The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 30, 1869, Image 2

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TjiR?xa OK Tim if Htm, TUB UAH.Y NKWH, hy mall, one year fO; Hlx months *3; three months *2; one mouth 75 eenie. Served lu the etty at FOTBKN CBNTS n week, paya trio to the uurrlura, or $0 a year, pnld lu advance al the oitlcc. Tn? TIII-WKKKLY NKWS, published on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, one year $3: six mouths t'i; and 60 cents a luuuth Tor any ?hortet period. Sussent moss In all cases payable lu advance, and nu paper continued after the expiration of tho time p.:hl for. ADVBBTISKMKXTS.-First Insertion 15 cents a Uno; subsequent Insertions IO cents a Hue. Spe? cial Notices IQ cents a lino ench Insertion. Itusl ness Nuit?es ito cents a Hun eaoh insertion. Mar? riage und Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts ond Electrotype Advertisements will be Inserted on thc Fourth ''age only. NOTICKS of Wants, To Dent, Lost and Found, Boarding. Ac, not exceeding ??words. ?U cents each Insertion; over 'jo, mid not exceeding -io words, 40 cents each Insertion; over tm and not exoecdlng 40 wurde, 6ti cents each Insertion. Alt annoBiiceiueiits tn Im published nt these rates must bo paid for lu advance. IlKUlTTAN'L'KS SllOllld bl! mitllO llj POHtOfllOO Money Order or hy Kxpreas. if this cannot i?e done, prulcction ag.dasi losses by mall muy hu secured by forwarding a lirait on Charleston pay? able to the order of the proprietors of Tilts Nr.ws, or by sending thc money In a reglslerei letter. Address RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO.. No. 149 Fast Rav, Clmr'ooion. S. O. TnUllSDAY, DECRMDBR :i0, 18(19. jfnir.s or THU T>A T. ? fluid closed dull at lujain;. -In Liverpool colton closed heavy; uplands 11 J?d. -lu New York cotton was tinner, closing quiet; middlings ?X cono -One or thu convicts in tho Auburn Slate pri? son has just received ? legacy of ?<U,?GO. -Loni .ville now .-bunn ;i population of 160,001) -and a wonderful growth lu the past len yours. - A lire occurred In Syracuse, N. T., on Mon? day morning, destroying $450,000 worth or prop? erty, on which lhere ls an Insurance ol J2?6,uou. -George Mountjoy, convicted nt Philadelphia <?r perpetrating whiskey frauds, WIS scutenced on Monday to two years' im prison moni ami n line or $3000. Ho waa allowed n few days in which to settle up his business. -The London Time? ls severe on Secretary Fish lu thc Alahnnin claims mnller, charging him with arguing thal England should apply dif? ferent prinolptce lo America than tu nny other nation. -Mrs. Lucia O. Calhoun, a periphrastic corres? pondent or ibe Tribune, who hn-s been brought into rather unenviable notoriety by her connection with thc Rtchurdson-McFarlnud scandal, wan married on Wednesday loot to Mr. Cornelius Kunklc, n lawyer of New York. -Another sovoro earthquake, Hie heaviest over experienced In Kantern california and Nevada, nc furred In that quarter Sunday evening, lasting abont len seconds, and cnutdngn limited amount or injury to houses, railroad tracks and thc min? ie,: regions. -C. S. Cady, the aofaulMag sheriff of Culpopper County. Virginia, has buen fonud gnilly hy mili? tary commission, and sentenced lo live years' imprisonment In the penitentiary. The amount of his defalcation is said lo bc about ten thousand dollars. -Ry t hc nrlllsh Steam'.bip Pioneer, which ar? rived al Savannah on Saturday from Liverpool, Messrs. Chartes Orcon, Son A Co. are receiving live hundred and seventy-seven packages of pow? er looms and other valuable machinery, ordered in Manchester ror the new cotton mill now in conreo or construction al Columbus, by the Eagle und Phoenix Manufacturing Company. The looma cmbrnce thc latest scientific improvements, sc OOrlllir >> turno (/(lin In Ilia |.niv?r rsl k..... i .... i ..... over thu raorccustly machinery furnished by our Northern mnnuruciurers. -Mrs. Stowe has again postponed the publica. lion of her book pruvlng Ry rou to bc n monster; And she will probably postpone lt still further when she reads thc oration which thc Rev. Ceo. Hlitillnu has been delivering In Scotland on thu .subject. He says Hint thc advertised book "will only perpetuate, along with tho blasted memory of Hs subject, her ultui neons, officious, unwoman? ly, uncuviublc share in thu miserable insk, and send her name down to posterity ns a sort of volunteer morul Mrs. Calerait, or female execu? tioner^ a man whom, With all his faults, 1 pro nomico ineffably greater and nobler than her "srnnll, sanctimonious, but viperous, Yankee self." -The Washington correspondent of I he New York Tribune, In regard lo the vacant judgeships, aays: "Several names have been pressed upon Hie President hy .Southern men und others, blithe lins fulled to lind an unobjectionable one. The proposition ls iiinde to change tho Southern Cir? cuit somewhat, sous to admit thc state or Arkan? sas, nt present In tho Circuit of Justice Miller, and appointing Judge Caldwell, of thc United States District Court, nud the President is giving this proposition earnest consideration. ' for thc vacancy occasioned by thc death of Mr. blanton, there seems lu ho Uti to doubt thal Judge Strong, ol Pennsylvania, will bc the appointee. Judge Hrcwster, cx-Attoruey General, of Pennsylunla, was to bavo been Attorney-General in place or Hoar, had thc hitler been confirmed lor the Su? preme Court." -A Washington letter of Monday soys: "Onr colored brethren hero have organized a National Sureau of Labor, and appointed thc Rev. (colored) Sella Martin OB financial agent. They have nlso appointed a committee to procure Gie passage of Senator Wilson's bill In relation lo Immigration. One of their principal ostensible objects is to per? fect a system of co-operation; bul all here well understand that the scheme ls purely n political one, In tho Interest or a few white carpet-hng members of Congress from the Southern States, who eland conveniently behind the organization, and thal tho truo Intent and menning of the busl' ness Is to perpet?alo negro rule in tho Sonlb. The National Uurcau or Labor la the offspring or the late Negro Labor Convention held herc, and Saunders, Cresswell'B negro special mall ugcni, who lives in Rainmore, and Hamilton, white M. C. Dora Florida, and a few other choice specimens or Southern Radicalism, arc running il. Under thc manipulation ot auch disinterested patriots, who shall say that tho last si ate or the late negro chattel may not he worse than thc first." -Thc country will lie delighted to hear how Christmas was spent at the White House. Thc. President and Mrs Grant entertained Die lollow Ing porty al dinner on Christmas evening: Mr. Dent, father of Mrs. Grant; Judge und Mrs. Dent, of Mississippi; Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Sharp; General, Mrs. and Miss F. T. Dcm ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorgc Dont, of California; General nm! Mrs. nor aoePorter; General and Mrs. Hiittcock; General Adam Radeau; General nnd Mrs. Comstock; Mr. and Mrs. Smith; Captain and Mrs. Amnion, v. s Navy; Miss Nclllo aad Masters niysscs and Jesso Grant, and Oates. Thc dinner was a fine one, and was prepared under tho dlrecitona of the new steward, V. Mclab, of New York, who commenced hui services aaoAc/ Gecnt*ini on this occasion. At the conclusion of thc banquet, thc party pro? ceeded to tho East Room and promenaded and ladatgsd In soolat eonvcrso for a time. They afterwards repaired to the Red Room, and oloscd tho evening with music, and Hinging, thc Juveniles amusing themselves tn their own way. -A Washington letter to tho linlilmore Gazette nays : "Whatever may be snld to I lie contrary, lt bi known thal beroro his nomination to thc Sen Ate Mr. stanton's honlih was such ns to glvo un? erring proof that he would never bc able to dis? charge the duly of n Supremo Judge, ne was, nt ?heInception of the project or nomination, upon tke brink or the grave. It was known, furthor, that General Grant has always been strenuously opposed to even a sheer compliment of the kind. Yet lt ls seen that ho oanscd the 'com minston' to be made ont after the breath was out of tho man's body-a perfectly nugatory act, and of as mnoh legal effeet asa blank piece of paper. To make Oats ptain, ll ls nooosaary lo say that tao *noml ?irtcee.' by tho President and assent and advice of Ihc Senate aro altogether preliminary to the ?Appointment' of a publlo officer ; that after tho'advice and consent" are gi vim, lt remains at thc option of tho Rxeentlro whciherto 'appoint.' Tho 'appointment' was never consummated. Mr. Stanton wm never, therefore, a Judge of the Su? preme Court. The sending of his 'commission' after his death wan mero mockery ; nnd, If onto dated, n sheer fraud. The 1'rcaldcnt will nnd this out when ho sends In tho ii_me of n successor. The new nominee munt he named as the succes? sor nf Judgo Grier, not 'Judge* Stanton. There ls somothlug behind nil this, but this ls not .ho time lo lift thc curtain." Prc: Farms for White Inimlgrnnla. YV? print iliis morning n report or ibo proceedings of n mooting held al Bobcrlvillo in Iltis State, on tho 21st instant, wlieit u number ol planters n gr cod lo give intet? or land, frac of charge, lo European farm hands, upon certain conditions rocommontlctl by ti commiUce at:d agreed lo hy Hie mooting. it ia now generally understood, thnt il will lie tllflicnll to direct t?> tho Beacons! the title of white immigration which sola lowan! Vir? ginal and Georgia, ami towards the upper putta of (his State. Oilier tilings hoing equal, tho immigrant will nvoid tho low country, but when ho la oilered laud free of till cliur;;o, hr has n reason for preferring tho colton und rico of tho seaboard to the corn and wheat of thc mountains. In nearly every Southern State lands can be bought at. fairly low prices, with oasy terms of pay. mont, lint in no Stale of which wo hare knowledge, except South Carolina, do thc landowners propose to sive tho immigrant a form large enough lo support in comfort him und his family, Tho RCtioral principle of giving away n part of n tract of land, in order to enhance llio valuo of tho remainder, needs no vindica? tion hero; but it is possible so to hamper thc grant with conditions and restrictions as to doa troy it? attractiveness, and make it power? less to accomplish nny substantial good. This ia the danger suggested by randing tho "Thror- Conditions" of lite Robertville planters. Thc first condition requires thc immigrant lo work for tho first six months for the donor of tim land, at thc regular wages. This is indirectly oxneting a price for tho lund, bot the chief oli.iection ls Hint the imm?jrnnt is required to work for others at the very time when lie should be hardest nt work for him? self. Willi fences to repair, with n house and outbuildings to put up. willi land to cnl tivato, with a thousand thing? to do lo make wife and children comfortable, ho requires for Iiis own active use every hour of daylight If the immigrant is starving and cannot wnit until h'm food comos oui of the ground, ho may win bread by working six days in thc week for the. donor of the land, while on thc seventh day he scratches the soil so a3 lo make, in lime, a few bushels of com or a handful ol cotton. But this is not tho class of immigrants wc want , or that wc expect to obtain. The second and third conditions are whol? ly impracticable. We mny dtemisa tho second with the remark that, under it, an immigrant conld not exchange ii word willi a negro. Ot the third, it is enough lo say that the immigrant could not, by any agree? ment, strip himself of his natural right to appeal lo the courts for redress, nor would he forfeit his land by ?oing into court in ili net ,,|.|,c,.',U.." lu Ile lwino vi Ilm ?JJI'eV meot The plan of giving away surplus land to se? lect immigrants is thc best Hint the low coun? try can adopt. But thc conditions should he few anti simple. Thc donors might stipu? late that n just proportion of the luud should lie regularly cultivated ; that uone of the lund should bc sold hy tho immigrant until after the expiration of a certain number ot years: (hat the land should not then bc sold except to a certain class of immigrants; but, ut the inn i mn of it all, shonld be the explicit declaration that, after n stated time, len years for instance, thc lund should bc held by thc immigrant in foo simple, nnd be, in fact, as nbsolutely his property ns though it had hoon bought and paid for with his own hnrd-eamcd money. Unless thc immigrant can see his way out of thc woods, nnd can look forward to tho day when he can do as ho liko3 willi Iiis own, a Rift of land will be rather shunned than sought, hy Ihoso whom we most desire to attract into tho Slate. Soi lol Discontent. Perhaps the most proliilc eauso of discon? tent is just now a want of consideration and sympathy. Conlltiing our thought lo our own lot merely, we ave apt to esteem our? selves as unjustly dcnllh with in the porti? llon of this world's goods. Wo are impa? tient of tho burdens of life, because they seem specially oppressive in our cnae, and wo loudly clamor for relief. Thus thc workman, regarding his sordid honip. reflecting upon his long nnd poorly re? quited labor, keenly fooling lils sociul depres? sion, beset by children loan and hungry ns greyhounds, experiencing discomfort in sick? ness and anticipating privation in old ago stands in thc foreground of a pichir? of scan? ty sunlight and sombre with advancing storms. Yoi-, perchance, Iiis employer, who seems so prosperous, and keeps so serene a frout, may bear a hoavior burdon. rfrrtwithatand ing all tho fair seemings that are necessary for tho maintenance of thc credit of tho lut? ter, Hie circumstances of his condition may lie more distressing. So many debts to pay ; to large an establishment to maintain-so lunch money lo raise, such adverse circum? stances lo encounter and lo ovcrconio such a Pablan policy of contest against over? whelming odds to pursuo; nil thia may tax his foriitude to tho utmost. And all the while bis credit forbids him to murmur or to wince. T?o is like the stoned Spartan, who heit] Ihc fox under his robo and reinuined silent, wliile the wild crcuturc wa? tearing out his vitalfk. Yet these contending classes or? not the only stations of t?HContenL History is full of thc disquietudes of Kings, " Within whoso "hollow crown Death kept his court"-of weary greatness, and of troubled affluence and nobility. Byron's grandson was so im? pressed wltii tho cares of elevated rank, that he refused to take his horoditnry place In tho peerage and tho llouso of Lords, prefer? ring to bo a workman in un iran foundry. Dlalklo gives tho story of a nobleman wbo, standing on an omi nc nco with n friend, told him that all tho fertile acres enclosed by the horizon belonged to his (velato. "How hap "py a man yon mnst bol" exclaimed his companion. " Happy I" replied the wealthy "nobleman, "Happy I in all that wide ex "pauso which you behold, there ls not n .ha m lot that contains so utterly wretched n "man!" As thc old proverb has ll, "there "is n skeleton in every house." Every our will remember hov? shrewdly Addison rebuked this general discontent In one of his thoughtful apologues in the K}>ci lalor, he represeni? the King of Heaven tis sending forth tv summons lo nil Hie aillict cd of thc hutmill race, lo make nn exchange of thc burdens mid evils under which they groaned. Tho summons was cheerful!* obeyed-tho transfer joyfully effected. Hut soon tho dissatisfaction was greater than ever, 'inch Bufferer felt that his new burdeu was more intolerable than the old; nod by general consent they made a set omi trana? for-oneil niau recovering his own. Tims pleasantly does tito English essayist satirize the folly of the .ireiioral discontent. ll is n mere truism to say-and yet nono ?lo wo more readily forget -thal tho cause ot most of our troubles lies in ourselves, not in our surroundings. A restless, ntircasoning desire for somolhlng more Hum you now en? joy-something larger, belter, denier-nil insatiable greed of nature, is the prolific source of our social rivalries nm! conflicts. This is Hie real motive of that envy and halo which tho social lovelier vainly seeks to dis? guise under the mask of Liberty, Eiptulity. Fraternity ; words sacred and potent, were they not historically the rallying cry of ti carnival of disorder, or (lie slogan of nu orgie of blood. To lunn.m nature und to society itself, nothing is more prejudicial Hutu Hutt eager jaelousy and selliahncss which, under such fuir pretences, tire over agitating tho commu? nes of men, mid are nit ml hues lom lest in their clamors before the tribunals of justice a jealousy mid selfishness as distinct from the real loss ness which seeks untiringly the legit? imate means of individual und general im? provement, us is tho license of Hadiealism from Ilia liberty wo till desire. WHAT docs thc Radical world think of the linugiiiy Mayor Pillsbury, who palavers and champagnes tho oiliccrs of the Spanish fleet, while Hie Legislature of tho Stale pledges "thc last man and last dollar" lo the cause of suffering Cuba ! Mnyor Pillsbury, it must Le admitted, is highly practical in his ex? pressions of sympathy. Tho glorious vin? tage of champagne is better far than a trucu? lent resolution. Wine is inore attracllvo Utan whine, and Charleston fools Hie bill. Ox and ofter thc first of January next, no person will lie allowed to kiBS his wife, nurse a baby, or carry on any other "lindo, busi? ness or profession," without first obtaining n city license, ns required by the bill "lo regu? late licenses," printed in another column. THE Darlington Democrat says that it is almost certain thal Judge Orr will be raised to the Supremo Bondi, anti thal Whipper's defeat is certain. We are inclined lo be? lieve Hutt Ibero will be no election until Into in tho session-if nt nil. Sot Gale. FOl? SALK, THAT DESIRABLE RESI DENOE, No. tis South Hov. Apply lo ROR ERT HUB. No. 3 Auger's Wharf. oct28 til I7U)U SALE. A FINE DWELLING IN . tkcociiire of tho elly uml convenient lo busi? ness. With Six large sanare rjjomejiml Mireo.nrec?. oilier, inquire nt this otWcc. deem 0??"sALE, -AN EXCELLENT VARIE TV of UPLAND COTTON SBBD. Dollvored ut thc Kout li Carolina Railroad, in bags of two bushels, $1 60 per bushel for four bushels or less, $1 2* per bushel for six bushels or more. Apply to OKOilOB K. YYUALKY, St. Matthew's P. O., Orangeburg County, S. C._decs 2mos PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A (JURAT BARflAIN.-One small Cylinder TAY? LOR I'RBSS In complete repair, lt liosliccn hut lillie used, and ls sold simply because thc present owner hos no nsc for lt. The sl/.o of thc bcd of thc Press is forty-four by fifty-eight Inches. Sahl Press will nc sold at a great bargain if applied for at once, as thc room lt oconplos is wanted for other purposes. Addresss llox No. 3706 New York poRtnitic-o. septan 0~R ~S A L E, STEAM PORTABLE CROSS-CUT OR WOOD SA WINO MA? CHINES, King's patent, suitable for cutting cord wood, shingles, staves or clapboard blocks, and particularly adapted to thc wants of railroads, wood contractors, wood yard, saw mill, and lum? ber men generally, l-'or this machine wo claim precedence over anything of thc kind ever nt tempted. Ail purtles intorcsted and thc public aro Invited to seo this machine In operation dally Irom ll o'clock A. M. to 1 P. M.. al the Artesian Well Lot, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets. State or County rights, ur single machines for sale. Apply to CAMBRON, HA lt KLEY i CO. dec.1 lino_ Caito for Stile. F"OR SA LE OR RENT, AN EXCELLENT I COTTON PLANTATION, windit two miles of | laurence, contalninlug 830 acres, most of which ls cleared and under fence, with a comfortable dwelling and all necessary outbuildings. Apply to E. A. LAW, Darlington Courthouse decJS 0_ FOH SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION si tuet e. 1 on the As li lev River, a few miles [rom tho cilv, containing' about one hundred ucres, one-half cleared, willi comfortable dwell? ing ami necessary outbuildings, if not sold by the 201 h Instant, the owner will bc willing to Iel thc promises to n roponsimo purty with ? sundi capital, to be planted on shures. For further In? formation apply .to Venulng's Wharf, soul'.i of Calhoun street._ileol FLORIDA LAND POR SALE. - A ' valuable PLANTATION of 880 acres in Ma? rion County, Florida, ls offered nt private sale, about ono half cleared and under cultivation; ? part best hammock. This Plantation ls ono of1 thc most deslrnhlc In thc Stntc; is very produc? tive ror Colton. Rice, Com, Sugar, Vegetables, Ac; also lins for oranges and other Frnlts; U loeuted In ono of Hie healthiest and most plea? sant neighborhoods In thc State, being conveni? ent tn railroads, churches, Ac. Apply to A. R. MULLIGAN, Cotton Factor, AcccamotlaUnr Wharf, Charleston, S. C. novl J Coot auf) So nu b. PTc"T Instant, n OANUH I IO AT, which tho owner can have hr applying at tho Point House, Sulli? van's. Island, proving property and paying ex? penses. _dcc'JQ 3? H tjnrbrafire, Cntlcrrj, Ssc. A R D W ? 5 ?f GUNS, O f Tb R R T( fee., Ac Tho wolt known cs " awi s8 ra en t of niSSHLT.'S El ARDMAHR 8 TO R B, IB HAILY KB*?rmva KWW BTOCKS OK AG HIO0 fi TU RAL IMPLEMENTS, ?nen AB PLOUGHS, HARROWS, ft?., AIJM, J ?WT IU.CmV?l?, A fttn-l'bV OK BOMB SnUTTT.IS SSW INO MACHINES. Call and examine, and then ju.ige fer your? selves. Look out for the alga efl he "MAMMOTfl PAB? LOOS," m Hasel street. gOrTBRMS STRICTLY CAB ft. ?S*flB 10 Wanto. WANTS OK ALL KINDS CAN HE inmlc known to everybody In this column nt thc rule or 24 couts for twenty wonts or loss, enid Insert ton, tr pub! in a?l vanee. T?TANTB1), A GOOD HOUSE SEK VANT "l T Apply ul No. '.> Legare slreet. decTO l< AirANTRD. .A CO LOK KU NUUSl?FO?? it BThlW. Apply nt Ring Munslon, coiner of Mool lui; iitnl Henrgu streets. dcc"10 I* ]>??{I:MI;N WANTED FOR TIIKSPAN 7 IStf FLEET. Aihlress p. K. UK MOSCADA, ul tho Dilute of tin- Spanish Consulate, die.in 1 TETANTE?, A COLORED GIRL TO DO M Housework omi make herself generally useful. Apply ut No. r,:.; King street, one ?loor Knuth or Spring. dcc.TO 1 ' WANTED.-A KESl'KCTAKLE WOMAN wishes lo olitnln n situation ns Nurse. Cnn give gomi rclcrence. Apply ut Ko. un s:. I'liilip Nlrocl. ?lee'.O s* ASMALL KAMMA* DESIRE HOARD, with two ronms. Terms must bo moderate. Address --Kiivciope." Charleston PoatoMcc. ?l?c30 i * TKTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND '* wusli ror tl small family ; also, ii maulo miena lon none nun wnltnnout the house. To competent persons liberal wanes will lip paid. Apply al No. ATI King slreet, one ?loor south of Spring, dceao a TITANTEU. HY A YOUNO MAN WHO TV has hurl COMijIoralile exp?rience in Hie Apotheeary lliisli>e*?,-4BITUATtON In some Di ng store In this ell .. cither whoiemdn or rotuli The beal of references, both city mm country, ? an he given. Address K. 8., at thu omeo. der30 3o Ac "xk/"ANTED. A WHITE GIRL TO COOK, yy or cook nuil wash, for two persons, in quire, willi rererenelPrlut No. to Church sired three doors below Water street. ?*.r^.; "AITA NT ED, A CAPADLE AND RELIA >t IU.R WAITINfiMAN. Hood references ro ipUrcd. Apply at No. o sleet lug street. deeS0 3 WA N T E D , A COLORED WOMAN, without liictinibrnncc*, to do Hie cooking ?ind washing for a small family In thc conni ry. Wages palil promptly. Reference required. Ap? ply at this orllce. droit? -z* TXT ANTED. A COMIMTIMONT NURSE ; ?> must come well recommonded. Appivin Pin street, three doors from Wentworth, west side._ dec '20 2 WANTED TO PURCHASE, AN EIGHT or len-horso power KKfilKR, In good or? der. Address !.. 8. C., P. O. Pox No. 4. Orange iiurg. s. v._ dccSO ii? WANTED TO PURCHASE. A UAGX TKl.l.K TAIII.K, small size. Address "A. i'. lt.." at this omeo. _ dec27 TTTANTB?, A GOOD MAN SERVANT YT IO Cook and to ?lo Housework. Hood references required. Apply at No. ll Pill street. dec? illina* WANTED, A HOUS K, NEAR THE central part of tho city, containing live ?ir six rooms, with good outbuildings und water. Address D, at this omce. sepias WANTED, A GERMAN GIRL TO Cook o'tul Wash for a small family. One Hint ran bring recoin nu-mlat ems will hour of a good borne. Apply ul this omeo. ilcc2S WANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER? INTENDENT on a Klee Plantation by a onc nrmcd man, who lins seven years' experience In Rice culture, ami good recommendations from ids former employers. Pleuse uddresa W. ll. W., Charleston. S. C. dcirl WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK? in a Wholesale Drug Store, or n large Re? tail and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to go lu Hm conni ry. Will expect bul a small coin pciisntinn nt first. Thc applicant ls a graduate of the Soul h Carolina Medical College. Address M. P.. through thu Poatofllco._ IE.'" TJITANTED, AGENTS.-TWO HUNDRED TT ami KHly Dollars per month, to sell thc onlv (Jennine Improved Common Sensu Pnmilv SEWING MACHINE. Price only SIS. Client In? ducements tn Agents. This ls the most popular Sewing Machin--of n,e dav-makes Hie famous "Elastic Lock Stltcli"-will ?lo any kind of work Hun cnn bc done on any mnchlne. Ono hundred tlionsauil sold ami Hie demand constntitly in? creasing. Now ts the lime to take nn agency. Send fur Circular?, if f Rcwaro of lultlngcrs.??? Address BKCOMU A CO., Hostou, Mass.: Pitts? burg, Pa., or St. Louis. Mo. oct29 annis <3o Kent. quire on Hie premises, or ut lt. M. MARSHALL A HRH.. No. ya llrond slier!. decrio llnnlutht* rn? RENT. THAT PLEASANTLY SITU^ X ATM I) Two-story RKSIDNKCR In (indmlcn street. Possession given immediately. Apply at the Chai lesion Saw ami Planing Mill, foot of Ih-nu faln street. riccSQ TO RENT, THE STORE NORTHWEST corner King and Calhoun si reels. Terms easy iou good tenant. Apply nt No. in Multiligne slreet. dcc23 thmttiS* ITtOR RENT, THE HIGHLY ??LTIVA " TED KARM known ns COIIUROII, nitnatcd lu St. Andrew's Parish, about one mlle 'nun Hie Now Ill idge, with good landings oil WappnoCut ; will bc rented on moderate terms. Sixty ncn>? hnvc boen highly manured and thoroughly ditch? ed Hie throe past years. The lauds ure'sining and productive. The mules, carl mid farming implements arc all in good condition, mid can bc obtained on reasonable I erins, together with a quantity of manure. Apply lo JAMES McOAIIE, ut Calhoun Colton Press, near broad sired. ?lec2.'? s2iuiii*? UotUOing. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD ut Mrs. MILLER'S, No. C Hudson street. ileoM (Ebncntionnl. miT?" EXERCISES OF Tl IR rUJHSCRI X in lies ?SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY, the 3d of Junuury next, ut No. 103J? Wentworth street. French. English, Glassies and branches required for business laugh:. Terms mod?rale. JOS. H. SHAIIHOUK. dCC.TQ lhs2*_W. SEABROOK._ NGL18H, FRENCH. CLASSICAL AND M ATI IK M ATI C A L * SHCOOL, NORTHWEST CORNKIt OP HULL AND COMINO STREETS. Tho Exercises of thc subscriber's School will be resumed on MONDAY, thc Sd of January next. A few pupils caa be accommodated with Ilunrd In his family. ??OC20 tl?m.2*' .IOS. T. OA LOWELL. ELECT SCHOOL FOR ROYS. No. 104 IIROAD STREET, WM.' P. DESAUSSURE, PRINCIPAL.-Tho Exorcises of this School will bc commenced on MONDAY. January 3, imo. N. II. Por circulars willi terms, apply to thc Principal._ dc.:2l a SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-MRS. WM. D. DESAUSSURE and Mrs. EDMUND RAVENEL will resume tko dutlos or their SCHOOL on MUN HAT, January 3d, 1870, at No. 38 Mooting street. ?lec38 tnthsri*_ INC'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL, YORK VILLE, S. C. K Hie First Session of ihc school year of 1870 will begin on tho 1st of february, 1870. Terms-For school expenses, Including tuition, board, washing, lights, fuel, books and station? ery, $135 In currency, per session of live months, payable In advance* For circulars containing full particulars, apply to Cot-ONHl. A. COWARD, deco tum* Principal and Propriet?r. HKin SCHOOL OF CnARLESTON. The Exercises or this Institution wilt be resumed on MON PAY, January :id, 13T0. Instruc? tion given In Latin, Crook, French, Dorman, Mathematics and thc higher branches nf English. Thc School is well provided with maps, globes nnd philosophical apparatus. Terms of Instruction, $12 per quarter, payable In udvance. No extra r.hnrgo for French. Herman or Stationery. W. R. KINSMAN. A. M., dcc27 7 Principal. Nciucjmiicro. mire" PRIDE OF THE SCHOOL, | WBITTRN BY JOHN WITHERSPOON ERVIN, EXPRESSLY FOR THE RUMTRR NEWS. THE SUMTER NEWS. This Paper has recently been enlarged and fur? nished with now Type, and ranks deservedly among the best Popers or the Stalo. Wo nco lt announced In Its ?asl Issne that the publication of an original Story, from the pen of tho talented writer, JOHN WlTHERBPOON ER? VIN, will be oommoncod about tho mlddlo of Jan? uary, lo bc followed by otbor Original Stories du? ring tho year. , Now is a good Unto to subscribe. Term? $8 per year-two ooplcs $1. Address DARU A OSTEEN, * dcaOO 8 Proprietors, Sumter, B. C. \ i, IM m , i\ .ju, j au?. ?Ucclings. UNION OHAPTKR, No. :i, U. A. M.-AN Extra OOH vocal iou of mw chapter will uc held TntH KVRNINO, ni 7 o'clock, for nie purpose or installing thc uni" is elect. Itv order of Hie M. K. II. I". I'll IM I' A17STIN. ilcctf) Secret ii ry. IO. 07 F.-HOW AIM > LOIR IK. No. ::. Thc Regular Quarterly .Meeting the a'rave Lodge will Itu In-Ill ut Odd Fellow's Hull,'I ms KVRNINO, ul 7 O'clock. Meinliers Will lie lunn lu.ll, OH oflleers Im-Hu; ensuing term will tic elected. Members ?iii also come pieparcd to var arrears. Hy order vf N. (i. li. L. TERREY. H.s. decao ?rill AIM .1 :ST(>N KTEA M Kl |{ii < :t )M l '.\N Y \ - OF AXMI-:X.-Yon nra hereby summoned to intend nu liXII'll .Mci in:: nf ymir Com puny, Ttl IR KV RN I Nil, nt ItUlf-paSt 7 O'Clock. Itv order. H. \V. Ml'STA RD. Si decal) Secretary pro li in. MIRRAS ni-I'KNSAUV.- TIM: AN MIA L Meeting of I kn Trna ter8 of this chari? ly, for Ute purpose ni elect lng Hu- med len I oilks ra for thc ensuing year, will lie held ul thc MUMU'.-, oillui! Tu-Mouitow, Hu- :;ist lualuni, ;-i I'J o'clock. dccSu mili-i Willi i W'S' HOM H.-Ti IK LADIES .1 managing the Widows' in me respectfully rennest Ihu tiltendnncoof tho friends of that in HI il ut lon al Hie Hollie, in liroad M reel, on Tt'Ks BAV KVBNIMI, tkC lill .Linn.iry ensiling. Ri half pilot 7 o'clock. Thc purpose of the meeting ht lo advise upon I ?te lust menus lo assure the eon-I tinucii success ur nils I te?e voten I enterprise). 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An nnusnlly large collection of beaiitlfullv illus? trated Rooks for the Young, Incliiillnir Hie very latest mid best productions or Hie English Press decSO ?piORQAUTlBTS HOOK DEPOSITORY. OUR CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE. Thc Indies will not frill lo call at the Depository and examino our gallery of beautiful (HlitoMOS. Our shelves and tilines present nu attractive array of ROOKS mid oilier articles lor thc Christ? mas Holidays. Thc prices of our Books are all marked In plain tlgures for the convenience nf visitors. Amongst numerous others wc call at? tention to the following: THE UNIVERSE; or. thc infinitely Great and tho Infinitely Small. Ry J. A. Puuciie.t, with 317 engravings mid colored pintos, $12. Runlet's Walks annul Jerusalem, Illus! rated with over tl Hy steel engravings and maps, bound lu rich Turkey morocco, gilt, $12, Loves and Heroines or Hie Poets, with selections from all the poets, with an Introductory memoir nnd numerous meei por trulls Of their heroines and loves. 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The Mysteries or tho Ocean. By Mangln, ono hundred and thirty lllnstrations, morocco, cloth, rub gilt. $o. Tho Desert World. Dy Mangln, one. hundred and sixty Illustrations, morocco, cloth, gilt, $8. Tho hird. By Michelct, two hundred and ten exquisito engravings, morocco, cloth, gill. $0. Thc World at Home, Picture* and Scones in Far-off bauds, ono hundred and thirty engrav? ings, $3. Tho nbovc Hst can give a very imperfect idea of the extent or our ossortmcnt of beautiful Rooka for tho Holidays. Our Juvenile Books aro par. ttonlarly varied, and suited for ail ages. We have lust received a largo addition to our stock of Mahogany and Rosewood Writing Desks, some new and beatiilful styles. A new supply of Photogruph Albums of very superior Dnlsh, which will bo sold at unusually low prices. A choice lot of Scotch Notions, and a variety of other fancy artlolcs noi nsaally found In Book Stores. Ox? ford editions ot rocket Bibies, varying lu pi ice from 60 cents to ?15. Family Bibles from fi lo $35. Episcopal Prayer Books, Oxford editions, irom .D cents to $io. Any Honks published In America or Europe sent freo of postage on receipt of publisher's price. Address POOARTIK'S BOOK REPOSITORY, No. 200 King street, (in Uio Bend,) Charleston, S. C. dco?l tutnsoso _ F L L 8 GIT STEAM BAKERY. LoorsviixK. Kv., Manuiaotory of Patent, /Einlud, Farina, Water, Boston, Rutter, Bngar, lunion Wine, Milk, Cream and SODA CRACKERS, Ginger Snaps, Mo \ lassies cakes, Ac. Having accepted tho Agency of the abovo Factory, 1 am prepared to rill nil ordors at Manufacturer's pnces. J. N. ROBSON. Nos. 1 and s AtlanUo Wharf, dees rmTrTsiQDao Ager. I Mr the state. Amusements. A O A B M M Y OK MUSIC. l'A -i h Inn nh I . Sneerta nf Ibo <i O M t O O 1? K K A H ti A H O N . A Night ol Fun mil Mimic. THURSDAY MVKNINO, December?10. oftvnhtrii'K Operetta of thoVILLAOK FIDDLER Hoiig-Tho conscript, Mini Kellatier; Kong mui uuci-i know i outfhi not m nura lt, Miss IllnnalM (.ntlonand Ur. Kciteiier; Komi.., <i? uli M..un i - m thoj-iddl.mi tau Vlllogo,Mr. Thomas Whlirin; Duet-mo ?<?un?: L'uni lutero, M.,.. mancho (inl tun mm Mr. Thomas Widdin; Duet-Tho breakage Miss manchu Hulton iiml Mr. Kollckcr;burnt-Tho Kruken vu ?In. Mr. Iliomtot Wlilfiin. Final" Minv-Mr. .1. < lurk. Pallad -.Mn;'ni ?.i rvsl Motlier, Miss? HlnnHie Gallon. Aller which thc i .vigliaMc Chinese Comi? Otters ClIINO-OHOW lill rei Cn:;; King, Minx tainui OaHnniTeeTuTiim, .Mr. A. Keller: i??> it.-, Wining Mr. J. Clark; i hlng-Ghow III; Mr. Thomas Wnllllu. (.rand Opening Chorus lu tho Original lam Ktiago of <:..iii>unas, iiuci-You isiToii.'f. nil ibo Town*!) liny Enjoyments, MhmbuMui Oat tor und Mr. Kcllchcr. 'Iii.- Lover ami nie Hird-Ml?* Susan ?laiton. Ilnrlemiue IHiet-Mr. Th.? Widdin and Mr. J. nark. Trio-i m Knxlisli too. Mi-? Hunan dalton, Thom na Wliliuu nuil \ir Kelleher. on to Europe un a Vclocipi ile. Thc iioo I a Hang. PRIMAY KV KN I Nd, i.cfit of ibogirted Ouccn or .Hong. UimbUb. I HALTON, ami Inst night but ?.nc oi i Ito Gallon Gorabi Opera U< miiauy, A nay IN rformuuou un NKW ? HA K'S ii \ v ilecSD 1 (I A J) (.; M Y O F M t.f '? IC. l?70.A HAPPY NKW Y KAU. . 18701 N KW TRAICH HAY. NRW YEAH S HA v. NHW Y KA It'll HAY. NKW Y KA H'M HAY. NHW TKAII'H HA Y. NKW TKAII'H ll A Y. NKW Y K A ll' .-> DAY. NKW Y HA R'S HAY. NKW TKAII'H HAY. N KW YKAIt'K HAY. NKW Y RA K'S PVT. KKW YKAIl'b HAY. A Musical Reception at .i o'clock. boori open ni I. IHK HALTON OPKIIA T ll O U I' K IN A didciidid I'erlormanoe. ti*" Opera for M ami SS cent?. NUTS.-Tula ?vin probably be the only day per fr.rniniico of thu m..nih of Januar/, lino. Thc fi?bante rehearsals necessary to ilie proper proilnction or Khnkrsspi-nnau playa ?till prevent day performance* <>o rmura Haturuayn. Thc Mannaor promises this Khali" bc Ike best day entertainment ot the trimer. ll Bimi! also be cspcolally millo-l to New Year'* Hay. ac- All tho Orphan Aaylumti aro respectful!? in vit rd ;o attend tn ispend a Happy Ne?v Ycur. dOC39 3 T NA F I ii Vi 0 O M I'ANY A H KW Y ft A ll SOI I'SK Wi 11 he given at Hall or Kngiuc nou.se. on PituiAY KriNiNfl, .".1st December, ison, at u o'clock. Member? wishing Ticke le ror Uiemsclvca or friands can piooaro them from thc COJIUITTKK. a O. WIGHTMAN. I C. A. TUN DOHLEN. T. H. NIPbON. WALTER WKilli, Ju. T. J. LYONS. I K. KltliSSHI., .Hu JOHN MARION. deo?T ft gT. PETER'S CATHOLIC FAIR. Will ho held ot No. no Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel, opening on thc NIGHT or tlie2Ttli December, and tn he continued thrungli Mic ??"eek. Thc Hall will bc opened In the tifternoon rroin a to 6; nt Night rr jm 7 to ll. Children not admitted til night, unless ..Ith their relatives or guardians. Price ol admission- Hroivn persons 3i ccnls; Children ir> cents; Season tickets IL decSQ (Exljilutions. rjrV???i 'H7G* ?' ? ? ll A (i A I K Tho HlO PISH caught In the Ashley Hiver some time since by U SPARKS and C. GADSDEN has boon denned and Mullett, and ?vin bc on exhibi? tion at thc STA UHRS in Meeting street, below Wentworth, dining lite present week. Kilt cen and ten cents admission. _ ilec'i? ?t?isccUrtUcous. I"p YOU WANT ?I.A?K IKIOKS M ADI". Ttl ORDRR, and ol the best material, to anr paltern, go lo RI) WA RH PERRY. No. IAS Meeting .street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C. dodi Cmos p II A f T'S '.. A S T U A L '? O ? li. Unlike mau.v other Illuminating Oils, ls per? fectly pure ami free from all ndiiltoratioiis or mixtures nf any Mud. it emits no u?Vtistva smell while burning, gives n soft and brimant light, ami can bc Used ?rlHi the same iissuruncc nfaoTety a.s gas. chemists protiuunec lt Hie liest and sorest Illiiinlnnling Oil ever offered lo Hie public;and Insurance Companies endorse mid urge upon consumers thc use ol the "Astral" ntl in preferenco io any other. Ills noir burned by thousands of families, and in no Instance has tiny accident occurred from Its usc; ii lamp Ulled with lt, ir upset mid broken, ?rill not explode. To pi. vent adulteration. Hie 'Asl lol" Oil ls packed only In tho Gnnrniity l'aient Cam, of I gallon und f. gallons each, and each can ls sealed in a manner (hat cannot bc countcrfcLed. Rvcry package ?villi nnciil sen! ?vc warrant, ito sure und get nona but the genuine article, Prat CH .. " t ral" on, for sale Hy dealers everywhere, and at wholesale and retail by tho proprietors OIL 110USB OP CHARLES PRATT, No. lOSFiiltou street. New Yotk, Poslofllco Ilo.x No. ."MiSO. Send rm-circulars, with testimonials and price lists. Knelnse alampa ror copy or th? "Asiroi Light.'' _ ilecte IF YOU WANT NOTE, LETTISH AND OA I' PAPHRS and BNVKLOFKS, go to KOWARI) PERRY. No. l.'.j Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel Charleston, S. O. decU finios TF YOlJwANT LITHOGRAPH CHECK L HOURS, or Lithographing done lu line style, go to RUWAItn PERRY. No. 1M Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hold, Charleston. S. C. .jj!*14 CmoJL Y U ST K B C P. T V I? I) GOUTEVKNIHK BROTH H U S KUCOFSHOIIR TO A. IMitKU, KELT CARP RTING I Jv yards wide, decio _ IF YOU WANT THU ?ELBBRATKD CARTER'S WRITING and COl'YINO INK combined, go to RDWARD PERRY. No. 1SS Meeting street., opposite Charleston Hotel, Uliarlcston. S. O._decU amos IP YOU WANT PAPER BAGS, FLOUR ivACKS, and nags or every description, go lo EDWARD PERRY. No. ICS Meeting street, opposlio Charleston Hotel, Charleston. 8. C._decU Om os Bnsincgc (ffnrbs. Q. A a FIXTURES. A select, assortment of GAS CH ANGELIKUS, Hall Lights, Pendants, brackets, Portable or Reading Stands, Drop Light?, Argand Hamers and Porcelain Shades, Cal and Ground Glass Globes and Shades, of latest designs, Just receiv? ed, by P. L. GUILLBMIN. No. 140 Ohm eh street, doggo mwfo_Sign of the Star. Q II A R L R S HICKEY, O I L D E lt , PORTRAIT ANO PlOTrfRH FRAME MANUFAC? TURER, No. 34A KINO H rm: KT, Charleston, S. C. Old Frames RcglU egual to neir. IiOoklag glasses or all sizes fltied to Frames. Just receive., i, an assortment of lino Ch romos ans Rn a ravi cns. _ deoS wfin3mos T. F. CHU P K I N DENTIST, QPVIOK NO. HTS Kl,.Tl SI KR KT, novl? Oraos A 0 T S LIKU A 0 H A R Ml THE GENUINE BNGMSfl CIILORODINR, (J. coi,I.is DROWNM'8,1 ls Uio best Anodyne ovor known to tho profe? si?n. To bo had cf DR. IL HAK li, nova No. lal Market strceL gUPERIOR COLOGNE WATEll. Maauraetiired and for salo by_ Dr. IL BARR. OOM No. Ml Moe Ung navet. ?roccrico, L'iqnoro, ?fcc. jp ULM K EASTERN HAY LANDIS... JWhaie* Prime Kantern HW luutltnicon Pia HCI -H winxrr. Pur Hale i>v ,lr,:;!n - jolIN CAMI'SKN .?.((? j(TK\V CROL* MOLASSES? AND SI (;.\|7. Vi J'Mfc finpcrlor Now c;-. i;iayoil MOI.ASSRS I'.?, M.!22iI??fcVlM2T,or w Clayed Ilotas?! ? lo liol -. Iinoii (?riH-er.T M.ivado Sugar r'? ?oxes Good i.vr( Muscovado Sim-ir ..",!'r"l"vV !'"r "-.."'."ww Malan***, ami ror salo liv w " 11 \ i i _de?M fjlHlulO l-.i own >. co.'a Wharf. QOA I.! S ll I NO I.KS: DU l c K! ?00 lons SIIPKItlOi: 1<K|> ASM AN'I) STOVK LUAL. cheap for cnsii. u.u'.,"'W S,,,,,?U,H ,,f .piality-prlcos xe,, liri? ks ami \v. mi, ror sato by WM. JOHNSON, ... , , No. !i \\ lia rr *l i r>-i u..1 ?r..,'J!v,.M ?" AlinarN amt straub'* 1mm hieres; l.t. Horner a Hroe : ... .vi i ns ft D.niimi' amt Holmes A tattler'*. itm-aoS N BW CROP CLAYED MOLASSES. ISO hlnl*. i SO tierces J Sew Crop chived MOLASSES tts billa. I Selected expressly r>.r Inls market, mid oxpected nally per KChooncrThoinii* Miskiiinuoiis, frem MJ tanzas. Tor sale, lo arrive, bv J. A. KNSI.OW A ?'f).. rtecao 3 Ko. III Kant Hay. piUMP. WHITE COHN IN HULK -I A PLO AT. , bushel* Pitt MK wu rm IIALTIMOKK DOUN in hulk, ex schooner ?s. K. Woodbury.1' AIM!, I OOO bushels PRIMK OATH. For sale by i deeao . .ions OAMPSKN A CO. I ?1 O R N A V L O A T . rano bushels Prime Wblle Maryland DORN -ono bushels Prime. While Kurili Cnrolliiii Corn. I'm- sale tow, v. title landing, by dCC20_ WKOT A .tlINKS. TCI L 0 U R ! F Ii 0 U R ! loon lillis. Family, Extra, Super and Fine FLOUR, now lauding and 1er Kde low hy JKFPORIIB ft CO., decta 2 Vendnr Hange. jyj O fi A 8 sr. S ! M t) L A S H E S ! IM bilda, uni 23 tierces of superior Muscova lio Mollisses. . 0 liliils. superior Centrifugal Mollisses. Just received per brig S. p. brown, rrom Huva un, and tor unie low while landing bv J. A. KNSLOW A CO., Ko. ni Knst liny. dcc2!) 2 B ACON '. 15 A 0 O N ! in hilda. Cliolce 13. lt. SIDRS IA hints. Prime Shoulders 23 boxen Long Clear sides 30 boxes H. s. Shoulders loo tihls. "A and Extra tv sugar 60 sacks Choice Kio Cotice ino bois. Choice Whiskey fio iiids. Common Whiskey ion packages Mackerel. Lu liding and lu store, and l'or anio low by JKFFOKDS A CO.. _dec20_2 Vendue Range. T IVERl?OOL SALT AFLOAT. SSOOaartka LlVHRPOOLSALT, just r.?<"-.?e? per steamship ?Adana.?^rT.fcf!Q drc-.'i uoyoc's Wharf. "yyillTE STOVED SALT. r,oo sacks best WH1TH HTOVB1) SALT, now lauding per steamship "Adana" rrom Liverpool, and f?rralo in lota Iii suit piirchnacra by HOIIRRT MURK A CO.. doo24 Royce's wharf. Q O R N . OATS. V Ii OUR. .iono bushels Choleo White M11.1 ANO CortK mon bushels Prime Hals, ex sea Hull nnd Hchoon er Hand. Atan, too bbla. choice Dakar's FLOUR. All landing and for sale bv dCCM 3 JOHN OAMPSKN A OO. rXlAYI.OR*S ALBANY CREAM ALE. A fresh .supplv of this Celebrated Urnnd of ALIC receiie.i fit?ii every week, in barrels and half barrels. For sale liv" JOHN F. O'NR'Mi A SON, Agents for Soul li Cnrollnn. decli _ No. IGT Kasi Hay. FIRST t'ARGO NEW CROP CLAYED MOLASSES. 2.10 hilda, very Choice New Crop Clayed MOLASK KS Sit tierces very Choice New Crop Clayed Molasses. Now landing per schooner "KUA" rrom Matanzas. For sale by KISLBY A CREIGHTON. dec2A Accominnditilon Wharf. g ? E D KIO E . loon ItiiahcU vcr? Primo 8HKB HICK. For sale by J AM KS IL PRINQLK A HON, Factors mid Commission Merohunis. declB Kt II tim No. fl Adger'd North W barf. SHED POTATOES, IN STOKE AND TO ARRIVH. MO barrels Genuino Seed Potatoes. 200 barrels Ctillo Itcds 100 barrels darnell Heda 100 barrels Western Kcdn Ko barrels Pluk-Kyc Ked* fiO barrels Harrison's nnd Goodrioh'rt. With ii fow barrel* of Karly Rose and other choice Seed. For sale by JOHN F. os KI LL A SON. decll stutliiiuo _No. 107 Knst nay. T^IQUORS ! LIQUORS ! LIQUORS ! O RH AT RR DU OT ION IN PKICE. The subscribers having been np poi ul cl sole agents tor 11 KN KT WALLACH ft CO., Philadelphia, tor thc sulcor their flue OLD HYK, WM KAT AND IIOHKIION WHISK i KS, aro prepared lo make a liberal discount on largo ordure. A foll supply of thc above Whiskies always on hand. Parties about purchasing would do well to give us a call before negotiating olsuwhorc. HY UNE ft FOGARTY, CORN Kit CHURCH AND CHALMERS BTRHF.TS, Cn?RLKSTOM, S. C. novo tutliagmoH Q O A L LA N D IN G. 400 rons beat finality Red Ash Orate and Steve COAL, now landing nod for salo low from the vessel. AIM, While Ash OOAH, fer steam and foundries, and Cumberland Coal, ror steam and hinoksmttTTs use. For salo ny H. F. HA KKK ft OO., dec28 :? Coal Yard, Cumberland uireot. S Sewing ?Uficlnncfi. E WING MAO HI N ?s'. Thc place te kuy 8?WINO M A O 11 I N Ert I* where you have a oboleo or styles of differ??' makers. I havo the best ningle and double-tsread Ma? chines now before tho publie. TUE WILLCOX ft GIBUS' SILENT MAOIUNB A KO THIS "WKHD" F. F. liOOE-STIT0K Are tho simplest aad most reliable Machines made. Every Machine bi warranted to giro satis? faction, or lt will be oxohangod for oilier kinds. All kinds or Sewing neatly and promptly due. Orders taken tor all Ant class Bowleg or Knit (tog Machines, Needles, Oh, Thread, Silk, ftc nKPAIRINO as usual. H. D. HARK!/TON, mnyl stu inly_Ko. TOT King street. T^XrOBlTKHf UN1YBRSBLLE, PARTS, ts?. WHHBLHR ft WfL?ON. T n H GOLD MEDAL. motiKerr PRHMIWM. LOOK-STITCH, 8RWIN0 Alfi) li?TTON-BfGLB M A O n I If ? 8 . Tho on ly Gold Modal. de*? ?ghty-lwa Otmpetftrs.