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College of Charleston, S. G..

~ THE Faculty of the College
AL&A of Charleston would respect
gu! fully inform parents and guard
Va GUS of obtaining Collegiate
~ Education, that this institution
has been re-opened under very favorable
auspices and at q greatly reduced rate of
tuition, the terms of which are only forty
dollars per annum, payable quarterly. Stu
dents from the interior can obtain board at
reasonable rates, in respectable private
families residing in the city.
ADMISSION.
Candidates for admission into the Fresh
man Class must be able to translate into
English the whole of Caesars Commenta-
ries, Virgil, Cicero's Select Orations, and
Sallust. They must also possess an accu-
rate and minute knowledge of the Latin
Grammar and Prosody.
In Greek, they will be expected to possess
thorough knowledge of Valpys Greek
Grammar, Anthon's edition, and be able to
translate and parse with readiness any
portion of Jacobs Greek Reader, the first
two books of Aenophon's Anabasis, and
the first book of Homers Iliad
In Mathematics, their knowledge will be
expected to include Arithmetic, (including
Fractions, Vulgar and DECIMAL Extrac-
tion of Square and Cube Roots, Young s
Algebra through Simple Equations, and
first three books Of Legendrc's Geometry.
geography, both Ancient and Modern,
will be the subject of rigid examination.
N. B.-Students will be admitted to a
partial course, upon special application.
FACULTY.
n. r. MIDDLETON, LID, President,
Professor Of Logic, Political Economy and
the Evidence of Christianity; and Horny
Professor of Moral and Political Philoso-
ply.
Rev. JAMES w. MILES, A. NJ, Professor
of the Latin and Greek Languages and
Literature, and of Roman and Greek Anti
quities.
LEWIS R. GIBBES, NJ. D., Professor OF
Astronomy, Physics and Chemistry.
JOHN McCkADY, A. NJ, Professor ol
Mathematics
F. A. PORCHER, A. NJ, Professor OF
History, Ancient and Modern, Rhetoric,
Bellies -Lettres, English Composition and
Elocution.
F. S. HOLMES, A. NJ, Professor of Geo
logy, Pal@ont ology and Zoology, and Cura-
tor of the Museum
LEWIS r.. GIBBEs, NJ. D.,
Oct 9 tu2 Secretary of the Faculty
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GAS-LIGHT BILLS.

GAS-LIGHT BILLS.
CONSUMERS will take notice that their
" BILLS for month of September are
now due, and prompt payment is required,
to enable the Company to meet their pay
ments. The supply will positively be SHUT
OFF from all defaulters in five days from
date JACOB LEVIN. Secretary.
Oct %
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A correspondent writes: 81 have
just heard from a friend who has very
lately quilted the Holy City that
there is there q general conviction to
the effect that Victor Emanuel will,
sooner or later, become an obedient
subject at the shrine of st. Peter. -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-09

The rice crop of Louisiana will be
larger this season than ever before.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-09

Old Andrea, Cicilian, is the chief
eccentric in Mobile. He eats raw
fish, has a contempt for whole clothes,
hangs out u perpetual flag of truce,
and goes stark mad at the full of the
moon.
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BY Tele graph
CmbIc Despntches.

LONDON, October G.-By the terms Of the
treaty between Italy and Austria, the for
mer acquires the Venetian frontier and the
latter assumes the Venetian debt of 81, ,O0O,-
600 florins. Italy has accorded a general
amnesty to all political prisoners.
LIVERPOOL, October 6.-The cotton mar
ket has declined I'd, with sales to-day of
1000 bales middling np!3nds' It'd. Con-
sois~S9l. United States tive-twrnties 70l.
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Market Reports.

NEW YORK, October s-Noon. Cotton
dull, at a7C04O. Gold 14sl.
Up M.-Gold 49, Cotton heavy, with
sales OF 1900 bales, at 37GS39. Flour low
er-Southern s1211G.50. Pork lower, with
sales of 1850 barrels; mess $32 81 Lard
firm, at 17@19. Sugar firm, with sales of
MOBILE, October s.~Cotton sales to-day
600 bales: middling 35. Market quiet,
with moderate demand.
New ORLEANS, October 9-Cotton un-
changed-low mlddling 35@36. Gold l46l
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, October l, 1866.
NNAXES on sales of Merchandise, Com
L. mission and Auction Sales, &c, for the
quarter ending October l, are due. and
prompt payment OF the same is requested
at this Office. j. s. MCMAHON,
Oct 2 ~ City Clerk.
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Private Chat,

Mn. EDrToR: Under the above head
ing, I would like to have short chat with
you in relation to an article that appeared
in the Pacific Tribune, May 2l.t, headed
" Exercising Fstherly Care" Now. Mr..
Editor. l think that article was written
by one Of the "neek officials" in which
he is end-avoring to give vent to HE Of
Tended dignity by giving Uncle Samuel,
or some ons else. sly poke in the ribs for
keeping such careful watch over him. To
to tell you the truth, Mr.. Editor, l think
that Uncle Samuel was fully justified in
enforcing the parental prrrog ative, for his
children would insist on playing thu
truant. scarcely ever to be found at home
that is the home Uncle Sam provided
for them-whilst they remained under his
" Faiherly Care" Once in : while you
would find them all here, but it would be
only when they came down to SEQ If the
draft had arriv d SO they could draw their
gre~nbacks. The gentleman who wrote the
Fatherly Care" article, seems to he vrry
much grisved for fear the "Custom House"
is not making enough to pay the expenses
of all those - Special Agents" have
very grave doubt on that subject myself. il
the Pacific Tribune bill for px6fxg 10 to
be included. Now, Mr.. Editor, can't yoa
intercede for him some where, and get him
some more Government patronages Try
the =" Internal Revenue" Office. p~rhaps
you nigh, gst the poor fellow something
from there to help keep him alive.
You are. Mr.. Editor, one Of those ''msrk
officials" came down here last summer
sometime, I believe about the month Of
August, having with him an overcoat with
rather formidable looking pockets. In
which no was going to carry off tho Gus
tom House and locate it somewhere around
the bass Of Mount Baker. Finding II too
weighty to carry of At oucs. he instituted
4 practice Of carrying it OF by piece.msal.
taking off load, or - much ~ those large
pockets would carry every other week;
but hear tina, be regards It - hopeless
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rlinquiah-d It in disgust. You sss. Hr.
Editor, when he come down here, the peo.
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REJOICING OVER DEFEAr.-Some Of
the Radical fraternity were quite jubilant
on Monday evening last over the defeat Of
the Union ticket. Several aosry speeches
were gyoxsd out. to the great satisfaction
Of an admiring and .appreciative audience.
Powder was bought to fire a salute. but
sober reason prevailed before the gunner
could b. found. We learn that plenti-
full supply Of that article can be obtained
at Upper Tum Water.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-09

CoLuxBIANs, ATTENTION There win
be meeting for drill Of your company At
tho Engine House on this Saturday
evening It 6 o'clock. The regular month.
y meeting. for The trssssesios Of grneral
business a the company. viii Be- held q
the AsI over The 6fAHDAaD olic~, a. Msa-
Day svssisg .exI Jss~ llih. ss q e'eaock.
A~ob-ss ere s~Qe-serd - - Psssrst
Pr~aHiy q sks hs9.
Pss er1ss. l. r. BGAru.
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Ell nigh; the same sxseasiv- scaioa b.
exercised 2gaiLst the salarie- VI ofheisls
throughout, the land ia quasi rebellion to
to the Union and to the Government. In
the long line Of contests between the ex-
ecutivs and the legislative powers. no such
brarado has ever before been attempted,
and it goes far to confirm the universal
sentiment Of the people as to the degraded
condition of some members of the Senate.
There is much nobility Of mind in that
branch of Congress, but the Senator who
engenders, and bulics tor, war between
the legislative and the executive depart
ments of the Government, has not micro.
scopic atom Of loyalty or love of country in
his soul. Conscious tina. thousands Of
their own plant tools, with sap heads and
lucre-loviug hearts. are leeching the pub
lie purse; that Andrew johnson is not
the man to wink at crime; that they can
not control the great Union party. they are
determined to Idle game" The position
Of the President, uushackled by party, is
90 strong. and has taken such hold Of the
masses Of the people of the entire Union.
that not only the Cabinet Of Mr.. Lincoln
retained by him. but We think by this time
majority Of both houses of Congress, con-
cur in the wisdom Of his vie VS. and meas.
ures. Even Thad. Stevens abandoned
NEGRO suffrage" when it became evident
it could not be controlled by the " Bureau"
aud the Reconstruction Committee have
travelled far on in the Presidents road to
Union and peace. The effort in the Sem
ate to subjugate the executive branch Of
the Government, TO openly and covertly
insult the patriot chief Of the Union. will.
as tho regeneration of the Nation advan-
ces, command the execration Of its authors
by all loyal men.
RryoYcrNo OVER DErEAr-SOme Of
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enriched before even good SEED VIII germ
mate and y"ld aoundah; 'ru'' Out our
fh'lanthroP'c TASK Is now Vel r'ed 10 oe
unnecessary tor the present. Inc copper
heads have t'erted Their hcKe'' VII" the
exception OF oher'n' ana against rue" q
victory our political quiz must s''l w"g'
even though error goes "nrro"kfo'
But Let US briefly review " inc siuat'o"'
HE Union parry united could nave swept
the Last vesf"ge CT C"pprrhe"dlsm from the
county. The golden opportunity was
lost, simply because Union men refu'ed to
listen to thu voice OF Reason. Intent upon
the qualification Of petty Spite or swayrd
by friendship for some sorrhead candid
ate for office, the evil spirit has bee"
aroused until we have not only suffered
temporary defeat, but have yielded the
prestige Of victory to those who know so
well how 10 WELD it to their advantage.
We do not deem it nee. ssary to refer to
the causes which have led to this defeat,
in detail. That was done by US during
the canvass. and those who have not in.
formed themselves before the present time,
will now. We believe, even the more reso-
lutely close their ears against any facts or
argument hearing upon the matter. This,
however. we will assert : the Boilers mare
had no legitimate erc'sse in Justification.
The grievances of which they complained
were purely imaginary. the ~sul' Of mis-
representation and falsehood. or the crea.
ton Of tricksters. to advance their own
venal objects. All the stale strate-
gems ofparty drmagHg'ism were rrhrarsrd.
and by soma men WHO have heretofore
been regarded honest in their political con-
v'ct'ons and actuated altogether by pure
motives in the advocacy OF their principles.
we CANNOT oet'eVe TINS OF them nov.
with the alternative Of ruinous defeat be-
fore 'hem' they closed all avenues TO COM
promise, whereby seeming difficulties and
.'ne'e"ces might Pf"oa"iy nave been am
''"''y s"JoS'eo' ana insisted upon follow
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''.''eo' 'nongn positive 1t would lead to ill.,
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his confinement Precautions have bren
taken by tn. surgeon BY placing mating
sloug the sentry walks to alleviate this
source Of disturbance, but with only par.
iial success.
New York. May 23.-The Academy of
Music and several other buildings. inclu-
ding the Medical University ana Luthe'
ran Cnurcn' were destroyed oy hre last
night, wh'cn commenced 10 the Academy
OF Music an hour alter the performance OF
Growers opera company. One steam
hrc engine was burned an" ten nremen are
reported killed.
The Academy OF Music was valued at
1885, 900. Inc loss by the ire will not
exceed u ,oov'ovv. On m.
Neg forE: NAY 3o'-1ns funeral OF
Gen. scott Will take place at West FONT
at CLOCK on rFioay morning. ana that
Gay VIII De observed ny order OF the
PRESIDENT !" q proper manner 81 all mill
tary posts. Inc hags OF shipping are to-
day at ha'f,mast' Zen: scott was out on
saturday afternoon ana mere was no sig"
OF early deas"' ne mas pee" 'a'hng quite
i"st' thougn NE physician expected ne
would not expire az s"cn an carry oay.
ne was Penec'ly conscious %s up 20 the mo.
mtnt OF ms oeatn. lnoue" ~ nad iost
MS voice some ucu'' previous, no teccs'
nixeo inc CnaPia'n Q. 'ne ro., yen MN,
.tes oe'o's nc "'eo' ""o ''a'Pe" MS na'o
IN s''rnee'
Suspicious Fenian movements lead to
the belief that Gen. Sweeny is on the war
path and means mischief: Bodies Of arm
ed Fenians are reported leaving Cincin-
natl. Indianapolis, Cleveland and other
points for the Canada border.
Warrington, May SO.-The Senate
took up the constitutional amendment.
Nj. Doolittle moved to amend the first
section by inserting the words " Indians
mt IA xpd ft ..t'..
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sPpru~cA ;smsiisriy. l-riaxsy. snd give
yos a cordial shake Of year irUo handle.
and yos ehuekl- and gurgie a. you return
their ~-Ieome. No more will you spout
to the multitude practical lessons in tenn
perance and subriety. You. too. must
succumb to the resistl-ss march of prog.
ress. But let this reflection afford some
consolation You ara not the first who
has had TO succumb to bold and deiermin.
I'd "pipe-laying;" you are not the first
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DEATH OF GEN. Sco7r-The most
imp ottan, item of news received the past
week, is the announcement of the death
of General Winfield Scott, who died on
the morning of Nav esfh. at the ripc age
Of eighty wears, Tho great ch;eha;n bo.
lived to ses the attemnt. Of t..ason .oa;nst
,b,. If. Of the Union move fn,;,s b. h..
.s.n tho dawn of re.c. Tho -h..h;r,.- 80
fraternity. and lasting GOOD will. He wbo
mas con'r'ou'ed so mach 10 Inc stability
anu glory ot the country. now that she
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Joint Couneilman-Dennison some 30
votes ahead Of J. w. Bayiry.
R~presentativrs-R. S. Robinson and
Henry Weber.
SheriG-John H. Woodley.
Auditor-John P. Judson.
Treasurer-E. S. Fowler.
Commission.rs-H. L. Tibbals and J. ].
Riley.
Probate judge. ]. Ginger.
Coronrr-I. +. Hammond.
will send offc,al returns number OF
'0'e' CAST etc., "sA' "eeA' 1,,Dcov
CLALLAN.-Wa have received the fol-
lowing from Claliam county:
PoRr ANGELES. June G, 1866.
Ed. STANDARD: The election At this
place resulted a. follows
For Joint Observation-Disclosures 5;
Baeley, %.
Henry Heckert, stauuch Union. sust,ins
President johnson. il elected Representa-.
tive by large majority over the Boilers
Custom. House candidate.
No ouposition to remainder Of county
ticket fx.ios of all parties.
&c. Brown, Justice of the Peace, and
o,!as GOODWIN Constable elected P'ec'"ct
''I ~o;,:.... - c,,,,. = wu...
highly indignant to think that he had to
swear his vote in, and proclaim thu. he
was c'''zen OF inc 'ar-ism en cry OF Fort
""s' 1,sn..,c, - r;s.,;.,
cow,,r,-Ths co,,ow;r, ,o...- o;v..
n. r.s,,, n ,h., .o,n,v .. 81. =. w..
:. a.. 49,: =.
Mosr,cr1,o. Juns 6. 1866.
En-. STANDARD Dear S;rEBeniamiu
Huntington is doubtless elected J oint mem.
, Der OF the assembly tor Cowll'z ana wan
ton Sc. H. Jackson "a WahI;.krm
reported to give HUNTINGTON - and Jack.
son l. which will give Huntington about
thirteen majority in the two counties.
49,. ans Union sscHet Is ~. slecseo' except
Some twent, or more votes not cast.
Yours respectfully; N.Y.
".@''o'' county Io"s'o I'"''ose
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CoNrEsr.-Some of the Boilers, We
learn, contemplate contrasting the election
in this county. We would not BIZ the
least surprised after their attempt to break
up the County Convention. They will
not "contsst" with near the vigor,
however. they would have done had the
Union ticket been elected. Elect Rad.
ical men or Copperheads," says the
great dissrntion spirit Of the Nation. and
the broad Pacific catches up the refrain.
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NEW WHA.r.-Among The permanent
improvements being mads in this place,
ve may refer to the wharf baildiag q
the foot Of Secood ssre-s. which promises
~ odd no istle degsss Il thrift n he -
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