Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COLUMBIA, s, c ?StUy^ iago, i ' '"* '?' 1 " ? :HI'^^??^ -I" " ~-31- [' *ffce BMmt?(A; In Saibor ?nd ? &>Luke Wa pr?same that the colorea laborers of the^Stete nod a fe? deluded ?hite ?eehaai?, -rira disposed to va peut cn uni j o? ?fee.Moent .I^ahor Coovention,-, Even we, ourselres, over-estimated ita capacity INCIVIL ' -Tl^?Tored people were ?rous^ ?4toasm???tjl*.?xte?fc -The *bhe om i as' stealing, at night, the ttyyrfo^' kabor must organise ri!? ?ibis waa the talk of blatant t' and' "political tri ck ste ra tho Cohvsntion was held. Tbo tant Gdnoxal- the black Mars of th,e radical ormy-ia made Prc aident, ead tho busy B. F. Jackson is made Sccrsterj. Tuon follows the .usual flow o? gas, aad finally. Mr. T. J. .Mackey, who shot eo badly as to miss his nephew at five paces, appears as the grand accoucheur. Next, the laboring mountain' brings forth its mouse-aad with three times three, thc Qonvontion adjourns. Tho Convention, doubt, accom? plished its political object. But ?hen it helps tho colored laborers-when- it re salts in food, clothes, &c., to . him-we "would like, to kt ow oMt<j So.foi'as Bichland is oonoer i ed, we hove not heard of any white man participating in thia | Convention, except Mr. P. Epstin. This shining light of local radicalism-who is, no doubt; very much of a laboring man made a motion, wa, believe ho moved that Mr. Elliott take'tho ?lmir. , As we have bofoW snW,,a^ good c?i* 'sens will hail withh?t?Hfabtion' ihe pros? pori ty of tho labor ?f tho State, black as well a? white. BcA^we^ve^.thie to say to all sensible fabSo?g.t /n^ite? Since the world begao, no rtfal fyad ha? yet been found to competence, and) wealth. By industry, by sobriety, by honesty, by ia di vidual work, are] suplid fort ones to_ be established. As for the colored laborer, if he ia wise, ho will keep his lubor out of the hondo of the trading politician. A man's labor is his own, and a man's capital w his own, and no outside influ? ence has any right to regulate the rela? tions between them. The South Carolina colored laborer would'gain by referring thia relationship to Mr. Wayland, rather thap to Mr. Mackey-to political econo my, rather than to political demagogues. If the State constabulary aro disposed to do their duty, why does not their) ?hief have, this Gnfiiu. "Senator elect" from Abbeville, arrested? In addition to the inflammatory language attributed to him at Ookesbury, as given iu our paper I of yesterday, we are informed that ho told the negroes that he would introduce a bill in the Legislature to protect from barm any colored man who might resort to violenoe to redress his grievances. If Mr. Ouffia actually mado these remarks -and our information comes from an anthentio source-then, we say, that he should forthwith be held to answer. But he will not be disturbed, A partial Exe? cutive and a 'subservient constabulary will not interfere io this case, for Guinn is one of "the elect"-a "loyal" member of the party. - The New fork Post says "a states? manlike adjustment of our tariff and tax laws would relieve the people of half tho burdeos tboy now oodure, and yot actu? ally increase tho revenue. It would re? lieve them of nearly two-thirds in amount and of nineteen-twentieths in number, of all the duties now levied, und still Sroduoe revenue enough to diminish the ebt handsomely the first year. It would give a new impulse to the industry and trade of the country, such as would not only rapidly develop its idle resources, and add to the general standard of com? fort in life, bot would impart n new elas? ticity to tho revenuo themselves, BO that, with eaoh succeeding year, largo reduc? tions of taxation would be accompanied ! by a rapid paymeot of the public debt. It would, io short, solve every impt rtant financial problem now before tho Gov? ernment, and loave tho country freo to make itself, what nature and a great people are trying under difficulties to make it, the first in Christendom iu wealth and prosperity." A large mooting of negroes was hold in Nashville on Thursday, nt which it preambled aad resolved that tho colored people are completely at the mercy of the whites; that they want tho world to know they are a down-trodden race; that they bear no malice; that they ooly want to vote for whom they pienso and be paid for their labor; that they have shown a forbearance that would have dooe hoaor to tho most highly educated white folks; that some people still want to make them "mere serfs and political tools;" that forbearance has censed to bo a virtue; that security can ooly be se? cured by a combination throughout the State; and that, thereforo, a convention be held in Nashville on the 18th proxi? mo. The latest new thing among tl 'adios is to cultivate freoklee. If the world keeps on progressing, a boil or. the nose will some day bo a fashionable necessity. 5BI555 55B5BB. Society, Charleston, for, on appropria? tion to establish H murine' school bhip. Referred to the Committee on Waya nud Means. . J 0 / 'i J? The Judiciary Committee were in ?rtruoted lo ??'qTilrSi'nto EBA WAWKt tpd? the qrtl?it?KJrJSl&-ltetbeTt^aiajRjany statute* pf ,tbe ? ta to discriminating against persona on account of c?dbx, now in force in thia State. ? ? :- y?. The accounts of John Willia^{$78,1 and John a Sim?, ($72.) for .rfeWjoecaa Special Co n 3 tub I ira of Edgell old County, were referred to the Committee on Claims. Notices were giren of bills to provide medioal attendance for tba poor in each County in this State; to authorise the is? suing of $2,090,000 of State bonds, by the State, to be applied to tb? purchas? ing of lands in thia State for homesteads for the poor and laboring o lasses in this State; to ameud an Aot entitled "An Act to amend an Act to define the duties and jurisdiction of County Commissioners;" to prevent the marrying of first cousins. Mr. Wilder presented the accounts of Dr. W. Li. Templeton, for post mortem examinations. Referred to the Medical Committee. Mr. Neagle presented the petition of Wai. H. Walker, Of Columbia, praying thp removal bf legal disabilities, under which be is laboring, having been con - vieted of larceny ?t Spartanburg, at fall terra, 18CG. l&f?ffed to the Committee on the Judioiajry/y . >? ! Mr. Moore pr?s?ofed j tho petition of citizens of Anderson/County for the passage "bf a hyw to allow Deputy Sheriffs und Constables the same mileage as i* allowed wetnesses ?hd - jurors, und fur other puryoses. ' Rcferr ?d to the Com? mittee on the Judiciary Tho Speaker anuoufroed that (in ac? cordance with tho resolution adopted to appoint a Committee od Labor, of seven members,) h d wo old request that the delegations from Congressional Districts would tttcei, *teP?t f$ 'recommend one member'frottWcb djtstrict, which would make four mem bera, ?ad be would ap? point the remaining thrice. Mr. Sloan introduced a resolution, which was adopted, that a Special Com? mittee, to cousiat of five members, bo appointed, to whom shall bo referred BO much of tho Governor's messago as re? lates to tho rivor fisheries. Mr. E. J. Cain introduced a resolut iou, which was adopted, that tho Committee on tho Judiciary bo requested to report whether, in their opinion, the Governor of this State can remove Auditors or County Treasurers, or whether thoir torm of office cannot expiro before tho lapse of two years from their appointment. Mr. Clyburn presented the present? ment nf tho grind jury of Lancaster County, for October term, 1869, Re? ferred to the Committee ou the Judiciury. Tho Speaker presented tho account of R. C. Shi vor/for carpoti for tho hall of tho House. Referred to tho Auditing Committee. Representatives Fori 1er and Burton obtained leave of absence. At 1 p. m., the House adjourned. SENATE. The Senate assembled at 12 M., Presi? dent pro ?om, Montgomery in the Chair. Prayer by tho Chaplain. Mr. Corbin obtained leave of absence. Mr. Cain presented tho petition of R*v. Wm. B. Yates, Seamen's Chaplain of the port of Charleston, praying an appropriation for a marine school ship in Charleston harbor, which was referred. Also, petition of Johu H. Law, praying that tho bridge over the Stono, called Rantowle's Bridge, bo re-chartered ami vested in him, which was referred. Mr. Foster presented the account of J. H. Sloane against the S tato for services rendered as a Magistrate, previous to November, 1868, which was referred. Mr. Rodgers presented a copy of tho presentment and orders of the grand jury for Picken? Conuty, at the March Term, 1869, of tho Court of General Sessions, for that Couuty, which was re? ferred. Mr. Rainey presented thc account of Messrs. Bryau & McCarter for stationery furnished tho Attorney-General's office, which was referred. Notices were giveu of bills to authorize tho issue of State bondu to the amount of 82,000,000, to be applied to the pur? chase of lands in this State for home? steads for tho poor and laboring classes of this State; to incorporate tho African Methodist Episcopal Church in this State; to extend tho jurisdiction of the i Co irt of Probate. j At 12:53, adjourned. Services lu the A. M. K. Church, ConcxniA, S. C., November 26, I860. At Bethel A. M. E. Church, Sabbath, November 28, religion? services will bc conducted a? follows: At lOjj a. m., ?Rev. W. H. Thomas. At 3 p. m., Rev. David Harris. At 7 p. m., religions ser? vices will be held in tho church every evening during tho ensuing week. Also a course of free lectures will bo given every Tuesday oveuiug, commencing at 8 o'clock. The services of the fol? lowing gentlemen have thus far been secured: 1st. November 30th, Mr. Alex? ander Richardson, of Cleveland, O. Subject: -'Mau and hi? Masters." 2d. December 7th, Mr. J. E. Green. Sub? ject: "Science and Religion." 3d. De? cember 14th, Hou. J. J. Wright, of Beaufort, 8. O. Subject: -. At the clo.no of lecture there will be a collection taken up to defray the church expenses. W. D. HARRIS, Pastor. Why has nature given us two ears and but ona tongue? "In order that wo may repeat but half of what we hear." ia DOW btretobiog o0?t?,00 In other wortin, it bu acoompKabed ball th?- dioUuco between ut aaa t^e san! The interesting qoeeitoD, auu ona on wliiub, perhaps, wo do not wiaU any moro, light of this eborac ter, is, bow long Will ?it be before is ?uishes tba- reet -of the distance and bridgea.tbagigantio chasm between the earth and the ano? Is it a messenger sent out to snatch us up as food for .the insatiate monster Chat keeps himself warm by devouring planets, and whose fire-eating propensities this whole earth would satisfy for a few day a only?. If so, how long will this emissary be in reaching na and carrying the globe away as if it were a gigantic lump of coal for ft furnace? This column of light at in? tervals indicates its approach by flashing and corrsseatlng with fresh brilliancy. So decided are its effects that two astro? nomers (one at London, tba other at Oxford, and neither knowing the experi? ences of the other.) supposed that the dark-glass of their telescope bad been broken or put out of range, BO strong was tho flash of golden light upon the vision. It is predicted that bofore the end of next year, this magnetic light will have got near enough to as to make ita immediate and actual influence upon the earth distinctly felt. It is announced that iu consequence, wo may expect to see phenomena that have never boen seen or known beforo by the bu mm race. If any of our readers are, therefore, yet disposed tn complain of the weather and tho earthquakes, let them remember that by this time next year, they may have au entire new lino of experiences to explain and endure, iu comparison with which, the fitful winter and rough, rudo auto mn of to-day, may .seem like a June morn? ing in Paradise, and the earthquake'* shock and tho lightning's storm a placid rocking in the cradle, with a pleasant lullaby of thunder.-Exchange. [Anybody who chooses to be alarmed, can be BO; but we beg leavo to class this prediction with those not long ago made as to certain high tides I hat were to do great damage iu the world.] T?N YEAHS AOO.-Tho Cleveland Plaindealer says: About ten years ago, Daniel Siokles. committed a cowurdly murder in the streets of Washington. Now he represents the United States at the Court of Spain. Legs than ten years ago, Gov. Joe Drown, of Georgia, was the leader ol the secession movement, and afterward the originator, builder and manager ol the Anderson ville prison pen, iu whick so many thousand of Union soldier* died. Now Brown is the lender of the jacobin party in Georgia. Considerably lesa than ten years ago, Gen. Longstreet was at the head of t rebel army, dealing death aud destruc tion to Uuion soldiers. Now he is at appointee of Grant to a very lucrative position in New Orleans. Ten years ago. Ben. Butler, at thc Charleston Convention, voted fifty-three times for Jeff. Davis as a candidato fo President, and was at that time a poo man. Now he is the head and front the very quin tese nco of jacobinism-ant worth his millions of dollars. Ten years ago, U. S. Grant was a pen niloss pensioner on the bounty of tb Deni, family. Now he is the Prestdeu of thc United States, and the entire Den family ure pensiouers on the Govern mont. Ten veurs ugo, thc national debt wa about '$00,000,000. Now it is near! S.'10,OOJ,000,flOO. Ten years ago, not a national tia gatherer was to be seen or heard of i this broad lund. Now they are as nu morons as lice on a cabbage leaf. These uro curious illustrations of th changes wrought by time. Tho National Board of Trade meets i Richmond on Wednesday next, Deoetx ber 1. The Kichmoud papers contai indications daily of the great prepart tious making iu that city for tho entei Utinmont of the delegates. Thus we se that free return tickets will be furutshe to all the members of the Nutinnal Boan and that the use of all tho telegrap companies will be tendered to them. MARRIED At thc residence of Oov. J. L. Manning, fl tho evening or the 23d instant, HENRY I RICHARDSON to Bliss MARY ll. MANNINt both of Clarondon District. Co" Charleston papers pleaso copy. I?I?III?H-? ????? wu? mm mt - - KtT The out-standing circulating Notes tho Bank of Newberry, South Carolina, will 1 rodecuicd on presentation at tho Bunk, Uuitsd States Currency, at par, on and alt MONDAY, Novcmbor 29, 13CJ. B D. BOYD, President. BANK or NawaanaY, 8. C., Nov. 27, 1809. I Nov2ti__ 2? Special Meeting. TFIE members of tho Hebron Bene'. Society, and all resident Israelit>?l ' lu m Ida, aro requested tn nt tond a meei il ritlS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at thu l?'-'l tho Independent Fire Company, to eonsid matters of importance JACOB LEVIN, Presidout Hebrew Bonovoleut Society, j Nov 28 1 Wanto i Immediately. SOMETHING ovor l.OoO CANDLES, for I purpnso of illuminating Main atreot. fri: Laurel to Boundarv. By order of tho Ora: Oyeloon. 'P. G. SKULL, Secretary Nov 28 V Pipes'. Pipes!! Pi;es!!! ALABOR and choice selection of roal Me? schanms, from $5 to $80-imitation f<?< 75 cents to 13 Also, a flue assortment Briar sud Rubber PIPES. Cherry and Buhl Stems, with a variety or Meerschaum Sen Holdura. just received, at E. POLLARD'S Nov 28_rpihV . Extra Family Flour. BARRELS ?ad Bag?. XXX Fam mtl\/\J FLOUR, superior to-fas bent in i maravf, "so-called," for sato low by Nov ll E. AG. D. HOPE Aggr!ifil*?riO,8?6 inhabitants. pAiiw?Tt*.-The Austrian province o? Dalmatia ia io a state of inanrrectioD. Austria illegally attempted conscription there, but dalmatia resisted. end drove out tho Kaiser's gtrrrrsdrje. ' At th o latest trates, an- Anntrisn army of 20,000 roon had been badly whrppocj- by 1.Q00 of tba in sargon ts. The editors ate now malting out n lint of "notable deaths" of 1809, to publish on New Year'sl morning. We would therefore suggest to those'who wish their names recorded on this list to make their preparations and govern themselves ac? cordingly. An old man of sixty-nine waa burned to death in his ' house, near Cl arks ville, Indiana, recently. On retiring he had left a long stick of wood protruding from the stove, and this falling, set fir? to the house, which waa destroyed. A colored man, Who had been sent m signal a train on the Virginia and Ten? nessee Railroad, fell asleep on the track, ? and waa run over and killed. Cattle stealing is uot so common along the Rio Grande aa it has been. A com? pany of cattle ownors recently hanged eleven thieves to one tree. .*Oh! what un excellent Tonio," is the langnageof the invalid who uses SOLO? MONS* BTTTBBS. N21 An earthquake occurred recently in the Philippine Islands, by which eight per? sons arc kuown to have been killed. "Just the thing!" Such is tbe'excla mid inn of the Dyspeptics who uso SOLO? MONS' BITT Ens. N21 Congress will begiu with nineteen con? tested election cases. ? The weak and emaciated mother 6o.va: "My health and strength is restored bf tho uso ol" SOLOMONS' BITTKBS. N21 Eutaw Encampment No. 2.1.0.0. E. ,'"-", A MEETING of this Encampment x^lW?jbt-.will bo held TO-MOKUOW (Mon '^CcgSSy lay 1 EVENING, at 7o'clock. Everj "Wfimf~ member is earnestly urged to bs present. Hy Dispensation. Nov 28_O. P. HARIIIHON, Sariho. Living Writers of the South. SHORT biographies, lists of works, and ex? tracts from tue most popular volumes or every living writer of the Southern United States. Hy Professor James Wood Davidson. *.* A vcrv large handsome book. Prico $2 00. Vashti."or Until Death us Do Part. By Au? thor of Bernia, Macaria.Ao. 82.00. Tho Polar World-a popular description of Men and Nature in the Arctic and Ant artie re? gions of the Globe-illustrated. $3 75. The Romaneo of Spanish History, by John S. C. Abbott: with illustrations. Pict oral Field Book or the War of 1812. By Renson J. Lnasing, author of Pictorial Field Book Revolution. S7.O0. Photograph Albums, Pocket Cutlery, Ac, at DUFFIE A CHAPMAN'B Bookstore. Nov 28_ Office Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Compnny. COLOMBIA, November 37, 1869. MEMBKRSof the L?gislature will bo passed over this Road at half fare each way, wiien viairing their hornea during the session. Nov 28 2_O. BOUKN1GHT. Bup't. State of South Carolina-Richland Co. 7iV THE COURT OX PROBATE. By William Hufaon Wing. Judge of Probate in. Ric/ilana County. WHEREAS, William J. Jackson hath ap? plied to mo for lattors of administration, ii;' (ionia non. with will anuexed, on the estate of JAMES JACKSON, late of Richland, dc eeascd. ThcBS aro, therefore, to cite and ad? monish all and singular the kindred and cre? ditors of tho said deceased, to be and appear before mo, at a Court of Probate for tho said County, to be holden at Columbia, on tho 11th day of December, 18C9, at 10 o'clock a. m., to show cauno, if any, why the said tidniiuistra t:on should not be granted. Given under mv hand and tho seal of tbs Court, this 27;h day of November, A. D. 1809, and ir. tho ninety foo rt li year of Americau in? dependence. WILLIAM HUrSON WIHO, Nov 28 D9 _ Judge of Prohato. South Carolina Branch of the Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance Co. Til E Ho ml of Directors of this brauch will meet Tuesday, tho 30th instant, in tho room of tho Carolina National Bank, at 3} o'clock p. m. By order of the President. Nov 27 _ _H. L. LE APB ART. Sec'y. _ Desirable Building Lot. WE WILL SELL, at private sale, a very dcsirablo building lot, ons acre in ex? tent, on Plain street, in one of the most desi? rable and respectable neighborhoods in the city. For particulars apply to Nov 27 2 _ D. O jPS'XOTTO A SON. _ Desirable Eight Room Cottage. WE WILL SELL, at private sale, a desira? ble eight room Cottage, with all neces? sary out-buildings, on Assembly street, in a respectable portion of tbecitv. For particu? lar? apply to D. C. PEIXOTIO A SON. Nov_27 2 Take Notice-Wanted. rr GOOD DININO ROOM SERVANTS. Lib tJ ?ra! wag? s will bo giveu. Also wanted, a good STEWARD. Applv immediatolv at the Nov 27 NIOKERSON HOUSE. Gaiters. JUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of Misses sud Children's Double Sole, Button and russ Gaitera. J. MRIOHAN. Oranges ! Oranges ! ! J" HST received on consignment, and for sale very low, 3,000 very choice, sweet OHAMOES. Nov 20 B. CN BALE A HON. fresh Norfolk Oysters, RECEIVED EVERY DAY, and families can bo supplied in any quantity, at Nov 2t J. E. HEIST'S RESTAURANT. Use the Best. FINE English Cooking Hods, same pries as oommon. Pure Cream Tartar. Choice Spices. Flavoring Extracts. For sale low by Nor 25 E_E. J M'KHON, Pruggint. Cow Feed. ANOTHER lot of 300 Ba nh ola, Just received at thu Columbia Ice House, and will be sold low fur ooah. J. D. BATEMAN. Nov 30__ On Consignment. 1AB HDB. Clear Ribbed Bides, cn conaign , X" " moot, which are offered low by ! Nov 25 B. O'NEALS A SON. X* o o al Ito XXL m . Aj^ifcpoadea/ip ^esleya^ ^Jr^ STTa.kftthe questing'The Bl?l?i?& RaJjbaJj-bow dotait; etanfe" f-lrVo tm $ire% 4jd-Th? 0oIt??bift'^aj^l-hJPr does if stand? The Governor baa not vol nndertaken to explain thia matter. The people of Colombia are interested in this matter. What is the state of the case? f f. THU PROPOSED "UNIVERSITY.-Wo in? vite tho attention of onr reader's to tho appeal of Bishop Gregg and others,, in behalf-of thia Bou thorn University re? ferred to. Tho enterprise commends itself to the support and sympathies of Christians, Bishop Gregg is a Sooth Carolin ian. "THE SCHOOL FESTIVAL."-This beau fifui little original magazine ia now ready. It is devoted entirely to school exhibitions, recitations, dialogues, tab? leaux, oharades, etc, and is destined to have a great popularity. It ia the only magazine: of the kind we know of, baa been greatly needed, and meets the want. It is full of good things for tho large as well as for the smaller children all original, and all first class. Send for the magazine, and enjoy the whole of it. It is published quarterly, by Alfred L. Sewell k Co., tho publishers of that popular j'iveuilo magazine, Tit? Little Corporal, Chicago, III., and coots fifty ceuta a year. Singlo copy fifteen cents. CRUMBS.-Our supplement, this morn? ing, contaius an interesting article on "Swedenborg," besides other matter, which will repay perusal. A horse attached to a buggy ran off, yesterday, anet becoming dissatisfied with the roadway, took to tho side-walk. The? vehicle was demolished, but no other material damage done. Nona of tho courts we're- in session, yesterday. The Charleston passenger train did not arrive last night until 9 o'clock. Cause-the Kingville and Augusta train ran off the track and blocked it up. No serious damage. ri? Chris. Haynesworth requests us to say that his bathing arrangements, in hie barber shop, Columbia Hotel, are now complete, and gentlemen eau bo furnish? ed with cither bot or cold baths, at a moment's notice. A really good shave such as Chris, always effects-and a bath afterwards, will make an individual feel quite youthful. Eugenie no doubt considers the Suez Canal the most striking passage in Egyp? tian history. RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAX.-Tri nity Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector 10X A. M. and ? P. M. St. Peter's Church-Rev. J. J. O'Cou nell. Pastor, 10 A. M. and 3 P. M. Washington Street Chapel-Rev. A N. Titlloy, 10}{ A. M.; Rov. R. D. Smart, 3% P. M. Murion Street Church-Rev. W. W Mood, 10}4 A- M.; Church Meeting, 3y. P. M. ; Rev. J. L. Dixon, 7J? P. M. Baptist Church-Rev. J. L. Reynolds 10>? A. M. Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. E. R Rude, 10)i A. M. Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. E Bogga, 10>.i A. M. and 7 P. M. MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.-The Northen and Western mails are open for deliver at 1 p. m. ; closed at 11.30 a. m. Charlea ton (day) and Greenville open at 5.30 p m.; closed at 8.30 p. m. Cbarlestoi night mail open at 8.30 a. m.; closed n 4.15 p. m. On Sunday, the pott office i open from 1 to 2 p. m. APPLES AS A PROPHYLACTIC OP DTSPEI SI A.-An eminent French physicist thinks that the decreaso of dyspepsia an bilious affection in Paris is owing to th increased consumption of apples, whic frnit, he maintains, is au admirable prc phylactic and tonio, as well as A ver nourisbiug and easily digested article c food. The Parisians devour 100,000,00 of apples every winter. BUSINESS CARDS AND CIRCULARS.-A the season ia approaohiug for the ennui travel and distribution of business card aud circulars, our merchants aud othei will please give attention to the fact thc our job office is supplied with the best c boards, of all colors, fine commoron note and other paper, and the very nevi est and most fashionable styles of type thus enabling us to supply all of sue wants. HOTBL ARRIVALS, November 27.-Cc lumbla Hotel-W. D. Warren, S. C.; J B. Lannean, J. E. Bruff, Baltimore; IN Martin, L. Hill. New York; J. A. Bett? ney. N. C. ;S. Lovick and lady, dunder E. De Berry. 8. C. ; N. W. Stocke, Hoi kins; J. W. Corbin, Baltimore. H ic ker son House.-W. O. Fergusor Samuel H. Jeunings, New York; C. I Bartlett, New Orleaus; W. T. Wrighi Edgefield; D. W. Whituker, Wm. Jobt ston, N. C.; A. m.. Kirkland, Souther Express Company; Hayden C. Haslet Bidgeway; Joseph H. Gay, Angosta; I M. Whitney, Providence, R. IV; F. C Hall, Fairfield; John L. Leaton. Winni boro; Charles S. Kuh, Beaufort lol if w??a?n^ roa?d* and envelope?, of latest k*^,!^^"-jo^ $eer# received; wbioh will bo printed in imitation of en? graving* ?od at.lesa?thea ono-tenth the coat. Gall and ^*||||n^^M^<pU office.. 'I ',V",*'<?A?.j. >i_L NO A man is ?rat, judged by his drees; afterwa^i:ny<,'Wbet he turns ont to be. There rs tho aiory of the -celebrated paid ter and po? t Bo ch io, who, walking ont ono day in vory ?b'abb'y clothes, "be came moro nn object ot dei fsibri than re? gard. He wns mortiftod.vrand went home, arid arraying himself in M's Very best, again walked ont, to Weite- on o vory hand obaeqniono attetotion. His mortification turu ed to anger, and going bom? he throw bin gold-Iaoe Ooa* bo th* floor, and stamping on it, ?aolai?hod: "Art thon Boch?n c? atti I?" ow -r I ?naja NEW ADVEimsEMBHts. -Attention ia called to tba following advertisements; published the tire? time this morning: Meeting Eu taw Encampment. O. Bouknight-Railroad Notice. Jacob Davin-Sp?cial Meeting. W. H. Wigg-Citation. - . ! D. O. Feixotto 4k Bon-Auction. P. G. Bkull-Wanted lamed ihtely. Jacob l?ovin-Anction Soleo, il Duffie & Chapman-Now Books. E. Pollard-Pipes. . Messrs. P. BL Drake & Co. - proprie? tors of the PLANTATION BITTERS, ara said to be the largest importers of St. Croix Bum and Calisaya Bark in America. The Bum imparted by thiB firm ia ail used in the preparation of their Bitters, aud ia manufactured auder the immediate su? pervision of ono of their agents, upon leased plantations on tho .Island of St. Thomas. . Over 9,000 puncheons, about: 1,000,000 gallons, is used annually for their Bitters alone. The Calisaya Bark is all imported from Brazil, and ia also gathered and selected,by tho natives, under the supervision >of > an agent sent out for that purpose. The cures pror il unod by these Bitters are wonderful. MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the beet imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price, ,jj N27J8 . ; ? 1 ' 11, ;- . ? -t; . ? . > BBADFIELD'S FEMALE BEGULATPIL - Wo have often read in tho newspapers of tho grund suqoessof medical compouuda put up at tho North and elsewhere. Many of these medicines have had their day,* I and we hear no more of them. Their} proprietors have made fortunes,, not ao. much from tho, curative powers and virtues of their, mixtures, aa from the notoriety given them by advertising, by. winch people were mada to . believe ali the good, that was said of them.. A. prepa? ration ia now before tho public wbioh ia becoming very popular, and ia known aa Brad?eld's Female Regulator, put up, by L. H. Bradfield & Co., of Atlanta. Bach ia its curative virtues, that it baa gained wide-spread popularity all over tho country whero it has been m ade known, and it is being introduced everywhere. We are informed that immense quanti? ties of this medicine is being sold in all sections of the South and South-west, especially in the oity of Now Orleans and iu Texas. This much we say in justice to ita proprietors, who aro gentlemen of in? tegrity, who would nat. engage in the manufacture and sale of a humbug. NIGw [LaOrange Reporter. Do You WANT HEALTH?-AND WHO DOES NOT?-If so, bo advised, TJSK DB. TUTT'S SARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN'S DH LIOHT, the great alterativo and blood purifier. There is no mystery about the universal success that attends its uso. It is the finest selection of tonio, anti-bi? lious, anti scorbutic, aperient and puri? fying Herbs, Boots and Barks that ever entered into any medicinal compound. N27 6 A COLD TO-DAY-a cough to-morrow, a tightness of the breast tho next. Pneu? monia follows. Consumption crowns tho fatal issue-all from neglected cold or cough. STANLEY'S CELEBRATED COUGH EXPECTORANT, known more than a quarter of a oentury, is the only sure remedy. The remedy is at hand. Why will ye not use it? For sale by FISHER ? HEINITSH, Druggists. M10 "I am strong and healthy, yet to pre? serve my good condition," I use SOLO? MON'S BITTERS. N21 Fresh Goods RECEIVED to-day: 00 Barr?la Weatern FLOUR, ?uper, ex? tra and family. 2,000 pounds Fine Feed. Rest Orange County Butter, Dairy and Fac? tory Chcoae.Saur Kraut, Mineo Meat, {tome thing nice,) Brandy Fruit?. Jollies-assorted Canucd Tomatoed, Poached, Salmon, Cove Oysters, Lobsters. Hart'iuos, Dedicated Cod Fish, Fulton Market Deaf, Pickles, Salmon, Bay Maokerel, etc, eto. Nov 20 _ L.EAPHABT A SLOAN8. Ale and Porter. FRE8H to hand: 6 casks, 40 gallons, Onin uoss' Dublin Porter. 5 caaka, 40 gals., Uebbert'sLondon Porter. 5 " B. Younger?'Edinburgh Ale. a "22 Bremen Lager Seer. AU in pir.ts-warranted gonniue, and'for sals low-together with the best asaortmsnt of PURE WHISKIES, WINES, BRANDIES, Ac, over offnred iu tbi? market. Nov 20_ ORO 8YMMBB8. j To the Public. AV. . r. 200 SACKS Liverpool HALT, standard cn?B?>vc>f?ht, whioh we offer at low figures. 300 Bois FLOUR, of all grade*, which wo will sell to dealers sud at retail, aa low as the market will afford. New BUCKWHEAT-very choice. We havo also just finished a larg? and com? modious Warehouse, for tbs purpose of stor? ing Cotton, which we will ator? ?nd ssl! for our friends. CAMPBELL A JONES, . Nov 20 A few doors ?hove raaanx Office Cheap. ENOLTrtH Tooth-Brnshts, from 28 cent? to tl 00. American Tooth-Brushos, from 10 to SO cte. Toil?? Soap, from 6 cent? to 11.00 At E. E. JACKSON'S, Druggist Nov 25 "