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majority ~ DO tenants while the r.in.ni;y are
landlords.
We do no, say that We approve ot these
'"'"f'tS' 'h the contrary. NJ believe that
common dnty, common right AMI common JUS
TIC" pronounce ilem false: bur we ,lr say that
they are ihe logical results of radical teaching.
me American people ARE thoroughly practical
They ure educated both to think nuL to act
rom the cradle to the grave. Educated TO he
lieFe theory, they will follow it out to its logi
cal result. The truth Of this has been recently
Illustrated At the Chicago Labor Convrnt ion
"moHg other propositions was nnr To start II
laborlng mems political party If this means
anything ut MI 1t n.ra"" .:.c array Of labor
against capital; The ppor The majority. against
the rich the minority. Ir The teachings Of the
radical party are true, ihusc men were right.
hgrarinnism is just. Property is in the
masses.
VIII ttie American people ever come I" this !
VIII ih"y not reflect lung hrlore they adopt
theories which must lead to these results.
Labor and capital have clashcd before to-''py,
anu the contest has been bitter and bloody
VIII not our people. when awakened to calm
reason and sober sense reirri ~ party whose
teachings must inevitably produce such ELECTS!
Will they call anarchy Improvement, Iespoisn
I'M advance, ngraransm progress: viii they
follow those who wifully reject the teachings
Of the pnst: Will they follow those who openly
reject the plightcd faith or IA written conslitu
tiOn, handed down TO ns by WAsulSGruS, HAM
iLToS, MADISON, JEFFERSON and ADAMS, W
will they moi rather adopt Il conscrvativ,
course and follow those grand old patriots anc
teachers We believe that they will choose he
latter course. The MASSES when not cxcit ct
by the passion or the prejudice Of the hour
| think correctly and uct honestly. They know
to borrow the words Of him whom we quotr,I n
the beginning Of this article, "thnt when Prov
idence raised up such men" rs The fathers O
| Ibis republic "t is that they may trace out I.
nations tho pntl that they should follow: tha
they should stamp with the seal Of their gcniu:
new era that they should accomplish in
| few years The work Of centuries Happy III,
nation that understands anil follows them
Woe 10 those who do not know or combat them.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PENSION DU REV. DIR. MYERS.

T'EST AyEC BEAUc0ur DE rLAISiI Qul:
" le Principal dc cetie institution anuonre
h scs amis ct public Ell general que rar
crOissement coniinuel du nnmbre de ses ,.lHyes
nGcessitG le choi1 dun Establishment plus
convenable. Iis'est done procure Ia spacieusc
deneure situGe an coin norh-oaest dcsrues
Coming ct Bull. lac hui de iIns,tution ,tani
de prtpatrr parfaitrmcnt les rlrvcs pour lr
College OH pour les aifaires, nm systcinc com
piet dinstruclion tlGmentairr Il rt. adop,. :.
pour ceuI qui en auronl bcsoin. ct lies In
ciiitts particulieres sOnt oficrss pour lrIutle
ues classiques, des mat hrtnatiaues 1t de la
tenue dies iivres In consequence dc rrcrn,s :
changements quill a tallu fairr dams raminis.
iraiIon de In pension, ct aussi ,lans L. bu
davancer les inttrGts dcs clrvcs. lc princinnl
sera assiste par NJ. JOHN CANNON don't les
talents sont connus. ct qui a d,ia leuuroup
de1perience dams lenseigncment. NJ GASSoN
ut ses ttudcs ayrc distinction dams un les
meilleurs colleges de Ia France, e., cnsriena
ensuitc lie franrais c, les clnssioues nvcc crlnt
au college de MGnars pres Bois (Francc,
pes aSantages rarca ct excellcnis sont lUnr
offerts pour rdtude du francais sous sa direr
tiun. Une classe clcmentaire fnisan, par,ie lp
rinstitution est sous Ia charge dc AIaIpmoisellc
ROSA DlBBLE. ct ioutes les differences
branches sont soumises la surveillance per
Honncllc du principal. L'intGrGt lcs t:lAvcs est
consulte en- tout. Cours d'instruction: Fan
glais, lie Frnnrais, lc Latin, lc Gree, rI[Ghrcu.
rEspagnoi, Ct rAllemand
September "
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LARGEST U1RouLAr,ou-yb. D.,,,

LARGEST CIRoULArIoN.-Th The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List Of Let,
ters ren'aining an the iash.6ire at The end
9f each 'rrek, ayrecadiy to the .folloriay
.sfcfion Of the MrsO I1saoRcc Lan, as The
newspaper harhy the largest circulation IN
,the City of Charleston:
SECTION g. And be It further enacted That st OF let
tcrs rraining uncaed for in my Posorc Ia any city
town or rilluse. where Newspaper shall be printed
shall hereafter DO published oly In tho
which, being published weekly oftrcr. saIl have III,
l,rsr" circulation within range III delivery the said
Utlre
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CHI A r L E S TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER H. 1856

JoB WoRx.-wc hive now completed our
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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~ 6 { II n L S :

SOi.B,ibN'> tUDht.. No. 1, A.. r.. ~.
4 ENtRh COMMuNInAlIuN WILL. BE iInI.i,rN
In asSuui iilil. ga.< E"r!rnY, tho lIiu instant at
eight ucluck rthris AMI 'In inttcs Tor Degrees VIII
aitrnd with InnctuIlIty
By order ri the W. M.'
II. II. wEESrK. Secretary.
September II /.
t.O a.. r. SOtTH CAROLINA LODGE. No.
fJNE ltEiULK WEEKLY MEETING or rms
4 LODUE will be he'll Ta,' Erer,u3, at O'Clock. a
largo attendance 10 requested. the couuttccs the
ports.
ty 0I,ler. T. e. LOYAL
September n l ,errr,,r,
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SHE REyALs SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEw.
- she restores TO happiness those who from dolsul
sysns taairophes orosses In love- loss frelaonn and
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She brings together those long separaed gives Informs
ton concerning absent friends lovers restores lost
stolen property, tells you the busneas you are best
qualified to pursua and In what will be most success
M causss speedy marriages. and tels you tbo very day
Jon w,ll marry gives yon the names, Likeness snd char
acserlstcs OF the person. She reads yor very thoughts
and By her almost supernatural powers unyss the dark
and hidden mysteries Of the futro From the stars We
In the fi1nsmen-the m2lenS sSrs that overcome
prtdomnste In the conngr.tion- The aspecs and
positions Of the planets and the fixed stars In the heavens
at The time OF birth, aho deducsb the future destiny
Fail not TO eonEplt the greatest Astrniogist
eaith costs you but ihe and you may never again
have favorable opportunity Consull.on fee Wiih
likeness and all desired lnformsuon u. Parties living
st distance can consult tho Madame by ma. with equal
safety and sausilctou to themselves On In perton
full and explicit chart written out with all tnoures an.
s1ered and nkenens enclosed sent by mali on receipt OF
prico above mentioned Tho stricast secreaY vii re
maintained and all correspondence returned OF doatr
oil. References Of tho highest order fnishsd those ID
string them wrto plsinly tho day Of The month ard
year In which Tou wers borp enclosing small locx OF
hai= --|7- m :
Address, MADAME H. A. pERRIGo,
J. o. DhAw1n 293. BpJrALo. ny.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PUBLIC LECTURES
BEFORE TnF:
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

IlY SPECIAL INVITATION OF THIS ASSOCIATION
ID Professor HOLMES will repeat the two LECTURES
lately delivered the " MOSAIC RECORD OF tIiA.
TON"
As tho apparatus nsCd In ustralion rihuoi cnnyc
niontly moved the rst Iccture wall he gwen ~ the
Corgn Chapel. THIS wednesday, ETca,H9, the ilih
Instant. vt O'Clock. Subjnct-riIE PHYSICAL. CON.
Ed BY LYING BElSGS--IIiE CREATIONS or TIiI
FIRST THREE DAYS
Of the Second Lecture that The IN Ion
OF ANIMATED BEINGS AND TIL: CREATION or
MAS-uue notice Will be given uf tine snd pla'c
Seats air NIL free The uhlir. especially the youth "
our city. are Invited To attend. Conliniitrs will h.
present To- provide seats aud accommodation
September II
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NOTICE.
fNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING pURCHAsED ALI
l. Mr. EDAU6HS interest In tho nbove Copartnerahip
VIII continue on his account the business hereto
fore conducte . BY tho hte hriu OF EBhUGH l. MAI.
l.oSEE at the same place. HORLBECKS WHARF, neaI
the Northeastern Railroad.
JOHN G. hIALLoNEE
CHARLESTON. September G. 1867.
Snpt eu,Ipr a
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O0PARTNER SHIPS,
NOTICE.

FINHE coPARTNERSHIp HERETOFORE EXISTING
L. between the undcrsRned IN the PLANNING MILL
md LUMBER business. under the FIRM OF EBAIGH &
MALLOSEE. haH been TbiR bay dissolved, by nnlua
consent. JOHN C. MALLONEE alone Is authorized tC
settle tile nGsirs Of the said cOpartnership.
ID. &. EBAUGH
JOHN C. MAILONEE
CuAnLrsroS. September G. 1861.
September Q limo
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COPARTNERsHIP NorICE

C0PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
rJNHE FIRM OF GouRDIN, MATTHIEssEN l. co. IN
l. Charleston mud Sayanua, having expired by Lmta-
ton upon tho death of tho late F. G. MATTHiESSEN
tho undersigned will continue tho buaness 10 Charles
e n under the former name of GOURDIN NtTTHIES.
sen CO., aud In savannah OF b. & Il. N. 0oURDIN
co. Ii. GOURDIS,
II. n. GOURDIN.
l.. q. YOUNG.
Charleston, September LIST. 1867. September 2
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FOR SALE,
B q A R DI N G

D0ANDIS0.-TIIREE PLEASANT ROOMS
- With good BOARD con bn had on immediate appll.
cation To No. SO CHURCH STREET, weat tide, near
1radd street. Terms reasonable. June ~
TfNcELLEST HDARD, AT VERY Low
~ rates. n tile most central business part OF Tho CITY,
without Lodging, In private house. now he had
For particulars adtlrCss ak. L. pONtoiire. May IL
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE MonAoE O. PETROLEUM.. rTs Pro-
DUCTS, AND OTHER ISFIINALDL3 OILS. {
Bee I. Be IL ofddinai BY k HdvoT and Aldermen, in
City Council astembied That from anil aer the 18th day
OF June neIi II shall not lawful TO keep Petroleum
Kerosene Hook Oil. Benzine. Benzoe, or any other In
hsmmable oil oils storage for sale In any cellar
stora building sonh Of Limo riree In larger lin.
lity than y gallons any ono lot or premises, and
auch qusnty kept stored shall be contained
ysasels OF Tin or other metal.
hEo Q. That Petroleum, is products. any other in.
aAmrnab!c oil or oils when brought into tho city by Anl
or water, may be kept any Lot or In sy building in
which cotton s not htarcG for period exceeding
tHentSfour hours upon tho expiration Of which umu u
shh be removed and kept IN tho required bY
tho foregoing section.
SEC 9; Any per.on persons violating any part sa
this Ordinance shall bs subject fine OF two hundred
dollars for eaeh onents any Court Of conr
petent Jurisdiction.
hadned In City Council this twenty rst day Of May ia
tho year OF Lord one thousand eight hundred and
aIty.ss -
lLal p. C. aAIILARD. Mayor
". q. SHTfH, Clerk Of Council. Juns .
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PHOTOGRAPHS

FOR THE MILLION
T WILL SEND. POSTPAID. 90 PHOTOGRAPHS NJ,
tho most celebrated Actors for 30 conts so Aotress
Generals for 90 cents to Statesmen for 60 cents Co
tui Young Ladies' Tor so cent?: 80 fne.iooinS ynnn.
Dancing dris In costume, beautifully colored ornctIv
ts iar 90 sentI Or for 80 eenta OF the Ius
Now York - N'''" ohArne'i.
Send Sen, a all orders to P. o. Boz lit. T,'rNy
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

| rUbLlsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,. At aDN.
Il IEh y; c3 by GILBERT FLoWERS. Propristors
"fSuh DoLLARS per snuuu,, invariably IN ADVANCE
noSeluseinents inserted t usual rates. NJ
Every style OF lob Printing executed In the ncstea,
s' ~" steAtsA' "np~tao. ScptonbarH q,
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nS +i6 coHnnnicdttons intended Tor publication IL,
his journal must D, addressed 10 ttc Et0r ot hr
hnHF H'rrs, No. 18 idyn- street, fHa,5,SfD. IS Z,
Business Communications 10 PHJlisi,cr Of DdRy
Sctrs. '
Hrcauluf undertake to rc.,in ,tjtci,.i co,n,uuica
tons.
acknowledgements on.shte nfHr city nust be acrosppa
Ri,d rrifii he cash.
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NOTICE,
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF poLICE1
MAIN GUARD HOUSE,
1,HE FOLLOWING SECTIONS SF'e, OF oRDIN%HSrs NAN
may concern. O. d. sIGWALD.
Captain of Police. !.
Point Garden and East South Battery. be and the
n 5 sa ThS
such s Goss % and and the sun, Of ys
% be sissn 70 ne nios@ss sS 9 court '''A '0'
SEC VIII All indecent and dIsordory conduct, eurs.
Ing and swearing clamorous noiscs Drunkenness qunr
aardes statr Of tho Bstteies siore..id sh. So
now directed by Law TO no punished whsn committed In
any other portions Of the city.
SEC. Z. No person persons shn rdn. lead drive
any horse or horses mule mules within The enclosure
such offence 70 6o IN the CITY Court, % oneSaii &
the amount 'f the cue :. be given to shs ins0r%sr
SEC. xI II shall be lawful for any person or per-
to with their tasts any vessel, boat
at White Point, constructed by the City couna leading
from that part OF Eas Bay called tho Battery to South
any boards lumber or other mscrs on any part Of tho
said wharf and ~ y any person or sha Violate or
such psrsoa persons shall forfeit and pay y dosfs
TO bo recovered in the City Court onhRf OF which
atty shall 90 to the fnformer.
Whereas many loaded drays and carts pass
rily through King street. in tho city Of Chsrcson To
tho great obstruction OF that thOroushfhre and to Ithe
serious incon!enonce and danger Of those WHO hsvo
business therein:
Be ordained That nom nhd ser tho pssaIng Of this
Ordinance It shall not be lawful for any licensed cart
drsy. wagon other carriage laden with cotton
ber other merchandise commodity, to bo driven
through the said King south Of Calhoun street.
any part thereof ave and ercopt for tho purpose OF
ceisng deposung load In such part Of said street.
and any driver conductor Of any such cart. dray,
wagon, or other carrigo offending herein shall forfeit
and pay mnn of not Iess than ten dollars, more
than twenty dollars. 80 August -
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EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OF
REV. DR. MYERS.
TUE EXERCISES OF THE ABOVE NAMED INsTI.
Il fuIE VIII be resumed ID. VI uu WEDNESDAY.
October 3D. At the Academy corner OF Coming anu Bu
streets. Terms moderate. and course OF Instruction
September 2 INV,
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FURNITURE, ETC.
The Greenyille Mountaineer

i year. in lrance Advertisements inserted lt usual
rates. q, E EI.HORD
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMnIIGItANTs
HOTEL OR BoARD1NG-HoUSE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
tho Legislature, passed tho Goth day OF Drccmbrr,
1866 all persons cuncerned hereby notified call ai
this Office and take oi tho required license immediately
W. Ii. SMITH,
Clprk OF Council.
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We are SOLE PRoPRIETORS OF The bboye b,,n,.
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/
ninety liberals in revenge for his brothers deuth.
The YEAR OF OUNCES is tho o,IpIonious an
pollation given by WENDELL PnIIIIps 10 tho yenr
1867, because Of tho stupidity which no imapinos
is universal, except within the limits of his own
| Uranium. He admits thai treason nonrishcs in
! Washington (of coursel, "bnt incompetenoy ia
| the dominant characteristic" This is rather hard
for people generally have belicyd that Of late Mr..
PHILLIPS friends at the capital Ind things pretty
much their own way. Referring to tho prcsent
situation, no says: Congress, tonguo.ticd and
hand-cufed till November, Obliged to stand silent
by and sec JOHNSON trample on its laws. Loyalty
hunted md trembling all over tho South. A Inv
| 80 ciumsily devised that 1t cannot be executed
| without bringing tho great powers Of government
| IN collision. General selected aud left in Wash.
! inRton to represent and protect tho nation, and
| found, whom tho emergency occurs, not to know
enough to be ct to be left alone" Mr. Purt11ps
| is always unhappy.
TuE LONDON REVIEW, in ducpssng The origin OF
political party names romarks: +" houndytead
| became nickname among us tEnglish) inst "a
Loaghead MAS ono among the Scythians centuries
| before, and as Copperhead became ono among tho
American centuries afterward." Tho point OF diff
forenco between these is that whilc The cpl
thets Roundhead " and " Longhoad" among tho
English aud scythians wero derived from certain
real or supposed characteristics of the ndherons
\ OF the parties to whom they woro applied, tho
torn "Copperhoad F." had nothing to do will, my
genealogical appearance Of tho political sect whcl,
l described. Tho epithot " Copporhcad" was mp
pied Ut had it's origin in Indinna) because Of tho
mmilarty between tho nature of tho party and tho
nature OF this particularly cxccrablo snake.
HENRY II. HAlonr, just elected Governor OF
oaiiiorms, is native Of Rochester, Now York.
anu is ABOUT forty-aSe years OF age. lie is a son
OF FLETCHER III. HAIoHr. formerly distinguished
lawyer In isochestor and in st. Louis, md subsc-
quontly eminent at tho bar OF San Francisco Ho
was, during tho last years OF his life. Dist
Judge OF California, appointed by Mr.. I,IscoIy
Tho yo=ngor Mr. HuaHr graduated at Yale Col.
logo in 1874 or as, studied law In Rochester ana
has practcod most successfully at tho bar both IN
81. Louis and San Francisco. Ho is said to bo a
man Of very decided talents, most pleasing ad.
dress and ir1oproachable character.
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OdH at Muir. &e66ins e RHea's Store,
No. H3 Main street, aud see the mag
nifieent Aquarium with gold fish, % be
rafied for at the Grace street church
Fair. It will remain on exhibition until
Monday evening, when il viii be re-
moved tothe Memphis Club room, where
the Fair IS held, and viii be rallied for
on the last night OF the Fair. Chances,
one dollar each. mayl9l Nv
The Asrora OR.-The introduction
OF this oil il destined 70 work q great
revolution In the lighting world. IL
possesses many advantages over ali Otner
means Of light, from the fact that IL Is
much cheaper than gas or coal OIL, Is free
from any offensive smell, and best Of al,
non-expiosive. We have examined %
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro
nOunee Il superior to anything extaus
Tor the purposes for winch it is recon
mendec- it Is also superior to turpen-
IN for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. II. @. Dewitt so,
an Office at "a Madison street but
they dispose OF state and county rights
% manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run Territory Is
being sold rapidly, aBd parties desiring
" Mahr AD4lJ VIII AA4u ALl1 "a ENR4 AA
yestment. Don't forget, "A Madison
street, up stairs. apZl Il
Special Notice.-Ths steamsr Com
mereial connects ct Ouvslis Bluff every
Monday with the train for Little Rock.
and every "Wednesday with the train from
Little Rock. Freight through to Little
Rock, 90 cents per q hundred pounds.
Passage, 81. For freight or passage,
apply 70 Lazy & MILLEE, Agents,
myI2 2aws&ttf 81 Madison street.
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AT A MEETING of the committee ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive of
the sentiments of the managers OF the
Leath orphan asylum, the following was
adopted
WHEREAS, II has pleased our Heav-
eniy Father, In His wise providence, to
remove from our midst, and from her
sphere Of usefulness, our highly esteemed
sister and co-worker, Mrs. Saliie H.
Dixon and whereas, the Leath orphan
asylum has, by her decease, lost q true
friend and patron, society a brilliant or
nament and the church a pure and faith
ful member, therefore, be it
ResolUed, That we bow with humble
submission to the divine will of " Him
who d0eth all things well" and feel that
our dear sister, having finished her work
ON earth, has gone to see the liking in
HIS beauty 20 behold the land afar of,
where. clad ia her snoW-white garments,
she stands among the countless throng.
and to the melody of her golden harm,
She sings the song Of the redeemed.
Resolued, That we deeply sympathize
with the kereaYed husband and relatives
az the deceased, in this their great Attic
ian. but say to them "weep not for her,
vino feared the laws of Christ-whose
diving couch was surrounded by smiling
eherubs, whose wants on earth she had
relieved, and who, mingling in the train
of pure and spotless charity, bore her
suirit TO our Fathers throne, there TO re-
ceive q crown Of endless glory.
RssOLUed, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of our society,
and printed in the Memphis APPEAL,
1aglanche and Christian Advocdte and
fhat a copy be sent to the husband and
reiatiyes or our deceased sister.
MRS. NILES OWEN,
MRS. T. TITUS,
mis-. n, DOYLE,
Committee.