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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-01
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EnVRors OF THE DRoUTH h GRoneIA.-Tha
hAugusta Chronicle aud Sentinel says tFor
eyeral weeks past this seoti1I OF the Bt to
Is been Waited by q iong continued and very
A6yere drouth. What have been its effects on
the cotton in some localities will be best sh ,wn
by tho following circumstance, winch mas been
related to US by tho best authority: On the
plantation OF Colonel H. D. D. Twi ygs, situat-
ed on the Savannah River, about ten miles
from this city, there Vas on last Saturd "
week q trsot OF thirty aores 81 very Ane cotton;
its foliage Was Rtsen and luxuriant; ,ta growth
sas vigorous; It was as tall as q mans shoo.-
der; aud the stalks wore 10 .ded with f1uit from
top TO bottom. Altogether itewas "a ine a
pieoe Of cotton as could bo found any ghsre,
and . very large yield WAS confidently. expect
cd BY it's owner. few da,s Aince. however, 4,
began to feel the effects OF the drouih, ana n
last Saturday. 1t presented m aauchoIy spec.
taclo. Il had lost 1ts hesllhi Iess its grecu.
ness and luxurianoe Of foliage, aud looked like
Aeld OF Whist ID planters term bastard cot
con- Worse than this nearly every form had
fallen from the sisiaiks. and' liy in he,ps IN the
alleys between the ross-so that from the
tssct Of thirty acres not more than one balo Of
Ikts staple VIII bo sathared."
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!Ss gSSs q TIC N MovEhENrs.-The Montgomery
ala.) Advertiser, OF tho 2sth uIt., says: "All
tho cotton that comes in Is readily sold at
prices ranging from 2s to 2sA cenla. About ten
bales of tho new crop wcre received this morn
Ing aud about one hundred havo been received
in the past ten days.
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Auction Sales Tnis Dny

. LErroH & BRUNs will sell at II o'clock, at the
old Postoflice, city stock.
/, WILBUR & soN will sell ut hnlf-past IL
o'clock, at No. 70 Broad-street, furniture. jew
elry, &c.
LAUaEY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock
on Union wharf, sails and mast.
SAMUEL G. BLACK will sell at IL o'clock, al
the OLD Foetofaso, va1nnhia securities,
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Robert H,mtlton, an e1.
perienoed and affab 9 host, formerly Of the
Mills House and latterly Of N,ckerson's Hotel
IN Columbia has assumed he superintendence
ioi tho Pavilion HoroI. shis GENIAL manners
and winning VANS will add to the deserved
reputation Of tho Pavilion.
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DRUG LAnEI.s.-Ws desire to call the ntten-
tion OF druggists in the city and through out
che State 10 the peculiar facilities OF He News
JOB Of1ee for printing all kinds of drug labe 8,
prescription blanks. &o., at the. shortest no.
tics. aud i'll a style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock Of cuts. borders and
fancy type is unusually largo sud. choice. Call
and examine specimens of work.
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RAID UPON WAsHEnwoMEN. About q O'Clock
yesterday morning some men entered lot or
Chape.-street, and after locking-in the people in
the house stole large quaoti,y OF half. washed
clothing laying in tubs around tho house. Yes.
terdsy the women went n - .--.S,.,io,, nm
told the-. that n they failed to recover the
clothes by u NJ, they would be forever lost.
Up to late hour last night the clothes had
not been recovered.
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AUCTION SALE OF SEcunTIEs.-The alton
ton OF capitalists and Others desiring good in
vestmenta. is dirooted to the auction sale of
securities this day. at the old Postofsco, by
Mr. ssmdel q. Black.
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#& &EITENsIoN OF POSTAL FAcILIFms.- Post
$iastef Trott has received notification that
''the postal money order System between t. @
United States and SSitzeriand. by mutual
agreement, goes into operation this day.
Alonoy orders and Ill necessary information
relative thereto MY DO obtaiied at the post
offi6e,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
meotings This Day.

Landmark Lodge, at P. M.
Steam Fire Company of Axmen, at P. NJ.
Homestead Building aud Loan Association,
at P. M.
e. L., at half-past 8 p. NJ.
Medical Society, at 8 P. III.
Hope Fire Engine Company, at 8 p. NJ.
Charleston Board of Trade, at half.past z.
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Coorzn Sour. boileo flsh. boiled mutton aud
ths usual trimmings at rorck's, "Our House, .
during lunch hours this morning,
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THE DAILY NEWS.

BEING TEE NEWSPAPER 0EXyCIALLY RE-
cooNKssD As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATI0N IN TIE OI7Y OF CHARLESTON.
t'UBLISHKs TIE LIST OF LETTERS REhALN-
mo IN TEE PoSToFFY0E At THE END OF
SA0H WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PR0VLS-
IONS OF TIE NEW FosfoRF1Cs LAW
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Persons in want OF a competent clerk, are di.
rected to the advertisement Of A. B. @.
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~" THE SGNdERpUND.-This society. which has
been meeting for several years on tho second
door of the Odd Follows Hall, has leased n hall
B ~ the Adger building. and contemplates NOV
s5Sag there at all O. riy day.
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The NEWS IN TIE CousTRy.-Rcaders OF
The NEWS going to the country can receive
their favorIte paper by mail. daily, ut seventy-
I've cents month. by addressing a note. with
their subscription, to our publication office.
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PAsnsosas and shippers to Georgetown
Will take notice that the sailing day OF tho
Emthe has been changed to ThuSsday.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

The CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation Of
which is about twice as largo as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is tho
pest advertising medium for oil business men.
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who ohct board aud Iodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles of value,
THE NEWS has no equal; and in o. that oil
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted tho following scale OF CHEAP ADvER-
risEmESTs puyn,eM for which must invariably
be made ,ole'. The order is yiuen:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, goyernesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, ,housc-servants, porlers; chop
boys, cooks and washers; board aud lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or 10
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops Offices
and warehouses; wanted or 10 lot, and miscelia.
ncous wanis of all kinds.
classes specified:
Not exceeding THEE LINES or 20 words. o5 cents
L" FouR LINES or so words. :. 40 6"
" FIVE LNys or 40 words..... 10
All advertisements to be inserted at these
satos must be prepaid and delivered at THH
News office by 8 P. NJ.
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once.
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NAUTICAL AoorpxNT.-The steamer Rmilie,
with the brig Cyclone in tow started from this
port for Georgetown. g. G., on Monday evening
and when going down the harbor the tow line
parted and the brig came to anchor, the steam
er returning to tho city. Yesterday forenoon
tho steamer ngain lett to take tho brig IN tow
but while going out to her. the steamers rnd
der became disabled. lud she was compelled
to put back for repairs. the Cyclone still re-
mainIng at anchor boloH the city.
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Alderman Geddhgs. Small and Barrow didu't
attend ths Mayors supper NJ ,ndsy night.
gang OF two hundred and ton able-bodied
c,l"red lob orers. from up the country, left the
city last night on The Dictator, to work on tho
Brun wiok Railroad.
Durina the year ending August 25th. 1869,
there were eight hundred aud seventeen persons
committed to the county jalI. OF this number
three-fourihs were colored. Only two escaped
during the year. sA.tr.
jUnIted StaIes and City Attorney, do, D. T..
Corbin has returned to'the city.
Tho lowor portion Of the building formerly
occupied by the Mercury Newspaper is bernp
fit: up as store.
Inc binding In course OF erection at the foot
OF Brood-street was entered Mundoy NIGHT, and
large quantity OF carpenters' tools stolen.
We learn that when tho Mayor was requested
to offer reward for the apprehension Of the
party or par',os who set fire to tho stouewall
engine house he replied that ho didd't think
there was any person in Charleston vile enough
70 nass slsa sss hre to yisrea Il py Al. Il. Collins &
Go. for their faithful performance Of the con.
tract to furnish medicines Tor the city was op.
pr, we'd by Council last night. ~.
Lafayette Woolf Rotlamong the Ph,lsiines 3
Monday night. and was arrested, bnt no
charges we're preferred gainst him. ~.
B'rt Bay has assumed new appearance nm
der the energetic working OF the streat brigade.
No grass grows under their feet. -.
The third and last instalment OF the tax on
real estate, for 1859, is due and payable during
tho present month. AZ ;afat & q 4,-,i, y
r.J. q. R.till. the proprietor cf tho savan-
nah Morning News und w.o rs we'll known In
this community ohastised the deputy post
master Of Savannah, yesterday, for jmporii-
nenoe. IS. =ek.t.. IS, E.5a' .t1ts
Two soldiers wero fiaed 45 Yesterday by the
Mayor for getting drunk Gid we're ordered TO
pny tho dam igos done by thcm IN their coll.
The Two. hunlrel. aud ten up.couatry NO.
gro:s, who pasaed through the city yestarlsv.
on tEeir way 10 work unon the Brupsw,ak
Railroad upon being asked by tie idle negroes
OF this city whether they intended to ciesort
the State and let the Radical party lose,thst
number Of vates replied thar they kde~ their
duts aud would return IN time 10 vote--ear,y
and often doub' less. ~, s n.
It was cold enough last night to make Z
blanket feel comfortable. ,is
ALDERMAN Small, oolored, was requested, at
the Connoil meeiing last nigh to Offer resb.
luton providing sthAt, % the word secession
was odious to every ,iosal min The nsi;1e OF
s'oes'ion.sl rssk bs changed. TO. that; Of biz
but. he refused to offAr IL. and tholeby missed
an oppor unty ~ m liking himself famous. !
An advertisement 10 yesterdays NEvs. Tor
two rooms. received ton answers before ten
o'cloct. This shows the yAiue ~ THr NiSs
as an Advertising medium. sss s,S.s
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ATTEMPT TO BURN DWELLING. a.-About half
past four o'clock, yesterday morning, an at
tompt wes made to burn the residence of DIR.
J. g. Buist, No. 205 Meeting-slreet. Yester-
day afternoon Assistant Engineer Alexander
had on investigation, when tho following tosti-
moHy was elicited:
DR.. J. Somers Buist testified that he was
awakened about half-past four o'clock by The
ringing Of his door bell. Ho arose, and found
that policeman was ringing it. Tho police
man informed him that his premises was on
fire. An examination showed that aomo hay
and empty boxes wero burning under tho
piazza. He and the policeman cxtinguished
the flames. The place whore tho fro original
cd is enclosed, and was locked on Saturday last
and was SECURE at IL o',lock Monday uight.
Tho watch dog was left on the piazza on rctir-
ing. Whom aroused by the policeman. tho dog
was gone and the gate open.
Charlotte Lawton, colored, who lives on the
premises testified thas she was awakened about
haIf-past four O'Clock, aud heard the explosion
OF match. quarter of an hour afterwerd
she heard the bell ringing. She got up and
saw the smoke in tho yard.
VIM. Lawton, colorcd. Charlotto'a husband,
testified that at 8 z. NJ. Monray night. ho
locked up tho Doctors Office. (which is short
distance from the boqae,) and left n box Of
matches on tho mantelpiece. and put tho key
Of thu offina in tho usual place. Alter tho fIe
he found the box OF matches missing and tho
ofic, key laying ON tho door sill.
O.her evidence showed that lNy had been
carried from tho stable and placed under the
piazza; that mp to n short time ago there wero
twn keys to tho door OF tho enclosed space
under the piazza. but ono had been lost and
since tho loss articles slowed under there had
been Stolen. -
Mr. Alexander de"idel that the fire was the
work OF on incendiaIy.
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SUIT AGAINST CAPTAIN HgNDRIoKs FOR FALSE
hpRIsoNhEsT.-Tho now born zeal OF tho
police authorities is commendable when not
carried to on cxcess; but tho sortio made on
the merchants and others who oumbel tho side
walks has moi beon tempered with discretion.
Charges wore recently preferred against o
Broad.street broker for placing his shutters on
tho sidewalk. He was unable 10 attond tho
Mayors court, and his clerk responded to tho
summons. Mayor Pillsbury imposed flne OF
two dollars, and tho clork, an irresponsible
party. was dctaiucd in custody about three
hours because the lino was not promptly paid.
He appealed to a lawyor, who was Informed by
Coptain Hendricks that it was by his authority.
No effort has boon mado to collect tho finc, but
suit has been entered against Captain Hen
drlcks for false imprisonment.
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MEErIN9 OF COUNCIL.

An extra meeting OF Council was held last
night, at which were present, the Mayor, Al
dermeu E. w. n. and T. J. Mackey, Collins.
Geddings. Greene, ,yolgt. Barrow, Cunningham,
white, and Hampton, L. F. Walt, Small, L. p.
Wall, McKinIay, colored.
Council was called to order at halt-past 8
O'Clock.
A communication from the Board OF Commits
sopers OF the Blmshouse notilyiog Council that
the insurance on Tho Amshouee had expired
and recommending that 1t DO insured for $50.
600. was read, and tho matter reforred to the
Committee on Public Buildings.
Petition OF J. T. Schroeder was referred to
Committee on Licenses.
The ordinance "to declare certain colored
Gro companies portion Of tho Fire Depart
mont. &C." was ratified.
Petition OF tho officers and memh,rs Of tho
Promptitudo Fire Company, requesting that
they DO included among tho colored companies
to receive benefits under tho ordinance "to de-
caro certain companies portion Of tho Fire
Dep 'riment." was road by Alderman Z. W. 81.
Mackcy, and. on motion Of Alderman T. J.
Mn,koy. was laid upon the table.
Alderman y. J. Maokoy road 4 petition from
largo numbor of merchants, praying Coun-
Gil to remove { he tax upon rice and cotton, and
gave notice that at the next meeting of Coun-
Gil he would introduce an ordinance providing
for the removal Of tho objectionable lax.
The petition was received as Information,
and further consideration postponed until the
next meeting.
THE POLICE BILL.
Alderman T. J. Maokey moved that The bill
ITO reoIgapizo aud regulate tho poica force OF
tho city" bo put upon its second reading.
Alderman Voigt thought that tho bill "to
e in @ s" S Sf
Attor somo discussion, 1t was decided to
postpone consideration Of tho bill until the
next meeting.
Alderman WALL colored, moved to adjourn.
Alderman Collins seconded it, but afterward
| withdrew it.
Alderman Small colored. I second de mo.
| tion to adjourn, and move dat it be prest.
Tho motion was oarried-9 ayes and 4 nays
| Council then adjourned.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, AUGUST Rarleston
Hotei-I. Gosman, Columbia; J. P. Mccall,
W. o. Mccall, Georgia; A. II. Kirkland, South
ern Express Company; D. T. Corbin, City; H..
". Joc-, South Carolina; @. D. Mason, Sum-
tor; F. l.. Brantly, Augusta; j. X. ellison,
Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia; Miss Mary
Englehard. New York; ]. H. Lee aud wifo,
Captain F. Coon aud wife, Major Allison. Uni
ted Btates Army; G. F. Luoher, Beaufort.
Pauii,on Hotel-E. w. Cramor, Ohattanooga;
J. l.. Bamberg, j. B. Carrigan. r. Hamilton,
O. p. Bolton and lady, W. Willcock. James
Harper, T. D. Harper, Jamos Carrigan, South
Carolina; William William, Philadelphia.
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CrrRATE or MAa>ssla. ~
GOOD ooaI1Ha suxnpa xrprnrrR. xApv
ffeeh WY day, ~ On. q. HAlH,Sf
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1INlvERsITY OF SOUTH CAauIInA, /,
~ The next Session win begin on the Fnsr Non.
DAY N OcTo1ER, and continue without intefmls.
siop. to the ensuing July. 7'.a-
Anyxut,ges are offered at tbis Institution to Stu.
dents IN Law tho grsluates being entitled to prac.
tice IN tic Courts OF This slnte;l In Me icins (he
wiih two wilten ex 'minatons during the session,j
In Engineering, Mathematics, Mental. Moral o, d
literature. ancient and Modern Languages, and In
the various sc1enti6c Hchoo.s. -ll4s ~ s.
4. .Expensss for tssjou Of nine months: Annual
Toe, IS; Library fo $40; loom Rent feo s1b tuition
Zee, -; for each of tbreo schools els; utioh In
Law or Medicine. $50 .Board can be had at SIG 20
$40 per month. By messing II viii be les1 n ,..
For furher inform it,on. eeid for ,ats.oaIis, Ia
the Secretary Of tho FLtutty, Rev q. HI U3E
WALKER. s., R..W. d y tRNwKLi. ~,
= Chairman O! Facuity,
Columbia, 9, o., August 2. 1869, & 3 = -,
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,Gsn,atisnaI.

HlaH sCHuOL OF CIaAR,EsTUN.-
Ill The Exercises Of this Institution will be re.
sumcd on MONDAY, September 9Th. thorough IN.
struc ION given IN L4TiS, GREEK. FRENCH. 3 Efi.
NAN. @ArHEMArICS, and tho hi cher branches OF
!ENGLISB.
Terms $I2 or quarter. payable In advance
. No extra charge for FRENCH GERMAN n. sTA.
TIONERY. -
". R. EISGMAN. A. NJ, Principal.
v. y. DIBBLE, A. & , FIrst Assistant
p. FUkGAH. a. NJ. Fren~h Master,
August 30 =. 10
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ENURMA USly1"sIrx. q w rc e -.
u WILLIE. 8. c-iho next so 'slon OF this INsrI.
TUITION will open the 18th -tptcmber, and continue
forty WEEKS si'hout tnleruission. 27tT7
Three years. >cholurships may be obtained COL 4.
toned on the payment of thirty dolrs auuu ,lIy
for three years. aud emitting the holccr OF acho-
arship to the tuition OF pupil in ali the regular
schhos. On the payment Of the Incidental feo OF Ave
dollars. tIcopt 20 holdors Of Scholarships tho
charge for tuition for the yesr will bo sixty dcars
aud hve dollsrs for incidental eIpenses. For In.
strucion In Practical Chemistry, In Modern 90.
guaaes. there will pe an extra charge to be rcgpla-
ted by the slze Of tho claes -.
IMHcs; $50 fniiosophy, Professor JUD SON; Latin
9AnRua9e and Literature Professor: rABFR. Gr.eE
IA I,.s,o.s MITE, Q. "a s....
An ints!leotual and Moral Philosophy, Tfo!essor
FURMAS. 7l'il :, -
DR.: eADgR win instruct in German, French anu
Spanish. t-tF - - .
Good Boardlna. exclusive Of lights and washing,
can be obtained ct about SIS per month. o.
Catalogues tr Scholarships can be obtained by nd.
DRESSING tho subscriber. go
August 23 ia PresIient.
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Dodd's Nervine and Inyieoratnr

E,,r + aUNiU apd GENrLE NIIMULhNr which is
MOI attended hy REAOT1ON. W. at II gains for
yon II maintains. When Il r. freshes BODY or MIND
rereshes with natural strength thar comes 10 stay.
OF any faction; but tong eud ex-ended ooservSanS
teaches us that he who rosors to the ootio for rgt
or recupernttoD. will find, he keens H. that he
ta kindlinp Cru In his homes which will copsurfo
like the flames OF perdItion. Turn from It Take .
tonic that will refresh and NOT destroy. DODD'a
hEkVtSE ~ for saie by all Drligpiats. Price One
Drllar. See Book of Certificates that accompanies
eacu bottie. Tmos June 20
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vt9orattng don't drink whiskoy any tntoxics tnx
thing, whe her under the name of aittars other.
Wisc. such articles give inst as much strength TO
your weary BODY aud mind the whip gives to the
taded horse. and no more. Alcoholic stimuants sro
injurious to Nerve health, and arc ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-24
The City Amuseme ents.

AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Edwin Booth will have
benefit this evening, when he will appear as
"Claude Melnotte" in Bulwer's drama of The
Lady of Lyons.
The same bill will be repeated at matinee to-
morrow
AT THE CHEsNUT the drama of The Marble
Heart will be performed this evening.
AT THE ARCH the regular season will COM
mence tomorrow evening with the performance
of Bulwers comedy of Money. On Monday
Boucicaults drama of ForntoSd will be pro-
duced.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE the
minstrel troupe will appear this evening in an
entertaining selection of negro eccentricities,
songs, comic and sentimental. and a variety of
other popular performances.
The Theatrical Guide, edited by Robert N.
Renshaw is the neatest and most attractive little
sheet of its class that we nave 1t gives the
nightly programme at the Chestnut Street Thea
tire and other places of amusement, and is dis
tributed extensively in all hotels, music stores,
and railroad cars. 1t is handsomely printed on
fine paper, and its columns furnish an agreeable
variety of light gossipy literature, suitable
for reading between the acts 1t gives all the
latest theatrical news, and it is pleasant SOU
venir of performance for theatre-goers to carry
home with them.