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TERMS OE TUE NEWS. TH? DAILY Vxws, by mau one year $?; jlx months $s; three months $2; one month 75 centa. Served tn tne etty at FT?T?XK OKKTB a week, ?ayable to tue carriers, or $8 a year, paid lb ad? vance at the office. TES TKI ? w K s KL V Nxws, published on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, one year $4 ; Biz months $2 00. TH* WBBKVT NKWB, one year $2. six copies j, rav Ten copies, to one address, $15. S?HOaiFTiONS In all cases payable In advance, ancTao paper continued after the expiration of the Mme paid for. _ flMTrt-AScus Bhonld be made by PostoffioeJ Money Order or by express. If this cannot be done, protection against losses by mau may be ?ecared by forwarding a draft on Cnarleston pay; ?We to the order of the proprietors ol THB Kaws, or by sending the money m a registered letter:'; Aldress RIORDAN. DAWSON k CO., Ka 149 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. - ? - i * ? - . . ? .THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1S70. . 11 . UWTO-ar REFORM TICKET. _. Por Governor, R. B. ?ARPENTEB. Por Lieutenant-Governor, M. C. BUTLER, ?'MS ii Por State Senator. EDWIN BATES. _ Fur Representativos, TR ANZ MELCHERS, ABRAHAM BROWN, RItk'D HOLLOWAY, T. W. BASTE RLING", *D?TIN WILLIS, ADAM M. JACKSON, -CYRUS FENWICK, J. C. SHULER, BERNARD O'NEILL, CEO. WASHINGTON, W. H. FRANCIS, S. PORCHER SMITH, JOHN F/BRITTON, '*' SIMON P?LIT?, JONAS BYRD, ? CARL BERLIN, E. D.?NSrOS, PAUL B. DRAYTON. LI ft-c a i ? li : * Por Probate Judge, GEORGE BUIST. ' :) ' Vor Co un? y Commhiloncri, T.S. BROWNING, " W. H. SMITH, SAMUEL HOLLOWAY. ' For School Com m i isl o ncr, E: MONTAGUE GRIMEE. For County Coroner, - . E. L. ROCHE. TN A CoxvERSATios with General Wada Hampton,' after the murder of Randolph; Gov-' -vernor Scott, the co-called champion of South Carolina Republicanism, made the following] pledges: Istt 'That he would use his influence to make\ t he State go Democratic. ?'? ' 2d. That he would endeavor to induce a suffi ? cient, number, of , the. colored members of the J^^loW We?^so %w?yA xbhUes mifat ? secure a sfron^+ep+esV^ 3d.. That he would appoint to office, whit? ener he could do so, such men as were reoonv] mended by the D?mocratie party. ' ~. JfEJFS OF 1MB DAT. , -Gold closed In Ne? York, yesterday, at] 13Jal3?. ^ott?n-close^'dull and drooping ; uplands 15JC. -In^lverpbci cutt- >3 dosed quiet; uplands^ The^Monlteor Universel has been reinstated! t in'its c~d pSsirion' hs1 the ''official organ of tbej Fr??eh'?^T?rfl?a?ut..''; -An agi ta t lou bas commenced in fcortt? Ger-g many far the abrogation of the fifth clause inf 'de treaty of Prague, which stipulates for the! . annexation of North Schleswig to Denmark. *-Hr.'r Geyer, Che young priest who took I r phonographic reports ot the. proceedings off the (Ecumenical Council, has been appointed] i to the presidency Of St. Mary's College, Cia-, . ein natl. , r>-j :>.:?. j//fl rjy j ; .. i ' :' Ol? -It is steed from Berlin that there are? 650,000 German troops now in ? France, divldedl .Into twenty-one'1 army corps, and ai most* wholly consisti? g of soldiers ?l, the line. Theres are three other corps under arms in Germany .e -The Pre non ar e said to be making prepa-9 rations fer a continuance, of the war in thel north, west and south. News to this effectif lia* recurved trota"Lille, Arras, Lyons,* Poictlers and several other towns. I -The Klinische Zeitung reports that during! 'some n?gofiatlohs in'reference fo'cAplfTflatton' Mirrshai^Bs.zulne stated that he..defended. Ihep - . fortress and. mtunUuotxl the, army for thc Eni-2 j?rdrs an,d thax rte. kne.w,notiiing whatever, offi " the Republican Go\vrnm?nt! ' ' ' f -A Brussels Join nal recommends all CatTidi lies to sign, petitions to their, respective,gpv-I ernments calling on them not to recognizes what tete taken j?cetn' Italy, and to Iss?? <a| - cotabl'ned' manifesto against the annexai ion oil Borne. :. naan -. - ? - ? ou (J -GeneralTrochu caused the.cbapel,dedlcat.-E ?ed to the memory of 'the father ?r.ue Counts de-Pwrls'to b^prot?oted,- although all the audi rounding streets and, bu ii dings ; have been de-T moUshed for .warlike purposes.'..This ls pnoth-j er striking'instance' of the denerai's ?yin ItmMiUb^???^ijM1^ as of thef regard in whlcluney are held by the people,! who otherwise would certainly not have spar-j - od the chapel of the Duke d'Orl?ans. [ -An!BngU<h*englirt:t?r. who waa ? employed lajft&upo,!! the^ fornications ot Paris, states In^^London.Tjmes tliat the entire, walls ure nothing but nibble, mainly small rough stones thrown-leather, and the Joints filled In wjth ordinary mortar, sueh asis.-used; for building material. The facings arc of scabbiPd stone, not more than'from eight to'teri inches thick. The., earth vt-urk.-i are- much stronger .than the frail walla,;' which, he .says*'heavy shot will ?nd flying in all directions. However, expo-] . Tiencfttfl?i ?hi?w;Wh?iher he la-right orinot.T g ^TfW^IWV?? Eugenie ls tu be enterlainedj ^-^^Wi'v^anil, by Lady 'Palk, ?ne'oftheS mo&t fashion/able. wpme,n ,of Uie Tory wing otg the aristocracy. Her husband, Slr Frang?s, isl ? Sh intimate friend of Disraeli and'the other! Tory grandees; and eniWtains them splendid J -ly in his *owq,h?'iise im Eaton Square, and in his? ; mansion at Torquay. His income is about ?100,-5 UR)0 a year aud constantly Increasing-. It is pro-i bahlo that- ?>i'.'tm|?< will pe petted lober hear tv* contenu.: .Torquay . I? lust : now all the fashion.! There are'-syvrr-il A inerte-.families there.! Among them the witetorthe ; Holi. George H.f Pen^igioD, ol, cincinnati, holds a vervproml-J -nent position^ " '"' ktt J'l J ll -A correspondfiit of the Boston Advertiser] aajKlha^fiVn ;tiaiyw?ion to.Honston //the! .railroad ruiii< al>ni? ? fiat prairie-looklnj:: .^ery ?ltrch lik?a l.\r ^sait marsh-Inter?eoted? ..at long Intervals by creeks or ditches or pools along which extends a growth ol low bus hxees. Cattle straggle everywhere. Skele Hons of cattle lie thickly along the road, ftelegraph-pole ls polished smooth at the bot 'lom, and has a hollow trampled a?~ont lt by 'the conttnua! scratching and rubbing ot the herds, who And nothing else lor miles around to rub against. In the distance you may see the tilts of a wagon train or the puppet-like motion of horsemen loping over the plain At the edge of the belts of woods are cattle stationsand corrals. Our train passed one ?station just as the herdsmen had impounded a drove ol wide-horned, restless cattle. Two angry steers had eluded their watch and were coursing about the outer enclosure, pursued by five or six horsemen cracking long whips and yening like fiends. A footman, whose som brero and tawny color proclaimed him to be Mexican, caught one of the fugitives by th tail, clung to it through a desperate struggle and when the beast turned upon him, deftly changed his hold to his horns, and with a sud? den twist threw it by main strength to th ?ground." The Death of Lee. The mournful tidings of the death of Gen Beral Lee will awaken in every Southern heart a grief second only to that which bowed in anguish the heads or our people when the Great Captain yielded up his knightly sword ph the field of Appomattox. In those sorrowing days there was, how ever, one bright spot shining resplendant |the midst of general gloom. The cause w ost; the armies of the Confederacy were Erore; the crimson cross had waved its las n the battle-plaids or the Sooth. But tb ikliers of the Confederate armies wer poken of, the wide-world over, with honor End ; respect. There was no shame in lliei verthrow. Manassas and Shiloh, Wilder ness and Richmond, Gettysburg and Sum ter, would live though the new:born natio should die. And with every victory as wi every reverse, with the ardor of advance and. the dolour of defeat, was joined with laurel-n twined links of steel the potent name oil Robert Edmond Lee.' The borh-warriorl Iackson-right arm of the Conf?d?ral}? Chieftain-had gone tj his last home. .. But pee lived on to- show himaelf ns great in ?peace as in the turmoil and carnage, of. war. 1 And now the Great Captain'is dead. The ?kindly b?amiug eye is closed forever ; the patriot heart has ceased to beat. And ofB him who was all in ali to the South, there! remains naught but a memory and a name^ a memory cherished for aye by eight .million souls; a name which shall live while virtue and valor are reverenced and loved. Forbin the words of an Eaglish writer-no race bas, in any age, produced a nobler soldier, Chris? tian gentleman and man than the heroic Virginia Captain. Alas ! for Virginia, Mo? ther of States, veiling her anguished face and [lamenting the loss of the greatest of her SODS. : Robert Edmund Lee is gone from arxiqngj us; but Lo leaves to this people a legacy of hope, ah example to follow,* a lesson to learn.! lit was he who taught the Sooth that peace! ?had its triumphs no less than.war. It? wail ehe who showed the South how to beor, ano j jfbrbear-how' to bow In patience to Lhe.wUl? l?f Him who doe th all things aright It wa he who counselled. amity and trust, and, by j bis' precious life, exhorted the South. Lor jplu?k out from her breast the seed of mallg-j Jnity and hate. God knows ! oar hearts are sad thiB day. 'But,'if the voice of our dead hero could. ,be gheard again, would he not bid bis people, in 1 things, be virgin pure and true as steen Would he hot bid them press on in the ?gged ways, of adversity, winning at last e amaranthine crown ? Would he not bid them bear with even mind, oswell the smiles f fortune as the barbed darts of misery arid am? Would he not hid them, for this anny Southern land, struggle, toil and die ? 'his would he say to the South. And tins the lesson which Robert Edmund Lee, be-fl ng dead, speaks to a stricken people. tm\ ? I TWTlMWmWTn l?MSB Oar Candidato for Go vernor. General Wade Hampton says that the] {supposition that the nominees pf the Un iou! {Reform and Radical parties are on a para pH???s gross injustice-' ? to Judge. CarpenberT jijaod ts too extravagant lo gain credence* '/rom. even the most bigoted of Radic?is.''! Joint election Committees. We print to-day a letter from Major Sel ?bels, .explaining the nature of the ? effortsB ^ado by the-Executive Committee of ther hlci. Reform, party to secure'a lair eiecU?hlf nd wo confess that there is nothing in th i otter to change, our' opini?n that.the best ?mode of proceeding .was to prepare and pub ish a joint circular, on the basis of the K?r haw-Ransier correspondence, which' cirlcii ar would have enabled the Reform CommltH e to gu to work, and would have shoWni the people of the State by this time whol among the Commissioners of Elections] wouldrelusea proposition obviously fuir, and holly enpbjectiooablo to every well-mean gng man. We hope, however, that the ne Otiatious of th?rExecutive Committee with overnor Scott will yet be brought to a sue essful termination. Axxsdes Ambo. Attorney-General Chamberlain and Mr. imothy Hurley run in couples, and, for? nee, in the right direction. We learn that! |Mr. Chamberlain is outspoken in his expres-[ j sion of opinion that the Scott party cannot j afford to refuse their co-operation in the pro tective plans proposed by the Reform Exe? cutive Committee. And Mr. Hurley, irr oj j published card, says that a committee sha! jbe appointed "to watch the ballot-boxes" in ?his county, and that "every vote cast in th 'county, no matter for what candidate it u jj yeast, must and shall be counted for him.'"i plow long the political wind will blow from fthis quarter who may pretend to say ? J The Spirit of our People. j It waa evident yesterday morning that ja change had come over the people of Charleston. The mellow autumn sunlight was not brighter than each beaming face And in every breast a spirit of manly pride and cool determination-absent for fiv weary years-again reigned suprema The meeting of Tuesday Dight was the turning: point in the tide of our fortune Already the people doubted whether they had sustained as heartily as they should have done the cause of Reform; already it dawn ed upon them that the white citizens Charleston were responsible for lawlessne and turbulence, which they made no effort to repress. The heartfelt word3 of the r nowned Hampton, and the magic presehc and stirring phrases of that noble soldier Butler, made clear the path of duty and fix in every mind the stubborn determination to tread it steadily to. the end. Nor was this all ! The insolent clamor and insultin gestures of the hireling ruffians of our treacherous foe filled the cup of patience overflowing, and caused the good people the city to show by their action that they know their rights, and, at last, thank God dare maintain them, whatever the peril or cost. This determination to do their whole dut and to defend, like men, their rights os merl makes the good people of Charleston tb masters of the situation. Perseverance an persistence, unity and energy, patience and pluck, will give our people a fair count and a peaceful election. We must, as Wade Hampton advised, do all in oar power to avoid disturbance and preserve tranquillity Bat it must be distinctly understood that no rowdies can now ride roughshod over th people as they did two years ago, and tba the meeting bf Tuesday lost means just this that Charleston is determined to have a fair election or A FREE FIGHT ! : Governor Scott's Real Estate Agency. The letter of a citizen of Pickens, printed in our Columbia letter this morning, con firms, in every essential particular, the state ments in regard to Governor Scott's real -es tate agency, made by our Columbia corres pondent some weeks ago. That letter shows : 1. That the price paid by Keys ?3 an ave-? rage of 39 cent? an acre. . .2. Thai the price pretended to have been paid by Cochran, Harrison and Scott, is an? average of $4 46 an acre. 3. That the price actually paid by South Carolina is an average of S3 49 an acre. - ?. That South Carolina pr'3 to John R Cochran, (to whom had been deeded the un divided interests of Messrs. Harrison andi Scott, just four days before,) about nih fanes as much as Keys paid for the lands,! and full nine times as much as they are worth. '5. That three benevolent and patriotic in dividuals, (Messrs. Cochran, Harrison abd Scott,) paid more than eleven times as mach for these lands as they were worth, in br; that '.'?ur beloved State" might secure.'th'e'm! at about nine times their market value. - 6. That some of this land-Tract No. 6r-\ which cost less than seven and a half cen an acre to Key8, cost South Carolina $3 4. an acre-'that is, more than forty-seven t as much; na . Ii . How's -thal for hh;h ? ? A Pertinent Question. Now we all know, for it has already been] Jexplained, that Messrs. Harrison and Scot Isold their undivided interests in those Pick jens lands to John R. Cochran, and that John R. Cochran, (four days afterwards,) sold: them to Land Commissioner DeLarge. Does the recitation of that piece of leger demain convince anybody that Governor Scott got none,of the immense profits which Cochran realized * Does anybody suppose that Governor Scott is each an idiot as' to sell out regularly to Mr. Cochran, when he inust have known ns well as Cochran did the market value of those Iand3 *-especially! when he, (Governor Scott, ) as a member (o the Advisory Board of the Land Commis "ion, was himself to fix the price I Hardly How Mach Ile Got. The authority of' our Columbia correspon? dent for his'statements in regard to Gover-i nor Scott's.real estate business, is a gentle-| man, whose name and address "Corsair" is| ready to give to uny citizen who may desire to know. it. Besides thia, "Corsair" has? other witnesses; among whom are John R.[ Cochran, J. W. Harrison, Niles G. ParkerJ and the citizens whose letters have alreadj been referred to. "Corsair" says that he can-further ihform the public how much Gov? ernor Scott made In the above transactions, | and how much of it he gave to "educational* "purposes"-buying negro votes near tbe| mountains. A CORRESPONDENT of a city paper is dis Jposed to be severely critical because a high lown description of, a Bible presentation wasj ;fused publication in TUB NEWS. Any in jformation in regard to passing events ofj local interest i* always welcomed by our re? porters, but wc don't intend to print heav) puffs of iu.llvidual3 whose only claim to no-| tice i3 their unenviable notoriety. WE learn with pleasure that the greater ?number of tho business houses in Charleston iaye al?uady consented to suspend business Ion election day. This we believe to be' necessary for the security of voters and LheJ peace of the city. ttcmouals. tEMOVAL-OFF?CSWJTO^E?LL &l SOST, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS,!! KS, AND TRUNKS, No. 33 HAYNE STREET,! BLEsToX, S. (J.-We beg leave t J inform the! :hauts and public generally, that we have re ! ?d our WHotiB?ALK DEPARTMENT - OFl wuTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS, from No. 375? Icing street-to No? 33 MAYNE STREET, where} Iwe are prepared to offer an extensive and moat* f carefully selected St oct, as can be found in thlsl 'jcir.v, at the lo west prices. ,. Our Befall Department will continue at the old! 'stand, No., 375 king street. octn-mwslmo BE MOV ED.-THE UNDERSIGNED! have inorad to No. 151 East Bay st r et, uexlj io ^-EwaPKnas. Store a- present occupied by| M. 0. EOLIAN. " WILCOX, GIBBS A CO., oct3-).i) Importers and Dealers in Gaano; ?^"""""iiin?iniiii _{Hants. 'jrrANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BEX T V made known to everybody in thia columcF hi tlie rate of 25 cents for twenty worda or les8,f each insertion, If paid In advance. [TTTANTED, A GOOD BARBEE. APPL!, ITT at A. LOMBARDO'S, So. 114-Market street.! octl3-l* WANTED, A FIRST-RATE FEMALE COOK (colored), with flrst-clas9 recom meudatlons and no lncumbrances. Apply be m een the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock, nt Ko. 121 Coming street, opposite St. Paul's Church 1 0CH3-1 WANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO ASSIS' in a Retail Grocerv Store, at my Planta tlon, James Island. One who ls willing to raak( himself generally useful and write a plain han? can And employment bv applying, with Rood re commendations, at GEO. F. HABENIC11T, No. 17 Sontn Bav. Wages $25,_oct!3 TTTANTED, AT HEWITT'S GLOBE! YT Hotel. Augusta, Ga., two first-class Chara-r bermalds, white; wages liberal. Apply at the1 ofllceofthe Charleston Hotel from ll to 12 ami from 3 to 4 P. M._oct8 QECOND-HAND MELODEON.-WANT-I O ED, a Second-hand Melodeon,(five octavea,)! bi good order. Address, stating'lowest price! and name of maker, "8. S.," NEWS office. O0t7-10 ?. : ? ? ? *HETANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE COL TT ORED Mon. a situation a9 PORTER, oi any employment whereby he may be enabled to Support himself and family. Recommendations furnished ir necessary. Apply at'thia office to w. c. _ ,sepi4 TTTANTED, EVERY MERCHANT T? I Tv know that KOW ls the TUIS, and THF ? SEWS JOB OFFICE is the FLACK, to get his Cards and Circulara printed neatly, and at low ratea for the Fall Trade. . . . . a?g4: WANTED A HOUSE, ON. A LEASE OFf THREE OR FOUR YEARS.-A location bbl or near Rutledge Avenue preferred. The lease toB begin as near 1st November as practicable^' Ap-fT ply at 22 Broad street. _ , , o?tt> WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH* a small House. Address "House," NE^SSN Office. sep24 > sj ??3t ano Jfonnb. LOST, BY W. "W. WHILDEN, Y?8-1 T ERDA Y afternoon, either on East Bay ;?r| the wharves, two "MEMORANDUM BOORS,': onej blfick and the other yellow, containing papere:ofi value only to the owner. A reward winne paid iii left at this office. j ; . .?..'pot 18-1*i TWO HEAD OF CATTLE BROKE IN MYI Held on the morning of the 11th instant, l-e-l fore day, and done a good deal of damage-a! Heifer and a Steer; The Steer ls black, with i streak or white on his back and bellv; the Herle, ls a brindle, with a white Tac?. Apply to !P. GAD Sus, Romney street. . octl2-3*' LOST OR STOLEN, A PALMETTi WALKING CANE, with silver head,. onl M hi ch owner's name Is engraved. A liberal re l ward will be paid ir left at thia office. sep28 (Topartnersriip -Notices. rp HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOJ X CIATED with him Mr. JNO. B. REEVES, the INSURANCE, COLLECTION AND EXCHANGE| BUSINESS will be conducted hereafter in the name of E. SEBRING A CO.. at No. 34 Broad! street. EDWARD SEBRING. octs-thstu {Dissolutions of (?opartnersiiip. j ITISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-I j U Notice ls hereby given that the llmltedfj rtnership subsisting between the undersigned) I'is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Credit ors of the firm will send lr. their demands to Messrs. HDTSONS & LEGARE within tbree| months from date. (Signed.) JOHN D. STOCKER, General Partner. ?Signed.) PAUL S. FELDER, Special Partner. Orangebarg, July 15,1870. julylS-mth3mos do Rent. TO; BENT, : THAT D?8IRABLB. RESI DENCE No. 1 George street, containing six rooms, dressing room and'pantry. TRcre ls a j di.e cistern and well on Ue premises, alsognon outbuildings. For terms apply bt D. O'NEILL A SON, No. 33 Hayne street. ostl3-riism3 TO RENT, STORE No. 373 KING STRKBT, above George. Rent very low. Ap-I ply at No. 0 Liberty street._oct?3-4*' mo RENT, TWO PLEASANT ROOMS,I J. with kitchen and servants' apartment. Ap-f ply at No. 10 Aiken's Row._ octl3-l* TO RENT, STORE No. 310. KING? STREET, anne business ?tnadj In den tran part of the etty. Apply to S. lt. MARSHALLS corner Society anti King streets. ; sepes.. ^0 RENT, LEASE OR FOR SALE,. Al largo Lot on East Bay, with neat office nnnf entrance on Gulgnard street, which has recentlvf beefa userr'as a coal yard. For particulars apply! toll. GERDTS J CO.. y octl-stnthimo 1 FOR RENT OR SALE, A BEA?TIFrjL ; ESTATE' lb Orangeburg District*: sirnat?t on Lyons Creek, three and a nair miles from th> South Carolina Railroad; The . tract contains ??soo acres, soil rich red clay, adapted ta cotton corn,.wheat, root cropa ano dover. - dan A splendid range for cattle; ?anny hillsides for j viner ards, and low landa for meadows. Lyorit Icreck, a large, never-railing atream rana thi'oui;i J-he esl ate, and lurhlshes one of the finest watei I powers in the State. ' A most valuable iron ore has been dlscoverst'il I recently on the place. The estate has on lt all the necessary f?rirl .pildinga- negro houses, barns, stables, gin inonses and small dwelling. : It has been lu con plant cultivation tdoee the war, and the splendh | |gro\ving crop would give entire satisfaction. It Is offered for rent or sale, on reasonable! ??rms. Address Mrs. L M. K??TT, ? Society HUI, Darlington District, S. 0. Or R. M. MARSHALL ? BRO., No. 83 Broad ! jureet. 1 aug4 ?J?ncatiorml. SOUTHERN ^?mxfcjx -NEW YORKI O ClTY.-'ir<. EDWARD K WHITE'S English, and'French mw lt MING Si;HOOL for Young La f dies, No.- 5? Wt-.-d Foriy-Secottd Street, opposite! Kc8ervoir Park, i_augl6-tathl8 mHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RESUME X th? exercises of hts SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at Nu. 104 Broad street, on MUNDAY, the 3d of Oc? tober next. In-trucilon given in Mathematic*, English, and in Language. WM. P. D/3AUSS?RE. eeplO-mthlmo No. 104 Broad street, ENGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No 82'WENTWORTU STREET.-Tho exeroLseaol .ms: ns tl tut lon embrace all the branches necessary for a good English and Commercial education The hours from 3 to 5 o'clock.?. M. are devoted '0 German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speakin ., Writing and Reading. Lessons In Drawing and Moulding every Saturday morning The Nigh i school from 7 to 0 o'clock, for exercises of Ant h raetic^Readlog, Sp?lllugaud Wri:i:<g, and Orna I mentalane Mechanical Drawing fur adults. Thc Academy is under myBpeciat snpermtem leuce, with tee assistance of Mr. J. MCDONALD T*i33j. H. ANGEL, Miss LEON II AU Ul', Miss J. HILLER. Vocal Music by Professor F. BERCEUAN. , 0. H. BERGMANN, ango ' Principal. iranrrj ?oo?s, &t. gT?Rl?NTri?u^ ??r SPOONS, BY THE OUNCE OR DOZEN. Sent to any part of the country ncr Express 0. O, D. Photographs of dot?rent patterns sent by mallj n application. Our facilities for manufacturing enable us t jfclve selections from the largest variety of pat tcrnB and at the lowest price. No extra charge] ?for engraving. BALL, BLACK Sc CO., ?a? and 567 Broadway, )alyl8-lyr New York. fouls. 1Q7- HENRY'S RETREAT, JQ^E ! .so. 10? EAST BAY. ONE DOOR BBLOW BttUAll STREET. c. L Restaurant. 2. Ovulera alw?vs fresh on han I. ... 3. FREE LUNCH from hair-past 10 o'clock "everyday. , 4. Meals at all hours. Dinner served from 12 to 4 P. M. 5. Meals served on Sunday nntll 2 P. M. ; j 6. The best IMPORTED WINKS, Liquors ahdH Havana Cigars. , _. ,? T. Only place lu town for good genuine HolB Tom and Jerry. g Give me a call. 3 A HAMMERSCHMIDT, g Formerly Barkeeper at the Mills House, fi 8cp20-3moa ? ?lleciings. UNION REFORM CLUB, WARD 2.-AN2 Extra Meeting or mis Club will meet at ni-? bernlan Hali, THIS EVEKING, 13th instant, at ,0'clock. It is particularly requested that all c-tl-f zens or the Ward, favorable to <mr cause, will beL punctual, as business of importance will bel wrought forward, and the several Committee H ap-T pointed tor the election. . ; N. Bl-All work: and little talk will be desirable! for the evening. By order of President GEORGE A. BOWMAN. j octis_JOS. SAMSON, Secretary. A TTENTION, WORKING COMMIT TEE! ?ix WARD 3.-The Commttwe will meet Ton INICJHT, ar the Hall in Wentworth street, at halt-l past 7 o'clock. W. A. ZIMMERMAN, oc'13_Secretary. WORKING COMMITTEE OF WARD 8? REKORM CLUB.-You are hereby sum-l moned to attend a Meeting of said Committee! THIS (Thnrsday) EVEKINO, 13th inst., at 7 o'clockT By order of Chairman. octI3_J. F. VANDEBLIPPE, Secretary. m HE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON ANDI X vicinity are respectfully Invited to attend af ?ass Me et in?, irrespective of party, at the Ma-[ sonic Hall, corner of Wentworth and Klngl streets, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, October 13, at 81 o'clock; to-hear au address from R. S. TH ARIN", the People's Candidate for Congress. octi-i* CATHOLIC INSTITUTE. -THE REGU-! LAR Monthly-Meeting of the Catholic Insti l tute will be held THIS (Thursday) EVENING, atfl institute Hall, Broad street, at 8 o'clock. . By ol der.. . HBNRY J. O'NEILL, . octl3_. Secretary C. I. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SOUTHl CAROLINA.-The Regular Quarterly Meei incl of this Society will take place THIS. DAV, tho VU hi Instant, at hall-past 7 o'clock P. M., In the Halli or the Society, corner of Broad- street and EastH Bay. Entrance on East Bay. octl3 . ROSWELL T. LOGAN, Secretary. TTtASHlNGTON LODGE, No. 5, A. F.I VT M.-The Regalar Monthly Communies! tlon of Washington Lodge will be held at Masonlcl Hall, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock. The E. A.'addi P.C. Degrees will be conferred. .. .,. rr, By order W. M. C. B. SIGWALD. octl3. ; ... - Seoretary. CHARLESTON CHAMBEE OF OOM . MEROE.-An Extra Meeting of the ChamJ ncr will take place on FRIDAY, l-ith instant.-at ll o'clock P. M., at the new Hall, corner of Broad] street and EastBay, on business of Importance;' By order. P. J. BABBOT, j . octl3-2_Secretary. VTOTTCE.-THE MEMBERS. OF THEl li: BdtTTK CAROLINA CLUrVare requested- 'tom meet at Columbia 10th November, 1870. Appll-r cations for membership must be sent to WADE| MANNING, Treasurer, at Columbia, S. 0. R E. ELLISON, Jr.. oct3-mthia - Secretary 8. C. dab, ail SOUTH; CAROLINA STATE- DENTAL? ASSOCIATION.-The Regular Seml-Annuaj Meeting of this Association will be held In CharlenT ron, s. C., on TUESDAY, November 1st. 1870, at 81 P. M., in the Hall of the Phoenix Fire Engine| Company. Dentists wishing to become members will do Iwell to forward their names to the Secretary on Jon before the day of meeting. Members In attendance-Will be passed over the Biff?rent Railroads to and from the city for one I ire. -??' :- ?' 1 ' - i'r ? By order of the President. -.. ? . THOMAS T. MOORE, Corresponding Secretary, Columbia S C. octll-tuthss ' ' ' ?* . 13 o ar ? mg. "PRIVATEB?ARD?NGAT No. 98BROADl XT street. Terms reasonable. Table Boarders| $6 per week. . octll-tuth2* iOT Sdi*. pOR SALE, THE GOOD WILL, WITHl STOCK, of an excellent MILLINERY STAND, lo-j cated on Broad (the principal) street, Augusta,* Ga., and enjoying a liberal share of pnbllc patron-! age. The stock on'hand, though amall, rs very superior. No better Inducement than this could bo offered any ono desiring to conduct a first-class Millinery business. Address L. D. F., bctl3-fl_Globe Hotel, Augura. Ga. EOR SALE, THREE HUNDRED FRETS , Double Cupper-riveted, second-hand Leather,! F^o.Englue HOSE, m good order. ' Apply af ttUaa afflde. _ _octl3-thatn3 g . JFST^RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY! ?J A. BUERO, No. 82 Market street; a large 'loti CANARY BIRDS* male and female.? AlSi>Soedtl and Fishbone. : ,. . . 1 o0tiy-S? fl A FLAT AT PRIVATE SALE.-^A NEW ?JL DECK FLAT. 4h feet long, for sale, Apply to jpHN E. BOWERS, Np. 808 King street. sep29-tha6?_ .'.'.'.. ?pORSALE, THAT LARGE AND ELE 17 i i G ANT three story Brick Real dence, situated ac the./northwest corner of i Plu. and Oalhonn streets.- Terms easy. Apply to W. J. McKERALL, Marlon, S. 0. , _JulylSrm'tb, STRAWBERRY PLANT S .-MRS. A ROUMILLAT, at No/2 Canuon Ktreet. will, 1n amounts to'snit purchasers, nil any orders with! which;sh<?may be favored, for the Plants of thpfi MAMMOTH STRAWBERRY, the fruit of which! lias uttraoted. universal admiration and prefer-1 ence now.for years past. As this ls the best aea-1 son In, which to transplant, orders are particularly! solicited' without delay. Application may..be! made to Mrs. HO CM ir. LAT, at her residence asl above. ' octio-o 1 A T PRIVATE SALE. - HANDSOME! 2jL AN? DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN THE HEALTHY'AND GROWING TOWN OF FLOR? ENCE, S. C.-Ali that LOT OF LAND, measuring J7t> feet on Irby street, and ,'30 leet on Evaus street, with the neat and handsome two story U?veiling House, Kitchen, Stables, Storehouse: Dairy and all necessary outbuildings. The dwn l ing has six comfortable rooms. All the build? ings are in excellent order. Ou the premises are A choice selection of fruit treen, grape vines and shade trees; also, an excellent vegetable garden. Good well or pure water. In all, the entire premises are in splendid order, and regarded n most desirable residence, anil located lu. the fashionable street. Thc terms will be reasonable to aa acceptable party; ' Apply to or address GEORGE McD. STOLL, ?! Real Estate Agent, octlo-mth2mo8_ Florence. S. C. H' AVE YOU CALLED AT BLACK-I WELL'S NEW STORE ? If not, go at ohee.l No. 121 Meeting street, belo v Market. octio I fftiA KAA ___FOR SALE, A LONG-! ?D^teJUV/? ESTABLISHED BUS l-l SESS, (Retail) paying a net prone ot $2500 per an-j uum. Ample time given a purchaser to learn thi Bj onsiness. This is a rare ohancefor an active mani ia secure a permanent income. Business dont! wholly for cash. Persons having the "stamps''! ind meaning business moy address "j*?500 lu-B 'ome," Box V, DAILY NEWS Office, giving: real! tame._;ulyje 1 FINE OLD HYSON TEA ONE DOLLARS A POUND, at METZ'S GROCERY, comer! queen and Meeting streets, opposite Mills House.H July 26-3mos* P FOR SALE.-I HAVE ON HAND AND far sale anotner supply of second-hand Sewing Machines, o;' various makers, which I will dispose of very cheap. Call and examine at No. 27 Queen street. J. LUNSFORD. jung_ FOR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO miles from the Port Royal Railroad, In the Whippy Swamp neighborhood. One Farm tuon tains 87 5 acres, one 335 acres, ami one iou "acres. Each Farm contains one hundred ueres jgood plauting laud, with two or three cumfort ?able cabins on each: also well timbered, good ?range tor cattle and hogs; and perfectly healthy ]al the seasons. For particulars apply to Iv. D. H., Barnwell Village._mavin IO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE A lU'G IJL GLES'S Rotary Card and Billhead PRESS;' O? by 7 luches inside or Chase. The Press ls inl perfect working order, and ls capable ol being j .worked at the rate of 2000 Impressions per hour.l ?U sold to make room for a larger one. Price i ion j nash. Apply at TUE NEWS Joh Ornee. may3 Hieing, Ut. ??10UTHERN DYE HOUSE. ; A new FRENCH DYE HOUSE has been opened it No. 35? King street, where DYEING In all col -rs, and Cleaning of. all kinds ls doue at the sh neat notice and In the best style. BLASCOW, BILLER * CO., French Dyers, . So. 359 King street, near corner George street. seplS-lmo FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTION % (SANTONINE.) ? They are purely vegetable, safe and sure. Th'| best in use. For sale OT Dr. H. BAER, I No. 131 Meeting street, I oct* Wholesale Agent | &mns*nuni.5. I^CAFf?? OF MUSIC. bliss LAU KA KEENE. ... .Sole Lessee and Manager? 'E. R. DALTON-..Stage Manager. 5 [J. L. MOSES....,-..,.Treasurer. ?R. D'ORSAY OGDEN. .....Director an*Manager. (Also Managerof Richmond Theatre.) ?T?IIS (Thursday) EVENING, October 13, 1870.1 [LAST NIGHT BUT TWO (2) OF THE-'WORLO-J RENOWNED RAVEL - MARTTNETTI TROUP? Wl.l be presented for the first time, (never at. J tempted by any other Company,) : the Grand Pantomime of THE GREEN MONSTER!! ll THE GREEN MONSTER!!! THE GREEN MONSTER1? THE GREENE MONSTE R??1 THE GREEN MONSTE Bnfl THE GREEN MONSTE'RUA . ?3- FRIDAY. Complimentary Benefit to Mr. Ri! ID'ORSAY OGDEN. . aa~ SATTjRDAYr last Grand Day Performancel lof me RAVEL-MARTIN ETTI TROUPE. 0Ctl3 NA FIRE COMPANY. A SOIREE Of this Company will be given at the! Hall of the Engine House, on THURSOAY EVENING/ 13th instant, at 8 o'clock. Members wishing? Tickets for themselves and friends can procurcg them from either of the ? COMMITTEE. |0. C. WIGHTMAN. - JOHN OGREN. : . X LYONS. F. KBESSEL. ?WALTER WEBB, JR. J. T. WILSON. Itt. A. VON DOHLEN, H. CARMO HAN. Firemen are requested to appear in their.re-j fepectlve uniforms., , oct6-thmth3 H I B E R N I A N -^H ALL ?IL H. TUP.TEY.Manager. lr. M. WARD..Stage Manager.] (HARVEY'S NEW YORK COMEDY COMPANY*] . ; ? _ Foa POSITIVE LY SIX NIGHTS ONLY,': ?'? ? Commencing October 17, 1870, in Bouclcault'al ?Dramatization bf Washington Irving's Legenda-, |ry Story br . ~ RT P V AN W I NI LE. RIP VAN WINKLE.W. D. SH ELDON. . (Supported by the full strength of the Company] After which the Popular Irish Comedian,' MR. JAMES M. WARD, -1 - In the Amusing Irish Farce Entitled HARNE Yr T H E*; BAR ON IB ARNEY, (with Songs and Irish Jig). .J M. WARD.1 Prices of Admission as nsnaL' Seats can now| ?be eecnred at Hoimes'a Book Store. ~ g octl2-a.. IT3 ? L L E B S K A T I N Gr . 1 Util'' ? . ' '"- AT ' 09 THE ACADEMY OF-MUSIC HALL, bf ?COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 1.1 The. assemblies - will be as rollows : MONDA Y,f (WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS frc m I I to 6 O'clock, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and|| SATURDAY NIGHrs from half-past 7,to 10._ Admission'te Night Assemblies 50 cents; Ch ll-I Jdren25 cents. 'Ticken In packages of twelve, ?3.| jese of Skates, 25 cent?. ' '. Afternoon Assemblies, Ladles and Children, in J Ieluding use of Sat ?Sj 25 cents; Gentlemen, Incrodsj lng _BB or Skates, 80 cents. Season tickets of admission (good for all assem !biles during three months) for gentlemen $&; fortl ladles $3; for gentlemen and lady $7 CO. T sep27-3mos f Jairs. Gr R E AT FAIS] ISOUTH CAROLINA ir.STITU.TE] . I ul Xv . . . . tl bis t?* ?ii| TO BE HBLD AT. g CHARLESTON, S. C., ?j IF IR ST WEE ET TN NOVEMBER, 1870 Arrangements h ava-been made for Visitors to j {Travel at the following Reduced Rates: Son th Carolina. Railroad, a nd cou n jeting roads,] ?Return Ticket Free. ^ Northeastern Railroad", and connecting roads ?Return Tlc ko. Free. . Savanna! Railroads Re torn Ticket Free. : Savannah, aud Florida Steamers, Return Ticket j ?Free.. Georgetown Steamers, Return Ticket Free. . From New York to Charleston and R?turn, by j ?Steamer,;$30. ,;< From Philadelphia to Charleston and Return,j |liy Steamer. $30. From Baltimore to Charleston and Re ta rn, bj | 1st earner, $30. j EXHIBITORS [SHOULD ADDRESS APPLICATIONS FOR SPACB, TO| "GENERAL WILMOT G. DESAUSSURE, ISECRETART AND TREASURER SOUTH CAROLINA | INSTITUTE, CHARLESTON, S. C." ':. mi I 49" AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS WILL BE| ?PROVIDED FOR STOCK. sepl-thstuDiC 0 Spool Conon. C TO BBB, ? 8 7 0 ?J. *fc I?. COATS' BEST SIX-COBD IS NOW THB . t'M'y O IV IL. Y Thread put un for the American market which ls SIX-CORD IN ALL NUMBERS, From No. 8 to No. 100 tnoluslve. FOR HAND AND MACHINE. JOHN 4 HUGH AUCHINCLOSS,. Sole Agents In New York for J. A P. COATS, of octs-lm'o Paisley, Scotland. ifariili?ers. ATO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO. 100 tons No. 1 PERUVIAN (Chincha) GUANO, to arrive per schooner Ann E. Caril. For sale by T. J. KERR ? CO. BCp29_ AGFNCY FOR THE PERUVIAN GUANO. The subscribers having been appointed Loca: Agents for the sale of PERUVIAN GUANO, would respectfully informed manufacturers and dealer rliatthev will deliver from warehouses, as well a? from chips direct on arrival from the Peruvian islands. PURK PERUVIAN GUANO, at the Gene ral Agent's price in New York, to wit: Sixty dollars, gold.no delivery. Every careo will be inspect il and analyzed by Professor SHEPARD, ann satifactory guarantees'or tts quality and Dunty will always be furnished when desired.... f GEO. W. WILLIAMS J: CO., . sep23 Factors. 1 JJOMOOPATHIC REMEDIES. A FULL ASSORTMENT just received by DB. ri- SASH, 'nlyo . No 131 Me?'ing streu. tABTICDl?4B ATTENTION feiSSS? to ? small lot of EXTRA DUNDEE AND itJUNRY BAGGING, BtlRlitly damaged on a voyage pomi New York, and will be sold low, on accapnt fol whom lt may concera, by 73 * gg?j_ WILLIAM ROACH 4 CO. fgBTTEB, CHEESE AND LARD. 20 arkins Selected BUTTER SS Arkins Cholse Oosben Butter" . ,; 20 Arkins Medium Grade Butter " 50 tabs Goshen Butter IBO tubs Western Batter . 100 boxe? Choice Factory Cheese : 200 tubs Extra and Lear Lard.: Tierces of Lard to arrive, and for sale by .STEFFENS, WERNER <fc DUCKER. octi3-4as2 '- ' - ** . " ' . g ACON. AND P'OTATO-ES. 25 Mids prime C. R, SIDES " '"TB nhds prime Shoulders T ; io hhds Ko. 2 Bacon Shoulders' : I ; . : o hhds prime Bacon Joles ' ' ' . 10 tierces Thomas' Golden Hams 6 tierces Mc F. AA Co's. Family Hams lfip bbls Choice Table Potatoes. 1 A fnli assortment of D. S. Meats.-- " On consignment and for sale by , - . - . STEFFENS, WERNER A DUCKER. , octlS-tht2_ J^LOUB, SIDES, SHOULDERS;. HAMS, PORK, COFFEE, S CG AR, Ac. JEFFORDS Av CO'.. Nos. 17 and 19 VENDUE" RANGE, OFFER AT LOWEST MARKET-RATES: 500 bbls. Free ti Ground FLOUR-1 26 hhds. Choice Clear Bib Sides 20 hhds. Prime Smoked Shoulders 10 tierces Choice S. C. Hams 10 tierces Pure Leaf Lard .. ; 25 bbls. Heavy city Mess Porte \ 20.000 pounds Prime Dry Salt sides 10,000 pounds Dry Salt Bellies loo sa: ks Rio coffee , 150 bbls. Refitted Sugars-1 * ' ' .. : loo:eases. 2and ainyFresh Tomatoes . . 76 .cases Fresh Peaches . . ' ' ' loo cases, l and 2 W; FresbOy8teTsi joctit-tnthBamoa.ii.r . .; -:; . - i .: o ? B ;r;,s: A L' E . . : . "y"'' ' 20 tons UPLAND COTTONSEED. Apply to ? i ' FRIPP A MAY, . ' ' Or May's Cotton" Gins, oom ?. ?>? Fa.rohdd-& Hamlin's Wharf. H .JJ-^^O-g. Wjjfl 'fi J- 0 JJ \ No. 9 RA TNE STREET,' CHARLESTONS 3% Cn -WHOLESALE HEALERS- IN' " "'. WHISKIES^ BRANDIES, GINS, WINES,- CIGARS, ' TOBACCO, AO., - Wi 5 . Have on hand, and are daily receiving, a large and well selected stock, of the above,- whieh. they . offer on the most favorable'terms. ' Wb have etui retained the services of Mr, JOB DAWSON, who will be pleased to see his friends. seplS, ". ' ; . . ' ., ' , SEEDS ! SEEDS ! SEEDS*!;. SE EB WHEAT! ... g Seed Rya l . .-.Seed Barley 11 ta aa ft. .. SeedOatel. . . : Carefully selected Tor this sou, and Tor stile by ' . HepgO-tnthslmo-l? JOHN GAMTSEN A 00. . gUGAR AND M^LAfr?feSV 2?hhds. PORTO^RICO SUGAR; . -40 hads.;8weetOuba Molasses-.. ? I 20 hhds. Superior Muscovado Molasses ' s 100 bbls. Superior Mascovad?^?lsssesi :.' -, ? For sale in lots to snit purchasers by > . W. P. HALL, oettl-tuthso- Brown A Gojfls Wharf. ; I PHYSICIANS, .PLEASE NOTICE. . n. Direct Importation * GENUINE AND PURE MEDICINES. IODIDE POTASSIUM, Calvert's Carool ld Acid Citric Acid, Herring's Wine of Colchicum . S*j Pure Rhubarb th}. '. > Herring's Citrate Iron and Quinine - Precipitated Chalk: . ' ! Price's Glycerine J. Collis Brown's Chi orody ne ? '?'J ^ ? German Chloral Hydrate. G. j. LUHN, Apothecary and Chemist, Southeast Corner King and John 9tree a, , may2?-thstu5mos . . Charleston, 8.0. SJrrj (S?O?O, &t. pT^ONDON- DUFFEL- BLANKETS. A large supply or ENGLISH'BUANKETS, heavy . SAH-Wool, eight pounds to the pair, for sale, whole- ' bile and retail, at price below the cost of Impor- ' ?tall?n. : .v " iraARE?S KERRISON^ octia-4- -I -NO.'aMkl?g'atreet. '? >' roiEST'ARilrfAES ?F EAL? ^M.. ? ?200 pieces of desirable New Styles of DRESS GOODS, from 20c' up ' 1300 pair Of 10-4 WHITE BLANKETS, Ody $3 75, wtrthMsV Jioa pair ?of io-4 WHITE EXTRA BLANKETS, $5, , worth $6 60 30 pieces, Choice Colors, Empress Cloth, only es., wortt 85 ,. t. ?loo Improved Styles and flue quality of "ARABS," .. only $3, worth $5 ; 25 rolls CAR PETS,' Which Will be sold 25 p er cent, below their value. r> "A magnificent' assortment of the ' LATEST (STYLES PLAIDED AND PLAIN DRESS G0003. ' HOS,:ERY. From our own'Importation, the largest and |best assortment In the city. Also, a ric ti atlee-1 lon of FLANNELS, CASSI ?MERES, Jeans, Satinets, Domestics, Ac.. An early call ts earnestly solicited, and bar [gams will be guaranteed. FURGHGOTT & BRO., NO.' 43T KINO STREET, octio ' Corner of King and Calhoun streets. BEAT BARGAINS ?INDUCEMENT .TO WHOLESALE BUYERS. J. K . VANCE, |SL'CC38son TO STRAUSS A VANCE No. 13 HATNE STREET, Offers his Stock of Goods, consisting of JFOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES AND YANKEE NOTIONS, IkOSI?RY, WOOLLENS, WHITE GOODS, Ac. ?considerably below New York prices, for cash. Jgoed city acceptances, or approved notes. Parchaseis will find lc to their, interest to ex? l&mlne the Stock before' buy lng. J.K. .VANCE,.. sep?3-DAC No. 13 Hay ne Street. ' ? ? Newspapers, iMagajinw, &t. ~rnfA~L C A ETLTN I AN. VOLUME II-NO. 1. OCTOBER. '.NOW R~E ADJ". LABOR, by Hon. Alfred Huger. . _ Is the South a Stock Country t-by JD. Wyatt Aiken. 'exas ls?e In England-by Alex. S. McRae, of LlverpooL ^toffee and Coff? Culture-by F Suggestive Experience bi Fanning-by A M. Latham. (Best Culture for the Sonth-by Thoa. G. Clemson. And many other interesting ?reteles, filling [sixty-four royal octavo pagsa of rollo reading matter. .. - . . . ?iii ?. .. $sr The RURAL CAROLINIAN ls specially de? voted to the development of the agricultural, horticultural and pomolofieat Interests of the Southern United States, and contains information to that end .not to be found in any other magazine in the world. 1 - Subscription, $2 per annum. In advance. Address WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL, 8eo2? " Cbarleston, S. C. E QHAMPOOLNG AND HAJE CUTTING. LADIES AND CHILDREN attended at meir residences prompUy and at reasonable- rates. Send orders to _ W. E. MARSHALL, Barber, Broad street) next- door to Telegraph offlce, m?y23 il