Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

./..xhy.'-': ^ . . : . . . ? '( . . (. * ''. "' \\ ? ; I . ....v?./*>';.. j ?*' ;'. *.;...."i ''. f ? t . . ?- .*.'? ?.<'.. . . .< . . ??' ..-/. ? ' . '.'.. .'"-'iv .'? . . '.Wi -, ? .. ' 'V'"" . .> :. ? '' ?'? ?' *4?.' '.' ?'-?" - ? ..^ -?? \V? ... ; *y AU communication? intended for jnibUcationiJi. this journal must be addressed to the Editor of the Daily News, No. 18 Eayne-street, Charlestony B. C. Business Communications to Publisher of Daily News. We cannot undertake to return rejected oommunica? ? tiona. *p : Advertisements outtide of (he city must be accompa? nied with the aug. i EZ!u^^E!E?^KoX?>T4"BiT Yi-s'iT?"!-'1 ?TTFoi ?il?a the Government : who were rather solicitous to consult the feeling and tendencies of that party than of the country ; to whom it waB loyal to speak in favor of that party, di?oyal .to speak against it, and' who were ready to concede in advance, what that party itself j assumed-that it was, in fact, the Covern*] I ment There are not a few of these who have?j \ foundHieni.selves mistaken, and Mr. COLFAX, who staked a box of segara upon the veto of the President, is not the only "victim.of mis? placed confidence/' It is a pervertitj and a wrong, perhaps, that this party should not be what it.assumed to be, and what it found so pleasant to assume. But it has happened, as ! a fact, that there was a power in the country ! superior to that party, which has had. the ? disposition and the capacity to assert itself, j I This breaking of the wind from another quar? ter has occasioned no little excitement and dib turban ce among those who had been Bo comfortably sailing on the other tack. Gm ?ral WEITZEL, who seems to Have been sol? ing rather near the shore, waa wrecked u] m the Bio Grande. General SLOCUM was cp? sized in the Mississippi. ?Others have lid their sails split in almost every section, of te country, and even the leaders of the Radial party in Congress are storm-looked, and themselves utterly unable to put to se?. ; In all thia we have no sense of exultation We have contributed nothing to the result have had no influence upon the current 'of events-have been merely the unconsidered stock in trade. Bat, as we are.conscious that these adventurous voyagers have baa little consideration for UB-have applied their pol* icy to us with just the feeling with which they would have applied brands to cattle on their way to market-it is certainly a source of no great regret that they should have bee mistaken, and should, themselves, be- turned overboard for applying the mark to shoitj ownership where ij ?ooe not properly bolong. A MATTER OF TASTE. Some of the newspapers-especially these who are astounded* by the sound Constiju. t?onal principles which ' the President once more brings to their unwilling attention-ape nnitft voluble about the style of his 22d jo m WA?TS., SBI Ali Ii FARM WANTED Mi AR THE orrr.-A SM ALL FARM wanted, of 10 or 20 acres, near the. city-between 4 and 10 mile?-having a p ood residen?, and suitable for th? raising of vegetables. For. a gtod placea liberal arrangement will be made. Address !K., at this oB;ce, or apply la person to the edi? tor._' 7 . ..? - ??..?>%? ? March 3 A?TED, AN EXFERIS\C?D COOK AT j friary & KllroyV-Dining Rooms immediately. Kone.bat; white men need apply. Good wiyjes paid to a first clats Cook. 3 March 8 '? TT/A?firED, BT A "WHITE GIRI. OF GOOD I T/y character, a SITUATION, to do housework or to mind children; no objection to go to tho country. A'd- ' dress ApL, at this office. ' 1? . ? ; ' March 8 WAVTED-A. COOK, WASHER ARD IRONER to go in the country. A good price and permanlnt situation giren." Also, for same healthy .lo? cality, TWENTY HANDS, to plant-imoney or part of crop giten. -Apply to W. FRESTON DOWLING, At* ?antic tfharf Office, or corner King and Marj- streets. 1 S Mareta_ a* WASTED-A COMPETENT MAN TO RUN ?Circular Saw. Apply to FERGUSON 4 BARKER, Brown'a Wharf and Prioleauiitreet Maren 1_tha2 WANTED.-TWENTY HANDS 2 M 31 ME? DIATELY, to werk upon a Rice and Cotton Plantation. Apply to . JOHN CHRISTOPHER, No. 106 King-street Marsh 2_._g ^.R-WANTED IMMEDIATE_Yy AT -Kj yio. CO Tradd-atre-:t a good BREAD AND CAKE BAKER._ "_March 1 WANTED, A COMPETENT LADY OR gentleman to pla/ the PIANOFORTE'at ARRAN? DALE 4 CO.'8 Great Jewelry Depot, No. 25* King s-oet_-. - _March 1 WANTED, A' WHITE GIRL TO COOK, and keep bouf for two persons. Work(oitromo ly light Apply at Nc : 1 Meeting-street February 28 8? TO.BJE!NTt&c. ' ROOMS TO RENT .-IN A VERY HEALTHY and pleasant location in tho western part of tho letty, near Calhoun-street, the second-story of a HOUSE itontalnin?? five roomB. Apply at No. 13 Hayne-street j-' March 8 _._ 1? rpo RENT, A FARM OF 100 ACRES, ABOUT lt flye miles from the City, near Ashley River.- Apply -t mst s*i --- np utairs..to WM. H. DAWSON. January 6 . _i_aw kRENT.-A FIN'SIiOT SUITABLE FOR WOOD or COAL YABD, in the business portion of .ty. For infoimstimi inquire at this office. january 22_'_._ "flARM TO RENT OR FOR SALE, SIX X miles from the Cl ty. Inquire at NO. 618 KING* ffgEET._ tao* . December 23 Ti RENT,-THE THREE-i, VENEMENTS, N?s. .ia_u~b",BroaJ Sali no. 0 Pinokney-sureetApply to \ THEODORE STONEY,. PebrW ia Vandorhoret's Wharf. rpO R\NT-THE FINE THREE STORY JL BRI_ HOUSE, corner Water and Church streets, containingnine upright Booms, two Attics, Btoro Room and Pia__Knclosed with venetians. Apply to \ - . R. Qi PIN0KNEY, February 1 \ tbs tn No. 7 Vsnderhgret's Wharf. t?OR RENT, THIS SPLENDID BRICK Jj Reddon CO St the northeast corner of East Bay and Vernon-stteet. The Loi and Garden, as well as the Out buildings, we unususfly extensive. Apply to CART .4 KOPFF, Aciomm edition Wharf. February IT FOE SALE. EOR SALE-FIFTY HEAD ' OF FINE young MULSa Apply at the MlllsHouse Stables, Chalmers-street r 8_ ; ; March 3 77OR SALE-twn FIRST RATE MULES. JP .' Will work in 'singlo er double harness. LCah W 8een^t.No. 91 Broad, s?-eet._ BEA ISLAND PLANTATION FOR 8AJL.E OB BENT,-A SEA ISLAND PLANTATION ? on Wodmalaw Island; perfectly healthy the year round; Ssh ?ad game i_ab>npanc?. Apply at No. Hljteettog rtreet opposite Hayna. ' ' "" jj - ? . "TTALUABLE FARM, SAW AND GRIST i V MILL, AND MILL SITES, FOB SALE.-A FARM, *' Fifl52ci' Nv? > -ontainlng 426 acres, of vrMob/abcni Ote-murth is clean ? and nuder fence, and consista of meadow and high land. On the tracV Ut a good Farm House, containing _ rooms, a large .number of fruit tees, a Saw Mill driven by A, flutter wheel,-a Grist Mill with an overshot wheel, of 24 ioet diameter, and, 4}tf SW backet attached, intended for and capable cTwork; ag a large amount of machinery, with a never-failing stream or water, and.? tfaL.e foundation already laid tor a factory; a minor's hons?, and another not quitoJ__? ?. and sites on the ??mo , ? , i ? i other min_ . -?tfjtmbfi thG -lilli, and on a hill com? manding a beautiful and extensive view, there l? a new ana commodious DWELLING,-built In cottago ctyle, wini kitchen, stable, ice-house, and all other outbuild inga necessary to a complete establishment, with garden and orchard attached. For terms and further particu? lars, apply to COHEN, HANCKEL 4 CO; . March-3 ; smth_No. 40 East Bay. "TTtOR SALE-ONE OF SMITH AND POR J" TEE'S 5-HOBSE PORTABLE ENGINES, In com? plete repair, with 20 feet of new smoko pipe. Apply at V. S. Henerey's Foundry, No. 314 Meeting-street Fri)rnary22_ FOR SALE.-2500 ACRES CHOICE TIM? BERED LAND, situatedfon the- east branch of Copper River, near Huger'a Bridgo. Apply to. EBAUGH 4 MALLONEE, . : Horlbeck's Wharf, near Northeastern Railroad. Febmary 10_'' ._- <h2 FOR SALE OR RENT. A VERY DESIRA? BLE TRACT of one' thousand acres of Land, fif? teen (16) miles from Charleston, on Cooper River, un. obstructed navigation; containing a Brick yard in full operation, withxrvi hundred thousand Bricks ready for "suming ; and all necessary wood, mules, and carts for [ng it on : a Boat of twelve cord capacity, aft with uliarly troll adapted to tho culture oTLong Vpply tc HUTSON LEE, Broker and Commis ' .No. ll Broad-street March 3 3T, STOLEN, &o. )F -MARCH IN MEETING LMarket, s little BLACK DOG, with and his neck, sewn with red and ?lo reward will bs given if doliv Tvrn Milo TTntyip King, street ".-STOLEN e, on the evening of 1st inst, ands high, with four black Idle (officer's army) pud bri 1 be paid for the recovery of of to conviction of the thief, oise. B. M. MARSHALL. UTE AND LIVER. , DOG. A roward will be of South Carolina Railroad 3_Marchi A SMALL, LIVER Any. one having inf?rma? le office of the Provest Mar * February 15 . j LNOLIA ?ESIETERY, lot sad' ?feera, some very ?. ? . . '' " ' December S... [PROVOST MARSHAL JLLARS for the recovery of a IFOH?TER-four whito paws, February 20 NOTICES. KELLERS. SNCE, No. 60 TRADD-STREET, 3?_March 3 F. WIELAND, PATHIC AND HOMCEPATHIO, IAN AND ACCOUCHEUR, ll KING-STREET, NEAR CLIFFORD Office hours,-3 till 10 A. M., 8 till 5 . ' 110? February 26 T. S. THOMSON. DENCE CORNER OF ORANGE | Imo* February 9 ILSTJERNA. NO. 100 BROAD cured with dis-1 ' CHET** - ri A :k ta}3oxmk^' '?Effns(i WILL BE HELD AT. , J\_ tho. ?'Carolinian Office," THIS EVENING) at J Eight o'clock. Prmct^il attendance Ia nqatiieA. By order of the Breal4ait.s *?'??>?, " \ . ... c. F. B. BBEMEB, Secretary, #g-p**** i* o** B*** b n e' ot Mai ch 3 , : SOUTH CAROLINA RANGERS, s. . ZEES WILL BB'A MEETING: AT MASONIC1 Hall 2tonday Etting-, .Sta ;ifi%t, at'T'K o'clock, bf } surviving members'of. thia Company, for the- jpur poso of organizing a ' Charitable Association. AUtwho have-'evcr'bein; connected with the Company since its , organization in' 1801, are earnestly" invited 'to-beprcs eat "?" ?INO. MARSHALL,. JB., .-? Marchs '2* '. Chairman of Committee. - -Cine aibeneimttt^i?ltunfl tes \ TUBNTEBEmS. ??^ ?irb j?abtflnbenfarn snontu&flienb, bot 5. ?tt?r?; 1866V (Finrriu?Fartni fini? aii?fc?.l?rfllidi bei tem O'om rnlttcju be?ommen, 2ln bi? Ififite nxtbm uubefcingt ! hine Karten ?lgelofferi. i . Wufattfl 8^Jf?f pt&i?i. eOPA^ENEBSIllPS. COPARTNERSHIP. "TTTE HAVE THIS DAY AB800IATED WITH US, MB, W : LEWIS JEBVEY, In the conduct of the Facto ram and General Commission Business, and will con? tinue the same under the firm of GABT, HOPFF k JEBVEY. ' OABT & KOPflT, March 1,1866. Accommodation Wharf. FBASCISG. OABT....H. C. M. Karn....LEWIS JIHVXT. Marda 8 _? ' ? Imo * COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. ISAAC E. HERTZ (LATE COPABTNEB OF MORDE? CAI k CO.) and EUGENE HUCHET have this day formed a Copartnership under the name of ISAAC E. HERTZ k CO., for the transaction of a GENEBALCOM? MISSION. AUCTION AND SBIPPING. BUSINESS, at No. 201 East Bay, northwest corner of Cumber land Btreei . ISAAC E. HEBTZ. EUGENE H?CHET. Charleston, March 1, 18C6. Marchi- ' "? - -'. ?.- . ? : ' COPARTNERSHIP KOTICE. mHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPAKT _L NEBSHTP for the transaction of the SHIP CHAN DLEBY, PBOVISION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at No. 165 East Bay, Charleston, 8. C., to date from .the 1st of January, I860? under i e, name and atrio of MILLER k STONE. Z. MTTXKB. , , February 12 Smoa , , A 0. STONE.. ? THE COPARTNERSHIP HEBETOFOBE EXISTING' UNDER THE NAME of NEWMAN k FOWLEB, is thia day di snorted by mutual consent AF. NEWMAN.' November 28 EDWARD FOWLER. COPARTfrKKBHXP. ' 1^5. g^^SSW^ff:1 tfflAON'"and^rWconttoas S^TTB?ieHe Boot Shoe, and Commission business, at Jo. 2 HAINE STREET, under the name of D. F. _ELEMING 4 CO. D. F. FLEMING. -.. SAMUEL. A NELSON. Charleston, Dec 1,1868. December IS BOARDING. SAM AN ANT AND TRANSIENT BOARD* IN G can be bad at the corner of Ring and Trodd, streets. . ' 2? ' ' .' March 3' FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE BOARDING Families and permanent boarders can te accom? modated with flue pleasant rooms, by applying at tho southeast corner of Meeting-and Market-streets. En trance on Meeting-street .A few day boarders cen be accommodated, imo .: ? , ?February21 '"TJOARD-SEVERAL SINGLE GENTLE Jj MEN can be comfortably and reasonably ?coom modated with Board and Lodging in a respectable pri? vate family, at no great walking distan co from any busi? ness portion of the city,. Apply otNo, 10 Middle-street, January 17 ' EEM0YAL8. ** . REMOVAL, a i TsS?H?' OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL EXPBES8 AND ?^^ANSPORT?TION COMFANY wfllto wfeoved ffim? Hayne-street to No. 3 Broad-steeet and No. ?TOEMt^. ?art to the former State Bank on the 3d {n,tant ' *' W. S. WAliKivH? ,-,r .v A^e?t menai &pt#a*ni Transportation Ca Marchi" . ? ',. j ?j ' 1 ?? ? TAMES W. BROWN A CO. WOULD BESPECTFULL? .J mferm their customers,: that they hato tefflgrM tenn?ielr o?a ?tond, ?L?6 ?* ^?^wnSetti?S No. 116 EAST^BAYfOOrnsiwCFj^ would be pleased to see thtoolc; customers COHEN, HAN Citli li* ?'? tmfli "S^rSSnSTSp 4-J EAST BAY, CORNEE ' JJ. OF BOYCE k CO'S SOOTH WHARF. February 26 i .. .- j PATMEST:OF* CITY DBrBT BY AN? ISSUE OF CITY BES PER CENT. STOCK. OmoE CITY TBXABTJBSB, ) UHABIX8T0K, S. 0., February 14.1866. J THE CITY TREASURER IS BEADY TO ISSUE CER? TIFICATES for the amounts of INTEREST DUE TO STOCKHOLDERS ON THE 1ST OF JANUARY, 1866, AND THE REDEEMABLE STOCKS AND BONDS RE? MAINING DUB AT SAME DATE, in pursuance of the City Ordinance- "Tc Provide for the payment of Arrean of Principal and Interest on tho City Debt hy an issue ol City Stock." The Certificates wfll be Issued to the names of Stock? holders as shown by the books of the offlco, anddeUv. ered only to tho parties therein named, their legal repre ientatlves, or attorneys appointed to receive and receipt for tho sama. ' ' . . __ In all cases It will be necessary, that parties who wish . to draw their interest through agents shall give new or der? .or powers of attorney, and renewed evidence ol legal-representation will be required. ^ ", ? The books for the issue and transfer of this Stock will bo open every day until the THh of March, and re-opened on the 1st of April nozt .... The Ordinance of February 13tb, 1S66, directs that "The City TreMoror ?hall be aathortzed to pay radi portions of Stock aa shall be less than ten dollars in cur? rency, so that there shall not appear on any Oertifteati of Stock a fractional sum of less than ten dollars, and so that no now Certificate Bhall be for a less som than ?fty d?Tnoa'e Certificates will bear interest, payable quarter? ly, from the 1st of JanuVy. 1866. ? Q^jjpBELL,, j * Maroh 3_13_City Treaaurer._ % OTIC1E faction in said branches, in a way to delerVe puS?mt "IXiaryra . ^ABOH. MoLKiag" NAVIGATION. ~ rSTRUCTIONS IN ALL THE BRAN tm po OF TH? abo vo art, taught by an eiperiencedlr^n?Dta??at lils residence in the evenings, <w*-*f? H A first rate onance for young men about going to?,? For terms inquire at ,. O'BBIEN k ATMAB'S, Nb. 16 Mariiet-stroet, at "Salloris Home." February 24 " NISH, MAGGIE McNELUV "WILL GIW riiSTRUOTION TN VOCAL- AND TN fT STRUMENTAL s MUSIC. For vpar?cnSo? In? quire at her residence, No. 64 Wontworth-street RnxBE?cnts,-Professor Thoa. P. CNetle, Dr. A Fitch. -:- . j y Fehruaryia . ROYAL H AVA WA LOTTERY OF CUBA, CONDUCTED BY THE SPANISH ' GOVERNMENT. $350,000 TN GOLD DRAWN EVERY SEVENTEEN DAYS. Prizes cashed and information furnished. The highest rates paid for Doubloons and all kind Gold and Surer. TAYLOR k CO., Bankers, February 3 6mo No. 16 Wall-titreet New York f A RARE CHANCE FOHL CAPITALISTS. mWO PLANTATIONS NEAR^WALTERBOBO,' BE X SPEO?XVELY 2000 and 1800 acres in tract, and 200 and 18S acres cleared, the balance heavily wooded; HOUSES, OUTBUILDINGS, Gins and Negro Houses in complete repair ; stocked with work animals and planta? tion implements; in fact, every necessary to raise a crop; 26freedmen contracted on each place and at work; ground ready for planting; fields all under fence, be? ing in a part of the country never overrun. Wanted to borrrow $1600 on each place, on which Bonds snd Mortgages will be given, and legal interest; also one-third nett proceeds of the crop. Apply to G. MoBEIDE SMITH, _ February 27 No. 31 Broad-street (up stairs). U. S. TAX NOTICE. THE UNTIED STATES DIRECT-TAX COMMISSION? ERS for the District of South Carolina, hereby give notioe that the Tax Rolls of the following Districts and Parishes ia the State aforesaid, to wit: WiBiams burgh District, Christ Church Parish, St. George's por? chester) Parish, St Stephen's Parish, and St James' Santee Parish, are completed, and that the Taxes may be paid on the lands and lots therein, for sixty days from this dato, ot their Office in the City of Charleston. Bouth Carolina. WM. HENRY BRISBANE, ) U. S. Direct-Tax ^ W. E. WOBDDiG, J Oommissionera Wk WILLIS DRUMMOND, J fo t .Carolina ^HJfet|?har]oston, a C., thia sixth day February, IfifiMffl fl^fcfc?L> BROAD-STREET, rear of Law Range. J - n B?HLL_60 ?KELL SENTINEL. 1 BB'-?" .Jarais PAPER, WHICH OF B 03g? iBgary last by the Federa 9 ? i ^^cnlj yaper publiahed ^B^p merchants and ( 5 No. 248 KING-STEEET, IN THE 1 CA2E; ENGLISH BAREGES AT 6* CENTS 1 case Poplins at 35 cents Chillies and'Barege Delaines in Tariety . 4-4 English and American Pria ts-^new styles 1 case American Prints*-warranted fast bol?n? 'at 20 cent* Brown Shirtings from 20 to 25 cent? -Y Bleached and Brown ii, 9? and 1?-4 Sheetings, at reduced prices i?i 1 case heavy Satinets at 40 cents ' 5 1 case Fancy Union Cr-seimero-ver? cheap. Iriiih LinonB ftuti Linen Bosoms . ' BuBsia and Bird's Eya Diapers .-J Hack and Damask Towels Brown and Bleached LinenDamark-all widths and. finalities Crash and Doyh'es for Toweling India, Swiej and Book Muslins Jaconet, Cambrio and N??ns?okataslin* Fice Embroidered Bands and Inserting* Plaid and Embroidered Window Curtains White MarseiUes<JaiiisT-all sizes . Ladies'and Gent's L. C. Handkerchiefs, of alt descriptions. - ALSO, A LAB OB ABSOBTITENT OT LADIES' SILK. CLOAKS-I-?T?iST STILES from $10 to $80 25 oases Ladies' Straw Hats-latest styles ' 100 boxes Silk BibbOns-Summer Colors 800 box?s-Ererich Fowera. ? . -E?T~BRIB cheap by the box, it . LOUIS COHEN'S, NO. 248 KING-BTEEET, * (In tho Bend.) . P. S.-Goods received by ovary steajner. Marchs ". ', . . ',' ? '? amwtt, KNOW YE! KNOW YE! THAT A . ' GOOD MEAL pl AN BE BOUGHT FOE A STAMP OF THE SMALL KJ DENOMINATION STYLED FITTY mmi Ii yen don't believe If, call ai PEARY & KI LB Q Y'S DDUNG BOOMS, NO. 2?a XINQ?BTBEET, - , - VI ?SDBIADTH? Red?eed Pri?e on B?I of Farel Mareh3 . . 8 r 5 EXPRESS FOaWiSPBS. THE' SODTHEBN EXPRESS ; COMPANY IB KOW prepared to forward FREIG ?IT AND MONEY PACK? AGES to all points on the GREENVILLE AND COLUM? BIA BATLBOAD. AU gooda solpped by AD AMS ' cr HARN DEN'S EXPBESS COMPANIES, and marked to the care of the SOUTHEBN EXPRESS 'COMPANY, will be promptly forwarded to their de??natlcm. ; Freights ?hipped byBteam ships to our .--are, will bo??orwarded by Express1 without charge for commission, storage, or draysga. : Ii orders are left st our Office, Packages and Freight will be called for by ocr wagons In any part of the city, and will be sent forward by'first Express. H. B. PLANT, President, . - . .. j.i, ... .-. .!. a ' - . , March 1 Imo .. AUGUSTA, QA. ?JUT ? a*i n i i AXvjy rw ? ?ix.Xiij?.itr)sr EBA?EI?HOP, NO. 133 MEETING-STREET, Between Market and Hayne, HAS; JUST OPENED A URGE AND ELEGANT , BILLIARD SALOON AT THIS WELL-KNOWN STAND. T^^^N&^OLLS^^2^P^S: covered with the finest cloth. sJE ' Professional? and amateurs aro respectfully invited to' give ua acall. Idlers and loungers politely requested to remain outside. March I CHIP HITS ! CHEAP MTS! CORBETT k CASSIDY HA??JPSE. RECEIVED A LABOE STOCK OF FINE FUR AND WOOL HATS AND GAPS, Miases',. Ladies', and Children's STRAW GOODS, at wholesale, which they will sell-10 per cent, less than any house m Charleston. , Give us a call. . . No. 155 Meeting street, (UP STAIRS.) February 32 _j_imo To Conntry MercMnts aafl Ottos, HAS RECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY OF CHEAP SE GARS AND PIPES, adapted for Country Trade, which has been bought by> his brother, now located in New York, at such low figures, that he can defy any one to sell them as cheap. _ ALSO, SMOKING TOBACCO, put up in any size package CHEWING TOBACCO, by the boi or otherwise, and Bvery thing requisite in hi? line of business, at L. LOEENZT'S *F CHEAP SEGAR STORE, No. 392 KIN^TREET,. FEW DOORS ABOVE GEORGE-STREET.