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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-11

FALL. AND WINTER DRY Goops.-Among the
numerous dry goods establishments on King
street, few present "a more attractive appearance
than that occupied by Messrs. MELcHERs Null
LER in Victoria Range three doors South OF Mar
ket street. This store was materially injured by
the recent fire in that locality, but has been CON-
pletely remodeed and moderuized, and is peculiar
ly adapted for retail dry goods business 1t Is
useless to comment on the stock offered to the
public by Messrs. MELcHERs 4 MULLER; their
character and standing is sufficiently known to
warrant the assertion that it cannot be surpassed
by other stores in the city. Before then removal
from their old stand, large portion OF the stock
was sold at reduced prices and that now on hand
has been recently purchased. Messrs. Nj. al.
are now opening choice selections OF these goods,
and the attention Of parties wishing to secure bar
gains is directed to their advertisement in another
column.
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100 Gases Boots and Shoes

100 Gases Boots and Shoes.
By MILES DRAKE.
Will sell THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock at my Store
corner OF King and Liberty streets,
$50 cases BOOTS AND SHOES. prime stock and well
assorted, comprising
Cases Mems Calf and Kip BOOTS, BALMORALs, Bro
gans, oxford Ties. Congress. &c.
Ladies' Lasting Congress- Morocco and Goat Bsimora'
&c. -
Bows and Youths Brogans and Balmorals
Ladies', Misses aud Childrens Shoes, ID cartoons.
Ortoher II T AZ
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A Eacf Wnrfh knowing.

The best investment for invalid who suffers nom
debility loss OF appetite is bottle of PANKNINs He
patio Bters as it will be give relief For sale by
all Druggists.
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ouurr,vI n SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
HiiA.' EsoIsRERISd DEPARTMENT.
WY COLLEGE November ID. ls,,6.
,.,,,. a., rscnmmended the Faber Polyerade
nave n va tbs only pencils hed for both ornamen-
"a! and 'eS1S rSs S asP Pencils
trial o' ',e ,s american Lead Pencil Company New
Trt nS them to any pencil IN nss 1en to
the faber ot wv nanri for sEechng, ornamental and
being drsw1ng and all the ordinary uses of lead
pencil. , v.rv finely graded and have a yery
lhese zen rue s6rtest pencils hold the point we'll
snooh M hat raa lie desired IN pencil II gives m1
rss ss pleasure be able to assure Americans that they
'.nv "i other fo. sisn market for peno'ls
'uS 'NN'' LOUIS RAIL,
Professor OF DR., 'ing, sc.
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What is TARRANT's EFFERvEscFNT SETTER
APERIENT, and what are its effects? These are ques-
tons which the great American public has right to
ask, and it also has right to expect candid and salts
factory replS The preparation is a mild and gentle
saline cathartic Alternative aud tonic, aud is most care
fully prepared in the form of white powder, co
tanning all the wonderful medical properties of the far
famed Settler springs OF Germany.
OF its ELECTS would say that those who have tested
the preparation the best Judges and they declare
over their signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the flow of the
bile. Cure every species of headache Tranquize the
nervous system. Refresh aud nyigorate the weak Miti
gate the pangs of Rheumatism. Neutraze acid in the
Stomach. Cleanse and tone the bowels. Assist the
falling appetite Cure the heartburn.
Ii you sufferer giva this Remedy trial. and it
will convince YOU OF the above facts.
TARRANT & CO., Sole Proprietors New York
Sold by all Druggists. Smos September IL
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II, II.
II you want CHEAP Blank Books;
Ii you war. cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa.
per, &C.. or, MILLERs Almanac;
Il you want Printing executed neatly;
Ii you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street.
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The Time TO Advertise in the Country.
The PHoaIx has large circulation throughout the
middle aud upper Districts OF the State. Advertising
rates reasonable the srineency OF the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns OF the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor,
February 2j Columbia. s. c.
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EJEcTMENT FROM A STEAMER.-On Friday after
noon two colored females purch ased tickets to be
conveyed in the steamer Louisiana to Norfolk
they designing to proceed to North Corolina to
teach colored schools. About three and half
O'Clock they took seats in the upper saloon among
white ladies'. This being observed by Captain Rus
SELL, he as also the clerk Of the steamer, success
sively desired them to go into the lower saloon,
where accommodations for their color were provl-
ded. Refusing to leave, they were, at the request
Of Captain RUSSELL, elected from the upper saloon
by Policeman CUNNINGHAM, and on their calling
the Captain brute, were put on land with their
baggage. The following afternoon they returned
and took seats in the lower saloon of the steamer
Adelaide, and were conveyed to Norfolk. On
Thursday they claimed the right to be in the up
per saloon, as they had purchased frst-class tick
cts, but they were told that the tickets provided
they should receive frst-class accommodation in
the part of the boat assigned for colored persons
From the above, which is taken from the Balt-
more SIN of the 7th inst, it appear that there are
second editions of Captain MoNELTY, North as
we'll as South. No fear OF military orders Ill this
case, however.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

ALL Kinds oF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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THE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
There is perhaps no business that is calculated to
rebuilt city and restore its commercial pros
perity than that conducted by the shipping and
commission merchant. The efforts made to secure
freights necessarily ufuses some hfe In business,
while the return tIips have an equally beneficial
result. Messrs. JOHN & THEODORE GETTY, of this
city, though comparatively new firm, have, since
their organization, conducted large and success
full business. AS the Agents Of the Peoples Line
of New York steamers, they have given general
satisfaction, and the steamers leave for the North
and return with full cargoes. The Souder, which
left yesterday afternoon, carried the largest out
ward cargo that she has ever taken. The Peoples
Line consists of the Moneka and the Souder, but
the Prometheus, an additional steamer, is daily
expected. Messrs. GETTY have endeayored to
make the Peoples Line acceptable to the public,
and the result mentioned above is proof that
they have attained their object. We refer to the
advertisements of their house, and of their steam
ers, which appears in another column
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
nut on Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE:
ALLENDALE. BARSwELL DISTRICT. X C.,

OFFICE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY,
YoRKvILLE, S. c., April Is, 1867 !
GENTLEMEN have Just received your letter OF Feb
ruary l4thupon my return to this place. after an ab-
sencc of two months-snd this reply may be too late for
your "Descrpve Circular of Ingersols Cotton Press.
The Press used in packing my cotton last year
worked admirably packing, with case from 300 TO 525
lbs With good active hands to work it, am satisfied
that from eighteen to twenty bales might readily be
packed in day.
This Press combines the advantages OF ightness and
consequent portability and simplicity lbeng easily man.
aged by any one Of ordinary intelligence. Great COM
pressing force with little motive power and "last but
not least worked entirely by hand thus saving for
the farm horses the hard labor imposed upon them by
the use of the ordinary Screw.
Respectfully, &c, yours, Z. NJ LAW.
To LITTLE & MARSHALL, Charleston, 5. q.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
address
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"Smack went the whip round went the wheels;
We're ever folks so GLAD?
The stones did rattle underneath,
As II Cheapside were mSd

.smack went the whip round went the wheels;
We're ever folks glad?
The stones did rattle underneath,
As IL Cheapside were msd.
There are few persons who have not noticed the
increased activity among that ubiquitous class
known in common parlance as draymen. No sec
on OF the city is safe from their visits, but in the
quiet, secluded streets Of the West End they are
comparatively unknown and their presence is not
considered q source of annoyance. In these re-
tired localities cobble stones have been voted
nuisance, and the drayman who strays in that d.
rection pursues the even tenor of his way without
experiencing the sensations caused by ride over
a rough pavement. The usual route of the aspir-
ants to notoriety those streets which arc paved
with stones, and it is not unusual to see ON these
thoroughfares long string of drays, bound either
to OF from the railroad. In each the result is
the same, disagreeable noise which deafens and
disgusts the hearer Ind makes the innocent Jehu
the subject Of frequent anathemas.
''It is an i'll wind that blows no good and while
the discordant noise is nuisance to those whose
sensibilites are shocked it is some consolation to
know that the freight is precious and will bring
balm of greenbacks that will heal every wound.
King Cotton has resumed his reign, and though
his dUant c0ur'iers are not the mighty host that
was anticipated, we trust their number will in
crease until the ear has become accustomed to the
din of drsys loaded with the staple. The bales of
cotton already received have given some life to va
rious branches Of business, and We trust that the
facilities oeredby Charleston will not be neglected,
but the planters Of the interior will continue in
the good work by making larger and more fire.
quent shipments
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MAYORS CoURr.-The severity Of this judicial
sanctum was undisturbed yesterday by any un-
usual event. The deinquents were abroad and
the attaches OF the Court were murmurlng at the
state ofpublic morals to which we mildly assented
and lame1ted the dearth of localt tn the estab-
ishment. We always knew that Charleston was
moral place. but if this extraordinary spell OF good
conduct continues the cells of the Guard House
will appear like banquet halls deserted, while the
Office Of municipal justice will become sinecure.
This, to persons of puritanc cast would seem
very desirable result, but, viewed in candid
manner, it presents many Objectionable features.
Firstly, the treasury ls bare of greenbncks which
are confscated to the city in cases OF mlsdemea-
nor, and secondly the immortality of city is one OF
its surest sources OF The trangressor finds
that if he will dance he must pay the piper, and
though he should stop at the City Hotel the land
lords are never losers. Under these circumstances,
but Influenced solely by considerations OF the pub
lie good we dssirea change. The present quiet
is unnatural, and reaction must soon take place
that will cause many individuals to become public
characters, and to donate their stamps to the
oitr
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HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT
CHARLESTON, s. c., October 9, lS67.-C1RoULAE'
The following instructions are pubhshea 1or tns
information and guidance of the Commanding
Officers Of Posts in carrying out the requirements
of General Orders No. e2 current series, from
these Headquarters
d In any case embraced within the first subdivision
of Parag graph of said order the rate of taxation
fixed by law, and prevailing at the time the trans
action was made and completed, or the property,
or right, was parted with, which is the subject of
taxation, shall constitute the basis for correcting
such excessive taxation and upon being conform
ed thereto, such tax shall be valid and binding
it being the design of that part of said Paragraph
to protect persons, making business operations,
from unforeseen imposition OF taxes in excess of
the rates prevailing when such operations were
consummated.
In any case arising under the second subdivision
OF Paragraph Of said order, the rate OF taxation
imposed on the property or person Of resident OF
the State shall be the basis for correcting such tax
as affecting the property or person of non-resi-
dent ; and upon being contormed thereto, such tax
shall be valid and binding.
In sill cases where the collection OF any tax is
suspended under the first or second Subdivisions
of Paragraph of said order, The order suspend
ing the same shall be limited to preventing the
collection of any excess OF such tax over and above
the amount properly taxable in accordance with
the provisions of said order as explained by TINS
Circular. :.
Commanding Officers Of Posts are authorized TO
make such orders SIS may be requisite for carrying
into operation the clauses of said order IN con-
forming with the foregoing provisions, and all
civil officers at the respective Posts are required
to comply herewith.
By command of Brevet Major-Generst I'D. H. D
CANBY LOUIS v. CAZIARC, Aid-de-Camp,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
Qfeial: o. M. MITcHEL, .Ad-de-Camp.
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Jones COTTON PREss-By. reference to an ad-
vertisement of MIR. ". s. HENERY, in another
column, it will be seen he has now ON hand two OF
these presses ready for delivery. The peculiar
merit of thispress is not because it is Charles
ton enterprise, but on account OF the facilities
which it offers to planter in enabling him to pre-
pare his crop for market with but little trouble or
expense. One of these presses is now in opera
ton at North Commercial Wharf (the same de-
scribed few weeks since in this paper), and has
given satisfaction both to the factors and to
the firm Of Messrs. JNo. ROBINSON 4 Co., by whom
1t is employed. The presses advertised by Mr..
HRNERY were made subsequently to that men
toned above and contain many essential improve
ments. They are capable Of reducing any am ount
Of cotton not exceeding five hundred and fifty
pounds into an ordinary sized bale. When it is
remembered that this is effected by the work OF
two men, the invention will at once commend it
self to the planter as the most convenient and
useful for his purposes. Mr.. JONES is a Charles
ton mechanic of considerable skill and expert
ence, and his press will compare favoraby with
other patents. Our limited knowledge OF such
subjects prevents any comparisons, but we advise
those most interested to examine its merits and
give it practical test before arriving at any de-
cision.
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Post Office Notice.

PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, October ., 1867 J
On and after 9TH instant the mails for Columbia
and points beyond will close at 4.SO A. Nj.
A second mail for Columbia and the Columbia
branch of South Carolina Railroad will close at
9P.M.
Mails for Augusta, Savannah and the Way Mail
from Charleston to Augusta will close at $50 A. NJ
The second mail for Augusta closes at 6So z. Nj.
On Sundays but one train leaves and all mails
close at P. NJ.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 6, 1851 f.
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at O'Clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
Station" at 22o O'Clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at $3.50 O'Clock P. M.
GRANGE OF Hour FOR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL
On and after Sunday, 9Th inst, this Office will be
open from five to six o'clock for delivering mails
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
The FARMER, Richmond, Va, published by Ell
LOT SHIELDs.-The October number OF this ex-
celent agricultural monthly has been received 1t Is
as usual filled with useful and interesting matter
AUCTION SALE OF BooTS AND SHoEs.-Ihc atten-
ton of the public is directed to an advertisement
which appears in another column. Mr. MILES
DRAKE will sell to-day at his store, corner OF King
aud Liberty streets, choice assortment OF Boots
and Shoes, consisting of one hundred and fifty
cases. Mr. DRAKE has adopted King street as his
stand, and from the crowded appearance OF his
establishment on sale days. the inference is that 1t
is a paying business. The sale of to-day offers
inducements to the shoe trade that are rarely
equalled, and we advise an early call.
Mr. B. DoscHER, OF the Postohice Literary En-
porium, Haser street, has our thanks for late
copies of die Modenwelt," an Illustrated Maga-
zine for Fashions and Fancy Work-of the
Boston Investigator" a Universalist paper-snd
of No. OF Southern Society,"" published In Baiti-
more, which we propose to examine more at
length in a day Or two. 1t is decidedly OF a pre-
possessing appearance, and We doubt not we shall
like it still better upon better acquaintance. We
have also received the New York Ledger from MIR.
DosoHER
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JUDICIAL OFFICERS IN NORTH CAROLINA Re-
MOVED BY GENERAL OANsY.-The Charlotte Demo-
crat contains the order of General CANDY, remoy-
ing three magistrates in Ceaveland county, N. e.,
though no reason is assigned for this exercise OF
authority. The public have certainly right to
be acquainted with the facts but the order mere
ly announces the change without any comment.
HEADQUARTERS, I'D MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, s. O., October 2, 1867.
ESPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1881
The following Judges. of the County Court,
Cleaveland county, N. c., are hereby removed >.
R. LOGAN, JAMES BoBERTs and J. D. GLADsoN.
The following named per sons are hereby
appointed Judges OF the County Court, Cleaveland
county, N. c.: P D. GRIGa, JOHN F. AYDLoTTE and
LEWIS GARDNER.
. The officers herein appointed will, before enter
ing upon their duties, take and subscribe before
Justice of the Peace, Notary PUBLIC, or other per-
son authorized by law to administer oaths, the
oath of Office prescribed IN the Act OF Congress ap
proved I'd July, 1862. The bonds required by
law will be executed in due form and nled with
the proper officer.
The Commanding Officer Post OF Charlotte, n.
c.. is charged with the execution OF this order
By command Of Bvt Maj. Gen. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC, Aide-de-Camp.
HEADQUARTERS 2d MILITARY DISTRICT
CHARLESTON, s. c., October 2, lSGT.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 16S.
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the Breyet
Major-General Commadding that the time tor the
collection of taxes imposed under the authority OF
the Provisional Government of North Carolina Tor.
the county Of CleaveIand, expires before the ISL
day of December ne il is ordered that the time
| for the collection and payment OF taxes IN the
county Of Cleayeand aforesaid be extended to the
lst day of December, 1867, and that the remedies
| for the collection thereof be suspended accord
ingly,
BY command OF Bvt. Maj. Gen. CANBr
LOUIS V. CAZIARC, Aide-ti5- Camp.
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GENERAL LSUPERINTLNDENT's OFFICE
CHARLESTON, g. c.. October3. 1867.
IN AND AFTER OCTOBER TIE 9Th, 1867. THE
PASSENGER TRAINS on the South Carolina Rail-
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LARGE AUCTION SALE.-Messrs. MCKAY CAMP
BELL have adopted the go-ahesdative SYSTEM
and Notwithstanding the Cry OF going, goms'
gone, thew have always some articles on hand that
command the attention of purchasers. Their sale
to-day is composed of a varied assortment Oh d.
most everything under the sun, from ham to
suit of clothes. They are fully prepared to accom-
modate nth the inner and the outer man, ana we
refer persons desrous Of supplying themselves
with both luxuIies and necessities to their adVe1-
tisement Ill the auction column.
An lLLUsTRIoUs TRAvELLER.-We had tue
pleasure, yesterday of making the acquaintance Vi
one OF those illustrous quadrupeds known as ot'
Bernard dogs. He arrival in this city on the
Champion, and leaves this morning for Columbia
where he will be forwarded by Colonel l.. u
CHuDs to Mr. JOHN B. PALMER. We could not
learn his antecedents, but his immense size anu
savage demeanor would iDcapacitate him from De-
coming a family pet. He is about three ieet
high, and of chockalate color, with short curry
hair, and is similar, in many respects, 10 h's
cousin, the Newfoundland dog. He was conhneu
last night in the storeroom of the Express COM
pany, and was somewhat irritable caused, propa-
bly,, by his late sea voyage, for his face was
expressive Of great amability.
TIE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-We understand that the
number of pupils who have applied for admission
to the different public schools has so far exceedea
the expectations of the Commissioners that' III
order to accommodate the applicants, they nave
elected additional teachers. The Normal School,
which was designed as high grammar school tor
girls has accommodations for about five hundred
pupils, but it was found necssery to increase the
number of instructors, and three additlonsl
teachers have been elected. In the St. Phhhp
Street School the same difficulty exists; as num-
ber of children who were rejected at the Normal
School have been received in the Primary Depart
ment, ana the increase in the number OF pupils de-
manded additional teachers. We have not heard
from the Morrls Street School, but the prospects
few days since were so Aattering that the election
cannot be long postponed 1t is gratifying to note
the anxiety of the public to procure good educa-
ton, and the only regret is that, owing to the fre
of 1861 and the interference Of the military, the
State Treasury is empty, and the labors OF the
Commissioners will be necessarily contracted.
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YELLOW FEVER AND SMALL POX,

March 31
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The FARMER, Richmond, Va, published by Ell
LOT & SH1ELDs.-The October number OF this ex-
ceent agricultural monthly has been received 1t Is
as usual filed with useful and interesting matter