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Portonts.

10
OursEuropean cousins are accustomed 10
dread the wink Of King william or the
sneexe of Emperor Louis, as ominous por-
tents of the Immediate avepging Of "Le
Waterloo" or the coming of q continental
war. But they may be little surprised to
hnd that in this Republican country every
word Of General Grant is listined to as
anxiously as though the President elect the
likeness of kingly crown had on, and were
the master absolute of half q million. of SOL
diers.
We admit that this hero worship is some
what strange on the part of people who
DO not allow their ambassadors to wear
knee-breeches, aud who sturdily proclaim
their reverence for simple Benjamin Frank
lin. And yet we have q good excuse, q
brave excuse, why we now act as though
the fate of those United States depended on
the will Of one man alone
We have been in an unsettled condition
for about eight years, during the greater
part of which the life oe thousands hung
on the crook Of finger, and their liberties
On the tinkling of bell We became aocus-
toned to see the supreme law of the land
torn and patched to suit the exigenoies of
the times. Fer o while q President was
supreme, then a Minister was master, then
Congress became lord Of all. so that in our
desire to forget that the government of the
country had been entrusted to three co-or-
dinate powers, and measured our chances
for the future by what was said or done by
the demi-god of the day.
Aud it is just this feeling that causes us
to count the wreaths of smoke which
surround the head Of the ssComing Man."
to see tribulation in frown, joy in smile,
and the fruition of all our hopes in a mono
syllable speech. We have grown accustom
ed to being well shaken before taken, and
pin our faith to General Grant for the very
good reason that we might go further and
fare much worse.
But this will not endure in this shape
forever and day. There will be a change
before long, and either the Union will be-
come the Union of old, or the shadow Of
Republican institutions will be sent to keep
company with the substance which some
time since departed. e
In the meanwhile, Democrats and Repub.
llcans Will keep close eye upon the Presi-
dent elect, and interpret all that he does
not say as promise of better days to come.
They will watch every word Of the favorite
of fortune, and, like good Republicans, con-
tinue to worship the powers that he M
matter what some folks say.
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The Magazines.

LIE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE Of Foreign Literature.
W. 81. Bidwell, Editor. New York E. r.
Pelton, 1O8 Fulton-street. Charleston Fo-
garties Book Depository.
The February number of this popular
and excellent magazine has come to hand.
Among the twenty articles composing the
present number, there is rich variety of
subject and treatment. We have been par
ticuiariy pleased with the scientific notices
OF the moon, the great pebula in Argo, q
vast pYcteafunivcrse, Moncrietf's Ordnance
System aud thc earthquake regions of
South America. Professor G oldwin Smith
contributes q sketch of Sir Robert Peel
The criticism on Halleck assigns 60 him
much higher place than will be awarded by
posterity. The outline history of the In
QUESTION will interest many readers. On
the whole, it is q capital number
New EoLEor1c MAGAZINE. Baltimore Turn
bull q Murdoch, 81 Lexngton-street. Num-.
Der for February.
A brilliant number, with Victor Hugo
glorifying the frontispiece. The biopraph-
cal sketches relate to this great French
genius, Louise Mulbaoh and Elizabeth Bar
rett Browning. There is thoughtful arti-
ole on Christ and Civilization, an outline Of
Mr.. Church's masterly argument upon this
subject, delivered in sermons before the
University Of Oxford. The ladies viii
peruse with some amusement and some in
dignation the caustio satire from the Spec
tator on dress worship. The stories, re-
views and miscellaneous articles are IF tha
usual high order.
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me demand for them issso great that the man
rfacturers have moro orders.on hand than they
can fill in two rnonths fT

me demand for them iss so great that the man
Cfacturers have moro orders..on hand than they
can I'LL in two months.
An eating match against time is the latest
novelty in tue New York sporting world, which,
Judging from its description in the Tribune,
must have been most disgusting exhibition.
Two weeks age, bet OF $50 was made that
certain notorious gourmand would eat three
dozen hard boiled eggs, without drink Of any
kind, within the space OF thirty-six minutes
The match came off Saturday. The first II
eggs were bolted whole in 144 minutes. The
eighteenth stuck fast in the throat the ope-
rator gulped painfully, but the obstruction
would not stir. The sufferer seized the iron
handle Of the saucepan which contained the.
boiled eggs, and was about to inject the OBJ
struction when the opposite party called 'sfoul."
The umpire, with extraordinary judicial
perspcacity, rendered his decision-that the
operator might inject or eject at pleasure by
mechanical aid, but the eggs so injected or
elected would not count. He won't on to give
his reasons, and got to the 'sthirdly," when
the suffocating wretch, now purple in the face
as the gills OF male turkey, eyes dIstended
outside their sockets, breathing stentoriously,
bolted 1.-THE recalcitrant egg with the handle Of
the saucepan. Seventeen regular eggs and q
blank in sixteen and three-quar.er minutes.
The eater sank into chair entirely exhausted,
with stomach in a volcanic state. After two
minutes rest, three more eggs were bolted in
manifest pain, eyes running water, and the
whole frame twitching medically. Twenty
four eggs in twenty-five minutes, and the ope-
rator throws up the sponge and is tak n away
by his baCkerS ', I.
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We PUBLISH this morning letter upon
the subject Of the Cotton Worm," from
the gentleman to whom we were indebted
for the letters on the future OF the coast Of
South Caroline, which hove been read with
30 general interest in the columns Of The
NEWS. The theory Of Mr.. Pope is well
sustained by fact and experience, and is
the most satisfactory which we know to
have been published.
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The Ordinance to authorize the CONVEX
sion of the City Of Charleston stock into
coupon bonds, spoken Of so highly in The
News Of yesterday, was introduced in Coun-
Gil by Alderman Geddings, the chairman Of
Of the Committee of.Ways and Means, and
not by Alderman Olney, as previously
stated
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pissolutiou Of Gopartnersbip.

nISSOLUTTON OF GOPARTNERsEsYs.
~ The copartnership heretofore existing under
the style OF 3. ROOD q Co, for the purp ,ge of
carrying the Livery stable business IA this Issv
dissolved by it's own limitation
"a: P. PICKETT is slone authorized t, settle the
anairs OF Sne late hrm. M. p. PICKETT.
w. A. ROCK
January ~. 1869. Ianna'x 40
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WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, go.
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Amasemsut.

'onN Y. a1LSEkT.... T...................... Manager
Benefit and positively tho last appe france but one
OF MISS ANNIE DELAND on which occasion she will
appear in On entirely NEW PLAY, witch is now at
tracing crowded houses in London.
Friday Evening, january 30, 1869,
Will be givea the play in prologue and three acts
entitled,
BLOW FOR BLOW.
Mildred Craddock, Alice Petherick Twin Sisters :,
Miss ANNIE DELAND.
Owing to the length Of the play, no other piece
will be given.
Saturday. last night OF the season. January 30
II 8 &c IL
REFREsHMENT ENTERTAINMENT.
+ IN AID OF THE
Ca TH0LIC CHAPEL IN AIKEN, s. c..
The LADIES OF THE CATHOLIC CONG REGA-
TONS Of the City, desirous to aid the Right Rev.
Bishop PBRSICO to erect Missionary Chapel in
Aiken. will give HOT SUPPER AND REFRESH
MEN ENTERTAINMENT in
HI B E r MI IN HALL,
ON THE
Evenings OF the 1st. Sd and 3d. or Feb
fxaary-
In connection with the entertainment, there will
also be offered FOR SALE AND RAFPLEA FINE
COLLECTION OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTI-
Giles,
The Hall will be opened every evening from to
ii O'Clock.
PRICE OF ADMISSION
Single Season Tickets. ts...............5O so cents,
Family Season Tickets ts-..S1 81 On
Children. IN centa
Io, a
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Notices ID yaukruptep.


TN THH DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MAT TER OF JAMES
D. BLANDING, BANKRUPr, BY WHOM PETI.
TON FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON THE 30TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
q. d., 1868, IN SAID COURr-IN BANKRUPTCY
This Is to give notice that on the TwENTX-s11TH DAY
OF JANUARY, a. D., 1869, Warrant in Bankruptcy
issued against the Estate of 4MES d. BLANDING
OF Sumter, In the District of sumtel and State Of
South Carolina, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition; that the payment Of any debts
rupt, to him for his use. and the transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by law that q meet
Ing Of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt to prove
the1r debts aL to choose one or more Assignees Of
bis Estate, will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy
to be holden at No. "a Broad-street, Charleston
South Carolina, before j. C. CARPENTER, Registrar
on the TWELFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D 1863, at
IL O'Clock M. P. M. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger
Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEaE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM. 1s69.-IN THE MATTER OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR FULL AND
FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPToY.-.Or-
dered, That q hearing be had on the SEVENTEENTH
DAY oE FEBRUARY 1869, at the Federal Court
house IN Charleston. ~ G.; and that all Creditors &C.
show Cause If any they can, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted And that the sec.
ond and third meetings of creditors OF said bankrupt
will he held at the Office of J. c. CARPEN TER,
Esq., Registrar Of Second Congressional District 8.
NJ. NJ. on 'ho SIXTEENTH DAY OF fh"hOAhz 1862 at Ia
BY order OF the Court the 21st day January 1862
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk OF the District cour of the U. 8. for II. G.
January % f3
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Gu Rent.

TTyO RENT, A SUITE OF Rooms. I'M
y QUlRE ut the DRUG STORE No. 1871 Meet
ing.street. a. JANUARY 40
E,OK Z ENT, AT FLAT RuCK, NORrH
- Carolina, comm ,disus furnished RESI-
DENCE. most conveniently situated. For terms ap-
ply to GEORGE H. HOPPOUK, Accommodation
Wharf. ,. thfm3 January 20
TN E E N II, TWO COMFORTABLE
u ROOMS, ina private family. Also. q commo-
dious Brick Stable. with large sard attached Apply
st NO 1Ol CALHOUN-STREk1, between Meeting
and Anson. south side. 81 january AZ !
THO RENT, THE TWO AND HALF
" story BRICK HOUSE, northwest corner of
Hasel and East Bay streets, containing four square
rooms, two attcs, dressingrooDa, pantry doubi. pi
azza-, large basement, gas through The house. good
Kitchen Of foar rooms, all in good order apply at
No. lO4 MARKET-STREET, between Meeting and
King. January "a
YEtO RENT, ON EASY TERMS. Tts A
Il good tenant, the PLANTATION Lnown as the
"Hayes," sixteen miles from the city by South Ca
rolina Railroad, same by main road; 100 acres
cleared swamp, $50 acres cleared high land; tract
contains TOO acres.
Apply to WILLIS CHISOLM
January 21
TUNO RENT. A PIANO, I'M GOOD ORDER.
n Apply THIS OFFICE. October %
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W0pertuersbiu 1lotiee.


vEsHE UN r.D HAVas EDss N E n
Il A ACOpARNERsHIp for the purpose az carrvinr
ON the SHTP CHsMDLERY And COMMT,sT1sN
~ ~ INESs; tno name O. The Arm to DO I. ID. CLAN.
cX q 90. copastnership y date from LIST instsnt.
8tss THEODORE u. CLANCY q
ays~ Il. w. LOCKWOOD. a
CHARLES =. CRAIG. "
yaneary ~ ss mwf6
HtOPA AtsTN GKSfsIP MlpT1CM.--a xaavN
~ this day associated with me, ii. the FACrOk.
AGE AND COMMISSION BUsfNRas INV SON
MEhhx y. WILLIAMS. under the Arm Of W. B.
l,s WINTHROP B. WILLIAMS.
Charleston, january !. 1859.
january &Sl @ frnwfa @
NTOTaUtc.-.H HAVE TRala Day Aassl-
Ly ClATRD Yith me Ia tho BANKIN(a IX.
CHANGE AND BROKERAGE BUSINESS. Mr.. TiI.
WARD u. MoHELANL, Of this city under she Arm,
name and style OF Z. GAMBRILE 90. go
The power of Attorney from NO to r. NJ Mora
land 10. consequently. revoked. y. GAMRRTfT,.s rs
Charleston, B. O.. january j. 1895. sa99s38 4
January ss sdSS a Y limo Sg
E Ayy N a rs q sC me aaablAAN KFNSs
a. Esq. Y efds day admitted 4 partner Id oar
cAMfDEnI 4 sRABRooK, rswssss,
yAMEs ID. cAMPReT.y. y AAs''xsss' T'''
MRNRY SEABROCK @ IA 'l S M
McaiLLAN KING, january
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CHOICE NATIVE WINES.

WYE HAVE NOW LANDING PER STEAMER
w Champion, the following brands of CALL
FORMIA WiHEs: MUsCATEL. Port, Hock, Sherry.
Angelica and Sparkling; also. California Btters.
Ihe above Wines have become leading article at
the North on account of being strictly pure and
duty free which renders them compar aratively cheap
For sale by G. d. ATHENS CO..
Corner King and Market streets.
January 20
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N Il w g s u MI MI A Rx.

Gold closed at New York at 363c.
The New York cotton market was quiet
and firm. Sales 21oO bales at 2S2a29c.
AT Liverpool cotton closed quiet; uplands
on the spot 113d, adoat 115d; Orleans 11aa112d
Sales 10000 bales. -
-sLncoln Avenue has been created in
Washington, by changing the name Of the
thoroughfare heretofore known as ''Four-
and-a-half street."
More than one-ffth Of the order Of
Jesuits are now in the United States, and
the members Of other Catholic orders arr
coming 70 this country III great numbers.
Ono thousand miles of the Union Pacific
Railroad are now in actual operation, and only
two hundred and fifty miles remain to be
built. E.4.. ~
Don Piatt, Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial (Republican), says:
''Wc have no end OF rogues, and an equal num-
ber Of asses in our organization. that would
steal the last cent from the treasury, and drive
us to the devil" rt s
- The New York Board Of Health has adopt
ed an ordinance forbidding the sale of kero-
sene oils and other burning fluids unless they
shall take fire at one hundred and ten degrees
Fahrenheit and not evolve explosive material
at temperature of one hundred degrees.
The Rev. Mr. Murray, a young man re-
Gently settled over the Park-street Church in
Boston, startled his stad parishioners the
other Sunday by inserting n petition in his
prayer that the Lord would also 'sbless those
middle "soa fn"'ales in the congregation
whose youthful hooes had been disappointed. >.
--1h' hev 'onn A. Scott, of West Virginia,
has lhYoote'' ora for taking photographs
q me oai'hs SUR ace rom any desired height.
IL IS senI up Dy oa looI With clock work to
open aua shu' at the r.lhl elevation. and
when ii is pulled down tha Nh. oe,ro r,,;c ~,
preston is done, IT, ia tbonoht = viii ho 30
great use in ny
115sgs nj Ssdges OF the United States Supreme
IN consultation on Friday and
on the leg si-tender case The dis
Judges Was quite extended but
q has been reached. The coasulta-
loped the fact, however, that
3 Sys; 81 sS S 10 opinions prepared, but at
III 3 VI known upon which side the
S will bo made. Future con-
SssS s|Ss S'lde this and who shall De
ssss asSsS SsSS$S, the opinions
ssszss.usssne.ss
sS.;
~ sS yav yer rsisS SsS5;Ss sS
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS Fur ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER,
Apr1l Il No. 161 King-street.
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TNFORMATION w D.-ANY IN.
Il FORMATION given Of STEPHEN KEYS, who
reached the city on Wednesday last will be thank
fully received by his wife, MARIA KEYS, at Grocery,
corner Church and Chalmers streets.
Drcernber 10
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WANTED, BY A LADY ACCUsTOnI
" ED to write for tho press employment on
one or more Literary Papers Magazines, as
WRITER OF SKETCHES, POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K. +. w., Postoffice, Charleston S. C.
October 8
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WANTED, BY "A YOUNG MAN. A Ma
~ TIVE OF this city, who has been living in
the upcountry for six years Situation in any bu
siness where he can make himself useful Can give
any reference required. Address "R." through
Posofice. 8 January az
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY. BY A SIM
y! GLE ady and Gentleman, two neatly fur
nashed ROOMS In private family Address ). E.,
january % or
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A GENTS WANTED..-S75 To SaoO pEu
"a month, or commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE: price Sl8. For circulars and terms address
Z; HOWEns CO.. No. $40 South Third-street,
fh1a neiph1a, Pa 3mo December s
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wants.

WANTED, BYA II r PECTABLE
W white girl SITUATION as Chamb rmaid
Of sewing Apply at No. e8 ST PHILIP-STREET
opposite uptown market. 2* January 29
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NANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUR.
w SCRIBE to the GIRO CULATING LIBRARY
Books contains all of the latest publications.
april ~ No. 16l KTNG-STREET.
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The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE of Foreign Lteratn re
W. 81. Bidwell, Editor. New York 10. r.
Pelton, 1O8 Fulton-street. Charleston Fo-
garties Book Depository.
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WANIED M Nj EDIATELY, FIVE HAIR
w NESS MAKERS. Apply at No "a MEETINr
STREET, next south Mills House
January &c tnro
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SEGAK EMPORIUM.
ID sALAs. AGENT FOR The CHARLESTON
Lie Branch of the Havana Segar Factory "La
Valentino would respectfully invite the attention
Of dealers and smokers to his very large stock Of
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGARS, Of all grades
and Sizes excelled by few in this country and war.
ranted to be represented.
Sample boxes sent to the country and orders ex-
ecuted by Express, G. o. D., 30 days city accep
lance.
No. lis east BAY-STREET.
CHARLESTON, s. @.
August "a mwf6mo
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Tbs wAisr ia tlao stream bAs beea 50 ioW that
the mills ~ several sosas have mol run on even
"hAn time
w A. Adams has been moving the past wctk
tbs Oh aeasal hsase building, aud has put il IN
place epau hba b, ga the cemetery road. The
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