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9tenfalI, 6en &c. Sftober 1868.
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FOR THE STATE, COUNTY AND CITY,
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est which it guaranteed is increasing daily,
and the property itself is decreasing in
value The State is asked to do nothing
but give up it's place as first creditor, and
take place as second creditor, with an
equal security; for if the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad, completed throug houi, !,
is not worth one million of dollars, this
State is not worth the amount of the State
debt. Nothing is to be thrown away or
lost, and the State, instead of having o
claim upon road which does not make q
cent of profit, will have q claim upon cor
poration whose yearly net earnings will be-
to begin with, one hundred and fifty or two
hundred thousand dollars.
The request of the company is so just and
moderate, so consonant with the railroad
policy of Governor Scott, and so obviously
advantageous to the whole State, that we
cannot doubt that the Legislature will re-
new the action of the General Assembly of
1865, promptly pass the bill which is before
them, and so enable the company to negotl-
ate the new loan and 60 heartily to work
without days unnecessary delay.
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fort and Wiesbaden last year having been SO
scanda,ous that none of his Gotha and Prus-
sian relatives desire that he should ever pay
another visit to Germany.
"A Washington latter of Sunday, to the Bal
t;more Gazette, says Chief Justice Chase,
who has just returned from Richmond, speaks
in fiattering terms of the Southern people, SO
far as he was able to judge Of feelings. He
thinks there are no people more loyal, or more
anxious for peace and harmony between the
two sections; and that if permitted to do so
they would very soon recover from the disas-
trous results OF the rebellion. The action OF
The Chief Justice in sustaining the motion to
ouash the Davis Indictment was anticipated IN
this correspondence, but it was not expected
that the vindiclive nature of Judge Underwood
would prompt him to dissent and necessitate
the question being certified to the Supreme
Court. The Chief Justice thinks there is no
doubt about his opinion being sustained by the
others members of tho court.
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REVIEWS.

BnAKEspEARE. Oh THE FORTUNES OF FREE
LANCE. A Novel. by the Author OF GU, Llv-
ingstone. New York Harper & Brothers.
Charleston Holmes Book House.
In Brakespeare, Mr.. Lawrence retains
the perhaps unhallowed fire and the SUR
prising muscular vigor which made his first
work famous; but in changing the scene
from the days of 'sLa belle dame sans merci'
TO the days of minstrel and belted knight,
he throws glamour over the page which,
even with him, is new. Brakespeare is
strong in the graphic beauty of the descrip-
tive passages, in the charm of the dialogues,
in the quaintness of language and express
sion. By the side of the valiant ''free
lance" stands the chaste, noble Odille,-
that model of 'ladye fayre, THE high
minded Marguerite, and the ruggedly hon
est Lanyen. In these, there is nothing to
criticise or condemn. They are but names,-
but images; but upon them the thought loves
to dwell And when Brakespeare dies as
he has ived,-however we may scott at his
wondreus muscle and superhuman foi:i-
tude,-itis felt that the endis worthy Of one
who knew no law but his sword and knightly
word, and yet could write to his pure
minded wife o last farewell as chaste, as
touching, as exalted and as simply true as
mortal ever penned. Here and there, the
brightness of the Story is dimmed by inf
del scoff and jeer, and there is one chapter
which oversteps all bounds of modesty and
propriety. And still, when the last word
is read, the dross of sensuality and unbe-
lief is soon forgot, and nothing is left in
the memory but the pure gold of the glow
ing and fertile Imagination, coupled with
the regret that the author had not omitted
what, although maybe part of himself,
would blot the fair fame of any honest man.
At Brakespeare, Guy Livingstone, and
their fellows, as works of art, We may laugh
if we will; but if there is much to condemn
there is at least as much to praise.
The GoRD1AN KNOT. By Shirley Brooks. New,
York Harper & Bros. Charleston Holmes
Book House.
There is no more difficulty in saying
what this book has than what it has
net. 1t has. no apparent purpose, no
striking delineation of character, no in
genious intricacy of plot, no dramatic
interest, and no suspicion of even sensa-
tional charm. On the other hand, it has q
slangy coarseness of style and illustration
marvellous power of keeping away from
the point, beginning which is dull and a
denouement which would satisfy the refined
taste of scavenger. There is, perhaps,
no harm in the book; but as men do not now
live to the age of Msthusaleh, they cannot
afford to do other than cut this "Gordian
"Kpot."
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The PACIFIC RAILROAD. we are told, will be
completed by next July, thus placing the At
lsntic seaboard within six days com munca-
ton with the Pacific. One of the frat great
results achieved by this gigantic enterprise
will be to divert the European travel to and
from China, Japan and India across the Ameri-
can continent. The time now occupied by the
Eastern route is about sixty days. and it will
DO reduced by the completion OF tn now road
to thirty-6vs days. It will be long time be-
fore the march of improvement in Asia and
tho East will be able 10 overcome this ad-
vantage. In the meantime, the United
States is destined to reap a rich har-
vest. incident to the new route. A vast
increase in the ocean marine OF tho At
lantic and Pacific ports will be among
the first of it's results, and prosperous im-
petus will be speedily given to oil the large
cities lying on the direct line OF comnunca-
tion. moro thorough intermingling OF the
American with the European population will
not be among the loast important changes 1t
will bring about-and one that is destined to
have q great influence upon our socia as vol
as political relations. The full measure OF the
advantages to accrue to the country by the
completion of the Pacific Railroad can hardly
be properly appreciated until actually e1-
perienced
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NEW YonK, No. SO CEDAH-srEEET.
Mn.-u.,, IQcT

NEW YonK, No. SO CEDAn-srHEET.
November &c, 1867.
UDoLPHe WOLFE Esq, Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted TO chemical analysis
two bottles OF "schiedam Schnapps," which took
from fresh package in your bonoed warehouse, and
find as before, that the spirtuous liquor is irce
from iniuriou ingredients or Justification; that il
has the marks O. being aged and not recently pre-
pared by mechanical admi1ture OF alcohol and aro-
mates.
Respectfully, FRED r. MA1hh,
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1nsnranfe.

9nsuranfs.
TIRE AND NJ I'M E1
IN s URA n G. E.
RISKS TAKEN IN THE FOLLOWING FIRST
CLASS COMPANIES aggregate Capital and Sur
plus over
Ss 900 900.
PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Security Insurance Company Of New York
Manhattan Insurance Company Of New York
International Insurance Company Oh New York
North An erican Insurance Company of New York
Enterprise Fire and Marine Insurance Company of
Cincinnati. S. Y. TUPPER, Agent,
Planters and Mechanics Bank Building,
December 0 Wins East Bay-streeL
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&c p1SE-srREET, NEW YORK, |
November 81, 1867.

&c rINE-SrREET, NEW YORK,
November u, 1867
UpoLpHo WOLFE, Esq., Present:
Dear Sir-Ihay made chemical examination Of
sample of your Schiedam Schnapss, with the in
tent Of determining if any foreign injurious sub
stance bad been added to the simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted IN the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harmful
aduaixture have been unable to discover any
trace of tho deleterious substances wch are en-
ployed in the adultcration of liquors. would not
hesitate to uso myself or to recommend to others,
for medicinal purposes, tho Schiedam Schnapps as
mn excellent and unobjectionablc variety of gin.
Very respectfully yours
tSignedA CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
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New YORK, tuesday, May /.

New YORK, TUESDAY, MAY 1.
UpoLPbo WOLFE. ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-Thv want OF pure wines and Liquors
for medicinal purposes has been long felt by the pro
lesion and thousands of lives have been sacrificed
by the use Of adulterated articles. Driuln tremens
and other diseases o. the brain and nerves, so rife
in tbis country are very in Europe, owing, in
ereat desree TO tho difference n tho purity OF the
spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles imported and
sold by ;ou including your Gin. which you sell nn-
der the name of Aromatic Schiedam schnapps, which
we consider Justly entitled 10 the high reputation 1t
ba, acquired in this country; and from your long cx
peliencc as q foreign import,r, your Botteo Mlnos
and LIQUORS should meet with the same demand.
Wewould recommend you TO appoint some of the
respectable apothecares in different parts Of thr city
as agents for the sale OF your Brsndies and Wines,
waere he profession can obtain Inc same wuen
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success in your neW ehterIfise'
We remain, your obcdieAt servants,
VALENTINE MOTT, n. d., Professor nf surgery,
University Medical College. Ncw YORK.
J. NJ CARNOCUAN, NJ. D., professor OF tiloica
surgery, Surgeon-n-t lief to the Slte Hospital
nc No IA East SiyteentE-strcct
LEWIS A. SAYRr. NJ. L.. No. 795 Broadway.
n p. DE WEES. Nj. D.. No. 791 Broadway.
JOSEPII WOESTER, NJ. D., No. IN Nlaih'street.
NELSON STEELE NJ. D., No. 81 BlecIer-sueet.
John O'RKILLY, NJ. D., No. 230 Fourth street
n. / RAPHAEL, NJ. D., Professor Ut The Principles
and Practice OF surgery, New YORK hedicat COL
leee, &C., No. 81 Ninth-ptreet, and oi1ers.
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L feel bound to say, that regard your schnappss
as being in every respect pre.eminently pure, and
deserving Of medical patronage. At oil events it ia
the purest possible article of Holland Gin hereto
fore uuobtsinablo, and as such may be safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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ITO RENT. THAT NEW TENEMENT
i BUILDING, Nos Ct and 6s Sate-street, one
door north of Cumberland. viii be rented either as
one or two stores Apply to L. SBRRFESE, at
Messrs. Laurey L Alexander. No. 1S7 East Bay.
December 5
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ITO RENT, OFFICES IN THE FIRE
Il PROOF BUILDING corner Chalmers and Meet
ing streets. Apply at OFFICE COUNTY COMM1s-
sIONERS, Fire-prosf Building.
recember
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ITO RENT, A FINE GROCERY STAND.
i with Fixtures complete, northeast corner OF
Queen and State streets. Terms moderate. Apply
on the PREMIsES. 81 December
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90 Aent.

ITO RENT, SECOND FLOOR OF
HOUsE No. % Hase.street, near the Post
ofice; all accommodations on tho place. Apply as
above 3* DeceNbarf
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no KErT, A NEAT TTWC-AND-A-HALF
l STORY HOUSE, No. 2 Doughty-street. Apply
at No. 452 KIM, corner John n-strect
November IS WIN
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ITO RENT, STORE No. 155 EAST BAY,
good business stand suitable for Wholesale
purposes; extensive yard in renr Of building.
For terms, apply to
J. T. HUMPHREYS,
Real Estate Agent, No. 27 Broad.s'reeL
November 30
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no RENT, THE TWO AND HALF
story HOUSE. No. al Cahoun-street, oppo-
site Orphan House. ipy good order, with all conye.
nienccs for respectable family.
ALSO,
The HOUSE northwest corner of King and Cal.
houn streets with gus and cistern, most desirable
residence. Inquire Mt No. 10 19McNTAGUE-STRFET.
December fmwS@
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Gums, pistuIs, Gtf.
GUNS. RIFLES, PISTOLS.

T II. HAPPOLDT, PRACTICAL GUNNAKER.
% 4. No. 119 MEETING-sTREET, offers ut low
prices to suit the times, BkEECH.L0ADING DOU
BILE GUNS, MUZZLk-LOADING DOUBLE GUNS,
Superior Single Guns for Boys. Also RIFLES, KE
YOLvERS, EQUIPMENTS AND AMMUNITION.
e1- REPAIRING executed as usual
October 90 INV Zmo
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Removals.

DE.J.S. MITCHELL HAS REMOVED
his ocsce and residence to tho SOUTHEAST
COBNhB Oh KING AND JOHN STREETS.
November
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ITO RENT, A FINE GROCERY STAND,
i with fixtures complete, conner King and Gilt
ford streets, Terms moderate. Apply at BERNARD
O'NFILL'S, No. 1S9 EAST BAY.
November Is lmo"
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J,OS SALE OR RENT. THAT COMDIO-
DIOUS and we'll appointed Tenement House
Nos and Berrcsfor6- street, containing 1G rooms,
with extensive servants apartments For terms ap-
ply to J.T HUMPHREYS, Real Estate Agent
November 30 No. 81 Droad-street
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NOR SALE, tive FINELY BRED
II and well-broken POlN rERS. For particulars
and prices. address Lock Box No. 90. Charleston.
necn mbpr
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IDants.

WANTED, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w WOMAN as Wet Nurse for young infant
Apply, between Eleven a. n. and Two o'clock P. d.,
at No "a AlEkTIAG.STREET.
December9 II
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II OST, ON SUNDAY AFTERhO0N LAST,
IL a Square BROOCH, set around with diamonds
and containing lock of hair reward will be
given ii required by leaving The same at TILE NEWS
OFFICE II December
CtTRAYED OR STOLEN, A BHINDLG
- COW, without horhs. A liberal reward will be
paid for her delivery, to any cne leaving inforna-
ton at No. 176 CONING-sTREEr, appc. tainipg to
her yhsreabouis 2 tecember9
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EAYED Ci: STnLHN, SUNDAY OR
= Sunday night, Blark and Tan TERRIER. A
reward will be given for his recovery on application
at No 60 HAeEL.sTREET, between AnsoD and East
Eay s.rees December
II 0sT, A YELLOW AND WHITE SET
IL TER PUP. eight months Old; had on, when
lost q leather collar with city badge. sritable
reward will be paid for her return TO No. 4S BROAD
or No. TMEE ING-STREFT. November 30
T OsT, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 80.
IL Ladies GOLD WATCH. double case. While
face with chain attached. Finder will please leave
the same at HIS OFFICE, where reward will be
eiyon ii required November 25
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New ORLEANS is exhilaratcd by tho crop re-
turns. Tho Times exultantly says: "Threc
''hundrcd thousand bales Of cotton have been
received at our wharves since the opening OF
sthc season. At the average rate this Import
''ought to produce thirty millions of dollars,
''which is certainly large sum, that ought to
"givc tho present business season a good start.
Sat this rate We ought to receive over $4,000
:'bales by Christmas. Sugar, too, is coming in
every freely, and the crop promises to run up
s'to if not orer ono hundred thousand hogs
''heads."
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RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
i Apply ut THIS OFFICE. October %