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DOMESTIC PORTS.
UoLNy, oH Dec 9Wiud from the n W and hcOSing tr0ng
some sye or sir daring the night light bag previously
ashore the wind has been very strong during 's
night: about "a vessels are In port
foErkE.s Dec AfrVe1 schrs Sparkling Sea sailed
,te.m,hip Bib, Key West bark Edwo Boston
s.s FEAsclsco Dec. 20-Arrsd, bArK Powhan, .n Hong
Kong
FOREIGN PORTS.
PARA Nov 2Iu po bis Queen Of Be'uly for New lort
"a. d.v. .eh Lu kpgbt and Grssnse for Nsw York
lew days o,.,,
9The Hamlet from shields for Boston, ent back
dsm.gsd probably be obliged to discharge for repaa
SPOKEN.
sehrs Arhnr orsO from BI0s TOR se'fOrt Dec 6 % ules
from CsryioTi Light ....
scbf Rlsn Fsles frOm Demsn for ssTrOri, Dee lat Is 81
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Fdg. Slsde Jaei,onvtle Robert caldwell Chsreron
Wal Mason GeorgrtoSp Geo. H. Mills. Wilmington.
G,a g. Brosu. Providence Northern Light Providence.
J.. A. Wan Bunt Eorsicb Harriet honh Ncrrlch
lac A5d.rsop Providence Gsy H. Phelps hiiietosn.
Robert B Smith Portland Expedite, Ct RIVER
David Nelson, GeuwoOd III CoOmbs Cslas
M.ry I.sLsl New. Haven. Edsln Groger New. Haven.
Dsnl,l Brtton Providence MARY A. Preduore Provieoe
Id, Rlsn Boston James Aderdice. Boston
&. :. Rissrds. Boston. Mari = Hudson Bosloa
Margaret ReinhArt. salem. Joseph New Haven.
Hydrsranses, Providence CAmso New Lohdoa
ElIs Matthews. Providence Louisa Smith. Backsport
IA. q. Hand Bridgeport. Evelyn, Stamford
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ARRIVED.

s..m.hip P.lmyrs Watson. Liverpool Dec l. ni.s
sesnp Santiago de Cuba MscDsmd fe"osssn. DSc 5 mi'
and pk,s .
Steamship sherman Henry. New Orleans mdss and pass
Srsmshp Ln Cheesman sayannsh mdse ard
B,L Ima Cummings Ssgua IL days sugar aud nolss,ea
Brig Village Belle COrb Santa Cruz 10 DAYS aud moiei
sehr CARL Underh Para - DAYS. rubber. nut, S
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done in the interest of public order and
peace. This is certainly new way Of
making peace. Mr.. EPPING would make
the black man law-abidiDg citizen by
arming him, drilling him, and then bidding
him look sharp, for somebody intended to
shoot him down.
OF course it is imprscticable to say how
many private arms are kept by this or that
class of the community; yet we think it can
scarcely be questioned that, throug hout the
State, far larger number, in proportion,
of the blacks are provided with military
weapons, than of the whites. Immense num-
bers of muskets, worthless, except for
frightening birds and shooting stock or men,
have been scattered among the cabins of the
State. The proofs are apparent on every
hand. The natural e1terminators of the
insects have been driven away, and orchards
and cotton fields all over the State are given
over to the curculio and the caterpillar.
And as to the stock, it is well nigh destroy
ed. The banging of small arms is heard IN
every forest and swamp. The arms, few
enough, in the hands of the whites, on the
contrary, are, almost without exception,
light guns for sporting, and smaller wea-
pons for self defence. 1t is under such cir
cumslances that the pacific United States
Marshal calls upon his 'smusketee-s" to
form companies, regiments and brigades-
in his zeal quite overlooking the fact that
he is false to his Office as we'll as to his race,
and that he, an officer Of the government,
calls upon the blacks to do what the law of
the government expressly forbids.
Should the collision 80 confidently pro-
vided for by Mr.. EPplNo take place, we can
tell the colcred people what the result will
be. They will be left in the lurch by their
kind advisers. The demagogues, scala
wags and carpet-baggers who are now try
ing to provoke the conflict will fall precipi-
lately to the rear, and leave their deluded
victims to take what comes. Nay, are they
not already looking in the direction of the
retreat? PILLsDuRY already begins to turn
his back, and EppING squirms and talks in
coherently. There is danger ahead, and
these gentlemen don't mean to encounter it.
The Republican house begins to creak and
settle ominously, and already the rats are
ccoftorinp in oil 6irpctiOng
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TTNIvERs1TY OF THE sUUTH.

SEW A NE e.
RT. REV. WI. NJ. GREEN, D. D., Chancellor.
RT. REV. C. r. QUINTARD, D. D., IL. D.. Vice.
Chancellor
Tt7tstees-The Bishops of North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia. Florida, AlaOama, Mississippi,
Louisiana Tennessee, Texas and Arkansas eI oDico,
and one Clerical aud two Lay Trustees from each
Of said Dioceses.
The board of Trustees Of the University announce
that they will open the Junior Department at Uni
yersity Place, on Wednc. day the 10th day Of Sep
tember ne1t, under General J. GOltGA>, OF Ala
ban O, as Head Master, distinguished graduate OF
West Point, very highly recommended by General
Lee and other ding n en- Of t. country.
Desiring to make tho school simply sefsustain-
ing, the Trustees have fixed upon the sum oil S3CO
per year the entire charges except matrcu-
lation fee (S1Ul and medical attendance. students
will be required to furnish their own g. eets pillows,
cases and towes. Payment will be required semi
annually in advance.
Tie first term will close December 10, and the
School will reopen, after the Christmas ation. on
ing the summer except short recess.
Communications IN reference to the School should
be addressed TO GEO. r. FAIRBANKS. Esq, II casu-
rcr of the University. University Place, franklin
County, Tennessee.
The location Of tile University on the beautiful and
salu brious plateau of the Cumberland Mountains is
too well known 20 require descr ptiou
Persons coming to University Place change cars ut
Cowan station, Nashville and Chattanooga tairoad,
and take the cars OF the Tennessee Cal company to
University Station 70 miles) the University do.
main. WILLIAM MERCER GkEEN,
Septcmber0 Chancellor.
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Cost anD Ioaao.

CyT.ii,!sN EI;UM MIR. SAMUEL j. FRY
- Ell, near seven Miie Pump one SINGLE
CASE GOLD WATCH, with steel hands and gold
face and Cne Coz u VE>r CHAIN, with round
piccc Of o.d ctt-chcd at one end and hook at the
other end; ore HUNTING CASE SILVER WATCH,
one NAVY REVOLVER, AID two G BID RINGS, o. c
with single din ond and ttc other llain. ! lie
above articles were stolen cut of my house by one
Sizes Gillc,l, coorcl boy, aged about sixtt en- or
eighteen yc:rs. lie is about five feet high, has
sail scar neck and C, and squint i'll one eyc
had Oh pair OF dark tided pants with white
stripes, AID u Common h:mcspun SHIFT and the
crown ct TN cd slouth hat. and was barcto ted.
Fit dollars reward is Cf rel the arrest OF The
th:cr aud recovery Of the stolen articles.
september -
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clerk in Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co.'s dry
goods establishment, is announced. Young
Livingstone represented himself as son OF
the Chief Justice OF Scotland, and for two or
three years had been in charge of the delivery
Of the retail department. Within year or
two he took to drinking and fast living, gave
expensive suppers, &C., and when called to
account for his extravaganza said that he had
received large remittances from hume. At
last, however, his two lndulgent employers
began to suspect that all was not right with
the young man, and put watch upon him.
Discovering that he was watched, Livingstone
became very nervous and irritable. Out of
hours he avoided the store and all connected
with it, but was extremely careful to be on
hand whenever the store was open, and guard
ed his'books with the utmost jealousy and
care. Finally the crash came. Knowing his
delinquencies, and that he could not con-
ceal them longer, or make good his abstrac-
tions, on Friday Of last week he failed to
make his appearance. His absence vas noticed
at once, but the bird had flown. The amount
of Livipgstone's defalcations is not known,
his employers manifesting the utmost secrecy
in the matter, though attempting to convey
the impression that it is but few hundred
dollars. Outside reports, however, fix the sum
at thousands, and this seems the more proba-
BILE from the prodigality with which the de-
llnquent has spent money for q year past. and
the efforts Messrs. Stewart-& Co. are putting
forth to capture him. The manner of Living
stones operations was to hire outside truck
men to deliver packages marked .sCollect on
delivery" and collect the money himself, en-
tering the goods as not yet delivered. Re-
tanning this money as long as possible under
this guise, he would make similar raiso IN
other packages, and enter the first as deliver ed
aud paid. 10 this way he prosecuted the dis
honest business, each operation increasing the
amount he had to carry along until the burden
was too heavy for him and the exposure came.
1t is known thai there was deep method in his
knavery, as he kept large Amount of money
in his trunk at all times, as if anticipating the
time when he must decamp.
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THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER IT. 1868.
Hon. "A p Aldrfch.

The Democracy of the Second Congress
siona1 District, in choosing Judge ALDRIcH
for their standard bearer in the present
campaign, have selected q man worthy of
the position. An unquestioned patriot, a
distinguished jurist, an eloquent orator, he
is eminently qualified to lead the party in
the arduous contest in which they are en-
gagged, and to do hoRor to the State on the
floor of Congress should he be elected.
The persecution he has suffered at the
hands Of the military authorities, and the
bold and fearless stand which. he took in
the performance of his duty, have endeared
him to the hearts of the people of this
State, and the Democracy of the Second
District will 60 into the canvass under his
leadership with hearty enthusiasm.
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Mapor's Proclamation.
ID Il u Z l. A NJ A Il 1 U N .

u Il y l. A Nj Il L ON.
By GEORGE W CLARK, Mayor of Charleston.
CITY HALL MAYORS OFFICE.
CHARLESTON 5. c., August lS, 1868. !
Believing 1t the sincere desire of every individual
in this community to assist in preserving the public
peace and maintaining the dignity of the laws; feel
ing in the political excitement now pervading all clns
ses of our people, that through single act OF violence
either ly accident or. otherwise we may be over
whelmed in deplorab breach of law and order
I, GEORGE ". CLARK, Mayor of the city afore-
sad do call upon a good citizens to abstain as far
as possible from all public demonstrations of q
noisy or riotous nature. Let each one regard him.
self as answerable to the public for the good con-
duct of ALL Let no one, IN the exercise OF liberty
do that against the law which viii by law deprive
him of his liberty. The public peace must and
shall be preserved.
Given under my hand and the seal of the city
IL. 81 the date and year above mentioned.
GEORGE ". CLARK, Mayor.
August 20
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESsoR.(
Cry HALL, September l. 1868.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned that the
monthly Returns for the Ii nth Of August past. III
compliance with tho Tax OrdIaanca, ratified on the
2h ct january. 1865 must be made on or before the
1jh instant
TAXES on THE FOLLOWING ARR PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On oil sales Of Goods Wares aud Merchandize, In.
c!uding sales by Bakers, Butchers, Hucksters, and
by dealers III Ricc Lumber Hay Grnin AMI Naval
Stores.
On all gross receipts of all Street Railroads.
On gross receipts Of all Express Conpaiies-
On all sa.es ut Auction.
On al Carriages and Du9gics.
On all iucomo derived from she pursuit OF any
faculty, pro essioD, occupaii III OF employment
On the gross receipts OF oil Commcrclai Agcncies.
On all commissions received by Iactors, Conlnl'-
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On NIL prem ums received for or by any Insu ance
Conn., any, or by agencies .or individuals or cona-
nies.
On all gross receipts of all Gas Companies.
On every Horse and Mule used or k'pt within tho
city, ex epting toises or mules u-cd III any public
licensed carriage, car, dray, or other vchl''e
On all re all Dealers IN all ardc.es whatsoever
On Barber Shops.
On all gross ceipts of Hotcis and Public Eatlng
aud boarding Houses.
Ou oil receipts Llvers >tlblc Keepers.
On tLesross receipts OF Cotton Presses
On I. G gross receipts of oil Printing Offices News
pap RS and i'ubi hung HOUSES.
On all Goods Id tht CITY ~ persons not rs
deu', b 81 PIE or otherwise.
On all sales of Horses and Mules brought to the
city.
On sal. OIL stocks Bonds, and other securities.
On the gross ec'ips ut Magnetic Telegraph Com
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On the gross receips of nil Tavern Keepers and
Liquor EeIlers.
All the deiauers will be dealt with as the ord
nance directs W. n. Ill GHES
sept mber Is CITY Asscssor'
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Ear SQLf.

E1UE SALE, OLD NEW SPAPERs, IN
r. any quantity, price IS cen per hundred. aupl,
Al i,,e Office of the DAILY NEWS. February 20
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3nsnraufe.


1MPEhIA FIRE INSC 4 ANE K
COMPANY OF LONDON.
ESTA ISHED 1903.
Cash Capital Paid Up and Invested over ss,O0O,Ooe
Gold.
U. s, Branch Office, no. 40 Pine-street.
LOCAL DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
E NJ. ARCHIBALD. Esq. q. B. N. Consul, Chair
man.
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TIRE AND RINE
INSURANCE AGENCY.
S. Y. TUPPE r,
IN PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK BUILD.
ING,
No. I33 EAST BAY.

RISKS TAKEN IN HE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN CON-
PASIEs
PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets. s..-.........S 81 ,613,O76
SECURITY INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital and Assets. ..........S1, ,477.G77
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE co.. NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets. Isl, ,1@s,OIS
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO.. OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets. S1,035,630
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE. CO., NEW YORK.
Cash Capital and Assets. s.............. ,911
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO., CINCINNATI. O.,
Cish Capital and Assets. 81 1904 ,32s
Security by State Law. s2OO0,Oc0.)
CENTRAL CITY INSURANCE CO., OF SELMA.
cosb capital $500, 900
TOTAL EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS.
Losses adjusted and paid in Charleston.
August11 lmo
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no r RENT.-TIIAT THREE STORY
BRICK BOUSE in Queens street, near Meeting,
formerly known as "Globe Botel" con'ainins eish
teen rooms, nowly painted and in thorough 1rder
ALSO
Tint LARGE AND FINE RES DENCEi in Meottng-
street, next to corner Calhoun-street.
Tint WOOD HOUSE, George-street, next to Ameri-
can Hotel.
ALSO,
That LARGE TWO STORY H0Ui IN Belufatn-
street, opposite Mazyck, containing twenty rooms.
ALSO,
That TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, East Bay,
three doors below Calhoun-street.
ALco.
That FINE RESIDENCE in Washngton-street,
few doors above Calhoun-street.
ALSO,
Those TWO FINE BRICK SHORES, Nos. 1876 ard
1873 King-strc Get above Horlbecks Alley.
For further particulars, apply to
JOINS. HORLRECK,
East Bay, opposite Union Whalves.
sepomber IL
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COOPERATIVE GROCERY,
MARKET, BETWEEN KING AND
MEETING STREETS,
IS o U T II s I D E.)

(S 0 U T II s D Ed
A n EXTENSIVE, VARIED AND CAREFULLY
n selected supply OF the NECESSARIES OF
LIFE, and also tho luxures-WINES, LIQUORS,
etc-win at all times be found u tho above Store.
established under the auspires Of the PALMETTO
PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION" and
which win continue and extend the advantages Il
already offers to the public. Fresh arrivals aDd
bargains will be regularly reported and every facili
ty afforded patrons.
The "object" of the Association is, set forth in
its charter, ITO furnish members ard the public
with the necessaries Of life Of good ality, unadue
rated, and at lowest market rates. and from the
profits Of such sales to accumulate capital for Its
members
Copies of the Constitution and Bylaws can be
found at the store OF the Association and all in
quries egardng the practical working Of the enter
prise will be most cheerfuly IN promptly satisfied.
W. q. WEIGH, superintendent.
j. N. WGGFALL, Assistant.
Jrly II