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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'

E a W 90 L. S II o N
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
COR, FIFTH AND MARKET SITS,
buy and coll ai best market rates,
GOVERNMENT AND STATE SECURITIES
As YoIGowsi
U, $. 7-aO TREASURY NOTES.
Dated August 10, 1864,
U. s. 7-aO TREASURY NOTES.
Dated June 10, 1866,
u. s. 7-sO TREASURY NOTES,
Dated July 10, 1866,
u. $. 1881 BONDS,
U. S. $50 LOAN OF 1862,
U. s. $40 LOAN OF 1864,
U. S. 1910 LOAN OF 1864,
U. $, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
DELAWARE STATE BONDS,
DELAWARE r. r. STOCK AND BONDS.
Stocks Of all kinds bought and sold on commi.siop a,
e ,ne Doaa q Brokers, In Philadelphia. New York Bcg.
Highest premium paid for Compound Inters.t nots.
" Y'u''H7 uuo NOF' ISL oci9 In
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
GOVERNMENT SALES.
OFEIoE, Depot ooMMIssHaT q
" SUBSISTENCE,

OFFICE, DEPOT COmmIssARY OF
" SUBSISTENCE
wAsnISaIos D C., ocronER G. 1905.
SALE OF HARD BREAD.
Sealed Proposals. Ia duplicate, will be received at this
ONCE, until Il NJ, on Thursday, the 10Th Inst, for the
surplus HARD BREAD, at this and the Alexandria De-
pots The Bread s packed In Boxes Of atty t50 pounds
each and can be examined at Sixth street Wharf in
this city, or at the Subsistence Store House. IN Alexan-
dra Va No bids will be received for than twenty
lzO) boxes-one thousand OlO) pounds The prea per
pound aud quantity desired Will hc stated In esch pro
posal. II will he placed on Transports at Alexandra,
Va or at Sixth Street Wharf free expense the pur
chaser. Twenty thousand Boxes 600 pounds each) more
or less, can be purchased
n The attention Of Shippers aud others using Pilot
bIead IL 9ae 10 the advantages offered fer obtain.
Ing their supplies Of this article
Ihe Government reserves the right to reject BIDS
hidders not present will be notified by letter OF the
result o. their proposals All purchases will be
"'lnln ui tweng days rom the date Of acceptance.
Blank Proposaa, II desrel, bo obtained from the
undersigned.
Terms-casb in Government funds before the delivery
eommences g. bell,
oetlo-s9tw9; Maj. & q sp U. "A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

A auARTERLY MEETING OF THE
IN xM ahhusIhhs h1 oF THE POOR of New Castle County
the 25th instant. " ''A A- w., On
PERSONS having accounts aRainst the Truseea will
eHse ne careful to present them FOUR sys before tba
70 the Trustee Of the Hundred In which tbey r
h9s lor ms examination and approval
lVmo' bthi bJ-tm EDM. BRINgUURST Ciart
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
DIED.

CoLT-ln this city, on the 12th instant
JAMES ROBINSON Corr, City Auditor, aged
about 80 years.
HANsoN.-In this city, on the 14th inst
CATHARINE, wife of James #. Hanson
aged 81 years
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
NOTfcE.
septes.2u

All persons having claims against the estate Of the de-
censed must pretent the same duly Atesed to Tia
iora on or before September 25h 1856 or abide the Al
Assembly in such case made and provided
JAMES l.. DEYOU
tepl2b'zm ISAAC l.. DEYOu. EAecut0ra.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
REoIsTER's OFFICE,

*
~ NRw CASTLE CouErY
Ifnon ,ha ..,t,, - August 22d 1866
Upon tne application Of sophis NJ. DuIont Heprv In
iont and Victor DUPONT Eseeutors Of tbe last vii IA
,sttainen! OF Samuel Francis Dupont u S N late N,
Hundred n taid County deceased il Il
opEtbD anu directed by the Register that tbr fxer
tos Aforesaid give notice of the afaptins of Ia,,
lesAmentaTy upon the Estate Of the deeesssj viii b
10 posted within forty days from the date OF such Lett
~ IN sH Of the most public plac' of thp County Of y ~
uastei requiring all persons haviH a.. ,..
eftate 90 present the same e. t.a hv ar =, ~ Nv ~
GENTLY % IN hueh case made and provided And also
sause the same to be inserted within lie Snms i'd IN
'T h'Hwa'e st7f" J"n' lal aud Statesman n a nWsnsrsr
~ "a "l.''..s.V, aud to be continued therein
- Given under the hand aud Seal OF onlce of ,,s
H. Register Aforesaid at New Cssne in NV cati "a
to- Noeh'y alorrsAla the day and year above writ.
w X. c. FRAIM, Register.
NOTICE.
Ai lsrssns having claims Nganst tho estate of the
pveaseu must present the same duly atlested to Inc
Aee9'ors on or before August 22d 1866 or abda tbs
ACT OF Assembly 10 such made and provided -0
soPllIA n. DUPoNT1
HENRY DUPONT, SRKeeutors
VICTOR DUPONT,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
NEW SKIRT FOR IsOs-e.
The Great Invention Of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. W. BRADLLYs New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC

Tor double) SPRING SKIRT
Th1 invention consists OF DUPLEX Tor two, P,,,py,
rusH hEFlNBn srsRL sPhiSus ngeniousy BRAiDED faaT
" anu HkhLf together, RDGB to rDGr MAKING ihe
InluhEst most Ftgxnlsi ELASTIC and DuR4BLB SrRisg
ever used They seldom OR BRBAK Ike tba sing
spnhgs and consequently preserve their perfet ana
SoAuui snaps more than twice long as any sinple
spTing skirt that Ever Has Can be midp
Ihe wonderful hexibllity and great comfort and nlaa
sure 70 any Lady Wearn the Duplex Elliptic SKIRT will
5e experienced particularly all Crowded Assembles
00potAs OaiflaBtn liAilroad Cars, Church Pews Arm
Shars Tor Promenade and House Dress ms tbe skiri
ohu conveniently as silk or Muslin Dress '''
lady having enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and rsst
convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elpte Steel snrn
sklft ior single day will never afterwards vIiingiS
aspense win their use For Children Misses and Yn,r
Ladies' they are superior to all others u"h
Inc Hoops are covered with ply double tvatad
9 WIN wear twice as long tue Single yarn coyerin
when u used on all Single Steel Hoop skris The bres
po,lom fods on every SKIRT also Double Steel and
Twice OF dSuple covered to prevent the covering from
wearing OH the rods when dragging down staira ,,ona
steps &e, &C. which they conttantIy subieet n
10 uss. - 'es' 70 "hen
All are made Of the new and elegant Cordial T.n.s
anu are tue best qualify in every part giving To tina
naer the most graceful and perfect shane possbe and
afe unquesuonAbly the hghtest. most dssirable rom
portable and eeonomieal Skirt ever made ' -
VESTS BRADLEY CARY, PROPRIRToRs ~ ,t,a
inivsnton, and SOLE MANUFACTURERS, 81 CHAM
bEhs' and ~ a VI ltEADE STREET, New York
, for hAle IN an nfat class stores in this ctv and
throughout the United States and Canada "a ya aug
Onns, Mexico, south America, aud the West Indies
bg-INQUlkE FOR THE DUPLEX EILIpTic ION
DuuBLD SPRING SKIRT. VUN
augI53m u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
NOT O 4

A persons having claims againBt the Esate Of ta d.
Seasea mus present the same duly attest 10 tho Exesu
OF Assembly In such case made and provided $40 e'
soPei"'~" PATRICK REILLEY, ,lExecutor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
HOOP SKIRTS.
HOPKINS

GOWN MAKE" OF HOOP SKIRTS.
Are gotten up expressly to meet the waptA of y,as
TRADE. '9 % Et"ol uhAas
Ihey embrace complete assortment Of ALL tbe nrv
amu a p.sihAHLR styles, Sizes and Length for Ladies',
hses and Children, and superior to ali otberH
IN point tfsymmery Finish and durability being mada
o. me nnest tempered English see sprngs-with Iinsn
nnshed Covering and having all the metallic
moytaey secured by improved machinery They fetain
their Shape and Elasticity To the last-and ara a,
BID TO give ENTIRE sATIsPAeTIoN N'
Also constantly in receipt Of full lines ogood R,stern
made Skirts, at very low prices. SKIRTS made 10 nyJ
altered and repaired. WHOLESALE and KETA III i1 "
MASUFAcroRY aud sALBs ROOM A'
No. 62s ARCH Street. above Sixth, PHILADA.
- AAhA' SAsH' OAk fAIcE OHL1l AuH54m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
EDUCATIONAL.
1'EAEGRAPHIo AND coMMERoIAL
IN STITU TIE.
UP STAIRS,
(Entranee on Third Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
B. W CORNER OF
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The whole Of the second aud fourth atoes Of Glaciers
p%uns % hAs been htted up aud occupied by the Instl
'ue which Will open for the winter season. commencing
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER prH, 1866.
anu eaalns May lst 1860 during which period will be
uns NssaSdTlays nS LAY and Sundays excepted from
'N u and FRIDAY evenings It will be open
The ieIyioes Of accomplished plain and Ornamental
penman have been secured to teach
PBNMANsaIP
m a rs branches lie has superior aud but few equals
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile educa.
w NJ suh as were never before offered to the public
VI wilmington consisting Of single and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
Banking, Exchange, insurance steamboatlue, Commis
non and Joint Stock Company's Business Commercial
forms and Caleustions ete, etc.
learning
TRLRGRAPHING,
one Of the pleasant and lucrative employmeut that
can be pursued. The re building and building Of old
snd new lines Throughout the Northern and Southern
me lhge aud constant increase Of business have
eAWeu demand for operators that the old method Of
learning is isinadequate TO supply.
TERMS.
invariably In advance to be paid at time Of entrance;
discount of twenty per cont made 10 ladies' For fur,
thsr particulars inqaro at the Institute.
zIhe public are Invited to visit the Institute aud
examine the various departments.
hspeeal attention will be given 10 writing MARRl AGE
uEisTIflCATks, DIPLOMAS. VISITING WEDDING
AND OTHER CARDS, TITLE PAGES, MARKING LIN
NN o'o' VIC II
VOSNG LADIEsi sEMINAuY.
MRS. PERKINS
WILL OPEN nHR BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT No. s17 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3d.
Ns- FOR PARTICULARS arply as above, sept2Q 81
Frederick Female Seminary,
FREDERICK CITY, MD.
This Institution having parsed into the hands OF the
undersgned, will commence its 2lst scholastic yenr ON
Monday, the 4th sept ember. '
For circulars and other information address,
REV. THos. NJ, CANN a. NJ
a"so-m President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
SuFFERERs FROM Dyspepsia

SOFFERERs FROM DYSPEPSIA
GEArl nEwEcrm Aerlu
TARRANT co.
dentlemen,
.,... -, am a resident of Curaooa and havs
o''eh pnen "iapn.ad 10 write you concernng tha re-.
flus nl your shhIEEk APEKl ENr as a remedy f,r Il,
diEesu1n aud Dyspepsia desire Ia exlreas ~ vn,, -,
done my wife. " N SHA'A NEh hhh
for iour or nve years my wife has been sndly ict1
WIN Dyspep'a aud after being under tho treatment al
teseal Duapfs for two fhra. yelrs nbe was gnaI,,
uuvYu ~ 70 hetk tho ndviee o learned Physician Dor
VI OAblals OF Nenezuela who nmsdlsialy treated bsr
win your EttEltNBsCENr SELTZtR ApPFRiR ST sba
pBah 70 lmproveat once AM is nov pERF ECTIY WELL
should bs widely known N 'a'u'o'e
trusting YOU viii give this publicity and renestIp, m .,
earnest gratitude aud thanks, ~ Vf'As ny
am very respectfully yOnrs
{. D. C. HENRIQUER
Nav vol, I ,.. ,.. Merchant, CuIaeoa, 5, A
WEAsK
The suffering millions In our land TO give bis ,smoiv
lh convinced that by It's timely usj many NAV M ra
herei, many cured Of - ~ ~
DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN SOUR STOMACH
SICK HEADAoHR DIZZINESS, INDIGESTION. Piles
CosTlYENEss BILIOUS, ATTACKS, LIyER
COMPLAINTS RHEUMATIC
AFFECTIONS, &c.
Read the Pamphlet OF testimonials with a.oh h,,,
and do not use thu medicine against the ndvies Of
Physician. '"' So"i
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17

IA Having been in the employ of George Mccall
foreman and cutter. for several years, and hsIl
W. had large experience in the business would !
speetfully infrm his friends and The pabll, h
ne has taken the store formerly occupied by joseph a
where no intends carrying on Merchant faiorInF ID
US branohet. The undersigned would respsniuily
form his friends and the public that he has slol,d
ms entire stock Of spring and summer goods and i n
ready and will ofier TO the public fresh stock of so
ior the fall and winter trade, consisting Of lns IN
clothes, CAsslmeros AMI Yestings also large iuo
ment Of fine Beaver Cloths, fancy Cassenef,l n
Velvet VestingH, which he has selected from III Y
STOCK In the market, which he will cut In the ll
styles, and will be made equal to any Of the bell MI
lshments 10 thecountry. Gents Furnishing Goods M
as nne Shirts UndershirtS Travelling Shirts, Nsstll
Collars suspenderf, Pocket Handkerchief, Holsy 4
Gloves. ',''"'
All goods warranted to 10 what they are rspr,sn
lie hopes by sirit attention to business to merit M
OF public patronage All orders attended 70 with prou
ness. Give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Ihe underslgned would beg leave to return hiI thiI
70 his friends and the public generally fir the pltfsl
heretofore SO literally bestowed upon him. and hopa
s!rict attention to business to receive eonliaulns
the same. wM II onIETl
Wilmington, ept. Tim.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
The Money Markat.

staPler WOolstoD, Bankers, aud U. s
Loan Agents, s. l.. Corner of Fifth aud Market
sts, Wilmington Del, furnished US with III,
following quotations at one o'clock yesterday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
NURSERIES,.
EDWARD TATNALL,
EDWARD TATNALL, JR.,
BRAND YWINE NURSERIES
WILMINGTON, DEL

WILMINGTON DEL.
(ohiee near Toll Gate on Philadelphia Turnpike0
Keeps constantly on hand all Varieties Of .Nurssrv
stock l1ding large and varied assortment of AppI
Of planters. -''''' '"9 'on
TAKE NOTICE
That can and do uniersell the various New York
Agents who food tho country. As an example Of which
fact let me- state thatat the present time mo- fAurnst
LIST, an Agent from the state New York ip ofisrpk
Iona Grape Vines at 200 FER CENT. advance on nv
ret all price 1.-The is selling other thngs 81
rates. 1t wonld be we'll for the public 10 Inform them
selves At what prices arses Of aooD QUALITY can be
orirtiye catalogue free " w
Address as above. au,1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
OFFIoE FOR SALE OF GOVERNMENT

OFFICE FOR SALE OF FGOvERNMENT
" LOANS.
R. ROBINSON & CO.,
COR oFEPOURTH AND MARKET STREETS
VIII buyand sell aiIbssImArkot tAeslihe following gov
ernmont securities,
US sEVENTHIRTIEs- TREASURY NOTES,
of the lst, "a aud sd series.
Sis U. s. EIGHTY-oNEs, SIS
O-2O's U. s. FIvE-TwENTIEs, b-2O's
IO-4O's TEN-FORTIEs, IO-4O,s
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
stocks and Bonds Of all kinds bought and sold on cm.
mission either here, or at the Board Brokers IN Pha.
delphia, New York and boston.
r, r. ROBINSON & Co.
N. E. Cor. Fourth and Market sis.
'oP'4oSw'sp Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
HOOP SKIRTS.

HOOP SKIRTS.
Nj A. JONES'
CELEBRATED NE PLUS ULTRA SKIRTS AND cousprs
SOLD ONLY AT
No. II NORTH EIGHTH STREET, PHfLA.
ENTRANCE THROUGH PATmDGR's TRIMMING
STORE.
sign Of the Wax Figure and Bee Hive Every skIr,
warranted and kept In order six months free OF carse
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17

NOTh lI,i, e n .--T HE UNDERs SIGNED
would inform the public that he has disposed Of bi
snliIe Interest In the Iron, Steel and aeh HSrsr ~
10 Pbs conducted conducted under The n of Mcdowell Co.
main unchanged. All unsettled busIpeas vii la tt RI
ed to and closed by my successors wa ~ '''eHu'
Ivu.,,...... a.. ISAAC v LLOYD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
I. c. TAYLOR'S
SCIENTIFIC AND COMMERCIAL
ACADEM Y,
Corner Of Eighth and Woilaston Sts.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Ihe Ninth Scholastic year OF this Institution will com
msnee me on the 4ih Of the nlnth (sepiembsrj 1865
lhe metho1Rof instruction eminently pta0trai. .
be ng adapted to illustrate far as can he done in M
school ROOM practical business.
me course 81 study is more comprehensive than that
Of similar Institutions generally embracing ali the i,
TO enter the higher olasssas in Colleges
II is believed that the Course Of Lectures ia a,u.i IN
mat given In most Of higher institutions for The
Illustration OF which an extensive and costly apparatus
students Wishing pursue course Of instruction in
book Keeping and Commercial Accounts without taking
up other branches, can do 80 II properly qualified
TERMsl
Ist Class per Term Of q weeks $1,000
sna 2ADO
French, sn,
nIeek ana Latin, eaeh, Goo
Drawing and Drafting, 0tO
fAymenis 70 be made at the middle Of the term
Y. q. TAYLOR, Principal,
d. W. TAYLOR, LIST Assistant
t, Teacher Of Language
lulyzlam REP. eopy.l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
TOBACCO AND SEGARS
SAMUEL w. SCHULTZ,
Tobacco and Segar Store
No. 10 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DBL,

WILMINGTON, DBL,
Invites the attention OF his friends and the pub
rally to his excellent assortment of
sRGARs,
Manufactured from the best
HAVANA AND AMERICAN TOBACCO.
lie also has for sale the
REAL GENUINE MERsCHAUM PIPES,
Which he will dispose OF at the lowest prices The
brands Of
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO, COMB
KNIVES, BRUSHES, &C., &e,
AlWays on hand. lie is practical workman, and psii
hly HuPerlniendH the manufacture Of the begau oar
az ms establishment, and purchasers may rely upon &
tlns good ariele Thankful for past iavors hs Tsa
solets Continuance Of the patronage OF The pull
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16
BY the Governor:
JOHN II. ECnoLs, Scc'y CT State.


The Island of Hayti is not 80 large in area as
Pennsylvania, and has but onc-third rs much pop
ulation as this State, yet it has two revolutions on
Spanish, and half negro. The negro half is Il So
called republic, the President being for life The
white half is real republic, and provisional
fairs for the last few years, during the Invasion by
Spain. Spain does not like republics and she tried
to "squelch' the little Spanish republic, which
independence. She took advantage of our rebel
lion to annex the Spanish half to tho island, but
the experiment didnot succeed, for the Dominicans
drove her out. The attempt under the Spanish
oDonnell ministry is to dc renewed, after profess
tations from the Narvarcz ministry, lately in pow
or, that Spain was no longer a proselytc to the
very common idea of extending political empire by
foreign conquest. In tho midst of this trouble
comes popular revolution, the chief towns rising
against General Pimentel, who has been in COM
III favor of Cabral, whom they named Protector of
the Republic. Cabral's manifesto announces " lib
erty eGu;a,lity fraternitI that he expects to
advises Pmentel, for the sake Of the Republic, to
submit to its choice.
The negro half of the island is in revolution
also-lt almost always is-huctuating between re-
pubhcanlsm and absolute monarchy. Geffrard
who ovcrthrew Faustin the First, and proclaimed
the republic fixed himself in power for life. There
have been one or two attempts to overthrow him.
and on one occasion his life was attempted by as
sassinatlon, but his daughter the victim of the
bullet sent at his head. rebellion is now in pro-
6iS'n' 1hu riS ieDels appear W Dc SpeclnllS Hln-
cal to tho white residents, demanding that they
shall have none of their usual privileges, and
threatening their lives. This revolution is led by
q committee of ten chiefs, who have sent q COM
missioner to Washington to represent their cause
When our Government recently acknowledged the
independence and accepted Minister Plenipotcn-
tiary to represent the Haytien Government, it
probably did not expect soon to have two claim
ants to that honor. The representative of the
rebel power, if truly represented in their enmity
to tho whites, may lind some difficulty in establish
claim
Hayti, which is 80 torn by civil dissenson and
war, is most beautiful and fertile island, but it's
agriculture is in the most primitive state. Its
commerce is valued at s1O,OOO,OOO Seventy five
years ago it's exports We're nearly s2s, 900, ,OOO
Sugar is no longer exported. The export of coffee
has been reduced to one third, and Of cotton one
tenth Of it's former export.-Phiq. Ledqer
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16
The Freedmen I'm Georgia.

lfTSm me aeon 1efegrdPh dugust 80.
We arc glad to note slight falling off in the
number Of negroes in our midst, ut least on our
streets. ma jority of those in the city, we think
have some kind of employment. Since the sub
siding OF the stir and excitement consequent upon
their sudden transition by the termination of the
war, they have been returning to their homes in
the country, or to other plantations Almost every
| day we can them still going-by the railroads
in rude carts, drawn by what were once horses
and sometimes on foot, with their effects upon
their backs, They are beginning to lind out that
tured themselves only eating and drinking, moving
about to snit their pleasure, and resting at will
and to their hearts content-has proven delusive
as the aircastles of youth, which arc banished by
the stern realities of maturer years. They see the
gardens which have yielded so bountifiilly this
season sea wearing that neglected appearance, which
this year to their ters they begin to realize the
fact that when the abundant fruit crop has. been
gathered and stored away,it will require money
arc aware, too, that it requires action-work-to
obtain money An occasional cool spell reminds
them that winter, with its frosts, cold winds, and
Of their cabins on the farms With their broad Are.
| places and log heap fres invite them back again
to their deserted homes. We are glad to know
masters are making agreeable contracts with them
for the continuance Of their agricultural labors;
We hope to see them il the
ing the new ground, and, during the early hours
OF long winter nights, amusing themselves on the
cOfn-plle, anu eYlnclnB their contentedness by q
repetition Of their old "corn- -shucking songs"
But while many are profting by the lesson they
have learned, and are looking to their interest for
the future, others still seem to be charmed with
city life, and remain, living from hand to mouth,
and one meal only, trusting to luck for the next.
And sometimes we can yet see new arrivals Of
what provisions they may have, on their backs.
Some who were their owners, commit an error in
not admonishing them tor remain at their homes
where their services are needed We have known
former owners, and yet they told them to use
their own Judgment they had. the privilege Of
staying but il they thought they could do bottor
by leaving, they would not be persuaded other
wise. g i'. 49,. '..,.,. r
AN OLD SOLDIER. Alexander 7Aitken, who lately
died in Edinburgh, had taken part in o series Of
important engagements such as seldom falls to
tlielot OF c,on the longest lived and most distn-
guishea soldier Alexander Aitken enlisted in the
forty-second Royal Highlandersini 1893 (sevehty-
two years ago), and served with his regiment in
Elandsrs whom the French conquered Holland
He afterwards served under Sir Ralph Aberdron-
bic in Egypt, and wag present at Corunna, Fuentes
Gonor, Pyrenees, Niyelle, Nive, Orthes, Toulouse,
taking OF tho island Of Minorca. '-Sss = -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16

RD~ NOTICE TO C0NSIGNEEs.- CoSSIGNEEs
per Merchants Line Schr. MARY STEDaIAN, PEARcE
Master, are hereby notified She will commence dis
charging cargo at Fanderhorss Wharf, This Day. All
Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored
at their risk and expense.
September Is WILLIAM ROACH Agent
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16
COPARTNERSr,Ir, NoTI,

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
i COPARTNERSIIIP for the purpose of carrying on
aGENERAI. COMMISSION BUSINESS IN THE CTTIES
OF NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON, under the name
and firm i'll each city of W. L. II T. T. RYAN. WILLIAM
H. VIII DC the partncr resident in Charleston and
THOMAS T.. RYAN the partner resident i'll New York
Consignments OF all binds of Produce and Ianuuc-
ttrcd articles are respectfully solicited
ID w +. RYAN
Place of business in Charleston No G9 West side Of
East street and three doors north OF Tral
Scptcmhrr5 5 INN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16

We are under obligations to a friend in Column
ba for all carly copy of the Governors Message
to tho Convention, delivered on Thursday. 1t is
an ablo production, which will be generally read
and appreciated 1t will be found Oh tho fourth
page of this days Issue, together with tho first
days proceedings of the Convention.