed
np with the altair she determined to provide for
her children by becoming lils wife, and thus ob?
tain her share of Richardson's property. All this
ls to bc brought mil 011 thc trial.
SEECIlEIt AKKA1USRD.
lt lias been already slated thal Recorder Hack?
ett, In his charge to the grand Jury or Kew York,
reminded them that the Rlehardson-McFarland
case would come before Hiern, and tie suggested
that If bigamy was committed by thc death-bed
marriage, Hie partlcaatdlng and abetting ll should
bc Indicted. The following is thc text of the Re?
corder :
A very important ease ot homicide will come
bet?re you. lilia?, through various incidents
nnil o*ld accessories, and extraordinary surround?
ings of men, women and milliners, deservedly
attracted great public attention all throughout
thc county. Your duty regarding Hie alleged
killing 01 thc lute Mr. Richardson hy Mr. McFar?
land is a very simple one. If he was of "sound
memory and discretion," (to use the old Saxon
phrase on tho subject or homicide.) when he
Hied thc fatal Html, then his act was murder,
lint whether or no he was of sound memory mut
discretion will become a question Tor thc petit
jury, nn?l ll ls ra'.t lu your province; your ilutv ls
to ascertain If thc allegations he true that McFar?
land fired thc shot that caused Richardson's
death. I think I should bc derelict In the dis?
charge of my functions as an elected conservator
or ttic peneeand morals in this court, did I now
omit reference to mme of thc incidents following
thc act which culminated in thc homicide refer?
red to. lil vain shall conductors of I milieu Hu I
newspapers, and claiming In bo moral lenders,
bcncticially art'ec; the community tr they convert
Ihelr homes into free-love asylums. In vain
shall ministci * or tlie Gospel he heard when criti?
cising public men, ns well ns warning private
porlshloHcrs, ir they ure allowed, uorcliuKcd, to
give benedictions io bigamy, or to consecrate
lechery by prayers at the heil or death, tr there
has ticen bigamy committed, or nidcil or abetted
byanypersotis.no mnller how elevated In life
tiicy may be, fearlessly Investigate tho matter,
and. arriving al Hie fact or probable galil,
promptly indict.
WHAT THU STIIOKO-XINIIB0 WOMEN THINK OP IT.
Thc sahjrcl was debated bernie tin; Woman
Sutfragc Association Wednesday afternoon, cre?
ating ipiltc a stir.
Mr. Poole sahl that If Reorder had refused tn
perform Hie ceremony, he "would have been un?
worthy Hie name of American elll/.cu," although
he admitted Hu re was u statute against per?
forming such a mari Inge. Mrs. Illlike was lint In
favor or lax divorce*, lull Mrs. Norton took au
opposite ground. Tho latter argued thatnwo?
man was boner oil' with six husbands wiiom she
lovett t lui rt with one whom she detested. Dr.
Uncticr thought Hie present system of marriage
was nollilu;; but prostitution.
HKKCIIKIt'M DKPWJCg.
An extended report ls given o' Mr. Reedier'*
remarks nt thc weekly meeting of his Hock, or
"tccttirc rooni talk," at Plymouth Church, llrook
lyn, on Friday, from which Hie following ls
taken :
The subject of the Richardson tragedy waa In
truduri'd. Kr. Reedier >-.iid that he never saw
Richart Ison until ti:.--night of Hm marriage, on
timi iVciilut! he I.ad been spending t wo or three
hours willi father Hyacinthe, at Mr. Frothing
hum's house, and while lhere lin was railed lo
tho Astor House. Thet a he found it con idor full
of friends and a weeping group itronnd Hie bcd.
Tho surgeons told tun thai Mr. Richardson w.w
under the Inttui.eoi opiate*, mid thai after their
effect was over he would gradually sink ned dlr.
Afr. Proiblnghutn. ai whose church Mr. Richard
sou was au occasional attendant, amt went there
whenever he waa Iii Hie city, was present. Mr.
Prothlnnliaai intered tue prayer, ami io: (Mr.
Kecaher) performed tho ceremony. and tn
doing so simply neted m a magistrate-md in
the BCUll-oriliodox fashion nf a magi:-, rate
min: i' r merged Into ono ellice, when two par?
tie* came to hun for mari Iago he could not sum?
mon witnesses, he could not act us Judge, bm
tampu CAiitlne hlniaell lo that which wa* purely
magtsierial. At thc time of ilia murringo ut thc
Astor 11 oe so he did nhl understand timi 1 ho hiv. .<
ol New York declare I null ami void a divorce ob.
tattled in I lld luna, H.id he known that Richard
son hail act ?I usn serpent-had stolen away tho
nncciiou-', ami partner In life nf Kr. McPariuu ,
hui would sooner hato cut oir lils right hand a
hundred times than have itcrformcd tho cere?
mony. Mrs. Mr Kurland, lt was stated, had gone
lu Indiana rai hi v than seek divorce in New York,
rjanrnvc tier children from tho stain ?uni annoy?
ance lt wonld bring upon them tr obtained here.
Knowing what he had done. Hie question lie now
asked himself wes. would lin du it again? In
answer lo that, as Hie Dutchman oncosnid, "ir my
foresight waa as gumlea my hindsight, I should
do a great hiauy things helter than 1 do." Mr.
needier i hen said he did not arish his church in
apologize .'or their pastoras having dono a wrong
thing. If limy did not ognto willi him in this
matter, lei them ilse and nay so.
W lt AV M lt. 0KEBMSY SlVS.
Mr. Orcoloy, abo in Hie pillory of public opinion
In this business, lins been subjected :o eros-.rx
aaiiunilon byan Interviewer from tho Now York
Bun outee, who reports I ho Tribuna philosopher
os unbosoming him-cir in the r-dlowlng emphatic
nttcranoc*. In answer lit questions. Mr. Greeley
aays tic never u died Mr. Richer to marry Rich?
ardson und Mis. McFarland. Ila said:
I was uniweii acquainted or pcrsnnallv Int??
mala with Mr. Richardson, nor did I know Mrs
McFarland; but Mr*. Calhoun said .??ic know all
nbout them, so I wrote lt lotter of llllrodnctloii
for her 1? Mr. ISercber, irlllu-i him that she would
explain her bii-ims-?. cud I 'presume she dui:
but I know very in He,?next lo nu/lluns, about
tho mallei-, ami I certainly never asked >.lr.
Reedier or any hotly elsa lo marry Hmm, or au v.
body oNe, In tho whole course of ?iv life. I h?ve
other thing* lo think nbout beside* getting
people married. Resides, why ?ildn't. you :IH%
Mr. Reedier tn show you Hie letter I wrote lo
kim introducing Mr*. Calhoun. 1 have not Hie
slightest doubt that Mr*. Calhoun told Mr. Reedier
tho truth-timi you mnv lin miro of. You mar de.
pend what she sipii was true, every word or li?
mit. I gave her no niuliotitv to represent nt1*; no?
body ivm represent me. The newpuper* sup
pressed lu their published reports nil ilioumietlul
fart* in the testimony. What tr Mr. Richardson
and Mrs. McFarland did occupy the same rotuli
or about the same room as Ihey can lt. ?l?>n*t I hoy
know well enough that Mr. Rlclisrdsou waa'1
wounded nn<l reeble man? Rut, no, it. don't null
the papers tn publish Hint, ir all Ihr tesilmonv
was published, tho Sinclairs wouM be nil right;
lint no, tliey garhln lt to suit their il-ii pally
mnl'co. No. the Hlndiir* omi nil theron of us
must ho Identified with this tree love crowd. Tin
.whole thing was gotten up hy thc enemies ot thc
Tribune.
Why. If ll hadn't boen that the purt|o<i wore In
Mme way oriiinith"roontu?eted with the Tribuno.
thor?) *'oiiid..'i have hoon a mottler's sun of ibo
whole lot. i>ut would have thought it all rieht
that Mrs. McFarland should bo called Mrs. Rich
unison; lor, uri tr ult, it waa on iv ttic matter or a
name.
Reporter. Only tho matter of a name, Mr.
Greeley r"
Mr. Greeley. Yea, whether a woman should bo
called Hlchardson or whether she should bc called
McFarland ; nothing more. Because, OM Mr.
Ufcclicr says, lt was understood that thc murringo
was not to bc consummated uuless Richardson
was about to die. lu that cuse nobody cauld be
hurl tty the murringo, ll was only a muller of
tjcnclll'ting thc children.
Reporter, (tuuocently.) Whoso children T Mr.
Tai mini's'/
Mr. Greeley. No. They had a protector-nt
lomtt ihey hud their father. But RIcliurilsoii'K
children I mean, lt was to leave Ms children
with a parent-ll wns for Richardson's children
that the thing was done. Mind, 1 don't back out
or lt (emphatically,) not n Wt ol lt. i thin^R was
rightly done-that this winnini Should he called
Mrs. Richardson, not Mrs. McFarland.
Reporter. Hut What had Mr. Richardson's dy
lug io do with his right to McFarland's wile 1
Greelcv. Why, us I miders!and lt, thnngh 1
hav rt given tho subject much attention, lhere
tran a divorce between the original parties, which
aeolus to me to have boen all right enough In jus?
tice-though I don't kuuwnboui the technicalities
or the ease, and, besides nil this, Mr. Mcfarland
hud given up all Ids right lu his wltc long ugo.
Reporter. Indeed !
Mr. Ure coloy. Yes; il will go against Mac al
the trial. I know lt will; bul I will have to testify
to ll all the samo. I don't wnni to hurl Mac, bul
1 will have to loll them nil iiboul lt.
Reporter. About hts relinquishing nil hts right,
in his wife'
Mr. Greeley. Yes; he told tue so himself. You
see I didn't know shout Hie case In any particu?
lar way milli som'' time before thc ilrsi shooting.
Mac. called upon mc personally one nay, when I
was busied with some American Institute maller
und told me distinctly, "Mr. Greeley, 1 don't caro
about the woman; i don't wain lier book again.
1 wouldn't luke her back. 1 donut want lo live
willi her again; but thal mtUI has treated mo
badly," or some words meaning the same thing.
I listened to him and I ried io ci un fori him; ami
then thu villain-thc dirty, deliberate, d-d villain
-shoi this Richardson, and then called on mc
nguiu, mid I told him 1 WOUld'nt have nuythlug
more to do with him. You're a bad man. Mut.
Yes, I told him he was a bud man: and so he ls
a very bud lunn. And then (excitedly) just look
at that rascally recorder. What u d-d pretty
judge he ls to talk lu that style. He is.a disgrace.
But thc whole thing will be a attic days' wonder,
and then the people will forget ull iiboul ll, or else
thev will learn tho truth about it ; and tor my pan,
I do hope thal thc mailer will be well ventilated,
for I do believe that the marriage or Alla'rt I).
Richardson mid that woman wns a Just and true
one, under the circumstances, and I think that
the people, when they know uti about il, will
think so too.
lTFAtii-ANn's ri.KA.
At thc coroner's Inquest, over Hie body of Rich?
ardson, McFarland, on ticing asked What he had
lo say with reterence to thc charge through his
counsel, Mr. John Graham, read the following
statement:
I nm instructed by my counsel thal nothing
Hint 1 cnn now advance will have Hie elfeei ni
changing or shaking Hie regular course or Hie
law. The proceeding which lins just terminated,
is ono, I mo informed, which hos to bo adopted
In cases like thc present; it is, I am advised, in
the nature of Inquest or oflloo, tn which hy Un?
usual practice I nm liol allowed to Interfere by
counsel or otherwise, amt in ihc arrange?
ment nf Willoh thc large mass of evidence
ls exclusively within the control ol' the ?dil.
cr who presides over and directs lt. With
thc knowledge that I cannot nt this time
have thc opportunity or corroborating my state?
ments hy Hie testimony or witnesses, and, Hie be?
lief thal any narrativo I might indulge ni would
IK: anal tended with any huiictll in a legal point ol
view, I nwait, for my vindication Hie Impartial
trial guaranteed tn mc hy the laws or Rio Ktate:
my accuser will then be coufroulod with me, and
Hie powers wisely created rot- thc complete de?
velopment or I ruth '"III t'.on lu: observed, amt
Hie result will then be declared hy a jury of my
peer?:. Willie I fully appreciate my situation, and
regard thc roture with becoming: concern mid
solicitude, lt may tte that time win demonstrate
I hat the sanctity and safely or moro social au. i
moral Interests depend on t he success of my de?
fence than Identify or connect themselves with
the maintenance or the prosecution.
Thc prisoner was them committed to await tbe?
netton ot the grand jury.
A\ o wm A a n.
Ilnshwhnchlng <t Revenue Officer.
Mr. A. I*. 'Punier, ono oftlic revenue officers
ror thc Third District, is in Columbia claiming
protection against a band of armed men who
bushwhacked Iii in and drove him from lils home.
If hts statements e.rc true, he has been shmuel lilly
treated, and should have all thc redros? that the
law can give him. The following is Mr Turner's
report lu Governor Scott:
Ta Iiis Excellency, Governor Scott:
Sn:-1 desire to make the following report in
relation I o ont ragen committed upon mc and my
family at my house In Spnriutihurg County, S. C.:
On Tuesday night, thu Titi Bunnin, neting under
authority giveu by A. s. Wallace, collector ol lu
I um Ul revenue tor Hu: Third District, I seized und
ranted to my house two stills, which had been
used lu violation ol' liiteui.il revenue laws. One
was said io hu thu properly ol Jonas Scruggs, and
being used by Daniel Scruggs. The other was
said to be Hie propel ty or (tcorgii Humait and WUK
b. ing used by lum. On Wednesday morning, tho
sdi Instant, I was preparing to take the stills, on a
wagon, to thc courthouse, when a neighbor and
friend iii mn lo me and ndvlRed me not io ni tempt
to go, inul told me tHut a posse ol' men lind cutup
i-d near my house tho night previous mid were
then lying on thu road in wait ror mo, mid had
threatened in lila presence io kill me. t then took
Hie stills ott my wagon and tun them in my
dwelling house. I waited about two boura, when
I observed a crowd or about ten or twelve men,
as wctl as I could sis; through the trees. They
were about flfty yards from the house, nuil
were stepping into Hie road frequently and look?
ing Inward the house, lu about au hour a young
lunn. Jack Burke, came to tho gate ?inned willi a
double lenre!h <J shot gnu. I mci him nt. Hie gate
nilli a pistol, a llvc-shootcr. in my hand. He
(Burke) nskrtl ino why i had a pistol drawn. I In
termed hint* thal I had been told that a party of
men were neural hand who had threatened lo
illino. He replied thal he would not hurt me;
Hint he was hoing to Mr. Potter's. He then passed
on; Gie balance ol' the crowd approached gradu?
ally nearer Hie house lo within one hundred
yard.-.. I uaw them loading their gnus nod pre?
paring lo (ire. I stepped to my open door lind
cntltd io them and said I ivas only ono mau alone,
and had dune not tiing contrary to Hie laws of my
country, hut had only ne.lcsl aa an otHoer nf the
United Stales.and if you Intend tot.ill mc fordoing
my duly, rome on and do it like brave men anti
give me a fair showing; hut for Cod's sake
don't t/UKhwkack mo. They rame np to with?
in ?d'.oui dirty yards nf me when I halted them
and told Hiern they could not caine any nearer.
They then drew their guns to Uro upon me. and I
tired ?il Hiera. They the.i ran and got behind
treta and tired on ino. I think they tired two
rounds each. I Blood in my door amt tired four
time*, mid stepped tn tho buck roon to reload. As
! wont I picked up inv 111 Ho Infant daughter, who
could hardly walk, mid handed lurent into Ibo
back yard lo my wife and children, ?mil told them
io leave. Tho crowd retreated mahout ona hun?
dred ami fifty yards from Hie house and reloaded,
outers'caine to them at thai time, t had broken
Die rammer to my platal in nt tempting to reload,
and round t could not runtier defend myself, I
had HIV hoi se saddled, unit rode off, keeping tho
house net ween them ?ind mo, and arrived at the
courthouse without farther trouble. I know ali
Hie mell who came upniui' the honse. Andrew
McKclvey seemed to tic the leader ol the party
lt- eave na- order In (Ire, and, 1 think, tired il rsl
himself. Aiford Burke, Matthew Burke, who had
returned George Burnell,- Runion, mid
Thomas Linder, were Huir mimes. I think Fran?
ela Lamb, Abraham Potter amt Calvin farris
nero in Hm crowd, but did not come up lo tho
house. A groat many Klints were fired that
struck tho house. I counted sixteen sliotholcs
la my cupboard door; H great many shots were
lu the cheek of the door near which I Blood. My
lime duughler, six y euro old, was tint across
the point of her lort shoulder tty a rifle brill,
nod others ot Hie family were hurl. My wire
and seven r.titldicn were In Hie house when
the llring comm) need, but they run Into the
the bael: yard und made their" cscnpe. When
I lian ed the party near my house I hey
never replied to mc, hut prepared to fire. After f
had Bone I am in t.n i,led hy my faintly that An?
drew Mo Kel voy cuno und pushed open thc door
o' my dwelling, and sahl to tnv wife tlicv lind
came afi.-r the two stills ll,at I had taken tho
night before: mid that I had taken a fair shot at
bim, mid be Intended lo have ono nt ino. The
stills were then in my smokehouse and tocked up.
In a sliori time about thirty men ci me nrinod
with 'tuns and looked Into Hie house and de?
manded itu; stills. MeKclvey then took an axe
and moke open Hie door or Hie smokehouse, and
took oui tin; stills and carried them away, lcm
warrant* at. the,co tl ri house against Hie mon who
..vere in the party. The sherm*, assisted by it cou?
ntable, tho cornily auditor, Fleming, mid revenue
assessor llunkhart, arrested three ot ibo party
and carried thom to juli. Some or Hiern wore
arinod. MeKclvey, Potter and Binder woro Hu
panics arrested. The balance uro still lu arms
?iud uro guarding the stills.
(Signed) A. P. Ti'itxKR.
-A party nf twenty-six gentlemen and five
Is'llisfroiii Massashuscttx, arrived In St. Boms
lui week, cn route roi- .leroui?. on Hie Southern
l*.icitta Railroad. :o ascertain Ibo adaptability or
i n.it pl t*;a ror ni inti foot ur lng purposes. Thev lu?
lu Ivl to erect II largo paper and woollen mills,
.md io bring ii Urge e lpltnl to Missouri. Auotlte r
p.irir of fifty, wlih similar intentions, arc expect?
ed I rom Hie same state In a few days.
- Ttic Woman Who Pared lives tn illinois. She
w ir 11 d n promise of murringo out of n Sunday
evening iviiior, invited him to a party a few days
a i tem ards, -tm wed him a mnrrlage ccrtlOeats
contain n.i ht* nam", mid stroking him nuder the
chin, sail: "Now, Henry, you nre going to faint
your engagementr" Resolta llcnrr's excuses,
he uni a married men In Mi-en minnies.
-Votidnolam ls Increasing about Memphis,
nearly uvery negro scniup Hint ls nm ?ted, on
bing searched, showing a "Voodo" charm on his
person.
VOM Ali: HC IA I. if KWH.
Emporta.
BOSTON-Per brig Rcnahaw-20? tona phosphate.
142 bales colton, 14 bales rags, U00 bbls nnvul
stores, 18 hhds. io crates and 1 lot loose Iron, 3
hhds hides, Cl loose hides, 1 htid glass, 1 plano.
llAi.Ti.M0KR-Per steamship Kaloon-Vi tierces
rice, 471 hales upland conon, 30 bales janis ?ml
domestics, 8 packnges hides, 29 bbls oranges, and
sundries.
Tlic Cliurlrstoii Cotton, Klee and Naval
Stores Mnrltct.
OKKICB ClIAULKSTON Nl;'.l .'. ?
WKPNKSDAY Kv HM NO, December 15, 18ft!). f
COTTON.-This article wns lu steady ropiest,
nnd prices, lu some cases, cuite firm, bul some?
what irregular. Sales about 660 huies, viz: SC
at S3; Tat SS.1**; 10 at 23X; IT at suv; out 2.1 v,
47ul 23Jf; ISO al sax ; 47 at 24; 70 ut 24 V, 3? at
MM; 88 nt 24 Vc <fl lb. Wo quote:
I.IVKItl'OOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinury.23 ova)i
Low middling.23VCP>it7?
Middling.24 f---.2l',
Strict middling.24?i<s>24.V
KICK.-Tlic demand for Hits grain was fidrly
sustained. Snles 160 tierces of clean Carolina, say
20 tierces ut cy, 40 nt fl Jj; 0 at G ll-ic; 21 al cy,;
6 J al 0 IMO; 16 nt GJfc \\ lb. Wu quote com mon
to fair clean Carolina at OQGV ; good cv M7c V lb.
NAVAL STOKI?.-Thc market waa dull for these
ar tl rles and there wcru no sales.
I'KKiiiiiTS-Arc somewhat dull. To liverpool,
by steam, cugiigeinetits ure making ut .vi t*
lb ot) uplands sud ivd ott sea Islands; by
sail, 7-10d ft 1" on uplunds and .Vd v lb
on sea islands. To Havre, by steam, nomi?
nal; by sall, nominal nt lye on uplands
and lye on sea islands. Coastwise to
New York, by steam, Afc ^ lb on uplnnds
and lc on sea islands; by sail, Vc V lb on
uplands. To Huston, by steam, nominal; by sall,
Vc ll lb oa uplands. To Philadelphia, hy steam,
Vc f\ lb on uplands; ivy sall, somewhat nom?
inal. To Ihdllmnrc, by steam, VfuVo fl lb on
uplands; hy sall somewhat nominal.
KXCHANUK.-Sterling bills, 00 days, l3l<?Al31.y.
DOMBSTio BXCHAHOIC-Sight checks buying ni
V<""V ctr. Hanks sell at y premium; out-doors
V'??? Vc discount.
COLD-Huylng al 22J4, selling at 34 V
Markets by Telegraph.
KOIIKION MAllKRTS.
LONDON, December 15 - Noon.-Consols ?2.
B. iuds KO. Rogar Urtu, both on spot and a il otu.
Turpentine 28s Od020.
PARIS, December 15. - Hoursc quiet. Kcutes
ref wc.
llAVKB, Dcccmbsr 15.-Cotton firm mill quiet.
liivKKi'ooi.. December 16-Noon.-Colton quiet;
uplunds ll Vii; Orleans IS Vd; Hales 10,000 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet.
Kvenlng.-Cotton caster; uplands HXallJfd;
Orleans lSal2yd; sales 12,000 bales; for specula
lion and export MOO bales, flour 21s Od.
DOMKftTIO MAUKKTK.
NEW Yon?. December 15-Noon.-Stock mar?
ket weak and unsettled. Money 7 per cent, lu
specie. Sterling long, 8V; short, OM. Goldsiy,
'62** connon 114; Tennessee ex-coupons BO; new
42; Virginia ex-coupons 40; new OS; Louisiana,
old 08; Levees sixes tio.v; eighths 76; Alabama
eights97; lives OlV.iCeorgla sixes K2; sevens 94;
North Carolina, old 42.'.-;; new 28X; Soul h Caro?
lina, new TSI4. Cotton quiet at SflXo. Turpen?
tine dull at CXe. Kosin quiet; $2 for strained.
Freights dull.
Kvenlng.-Colton heavy ; sales 3000 hales.
Kiour dull ?Slate $4 4sal 70; common to fair ex?
tra Southern f."i40.n>. Wheal heavy al l.i2c lower;
winter red Western si soul 'M. Com, mixed
Western, $1 Kial 14>j. Lard loWcr; kellie. Hw
Ifljf. Whiskey neuve at ja. Groceries quiet.
Turpentine 43MB44. Rosin ?SJf. Freight!-, droop?
ing: cotton, by steam, 5-tr.aV- Money, after
linell? mons closed, 7, gold. Sterling stronger at
8Ji:i9. Gold lower nt 2 IV- Governments steady.
Southerns generally stronger. Slocks active und
very feverish.
BALTUIORR, December ir..-Middling upland
cotton held (irmly al Ste. Flour dull; prices
steady. Wheat steady; red $1 Mal 40. Corn
linn; white 85ii8*o; yellow ns attie. Oats 60 c. Pro?
visions unchanged, with a small business. WhLs
key ?1 02ai 03. stock seal oe.
CINCINNATI, December IS.-Com dull; supply
large; new 74n75c. Whiskey dull tit 97a98c. Pro?
visions dull, witlt tittie demand; pork held al $31.
HiLcon drooping. Shoulders 14yc; shies 17>JISC.
Lard dull; kettle lsjfc.
ST. Lot'18, December 15.- Corn firm; choice lo
fancy white saokeU ooautic. Wniskey $1. fork
Ur m ai $31. Hacon quiet.
I.oi'tsvu.i.K, Deccmlicr 15.-Corn ipi let nt osa70c.
Provisions steady. Whiskey U"c.
WILMINGTON, December 16.-Spirits turpentine
steady at 40 cents. Rosin dull at $1 65 for strain?
ed. Crude terpentine steady ut $1 8ia{3 80. Tar
steady at $2 05. Cotton steady at 23V to 24c.
AtTOOSTA, December 15.-Cotton, market ac?
tive, bal prices easier towards thc close, sales
97 bales; receipts 1210 bales. Middlings 2a v.
SAVANNAH, December 15.-Receipts 4743 huies;
exports3209 bales; sales400bales; middling 24vc;
market linn.
Moait.it, December 15.-Cotton, demand fair
and market Urn,; sales 1 ?50 lisles; part after the
e.ioso yesterday; middlings 233fo; receipts 6117
bales; exports 377 bales.
NKW 0MI.BAK8, December 15.-Cotton active ut
24a24Xet salis WOO hales; receipts 4239 hales;
exports to Liverpool asia bales; lo Barcelona coo
Sumir (inner; prune lsye. Mollases tiS:t7i) cw.
Gold 22if. ?'.erllng 32. New York sight ex?
change .'.i discount.
It avium Klurket.
HAVANA. December 12.-Thc following was the
condition ni thc market nt 1 Itu closing yesterday:
StiiiAn-nie market was wlthoni decided
change and there was an absence of business for
?vant of stock: stock in warehouse nt Havana .iud
Mat a uzi: ?, 71,coo boxes and 2000 hhds; expon.,
during thc week from Havana und Matanzas,
s..?JD boxes nnd 1 s?,) hhd-t to foreign countries, mul
3600 boxes and loo hm:-, io thc United States.
Kr.KIOUTBduU and nominal.
LttMBBU-Yellow pine neuve a,l ?.26 9 10OO, and
while steady al ?2S 60; box Shooks steady, hogs?
head shooks In demand, empty hogsheads ad?
vancing. .
Iii quoting thc prices nf provisions Imported
from thc UuTtctPStatCK and sold un thc wharf, lu?
cian. Og hay, petroleum and other articles, the
seder has always to insu 4 fs cent, on the gross
amount of tho Beta toward paying Hie deficit of
Hie cit- is of I8c:>. As a genere! rule tho merchan?
dise is sold on from sixty to ninety days' time,
in which cine the seller ts compelled to discount
the notes alA.fl cent, ft annum, Hms canning a
??sa lo tho exporter from the United states of from
?I lo 0 fl cent, on tho merchandise sold, to be de
dueled from the price us quoted In these tele?
grams.
Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, December 14.-Sates of cotton to?
day 123 bales; middlings 2.1 va- J vc
MONTGOMERY, December 13.-Colton market
(lille:; low middling i 2 J Vc ; demand fair; supply
light.
ATLANTA, December 13.-Tho market closed
quiet at 22Vc for middlings; 21 ye for low mid?
dlings; 20c for good ordinary; lO^o for ordinary.
COLUMBUS, December 13.-Tho market has
been very quiet and weak; middlings 22Jia23c;
only gond cottons in request; sales 111 bales;
shipments 628 lisles.
Receipts hy lia lt road. Decrralitr IB.
SOITll CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1?"9 bales colton, 26 bales mdse, 290 bngB rough
rice, 40 bbls nplrlls turpentine. 106 disks clay, 4
ears cattle, 2 cars wood, 4 curs sundries, Ac. To
Railroad Agent, and others.
KOUTIIMSTBUN HA ll.HO A n.
2?" hnlcs upland - 'Mon, OS bales sea Island cot?
ton, 488 bbls naval (tores. 45 bushels rough rice,
I', mher. mdse, Ac To II Hlschoir A co, S D Stoney,
t) W Williams A co. J K Adger A co. J ll Milliken,
.) Marshall. Jr. Kinsman A Howell. Reeder A Da?
vis, KlinckMfnrd A Kelly, Walter A co. A J Buti?
nas, P W Emanuel. Gruescr A Smith, Havcncl A
co. Mowrv A co, Kirkpatrick A Witto. Stenhnuso
A co, Pel/.er, Rodgers A co. nnpor A Stoney, Frost
A Adger, Brodie A co. Caldwell A Sm, Claglioru,
Herring A co, W K Ryan, J P 1), Gaillard A Mi?
nuit, G Spray, Thurston A Holmes, Wlss A co,
Palmetto pioneer Oo-opcrativc Association, Prin?
gle A Son, Wugener A Menaces, Dukes A co, In
graham ASon, Howard A Bro, L R, T T, D Paul A
co, T L Meyer, J D Aiken, J A Qiiae.kenbnsh, A D
Walker, W Gurney, Railroad Agent, and Order.
Passengers.
Per steamer St Helena, rrom Kdlstn, Rockville,
Ac-Dr S Muller, Capt H L Parley, J Gerarty and
lady, II U Swinton, W Beckett, J R Wcstcoat, J W
S litirg, P M Balley, lady and servant, J Reek, C
xams, Major C Berlin, J J Walker, J King, J Chad?
wick, O I. Hammer, o S Glenn, Mrs Mllnor and
?.hud. Dr Pope, Dr 1 W Randolph, J Johnson, and
Mrs W Johnson.
Per steamer City Point, from Palstka, via Jack?
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah-J D Chand?
ler, .1 Jacob* sud fanniv, J Barnwell, Mrs Hong.
Mnlfoey, MrTncker, Mr Curtis, Mr Palmer, D R
Kemp. D K M Murphy, Mr Marilin. Mr Page, Mr
Molyea, Mr Pnbtidas, A S Ixard..? W Roggtn, M T
Perry, O Burger, A Bertonch, Mr Adams, J Rich?
ardson, G M Brown, Mr* Layman, Miss Heyward,
li E Huger, Jr, L B Arnold, and 23011 deck.
POUT VAJjElfBA.lt.
MOON'S l'IIAHKH.
New Moon, 3d, 6 IIOUIK, 21 minute?, morning.
Kirnt Quarter, lOlli, 6 hour?. 61 minutes, evening.
Kuli Moon, lath, o hours, 30 minutes, evening,
l.upt Quarter, 26th, 9 hour, 14 minutes, evening.
KIA It IX Ii Xii IV*.
C II A RLK8T0 N, I) K 0 IO M ll K R IC.
Altin VED y lest KIHI A V.
Spanish polacro Antoni? Murin, Maturo, Matan?
zas-13 tluys. Hallast. To W i' Hun.
Steamer City l'oint, McMillan, llthitka, via
Jaeksouvllle, Vernaiu'iim anil Savannah. 80
hales cotton, 19 big?, syrup, Ac To J 1) Aiken A
co, Reeder A Davis, il itisrhoir A co, <; Logon, v?
lt wiiu,mis A Son. Paul, Welch A Brandes, Kirk?
patrick A witto, Proser A mn, (i il Ingraham .v
Sun, J I, Davis, Mrs Sarah Rodgers, Wilson A co.
S C tinllniuil Agent, Adams Express Company, J
A KttStOW A co. Colonel ll I* mouin, Mrs.l A lins
low. Jr, .1 Jacobs, I'mcknoy Bros, Agonis I'hlhi
de!|ihla Steamers, Mrs S lt I,annean, Cohen,
llunckcl A co. Hoper A .stoney, I* Bogers A co, uud
Itavcnrl A co.
SloiiiucrSl Helena. Knitftt. Edlsto, Rockville, Ac.
61 bales sea Island, Mdse. Ac. To J ll Murray,
ll C Hobcrlson, W C Court ney A co, H K lin?
ker A co, Kirkpatrick A Witto, itavencl A co, W
K Uviin, .1 Coleock A co. Coben, iiunckcl A co. W
Ciirnoy, W I* Howling, 1'iasor A Hill, Mis K N
Kuller, und (. ll lloppock.
Sloop Hough Diamond, Williams, Pon Pon. .130
bushels rough rice. To i; ll In grana m A Son.
Sloop Ccorgu Washington, Kelly, l'on l'on, too
bushels rough rico. To <; ll Ingraliniii A Son.
Sloop Mary, fi om Pine Berry. 200 bushels rough
rice. To H ll Ingraham A Son.
dont from Janies Island, ll lings sea island
cotton. To w K Byan.
Hunt from Christ Church. S bags sea island
colton. To W Camry.
ltccolvcd from Chisulm's Mill. Ki tierces rice.
To II Ilise hoir A co.
Itoeelvcd from Chlsolm's Cloning Mills. 3 bags
sea island cotton. To Willis A Clilsuliu.
OLBARKU YESTERDAY.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Hnltimorc-Courte?
nay A Trcuholiu.
brig Bcusluiw, fcyto?Acr, Huston-Blslcy A
Creighton.
SAH.KI) YKSTBKDAY.
Sehr Virginia Dnre, Johnson, Kulllmorc.
KBOM THIS POUT.
Steamship Magnolia, trowell, New York, Pe
ccinbcr 12.
Steamship J W Kvcrman, Hinckley, Philadel?
phia, December 13.
UP FOR THIS POUT.
Sehr Henry Whitney, Perkins, ut Nc?- Y irk, De?
cember 13.
Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, ut Nr. .v York, Decem?
ber IS.
CLEA KEB FOB THIS POUT.
Sehr Myrovcr, Drown, at Sew Y'ork, December 13.
MEMORANDA.
Tim sehr Aldr.na Hokes. Jameson, from Bock
land for charleston, arrived al Holmes' Hole De?
cember ll.
HY TELEGRAPH.
HAVANNAH, December is.-Arrived, steamship
Orients!, Iloslon; sliip t.'olonlst, Liverpool. Clear?
ed, bark Wentworth, Havre; brig Star, Wood's
Hole; Steamer II LMayberry, Jacksonville.
LIST OK VESSELS
Pl-, CLKAHKU ANO BAILBII PUK THIS 1'OHT.
K 0 lt RION,
i.i v KU root?
Steamship Adalia. Sanderson, soiled.Nov 09
Norwegian bark Skjold. Albrecbtscn. sid...Dot Kl
llrltlsh bark Queen, Hetherington, sailed..Nov 23
Hark David McNiui, Lockhart, Hulled,.Oct 20
Hurl: Annie Torrey, beilby, rallied.Nov
llrlilsh burk Apollo. Beinhart, sailed.Oct 29
The Sllcve Hinom, I.eiLsk, cleared.Nov
KKWrORT, KKII.
Ship David Drown, Nichols, sailed.Nov 10
HAVRE.
Tlie France, Rxmclln, cleared.Nov 24
DOMESTIC.
BOOTON.
Itrig Josie A Devorcau.x, Clark, up.Dec
Sehr Ida Holla, Fisher, cleared.Nov
Sehr C E Hay mond. Higgins, cleared.Dec 10
COUTI.AMI, MI:.
Sehr James Ycnng, Wilson, cleared.Deo
NKW YOUR.
Ship It 0 Winthrop, stewart, cleared.Doc
ship Hope, ure, cleared."....Doe tn
brig Wm Creery, Fields, cleared.Doc 11
Sehr D F Keeling, Dobinson, np.Nov 20
Sehr I. o c Wishart, Mason,cleared.Dee io
Sehr Henry Whitney, 1'crklus, up.Doc 13
Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, up.Dec 13
Sehr Myrovcr, brooks, cleared.Dec 13
I'llll.AlilXIUIIA.
Behr 8 v.w simmons, wunama, up.Deo 2
nxi.nnoHR.
Fchr Fanny Keating, Jonis, cleared.Dec 9
Sehr Whitney Long, Hayes, up.ooo
J K Woodbury, Won il li II ry, blnnred.Doc
Jiiaurniice.
QAROL1NA LIRE INSURANCE COM?
PANY, OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Pr?sident, Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mis?
sissippi; vice-Presidents, M. J. WICKS and J. T.
PKTITJ Secretary, W. K. lio Y Ut.
Special nttcntlon ls railed to the NEW SUB
BKKDKK VALUE SYSTEM, by which thc greatest
advantages ure altered io Insurers.
Travelling Agents and <lunviissors for city aro
wained. Apply to lt. J, .HAOILL,
General Agent, No. oo Broad street.
docT tnthsiino
T N C O ll 1' O R A TED 185 il.
CAPITAL.f.s.0,000.
CASU ASSETS.$460,000.
J. F. HOZKMAN. President.
1). K, WILCOX, Secretary.
Continues to furnish pcrrcct security against
loss or damage by Oro on all kinds of Insurable
property at adequate rates.
Agents can bu round .1 every prominent point
In thc Southern States, to whom applications for
Insurance may bc made.
Apply to
II UT S ON LEE, Agent,
No. 2 UEO A I) STEHET,
OCtlO tlllll'2inOH CHARLESTON. S. C.
B
R O O Iv L Y N
LI PB INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets over.$l,300,uoo
Issues all kinds of Life and Endowment Poli?
cies. Dividends annually lu cash. Only Com
pa..y having the Definite Guaranteed Surrender
Value Plan Policies, world-wldo. Second tono
Company m the United States for stability, libe?
rality and economy.
OfUeo No. 141 Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN W. BUCK, President.
WIM.i AU M. COLS, Secretary.
State Agenoy No. 3* Broad-street, second floor.
Local and Canvassing Agents wanted through?
out the State.
Apply In person or by loiter to
JAMBS G. HOLMES, JR.,
General Agent fer Booth carolina.
Jnlyl2 mwfemos _^^^^
gUPERlOR COLOGNE WATER.
Manufacture J and for sale hy
Dr. H. BARR,
octa No. 181 Meeting street,
F
Shipping.
AST FREIGUT LINE
TO BALTIMORE. I'M I LA DM. I'll I A. BOSTON AND
THE CITIES OE THE NORTH WEST.
THROUGH BILLS LADINO Cl Y RS FOR COT
rev TO lilt RSI BN.
Thc Steamship SEA CCU.. Dutton.^TS^*.
Commander, will sail for UaNlmon>24'J?m?
on SATUKUAV, December ts. at :; o'clock ITM.,
from Pier No. 1, Union Wharves.
ra'llMMttlllCU l?.y the Steamers of this line .',
per rent, to Ballimore ami Philadelphia. To Hos
i-n jf, ni 11.KI ci i iii i a Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addi?
tional expense lor insurance.
Hy arrangement willi thc Steamslilpii of Hie
iiaiiimore and Bremen cine, nailing scuii-month
ly,Through Hills i.aititii: for COTTON will hereafter
lie tanned io the latter pun on accommodating
terms.
on- Through Rills lading ?riven t<> PHILADEL
PHI A. HUSTON ami the CITIES Ol'THE NORTH?
WEST.
Por Freight cniruirementsor Passage, nppiv to
COURTENAY A TUKNIIOI.M,
dee uv 4 Union Wharves.
jp O R~ N E W Y O R K .
Tlic First Class Side-wheel Steamship^p,?-^^
MANHATTAN, M. S. Woodhull. r.<,.:i?fc?>?.?Z
mander, or the Now York and Charleston steam
ship company's Line, will leave Auger's Smith
Wharf on SATURDAY, the 1 bi Ii instant, al 4 o'clock
P. M.
O?~ Through Hills of Lading given on cotton to
Liverpool.
O'iT Thu Steamers by Ibis Line Insure ut one
half per cent.
ta- Superior Cabin Accommodations for Pas?
sengers.
dec?s 4_ JAMES A DC KR A co.. Agent*.
N E W Y O R Iv .
116.
The sieamshi|iSARAC()ssA. Captain^r.r^rv
C. Ryder, will leave Vuudorhoml'*?^U&($?
Whan", on TUVRSOAV. Ihsceniber IA, ls??', al -
O'clock. RAVt:.NEL A Ct?..
decio Agenta.
Jpo?{ PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
Thc Steamship PROMETHEUS Cap-?#-PiffflS?i
tain Cray, will leave North AllaulicJ?W?i??
Wharf, FRIDAY, December 17, ut - o'clock I', M.
For Freight or Passage, apply lo
JOHN fe 'I IIKO. GETTY,
decio _ _North Atlantic Wharf.
?pAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMP Y's
TUROl'tin LIX! TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANCE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamers of the above line leave Pier?triypQif.
No. 4'2, North River, foot or Cnnal Mi eet.^aiUu^ivi
Ne iv York, ni Vi o'clock noon, of the tull .md
?bst of every muntli (except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then thc Saturday preceding.)
Departure of otb and 21st connect at Panama
with steamers for South PacKlenud Central Allier
lean ports. Those of 6th touch at Munznnillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan ?md China December 4, l?ij'J.
No Calif.inda steamers touch ut Havana, Lut KO
direct Iront New York to Asplnwall.
one ii n mil ed poumlalKiFgngefree to cacti adult.
Medicine ?ind attendance tree.
Kor Passage Tickets or further Informal lon ap?
ply at thc COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot of Canal-street. Nert li River, Nen
York. F. lt. HAUY', Agent.
in arch 12 lyr
rpiRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON KN ROUTE IO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay In tlieir^-fy7<=*>
supplies of Clarets, Champagnes, Cor?2asfcqKiiu
dials, Ilrnndles, Whiskies Wims, Caii?ed Simps
ami Meats, American and English Biscuits, De?
villed limn. Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco anil Imported Segal S.
WM. S. CORWIN ft CO.,
No. 275 King street, opposite Hasel,
Charleston, s. c.
Braach of No. wi Broadway, corner'.Mt h M t eri,
New Y'ork. sepias Brnos
O R O k?lKi Ii TOWN, S. C. .
KEITH Fl ELI), BROOK CREES ANO WAVERLY
MILI.S.
Tlie Steamer FANNIE, Capt itu C. ,. xf?""~ *i
Carroll White, will receive Freight ?5?:J.>X:w?*
Tum DAV, at Accommodation Wharf.MUiii?uve
TO-MOKKUW MoitNlNU, the 17th instant, al 0
o'clock.
Prciattt must he prepaid.
For Freight or.Passage apply to
THURSTON ft HOLMES.
ilcctO 1 Adgcr1* N'irih \\ narr.
JfOR KDISTO, ROCKVILLE, ENTER
PRISE AND WAY LANDINGS.
Thc Steamer ST. Il ELENA, Capt. - ?ir"*?*.
H. D. Ellioti, will leave Kurth Coill-.v^'-AriSi?
men ial Wharf, RS above. To-MollltOW M'uilKIMl,
at _ o'clock, and Edlslu SATUIIDAY MottNINU at 2
o'clock.
Freight received Tins DAV until sunset.
JNO. H. MURRAY, Agent.
Mall et Wharf.
Thc steamer leaves airain TUESDAY MORN I NU at
6 o'clock, and Kdtste WKPNI?SDAY MORKIXO, nt 4
O'CIOCK. decio t*
jgXC?RMO? TO ORAYTO.N HALL AND
PHOSPHATE WORKS, ON ASHLEY RIVER.
The steamer SAMSON. Captain . -'.Trrn,i,,
Adair, will leave Accommodai Inn Jta&.%i?3SSC
Wharf on SATITRPAY MUKNIKU, Ititi December, ut
U o'clock, ?iud return to thu city at iiatk, giving
an excellent opportunity io strangers of visiting
Hie Phosphat? Works un the Uiver, and ulsa tn
persons wishing lo attend ibe sale of Messrs.
Holme** Macbeth itt Drayton Hall.
Tully win bo in at tendance lu furnish dinner at
SI each.
aa* Kate for Hie nip to cents. doola
O R ? A R D N K R'S li LU V V
F
AND A Mi INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON
PEEDEE RIVER.
The steamer GENERAL MANI- .. -t-TV"s*'i?,
GAP LT. Captain ll. ?. Hordes, ks .:'"r~?2
now receiving Freight at Middle Atlnuite mian,
tind will leave as nliove oil FtttDAY MOHN Ititi,
December IT.
For engagements, apply to
SHAOKBIiFORD A KELLY, AgClltS,
deol4 :i No. 1 Boyce's Wharf.
OR G E ORGE T ?> W N , S. C.
F
The steamer GENERAL MANE r?t'nf*ii
GA il LT, Captain H. H. Cordts, ia ,. .'.'.?.-?i..
now receiving Freight at Middle Attnntic lluiurt,
and will leave tis above on I'HIPAY .MURNINI;, De?
cember 17.
For engagement*", apply to
SHACKKLFOKD ti KELLY, Agents.
deei i .1 No. i Hoyotfs Wharf.
OR FU RN A N I? I N A, FLORIDA,
F
INLAND ROUTE VIA HEADFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK AND
ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
ON THE GEORGIA COAST.
Steamer PILOT BOY. Captain " .j-IT^^k.
Fenn Peck, win leave Charleston is^SSSBSSm
for oliove points every St'NiiAV ^IUUNIMts, at o
o'clock. Leaving Savannah MONDAY MOKKINU,
at o o'clock.
Returning, she will leave Fernandina on TUES?
DAY AFTERNOON, after arrival of ibu train from
Cedar Kcvs and Gainesville: leaving Brunswick
sainu evening; leaving Savannah fur Charleston;
via Beaufort, on WKUNSSW.iY AiTi.usoos, ut a
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
J. D. AIKEN A CO.,
nov? Sooth Atlanlic Win.rf.
^XTILCTTK?P TO RKAU I-ORT AND
CHISOLM'S LANDING ON AND AFTER
DECEMBER 3.
Steamer PILOT BOY. Captain .. x\TJT*S
Fenn Peck, will sail for above iv&^gjM*
points every FRIDAY MORKINd, at 8 o clock, Ko
ittrnlng, will leave Beaufort samo evening to suit
tho tide. i- D. AIKEN A CO.,
nnv24_Agen ts.__
Jfl OR ?PA LAT KA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA JACKSON?
VILLE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER.
BEM?-WBEKLY LINE.
Steamer "DICTATOR," Captain _
W. T. MeNelty, will sall frum??L_
Charleston every TUESDAY KVKKIKOaTI o'clock,
for above points.
Steamer "CITY POINT." Captsin George T.. Mo
MlUsn, will sail from charleston every FRIDAY
KVBNINII, at 8 ?'Clock for above points. Connect ?
in? with all railroads at Savannah going South
and West. Connecting willi the Florida Railroad,
?it Fernandina, for Cedar Keys, from which place
steamers connect wiih Mobile nnd New Orleans.
Cmncollng, nt Pa int ka, with Han's steamers for
tho Oclawaha Rlvor. Through Rills of Eadine
given for freights to Mobile and Now Orleans.
Freights payable on the wharf. All good* remain?
ing on the wharf nt snnsal will be sloted at risk
and expenso or owners.
(Signed) J. D. AIKEN A CO.,
novia Agents.
Shipping.
F
0 u r ll I L A I) K L r ll I A.
TOO A KO. 1 Schooner KIMA PIKr". Capt. n?x
Larkin, having a I?roo part of tar?:? cii-???7i
gaged, will have quick dispatch.
For Freight, apply to
(loci*4 _JOHN ft THEO. HCTTT.
TOOK UOSfPON-DKSI'.XTCll LINK.
Thc l'a vori: i- First-class Pucket Schooner .T.A
lt. N. HAWKINS, wyatt. Master, hnvliiR a^CSSi
large isirlloii of cargo engage?!, will lua<I prompt?
ly tor above pori.
tor balance, appiv to WM. ROACH A co.
dee M
TpOK NKW YORK -MERCHANT'S LINR
T ll ti O N L Y It ti? ULAR LIN 15.
.Hie Schooner VltAlK. Mason, Master,
having a lurga portion ot lier inigo cn-SXKSi
gaged, will load with prompt dispatch for above
port. I'or balance, apply t?
dt'CM . WILLIAM ROACH A CO.
?jp OK LIV K lt P O 0 I.
The A 1 llrltlsh burk ATLANTIC, W.
Vernum. Master, being of smull capacity, iu^ii
ami having u large portion ut her cargo engaged,
wilt meet willi dispatch for tho above porL For
Freight engagements, appiv lo
itoitKRT Minn-: A CO.,
decir; noyce's W barf.
Y ? 11 L 1 v K H V 0 O L ,
Tlie First Class American burk WKTTKR- J~.A
HiiltN, Mliioit, Master, ?ill linul ror IheSBSB
atiove port, l-'or Freight eilgUgliientM apply- li'
dCClI STRKKT llHOTHKRS A CO. _
p ? li LIVER 1? (1 O L~
Thc Rrillah ship Ml'SCONOUS. W. M. AL
Orovcs, Master, having a large pori ion or?T;?.t?
her cargo engaged, will .have dispatch, i-'i
freight engagements appiv to
nov20 _IIAVKNKL A t'O.
ITVXCUKSlON.S TO ALL POINTS OE
li INTKIIKST AROUND TIIK I1ARUOR.
Thc fast sailing ami comfortably tip
pointed Yacht KLKANOR will now resiimoS?K,'__
ncr Irina lu ult points lu thu harbor, starlin?:
EVKKV MOKHtNU, at io o'clock, ami every AKTKK
SIM IX, iii 3 o'clock, from South Commercial
Wharf.
for Passage or Charter, nppiy next door sont li
or the Mills House. miva arnon
Railroads.
?IOUTII CAROLINA RAILROAD.
CKNKRAI. SUI'KRINTRNDKNT'S OFFICE, 1
ClIAltl.KSTOS, S. C, Sept. 15, 1S0H. )
On ami alter Thursday, Kept uni ber ut, itu; Pas?
senger Trains on thc South Carolina Kuilruutl will
run ns follows:
FOIl A10USTA.
I?nve (Mun lesion.s.r.o A. M I
Arrivent Anifiista.4.4.'> l\ M. !
Con ned tug with natus for Montgomery, Mem?
phis, Nashville anti New Orleans, via Moiiigoui'-i')'
uud i ; rand Junction.
rou COI.I'MIIIA.
Leave Charleston.s.:;o A. M.
Arrive al Colombia.4.40 I". M.
Connecting with Wilmliigtoii ami Manchester
Railroad, uud Canuten t ram.
Viii'. ClIAUI.hSTON.
Leave Augusta......S.C0 A. M.
Arrive ut Chailesion.4.m I*. M.
Leave Columbia.'.-IA A. M.
Arrive al Charleston.4.u0 I*. M.
Al'HI'STA KMIIIT KXl'HKHg.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charles!on.7.30 p. M.
Arrive ul Augusta.('..io A. M.
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Nashville
and New orleans, via Claud Junction.
Leave Augusta.4.10 1*. M.
Arrive ut Charleston.J.uti A. M.
COI.UMUIA NHI11T KXI'KKSS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Cliarlesion.s.o.". P. M.
Arrive al Columbia.4.-U? A. M.
Connecting (Mundays excepted) with Urccitvtlh
ami Columbia Railroad, and ?m Mondays, Wednes?
days and Fridays with Charlotte and South Caro?
lina Kniiroiid.
Lenve Columbia.'?.so t\ M.
Arrive al Charleston..'?.?D A. M.
BUMUBItVII.I.H THAIN.
Leave Charleston.2..'?o p. M.
Arrive nt Summerville.4. to I?. M.
Leave Summerville.7.lu A. M.
Arrive al Cliarlesion.?.'.:."> A. M.
CAMUKN UK ASCII.
Canillen aivl Columbia Passenger Trains on
MONDAYS, WKIIXESOAYS and BATUKUAVS, and be?
tween Canillen and Ringville dally, (Sundays ox
ceplcd,) connect* with up and down Day l'as
sciigers at Ringville.
Leave Canillen.ca* A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.11.00 A. M.
Leave Columbia.1.46 P. M.
Arrivent Canillen.0.00P. M.
(Sinn eil) H. T. I'KAKK,
sept is oeiiei~.il Superintendent.
7T??ANGE OE SCHEDULE.
CKNLRAL SCPKRINTKN DKX TSOFFI?B,)
ATLANTIC AMI (?UM' tUtLROAU, 5
SAVANNAH, November 6,1S09. )
On and after SI'NOAY, the ;ih hiHlniil, Passen,
ger Trains on Cns road will run as rullows, com?
mencing with ile.:4.'jo I'. M. train:
Ninny RXI'KKS* THAIN'S.
l.eavc Savannah dally ut.-Lao p, M.
Arrive at Hambridge (Mummy's except*
eil)at.0.16 A. M.
Arrive ut Uv? Oak daily nt.iVJO A. M.
Arrive at Jacksonville dailv at.7.02 A. f-'
Arrive at Tallahassee dally at.7.07 A. M.
Arrive ul tjalncv dally al.0.1.'. A. M.
Leave Quincy daily at.0.25 I*. M.
Lenve Tallahassee dully at.s.-J'. 1'. M.
Leave J.iel-.-ouvilli:dally al.3.30 I". M.
Leave Live Hall tinily ut.l.'Ji A. U.
I.' ixe Dululu tilge (Sunday'sexcepted)
at.!).::o p. M.
Arrive at savauuaii dully ai.ic.'iu A. M.
HAY THAIN.
Leave Savannah (Sunday's excepted)
at.LIB A. M.
Arrivent lave Oak (Sunday'sexcepted)
ill.7.C0 p. M
Leave Live Oak (Sunday's excepted) nt. .cou A. M.
Arrive al Savannah (Sund.:?'s except?
ed) al.B.SA I*. M.
Passengers lor stations west oi Law inn, on
main line, lake Express Train h aving Savannah
at 4.:?i 1". M.
HIll'NSWIOK TltAIN.
Leave Savannah (Tuesday, Thursday
mid saturday) ul .12.00 iv M.
Arrivent Ko. il (Junction) ut.4.30 1'.
A ri Ivo ut tlrunswlek nt.0.43 F. M.
Leave liriinswlek (Monday, Woiluusiluy
and Frida r) at.12.M) p. M.
Lenve No. o (.luiictioii) ul.3.00 I*. M.
Arrive nt Savannah al.0.20 I*. M.
Conni ct at Jacksonville with st cs mers for l'a
latlui, Picolata, Enterprise, ami all points on IUc
Si. John's Diver. Through tickets good by ?il
steamers on tho river. H. S. HAINKS,
decs Ccneral Supertnlendeut.
fcrtilncre.
wmmmmm
STANDARD GUARANTEED
Iii Ilks.
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WILMINGTON, DEL.
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JENKINS ? CUNNINGHAM,
COTTON BROKERS
AXO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1 WA RR KN RLOCK, (ip stairs,)
AUOllBTA, OA.
JOnX JENKINS. HOIIV. K. Ct'MMIMOOAJI
Soto agents for thc snit- of thc c?l?braient Uloksoi ;
A Peeler Cotton Scott 1er thc Stales of Sooth Cur*
lina and Ueurgia.
References-J. T. Cardlncr and J. J. Cohen A
Sons, Augusta, Cu., nnd Claghorn, Herring A Co.,
Charleston, s, C. and Augusta, Ua. ,
nevil emus
?matinal.
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The ndv.-rli.ser begs to cull attention to bis stock
ot thc best import cd and domestic
CHEMICALS. DRUOS AND PATENT MED?
ICINES.
Upon thc DISPENSING DEPARTMENT of his
business he bestows thc utmost personal enre and
attention, amt guarantees Hie purity of thc medi?
cines USCd. In rum pou nd lily.
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night.
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Manufactured by
Messers. GEORGE TIEMANN il CO.,
OK NEW YORK.
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MERIICS, .Vc,
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AUEXCY FOR THE SALE OF T11K CRLEBttTRD
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A supply of which ls always on hand.
Manufacturer of
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HEPATIC RITTERS,
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Through constant cirort and attention he hopes
U -.nerita continuance of thc public putronago
which hes hitherto been extended to him.
febtc ttiUiBlyr_
ROSAD ALIS, ?
ROS AD ALIS.
Sold hy
GOODRICH, WINEMAN As CO.,
Direct Importers of European Drugs snd Chera
cnls. Chat I -ainu. S. C. ._ jany* stu I lily
UPRAM'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK.
A SURE CORE FOR DRUNK EN N KS H.
One Duli m a Hottle. Seat by malt, postage
paid, on receipt of price.
The Autido'-e la the best remedy that can be
administered in Maala-a-Potu, and also for aU
nervoua su?otions.
For aale by Dr. II. RAER,
No. 131 Meeting street,
eric Agent for South Carolina.
??f AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medl?
in?*. Sent postpaid on receipt of is cents. Ad?
dress Dr. E. U. FOOTE, No. 120 Lexington avenue,
New York. dcclS wfmSmoa