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What Should the President Do:
From. Me Ntw York Herald Of So''oday.l

from TIE NSLu T0rt Herald eF S''hfuis.l
The President mnst now be fully convinced that
the people demand change of policy Oh the part
NJ their rulers 1t needs nothing else besides the
late elections to demonstrate the fact 1t therefore
becomes necessary for the Executive to listen to
this order and obey it. The firsl action demanded
is change of the Cabinet. Now is the proper
iime 10 effect that change. The fossil remains OF
tha would he statesmen who fill the Cabinet offices
ara no longer suited to the times They must give
Mace to the great representatives OF the conserva-
tive element which is now preparing ltseii 10 tnAe
charge OF the future destnes OF the country. bht
in making Cabinet changes Nh Johnson must DE
soyerted by no party passions ior Il Is 'iie e@ei
else of these passions Oh his part aud on tne patl
Of Congress which has so deeply awakened the
people to the Necessity u governmental chah9e.
Lei the new Cabinet be selected irrespective OF
party snd the country viii applaud
4 Cabinet change erected, Mr.. johnson should
send message to Congless al the opening OF the
coming session, WHICH. free from sectional 1e=i-
nr should take ia the wants oi the country i
nafion and wl!Ch III ,he great issues incident TO
ganeral ur0.ress viii burr th5 minor and petty
0uostions which Radical, Democrat and copper
lead have thrown III to stir up the political sea
I Ict tie message indicate pause iii the proconsu-
lar svstcm Of reconstruction, and SHOW desire to
return 10 the principles the constitutional amend
mont which last year, drew to its support the
whole common sense OF the Union The advantage
which the President viii Fain by going back to
This will be immense. II will be complete over
throw of the Radical programme, and will restore
10 the Executive a support which he sadly needs
to nroye n ie that hc is third part a the govern
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Domestic Markets.


NFw YORK. October 14.-Cotton dnll at Is los'.
Flour lOc. better. Wheat 2c. lover corn
heavy. Oats dull. Pork heavy al So io' l"'"
quiet. 20 coupons, 1925. Virginia "s' ao ~
Gold Il: Al. Turpentine duli at 97'' H'''''
quiet at s. a 8. Freights advancing
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton frmer; sales 25OO bales 18t lsc. fio"E
firmer; State 80 25 Ii 25; Southern sio % i''
Wheat declining; No. 81 Sc a2S S.; NO. y % y
33 Corn quiet and 1c low eli; mixed "es'er"
81 42. Oats quiet, and declined 1c; Western ols Il
82ac. Mess Pork steady at SO 10. Lard STEADY At
22c. Whskey generally quiet. Illrpentlhe %
57ic Rosin So rs g. Freights decldeai! nrih''
Stocks excited and lower zinca last Board Hlo"sH
p cent. Gold 4i. 'S2 coupons III llSs Ut
coupons 1OSS is do. 1857. New issue lo6s W.
10-4O's, registered, 1901. Coupons loos. '''"S'
I'd and Sd series, 1856.
BALT1MogE, October 15-Cotton dull anu nohi'-
nal; middlings 13c Flour firm anu quiet "ne'''
closed advancing; red 81 S5. Corn iirh; "n"'
81 4sa1 49; yellow 81 ~ a 45 mixed 81 Al a 44'
Oats firm at GS TIC. Rye dull; prime 20. FRO
visions quiet and steady.
CINCINNATI, October l4.-Flour quiet anu iti' ;
Supertine s12 II %. Corn steady at II Uu i o'
Whiskey-iu fair demand but irregular rates. Mess
Pork dull at s23 ; little offering. Bacon unchalS'
ed no demand worthy Of note; Shoulders ia4 ;
clear Sides lSi. Lard dull aud lower at l3c.
ST. LOUIS, October 14.-Flour hrm SuPernne
s7a75O Corn 81 0G 10. Provisions very dnl''
Mess Pork s24 Bacon Shoulders 14s clear sides
1S: Lard Ii lii. Whiskey nominal.
WILMINGTON, October II. -Turpentlne quiet AZ
5S!. Rosin quiet sales Of strained common At
s.. 20; No. SO 374 pale II rs. HaysO.
MOBILE, October 14.-tntton IN goou aeiiana.
Sales 1900 bales Receipts 102l bales. Closed
firm. MiIdings 1t l6!c.
NFw ORLEASs, October 14.-Sales lOOo bales' III
fam demand prices stffer low middilngs lisc.;
receipts 1857 bales; exports 247 bales. flonr-oel
ter feeling; SUI erfine $40 50. Corn quiet; white
81 40. Oats 75c Pork dull and nominal at s2o oo'
Bacon steady and trmer; shoulders l7sc.; clear
sides 19lc; sugar-cured hams 27s 2S4c-; the
above are iobbing rates. Lard quiet and hrnl' Ill
tierces 14gc; in kegs Is 16c Sugar ana moiaS-
ses-no Louisiana in first hands. Gold At. Ster-
ling weak at 56 So. New York sight exchange
q cent premium. Freights very dull
AUGUSTA, October 14.-Cotton frmer. Sales S4o
bales. Middlings 15tc. Receipts 400 bales.
SAVANNAH, October 14.-Cotton active and ad-
vancing. Sales 800 bales. New York mdding
l6A a Tie. Receipts 100 bales.
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CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETING.
COUNCIL CuA,lRrR. nc1ohnr Il !

COUNCIL CuAMBER October H. 1867.
| present-The Mayor, and Aldermen Ravencl,
Gerdts, O'Nel, Willis, Huey, Oakes Marshall,
| EnstOn, Butler and Cosgroye.
n,The minutes of the last meeting were read ana
| confirmed
The Mayor stated that this meeting was called
at the request of the chairman of Committee of
Ways and Means.
Whereupon Alderman Raycnel. chairman said.
that the Committee of Ways and Means met and
took up the matter of the October interest, and
finding that there was strong pressure upon
them by the stockholders, they agreed upon the
following bill which they had prepared to submit
to Council for their consideration.
The bill was read for q first time this evening"
BILI ro PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE
INTEREST on THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH Ac-
CRUED ON TUE THIRTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
LAST.
BE ii oriainpi IN he Mayor ugd Aldermen an
(Hu COHnca 0sss.Rbed That for the purpose of
liquidatmg the interest on the public debt OF the
city, which accrued on the thrtieth day of Sepem-
Der last, six per cent. stock obligatory on the
corporation of the City OF Charleston shall lie
issued under the direction Of the Mayor, to the
persons holding stocks or six per cent bonds of
the city, and entitled to receive the interest ac-
crued thereon Mt the time above stated, the said
stock to bear interest after the rate Of six per
cent. per annum, payable quarterly, redeemable in
thirty years from date: Pr0uided that no part of
said stock shall he issned for any gum less than
twenty dollars, Oh for any fractional part of q
dollar: Proritled, also that all sums for less than
twenty dollars and for fractional parts of dollar
shall be paid in city bills.
SECTION Q. That the form OF certificates and
mode of transfer of said stock shall be subject TO
the same regulations as now exist in relation to
other city six per cent. stocks Of the city.
Alderman Ravenel moved that Council meet on
Thursday evening next for the purpose ol taking
up the Bill for its second rea1ing
Alderman Olnsy moved thai half-past seven
O'Clock be appointed ior the hour OF meeting.
Agreed to.
Alderman Marshall ohered The following resolll-
ton, which was adopted
Whereas it is highly important and imperative
upon Council to reduce the expenditures OF the
city so as they will not exceed the receipts; he it,
Resorri, That Special Committee of five be
appointed by his Honor the Mayor, to report to
Council at their earliest convenience, how and in
what manner such reductions can be made.
The Mayor appointed the following Committee,
viz: Aldermen Marshall. Ravenel, ohey, Enston
and Butler.
Notice of r. P. Elford, for Vanderhorst Wharf
giving notice of his intention to erect shed for
the accommodation Of shipping.
Adjourned ". II. SMITH, Clerk of Council
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TELEGRAPHTC.
our Vabir Di4pa,ehes.

LONDON, October ii.-paper7 deplcca''I's
Thorntons appointment .s Munster to the United
States express the opinion that the highest cla"S
OF Diplomats should represent England III
America
The mercantile house OF 5. !. Ratio has sus-
pended.
Garibadi has named his son Nenatti General
issirno of the insurgents.
1t is reported that the insurgents have been
driven across the frontier hv the PApal forces and
have been compelled to surrender their arms 10
tho Italians.
LONDON October l4-Noon. C'n5ols n '-lo
Bonds 7i;. Sugar 2j 26s. Frankfort Bonds '4s.
LIVERPOOL, October 14-Noon.-Cotton nrm !;
AIiddling Uplands 81; Orleans 81 estimated
sales 14,OOO bales Corn i5s Hd Wheat los. 3D.
White California lbs Provisions unchanged.
Rosn-common s.. Cd; medium 12s. Turpen-
tine 27s.
LONDON, October 14-2 P. M.-Finances m-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, October 14-2 T. M.-Cotton quiet
but active it is believed that the sales will reach
2O,OOO bales; quotations unchanged. Breadstnfis
buoyant. Corn 45s Id. Provisions aud Produce
unchaneed
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TIE ROME, Ga, COURIER announces that the
case of Dean Us. Harvey, administrator OF w. ID.
Youell, has been finally settled by. the United
States District Court. The following is a summa-
ry of the case Youell, in 1864, purchased of Dean
his plantati in Floyd County, Georgia, for s24,-
600 in Confederate money. Dean remained in pos
session. but since the war entered into rent con-
tract for the place with Harvey, the administra-
tor of Youell. Afterward Dean filed Dill i'll the
s,.psi :or Court OF Floyd County to set aside the
sale. and to enjoin Harvey from turning him ont
OF possession, upon the ground that the consider
alton ot the purchase was Confederate money, aud
the sale there ore void. The Superior Court OF
this County first granted the injunction, but after
ward dissolved it on motion OF Harvey 4 Scott,
the administrators counsel In the meantime,
Dean moved to Alabama, leaving his tenant III
possession, and dsmissing his case in the Supe-
nor Court, and commenced his suit by bill, as be
fore. iu the United States District Court FOR North
ern Georgia, praying toI injuctlon relief etc. The
case being argued on demurrer at the present
term. his honor, Judge Erskine, dismissed the
bill, sustaining the rights OF the purchase Tins
case has excited great deal OF interest, and Is,
perhaps, the most important one to the Southern
reople decided since the close OF the war.
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Washington News.

W.ss1NeroE. October l4.-Dr. s. l.. IVES. for
merly Bishop OF North Carolina, Is dead, aged Il.
The Treasury Department has advices oil Tue
death of D. B. BoNrAE, recently suspended froni
the Collectorship Of the Fourth Texan District.
Judge L. D. Evans, recently appointed Collector
dd interim, will succeed.
A number Of prominent Southern railroad men
are here, seeking all extension OF time ior pay due
the Government for rolling stock.
A special dispatch claims HAYES election in Ono
by 5000.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
$4,000.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has advces
favorable to peace with the Indians They will all
be represented at the Grand Council, and promise
to ssnd out no more wan parties.
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state IfCms.

CouEr.-Ihe Tall Term of the CURT oi COM
mon Pleas and General Sessions tor mon pis
trict commenced OH MONDAY last, Judge Munro
nresiding The Grand and Petit Jurors were dis
charged by his HonoT who slated that in com
pliauce with orders from General Canbv, 1t wonld
be necessary to draw new juries. All jury cases
were, therefore. postp NED The Summary Pro
cess Docket vas then called, and such business as
conld be attended to without jury transacted.
Dan. Howard and John Lowe, indicted Ton mnr
der wele released from prison ON bail.
CnjOHrf.r lnRrS
The weather, dutng the inst Two OF three days
Of the week was quite cool lsl.t trosts appearing
1t is now warmer.-iot1.
CoURT-the Fell Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas for Marlborough District will convene on
next Monday. - TIE Governor has not as vet
issuea the neccs=at. crder foi th9 drawing u new
inr,es from the I.yed lists it is doubtful whether
much business Tiii be dispatched during the
week. We hope. Aowovor, that this matter will be
attended 10 promptly. a. there are several crim-
mails in Jail whose trial should come off during the
present term. and it would be cruel to keep them
~ confin1nen until the nezt sitting oi the Court
Be:aei '5C2..s JQ2rr.d,
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From GelTeaton

GALVESTON, October 19.-The steamer General
Sedgwck was fallen in with, BADLY disabled, forty
Ave miles West of Ship Island Shoals, and towed
to this port. The brig Galveston YESTERDAY lay at
anchor thirty miles West, With loss OF top-galanI
mast sndtop-sail.
The fever is severe at Victoria. iiajoi Lathrop
commanding the Post, had died on the Gill, to
eetner With eleven others.
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A San Francisco letter to the New Yorl Times

A San Francisco letter to the New Yorl Times
contains the following The Mezlcans OF Cailiorna
and Mexico have had magnificent medal manu-
fsc,ured. TO be by them presented to President
Juarez. The medal is seven and hall inches III
length four and half inches wide. and Weighs
two pounds. 1t is oval in shape, and on ne side
is representation of JuareZ bearing aoi' the nag
of the Republic and trampng beneath his feet the
Impereal crown and sceptrt. A group ol oiicefs
and other people surround him and hali nm Inc
tieliyerer Of their country The medal il profusely
set With diamonds, rrbiea and emerads inter-
spersed through wreath Of laurel which sur
rounds it, 1t is surmountel by the figure OF Fame.
with scroll Inscribed with The words "Repubhra
Mexicano" 1t is said to be the most costly and
superb medal ever wrought on this coast.
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CANTON ouIo,, October l4.-on Sunday, in the
German Reformed Church, man recently dis
charged from the Penitentiary, approached his
wife, divorced since his Incarceration, and de-
manded kiss, which she was in the actof CIV
ing, when he plunged butchers kAife eleven
times into her and fled. He WAS captured, AID
with difficulty saved from summary execution.
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From NJ aine.

CAsrINE, MAINE, October IA fishing vessel
belonging here was wrecked .off Newfoundland.
Seventeen Of her crew were drowned OF which
nine leave families.
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41-NERvOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants low spirits depression involuntary
son loss of semen seymatcrrhea loss of power. dizzy
head oss ol memory ami Threatened impotence and inl.
becility. lind sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS HO
MEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. TWENTY EIGHT. Com
posed of the most valuable mild ana potent curatives
they strike the Of the uatter tone up the
system arrest the discharges and mpart vigor and en-
ergy, lie and vitality. to the entire They have
cured thousand, of Price S. per package OF six
aud VIAL 81 per single box. Sold by druggists
aud sent by mail receipt OF price Address HUM.
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY. No. $50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
ni,.pI
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GA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HRa

wA YOUNG. LADY RETURNING TO HRd
country home after soJourn of few months in II
city was hardly recognized by her friends In placeo
coarse rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby com
plsxon OF almost marble smoothness. snd instead
twentythree she really appeared but eighteen Uponin
quiry to the OF great change shs plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAsSIAN BALM, ard
considered it an Invaluable acquisition to any lady toilet
By ts use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per-
sona appearance hundred fold 1t is simple in it,
combination Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpass
ed In its efficacy in drawing impurities from, also hea
ing cleansing and beautfyng the skin and complexion.
BY ts direct cton on the cuticle it draws from it all its
Impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the sur,
face as Nature intended It should beclear SOFT smooth
and beautiful Price ST. sent by Mail or Express. on re-
cept OF an order, by
W l.. CLARK h co, Chemists
No West Fayette Street, Syracuse. N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same
March 80
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Erou KaI Nest.

KEY WEsT, October l3-The steamship Cordes,
from New York for New Orleans has put into this
port Tor repairs to her machinery She viii be put
in order today and will proceed.
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New ORLEANS, October IA The Grand Jary of
this Parish chosen to-day were half whites and
half negroes.
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John z. Cough wGs fifty Years old in August
He signed the pledge October SOth 1912, III
Worcester, Massachusetts. January ID, 1853,
he delivered his first temperance lecture. His
original terms for lecture were 50, now he
charges $500, He has already accepted 1GS calls
for the season OF 1868, which will produce
s33, GOO Mr. Cough has accumulated handsome
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It should be remarked that the large increase in
the expectation of cereals was due to transient
causes. In the first five months OF the period the
French grain market was glutted and prices were
avcentionalv low.
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From Memphis.
Ersrn Men OrIean:

MKMpzIs,, October i4.-The Board OF Health
have declared the yellow fever an epidemic here.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

as-CONSIG NEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA GULL,
from Baltimore are hereby notified that she is This
Day discharglng cargo at Pier No. l Union wharves.
All goods not taken away sunset will romain on Wharf
at Consgnee's risk. MORDECAi CO.,
October IL Agents
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ohio Elections.

COLUMBUS, October l9-Pmther election returns
add few hundred to the majority claimed 10y
u.yrd
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

aSTHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTRICT--IN The COMMON PLEAS
HENRY HAGENS vs. MILTON 5. LTTTLEFIELD.-
DECLARATION IN ATTACHMENT the
plaintiff did, the fourteenth day of October file his de-
claraton against the defendant who las ts said is alb
sent from and without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might be served: 1t
h theeefore ordered that the said defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration, or before the
fifteenth day Of October, which will be in the year Of our
Lord thousand eight hundred and sixyeght other
wise final and absolute judgment will then be given and
awarded against him.
Clerks Office Charleston District
October Is j. W. BROWNFIEID, C. P
a4y BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-MANY YEARS IN
chemical experiments has resulted in the perfection OF
CHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR. an unrivslled
hair dressing mpsriing life and increased nutri-
ment to the hair preventing badness and srestng its
progress when commenced regulating and sustaining
the principle upon which the color of hair depends
thereby positively restoring grey hair to its original
color and youthful beauty and stopping its falling out
at once. Sold by all Druggists.
s. A. CHEyALIER, Md. New York
For sale by DOwIE NOISE,
Wholesale Agents for South Carolina
October 10 tuihs 2mo No l6l Meeting street.
ssNoTICE TO MARINERs.-CA AIN:
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direc
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAHRoAL
WHARyEs, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side
the Ashley River by which precaution contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
). c. TURNER, II. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February 9. 1885,
February
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yel,o,y Fever II, Mobile

Mosus October 14.-There wero four iutsr-
ments from fever to-day.
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SOUTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION,
CHARLESTON October 5. 1867 !


SOUTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION,
CHARLESTON, October 5, 1867.
Arrangements can be made with shipping
houses in Bremen and Liverpool to transmit pas
sengers 10 Charleston, on the credit OF accepted
orders 20 be paid OF their arrival, if sufficient IN
numbers offer. Planters end others, that are oe
siroua of European labor, may be served d! the
State Agents provided they will indicate the
am ount al wages which they are WILLING 10 pay
for male on female hands respectively ana VIII
agree to advance Tor them the passage money I"
be deducted from their first year earnings II ID
respectfully recommended, the'i' i"r n"iioiii'
pau of operations, that thcst orders ior 'apoi
.fate the late al wages rendered, board am iou-
o;n"s. and the nature of the employment, ah'l'
tbat =, much as relates to the payment OF the pas
saee be accepted by responsible mercantile
house in Charleston. Tie passage for male OF
female adult will amount TO about twenty-elgH.
dollars in geld. As rate Of wages, one h'lhdreu
and fiftv dollars per year for male. and one nun
lred dollars per year for female laOorcrs, WIN
hoard and lodging s deemed reasonable. vi II
share Of the crop be rendered, ii should be explicit
lr stated. The following form may perhaps he
convenient, VIZ
SoUra CAROLINA the 100
The Commissioner of immigration Is merely re, re-
queo,oII % o,I .; ann NV helIslf for wears service
male labofers, or anu h;.1
female aborers, OF Ahu uV ;I' noteI' III, III,
myself and nv heirs snd assigns, 10 iSrh'si thc'i
d,,,.;ng their said term of service, sufficient good
and Wholesome board and comfort able lodgings
end to pay them in ,nT S is for .ss ns m''' dol
lar ner wear respectively; also TO advance their
passage money al the rate of twenty-eieht dollars
IN gold per head to be paid On their arrival and
the same to be deducted from their hrst yea'
wages respectively.
wrssss. srN.E
~, in Charleston.
On the arrival in the port of Charleston oi
Da,e Wa e I.l,orors and female laborers contract
ed for my service, please pay to the order oil the
Commissioner of immigration, doiiars Ill
goll and charge without further advice to
Yours respectfully,
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FOREIGv IMMIGRATION.

The following uncnlar will explain ITSELF We
commend the remarks oil the Commissioner tio'-
towing ;hc CiItulr) Ia The earnes! attention "l
ON citizen.
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED THIS LIFE at Grahamville, on the night
the 2Sh September. ELLA. second daughter OF W. r.
and L. NJ LANCE, aged years months, and days. 4
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