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SHIPPING s NEW s
foRT OF NEW YORK. ocrssa q. 1857.

Steamship Somerset, Childs Savannah rs hours with
cotton DC 70 Lsingston tox Co. Had strong winds
the entire passage.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charleston Oct la with
fndse and passengers. 10 IL X Morgan y 70.
Wind at sunset ESE.
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American Porrs.

Americau Ports.
CHARLESTON, Oct 2l-Arrived. brig Martha NYork
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 2l-Arrived, yacht Dauntiess
NYork.
sailed-steaniship Tybee, NYork.
NYork. -fS"S'
For Other Shippin0 Ne,cs See FfA PAGE
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Resignation of the Republican Nominee for
County Clerk.
Mr. Francis b. Sryker, the republican nominee for
the Office Of County Clerk has declined and Mr. Charles
Cheshire has accepted the nomination In his place.
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arrangements nrc now rapidly fastening to
completion by which cotton will bc re -ularIy
carried from this point (Mcmp ,isI through Ia
Charleston in Srrra,".ssrr. kr.,S. giving ninr
homrs for irnnscr To your FAST steamships. and
htty-"ight hours to Bniiiunorr and New York
You will lave six days from Memphis 1"
these cities. This schedule is perfectly prac-
ticable, aud if worked up il will distance alt
competing lines eastward. as we'll ms attract II
considerable portion Of freights from Northern
cities. ria Charleston, westward. which arc
now carried by rival lines sH Hop
ing TINT very few days will witness the am
nounremcnt Of new order Of things. equally
beneficial I" both cities, ! am, &c.
We commend this subject uf Memphis trade
TO ouIrEeaders. Mld take occasion 10 mention
TINT VIC have go"l authority for saying that II
goOl stout Wes.crn bale of cotton weighing 900
pounds VIA not cost for transportation to
Slmrlrst cn .,n ore than $3.50, or say one cent
per pound, and can be brought through an
scrratY-tcrrm homrs. Who will get the first con
signment in Charleston of cotton from Mem
phis!
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LARGEST CrnouhArloS.-The DAILY

LARGEST CIRoULATIoN.-Th DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List of Lrt-
ters remaining IN the Posto6ice at the end
Of each 'oeek, agrcedJly to The tollo,oin9
section Of tbs Ne,O PostoBice Lao, as the
newspaper haring Me largest circulation in
he City Of Charieston:
SECTION And be further enacted That lists or let.
ters remaining unealled for In Postoco any city
town village, whore newspaper shall DO printed
ss eafisr 6o published ony In the nuwspaTai
Which. being published weekly ofoner shall have ihc
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF tho said
onlru
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FVNiIE PRINCIPAL OF THE ABOVE NAMED INs1I.
l. TUITION has much pleasure in announcing to his
Patrons ha well AZ 10 the public genuraly, thai owing TO
continued Increase In the number Of pupils. lie has
therefore secured the ronniotiious anu eligible house
situated at the Northwest CORNER or Coming and Bul
Streets
The aim If tho Institute being To thoroughly educate
thu pupils tor collegiate business career; syseiuail
ami elementary training IL nopisd for such M
may need That course al peculiar advantages ur. na
offered fer r sldr o the ciasslcr Mathematics aud
In consequence of recent urcessary changes made IN
Inc government Of the Academy. anu wt view e
S f M jSs 'f GiMEos SEE the r,s' sans. vi"
known ability and who hus had considerable experience
collegiate studies with Instruction, In one Of
ihn hest colleges i'll France. nrd subsequently taught
the college Of isi"s In that country. Rare excellent
advantages ore therefore afforded for thu study u
French under his s,perviSnp.
primary class rollaried with The Institution il con.
dnctrh by Miss ROSA DlBlILE. nnd the various depart
mentn receiving the personal superintendent Of tie
Princa every eSrrtion IL made promote the inlrr.
.sis Of the pupils. Course or insrncon: EnglI-li.
French. Latin urrek. Hebrew. spanish an tinrinaii
Languages SrpteiubrrG
EDUCATIONAL Observation-Disclosures OF
REV. DIR MYERS.
TIME EXERCISES OF THE ARCyE NAMED INIT.
1 TUTE will be resumed a.. w on WEDNESDAY.
October ID at the Academy. corner oi Coming aud Bull
btI-cls Tcrps moderate. ant, runrse of instruction
s'Sl M will mpar' sound AMI ron,pir,n education.
September . mwi
FEMALE COLi.Ic.sE.
FINUE FAIL. TERN OF THE FEMALE COLLEGE,
Thn irss,dsn,s Rev. a. 4 n. GTMsfN@s. b. s' DE- viii be
allied by competent. experienced teachers in every de-
partinent.
Hoard TOR half ysnr.. s,o.oL
dnnhn. ,H .'.....-..'.............. .ntn
Music aud all the Ornamental Brunchea very low.
IoaS 40 Wsng to ra'r"nize tile School will please ad'
ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF MERCY,
QUEEN STREET. CHARLESTON
FTNIIE NEXT SESSION DE THIS INSTITUTION WILL.
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THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

The Thirteenth Annual Report of tile Di-
rectors of this excellent rond which has just
reached us, in pamphlet form, induces us to
refer to it's general operations during the past
year as a subject which cannot but be Of inter
est to our ciiizens, who have over half million
Of dollars invested in its capital stock.
Causes, which no human foresight could
guard against, e., the general loss of crops
in the summons of 865 and 1866, md the dis
astrous freBhots Of 1867. have dwarfcd tho
business of the Company aud DESTROYED prop
orty equal to tho usual seven per cent. divi-
dend on its capital stock; but both causes COM
binod have not interfered with tho payment Of
interest on all Of its bond debt, and The placing
of its finances in such condition as to enable
tho Direction to look forward with reasonable
certainly TO n future full of promise to their
stockholders and 10 the general business COM
munity to which this centrally located, main
trunk road is conspicuous link in an all-rail
line of 75G miles between Charleston and tho
Mississippi River, nj Memphis.
We present, in brief, the following items
from this rennri.
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ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF MERCY,
QUEEN STREET. CHARLESTON
FNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL.
L commence on Monday. 30ti vi September, 1867.
For terms apply to MOTHER TERESA,
September .i SuDerioresI
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WhNTISD, - YOUNG MAN, ABOUT II
W years of age. In Banking Office. Best RECON-
nrndaion required. Address &. y. b., News uilica.
SnI,tn
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EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OF
REV. Dir. MYERS.

MILL RESUME THE EXERCISES OF TlIEIIl
w ScllOol. October is ut their Residence. No. d
GREEN STREET Srnt.,ui,ur
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w A N T S.,

dreas a. H.. News OMce. - September "a
IIOUSE WANTED FOR SMALL. GEN
Ii TEEi family. with ala eight rooms. Onc OH an
open lot with gardun preferred. Apply al this oicc.
Bpp.S nlbor ~
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CHI A r L ES TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 81, 1867.

jon woRK.-Wo have now completed our
Office 30 as 10 execute, In tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask The patronage of our
friends.
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Nos handwriting. Tho Doctor, however. SAWS
the letters pe. were distinctly written and could
not be mlstaken for opi. We do not think too
much caro- can be observed in writing presorip-
tions, and certainly druggists and their clerks
should bo increasingly vigilant and ever cautions
IN compoundng them Especially should this be
tho case where any ingredient is used which NAV
ondhnger tho life Of patient. Lttlo MATTE tho
victim in the present caso was in tho fourth year
OF her age. and child Of much sprightIiness and
PTomsc. &C. her devoted parents have been plunged
into tho deepest distress by this sad bernayo-
mcnt, and tho unfortunate circumstances attend
ing tho melancholy erent have much intensified
the poignancy Of their grief 81!
IT WILL LIE MATTER Of general interest to learn
that tho compliments OF tho Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, such ns military escort and q
guard OF honor, as also proffors Of oiyility from
distinguished private citizens in connection with
the funeral OF sir FREDERICK BRUCE. have been do
clncd by the gentlomcn representing tho English
Legation, tho dcclination bofng made on the
ground that Sir FREDERICK was not q military man
and that his friends preferred moro private
funeral, which is TO tako placo tomorrow. Tues.
day, at II O'Clock, at Trinity Church. Tho pail
bearers and mourners will assemble In the ch ,reb
just before tho ceremony. Tho remains arc o be
deposited In the vaults beneath the church sub
jcot TO orders nom England. The removal Of his
romans is matter that the English government
has nothing to do with, but is entirely family
affair, and 1t Is oIpectod that Lord STANLEY will,
us goon he ascertans the desires of the relatives
OF the deceased, communicate with the Legation
In reference to the final disposition OF the remains
Hon. CHARLES SUMMER thinks that II Sir RRrpEnIoK
could dictate, he would dcslre to BIO buriod Al
Mount Auburn, on tho ground that his grave would
thoro be more Rcnorally visited by his countrynen
and also on the ground that ho loved America.
The PAIL MALL GAzsrrE says "a deficit ap-
poars moro md moro clearly in tho French har-
vest. In tho oast of tho French ompiro tie
deficiency is considerable md nt strasburg pricos
havo advanced, notwithstanding tho arrival OF
herman and Hungarian wheats. The deficiency
Is Alec clearly established in the south OF France
and Marseillos win this ycar bo tho contro of large
commercial operations IN ceroals, which hayo
elroady commenced. Tho wost and the north NJ
Franco arc also less favored than had boon oxnect
cd. Germany, Russia and tho Dnnuhi,n nr,.
yinces, appear to be tho only parts M Enrpnoo p
which hayo reapod moro wheat than Ia rconirpS
for the consumption OF their inhabitanta anS d ~
In these districts that French wheat mernbsnis =
will aeek to supply their roguirements Tho vants
Of Algeria, Morocco and Iupia, in tho u,attnr ~
wheat, arc represented TO be of pressing chSr.c
ter, and thoy are expecteil to oIert an rnmediste
influence on the general market for ceresls.n
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70 r SALE,


NIcSWINEY'S FARM To ItENT.-TO
N rent, that b, nithy and pleasantly located FARM
Meeting Street Road east sldc within city limits
The land Is all cleared, cutyacd, and very fertile
the prrmises Is comfortable dwelling oilso und
bes, spring OF clear fresh ntor and pump III good
order, with every accommodation on the plncc For
further particulars apply ut No. 40 MEETING STREET
September AZ IL
CTEhM MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ Tho undersigned Offer for san their valuable
STEAM MILL PROPERTY situated Black River,
hftcon miles nbovo Georgetown, 5. y.
This property consists OF 400 ncrcs of Land which
iB Dwelling House and oubuildngs, formerly used ns
summer retreat for health; Steam Circular Saw Mill
Of power as good Of the heat modern
construction, and In complete running orcr whcra
sells crossing the Georgetown bar load all
Any quantity OF Tubor bo purchased delivered Mt
the Mill, on most reasonable terms.
This property will be SOLD st considerable sacrifice
original cost IL applied for soon. onehaf Of tho in.
tcrcs will be sold to an approved purchaser who will
furnish como caah c1pitai TO commence tho Timber
business
For further particulars. address DR.. RORERT HARL.
LEE, Mars Bluff Postoihcc, 8. C.
HARLLEE & McCU TCHEN.
September ~ ~
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Ed U CATO N AL !.
THE IsXErt,.ISr:S
THE MISSES MILLS

nf riIE MISSES MAliSiiAi.i.'S SCHOOL Will. BE
" rsiiuatl uu fHrafay. Drotrr LIST. at the Residence
ul 'hrir fathrr. Rev. \. ". MARSiAiI. Su. rs Am.
lirrst strrut. september II
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M { { II N G S

ST. ANDREWS LDDs.t e.. Nh. 40. a. E. n.
EXTRA COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ABOVE
~ 1.,"ir" Will hn held Tai' ErcuiHg. al the Masonic
Hail. ut "'cl'rk The UI"ii''',- arr particularly
.iucst. !" n' nj. az imp nia hnanriai bnsinca, will
hr Submitted f'r their consider It,nn.
". }. TRIM ". N.
T. y. IEtSSERErr. Seerciir September 81
MARtpS Lodge. No. =, !. -. q. t.
FJNHE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THIS LODGE
L will take place This fFril,y Er.siny. ut orsock
MRm1crs particularly requested 10 attcnd aud pre-.
pared TO pay atr-HrL by order.
ScptcmtIcr2i 81 e. T. y. PETIT. Secretary.
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C0PARTNE NERSHiPS,
S T O R A G E.

SToRAG GE, THE MOST CENTRAL, AND
~ convenient in the city at worry reasonable prres
Tor COTTON, RIoB. SALT. FERTILIZERS, &c. &C. In.
eurance, when deAirrd as low any In CITY, Apply
10 '# GEO. W. CLARK & CO..
September II
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STAND RID
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form contained in the respective blanks provided
lor tnat purpose: Such bill will be made out in
detaf, and will, in the case of expenditures be
accompanied by duplicate receipts signed by the,
parties who actually received the money: and
When kilograms are charged for, with copies of
the teiegrams in duplicate, and will be delivered
10 the Post Commander who will If found .eor..
rect, approve and forward the same To those.
Headquarters; duplicate copies of the orders
must pc attached to the vouchers in fine case lof
claims for mileage. Post Commanders as Super-s
mtendents OF Registration, will carefully super,
wise the expenditures incurred by all Boards md
Otheers OF Registration at their Respective nosts5
with view to the strictcst economy consistent
with full and considerate discharge of tlr' i'm.
portant public duties incident to Registration. q
XII. Blanks may be obtained by Post Com
manaers from the Bureau of Civil Affairs
AlIl. Payments will be made upon the order
OF the MaJor-General Commanding. by Breyet
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Onlted States Army, disbursing officer.
, XIV Ofhcers of the army, when travelling up-
on DUTY connected with registration of voters in
North and South-Carolina, will, under decision
from the Second Comptroller be paid. in addi-
tlon 10 thelr allowance for transportation n sum
to cover their actual expenses for subsistence.
not TO exceed three dollars and fifty cents f 50}
per day, provided the officer making the CHARGE
certlhes TO the correctness of the amount and
to the fact that his ordinary mess at his
proper post, were necessarily running on at the
same time. = . -
By command of Major General D. E. SIckLEs:
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BELIEVING, BUT NOT UNDERSTAND
ING.-'I will not believe anything, but
what [ understand" said selt-conf-
dent young man in hotel one day.
''Nor will l." said another.
"Neither will l." chimed in third.
"Gentlemen," said one well-known
to me, who was on a journey, and who
sat close by, edo understand you cor
rectly, that you will not believe any
thing that you don't understand ?"
"I will not" said one, and SO said
each one of the trio. -, u. ~.
"Well," said the stranger, Gin my
ride this morning I saw some geese in a
field eating grass: do you believe
that2" .e ,q... a. ...a
Certainly" said the three unbeliev-
ers. i5 ia t.. .-"
81 also saw the pigs eating grass; do
you believe that2 ?" ID .. ..
"Of course" said the three. ..: "
"And also saw sheep and cows eat
ing grass; do you believe that 2" .,
"Of course" I" was again replied. II ~
swell, but the grass which they had
formerly eaton had, by digestion, turn
ed to feathers on the backs Of the geese,
TO bristles on the backs of the swine, to
W. wool on the sheep, and on the COWS it
Iaa ,s turned to hair; do you believe
mat, gentlemen9" 4.a;s|
CERTAINLY" they replied. ii
g., Yes, you believe it, he rejoined,
pTS % 90 you understand it "ssas 3a'
OIL aahey We're @eonfounded and silent, |
m;aht s evidently VI ashamed, as they we'll 4
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT Court OF THE ans '.' =!
UNITED STATES -..,E.- -H In Bank q
For the District of North Carolina ruptey.
In the matter of William III. Pearce, Bankrupt,
/ Pamlieo District of North -Carolna b a 7 T
This is to give notice, that on the 9th day O #
August 1867, warrant of Bankruptcy was is
sued out of the District Court of the United
States for the Pamlico District North Carolina
against the estate of VIM H. Pearce of Newbern-
III the County ofCraven, in said District who was
adJudged bankrupt, on his own petition: that
the payment OF any debts and the delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden by law and that a meeting
of tho creditors of said bankrupt to prove theft
debts and to choose one more assignees of his
estate, will be held before a Court of Bank
ruptcy at Newbern, N. c., before r. H. Lehman,
Esq Register in Bankruptcy, in said District on
the 23rd day of September. A. D., 1867, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. =, d. r. GOODIOEH -
August 81, 1851 " est -
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Notices in Bankruptcy.
NOTICE IN BANKRUP,Tcy

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
por ~ Ssss Ss3sss Ss,4SSs e sns Bankruptcy
In the matter of WILLIAM P, MALLETT-
Bankrupt-Ss -,,,E'5s ID s q. +
NOTICE is HEREBY. GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the 22d day OF July, A. D. 1867, warrant.
IN :B5ankrnptcy was issued against the estate of
William F. Mallett, of Chapel Hill, in the county
OF Orange and State of orth-Carolina wi O has
been adJudged bankrupt, on his own petition
tnat tne payment OF amy debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him. .rors
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law that meeting of the
creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more assignees of his
estate, VIII be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at Raleigh, North Carolina, before John
T. Deweese, Esq, Register, on the 23rd day of
September, A. D., 1867. at 10 O'clock, A. M.
81. .a 81 DANIEL r. GOODLOE eE
q. S. Marshal as Messenger,
e. L. Harms, Deputy. 81 s.ty :.
Sept. 10, 1857. H-5t.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE ."-9+.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE .-:-e+--S
UNITED STATES In Bankruptcy
For the District Of Pamlico -
In the matter of JONES WATSON, Bankrupt
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT. ON
~ the 22d day of July, A. D. 1867, warrantin
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Jones
watson, OF Chapel Hill, in the county of Orange
and State OF North-Carolina, who has been iad-
Judged a bankrupt, on his own petition; that the
payment OF any debts and delivery. of any prop
efty belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or for
are forbidden by law that meeting of the cred
ltors of the said bankrupt to prove their debts,
will be held at a Court of Bank kruptcy. to he,
holden at Raleigh, rth Carolina before John
L. DeWeese, Register. on the oath day of Sep
tember, A. D. 1867. at 10 o'clock, A. Nj - :
.- " DANIEL r.. GOODLOE, e
L. y. s. -NdrslasG as lesse,tGer. nj
G. L. HARRIS, Deputy. .
Sept. TO- 1867. 80 II st
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UNION. NOW AND F'ORI1VE En- ONE
RALEIGH, n. c., THURSDA4Y7E,
of Commons Of the Legislature, and all Conven-
tions OF the Republican party shall be open and
public. ..tT =. '-.. .....'-.. ,l.,
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

. ...... FIRST DISTRICT. .,:. e.! .,'.
s. W. WATTS, of Martin County, post Office
: Williamson. . '-.'t''i ID
General BYRON LAFLIN, OF Pitt, post office
Washington, Beaufort County.
T A SYKES, of Pasquotank, post Office Eliza
. beth City.
SECOND DISTRICT.
DR. Fl j MENNINGER, of Craven, post Office
I Newbern. 49, ~ az e.. .i..'.-iE.-. -
EAPAUL, of New Hanover, post office Will
mingtDn.
JE 5HARA, of Wayne post Office Goldsboro'.
-a THIRD DISTRICT. ..... f..
BHowELL, of Robson, post Office Lumberton.
Rev j w HOOD, of Cumberland, post Office
? Fayetteville. ...-l ..- -.
john E MARTIN, of Bladcn post Office Eliza
beth.own.
FOURTH. DISTRICT.
W W HOLDEN, of Wake Chairman Of the Com
naittee post office Raleigh.
DANIEL GooDLoE, of Warren, post Office
Raleigh. =
JAMES H HARRIS, of Wake, post office Raleigh.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
THOMAS SETTLE, of Rockingham, post office
Wentworth. .
WILLIAM HENDERSON, of Davidson, post
office Lexington.
wv WOODWARD, of Burke, post Office Morgan
ton.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
w R MYERS, of Mecklenburg, post Office Char
lotte. ... .. .
CALVIN j CowLEs, ofWilkes, post Office Wilks-
borough. -'.-
w j WILLIAMS, of Iredell, post office States
vile.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
HON. A H JONES, of Buncombe, post office
Asheville.
CL HARRIS, of Rutherford, post Office Raleigh.
VINCENT MICHAEL, Of Rutherford, post office
RutherturdtOn. -.