The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, June 05, 1867, Image 3
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Tho Prosident at Riohinond.
Ileroos, Julne 2.TePresidenlt
on hi.s trip Iither from Washington
ws; ac10oialmied by Secretary Sew
arId, Postmator G eneral Eandall,
Col. William 1'. Aore, of the Presi
dent's.stall ; Surgeon Basil Io'r -ris,
I Iiited 8St ates~ attorney ; Col . J . It.
0' lh.irne, Col. A. 11. Seward, United
States ar:iy ; W I. S. 'iiteh ll, 1'. L2.
Cuih aw, ("Co. Mttillyr,-. agent of the
Ik I t4 e 4 10 f :iI:I0 m I (out com IpaIy, aIdI
Gen. . I. T or. The1 lastnink
m Chief1tuartermuaster of the See-('
Oudk Military district, vind wa:s detail..
ed by Gcn. Sickles to 1 (ct. as esctI.
Thell party reached I-'rederick;sburg at
uItIi1'-I -ast eleven O'lock saturd-fay
night. A la 4 re, numbiilher of ip0 0Ieon
gathereol at thleo ttion andt vreeted
the 'res4iden-t, with chicers andl calhl
for a spooeeh, bit he merely thank 1
t-heim for the mnani'ofestatioln of their
res1ipet, and slook handls with some of
theni;. at parting At. A A.siland thle
party were itlet by about tweity per
811n4, Onle (pi who;n extenim-i to thle
5'resident 1 clor-dial welcome in their
111ne, reiarking that they were not
farl.froml tho birith place of 1.1IVNry
C'lay, amd ink a neighborlhood mIle
historic by Pa t-riek II eu ry. 'Ihe
Pl.% 'dent, inl responlse, Said : " ( Ien..
ililen, neceopt mlly than1s for this
(om1pliien1t."' On arriving at lieh
11und ti(!he Presidtut was m1et, b 1y Mr.
aebicfarland, President of the city
c:>nn'il, and soveral other members of
that body ; Mayor 3ayo 111 Ix-\lay
ors4 SIIulers, s rdlivantS an1d others.
The Ilse g tentlmen 3iX1elnded to him a
Uord ia welcome,nd inlvited him to
necept of the hospitalities of tile city
Richnlld. '1The interview was rath
VIr infOrItin1 but plesasm.t.. 'he ba:cks
ill waiting conveyedl. the party to tie
Spotwood hotel, where they were ae.
comm111od'Ited wvi thI thle bes t .I-aart -
m1ents. 1Th President's ellallibers
a ro those heretofore onp.4 tied by . Jof
fersn011 I ) a v i und sil 11 t 13' by
(Inieral tiran11t.
Ti morning th1e Prsi1011t, Socre
tary Shlmtonl and1 1)'ostmaster. G"eneral
Rendall, aeomp41mid1 by a comunit tee
or the Miy authmriies, Wtended ser
vice at St. PuINs churte, where the
Rev. )r. Minneoeree oflieiated. Af
ter returning to he hotel the Presi
dent receivei a nmnber (4 visitors. in
cludinig a few ladies. 'Y'h Pres:0ident
an1d party thiA afternloonl d1ine:1 with
the Mavor a1nd Council at the ihotel.
'The President :141141 paIrty wvill leave
to-mlorrow monn:for llaleighl.
I'Ir.namm4, .1m1 3.-On; arrival
heore1, the President and party wero
llet by the Ia'yor and Council. h'le
Nayor expressed the pleasure of (tie
Cit izens in havin them for their guests,
and sid th1t they wouldI be mhI'.11
gratilled if tlho par y Wo1l141, Oil their
return111 trip, rem41ain log 1er in PPeter
huarg thaii they hail oi this oceasion,
in order that therm night he an ex
tension of hospitalities. 'The resj
dont expressed hi thianks for the kind
reception, and hoped1 1tmt he might i n
thle fuiture be able to reciprocate.
News Items.
WN A~i .;woN, JuneO 1.-TheI1 SeOcre.
Yavof I lie Trsr('1Sl i~is1(1or41(14en 1.t
blt'4icat~In of 11 the weeky d1isimirsemen41tS.
The041 c omld regiaralt ion shows 9,702
whIite and . S, 2 I2 blhacks. Unhiant,
avobl'ig~ t he drih, andi ture (outI and
atI.mpt11ed to1 swlllowiwo I pa~1ge3 of the
reister, tias been1 jaih-d. P'irer, ai
federate1. Cservice14, by frhin'Iiig a siubsti-.
41nt4, waYs refused'( rgitration. Thi~re is
Saitisfaction, bu no1. 1 trouble is apprehenI~id.
announem0i1g the4 excuitlionl of Abiximih..
''n1 and1 hiis oflicers. TheIi report, is dis
e Ted a1, th' Sit eaioi
.hoi' " L I)elDepartmient has reL' cie
TIhec 00 totlnationl'~ . -
$208,000), 000. 1 k circulationi I
$ 1,1Gt8,000j. Tota14 f'or th1e wee0k, 1
74 1,000. lOeciplts for May $ 15,07 I..
000..
CuIstoml receipts for the week enini1
M~ay 25, $2,980,000.
Sp~lndily execut1e(d coun terfeitIs on
the Th ird1 Nat ionaol Ban)k of P'hiliadel
phlia1 are* inl ci renIlation.
Dacotah advices. of May' 1t3, repre
sent1 thc Indians pertf1ctly qito h
Upper)( M1issonlri.(ileOlIli
Corresponldence hetween ,Jose Ber
gr- e~or'eign Secretary of Parag4Iav,
and4. ? baries A, Washburn, A mer0ievn
M inistr t iAsenrsion1, is pulished bly
tha Stafto [Depa rI.ment. Brazil], 1'-e
A rgentIi n llepuli and101 Orienta1 Stateos
reiject ilhe me0iltionl of the0 Unii.
tedt States ini the Parn~gnay wvar. Bi'r
ges' lottetr na rrates c4)It intileil aggressionls
on1 the part of B3razilI. I ie ann~onnOees
tile deitelrmmIation of the Paraguay peo
pili( (lo sv thmele btrimnlphI, sin1ce
the enemy11 perslist1 in ifs emaf4rts topr
ete the war witht theo malignity of
' N :w Oi.i:asi, June 1.... ion.,. I)p.
C amipbelI has:4 recei ved -t letter' from thbo
Uniated States Contsul at Mtamhlioras
confIiringI1 reports (of the fail (if Quere
t110 and( ihie caphtIur of, Malximlilian and1(
his Generanls. Mr. Ma rsh'atl, Consul at
Maitamo11(ras, hasi just arriived ill town.
Ilo brinogs nio later in tell igenlce; Iie
pbrobiably camo1 onl with his own des.
A let ter has~ buen received hero by
nn Fmperialist, dated Mfontery, 21st-,
hnli it miakes 110 menltIin of thlo0 cap.
tur o?((f MaiiliianI which is lather siln
'7 llar.
1 20.--The Covcernment
4 ' 444 measr(. ty send1(- retdn 41e
a im. May 20.-The Spa nis.h floel
in the Pacifie Oce!ai is to Ie nateriall
Strengthened.
\Visiiwrox(1, May '. v-enera
Thomis' vi -it iere has refr elnci exeln.
1ively to Toiio'.seie manrs. V 1Iea
io 15have been taken r Fp romnpt Ider
n! action in caie 1irownlow's militii anu
tie peole qmirrel.
The President leaves hore on Sniidav
accompani d by M.\rs. SLorier and oiin
p*ivate I Secretary. lie will be absen
aboit. a we.
The Jitapaniese Commissioneri are in-.
gotiaig fo le piurchase of the Confedt
ernte ri an Stone~wall1.
Th, bnoen, exen0tae fI
thle qjumrter. endinlg- Marcb :it, arc 'j.!32,,
000,1100; receipti $239,n0,000 in
terial revennce rceipts to day *5 16.
090.
A dviceR from Motana indicate a shiarl
cnnign against. ite, ludiian.
'I'li-re is.Iit tie hop' at tihe State DO
pal tnwnt, o( Maximilianl't safIety.
ICI.uoN1), May 29.--The City
son to visit lRicmioind on Iis way to
hlevigh.
A. fight oeirred yestelday at Dani
\.ilb.-b,-tweel mletinborA 4of Ilhe Uliied
. Ieslhrial Corpi and the negroes
of Ohwine lnrieks andi pis.uls were
ulsed, and the IBurial Corps was driveni
ont of towl. Two were wounded on
vech zide.
Ci ..roN, May 2.-Arrive:1
steatimeir Emily Sonder, Nevw York;
b \ig A. Taylor, Boston ; schooner "Nel
lio Tarbox, Matanzas. Sailed-steamer
I'aleon, B;altni ore.
SAVANNA., May 26 -J. E. Irayes,
pIoprie1t of -Ahe /fJ can, ined kind
imoprisioned for libel in Marcb last, was,
yesterday releised, by pardon of Gov.
Jenkins.
' NiWv Yomc, May 2G.-A Valpnraiso
ltter says, thie impression prevails that
ie United St.ates is more friently to
Spain thmn to Chili and Peril, am1iu1 it
was probale tie proposed imeiatioe. of
this coma.ry vould not be accepttd.
1 e allied Squadron wasi inl port, and
tihe. good feelingA between tlie Govern
ments wa restored.
Yvkolhaiim advices of March 29, Say
G-en. Van Valkenbuirg re.opened cotr
respondinco Vit heli Japase Gov
erioeill, re'garding Amwrican Claims 1,1
propery d.itiroyed in 18 :3.
ClIN.F. srOxN, May 29.-Ge-neral
Sickes this evei'ig. issuled an order
in ihe, en SIo of the i -groes concerned in
the recent strot. car riots, inl view of
tit nra g oid conduict of tle colored
poplat lion i trust ing to thie action of
Ihw autliorities for th1e recogniitlon and
Cnforeinent of their igits au-1 privil
eges, all1 are reloair.d exceptll Wml. I [l
get an J1 iohi 1". Stewart, who, bein!g
charged with stoning the cars anl re
ssInIIho polico inl the diichaige of
their duty, and inicitingr others3 to rioitons;
coodlnet, are reman111ded for. Irial by the
militarv commission. 1i. the ease 0l
Stephen nihouin Smith. chirged with
muli!ating thv iational flag. at. the fire.
men'1s parade, A pril 27, tie order says,
the oily exteniating circiistances is
the prisoier's neknowledgmentt of gilit,
couipled with is a vowal that the net
wns don in a momint of nudn plxcite.
mentl, an thi le expiression of his sinicern
coent it ion for thie ornitne; promtinenit n ii]
inflwntial citizents huavinig petitioned fot
SntillIh's pardon, represenlin g tiatI hie
oflimeo receivez ino coiuntenaince m thei
coin ity v; andi it appien g that, the(
conl iiemen't alireadly unidergo nc by the
acensed, addiedl t o thei comldemniation 0]
thte comm unnit.y, will stiflicient ly admnon.
ish himn of the cequ.tentces of hii'
miiscond net.; it, is ordered that he be
dlischaitrgedi.
Ar ri ved t o-da y-St eamner Falcon,
l lal timoulre; schoioner Lizzio Ta pley,
New York. Sadled-Steamier E'ver
mian, Philadelphia.
CIn.~sroN, M'iay 2'1.-Arnived to
day-iehiooner Myirover, New Nork
Wa~snuixorcx, May 27.-John II
Siurraitt was brouighit, into the Cri m ita
Court to-day, to be tried for munrdei
and~ conspli racy to kill Presidenit [.inicoln
11 is brothier Isaac ha 1 been brouigt
from Texas, antd wvas in the coutrt, room
l defence was ready for trial, butt th(
Uniitedc Atates was not; the latter pre
sein'.ed that, t.Ihey had used due diligence
*u.as yet had1 beeni untsuiccessful in pro.
einrmug ,,,nattendienic of four or five im
A telegramii has Me received at the
State Depa rtmet, fronm Now Orleants
lhe 26t.h, triantsm itting an onAeial let 0
from Juiarez, da~ired San Lunis Poi . 15
statin lg that Queretaro had fallen 'b'
f'orco of arms. at. 8 o'clock this~ morning
Maximillian, M ejia, Castillo and Mira
mion aro pntsoners.
will of Shitbanll IUnttehiin, a leadin
mierch~ant of this city, who (lied ]as
week, beqtuests $1I0,000 for the ediea
tion and improvement of the inegtoes it
the South.
Nt:w Ou:~xs, Mny 27.--Advice:
fromt Israzn, via Galveston, saty that:
let ter from the Amnericani Consul a
Monuterey confirms the~ c'ptnre of Max
imuiliaun. Thes reply~ of Presidenit. .J tar":
to Miniister Camrnphell reconnts thu
gr i i enes of his party at thme hands o
Maxionilian. lHe jutstifies his previoi
exectutions, and dleclinles to promtis<
safety to Maximilian, ini the evet o
is capturo.
ALV s'rON, May 27.-Ana at temp
to colleet taxes hero levied during the
war in Confederato currency, ivhiel
woutld sacrifice the~ pri~porty of Unioi
men01, hins camlled1 forth an order fromt (Jen
G3riflin, forbiddinug the collectioni of' snel
taxos.
Jndge Rteevos, of theo 9th Distric
of Texas decides that negroes aro no
competent witnesses in the trial of whtiti
Foreign News,
i~oi1 . uleu ay~i 2o6 i ---Otit.y it,
thionghiIt the I iovernmenot will not ea'ir
ry inlto execution tle death, sentecve
of tlie Feli lana prisolelrs.
Panims, May 20.-The Peco
I t hik voi lains thla t P 1 Iussia is
streqtheiniig the fortifica t iolS (i Ro
(alit.
Cor-:u u~Al3ay 26.-The An
ishi Governimt vit, it is iaid, has inl
formledl thle foreign powors that. thle
Prussianl G ovurnm enctit cont i ties to dis
r,-gard tlie obligations of t-ho treaty of
115, with regard to Schleswig.
I )rIN, May 25.-- It the Fenians
are to b mig, the aut horit ies cxlpecit
rerialto thle part or Ithe Fvniani,.
The bolsos of tile Judg's and the
Crown .olilcil aroe aded day :11ui
niht y armIled policemlen inl citizenl's,
S-r I'~nns ~noM ay 25.-Sinlce
the"i lcndo cofrenlce, the Easite.-n
qrestion lla, ass-miued mlore iinpor(11
anI I'. Effl.rts will be made to settle
it. Te Iu lited States offer I sell
Ruts sia the Miaitonomah, a frigate andl
two liew fat crni.iisr. The ofler is
likely to be accepted.
LoN nO) May 27.-- iere is a (1iies
ion n hher the death sentences of
the l'eiitui onivivits will be carried
out or ;'.>A. I t en r... ub ea t tenl
t ion, and Lthe pres ofI i'ngbool and Ire
hn uIgen.erlly urge hat Ihe seItecvs
be couniuteil to iImpi.4>n:et, for
lite. It is said that Alinister Adams
will intlerimse to save McClure froim
the seafFold.
Ti. MI.K IN -.:E. UCOANCT-, oR TE
l:AsN OF rui. : Dist's-r.-The Shlbvil)y
(0.) ('/, rn-/e (iadlical) has the follow.
ing card :
"1 Ei..n, 0., %Li y 15, 1867.
"lIon.w: Gtii.:.-Sin: Will you
have the klmldnesis to ridnee 1 lie ciib ol
Tr/uncs coiing to Sil'iby, O)hio, (oeti)
as I do not, want your paper. RAnd it
to some of your 'coppilerad' friends.
MY reason for1 doing. so isi this : For one,
I think a malm that, will bail J4.ll-, Da is
01ut. Uight nt, to be paIl.ronized ly any
man chtiming to have loyal in-art. or the
irs drop of the blood of '1770' conrsing
0t. rongh his veinus. My opillion is, a
mn:i11 that would bail Jeff Davis wondlI
not. hIsita(e to drink lager beor sittiig
upon Uiici grave stonjes. Sop 1my
Y ourIs, In diszgatt,
,r. A. FAR.s.
'P. S.-New Yori; Tribulur, Rtich
mond /-'m/nirer. CinemnaII 11ti lfnuucier,
(I/ I' P/ Ianner, 'New York< Tri/aune
1/muC." anld /'!igrs Frm pllease
copi-, and ebacltiie Jcl Davis, Greely &
Thereiupon he Ohio Stitesman dis
colirse(t as follows :
"This is nlot thel first, Jimle W. A. Flan-.
dors, of Shelby, Ohio, becamlie indigarill
at t he condu1ct of H Iorace Greely, of New
York. We recolleet having Seen anl
a: iclo in tie Tritune several years ago
ventiihtiung Flanders' winle, ma1u tifct ilr
ed from the Lineas wino plati, good for
all kinds of disea, of excellent Hedici
nail qinalliIils, (?) &c., inl the la l Yanl1
kev patent ilneihleln style. 1I orace d.
te.tLed the ei-al, aml warnted tihe people
against the lmi hug. Ie lroke np this
1landers' spcula ion inl the 1wine pilant,'
aid cause d hin to swear at I foraco 'like
the aunty ill Flaniders.' 1otrae was
ill eIplienolc t. Ho din't care about
hatvinig hiis r'eaders pay twenity-live ceniits
per root for0 commliont rhilnarb planits,
evenl if lFlandllers ehdi stopI hi pa per, anut
lie toldl the pe'ople so, Ib'landers conlse
q'ontlly waited for anu oplpor'tlnity to
take recvenge npon01 H orae, anad thle on
potuniiity came, lie bailed ont J eil'
D~avis, anad Flan ders slopped i.< l ppr!
Won't Ilorace feel badhly ? TIhi~s ae
counits for the milik in thio coconnultt.
Hore ce Flantder' gush ing loyahyt~ in I he
Shelbyv Cona:/e. Oh, oh, li'lander's."'
--Fr iomi returns1 nlle nuider' the sui
perv' ~i ito of) Director Doh n ari, it ap.
p~ears' that thle total piopullat inni of the
thiirty-seveni St ates of' the Uion110, ill
Noveumbecr and D eceeiher lost, was
3.1,100,'255; und of thle St at es and Ter'
r'itories toge theri 3d,505,882. In most
of the Southernl Staites there hais been
a decrease of population, iln thle hast
er'n a1 smtall inl'icase, and( iln the West
crai a large incre'ase. The recsul ts are
suijpportedl in ev'ery instance by the
State cen~sus of 1865, so far as taken.
'The comparison with the census of
1861) is as5 follows: Th irty'-sevenl
-Status, a few of whtichi were then Tel'
r'itor'ies, numtber'ed 31,21 8,02 1 inhabi
(ants, aiil the total int the States and
'Territor'ie~s 31,44:3,321 . TJho total in
craOse sin1co 1860 has, thor'ofore, been
3I,06:,561I, whticht, in view of the late
extenldod conlflict, demonstrates the
ox'.mtirdinar'y recuperativo powers of
tile c)ounitry.
Wnr Tel'xas~ is Ca~re TuE MaoNF.
8-rAn.-Mr. Smith was Provisional
G overan'r of the embrhlyo llepublic, 01'
State, or Tler'ritor'y of Texas. Wh'ile
acting as P'rov'isional, it. became ne
ceswarty to send( some1 official dloe'nment
to New Orloauis. Theogentleman who
wastl~to tako ther docunmen t insisted t hat
it, shiouild haive a '111 kind of a seal1.
The P'rovisionial (Goveirnent had(
ado(pted nlone. .Jnst thecn siomeI one
oovedi a1 fve-pointed button oni thle
rGorver'nor's old OVoot. It was cut
of inistaniter aund utsed as a Stato seal.
Arrived at New Orleans, thle neCwspa..
parl rep1or'ters, seeing the- timpression
oft' the fiv'o-poinited brass buttoni on the
wax, maltde it an emblem for the Lone
Star lRopublio.
prtloerty Is valued at $2,fl00,000, and
whose daily income is $1,000. H[e
made his money from an oil farm iln
Pennsylvania, which hte pureblased for
$2,500.-- -
Gen. Shlerman hsbeon obliged to
abandoni h is .proplosed trip to the Mod i
terrenen, hui prown. i hel'i 0111 fron
*Ircsu-e of' the ldi ii, !s... ti :it
11t inst.., and died the tillowinit ilSat
urday, the 25th inst., ngeLl about fMrty.
eight yearis. (oil. Elfprd was a very
useful and practical ciizen. and his
lettih w ill be verv ich re-1.yro'Id Ibv
the peoe of' dreenv ile, and " in 'e
number or friends, throngoumt tiw.ote
Thi has our neighborinig iste lim riet
ha id cecasion, in) 11 last, tre we , t,
Ilore blbT hO lOss of her eminent, Ciznz.
C 8oln S)arlan.
Nakror.ir.Ns.- liarle.1ighl," the Paris
corresp1onldenlt of thle lieVston d-.rnlo/,
Who is an1bti-renIch tI) at amtusing do.
gree, cotradliets lie stories of Napo.
lon's deling health. I I e says
thosCe e ho expect. to find the Emipei.rr
a1 fleuik and wanling manII wIill be0 d1 is
appointed. Ill seems to be in the
prime of lifeand full vigor of' health.
lie has nnle of that sleepy, drowsy
look represMeteR.d inl pit u1res. 1lis
"'ace is Full t' thought, and his eye,
when ho cliooses to lit h is head, is
brilliant.
1'h New Orleans (e.',esilb in a re
Ieent endler dientl 1vses the relations
preient and pro.'spective or the West
Indies to the United States, and! pre
diets t hat cre long, Cuba will I e our :
that wihen this country next shall Aifer
one htuudi miillions of dollars fort ie
gin of the Antilles, I er Catholic
Majesty will poc'ket, the mtoney and
part, with her jewel.
A writer in Jla/arro4'sJ/;;ne
in disenssing affairs in the- 'nited
States, d isplays his klowledge of tle
history of this ouitry in ti' folllow
Ing renmarkable passage:"G ..ok
sol owied Iiis elevation to having
folight the British at New Orleans,
and having lought with distinetion in
the war aga indt Mexice 1'"
It. (1. lIhrnwell ndil E. Q. 11011, ediors of
1).-|o's Revic-e1. annn1onice at tempri l ary' 'W
|ii'lsiili of its issue, ill cO ltts e nltCiicle (if th1e,
lea It i of its foriner eilnitr and proporietor. .
the Slessrs. Dinelow. They nassre xiubscri
bers At the iiagazine1 will it Ie allowel
io perish, though 1 (lie retiIirelm1ntl. of ihe
law mny ma111ke it 'leceSsary thmt it shol I
be o r ed fo saile, amlti with a View to tli'
Con01tingenicy, hitis f'or 11h work nye i iviti'l
froma those who ure willing to conticue its
publicntion, wit-it slibstaniially the at t(e
principles anni policy as live governel it,
die past conduct o' the work.
Railrond men in California have 4e
eided to covert the cnts in the imnl t
tlins to prveltd their beiig filled up
with snow in winter. According tb
the de.ign adopted, tihe riooing will
lave a dible stpport. otf stmft imliber's
at tle caves, and half-way bI ween1
the eaves andi the poaked top, so as tip
be strong enough to suspend tlie
weight of mtatny tonls off sn)ow.
'l'he Rmporor of Austria is greafly
alnrIet1d abotit tlie iatc of his brother
M1ax\imilioan, and has im.triucted thle
Aulstrialn Minlister in Washington to
enter into netiotiationsIt with .Inarex
with a view to saving Maximilialn's
I TION IN C.tA.
lieyto be aIccomlisuhed at nto dist at
per'liod.
Tholi Army am'i Nary Jun'sul hars an
inget nius way of031 clintg a1 man1 ai liar1.
hi speaking of (Gon. Ha3ke'r if deOscr'ibes
him a1 Is "01ne of thlose decoratIive ment
who make it a1 point of 1 Oti never) to
let ai story lose any ~th ing by parsing
thro ugh theitr3 attist ic handlls."'
Connrc-r on .--'The medal31 be(long)
ingb to s~omeC ~ Ilmber of' the "PI almelt to
(8. ('.) lieghnent1), of thle Mexicain War,'
is insertihed Shadriiic~k lieady ~, and1 ntot
BIrad.y, as5 inicorrt'etly prited in the
Constilationalist. Exchianges please
The New Y'ork Journal of Ccmmerce
takes nmuch onlcouragementil fr'om the
fact that the tree muost prtomtinenft reC
pulIican~ journatlllists, tee'ley7, Weed
andll Ra3ym~ond(, areO aldv'ocatintg theC
catusO of m)oderaItionI.
DAvist) CoWA N.--lIlTe New York
Dauy Boo1k is ou)t in) a stritong aricle fa
vorin1g thte nomina111 lion of'I Jell'. Da v~ is
and1( Edgat' tCowan als the Democrat ic
candidatto f'or Pr1iesidenit and,4 Vice
Pr'esident of thec Uniited States.
(' en. D). N. Couch, of' Matssachulsetts,
it is said) lhas been elected and1( ae
cepted the ptresidenoy of a minitng
comnpany that lhas receittly purttchaIsed
sixty sqar mttC iles of minercial land in
Virgiti a.
The uso of all kinds of fire-works is
to be prohtibitcd 11in Rstonl on the
Coinig dthL of' July. Thait city, here
for' fire-works.
Oiddeon T.iucher, who 'csignied is
,eomm111issio it the Per'uviani Navy, has
tbeen scnt by that Goveirnmtent on1 a
mission to tihe Amnazon.
Land located one mnilo beyond thle
limits of Yorkboroughi, Pa., sold last
wveek for $4,)000 por~ acre.
DRUGS AND[EIlCINES !
C OOKINO" FODA, Epeoml S'alta, Castor
Maddhi, Mngnesia, Arrow hloot, Pain1 Killer,
Muisi ang Litnmenb, Citrine Oinimenl, Sals
Taiter, Syruip Ipecac, Oil Lemon. Blune
Mass and S'trychniine. Ju'i received1 by
J(ET'CJIlN, McMASTIlt & CO.
may 26
0ZEPYRI P'UIFF,
JUTFI~ive10, 71a00
SPRING 1867!
JUST OPENED,
LADI) BROS,
NO. ', BANK H ANGE.
aE e ope'dI a Ii Ane Sto'k of
SI'tItNt a1 SU10 1 EI8 (1000>, Von
itg in part of
----
XRTYT C0O2DS.
Swis.9 111n,0in, Nansook, Dishop Lawni. Dol
ted Swiss, Frencl Lawnt, lFigired Mus
linl, English anld French Barege,
Corded MitAsln, dncon.(t ad
Check Canmbric, liohintet,
"The Celebrat ed Star
iinghans,'' fall
colors, with
a s1'lendid assort mentl or calicoes, Tweas.
81:1y Linent, Linen Dnck, Lmnena Dri 1,
Denim, ad 1iilickoy Sttipes, Crash,
Italinekerback anitl Cot on Tow
ling. Illaclled and Browl
Long Cloth, Bleach.
ed Shirting ltaid
PillowN case
Col ton,'
lied Ticking. Whit o Lietn llaadkerchiers,
Black Lace iad Love Veils.
Ladies' Calf, Kild andail gloat Skinl Shoes, La
lis lo jT an1d (ongriss aiters,
ia 1' litlots Itnd Shaoes, Alisses
lanldl Boys' Sh oes, till kintds,
All Styles 01' Druganls.
II.A. T S.
G(n1it' Brownt, fl1nek atid Drria Frenici
Black anid 1 rah Planters, 1l4y' Wool
1atnd Fanr, Irown andil Mixed Straws,
Iiivole an1d Itesurto Fell.
Niy" The public are invited to examinle
onr sinck, whieb we are detertined to mell
at. low down prices.
mar 26
LATE ARRIIVALS'!
AT~J
Nos. 3 and1( 4 JBriek 1Range.
JACOB WOLFE
IhAS
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGJE SUPPLY 0F
- DRY GOODS, &c,,
CONSTiNG LIN PART 0OF
811IALLEY,
SPRlNG P'OPITNS,
SWISS MUS'LIN,
U)OTTED )
JACO)NETT
lAWNS,
NANPOOI4
UNlDR ASSI D CAMABRLIC,
TABLE CLOT IIS,
(wool and COt (tan,)
QUILT5
SJIElETING,
LO)NQ CLO)TII$,
IIEAVY STRaiPEDi OSNA Bl08O,
It4LACK SILKS,
IOOMBA ZYNE,
A LI'ACCA,
sINGis T WI:E:DX,
CASSIM Eli ES,
BILOAD' CLGTIiX,
L~AIES' and GENTS flOSE,
IIATh and CAPS,
L AIE8S~' S3l10k4,
CIROCKERY,
&c., &c., '- &o.
I ontly ask a thtorouagh catinalion (of tmy
GOODS. .Atnd will promilse to soil at
greatly reduced pricesa, only for
.ao . the t .;111. .
CARE8! CADES!
Faincy Cocoa Nut Crenni,
Ph11k Creint1i,
White Cream.
Clove,
131 jut,
Riose.,
('illlemlol, &I
S~itar Al ltiitlds, Iisses,- wil li %eI
Ses, Lemonl Drop.-Z Rose Drops.
Apple, Piute A)pple, Pench, in
raut.
Lemon Syrup,
iRaisius.
Sardine~s and
8e rs.
All of wvhihli will be sold low I'i
'A 11.
1)ESPIOHTEN II'& Bfl0.
AND
SUMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED
3 Br
THOMPSON, WITHERS
&
WOODWARD.
w1 E,~ inviIou speeialni foneni'n to on
F'ock of 1.ia NI11's rINI
MMS E and 'LA NTATION G;4i2 um.
LADIES' WEAR!
loplins. Alp1(10 , I. -a1ins, cid '
Cambruies. .bn- '.ne~ t :, I ingh :um
Victo2ria 1awns, NMi
Boklrilliant1 and
(CIienes, L.a
(I i& s 11ab1
a1141 Bllnnets, liibbons, Wr'0leaths 11n
Flowers, White G"oods (r all
varicties, Cloth, K id and
Kin Shoes.
MOURNING GOODS!
tatl bseCrapv. Maretz, Ha
rege and Iack Silk.
MEN'S WEAR!I
Cloths, Ca~ssime1(2rO5es, Lienlhill s,
Ciottonades, W~ool1, Stramw
and iFolt 11121s, li(o(ots
a11n d Sh oc02.
]~IAr?]3wA]R-E!
Seythle and ( rusM hlldIes, Trai~co
C2hains, llme 1 a1nd4 11 ('umlars,
TabIle Knives nnd F~orks,
1Fo r k~e
Carpenters' TFools an rd ('uit lery', h'
andt T1ini Wa22re,Gun andS1112 Pistols,
WVooden Watre, Naddlies,1 rt.
dies and( I12 lrne5s.
..G OOJGEIES I
nprril 16
RAsolsrABLE
A Copartnership,
[F P irm an'CUI of anm engineo worm' lo pr<'
I. prose to thme errgi ner thait he wvonI
raliso stemi each day 'with wh'.iich to run ti~
engine t he daiy before, the enginmer wirt
hanve good reatson to believe the fireoman wi
We pr'opose to rein thme enginie of a livel
hood. The money we earn is its sIcami, or1
To give daily revoImlions~ to hint engintc
te steam mu~lst he fori bmcohming.
Wel hope we wilI not, have to regard 01
firemienas(i demuenited.
WVih Ih fir i11 ok m cn ii tha suecess
traIveI ~l o tro rai!moodl of lila drunm
htlh ndrsignmed hatve entI ered ilto) a
TO CAnRYl 0N TnS
CABIlNET BUSINESS!I
All Work iss:.t be VFhd for
1hef'ore ii leaves (lho
No Exoeption--Absoluitely None
ID. B. AlcCRIIBIUT.
mar 21 s2. II. COOK.
WOOL1! WOOL!!
W'Ewilt tbuy, at a fa. price, Wooan
yy walshed or unIwashedC, ini all castI
free from bsar.
K H'TCII IN, McMasTJP1 & Co.
amny M(
J1USTi ItE0E1VE~D.
A FEW piecoes of' thuose hanmdsomne tprIn
enn 1211 (i 9, frotm NormI Ih d (('li,, t<
I0:.12llIN, Mr.\iA2:TJ;.~ & (:11
(QL 131.1 , s. (.,
\WI E I.\L ANI) lT I.\ ,,
Iillirtrr ande Drealer Nl Eulili andi
A ilit'iir'u
H1ARDWARE & CUTLERY,
l'a bi t 'i t
I ' I I I I
\Nl :1t,,n ,
N 1ljl li' I l M ) 1.F 1Ti lf1li lif..
'arpenhrs. 1 s.d, k Iith
an111 Tanner-s' Tooke
Il'unishing lI:lnre,
A0HI ClTURAL IMPLI.M.hTS,
French v and .imerienn
Windaw (bQs
'is141.ol 4Q1i,
Po wder, slht, &e.,
ESTABLISHED 1854.
LENGNIC & SEIL
IN
MILLINERY, STRAW,
A N
\ori t'v.1 l corner mtii i ln. l 3ut lrl(i P sts ,
Cll.\ H I:t1TON, 8. C.
N VITI: Ohe Tradef. to examinke their fual
. allql vill'ieel 11-4 1-1il tit
U. 111 - al ' h iV I v 11 1 1 Ciii
1' ihbbons. of :1ll theser-ili in11,
I'l-Owlers, F-it.'eh s, Drus-4 C:1p19,
N -I s, Veils, ft newvs1 de. igns,
William C1 Whilden & Co.,
HAVI)EN k WillLDE11-N,
CHIN.A\.\:lls IN
aitd 11a1|se iisun liing Arliclt's.
.14lv, /- rp']Nirt-, id.
d.a w u , boy rep I irn .uruN
CI 1 .\ 1i. -:STO)N, S. C.
\T \fil0LK~l.,No. 11 llH1 SNI: EE
wV M. . I w 11 1 .:N. S. Tuo) .rs ,
KM M . F , .NN(.
J-%
4 'vrw i Eumur1
1)11. N. A PR A TT.
(Suciessoto ril ii & WionI li'os. )
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
Anilletiril ilit (1151||s1 irlliuu 'iit,
('ll.\ltI.ESTO' N, S. I'.,
I(1A1.E1lt IN
IIetligs, (Chem ieals, Pntillt', Glass,
A NU
URI AUdGISTS' UNIIIES.
- Anal4ys4is ol' Oreis, Sil~u, Fert'Iilizers, &or,
made1' 441 wih greates care andI 4 i accu racy.
(U,,neia advtice gi ven iinall
brune44i's of Ite ucience, on
livr'. F.1 iN TANNI~I,J, so well kinowni
ibroughour44l thle Mtei s w 414'VithI 1414 Ii wouild
be y rd o so his( hl ficgode t.r liii any1
"4 MILLS HOUSE,
r (Cornier Qu)teen anvi Merl'~ingl .Streefs,
C H A RL E T ON, S, C.
TillSPtULj\ r. AND WVIiL
r). VN N II101.'8si is now fully open
u efuiirniihed wvil New' nit Elegant, Furnl
or ouh. hepitr onalge of (th0 puic is
r04epeelulty sotl icited.
ilniat of lioarid per' day, $.1 0)
""per mothl na may
feb1 24'(*1,---i f -Propietor.
A 0luuuic0e V0 ' Tll110l'Hs
W" Ehavea comlelt (4 et, of Tinnor a
TV iools for :sle, nearly now, anIIl at,
KowprTo ~ IN, McMASTIERI & CO.
may 9.5
EC ' IV'ED uvery othier day fromo Chester,
b~ly D)ESPORTES & 11itO.
may4) 2
B
2500~ POUN NUS,
A LT. Sizes (uL. Nnils. For saliie low fo.r
KWJTCIIN, McMASlTER1 & CO-).
aptril 10--if
PA443 I2 LRa C E.
if usSA lU 4