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So TABLE TALK WITH A VICTIM OF

INDIGESrI iN.-ReLder. we Will suppose you
better for you. II you are. pc"h .ps on may profit
by this paragraph. You have just lnshsd your din
ner, we will say, aud fee, a. ii you had swallowed
lead instead of wholesome lojd. Yol have sensa-
ton OF ghtness rounI the per part OF the dia-
phragm, as if some snake Of the constructor tribe
held you in its embrace. and AL klJ I'd is coils
over the pit Of your st,m icI. You feel supremely
miserlbe; I'D such Is the rcnlty |ii:h your COM
plant ex .cts after every n,.l What ID you desire:
Ease If course An ~ IN i:i)l tom tie incuous
that robs you of all cnjoylc;; ,u ing the lay, aud
d1sturbs yeur rest at nj 81 lax! tloI, this pcce
Of informant W. You sle: zee ls:y. HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITES MI as certainly cure
all your asonizing syno. rs - ti2 d.j Oh which
you read this article will he s'lccce led h7 another
Perhaps You are incrciulou oi. if you have read
the testimony uf the enna /: ciz.l'. n every walk
of life who have taacl he pre3lTd ion and s'IbTnit
ted the results OF thcr expert ;ice 10 the public
throu ii the press you on - .. les. 0 have sui-
cent faith to IN Ike irL i. a youc own case. 1t
medicine in the world cntirci alan cd 70 yaur com.
plaint II you ar in III, nl5 { u i.Hg a'g a.co
hoc excl ant as pa'ir',rH abandon It,
and try this who esouc m,.'lc "a s,iil an;. II ii
does you no 20 ID, say u,It you ill no! 10 that
.o- hi- never yet fii!e. n single instance. to
cure dyspepsia bi,iOu ocss and their vi:ioas com-
tants. Gpac December IA
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is not far distant when prosperity will reign
amongst us which we never knew before. Al
ready is capital beginning to accumulate
in the South. The present crop will leave a
large balance in the hands ofour people. What
will they do with it They do not want to
purchase lands, for they now own more than
they need. They cannot invest il in slaves as
formerly, and they will hardly keepit boarded
up. The day for that is past The affairs of
the country arc settled for some time to come,
and surplus means must be invested in manu-
facturcs, railroads and other works of the
kind The sooner we begin to do tEis: The
sooner shall we see the prosperity we so ardent
ly desire.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE ..C-4PIE4L.
THE CHARLESTON ELECTIoN-ExcIr1NG DEBATE
ON TIE READMssIoN OF LEsLIE-THE VOTE
NOT YET TAKEN-A MERCHANT MURDERED BY
A NEGRO IN CHARLOTTE, y. C.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAIy sEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY SEwS.l
COLUMBIA, December 1S.-The argument IN
the Charleston contested election case will cer-
tsiply be heard before thu Supreme Court to-
morrow, lion. W. D. Porter has arrived to
represent the city, and Messrs. Corbin, Cham
berlain and Bowen, the latter just arrived from
Washingt ton, will represent the claimants.
In THE SENATE, the following bills were III
troduced: A bill to amend the act incorporat-
ing the South Carolina University; bill to in
corporate the Columbia Building and Loan
Association; a bill to extend the time for OH
GERS to qualify; bill to provide commission
er of railroads and telegraphs, and to pre-
scribe his duties.
The following acts were ratified: An act to
facilitate the drawing Of jurors in this State;
an act to authorize R. S. & III. R. Bennett to
collect wharfage; an act renewing the charter
of the Camden Fire Engine Company; IN act
to make appropriations for the payment Of
members and officers of the General Assembly;
joint resolution to pay DR.. Ravenel three
hundred and fifteen dollars for services to
prisoners in Charleston jail.
A warm debate took place on the resolution
to readmit Leslie. Motions to postpone it and
to lay it on the table were voted down by o
vote of ayes ten, nays thirteen. After five
calls of the yeas and nays, and without taking
final vote on the question Of admission, q
motion to adjourn prevailed, and the question
will come up again tomorrow.
A gentleman from Charlotte, N. c.. reports
that James Gleason, a merchant Of that place,
was shot there to-day in the Mayors Office by
negro and instantly killed.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

PAP FOR LOYAL souTHRoSs-aEoRaA TO BE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WASHINGTON, December 18.-IN THE SENATE,
a. Abbott introduced bill for the payment
of claims Of the loyal citizens Of the South.
It empowers Chief Justice Chase to appoint
three commissioners who shall meet here and
award claims, not to exceed s2,000,000. Proofs
of loyalty to be the same as existed in the
quartermaster's department.
Edmonds introduced bill repeating the ad-
mission of Georgia. The preamble states that
the Legislature violated the Fourteenth amend
rnent in not purging itself OF members inelgi-
BILE under the Fourteenth article, and violated
both the constitution and the preamble on
which the readmission of the State was found
ed, BY expslling the negroes. The till revives
the military government, and allows the pre-
sent constitution to operate, subject to the
pleasure Ct Congress. It also provides that
the Legislature shall assemble, and that those
ineligible under the Fourteenth amendment
shall be excluded, and that the Federal Courts
shall have concurrent jurisdiction in ali cases
where one party swears that justice cannot be
had in the provisional courts.
The Judiciary Committee were directed to
inquire whether the removal of political disa-
abilities, passed prior to the adoption OF the
amendment, was now valid.
Summers resolutions congratulating the
Spanish people were passed.
Cameron delivered q eulogy on Stevens, and
the Senate adjourned.
NTHE HOUSE, the Committee on Revision of
the Laws was instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of appointing commission to make
changes in the bankrupt laws, so as to make
the practice uniform.
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EUROPE.

THE LONDON TELEGRAPH ON THE FINANCIAL
PORTION OF PRESIDENT JoHNsoNs MESSAGE.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Telegraph, in a
leader on the financial portion of President
Johnson's message and its treatment by Con-
gress, complains that the resolutions condem-
ing Reputation, called forth by the message,
still leave open the question Of the payment OF
the national debt in greenbacks.
A LITTER FROM JOHN STUART MILL ON THE
ELECTIONS.
MIR. Mill has written letter on the result OF
the recent elections. He ascribes the defeat
of the workingmen's candidates to the heavy
expense Of an election canvass as now conduct
ed, and SIS remedy for this evil he urges gov
ernment to pay necessary expenditures and
make all other outlays Illegal and penal.
THE PRussGAN FoaTHIcAT1oNs AT soNDERBURG
AND DUPPELL 10 BE COMPLETED.
SoNDERBuRa, December 15.-Orders have
been received here from the Prussian Govern
ment for the completion of permanent fortih-
cations at Sonderburs and Dnppell.----- -
PARIS, December 1s.-The Moniteur an
nounces some changes in the French Ministry,
indicating more liberal policy towards the
press.
MADRID, December 1S.-At q large meeting
of Progressists at Carthegena, Espartero was
named as the choice for the throne. 1t is said
Seyrano has resigned the presidency of the
Ministry Of the provisional government.
Peace is not likely to be disturbed during the
Cortes election. A slight demonstration at
Miranda in favor OF the Carlists was easily
suppressed. The bearer OF republican pro-
clamation was arrested yesterday at Madeira.
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JUDGE" UNDERWOOD.
.IE'F.IIRS IN TIE STLlTE.
Fairfield.


The barns and stables of Mrs. Elizabeth
Mobley, near Blackstock, was totally destroy
cd by fire on Sunday night last, 18th instant,
including I'll her corn, fodder and hay.
Ncwberry.
The gin-house of Mrs. John Simtkins, near
Chappell's Depot, together with eight bales of
cotton, were set on fire Sunday afternoon
about shutdown, aud entirely consumed.
Darlington.
Captain Brent Johnson has been appointed
Deputy Constable Tor Darlington County.
MIR. Ezekiel Galloway has been appointed
and commissioned as magistrate at Lydia, by
GovernJr Scott.
On Sunday night last, some rogue or rogues
broKo into the Clubhouse OF Mr. j.. F. NettIes
and took away the cotton remaining there,
nearly enough to make an ordinary bale.
Union.
A letter trom Unionville, dated December r.,
says ''Scycra tracts OF land were sold at
auction. prices varying from s25O 10 s1s
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FOK PALATKA, FLORIDA.
IA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON


VILE.
THE FIR; T-CASS $ STEAM ER
IEsI-sEs5SSs DICTATOR, Captain CHAs WILEY,
will sail from Charleston Tuesday Erening, at
Eight o'clock, Tor The above points.
The first class Steamer CITY PDiST, Captain WIN.
T McNELrY, will Gil from Oh rlcston every Friday
Evening, al Eight o'clock ior ABOVE pointe
Connecting with tn, C"nt'al Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and Ne Orlean-, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandin for Cedar Keys, at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacoa Key West and II vana.
ThrouYh Bills Ladin; given for Freight to MOBILE,
Pensacola and New Orleans
Both steamers connecting W:h n s. Harris stedn,-
ers OcldDaha and Grigis FIR Stvcr Springs and Lakes
Griffin, Eustis, Harris and Durham.
All irpgi "'yatle ON The hart.
Goods not removed at suns:i will be stored at r1sk
and expense OF owaers
For Freight or Passage eneaeemel I, apply to
J. q ,IEEN u CO., agents,
ortb Atlantic Wharf
NB-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
Steamer city Point will touch q! St. Marys, Gre O..
going aud returning each week.
November 81
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RSaNNIvERSARY OF THE EMANCIPA-
TION-JANUARY l, lsG9.-Ihe Presidents of the
various Societies and Organizations, whose members
feel an interest in this glorious day, ore requested
to assemble their respective bodies at once and
make arrangements for this interesting OCCASION By
the appointment oil FIVE Delegates who will meet at
Military Hall on Wednesday Evening" the 23d Decem-
ber, 1868, fer the purpose OF organizing Central
Committee of Arrangements, who shall have gu
preme authority in all matters connected with the
celebration s December 18
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WASHINGTON.

THE LOUISIANA CONTESTED cAsE-EcREAsE IN
TIE wH1sKEY TAx-No ARMY OFFICERS In
THE CABINET.
WASHINGTON, December 1S.-It, is under
stood that neither Hunt, Jones or Meaard, the
Louisiana contestants, will be allowed seats
pending the contest.
An increase in the whiskey tax is again pre-
dicted.
The Chronicle appears to have received $4,000
in gold for the use Of its columns, by R. j.
Walker, in discussing the Alaska purchase.
A bill was introduced into the Senate to-day
forbidding civil officers from holding military
commissions. This Will prevent tie appoint
ment of army officers TO the Cabinet.
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Marrieb.

DEsAUssURE- RE-sINKLER-on Thursday. 10th
instant ut Wampec Plantation st. Johns Berkeley,
by the Rev. c. Z. GADsDEN, DR.. b. W. D DESAUSSURE,
Jr, of Charleston. 10 MANY b. youngest daughter of
the late Colonel JAMES SkLER, OF st, Johns Berke-
ley.
ERS-MILES-Noyenber 25th, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother by the Rev. c. P. GADs.
DEN, Mr.. ALEX ANDER SANDERS to Miss MARY
THERESA, youngest daughter OF the late WM. T..
MILES, both OF this city.
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December ls Chief OF Fire Department

Sc UNION DISrRICT.-IN EQUITY
HENRIETTA KAISER, ct al Us. JULIUS KAISE
ct taL-BILL FOR PART1TI0N.-Pursunnt to q De-
cretal Order of his Honor Chancellor JOHNSON, in
the above stated case, the creditors Of CH. KAI
SER. deceased, and of the firm Of CH. KAISER
SIN, late OF Unionvie. South Carolina. arc required
to present and establish their demands before me,
on or before tho first day Of January next.
WM. MUNRO, C. E. U. D.
Commissioners Office, Unionvllle South Carolina,
September 26, 1868.
Su,elnber 80 VISIT
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A fire at Cardenas burned hardware store
and the papers Of the American consulate.
South American advices state that the allies
threatened an attack on Vllletta, and McMahon
had ascended the Paraguay with gunboats.
Governor Wise's farm was reg tored 10 him
on Thursday last.
The government has ordered three years
rent to be paid to the owner Of the Libby
prison.
The Republican sheriff OF " arren County,
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@ TRINITY CHURCH, HAsEL-STREET
Preaching may be expected in this Church To-Aor-
ro,s Morning. by the Rev. J. L. GIRARDEAU, D. D.,
at halfpust len o'clock and at Night by the Rev. c.
s. vEDD -R, before the Young Mon 8 Christian AS
sociation at quarter-past Seven o'clock.
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@OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND EAST
BAY STREETS.-CHAELRsroN,s s. C, December 10,
1S6S.-Sealed offers will be received up to II
O'Clock, NJ, on Monday, the 2lst instant, for the
PURCHASE OF TIE MANURE from the Company s
Stables shepherdatres for year from the 1st of
January next For particulars apply at the Com
rany's Office, Broad.street.
BY order. s. W. RAMSAY, Secretary.
December Is
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CHARLESTON c., SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 49, 1863

| People hid as though they looked for better
times. And We think if everybody will behave
himself, that we will have to bear nothing
harder than has come upon US. There was
Committee meeting at Lines; one Springs on
| Saturday, the 5th instant, concerning the new
county. ". G. Black, Esq, of York County,
has been sent to Colunlbia to look after the
matter"
The Sumter News reports that the business
of that place is steadily increasing, and pro-
perty advancing in value.
Tie fair for the benefit OF the institution Of
the Sisters of Mercy in Sumter is proving
quite success.
Tho stables Of DR.. John Furman, of Sum ter
District, together with his mules and hors es.
four or five in number (all the work animals on
his plantation), fodder, rice, &C.. we're burned
few nights since. DR.. Furman was absent
from home st the time he sustained this heavy
loss, which it is believed was the work of an
lncendiary.
Edgefeld.
The Edgefeld Advertiser says: "On Satur-
day afternoon last, there happened an affair in
which two intimate friends, both under the in
fucnce of liquor. fell to quarrelling, and the
one shot and killed the other. The actors in
this most melancholy scene were DR.. William
T. West, of Liberty Hill, and DR.. Thomas Il.
Patterson, living eight or nine miles below the
village. DR.. West was the victim, and he is
now lying in bloody grave. On his way from
Augusta he stopped at DR.. Patterson's resi-
dence for q neighborly visit and friendly chat.
The two friends drank together, quarreied and
fought; and the result was as we have stated
above. DR.. Westlived until Sunday, and freely
forgave the unfortunate man who bad taken
his life. Neither one could remember what
they had quarrellcd about. DR.. West was q
highly respectable and peaceable citizen; DR..
Patterson no less so. The many friends Of these
families are filled with gl)cm at this lame.lta-
Bile occurrence"
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5anfral uotifes.

RT The Relatives, Friends nnd Ac-
qulintaites Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN R. MoFFETT and
Mr. JOHN C. BURoIMYER, are invited to attend the
Funeral of Mrs. JOHN R. MoFFETT, at the Second
Presbyterian Church, on Monday, at Ten A. N.
December 10
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FOR GEORGETOWN, :. c.

r~h THE STEAMER EN1LIE, CAP
,Eussssif;Ses7S TAIN ISAAC DAVIS, will run as fol-
lows until further notice:
Lelve Charleston Saturday Nigt, 18th instant,
at Nine o'clock; Wed7eiday Might, 23d instant. at
Nine O'Clock.
Leave Georgetown Tuesday Morning, 22d inatant;
A,nday Morning, 2ath instant
Freight will be r,ceIei on the 10th and 23d in
slant for Georgetown and landings on the Peedee
River.
All Peedee freight will be transferred to steam er
GENERAL MANIGAULT at Ge )rgetown.
All Freight must b prepaid.
No Freight received sitter sunset.
For engagements. apply to
SHACKELFORD & KELLY, Agents.
December 16 wsw3 Boyce Co.'s Wharf
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ss-FIRE DEPARTMENT. THE BET
TER accommodation of the fremen the peal of St.
Mchaels Bells will be rung hereafter at times of fire
for three minutes alter that the Ward IN which
the Gre may he will be struck.
NJ. Fl. NATHAN,
Dacor,bar1 4 Chief of Fire Department.
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GO UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIvINE SER
VICE will be held in this Church To.MSrrow Norm
ing, at the usual hour. The Rev. r. P. CUTL Err
will preach this and each succeeding Sunday. until
further notice. December 19
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NEW kOUT T..
REDUCTION IN FREIGHT.

.~1 THROUGH BILLS OF LADING
>Zsl:',:FE from - cw orle.us to Charleston, $.
-,%Msi.isG G., VIA Florida Railroad and Ai:l.I-
s. ss;=G ANCE Ii Z. 5. Mail Stea nsnip+
And steamers CITY POINT and DICIAIoh' VIII oe
given for e,.o
Sugar to Charleston, per bhH.. .:.......'....'Sf oo
Sug.r TO charleston. per barrel. .........'...a D
Moassc-, to charleston per barreI. .........'Z oo
Rice, to New Orleans, per 100 pounds; s;......'.'
j. D. AIKEN l. co. Agents
Charlcstcn.
PERKINS Il Co. Agents.
No. &c Carondelet-stroe et New Orleans
A. d. MOVES, Agent.
Doccmbcr II limo Fernandina, Fla.
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w3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIErE CHAPMAN. corner King and Radcliffe
streets and get bettr article for the same money
than at any otacr establishment in the city.
Noynrrher IA 3m0S
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asrFIRsT BAPTIST RCH.-PREACH-
ING may be expected in this Church Ts-Horrow at
haf-past Ten o'clock A. NJ, aa1 ut hnf-plst Three
O'Clock p NJ, by the Rev. ". U. WILLIAM 5, Pastor
December 10
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
INLAND ROUTE.

INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS To FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE, VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RALLROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
rfeDA THE FINE, FAST STEAM E K
,EG.stssSfZ PILOT BOY, Captain FENH PECK. viii
leave Charleston on Monday and Friday Mornings. I
Eight o'clock. Returning, leaves Savannah on We'd
n.sday and Saturday Mornings, at halfpast Eight
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
December 15 Accommodation Wharf.
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@ THE REV. C. S. vEDDER WILL DE-
LIVER Sermon before the Young Mems Christian
Association in Trinity Church, To-Aorrow Sunday
Euening, Doth instant. Services to commence at
half.past Seven o'clock. The public generally. and
young persons especially, are earnestly invited to
attend. December ~
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gJ- NEW YORK, JULY 1sT, 1SGS.-DEAR
SIR In your paper of last week you or one OF your
correspon ents say that Dr. Drake is not the orgin
ator of the celebrated PLANTATION B1FIERS,
and that they wore mlnufAct1red aud sold BY Que
Pedro Martelle old Spaniard, in the 1slani OF ST.
Thomas over forty years ago, as every old sea cap
tain can testify Now, sir, cln certify 10 the above
as being true, for have followed the sea tor over
forty years, most OF tine tine d)ing business with
the West Indies. These same BittsrS, differently
put up and named were broaght to my notice on
my first trip to the Isllrd OF St. Croix for cargo +
rum, and for years and years alter my ships stores
were never without them. I always supplied my
family and many OF my neighbors with them, and
can truly say better Bitters aud Tonic is not made
in all the world Yours truly,
CAPT. HENRY WENTZ.
IL. S.-v... Ill
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH Linz 10
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.

CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RI
DUCED RATESf
~n SIEAMLRS OF THE ABOVs
L/ES;S,s3 line leave Pier No. AZ, North River.
.L/f55lL25fYS foot Of Canal-street, New York,
.,SGssEas5S II o'clock noon, of the 1st, 9th, 18Th
and oath OF every month except when these dasei
fall Oh Sunday, then the sat-rday precedingI.
Departure OF 1st and oath connect at Panama viii
steamers for south Pacific aud Central American
ports those of 1st touch q. Manzanillo.
Departure of 9Th OF each month connects Wiff
the new steam line frem Panama to Australia spf
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
cisco {: Chill q aud Japan January 4. 1869.
No California steamers touch at HAVANA, put Pt
direct from New York TO Agpinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information appl!
ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf
foot OF Canal-street, North River, New York.
March IA Tyr F. r. BABY, Agent
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL .

CALLING Al QUEENsIOWN.
nN-s- TIE INMAN LINE, SAILING
-lfytcecsas:t. 20 sEMI-WEEKLY. carrying the o
EnaSf. .kJga s. Mails, consisting Of the following
-yrSt=SxES4s-s steamers:
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY UF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate AondaS
at PM, from Pier No. As North River, New York
RATES OF PASSAGE
By THE MAIL sIBANHRs SAILING EvEHF SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold. PayaoIe IN currency.
lat Cabin 500 Steerage. ......ss
LIST cabin 10 London. los steerase TO London.
lat cabin to Paris . lis stccragI paris. 49,.
Passage by the Aon5ay ste uisrs-F1rs' caoin sN
gold; stccrage $50; payable in U; $. currency.
Rates OF o usage from New York to Halifax; Cabin
S2J, steerage, 80; payable il gold.
Passenger: also forwarded to Hare, Hanoura
Bremen, &c, 'tmoderate rates.
40 currency. Tickets can be bought here oy Per
sons senln. Tor thcir friends.
For further information apply o. the Company
offices. JOHN G, DALE, Agent,
No. Is Broadway. New Yors.
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OUR MaTERI.4L INTER ESTS.
MANUFACTURES IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Subject of Cotton Manufactures in
the South-VIews of Senator SprnSue-
~ FIattering Opinion Of Southern Fac
torics--The Advantages of tho South
over New England and as Competi-
tor for the Indian Trade--The LABOR
Question Solvel--Thc Lesson TauSht
by New England now Being Learned
by South Cnrolina--A Glorious Future
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nnp rpnrs,u,cK CA

FOR BRUNSWICK, GA.
~-A THE STEAMER DICTATOR"
.Enassss.s-..7.s Captain CHARLES WILEY will touch
at thus point ever, Wednesday,, leaving SaYannah
Nine A. NJ, and her return trip will touch there
on Saturday afternoon, arriving back at Savannah
on Sunday Morning. J. D. AIKEN & CO.,
November q Agents.