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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-27

HOTEL AnRrvALs, SEprKhBkR 25 AND 49,
Pauilion Hotei.-O. d. Baldwin, North Caroli-
pa; A. M. kirkland, Southern Express Conn
pany; Joe F. Shelton, Rome, Ca; J. s. sldwell,
Fairfield; .. W. Dossott, Cowards, 8. O.; henry
sparnick, John CnmpbeE, Columbia; T. Will
son, Philadelphia; E. Thomas, Columbia; Vim.
Benjamin, Raleigh. N. c.; @. Mckinley, New
York; P. Afro, Key wost; ". c. Kirsdoll, Ken
tucky; Rev. F. j. shadler, City; p. j. Brine,
England; A. Palmer. Columbia; q. 81. Key,
New Orleans; Alex. Hull, New York; J. L. Gaff.
ney, Limo Stone Springs.
Charleston tei.-Dsniel Callahan, Savan-
nah; j. Thompson, Georgia; James Sherry and
wife, Miss Sherry, New York; Charles L. Bow
ker, Covlngineton. Gs.; John Wilson. Now
Jersey; A. Biat Wilson, Dickertown, N. j.;
James A. Rector, Florida; L. Phillips, New
York; Emil Gotler, Char leston; a. II. Dewitt,
Baltimore; A. q. Gillett, Augusta; j. a. Latii
mer. Nashville; Captain A. Cutler. James M.
Flood Steamship Georgia; A. Getty, City; Jas.
A. Brown. Newport, r. L; r. A. Heath, War
ringtou, Ga; T. Bensburg. st. Louia; Charles
8 Park Savannah; John Chadwick, New York;
W: a. Bradshaw, Aiken; T. W. Davis, Green
vile; e. J. Baker. Beltlmore;. VIM. D. Hill,
Georgia; John Parker and wife, Mrs. Sel,iok
aud child, Miss Emma Parker, John w. PARK
er, Miss Bessie Parker, Charleston.
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GERMAN AND HEDREw.-We publish to day the
advertisement Of DR.. Blancke. offering to in
struot in the dernan and Hebrew languages.
DR.. B. was born England. OF German pa
rents, educated in Germany, graduated in Got
tingen, aud for plumber Of years was engaged
in teaching the above named languages in
Cheltenham, England. Ho brings the highest
testimonials, both to his characterize ID sschol-
arship, and we should be pleased to see him
meet with all the success 1aBour city which We
believe he merits.
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Mrrs-Y SMALL AYFA1R.-About week ago
negro purchased q cheese from o merchant
on East Bay. After keeping it three or four
days, no returned with 1t. stating that It was
unsopnds and demanding return Of the mo-
ney. THE merchant, refused to accede TO his
demtnd. The negro then went 70 Magistrate
ldishAw, oolorcd md sued out awafrant for
The ssssat of;.hs msEohant upon the. charge q
cheating aud swindling. He appeaTed before
tho magistrate and gave security for his ap.
pearance for triaL..i;I DIS si.lI
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"rHB sIRoCCo CoMETH ,"
Parson Cain Warns tho Pee ulating City
Omoials OF tho Wrath 10 Como-Lot
Aldermen Bewafet

1t is really surprising on how many points
ParsoR Cain and The NEWS think alike, not
withstanding tho occasional political extrava-
gauces into which tho black shepherd is be-
trayeG. In Saturdays issue of the Missionary
Record he polishes off our municipal vulturos
in very handsome stylo. After depicting in
glowing terms the public confidence and PROS
perity that would result from an administration
OF city affairs by honest, capable and respeota-
bio men, he goes on TO say:
But when venal class usurp the functions
OF administrative and executive affairs-whon
men Of base origin and OF craven habits dom
ineer over patient forbearanoe and the lovers Of
1evs PS STa
torang out treasures OF the people, and inaugu-
rate their midnight bacchaDals-whent the poo
ple are pouring out OF their pouerty to sustain
. city government, oppressed with an .onor--
when every effort is being made to resusoitate
and recover our fallon fortunes, It is time fos
honest people to look to their '.fints" and soru-
tinize the actions OF their public functionaries.
And yot rumor alarms US OF transactions per-
petratod by high officials detrimental to our
'iuterosts. We are lcd'to these reflections by
the facts IN our possession at certain ''pecula-
tions" and needless expenditures Of a GER
tain .s.clique" in our City Council, Il who
are said to be foasting of tho peoples money.
Wo warn those faithless public servants that
there are honest mon in tho NopublIcan party
who will not suffer them to bring the party INTO
Disgrace without lifting their voice against
their needless expenditure Of the peoples hard
earnings. While they pay tho poor laboring
they drink their s'sherry" and champagne. aud
drive fast horses. Si1s. there arc host OF
honest mon who aro observing your COURSE.
That ring will otremain In power forever.
No, the indignant people will riso up in thoir
might and crush then to powder. Beware
''he Sirocco cometh," and terrible are the
Judgments Of the people. They will not always
be led to slaughter by the bloody-handed
butchers. H-.
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UfsouND FIsn.-A negro named Charles
Cormick was arrLigped before the Mayor Satur-
day, to answer to the charge OF attempting to
sell unsound ash in the Market, and for abus-
ing the Clerk Of the Market whom he told him
he should not sell them. Charles WAS OF the
opinion that freedom gave him the privilege of
talking as much as he pleased, and 80 asserted.
The Mayor discharged him with reprimand.
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FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMKNTs SEPARATE
fursnce Department Of Georgia according to law
for the benefit OF the snsured In this Company
btoekholdcrs wealthy end respossbis gentlemen Of
Georgia.
A purely southern Company, allowing, only six
ser cont oi ia earnings 70 The Stockholders; the
rest Of the pronts divided among the PolieyhoIden
on tho contribution plan. :" n-GaIjW dG.l.
Fire Department has BEEN In ruee@pfni opers-
den for six months, and has already accumulated
handsome assets. .:s.g u ,-.sttt ~ - tst y $
Iite Department. in fun and Successful operation,
ana vielns With Old oompanies IN its success. 20 +
|, All Of its Poieiss non-forfsittble. and OF ever,
description Of Lis and Rndowmsnt together with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No restricHons upon travel, pisee q residsnee or
,occupattoD. !, IN M ,ts .
Women Insured en saas terms g nsn.
IOsns bait Of its premiums no notes taken. !.
+ scar ii.isaAiIH eo51rkas: 81 9s:34ge 81,
Il VII. LAYTON, President
J. q. MoBURnEY, -ytce.p President
I n. J. LfaHrToor. Rscreiary..Tt
. serG1Y. AuOAY.t tGcpstitttansE Eotuary. e.
p. q WRldHT, k1iniziAs srbys.sian.
This Company = now prepared 70 iaks risks sitber
- the ftro O Lie Deg artmsai ana s6atsss share
o1 the patronage Of the si.yhnq sts,s.
-. AGL4E w.
:sss' a, sssa sss ss ~ b lad Da.eii... Il
toaAa ~ fsatshas an ys.SHi 81
nSv R pesAsnxeS. .ks1ai<sasis 10 b snsdA 70
Aie Eno1ir,A E AZ sssa { s. 8 n isSsa
N Rsse ASr n, ~, = II !. Il, -, Il ;tI. .A-It
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ARRESTED on SuspIuoN.-A- negro named
David Robinson was arrested Saturday by Off,
GERS Hernandez. Trual and Lovett, on the
charge of having stolen gold watch, valued at
$780, from No. II Wentworth street.
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CorToH RATES VIA BALr1MoRE.-The Balsi-
more steamers are taking cotton via Baltimore
to Philadelphia at &c. per pound, to Now
York at 10. and to Boston at TO. per pound.
with reasonable dispatch. Tho Falcon will
sail Wednesday noon. -, 80 -
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CHARLESTON -AHRAn.-TAE. .Nzvs has mem
toned that AIo New NorldAns pspora were in
eostao,es over a raco between two rival hand
engine companies, Of thstcrity, in which the
winning engine was runtf four hundred yards
and threw wator in two minutes, and thirteen
and q half seconds ;: Eat tho annual parade Of
the Charleston Fire Department, 10 last April,
the hand engine ofthe Vigilant Fire Company,
OF this city. woighing three Thousand six hum
dred and eighty pounds. was run iour hundred
yards and threw water q distance Of Gfty feet
in two minutes and thirteen seconds. 5
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RAN.-There has been plenty OF rain during.
tho past forty-sight hours. Tho showers were
accompanied with thunder. but no lightning.
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To .THR LADHs.- Messrsl stoll, Webb d Co;
have received . case of Fall Dress Goods from
an a1etion. house, which they are Offering ct
IS cents worth As cents;) together with q
large lot OF Dry Goods in every other grade, OF
the latest styles and choicest colora, at No. 9S7
King street. :, Z Sept 81 \
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Target eCtrcuintiop.-TyED DAILY NcWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
cOGNizED As HA PING THE LARGEST CIR
cULArIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE foSToFFIoE., AT. IA Z END OF
IONS OF TIE NEW POST0FF1CB Law.
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J The INDIAN CHIEr.-Mr. j. Madison has re-
Gently proorred from New York an Indian
chief, who stands sentry before his tobacco
warehouse, at tho corner Of King and 8 society
streets. The figure Ia made OF cast iron, and
is one OF the most attractive signs on King
street. Mr. Madsen has every va nety Of .'sub-
lime tobacco" known. and offers Inducements
to tho wholesale and retail trade that are rarely
equallod. -e s,se ies13
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ONE Of Dickens or scott's works is present.
ed to every annual subsoriberto the XIX Cen
tury. .,s s. ':sss e,s. -. l>5,sg sept;23
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sLO!CAL4NI TIERS.
,nIeeiinEs This Day.

Friendship L9dge, .at half-past 2 P. N. !
Rutledse Rifle Club, ats p. NJ.
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Z. ACTIVE FREIaHTs.- Business in this city has
opened with greater activity, and has assumed
more decidedly the character OF . prosperous,
healthy trade than at any time since the war.
Tho fairly paying prices which the South now
enjoys for her staples will, ere long, restore
her to moro than her former comfort and
wealth. Among other branches of commerce
which are steadily improving, is the inter
course along the coast, which is now largo and
gaining, and its present importance WAS indi-
Gated on Saturday last when FIVE steamships
left this city for the leading Northern centres.
These vessels. were the Manhattan, for New
York, with 1888 bales cotton; Minnetonka, for
Now York, with 116s bales; General sedg wick,
for New York. with 451 bales; j. W. Eyerman,
for Philadelphia. with 568 bales; md Sea Gull,
for Baltimore, with S97 bales; forming a grand
total OF 4020 bales cotton. Extra steamships
have been placed on some of the lines. and are
s6Aring heavS cargoes.
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Auction, salo Tfhis. Day

KNoK, DAILY & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their salesroom, dry and fancy goods, &c.
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THE sr. PkrsR's tCoIoPKD1 @ A9Ho IIo
OHuaoH. We learn that about Chrlstmas there
will bsE iii f8f th6 ftsn9ft Of this church,
whicSEas b9eh 6pehsd about two years, and
daring that. time has been struggling through
many dtfapnlties. Eowipgy to the impoverished
state of Tie cong gfegation. .Rsv.A N. Poichi,
tho pastor, considers thib plan necessary TO
raise fdnds tosdeiTsy expenses and mako need
cd improvements to, tho icliufoh. Wo trust
thsttbose who may solicit contributions and.
donations for the fair viii be libarally respond
ed to Ry all classes Of onr people. TO preyont
any Misunderstanding thS. collectors #ill be
provided with q certificate ffoin the pastor,
and the seal Of The church on the certificate.
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BUSINESS xorIoEs

ATTENTION is directed to the reopening OF
the Carolina Educational Institute for young
ladies. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Alexander and
Madame A. Girard, the principals Of this In
stitute, have given It a deserved popularity,
both at homo and abroad
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Too LII TO APPEAR The case 1.-The old
man who was dubbed by policeman. on
Thursday evening last, was again called before
the Mayor Saturday rnornine; hut the gouuds
he had received prevented him from attend
ing. The Ohief OF Police desired ns to stato
that 20 charges hasebsen preferred against the
anosiinG acers. and he could nottake ofaciA
notice Of the matter until such was done.
Some one who Witnessed the affair should at
once prefer Shsrga. Tho officer who lid the
clubbing, II found guilty Of unnecessary VIC.
loncs. should 30 disohafg ed. from the force and
severely punished besid.. S-r1Susb MRaa
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FnEIaHTlNo SHrps-A NEW BARK early
arrival Of cotton is unusually large. Tho sup
ply at this port has caused quite demand Tor
freight ROOM and vessels now due are anx-
iously looked for. On Friday Iast tho new bark
Annie Torrey, Captain Libby, arrived here
from Richmond, Me-, with cargo Of hay con-
signed to Messrs. w. Roach & Co. She oame
in good time, and was fortunate enough to BE-
cure through her consignee considerable por.
ton OF her cargo for Liverpool at s-1ed. on
upland cotton. The Annie Torrey is just off
the stocks at Richmond, Me-, and has been
constructed with great care. by her builders,
Messrs. Thurlow d Elwell, who haye furnished
her with oil the latest improvements. She toms
78l and it is thoughtthat she will be able to
stow away about 1900 bales. Tho usual good
management Of her consignees will insure her
having prompt dispatch. It will surprise many
OF our citizens, no doubt, to learn that these
gentlemen have dfsbursed in this city in the
past year over ntty-oue thousand dollars for
work executed for Che shilling vessels to their
consignment.
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CnUMBs.-The deposits in tue Charleston
branch Of tho Freedmon's Savings Bank in
August wero, $20, ,437 80; drafts, $14. .3a4 68.
Amount due depositors $l10, ,224 81.
There was no one Aned by the Mayor Satur-
day.
Eight new lamps we're put up along tho King
street plank road last week. ,ro.
: Tho remains Of Mr. a. 8. Hargrove, who was
killed on the South Carolina Railroad, were in.
tered in Columbia on Friday last with Masonic
honors. u :, abys ~; -. ,!.l
'in: The magistrates who were ordered to inves-
tigate tho charges against Magistrate Bunch,
arc awaiting further instructions from the
Governor. =
E The Collins theatrical troupe is expected to
arrivo Tuesday,. z1
Efforts will be nlado to force Collector Clark
to testify before the City Engineer Ingostiga.
ting Committee. -
Soven thousand six hundred and six ~ eight
feet of mill timber and two hundcod and seven.
teon thousand three hundred and twenty-nine
fcot OF lurnbor were inspected last weok.
II is rumored that professional gontlen,n
Of this city "burnt his fingers during the
recent gold fcvcr.
"Yo tiger" was bearded in his den on Queen
street by tho detectives early yesterday morn
ing. Those who wore gambong with the ami.
NAL will appear before the Mayor to-day.
Tho scone painter and stage carpenter for
tho Operahouso are expected to arrive to-
morrow. .Ia
match gamo OF base bail was played upon
the Citadel Green Saturday afternoon between
tho Charleston and Emerald clubs, resulting in
score Of eighteen for tho former aud thirteer
for the latter club.
- MIR. Chadwick returned to the city yesterday
from a. trip North. whero he has been to pro-
cure workmen and material for the finishing
work upon the Operahouse.
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Sp 4 "a fatoif 5a u !5sft .4GiSii.,( .4.36 Z,
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The AMUSEMENT SEASON opens on Monday
evening noxt ut the Htbernian Hall, when
newy orf anized dramatic company, under tho
management OF Msssrs. Collins and Morse,
are to appear, with the advantage OF new
sconery and appointments, upon stage vast
ly improved. Most OF the members of the
combination which, in numbers. at leaet, is q
strong one-win be new to Charleston audi
ence. Miss Kate Raymond, the leading lady
ia we'll known to our playgoers. She has
achieved considerable SUCCESS in her line since
We saw, her last, and is doubtless much i'm
proved. II the fair promises OF the mana RS
be fulfilled, the engagement can hardly fail to
ha aucnaaa. ------
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HORRIBLE BUTCHERY.
Negro Nearly Chopped to Pieces with
an Axe or a HOo-lnquest.

About half-past three o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, tho body Of q negro man was observed
floating in the Ashley River, noar The bathing
house. al tn" South Battery. It was bauled
upon the shore and the Coroner notified. Ho
summoned jur, at once, and held an inquest.
There was no testimony, and although the
body was examined by number OF persons,
no ono recognized It. After viewing the body
and waiting some time to ascertain whether
tho body could be recognised, or any testimony
could be produced, to throw some light upon
the transaction, the jury rendered vordiot, in
substance, that the deceased had been MUIR
dered by party or parties to the jury un.
known. The general condition Of the body
rendered it's speedy burial necessary, and the
Coroner, although desiring to koop it, with
tho hopo that 1t might bo identified, felt com.
pelled to order it's burial. al s
The body, when found, had been In the water
about twenty-four hours. There was nothing
upon it but an old tattered coat. Itwas horri-
bly, manglcd. There was large. deep cash
upon the back OF the head, which was nearly
split in two. On the right side of tho neck
wero two stabs mado with knife. Those
wounds extended downward and were about
six inches deep. There wus Jalso a large, deep
cash in the right hip, aud in other portions Of
the body numerous bruises. The wounds on
the head and hip wero doubtless inflicted with
any axo or q hoe. ANY ono Of tho wounds
would have caused doath. The body had
loated down the Ashley River with the ebb
tide. 1t is believed that Tho murder was COM
mitted in the uppor portion of the city, and
then thrown into tho river. Who the deceased
was, who WAS tho murderer, and where tho
murder was committed, are yet to be asoer-
tanned, and there seems to be no clue that will
lead to tho obtaining of tho desired informa-
tion. The deceased was apparent? about
thirty years OF age.
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saAs LIGHT.

THE UNDERSIGNED REspRoPvUILV oALIs
TIE attenhou q the public 70 the ahovo named
IIaa T, for which 10 Z pow prspsr,d % receive
ORDERS. lt 10 claimed for th,s LsSht shst q a ruoe.
fior 20 Kseoecsis Or any Other UfunainskinR OILS
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AurtiuH SaIrs.
slERIFF's SALE.
A. c. McGILLIVRAY. .

sHERIFF's SALE.
-.' A. c. McGILLIVRAY
Aucttoneer
BY virtue Of writ of Fier FncaB to mo directed ana~
aenVered Will bo sold on MONDAY tho ith dav of
octooer next at the northeast corner of the Conrt
mouse. netween IL O'Clock A. n md 3 p NJ
All the right, utle and Interest OF the iefendant
IN all that TRACT OF LAND situate In tho late Par.
three miles nom the TO Of Mount Pleasant Chariea
ton County, containing 100 acre moro or less form
erly the property Of John Hamlin. Butting and
bounding south on tho lands Of a r. Kinloch east
on toe Georgetown road, west on lands of II. T. TeW
and north by the Georgetown road.
Levied on and to be sold ns The property Of John
H. Bryan. at the suit OF Henry aorlbeck ct al, and
William Won Gohreu. So
ALSO. ..
At the same time and place,
Al! the rtSet tito aud interest Of the defendant
IN all that PLANTATION known as "Bull Head'
In the Parish Of st. Thoma, and st. Denis, contaip-
Ing GAL ncre., more or less BOUNDED southwariIy
ana cas'wartly on lands now late of Colonel
Ibomas Screven; wcstwardly on lands now or laCe
OF Alexander CLOWN, aud norlhWardly on lands
now or lato of William CapprH.
levied on and to be sold as tue property of Aaron
Logan, ut the suit Of Ellis DorrevilIc.
ALSO,
At the same time and place. :
AL the right, title and interest OF tho defendant
in a LOT OF LAND situated in Meeting, between
with tho improvements thereon. Lot M assuring in
'front.' 40 feet by 200 feet in depth, mora or less
Lowed on and to be sold tho property Of H.
II. stafford, at the suit OF John T. Forbes.
aor,ns cash. E.W. NJ MAcKEY.
ocPt 10 ma Il. O. O.
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NEW YORK. .,.
Or9 N AZ d IN 1859.
ALL POLIOES NON-FORFEIrABLE.
HALF LoAN TAKBM NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST oAsH DIVIDEND solF1rTY, PER CENT.
/, ss.y, ,ii -. Z: srA1x,xsr.
Pelices An .sab. .ooO. eco
Assets:.... 100000
Losses Paid. 100000
orf1oEns. 81 al.
w.H. PRoKHAM, President,
WE T. BOOKER. viee-presidsnt'
l. yMoADAM, tseeretary aqd Actuary. ~!
GA. FUDfoKAR. superintendent
- Ia DIRECTORS
Hon. IoHN A. Drx, New York (
Hon. JAllEs HAnPlR; Firm of Harper & Bros. IL ~.
Mayor New York. .,
yoHsJ. caAHr. President Bank Republic.
WV II. vKnNMrR. Banker (vermilye Col
oHAs q. RooxwooD. osshIer Newark Banking Com.
pany. .ctt r 49,. aat- tae
Hon. GDonaE orprrr, ex. Mayor Of New York.
MINOR @, MORAN, Banker.
THoxAs RIosEx, Firm Ihonis RiRney & Co.
Bx,u. B. B.sHRHxAH, Treasurer New York Steam Su.
gar Reclining Company. ssi A sr,:i
AA2oN ARNOLD, Firm Of Arnold, Constable 90,
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i CEREBRAL AGENT FOB SOUTH oAaoLINA.
Dr.. T. REKEsrJRRNA. Examining Physician.
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GENERAL. AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
80 unce No. 'aes Kins-street;3
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