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( ; - ' ' ' . . ! ' >'".' ' ! : : ' " f: F P ?j n ?3 >' ... 1 i f : i-. -.,: ;: _ CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS....APRIL 26. ?866. THE ' Cai?feSTON B1IL? NEWS, G. R OATHOART, Editor. CATUCART, MoSOLLAN & MORTON, PBOPBXBTOB8. No. 18 HAYNE-STREET. SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY-TWEI/VB MONTHS....?.?...-^.^..tlO.OO DAIL??SIX MONTHS.w-.o.OO DAILY?THREE MONTHS.|~.?.SO SINGLE CQPIE8.-.?-..?cento TO KB<ffin>BAIJ5BS.3 cento ;-1 . - LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE. _' i ! LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY. News Summary. .. >i* ; ( ... !.. > i< .* . awlTBCEl X?lSTD OB' I_JHrrTB3RS *e-? nudlitng in the Po0t<yffl.oe at tbe end' ot each week le p-utohcalied officially' I? SHI ?AJCt?Y NE5'WrS every BV1-| ?A?%y moraine. I ~* ' .-. . An English oomptnay, with a capital of two xril liono of ponnda, J3 nogotieting at Toronto for a. Bito for a big cottcm mill. In Michigan, at thorocent looal elections, the' colored people votsd'for*tho flrut time, having re-, cently been admitted to?tho right of suffrage. John Mobiumd?, the pugilist, it is said will be the Demooaatio -candidato for OongreBS in thei New York diotrisL now-represented by Gon. Niil BON TATLOB. A vine-grower made $7987 last year from ftvo; aoroe of island soil >in Lake Erie. He raised; 34,500 pounda of gropes, and piado GODO gallons of j wine. Mr. Brn?on-J. IiOSSiNO ie in Mobile, collecting materials for bis "Illustrated HiBtory ?f the Re bellion," which CmiiEs, of Philadelphia, will pdb lish. i ! The receipts from customs at New Vctk. and Philadelphia, fox tbe week ending April 14, were as follows: NewTork, $2,867,000; Philadelphia,; / $193,778. Mr. GoauoN Qcrutinu, whose marvellouB hunt ing adventures inrSouth Africa, name twentyyeara ' since, gave him? world-wide reputation, expired at his residence at Port Augustus, Scotland, a few weeks ago. The following are the tot|tl product? of .manu factures in Cincinnati, St. j Louis, Chicago and Louis vill?f taking the entire county in each oaie: Cincinn^J, t46>\>0S,<)G2; St. Louis, $27,010,370; Chicago," $13,655,071; Louisville, $14,185,517. A call baa been issued for a convention to raaeet at Knoxvillo on May 8, composed of delogateu ?rom all counties Lu li-lact Tonnoaaon, lo momorial .' izo the Legislature for leave to farm a now State, to be called the Sta?e of East Tennessee. A terrible expkx?on occurred at Aepinwal^ on the 3d inst., on-beard the steamer -European, de stroying the ship. The cam.. o? the explosioa is supposed to be tfrom Bitro-glycaulae. Fifjy per sons are reported tilled. We are credibly informed, stye ?the Avalanche, that Mr..r_Ewniaa*ABT is raising a cavalry -?om pany, in South Memphis, to participate in the coming struggle -for the independence of Ireland, and that his eommand ie already nearly made np. Very fine marble has been found in tho viainity of Paola, Kaneae, in inexhaustible quantities. Marble baa aleo'been found at Leaffenworth,tAtai depth of ninoty foot. Both are skid tp bear ^vory fine polish, and.it is supposed wili booomo valua ble products-of /the State. Aseri?os -aeddent occurred on the Fionida Railroad, near cQoiacy. Several negroes were slightly and one mortally wounded. Cause the train came upon a hand ear, in charge of two ?o groea, who appear to have paid no attention to the whistle. . . The Trustees of the ! Internal Improvement Fond have made An agreement with Mr. Wv. 21. Gi,eabon, which .promises, to reclaim and being into cultivation'? large portion of ewamp and overflowed landB.bordering upon the Everglades on the Southeastern coast of Florida. The Empire (Xa.) Parish states that the pro . perty in the Pariah of PlaqueinineB, belonging to the late Lucien Ronapaiite, sold recently ?or $30,860. It had ?.front on the river of two and two-thirds arpents by forty in depth, and there are at least fifteenhundred orange trees upon it. A society has recently been formed in Havana for the abolition- of .the African Slave Trade. Some j of the first men of the island are said to be con nected with it. The rules, etc, are mere like those of a "Vigilanoo Committee" than of an or dinary Society. As a large maple tree was being sawed into ,_ atove wood, at Lyndon, Vermont, the other day, a stone, measuring nearly four by eix inehes, was --found imbedded within it. The stone was ... .about sixteen feet from the roots of the tree, and one hundred and twenty annual layers of wood . .. had grown over it. ' TbeBame paper also aaya : "in accordance with the resolution which lb? Fenians adopted night before last, at Exchange Building, the books were opened at No. 15} Jefferson-streot, m the store room of Mr. Moijjnb, yesterday, and tbe follow, ing names of men who are in earnest for the movement to liberate Ireland, were enrolled, and then follows a list of fifty-two names. The James is taking advantage of General B?t Ltn's "Dutch Cap Canal," below Biohmond, and o enlarging and completing it that ?mall craft now pass through it at high stages of water, sav ing several milou by a cross out of less than one. Ten years hence this will doubtless be the main channel, though it may cost something more to make it so. Tho population of the world is now about 1,225,000,000. Protestantism enrolls about 80,000, 000. Romanism and the Greek Church report about 230,000,000. Not one-fifth of this world's population is even nominally Christians, and out of the 80,000,000 of Protestants not more than 15,000,000 are estimated as devout member? of the Protestant Church. ? J CoueniDQE, the English member of Parliament, is said to be the. very impersonation of polished, keen, glowing oratory. A Parliamentary reporter writes: "There is now no Parliamentary epoaker who combines these qualities so wonderfully. To hear Iiim speak is as if one saw a bright and ",. .flexible Damascus sharpening itself on the smooth ,, eetbone, in the softest ojtf, and, flashing yrith the . motion and warming with the Motion of th? pro cess." I ' A letter is published in the New York Daily News of the 19th inst., over two col umno in length, from an Indiana Fenian. He is, of course, very severe on England, and not a whit less so on tbe "SwmcHET-RoBKBTa faction." In the course ot ble tirade, he mixes things np a little, in the following paragraph: "God cannot let England go unpun ished, and will not. In this I place all my faith, knowing Him to be jut; and in the aale and pur of Irish bonds. Indiana ic to good position - ; i . - ?> V ' chase of IriUh Vonds, Indiana ic in good position J W?????ttWO??m and disposition for tho salo and pufbhaeo of the' bonds if the proper oouroo bo priraued." John 8tuabt Mixls has introduced in the Bri tish Parliament a sohome for.- tho government of London. London ?b now governed by thirty-eight different and independent, bodies, called parish vestries. Mr. Hills propos?s to reduco thcoo bodies to eleven; to divido London into as many districts or boroughs, eaoh with an average popu lation of threo hundred thousand, and to sot over each a mayor and alderman. These borough councils aro to caro each for its ?listriol; nun, tor general purposes, they are to elect a oortain num ber of representatives to a general board'of works, which is already in existence. Chaules Diocenb is bolng again irapovtaned to boootne a candidate for office. Says an Englieh contemporary : "Mr. O. Dickens' should he heard by every one who wishes to hoar oratory. In vain will be listen in the Ho-use of Com tnenB for the like; Qladotove and D'sbrazu have net a tithe of tho-oommaad of the brilliant epirlt,-flowing, unin terrupted -orordB, beautiful and truLhial thcughte, of our gr-eat English novelist. He baa been asked over and over again to stand for-some place or another; be knows any part of Lonnon would re torn hita, free of cost, and give hen a statue in precious metal at the saine time'to commemorate the'event. But he will not. It is his pride, per haps, to wash his hands -of an institution he has so freely ridiculed ; but there is. good still in it, and he might honor the house (and the country by taking his seat thote. If he still will not, then -wo say that the loan and the rebnk? are to the house, not <o Chaules Dickbms." SET AM communication* ?nie ttdeet for publication tn this Journal must be add rested lo the Editor oj the Da?v News, No. 18. Bkj.-yr.e-street, Charleston, 3. O. Business OommwoietUioni to Publisher of Da?e News. We cannot undsrtcke to ret urn rejected communica tions. advertisements outside of ihc<ity must be accompa nied with the cash. CHARLESTON. . .??... WEDNESDAY MOB r-TINQ. APRIL 25, jgsj. THE A WARDOFHI8:B*mOR JUDOEBHRTANi ? INA MATTItR 4FSALVA?E. "We present to purTeaders, on anothor page, the award, of his Hancr Judge Bryan, in tho matter of salvage of tho C W. Ring (tad car go, latoly*6abmitted t-o'hi? arbitrament. The interest involved was 'forge, and tbo opinion, therefore,--will bave ?tho olaim on public at tention wbkh snob a fact will always give ;' but we particularly commend it to* our read ers for tbei-r-ea?on thatit is the firet-of his de cisions.gi-veo to the public, and for ?the-very, admirable tone of roasoning fby vrhioh his' ooncluaioBfl ore approached. Of tbo correct-' nees of those conclusions we ?cannot bo ex-' pected to epeak, of-osurso. Tbo -eubjeot is too foreign to the labors of a daily journal ist, and oar opinion-upon (be queet-Un a-, m id, have little value: bat the ability --exhibited; we can appreciate, ?and we have little'hesita tion in 'the conviction that if Admiralty be the branoh of law ?with -which bis'?Honor, as it is supposed, has bad least experience, it is tbat with which he will have loast-difficulty. In that tho jurist is .guided less by .authority! than principle, and of tbo abstract .principles' of-legal ?aoienoe bis Honor will ?c-xhibit a ready and ac? orate perception. 3 "' 4 VAGRANT RADICAL. There ?i? a otftrtain M. D. Conwa-t, idow iu England, who'belongs to Boston, where he: was for along time the delight of Abolition Societies, and the chief orator at Woman's. Rights meetings. He went abroad during the war and endeavored to negotiate a peaoe with Mr. Mason, the Confederate Minister at London.. Ho affected to hold credentials from the Abolition party, and to be author ized to promise a withdrawal of tho ?North ern armies, and the assent of tho' -Govern ment to a peaceful dissolution of the Union, in return for an authentic assuranoo from the Southern States that they would give up sla very. Mr. Mason corresponded -with him long enough to draw from him a written avowal of the nature of bis -"mission/-'' and then rejeoted his propositions with contempt whioh was not ooncealbd Wo do not ?now the nature of the business which has called this worthy abroad again, bat be -finds time to write letters home, whioh the strong-mind ed ladies to whom they ore addressed kindly give to the public In one of ?these recently published, we .find the following gem: , ; I assure you that President Johnson has made the American republic a laughing-stock in Eng land. Amerioans blush when their Government is mentioned. Priendo of onr country pass over the subject for fear of hurting our fe?ingBl A. drunken blurt of noasonso for an inaugural?a, billingsgate tirade of ?ooneanse and bad grammar' ?if this is what Republicanism comes to, were it1 not better to shut up shop and petition. England' to send us Prince Alfred, or some ono who, at. least, is not mentally and physically a sot? . ? We might have been blessed to-day with just such a ruler as Go?, wat covets for his native land, if the blue-lights whioh bis an-. oestors hung out on the Vow England coast had done their appointed work. -?*. ? J RADICAL LOQIQ. The New York Tribune of a rooeat date ?ftvfl; "If you want cotton and tobacco and sugar and rico, you must treat the [negro] producers as human beings, or. you may bid a long farewell to those produc?a," , To whioh the New York New? pertinently replies by saying: "We suppose the Tribune will hardly deny that, in times past, the South pzodnood large amounts of the four great staples named; and, ,if;the Tribune's authority be correct, it follows" that, daring those years, negroes must have been treated as 'human bo?ngs.' What, then, is the value of all the Tribune's bowlings about the oruol tles practiced on tho 'ohattoln?' " And if it should tarn oat?ao it surely will ?that far less cotton, sugar and rioo is pro duced by the negroes in their present state than hi their former ono, tho Tribune must admit that the negroes do not treat them selves as well as their old masters used to treat them. Largo orops being made tho standard of humane treatment, the comparison at the end of the year should eonvinee Mr. Qabkisy that bis philosophy and humanity have not bee? properly dirootod. Acoording to ? corxespocdoct of the Now York Evening Post (a Republican close I neighbor of the Th'&une) a colony of sixty to one hundred negrooe are holding one of th o ttehestrice plantations near Savannah, and bavo only about five aoros of land in cultiva tion ! They are entirely freo from tho con trol of tho whites, and have an o h tato which probably o o un tod its bales of cotton, by the hundred, and its tierces of rico by tho thou sand, while under white management, but which, with as many negroes now living on it, will not probably raise a baste of the one or a tioroe of the other for aaio this year ! -?*? ? . JSFFECTS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLA MATION AfJAfN. The Mobil? Advertiser says the PreBident'B Proclamation eeems to puzzle the whole country. Does it mean anything or nothing ? Does it restore the writ of habeas corpus to the Southern Stuten ? Does it re-establish the supremacy of the civil lew in thoso States ? Does it do any mora then inconsoquontly de claro that the insurrection has been ?op pressed? Tbe Commercial Advertiser upon this point says : Our Southern brethren would do well to diea t>uB0 th'**.ifolvc8 o? tho impression tbat'lho Pro clamation of the second makes any material! change in thoir Statua. It is true thOT have got alcug wonderfully fast under tho President's pol icy of reconstruction. They aro a till, however, in their leading ?triage, and a present realization of this fact will relievo them from a future disap pointment. We cannot help thinking that tho outgiv ings of the ^advertiser indioato that the Radi cals harve resolved not to permit the President to carry oat hie plans of reconstruction ; and the following sentence givoa ua cauBe to fear that, to effect their purpose, thoy have ?come to an uadeirstanding with Qen. Grant: The communication from General Grant, -which tho President recently gavo to Congress in sup port of his measures, urged that troops should be retained for some time tarough the South. Now, it is not probable that Mr. Johnson, even though be ?honld -ignore the Freedmen'e Bureau alto gether, tor mid tiisregard the couneels and advice of the ?Lieute-.iant General, aud that, toOj tbhen all loyal hearts pla<?e implicit confidence in 'the latter'? judgj. ment and goods-common tense. ? THE 'PHIAL OF THE CONSTITC TTON. ! in the brief response of Autobw John son to tho ocldiors and sailor?, who paid hin their respecte on last Wednesday* evening, ho embraoed-eaore of wisdom end'forecaflt and true heroismcthan bas heretofore 'been given to the people of the United -States in tbe same space. Comprehending -more dearly and fully all tho great events*of?the last few years and of 4he last few months, than aoy other livingvtaan, ho tells the-^American- peo ipl-ofraakly tinc\ without dieguiee that-the .Constitution and the publio liberties ander it are in danger?that the Republic is still in .peril?and that the ordeal through which the country lie now passing is,<.perhaps, more oritioal tban<any other which it has--evor encountered. The danger prooee de, not irom armed re sistance to the cone tituted authorities, but from a deliberate conspiracy <to overturn, through .the forma of law, tbe>baeia of repre sentative liberty and olhang?-theessentihl?rin olples of republican government, by denying to a part rights indii?pensable,?and exacting duties consistent only with ithe demands of dospotism. Thio he ]irouounco8 traitocqps. He tells the people tht\U their Government is imperiled, and appeals (to thorn to oome to its -rescue) In the meantttoe be will exert' his abilities and strength in asserting the rightb and pnmoting the great interests of tho?peo ple. It is their Governcoent, and ho ifl' their agent ihd employee. O ther departments of the piblic administratiqn ' have eet themselves up in ippoflition, and tbe people themselves are th) arbiters. To the m tbe? ?question be longs. He has confidence in then, and*they have onfidence in him. ? f be is sustained, so is ne Constitution, and the boppinm and libenes of the entire people. ?lut -if rtho Conventional conBpirajtors ; ire parmiuetl to go f award io the perfection of ibejr. Bohewes, noting but disaster stares us in the face. Along the-earnest patriotic mass?e oftthis coon y there can be no hesitation as -to whia they will support TJfRB baa been rauoh testimony gi .ven-be foretho Eoconstruction Committee to show thai he refusal by Congress to admit the Sou tern members has made the people of the outh discontented and ?keptioal ?of -the pur ose of the Government to treat them.' fairy and award them their rights as citi-, sen It is the most natural thing in the wo: (1 that the notion of the Radicals should! ha? produced euch feelings. The Southern. pec le understand now, however, that we; ha' a President that will, as far as in him lie enforoe obedience to the Constitution, an that the majority of the people in the N( it will faithfully sustain him. Tbe Veto M< wgos of the President will do muoh more to Jmalate and encourage true Union feel* in, in the South than the vindictive meas ure of Congress oan do towards generating hsrod and disoontont. ? ? * ? he Washington Chronicle, after giving a lo \ list of .figures showing the immense lao ri io of life in tbe late war, endeavors to pi it a moral with them. Here is its con olsioni' * ' - ad now are we told that the people capablo of Bijh services aud .sufferings?suon wonders in p ce and such msrvols in war?suoh a- develop ir at and diecipline of all the highest' qualities of ctlization?suoh a terriblo loss of preolous lives - avo gained nothing by their viotory over trea* i. but the Dead Boa fruits of Andrew JohnSon'a pioy. .-';>''. . In other worda, after unstinted spending c treasure and lavishing of life to bring tho S uthern States back into the Union, what a ?tyitis that Andhkw Johnson will not lp the Badieals In Congress to keep em out ! Tux New York Tribune proposes, in future, tvy white people in the South, boforo black rics, on the ground that that if the only ay to ?wure their coaiiotiou. What aext f WANTS. AOIBS- SADDLE BOB.Ua. WANTBD. Most be sound, yonng and klod, 16 hands hiRb, and handsome. Apply to Mr. JACKSON, Charleston Hotel Subies. _6_April .IS ROOMS WABTBll.-TWO GOOD BLEEP? IHO BOOMS wsnted within a short walk of the Oharlcston Hotel, furnished or unfurnished address BOX No. 47, Postofflco. 3?_April 24 WANTBD, A CHADtBKRlIIAID AND 8EAM STBE8S. A good f l.nv.tion oan bo bad by apply ing at No. 47 Haacl street. 3_April 85 WANTED. DY A 8Sf.Al.Ij FAMILY 1IBSI DING In tho country, a rcspocU'ile WHITE i WOMAN, between 20 and 40 years of age, to do house work and make herself frenorally useful. Apply at this office. _April 25 WANTED, A Srr.'UATION. BY A YOUNG white woman, who la willing to make hcrtolf ? goneially nsefal In domestic affairs. Apply at No. 36 WASHINGTON 8TBB.BT._3_April24 WANTED, A -WET NURBB, TO GO TO Wllmlnatc?, North Carolina. Apply at onoo, to tho SUters of M-wy. 00UN EU OP BULL AND BDT LgDgSj BTBEEtPB._ April 23 WANTED.?A. ?COMPETENT ACCOUNT ANT of ?Kioerlence desires employment ?s a gen or?l oJ-srk or twokko rpor. -Will give untinostlonable re ferences. Address ?iLPHA, through the Poatoiflca. April 18_wfm4 EOOM9 WA:.?JTED_TWO SINGLE GBIT TLIEMEN w-ant a BITTING ROOM ami two BED ! BOOMS, -partly f urolshcd, with the use of the Kitchen. The lower rod of Meeting stroet, South Bay, or Lcgsro I street, profarred.. A liberal rent wiU be paid for desir able rooms. Ar?pty to "0. 8. A.," Key Box 70. 1 April?_8_ WANtTEDf? A WOMAN UNENOUMMBUED to cook ?cd wash. Be-^mmondatlons required. Apply at No. 18-OEOKQE STREET, from 0 A. M. till 13 af_ _April 18 SFPVATr.'ON -WANTED, DY AN INDUS TEIOUS. AT?D ATTENTIVE LAD, and for a small I compa-asatlijav Appiy ?at tblo ?fflce, April 16 TO RKNT, &o. TO RE.KT-. TO A SHALL FAMILY, OR TO ring ? OenUoan.ro, TWO -BOOMS, containing Dress ing Boom; ?also, aaUtcben Boom. Bedroom furnished if roquir? ?d, App-t-y-at No. 288 Enat liny. April ?4 _ _2? rrro H.BNT, -ras stores no. l-ao meet. X INm and No. ?33 Hanoi street; connecting; the Ut ter afliM".throotrt?ry buUOiag 30 by ISO-foot. Apply to JOSEPH WALKEB, i'Aprl 1X3 8 Corner-of Meeting and Market ?ta. TO RENT^THAT DKLIOHTFU1. RESI? DixNOB tii ??junt Pleasant Villago, owned by Mr. BAM U SANDERS, containing nve rooms, on a high ba>cjsa?9at, haviotg .all nooossa y ontbnOdings, tho yard fcein g well sba-ded, witrh a good pump-on the lot. Aifply to W1C JOHNSON'S Wood Yard, A pril 23 East end W Laurent-street. TO KttNT, A ifKUY HANDSOME SUITE of FOUR BOO MB?bath and water?In Honso in the Western partlof 'tiro-city. Address Lock Box No. 48. /.prill?_6_ r\ \0 RENT_THttC DESIRABLE STORE J. No. 1ST Mootli ipstreot,. opposite Oharleston Hotel. A] ?ply on the premlse<-s._April 18 ROOMS TO RENT, WH'B STANDING FURNITUR? ?, ?at BBOWN'B HOTEL, Summer, viille. 8. 0. Also, Kill ocoonunodato * few PRIVATE BOARDEBS. For-tenae, kc, apply to MBB. O. BBOWN, April 17 Proprietress. r"pO RKVT. 1 HAT DBLIGIITPUL RKSI JL DENCE, ?ooBi^erK&aat Bay?nd Inspection street; 8 'iqnare room?, dr t???iag room and pantry, 3 basement rooms, ample eoc-aa-a-siodatlons-for servants, carriage bouse and stable, ?water very large Jot April 14 PINCKNEY BR08. FOR SALE. T PfttVAT K -S/ILIC-ONK ?MALL SIZE L COOE?INa iJ5Pr?TEy nearly* new. Also, lot of plain FDENITUEa:, Io-r r Bor cash. Ap>?ly to April? _3*_No. 31 MBBEINQ-6TBEET. FOR SALB. LBA8E OR RtENT, THAT well known a-sd.^stabllnbei HOTEL, in Sommer ville, botter ?know? i ?o?r' 'Bt-own" s Hotel.*" Fortsrms, kc, inquire on ti?? .ppe ruin so. wfta April* FOWL 8A.LK, , LaUJOP-CAROIEB ABOUT 400 Bushels liioe, or 360bushsJ?i Oysters?nearly new, and lnigood.<Tt\ez. Apply to A. W.4?OHN80N. April 23 S* Foot Lanrens-stveet F CiKnmittee. OR 8ALB ATA 0AHGAIN, LOT 8HAF1*. TAG. tPDLXJ-l?l,:3LATBJBB, Ac. Apply to D. 3. STTJBOES, April II_Nail 6 Vemdao Bange. FOR SALB, ALLTIIAT LOTOF LAND, and one ator; ?vDRIOK BUIIjDING. situated on north aide of "?Went-wcsib-streei; between Meeting and Anson atseots, raosnitlyaesd asa Jewish Church. For terms, A-c.-apPrT to either of the nndenlgcod. ?H. H- OcLEON, y lXo- MBroad-atroot,' JACOB COHEN, ?UsstBsy, -a S. UOI/JMONS. ApraW *'* B'B':0e?ot' J OQPAE?ra?EE*3HIP8. ?DISSOLUTION^ mBE ?StTJtH OF" JOHT?.10N8 A WHITING WAS DIS X BOJ-iv JJD.by.r-iutuol ecntent, on the 1st of March. 166a. O.E. JOHNSON. AS. JOHNSON. 8. C. WHUTKO. THE ?UNl?ERSIGNEZ> WILL G0-HTINUJE THE BEADY MADE OLOTIMNO AJU> ?rAIXQttlN? B??CNESS in All its hranohes, at the Old Stand. No. 273 Klng^jtroot, opposite 8 ?clcty atreet. 0. E. k A. 8. JOHNSON. April 13 fmwlnoo THE COPARTNERSHIP HEJli?TOFO?E EXISTING UHiDEB THE NAME OF OaHILL.se CO., Is this day dissolved by mutual cousent. GEOB-GE H. HOITO0C la alone authorited to sign the FirrerVs ntuno?n Uquld-itlon. BYJ.VE8TBB CAHILL. ,_ EE0EOB H. HOPPOCK. Charloeton, a CL. April it, 1866. OEOROB K. HOPPOCK WTLL OONTIKUE TBE WHOLESALE OBO0BB7 and COMMiSSJON E?3INEBB, at No. 185 Bast Bsy._ JJ April 17 COPARTNER?IMP NOTICE. rE ?NDER8JON?D HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A PABTNEBSHIP tot cat tying en an AUCTION. IENEBAL COMMJ88?ON AND IPiSDHANOE BUfll ?E88, under the namsof LEE b CO. Particular attention will be given to tho parchase and 'ale Of 6T00KS, BONDS, and BEAI. ESTATE, both at .uGtion and private aale; sud they hope, by strict atten ion to business, to merit and receive a share of public istronsge. Of?ce In BASEMENT OF STATE BANK. Broad street. HDT80N LEE. _ A. M. LEE. Ch&rleston, 8. C, March 31, 1666. i Uno April 2 LOST, STOLEN, &a. LOST OR STOLEN PROM BRIG ALFRED. KERB'S Wharf, a BOAT, about It feet long and 4 ?et wide, painted white, with black gunwale. $15 re ard is offered for its recovery and no nucstiono asked. Aprils k-Ra? BBWARD^STOLEN PROM M T \Jtf\J stable on Oakley Plantation, 35 miles from harlseton, on tho Northeastern Railroad, on the night ! the 13th, a SMALL BLAOK HOBSB MULE, with a aw SADDLE AND BRIDLE; tho Mole Is shod and loss. Fifty dollars reward will be paid for the appre ?nslon of the Mole and the thief, or half of the amount r the return of tho Mule. K. H. OU?T0N. ?April 10 BEMOYALS. REMOVAL. 1HE SUBSORIBBB HAS REMOVED TO NO. 37 . BBOAD-STBEET, Where he proposes to carry on e bnaineaa of AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION 1ENT. WU1 also co?tions as formerly his REAL KS? 1TB AGENCY and Brokersgs In Stocks. Bonds, Note? :ohango and other Securities. Q. MoBRIDE SMITH. Refers to?Meaara. BAVENEL A CO., Charleston! sars. WXLLtB k OHI80LM, OharlestOB ; Messrs. >DBDm, MATTHIEB8EN k CO.. Messrs. JOHN tASEE ? CO.; GEO, B. M0BEWO0D, Esq., New rk. lmo . March 2H BO.cUlDINCi. IOARD?A SINGLE GENTLEMAN OK Gentleman and Lcdy can be acoommodatod with ABD AND LODGING In a private family at No. 307 1ETING STREET. saw Fobrnsry 19 MEDICAL NOTICES. OB. T. RBBNSTJBRNA . ' iHinOKAH AXD SURGEON, HO. 10? BBOAD 8TBEKT. r.?.' Wtetmoei ? yutat* natow e-arad with eis. oh. ??MWAr-f If h N? 1 3S Si MU MEETINGS. PEOFLK'S BANK OM HO?TII CAUOMSA. THE ANNUAL MEETINO OP THE STOCKHOLDER of this Dank will take placo at the Banking Houso, on Wednesday, the 2d of May, at 12 o'clock M. On Mondav, tho 7th, id election will bo hold ?t tho amo placo ?or THIRTEEN DIBEoTORS to servo for too onsnlng year. Polls opon from 12 to 2 o'clock P. M. jpAprll 25 _ H. O. LOPER, Cashier. nilllNti' CHAHITABLE ASSOCIATION. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. THE REGULAR MEETINO WILL BE HELD AT Masonic Hall. This Evening, at 8 o'clock. Hem tors are requested to como pnnctnally forward? this being tho meeting for Election of Officer?, accord ing to rale. , . Messrs. AROH'D KINO and WM. ROBB aro requested to ?ssist the Secretar? at said Election. By order Of the President. April 26 1 W. F. PADDON, Socrctary. SOUTH CAROLINA MASONIC BENICVO LENT SOCIETY. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETINO WIIL BE HOLDEN In Blasoofo Hall, To-Morrov> Evening, the 24th in et-, at 8 o'clock. Ab the Anneal Election of Officer* will be he'd, a punc tual and general attendance of members la requested. By order of the President. W. A. WHUSON, Secretary. April 26_V_ FHANKMN LODGE, No. 00, A. F. M. AN EXTRA COMMUNICATION WILL BE HELD AT Maaonto Hall, This Evening, at Eight o'clock. Candidatos for the 8d Degree, and member?, are re quested tobo punctual in attendance By order of tho W. M. J. WOODRUFF, April 26 1_Secretary. CUAKLK8TON H.ANDh. CO. KO. 1. ATTEND A B.VEOIAL MEETINO OF THE COMPA NY at L. KENABE'8, at 7X o'clock P. M-, on To Morrow, 20tb inst. Fines for non-attendance will bo atrloUy enforced. By order. JOSEPH HILTON, April 2S 2 Secretary. VIOILANTFIKK ENOIIVH COMPANY. ' A 1 TEND AN EXERCISE PARADE THIS AFTER noon, at 4 o'clock precisely. A largo and punotnal at tendance Is earnestly requested. By order. GEORGE 0. DLAOK, ?DC April 23_ 1 HOPE FIRE ENOINE CO?IPAN?. ATTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR ?OM* PANT, to be held In the Engine Howie, Archdalc street, This Evening, at half-past Seven o'clock. A punctual attendance Is requested of all urorubere. By order: Da La MOYTA CANTER, April 26 1 . Secretary H. F. E. Co. PHC?NIX PIRE ENGINE COMPANY. ATTEND AN EXTRA MEETING ?W YOUR COM PAN Y. This Evening, at the HallVf the Hope Fin Engine Company, at 8 o'clock. Honorary and Con trlbutlng Members are requested ' 0 attend, as busines; of Importance will be submitted for consideration. By order. J. F. E. HA8ELL, April 25 1 8eoretary P. T. E. Co. CHARLESTON PIRE ENGINE COMPANY. ATTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM PANY. AT YOUR HALL. Wontworth-atrcot, Thit Evening, at 7 y, o'clock. A punctual attondonce Is re quired, as tho trial of the Apparatus will take place im mediately after. Fines for absentees will be strictly enforced. By order. 8. BENT80HNER, April 26 1 Secretary 0. F. E. Co. TO CONTRACTORS ANO BUILDERS I THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS for Darlington District, will let tho contract of re building and fitting up the Court House, in tho Town 0: Darlington, to the lowest responsible bidder, on the first Monday in June next Parties wishing to oontraotcan inspect tbo bnlldlng or communicate with B. W. EDWARDS, April 26 W6 .ml* . Chairman. CARD. MADAM HUMMEL RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCEE to her friends, and the public generally, that flu haa returned to the city, and will resume the duties 0 her profession as teaoher or the PIANO FORTE. WU1 also give lessons in GERMAN and FRENCH. Apply at Z0GBAUM, YOUNG k CO.'S Music Stqro, No. 101 hing street. mwf ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OP CUBA. CONDUCTED BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT. $360,000 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY SEVENTEEN DAYS. Pria c s cashed and Information famished. The highest rates paid for Doubloons and all kind Gold and Silver. TAYLOR k CO.. Bankers, February 8 tmo No- IS Wallstreet Ne>w York ED?8IO AND ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY OFF?OE EDISTO & ASHLEY OANAL COMPANY, 1 OnaBXJBbTOK, & a. Much 16,186?. I BY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE, PASSED AT ITS last session, the EDISTO AND ASHLEY OANAL COMPANY received permission to increase their capital from One Hundred Thousand ( $100,000) Dollars to Thrw Hundred Thousand (9300,000) Dol?an, m Bharea of One Hundred (f loo; Dollars each. ' The publio are hereby informed that the book?, R? oubocHptioa to the additional Stock, will to? opaate?a 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. daily, at the office of Meaafrs. 3Xmn 8. BIGGS k CO., cornsr Broad-street and EatttBA?. Tb( Slock subscribed for to be paid for by a torfntWs lnsUl ment of of Five ($ 6) DoHarston uadh ME ?vwyTaharfc 3. RAVEN?L?A<?Kr.'H, BecSrotWy and Treesaraeot P. 8. "Carolina Timea'"bdpy and tuscA bill to thli offloe- March 19 CHOICE LAW LIB?ABY. OFFERED FOR 8ALR UNTIL DISPOSE? OF BY A ,?_gentleman of thaprofession, achole? set of law APrii2i ^rru^^TPsa?g&. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, Drawn Dally at Covington, Ky. lUHAl, EDDY S GO,, MAKA6EBS, , Tickets from Si to $10. CIRCULARS SENT FREE OF CHARGE. oimPRs ~A*Ar4Tiam,a2. F th6 abovo lo Ey?tflfiSfrS tended to. Drswings mailed as soon as the Lotted 1, drawn. Havana Plan Loltery-30.000 Tiokeii 4S Prtee.. Capital Prize, $60,000. Va^a the fit ?ay ? each month Address - w* ' *r? ?nH? T' ?SEfft U' a ticensod ???at. April U ^ ??"???.'or Key Box 62, Po?offiif 1??-_- . _Jbcsx' 3STOTIOE. NATIONAL EXPHEf AMD \wmmm comp Expresa Forwarder rHE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND THAN COMPANY la now propsred to fori? Qd MONEY PACKAGES, oi the most) ugusta. and all intermediate Station/ arollna Railroad, and to ?savannah, ote W. 8. WALKEF W. T. /. O. WOODWARD, ?up't F April 20 _ FRIGID CREM mon L MARBLE F( WITH A VARIETY OF TH FAVOW SYBT So. 349 ALSO. THE Bf . ,/ { ERFUMERY & Nctabsobtm? TO BES FOI , miUTlOT 1 JONES /?DIN ?HE BBSEE ' fcDUBENI To. v ?ED ST0R LIT thou? ' CD ktr Ar ?LE & MABSB lu ami? EBT?ILDXA r?tis ErVsoAsttrnXStMUMfm at 1 So* 5H? IS*** ?f?rGHAMRAULY'O BTEA /?U&IJWT OOTTOH HU TWE N TY-EIGHT1 ANNUAL PARA OF THE CHARLESTON FIRE DEPAEI COMPANI ES WILL A 88 EM OLE ON CITADEL at 12 o'clock precisely on Friday, 27th InaUnt, i from thenoo down Meeting to Broad-street, do? to Friend-street, countermarching at Cathedr Proocasion will be reviewod on line of marc Honor the Mayor and Aldermen on Bioad-s front of Ouard Homo. Tho following will be the order of Froctaaioi UOBIO. Chief, Assistant? and Clerk of Board of Fire : Mayor and Aldermen. Charloaton Ffre Company of Axmen with St Eagle Fire Company. Vigilant Fire Company. Phoenix Fire Company. Cluu-lcntou Fire Company. AStna Steam Engine Conipaoy. Marion Fire Engine Cornp: MUSIO. German Fire Engine Company. Palmetto Fire Engine Company Hope Fire Engine Company. Washington Fire Engine Gotapani Charleeton Hook and Ladder Company Young America Fire Engine Campa Stonewall Firo Engine Company.| 0BBXB or I'UIDIU ora: 1. Palmetto. 2. Young America. 9. Charleston Axe Compa ny, "8team.,r 4. Stonewall. 6. Marion. G. Charleston. Each Company, allowed on o trial.- In the bursting of Hobo a second trial will be gra-1 Hon. P. 0. GAILLARD will act as Jur* the Prises. By order M. H. Natuku. Chief Fire r April 17 Clerk 7. Phoenix. 8. AitnaSteac 9. Washington 10. Vigilant 11. Hope. 12. German. 13. Eagle. .Vor General xtedu IN 3p:r,io: OF SPRING 1ND M CLOTHI NO. 219 KING WEST ONE DOOR SO?r ill S O? THE SUBSCRIBER I ALL his LATE li jy ._ LOW PRICES, In ac tn ^ fOi prices in New York, r oo " trt> " ojf ' dai off. CLCj' T ruBju ? a LO1 im s The mi are of ill AND* & AT OCBRI AND WILL JB ANY UOUS Aerial* and work ?t-ClSBS. for iichasers axe it themselves Capt. B. W. Who has charne ofth Jesnuro iu ehowlua tbe| WILLIAM 11 Senior of the old flras rfloo. _ ?S sp: MILL LADIES' FANCY BONNETS LADIES' ARD BEA-SIDE HAM1L1I B. IPORTATION rd FREIGHT eral terms, to m the South agent. h Division. CANTON PEDAL FLO! Also, a choice s RIBBONS. Nos. STYLES. A full PLAIN BONMET And to whioh the I TAIN, AND MOST ig-st. ET OF ARTICLES CITY. )0RFF, (INTHEBEHD) A^rillO SPRING THE BUB8C from the thdpubho tbr 0LOTH8, 0A? of the beat fo to Spring ?nd I These goods Tsry low flgu' will und it to f the most exp make them uj Richards' old i March 80 MAG! E, BAY. ?ALL, LEBB IN AGItf all kinds: war, ana cmiai .W ENGINE, and am. ?Apriia