The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12

| n.s' '. IL. Scnnlu6s ol COluinUla-Ecntleman's
Mrs. c. II. Dcssikcr, OF Columbla-cmbroidercd
Miss NJ. s. Hamilton, OF Bcaurort-nfant's
dress In crochet, Infants waist lace, Infants
Mrs. W. NJ. Dwight, or wlunsboro-infant,s
| dress and needle work.
Mrs Theodore NJ. Pollock, OF Columbia-cm
| broiderctl night tlrcSa.
Miss Lizzie stewart, OF winnsboro'-infant,s
| cap. sack, &c.
Hiss n. I!aker,, OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS dress, &c
| Mrs. Avery, or York-tattcn collar.
Mrs =. Wallace, OF York-sofa ana chair.
| MIS-. X. ToZcr or COiUmba-pccc OF tapestry
Mrs. II. +. Lee, OF Hlssssippi-c skirt,
sack, &c.
nIN.a, Miss A. p; Wright OF Observation-Disclosures
Miss Lizzie Fanccti, OF Rlchland-collars and
| crochet lace.
MISS Nary M. RUSSELL OF Unon-tatten collar
| and worsted shawl.
11Is:,, Mrs pr; r Pr r. Butler, Of ynIon-lace work.
| Ursnllnn Convent, OF COumbia-seyera pieces
Of embroidery and crochet work, slippers, dresses
Mrs. DR.. J. Lee, OF Coumbla-ai!k embroidered
Mrs. a. Y. Lee, OF Colimbla-cushion.
| Mrs. NJ. w. Poole, Of Coumbia-cloth embroI.
Mrs. I.ouls b. Dcsaussurc, OF Columbla-sct Of
| wnrsted mats.
Miss Martha stark, of Columbia-knlt,ed count
Miss G. r. Chapman, OF Dambcrg-crochct col.
Mrs. John Bryce, OF coiumbia-se, of worsted
| mats
Mrs. A. a. Morse, OF crccnwood-lamp mats,
| Infants socks, &c.
WAX AND suKLL WORK.
fruit
Miss Ida Marshall, OF Ncwberry-bcad work.
MISS Eliza Wallace OF Columbia-bcad basket
and case OF wax work.
Miss Russell, OF Union-casc OF wax flowers.
ursullnc Convcnt--yaricty OF bead work.
Miss Townsend, OF E,llstO Island-one shell box.
MISS J. Is. Pollock, OF Rtchland-onc shell box.
POULTRY
G. BollIn OF Columbtn-Cochin China fowls.
Dr. J. W. Parker, OF Counbln-gccse, Muscovy
J. ". Miller, OF Newbcrry-black grazer fowls.
PC. Swan, OF Coumba-.Muscovy ducks.
". Orchard, OF Coiumbiamgame % fowls. sa'' ~" d.
T. II. Trezeyant, OF Columbia-gamc cock.
lieyman Green, OF Columbia-Sumatra game
Mrs. General Preston, of Columbla-bantums
and IIindoostan fowls.
A. X. wylie, OF Chcster-Brahmin and Spanish
James Walker, of Chestcr-whIte bantams.
j.. Epstin, OF Northumberland cock.
STONE AND MARBLE.
j. p. Thomas, OF ColumbIa-marblc bust
A. Y. Ice, OF ColumbIa-spccImen OF terra cot
| To, fountain In aquarium.
CHEMICALS, OILS, &C.
| J. A. August, agent, OF Maryland-samplcs of S.
| O. phoSphntes.
Wando Manufacturing Company, OF Charleston
-Wando fertilizer, ground phosphate, &c.
Warren, Lane & Co., OF Augusta -phosphatcs,
saluda Factory, OF Richland-samplc OF lubri,
eating oil.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT..
J; a. Cannon, OF Newberry-two barrels of Gour
! and loavcs OF bread.
y. Norris, OF CoIumbla-pcppcr catsup.
Mrs. Thomas M. Pollock, OF CouInba-catsup,
Mrs. L. ii. Rice, OF Union-tomato salad, but
Ter; &C.,
Mrs. McCammons, OF Clarendon-dried okra,
hard Mj jelly' tomato sIs catsup, DC ,,o... :,
mangocs grown In Columbia.
L. n. Bookhardt, OF Coiumbln-Jar OF cayenne
Mrs. A. Y. Lee, OF Columbia--brcad.
Ursulinc ConVent-several varieties OF pre-
Mrs. d. y. Dwight. of Fairneld-catsup, &c.
Mrs. W. 4: Wright. Nickcrson's Hotel-sponge
l. Mrs. ]. II. Harden, Of Farfeld-bread, pre-
eervcd watermelon.
Mrs. Anna DcSaussure, OF Columbia-cocoanut
Miss Carol OF columbla-hard Jelly.
Mrs. Henrietta G. jackson, Of Chester-bread.
Hrs. r. Tozer, or Columbia-brcad.
Miss Amelia IL. Hickey, OF Coumbia-orangc
preserves.
Mrs. YIN. Caldwell, OF chester-pickles.
Mrs. G. Macfee, OF Columbia-ngs.
Mrs. A. A. Moore, OF Grcenwood-appc and
| muscadIne Jelly
Mrs. J. b. Harden, OF Fnirncld-plain cake
MISCELLANEOUS.
]. w. Watts OF Laurcns-onc fleece OF ool.
| net.
9. F. Jackson, OF Columbia-one case OF dry
G. w. Cushman, OF Barnweli-checsc cutter
Dniile Chapman, OF Coumbia-lot OF school
| books.
J. ". Miller, OF Ncwbcrry-pair OF deer.
Thos. ". Pollock OF Coiumbu-cagc OF birds.
| Miss Emma Wcstncld OF Grcenvllie-two piece 8
| OF music OF her own composition.
wm. G. whildcn Il Co.. OF Charlcston-gold
headed walking canes, silver cups, forks, masonic
Miss belle Hughes. OF columbia-swan skin
cape, embroidery, &c.
Miss Carrie Root, OF Columba-crochet and
\ hair work. IT
Ursullne Convent-vlctorine Qcather work. set
OF palmetto work.
w. ID. Love Co., OF Columbla-carpcting and
Mrs. r. Tozer, OF Columbla-case OF hair
Mrs. c. A. olncy, OF Edgeacld-box of hair
Miss NJ. L. Krcushard, OF York-box OF hair
| work.
Tho Meeting OF the state Agricultural
md Mechanical Society.
This society met on Wednesday evening, at Car
ollna Hail. The president, General Iiagood, called
| the society to order, and delivered the following
address, which was received with attention and
applause:
Gentlemen or The State Agricultural ana Ne.
| chdnfcat SOctetY-Morc than eight years have
elapsed since the last meeting OF the society
voice OF peaceful industry was flushed amid the the
clash OF arms; the energies once devoted to ts ad-
vancement were directed to the preparation and
welding OF the Implements OF war, and the accri-
mutation OF two centurles OF labor was freely de-
voted TO q cause In which all OF 1t that was de-
structible perl5hcd For other four OF these years
| we have been recovering from this fierce paroxysm
OF civil strife, and have moved 'as sick man In
| his sleep.n
1t was the teaching or our States Rights poll
| tlcians, apart from Its being 30 nominated In the
bond, that with the maintenance OF their dogma
the material prosperity OF tho Southern States
| was lnseparably connected; OF our thcologians
that our system OF labor had Its sanction In Di.
vine DEGREES; and recent experience In adjacent
countries had shown, that without it, in tropical
climates ut least, race composing onc-thlrd OF
our population could not be utilized, and would
| relapse Into fctishism. What wonder, then, that
at the results OF the war our people stood aghast
that the emigrnnt spirit Of their ancestors par
] tially revived; that for time the voice OF hope
herself grated harshly upon tho car-that It be-
came fashionable 70 be poor, and patriotic to be de-
giles OF our blood, and the sunny skies and
tSemlng soil with which o bountlful God has
blessed us, to-day In productive capacity our glo
| rl0uS land nearly EQUALS the YQlue II not the