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ATLirs in Go,rSin.


Five negro MOI served On petit jur' IN At
lantl the o her day.
-rAe l2:,n, Curt Of Georgia begins its sos
Sims OF NJ ldl5 next.
ll.S, so:oi |; n W engaged IN Augusta lay
II. ;r.;l :, c)lI1;a the three railroads.
John Il ugh, law student of Da.ton, was shot
md III lol b7 nosro man IN that place on Saiur'
day at.
Jim Simpson liled sawney Sapp, near Co
lum )u', on Ihacs day night. coiored woman
vie OF tac latter, vas the cause.
DIR. Jones, OF Liberty County. purchased the
Soathorn Cuitivator agricultural paper punAsnou
at hels), Gu ru ,sday, TOR sooo5.
MIR. Jo.se Sykes residing near Bainbrid. &c
was suot through the window OF his dwelling on
kunday morning last and instantly kl4ed. Ine mur-
derer has lot been foun1 out.
-rne Athens wlto lman, Of Thursday, tells OF
nmost ex rLor lnary yield OF corn two hundred
bus Iels and Twelve gu IT'S from ono scIe! II was
raised il Richland District, South Caro!la, by y.
Parker.
-ShsI;T NTH, OF Houston County, has been re-
moved and John Il. Sose appointed ~ Ills pace.
Cause nth failed to arrest murderer WHOM he
had not yet heard OF G murder ha'ne boen COM
mittel.
A daughter OF Mrs Sarah D. Harris, residing
noar Lagrange, was decoyed from her home upon
fal,s prctonc last week, by camp ramed
Davis. It is not known where he has taken the
chlld, OF fer what purpose.
Tho Griffin Star says. "We learn that on the
subject OF growing cotton, several prominent
farmers in this country have determined 10 plant
no more o, this article the ensuing year than WI!
be necessary to enable them " purchase few. I
the lu ures OF life. This is :. step in tho sight
direct on, and we hope that every planter will
o.low their example"
The Tabotton Gazette says that on th, 22d
instant, crowd OF negroes, some OF them dru'.k
went to the house of Judge Bryant, about eighteen
mics rom TalDotton, in Harris County, aRd de-
manled to know if Judge BIS son was at hcme.
Upon being informed that b. was not, they COM
N med vel ing and curslng, row stones through
the wiadows, AID 1therwisS acted as II they IN.
tended 10 commit murder. Tho Judge and family
fed oy the backway and sought refuge at tho
house OF peiglbor.
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nepdattons contaned in tho report Of the committee,
which were adopted:
ARrEs1AN WELLS.
We rec onmend that all work be suspended and that
the Mayor bo authorized ID employ person at salary
not inc twenty-five dollars per nonA 70 take cSf'
OF the Pr ,niscs.
COLLEGE OF cuAaLEsroY.S t5z--1l
Your Committee recommend that the Trustees Of this
iai;uion be to maze te &c ~ &
in the Pre- sent in ovcrrhed ST 70 oI nc ci'y
viii no; be IL Z cordi.ion 10 ass-s' 't'u
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Yo,- conrnistce recommend that the Pdoc Printing
be Gy to TWO newspl era II ros' nor sn G o
hou ind dollars lsiool pr anaum io' eacn P'p's 'H'
sane to 3c cected " Counci.
TIDAL onAIHa.
Your Committee recommend that tho Slayor make
monh.y rcp1r, 10 Coupci OF the oEcrLions Oh ne
drains, crd tho cost # the same curing .ne ln'n'n
cornci can men determine WA, Is oo s 70 o' s u' ,d nv
tho 1t; treasurer eSc p salaries anu conHS'' "0'A"
un having been pas,ed By codnc !. !, ~ .,o
Adcral III GO sroy, N ovcj 70 aneni - rau n OF tn'
rcnort OF tc co om teo whicn relates to tho Ares!an
We SO tia. the Keeper be e!cc'eo oy 00un''i' "'A
CURED n. .., e.. 49,. -.
n-o,ors OF the Charleston HUtc praying ;reo use OF tue
Artesal Ncil water. kefsired 70 C'niai''e' 20 VIZ
Edern an wragg in.-oduccd the following resolution.
:rd be gc that cvr for consideration a. the next
meeting 500 .o:ol: ..
Rese.rsd, That the Ger. OF Council be requested 10
IL lHO-C COGNCulcnI 49,
o OF tie CITY EcDortrs aud expense Of the same
b. piid n tile order 0! his Honor the N yor.
Alderman Co 'reaay oH.red tn following reSoiuu0n'
which adopted .., l..
Rs,oged Isl The City Treasurer be Instructed to
fi nish ,ouuc: with Toe n'rnes OF al donpquen:t
Alderman Co,gco c Offered the following eio!ution'
wlich WIS adopnd:
R,so-cd That The Standing Committee ~ tniS oooy % ,
eq ired 10 make monthly reports 10 Counc
de all all the work goug in their special Departments
nd Inc sans expSndsd na na the
rme of mopey alre d. nald to each OF then and the
prob bc or actually estimated ultimate cost OF eacn 700
when com ed every giving the names ~ thoss
10 whom money has been paid, and the an cunts Pad
c; oil OF which Information together with any otner
matter they may deem important shall be published IN
tue proceedings OF Couac.
ed TO recommend 70 bills for payment that have MOI
been audited by the proper committee and attesteo by
the signat re Of its calrm2n. .,,,rr
Clerk of Council
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LIVERPOOL cLAssFIcAT1o.
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, November 27.-CoTrov-Beiore tns
receipt oi tho foreign news there was far inquiry au
moderate business had been dono at about yeserusy
70 es but tho market subsequently gave way iully &C
and the days sales summed up little over 4oou naos al
irregular pri es bit generally in accordance win tne
following quotations: Ordnars, s.; Good Ordinary,
laal4Hc; Low MIddlug, l6al5&c; MlddlnS' -aloAo;
Strict Midd Ing. l6alGMc.
Among the trans !eions before the neWs, we nouceo
sales OF good tle Of Low Middling at l9Hc, whico
agreed With last evenings quotations rectly aier tne
news, ofels were accepted Haho q 70 less tnan nad
been refus half Pre- ousiy and ior the ret VI
the ay prices exhibited rrea. ty no nconsid
erabe portion the bust being done 1t ess than the
bove ,uro3, while il soLe few cases buyers paid
fraction above thom. lhe dep cssion caused pf tne
verpool and New York was Increased oy further
decline IN pomcsti Exchange and tic difficulty OF pass
ipr tho rdirsry rGu ol s.erug an1 francs unes9 at
easier rates. Under all tho circimstances with the
weight Of incre sing recs s and the uShtness In the
money markot acors fe.t conpo led TO give way ana
mcot buyers tie y basis On which they would con-
tinue the movement.
STATEMENT oF coTToS.
stock on hand lst September, 1861 oales-l5,2oo
arrived to-day. 100
Arr ID previously,
ial,41o
Clc1-c1 tc.day. otS ,o A.,
O.o roc previously. os'o'0-oo wv
s,o,, On hand and On .s,D0oa,a ... 7s77
The ce::ancca OF bra,.d sla bales for Now York.
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pRoCEEDIxcs OF COUNCIL.
EXTRA EIEETING.

COUNCIL CHAlI5ER November o. 1867.
Proscat-i be Nlvor; and 81 omen Rave lol, wrasg,
rdis, j, O'Ne, WI lis, Stcinmevor Onev, Ol
Marshall lnstoa, Whildol, Cossroge. Butler and
The ii.u es OF the las; meeting were ro,a aad con-
frrncd.
he Mayor stated that ta,s meeting c,lcl parsa-
ant 10 &c olu Ion adopted at tic i1s. N log request
ing him TO convene Couccii on the rcurn OF tho Cn
rlan OF IL Spcci Coalui tee Retrenchn Tor tao
mit'ce. '-' - ~ ~ 49,
Tho bill was then taken " for its second reading.
The FRS il orie: was the a'acnlrct oesred oy Al
dornaa VII OK the 5t5 ins', mn Is as ;o!o%s:
rikc on. l. aft>r the worl ''As'emhc ld t1a ies
following: "rha, from AID ate the 9E o: November
nj, tho sal les OF all ito city on;ec' DC reucod
twentydv Per cent, well as tee expenses ci nc CITY
The Gu st.ol v IS ~. or the ancpHr1ent and io't
ALICE mn Mrshal in0vcd that tn bill na 'aken up
and read BY se;on AID the oaaks aIci II rNSuar or
Tho srs: 5 cton was tnson up ard read. The bl nix
in to fts. 10 vas led wl:h l9th day OF November,
Third L,,.e-May-rs ss1lcrn-Alacrman Marshall pro.
posed e. FL te = il with s3.u0. Alderman Courteusy
rjpo5cd S40uO. III; question was put and 5000 car
rsei. ,
Fourth Line ~ Atorrcys S.,ars.A. this juncture
Alderman G rdts oil red the oIowin amendment
8 55atGe iJr hrst ction o the bill:
Rj:o.rcl rha: the pay ofa tie ofi;rs and emrlovees
OF tno ci;y draw cver three hs dcol dol ar5
Pc aununi be due ;went per cent, and that they
b. paid ia Q ,ted states currency cr It's cquiva!e
/
ca j. dis, u scd b. several OF IN: Aldermen.
Alderman OIey proposed ito following amendnent 10
the amendment OF Alderman Gerats;
Snike ouc all alter ths words ''pe' &nnuT'"
This also calieAo th expressions oi opinion from soo
o: the Aldermen. ..,
pore: .,,.,,
THAT the contidsratcn Of the bill be postponed until
Council be furnished printed st OF tne e'tT ON,
rs names amount which they receive, ana duties
they perform ,,-..,.
Yea Al erman Willis. Steinmeyer, CossroVe eho
Courteua?-4. Cali
Navs-Aldermen Bavsacl wrag7, Gerdts. sInall'
O'Sci Oln Y, Cakes Marshall, Ers;on, Whudea tnr'
ler tn Mayor-12 Tne motion was lost
a: this stage OF tho mating Alderman FraneIe Up
Alderman MarshaM then moved TO lay the amendments
or the table Carr;od-9 vodI for su3 asai st It.
The question hen rccurre o. the hrst section WHICH
wcs carried. all ,.,,
The que required the salary of the City Attor
new anu the oank was Ale w h $500 and carried.
Fifth Lins-Salar, Of Clerk + Council various
arno ants were nsned and lost Finally was proposed
to i'll the bla' wi Il $1,000, which was clr- d.
Alderman kave oel moved to strike out all ei'er tne
worGs per annum the 9TH line. reatns 70 'uc C!erA
o. Co neil which was carried.
Seventh Line-Sc,cry Of Ciy 7reasurer.-Alderman
Marshall moved to 6lI the blank with $1,000 carried
Et0sh Liae-Clerk Of CITY Treasurer nileu,
$780, and tho word esch inserted after the "orS per
epuuin. Carried. ~ -, ,,-oo
Nlnth Li,.c-Ci:y Assss,or.-Bank hlled with sl69o'
Carried
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Tenth Line-Assistant AsssssOr.Aldernan Marshan 1,n
moved fill tho blank with 5000: Alderman tns.oh
moved Sl4OO. The QUESTION was taken on both amS, I
a.ri,d. and tn y! ni f ioi a;:oc1tiHT
Alderman Casarove moved reconsider the acton Id
ken on the 10th Ina which relates to tho sllary OF the
| Assistant Assessor.
This caused consida ab'c discussion, when the yeas
and nays were called for on this mo ion $780,, st.
Yeas- ldernen Rlvrnc, WrlSs, Sm1ll OAeih' ,eia n,
rcycr Oncr M;rshr,l Ers:on, Co'srove, bt'I!i lEiH
Erw-Vdocnsen r' oo:d!s. VI us, oaaes. whidoa aud
| Cour cnay-j.
sever @ iamounts M were thy proposed to al he blank
w.h-fnally S12o0 proposed and ca;i.c1' 'H" 49,
as Eysa afa EnesI1a -Ssi nta0o3 Of city R7arslS'o
prop sol to fill the blank with. ca-ii,d
aSs: Ts s!s I4sSGL1yg Sss gS q Sc y
-t 7hgsser& I'll L1ns-ss cry IF cy criI Ena;e:r-slo0'
WIS prorosod and carried. .,,o.
Folrtes III Lin:-s1lary Of H1r3'r AastsT-9ls was
sidsrrn N vii is movod to rocon.idcr ha 'c;on taen
in tho twelft; 3c which relates tO aTJ Oh o''S Il"
spcctor Carried. - ero,
90 NIL Euston ovod s;on1 ca.5l1a q, ~. o.,e,
| Fifteenth Linc-SaIary Of tie CitC O us I"' O'i"''
men. .-:sln WAS proposed anil carr ed ,-, ~
Ssren':e,tt Line Salary Of tie c.:rl ofih' H'ara
Fire Aas.ers-Ssoo vas pro2o ed and carried
HIGH SCHOOL.
v:,.s.nci Lin,-P snc:pa' 7eacter c lie E0a sci''s-
500 o pr posed and clriol. .,,o, ,ro
I,verty-frvt Lne-FirS. 5sstdnt Ieocser.->A-c' Pio
po4ad and car led. .. r... e1nnn
Tt0salv-sseon3 Liro-Ssc7@d Assistant 1eHe''''-
propo ed and carrie1. eooo ,,,,
T,csnty-tird Li's-Tra Assistant 1eaeaer.-so0o P''
posed and carried. am, ..o,o,ol
ar d carried .oo, .-..o.od
Trenty:iifh Li1c-7eacasr Of Germ2H-9oo' Pi'k0'eo W
Ttssnfy.sirtt Linc--Steward Of Orphan HOusc-Sloo0
proposed and carried. e,o,r-o.
posed and carried. - c.-,r,,
amounts were proposed and losi. finally soSu was P'o
Alderman Wills moved TO reconsider tie action tlken
on lines l9. 20. 81, 22, 20. "a, 20 q ~ ouoA N'
seconded ,o. ..,,, nc
Alderman Olncy moved to amend The 1r:t section o OF
the bin as follows That the pay OF the tnGineer OF 'n
Orphan Hose be G. the rate OF 5000 per annuln an
that the propria ion foc pfncip ana 'oacnes oe
at g 900 per Grnum." Clrred. .,
Tho frst section as amended was read and adopted
Section Q was amended and ad1Itel. by tuikine OUT
November" and psertnG "December.
Section was taken up and read =.
Alderman Cos,rova moved to amend the seclon oy
inserting after the word hundred on the third me LIS
words ''and city" ~ ,.u.,o,
nove an adjournment, TO meet again on rlaay o'en'
Ing. 29th inst. at O'Clock, Carried -,....
alderman Cakes offered the following resouuon' WHICH
was adopted
RESOLVED That the Assessor be authorized TO pr
eight new assessment books, one 10: each Wora .nu
have them prepared in tune ior the new Tax Orlhahce
The Mayor presented the following qurtey reports Oh
the Roper Hospi ais which was received as Informa'
ton:
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Toujours Amour.

Pr:thco tc ! me, Dimp'o-c. in.
At What a-o 10 5 love begin?
Yolr blue GO Lave 5 arcc.y sccD
surla crs 'hro nv al Qu-cn.
r!r:@cle o sweets,
SOFT pprnachas, sly retreats,
Show the lit archer tEc-c.
Hiid II II your pr,tty lar:
Wnel did't arm he, 10 WIN
9ci:ho, tel nc, implc Ch;u!
"Ch!" the rosy iirs ro7:y,
81 cAu't tell YOU II tryi
IT'S so o. cau'tr member:
As1 some younger Miss than Il!
Tel. o tell ne, Grizzlcd.Facc,
Do your h ,ar; and head keep pacc2
wl.n does b ary Love expire,
Wnl |, irosts pI; OIL: the &c?
cniis en- )cr' bur uo'op
Al tha. cull 'ocsnhcr snow1
Ca c Won still, sofs iunds 10 press,
Bonn hclds sn 9th and bless?
When does Love give ~ the chase?
Tell, o tell ne, Grizzl d.Faca!
.'Ah!" the wise oil lips reply,
"fouth nav PISS and strong may die;
Bu; Love cam fcrCtoLcp,
>ssi some older sage than I!
lA.tanlie Monthly.
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Affairs In Elorfda,

-Ba;nbridge and Apalachcola are taking meas
uros to build railroad between the two places.
Mis-. R.kcr's store III Jacksonville was robbed
OF $500 worth OF dry goods last Thursday night
Hon. Arthur J. Forman, of Quincy, died on
"Wednesday last from an overdose OF laulanum.
Tho Florida Conference OF the Methodist
Church will convene in Monticello on Friday, the
9Th Of December. Bishop George I. Pierce Will
preside. Rev. /. =. Branch is Secretary.
"A freedman won't 10 tho Ba1.ca ePe, king G..
Ccmplo lon lew days since, and fl> some cease II
carritd stoi, which, r conveyance. lie p.ar. ed
in tue leg OF his boot, already cock-d, wi.h the
N uzzle up. In walk ng around tho trisgag was
STRUCK aud the contents Of the pistol tolas into
his leg and side, from which death ensps.i shortly
aEterYard.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

BARCELONA-Per Span bark t'amia-Ss2 bales Cotton
3lO bib Rosin III W0 feet Lumber @ Spars
NEW ORLEANS-Pe. schr Maggie McNeul-oii uerces
Rice, 1900 bushels Peas. a.,
PulLAOELPHIA-Per schr " 6 Dearborn0SOo tons OIu
Iron Per so r Curtis 1llton-l40.000 feet Lum-
ber
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Passengers.

Per steamship Sea Gull. from Daltimoro-Mrs Fisher
Mrs Baldwin, and Miss Bette Cox
Per steamship Emily Souder. from New York
Capt W Barkman, II Zealy and steerage.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown. s C-Mrs
Walsh, Risley. C Herri, Grown, Bennett, R
Mldd eton Johnston, Smith, P Clary, and 25 on
deck
Per steamer st Helena. from Ediso and Rockville
Knsbury and lady, NJ Freer lady, child and servant
Col Il D Young, ol Burger. Jones' D S Steele, L
Ilarsteo, G Christy, B Wescolt. Seabrook. Smith
Howe, aud on deck
Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah via Beaufort Hill
ton Head. &c-S Myers, G Walker J A Duval,
Weber, NJ Lum, 3 Fuller, W Kressel, and on deck.
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r,e Cn.r,cs,on Cotton Market.

OFFICE CT THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON Monday Evening. December = iSo''
The market was characterized by good inquiry prices
being somewhat Irregular and in some cases shgnuy
lower at tho Close but generally without quotaoie
change, good Cotons continuing relatively hrmer LII
consequence the scarcity; salos 7o1 bales VIZ az
l3K SO at d. at AK a ct AK, Ito at 14h 0l at l4s
40 14X 10 at 10 90 at 15H o. at16& and scat 1917
We quote:
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ADJOURNED MEETING.
couyc.1 cgAaB-n. November %. l

CorNc.1 CgAmscR November %. 1867.
CITY Council met at O'Clock tais evening Present-
Tho Mayer. and Aldermen Wr1gg. Gerdts, O'Nen' WI
lis. >tci nneyer. olney oahe Marshall Ans'0n' COS
Ths consideration OF tho Sd Section Of the bill was
resup cd THO evening. Tho amending OF Alderman
Cosy owe, offered at the LAST msenS' WAS 'Aen Up Snu
Alderman courtenay moved to amend the section BY
ipsfmting the wo ds "and twenty-five" after the word
"hun,red." les. ,
lie Nsyor suggested that tho words "iay aforesaid"
be stricken oui on the first line Concurred It.
Alderman Enston noovsi 10 insert the words Erst cay
OF January next II p!ace CT tne "oES J0s' a''s o1
Carried
stking out the word SIX in tie 4th nor and rser TO
word ten" Lest
Alderman Courteany proposed the word "cisht" Car
RED ,a a.
Question required on the seeiicn IS amended ne !"
Alderman Marshall moved reconsideration Of the
vote on the Section. Carried.
The question put on the adoption OF the secaon Is
amended and carried voting for and i've against It.
Fourth Section was read ind adopted
Futh Se:.ion was read.
SALARY OF cA77Ar' CT POLICE
Alderman Co.grove moved 10 I'll the blank IN the
second hre with $1,000 Lost
Alderman Willis moved $500 lost
Alderman CosgroTe moved clS.o. Lost
Alderman Courtcaa moved $500. Lost
Alderman Wills moved SlT00. Lost
Alderman Cos2rove ;ro"ed sie5o. Lost.
Alderman Iarshall moved el5Sc. C7. Tied-
e4LARIEs c. -iRs- LIEUT1sAsTa
Alderman Marshall :nc7ed 10 ne 5!aui, with $1,000
Alderman Cour'cnay moved Si290 which wa los.
The blank was fied T!,a Sioy9 a.d carried
SALARIES OF SECOND LI-C-EsAN-a
The bauk IVES Oiled $500 and ca--iod.
s;LAI,Es O. oaoEsLT acloEAT-i.
TIM blaut was Oiled With s7CO and csrr!od
SALARIES oE s-aoEAsTA
Tho S,ars WIS fi.el with S7-u aad clrr;cS-
A,a.-,,,n Marshall prorosed to ell the blank with
eeao. Alderman CosGrove moved s6SJ, which vas lost
lie oiank was i loi w II 5000 and carried.
Alderman VIII p. posed the following anenCmsnts n M
n ,hc 5rh sectlo. stlikc out Sl.oC Oh the I'd lima
aTG trs-r; sIsvO SIlc0 on the Sd ao ad inset SllvV
600 on STR nc AID S1loo S750 on iiS ..nc .c ~
sert $40 STD oa -o aDl irSert Sso9' seo' oH s
line an' !uscr. $500 ..,,,-t 80 Aldermen
Rave el Willis Ersto2, O!ney enc Gotuts WIZ s w
question pu. tie -dopt.on itae propo-ea
nlcnts and lost. .,.:., rb,
I ch scci3n was rcaa and amended. anl the blanks
Gled up.
Tho 7tA Section z,ls ;sion up.
stiians word ",ol " aud insert ihc word tour
Ihts -so caus-G co..s.a :-be Gi-eus.iop, w1ta IaS
QueSil "us pG. = { lost.
| Ec.s-c2 eci.. Cd o. &c cI'Cn2! sec ;or, =,
a. erni .! ossE,ve vc- = .;ae-d too section oJ
sT1h: az cut 'ae wcld "tel - Insert c. Lost
C s'cur or he adop!on 0. t-e ec-i:o1 Us re-
2 rt'd. lLc &c! :. WAS . oL:es.
secaon WIS !cad I'D adoptc
1ne ul. W. tt Z - o.d 0.-e lcd passed..
Aiaog1n u Ehs1A IcTed :lat Tie -! be aken ~ tnr
Alderman Willie moved 70 pc.rouc She third leading
lost
Question resumed ca Alderman Enstor'c motion and
carried.
| The bill read third tine this evening. The bl
| eseiv ed :ts third reading and passed,
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,.,o, or eu:s BUILDING N Pun Aprr.pa1A.

sr,. PENSION OF SIP BUILDING ~ fHLApILpHIA.
-SSn In Id:pg IS at ia ou.i " this port. Il has
been 70 100 eAipyard OF New York, Baltimore
AID a BoI26n for 4 long time past. The timber e.;
81. su ss>,ons Yards has been all worked up, and
IyG - h We at least the satisfaction Of knowing
tnat they lave 10 s,OcA TO terish by dry rot. IL
tie tie s.r,ig lnc work Will berCcommenced with new
s,o,I anc na,eras OF all kinds. To the caSs vi
Tnsc,an cs who c. iyc nlpio, ni:ut iIom WORK upon
n,w v>s... III wntc, lElm scs nt.o scc. eap0'
act,yitv. uIO viii be 80 as long as cor
no,westcrs cotiluo to tiow AID sails and tand-
uot 80 cUut:nu3 az tier reil. Seveie. INC
vests iccently laulched are beng atea ior sea: s
,pr,ort NJ oreoter dimensions that coastng col
Ier. lot Of Philade pha shipwrghts, who went
20 New York for employment returned without 1t.
WNs" "''~ CPhIGds phia Gazstte.
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vIs1r OF Ms DAVIS TO THE CaEaoT &c FAB
Oa Thursday night Mr.. DAVIS, accor panied by
Judge QuId visI,ed the Catholic tsv. Rooms aud
than the ladies' pleson. reserved The mselves into
committee, ara ST aeoat exanav ing the ,variOu.
art.cI OF a-3y ware displayed pom the different
tables. "a ordss - select az Appropriate present
20. the d!st!ngu shed VISITOR. y musical segai
case" seemed to str ks .he D.acy OF the majority,
and soon 1t be ame nc.s ed through the rooms that
it woud be rafas1, and given oy the win-er to
NJ. DAVIS. Nj, Aiuhu YES the fortunate party,
AID requested Miss NJ, C, Ha' tman to prosen, It,
DAVIS rlcei,ed the Ir,.seat w.tu appropriate cz-
pr ssous OF IAanks.
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DER cHAaLEsToNER zE1rUSe.

JOHN A. WAGNER, EDrroE
TTNDER THE ABOVE HEAD The UNDERSIGNED
u pr pose to publish German Weekly Paper to 90
the organ of the German population and devoted 70 tne
interests OF this State in encouraging Iuration ana
Industrial Pursuits
literature, Agriculture, CONNIE cree, Arts AID Trade
Will be represented in is columns, and the news OF the
diy Will he gwen.
ieneral JOHN A. WAGNER has Kindly consented to
l dertake the editorial management for the present
Subscrpnoa-SS for Twelve Ncn;hs; sleo fcr SIX
Months; 81 for Three Months
Advertisements Inserted on liberal terms.
C. G. ERCKMANE i CO..
Seote,nber rs No. Broad street, Challeatop, 8. G,
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POET CALENDAR.
PHASES Or Irr MooH.
ConsiwHses per south Carolina Railroad
December 2,

ConsiHnses per South Carolina Railroad
December g.
eo3 b'ios Cotton COZ baga Co.n So ba9s Rough Rice
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&C. smith y . ffa'cT X Dill L II Rodgers CO. j.
: Co. J Enslow I; &C. klcA & Son. Wm { Bee CO.
Jefcsd' !: GO. Ada1n Frost {; co. Davis, " Dukes
~ uey. MoTr. X 90. Wills d Chiso!'n Geo Prltchot,
C.sey j. Ey ND N a!dwel / sons & D KIRK.
pat !ck JON ston, Crews :: c. Courtney Trcnhcn. J
$3.50. \. i smith, Jcnni1.s S: Co. J Il Holmes q
Crc!:, j sloln 4 o::,udorf, Railroad AGENT King
!: G.oton, J Pee son, l. u u:lc. Ee.! {: CO. "
VII ia-ls y Co. Smith I: Co,
Cousignces psr Northoastorsa R@;Ircads
December 2.
81 bales Gotten l55 bbls Naval storee Lumber Stock,
Mdzc &c ION I cohen, WIN Roach, c Malionee,
l middleton, W Dukes Co, Mazyck Bros, Cohen i
Co. u gaSgett & Co, g 4 Ingrsham q Son, Z BOD
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RoaEssox CRUso@.-An edition Of Robinson
Cr..sUe wherein ali tue wcrls are monosl labl IS
EXCEPT E.i-ay AID GuIy, las been published il
England. luc At:ei D.ln says:
.'TDere $ nothing forcel, arG the Story IS tolc
in one hunl,ed AID sixty-on3 pages. So noao-
s!li. BIC is cur language tnat .pe:son not in tho
secIef oC3 net suUn tect u Cit.er oy eIt OF py
eve. We r ad aiCud 10 three r,rsc MS warning
tie-l to stop us when IN thing occurred 10 rc-
rnalk. Page after paSo AID uCt..ing seen, though
we o.tcn tsirnptea onEse!vcs With Wei! moth ng
TO say VT? IAc thing was not seen until two
nores lad been rcld- w put tuo book under t. G
er oil man wei u ed 10 bocls, AID - Lcd him j
he observed anything pccui!a; Ae Iurnod page
ter page ana dd not a''o' "a anytaus ny D,ios
-, ~ hazard gave 90 tAc rate OF loYty-scvou
Soris @ Of Que syllable 10 eloycn OF moro than one
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gers Co, Williams & Co. J Kirkpatrick, Wal
ter Co, Mowry & Co, 2 Davis, Graeaer, Lee Smith &
Co, DeSaussure, Adams Frost Co, Pinckney Bros.
P Robinson. Cart. KopG Jersey, Geo Pritchett,
Marshall. Jr, D Stoney, W Henercy. Pinckney,
Agent Baltimore Steamship Co, Sawyer, and Order.