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The Dailv News. THURSDAY MOBKLNG, JUNE 21, 1866. LOCAL MATTERS. - m- SEE SECOND AND THIBD PAGES. "Wt ELECTION FOB ALDERMEN.-The election for three Aldermen, according to previous announce rent, came off yesterday, and all passed off quietly. We are in? debted to the Chairman of the Board of Managers of Elections for the following returns : * WAROS. No. 1. Dr. W. T. Wragg. David Brigps..... No. 2. S. G. Courtenay... C. 0. Trumbo No. 4. John F. O'Neill..., N. M. Gilbreth... 6|25| 1 44110 2| 2 262 113 282 112 881 " 50 The names In italics are elected. F UN EBAL SEBVIOE FOB ?H?? CONFEDEBATE DEAD.-TO morrow, at 9 o'clock, there'will be a 'solemn Requiem Mass at St Paul's Cath??^Chtftah,. Sj'ofety^?et Jor the Confederate dead. A COTOC?^^T^'^BMJp'^on the occasion for the Benefit of thoorpaans' . METHODIST CHURCH nt Conni.- The able argument of ObL CHAS. H. SIMONION, the distinguished counsel for the defen oe, will be found on'onr second page. It was our intention and desire to publish the argument In reply ai the same time, but the crowded state of our columns prevents. TH e FREEDMEN'S BUREAU AND THE SEA ISLANDS. - the communication under the above head in our yester? day's issue, a very important typographical error oc? curred. In the sentence stilting that the policy oi the Bureau "hos some alienation, distrust and hostility be? tween the negroes and thu whites," the words "the negroes" were left out, which gave an entirely different meaning to thejeentence. SIDE OF GROCERY SUGABB.-Mr. JOSEF h H. DISLEY disposed of yesterday, on Accommodation Wharf, fifty hogsheads of Cuba Grocery Sugars of his own importa? tion, direct from Matan aas, nt the following prices: 6 hhds. at 18% cents per psund; 6 hhds. at 18% cents j per pound; 5 hhds. at 13 K cunts per pound;. 12 hhds. at 12% cents per pound; 6 bhds. at 12% cents per pound; 18 hhds. at ll T? cents per pound. A TOUCHING INCIDENT. - Cn the 16th Instant, the dav I of the celebration in commemoration of the Confederate | dead, in one of our oity grave yards, after tho ceremo? nies had been performed and the crowd dispersed, a re? spectable looking colored woman was seen to linger be? hind, sit down Upon a gr,ive, bury her face in her hands, and Weep bitterly. A friend of ours, who holds with JUVENAL, ["NMl humanuni a se alienum este") observing her, became very much interested. With native kindliness of manner he addressed her and | Inquired the cause of her j;rief. Won by his sympa? thizing tone, she unburdened her heart to him in alter? nate words and sobs. The grave on which sho sat was that of her former young master, who had been killed In battle during the late wai. He had been her charge In his infanoy and boyhood, and In his manhood he was her pride and her delight. His de?ds of gallant daring had been her boast, and it was tho wish dearest to her heart to see him relrarn victorious and honored to the home whioh he had fought to protect Heaven had decreed otherwise; and now while a conquered people did honor to tho memory of thor defenders, ehe, poor, helpless, faithful woman, wept over the grave of him to whom sho had looked for protection and sup? port In the days of her ago and infirmity. LA DIEB' MEMOHIAL ASSOCIATION.- Tho Secretary kind? ly furnished us with tho following in rotation to the meeting on Monday evening last : The meeting was organised by the President The first and fourth articles of the Constitution submitted and revised : ABT. 1. Besolved, That this Association shall be known as "The Ladies Memorial Association of tho Confede? rate Dead." ABT.* IV. AU funds shall be saoredly used for keeping in repair tho gnvos'of the Copfederato Dead in Magno Ua Cemetery, and in erecting a monument to their me? mory, as direct? d by the Associa'lon. Resolutions of thanks to the following gentlemen and companies wero unanimously passed: To the gentle? men of the Committee and others who so ably aocom SUshed their duty; the Presidents of the South Caro? na and Northeastern Railroad Companies; to the Rev. Clergy for their most appropriate and eloquent ad? dresses; to the ladies auil gentlemen whose poetical effusions BO enhanced the pleasure of the day; to the gentlemen of the Choir; to the Proprietors of the Mills House and Charleston Botel Livery Stables, National and Southern Express Companies, Geraghty & Davis, for transportation wagons and omnibuses. Other resolutions ot thanks were passed in favor of parties for printing material; to proprietors of hotelB for sale of tickets; for the use of the Masonic Hall; to the newspaper offices, and to various gentlemen for courtesies extended. COURT OF GENEBAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS. - Thie Court met at the usual hour yesterday morning, pursuant to adjournment, and proceeded to tho transac? tion of business. Several true billa were found by the Grand Jury on yesterday, and the accused, in the fol? lowing cases, were arraigned : i The State vs. James Oloar, Miohael Stanton, and John Jenkins, charged with burglary and larceny, to-day, the 21st, was assigned for their trial. The State vs. Thomas Roaoh, oharged, also, with bur? glary and larceny, and to-day appointed for bis trial, and The State vs. James Sullivan, accused of larceny. 'J he State vs. Richard Dubue, for burglary and lar? ceny. _ The case of the State vs. W. T. LOVETT and HENRY BIQQABD, for retailing (spirituous liquors without a Bcenee, next came up for trial, and the Jury rendered a verdict of "guilty" as to the latter defendant, and "not guilty" as to the former. After thia case was disposed of, JOSEPH OAVOHEB, oharged with the same offence, was tried, and had rendered against him a vervict of ..guilty." The Grand Jury came into Court and presented true bills in the following oases : State vs. Huon CALLAN, for murder. State vs. Joan W. FREIZ, for larceny and re-1 oeiving stolen goods. State vs. G. H. BULWINKLE and JOHN BULWINKLE, for retailing spirituous liquors with? out ; license; and State vs. J. B. MOLTJRB, JAB. G. Mc GEKLY, and -- MILLER, for larceny. " The Jurors were then dismissed ; and, after the I transaction of some other matters not requiring their services, the Court adjourned to meet this day at 10 o'clock A. M. PROVOST COURT, Juno 20.-United States vs. Paul Pinckney and Michael McBride (colored).-House | Breaking.-Thomas Turner, (colored) sworn: At No. 46 Society-street last night, between 10 and ll o'clock, in the house I hired from Ur. VARDELL; paid him $5 on account of rent; I took his receipt; he told meit was mine; I went into possession same day, and locked it up last night; tho defendants broke lt open, and I found them there and called a Policeman to take thom out; defendant Pinokney said it was his shop; Pinckney , formerly occupied it, but has been absent about nine | days; tho dofendant hired it before that, and had boon Uving there about 9 months; there wero a few thlngB there belonging to them. Defendant Pinckney, at request of Court, stated hie j claim, aHd made it out very good. Discharged. In thia case Assoolato Judge MCBLAIR lectured the prosecuting witness OE. the absurdity of his case, and ? informed him if he carno hero with such a casu again he, as well as defendant, would bo fined. United States vi. CATHERINE HOFFMAN (white).-Abu? sive and Threatening Language.-Catherine Rogers (colored) sworn : Defend ant said I stolo her clothes. Wo live on the same lot. She called me everything she could think of, and Bald I threatened to set Aro to the house. In this case the Court delivered the following sound opinion and wiso sentence; "Defendant guilty of abuse and quarrelling with Catherine Bogers. Prosecuting wituesB and defendant both equally guilty of disturbing the neighborhood, and sentenced to pay a fins of $5 each orto be put to hard labor for five days, subject to the order of the Post Commander." United States vs. Butcher Gregley (colored).-John DaviB (colored), s>vorn : I lost $75 middle of last week, also lost a red card of $60 on the Savings Bank Of Beau? fort. I live on Aiken's Bow; haye been living there a month; no one lives with me but prisonerI showed the money to prisoner,a week before.I lost-it; missed it last Wednesday; money was in an.ienvelopBTm a little box; saw the money on BWte, and ??at ? man $10; it waa four days between thiptime I saw it and the time I lost it; prisoner lived with me four weeks; he works at tho ordnance yard; prisoner had no money before I lost mino; afterwards saw him with $1.60 and some paper and a bucket of molasses; prisoner said he had lost a pocket book; asked h.ip^^j?pid a pocketbook, as be had tontine before he ?ad none; said yes, he had found one wilri ?"'dollar ar?^^ah" in it; last night ho said he had bought it^^'alft^man new pookot book. LealPNowoll (colort?), sworn: Has not seen prisoner have money; but heard him say that he was going to wla&tone doilor to Hilton Head to his wife In a letter, an^iPlgirt went safo he wortld send fifty dollars. De fefidanrnot guilty and recommended to bo discharged. .-lo ' MAJOR'S COURT, WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, June 20. One half the world does not know how the other half Urea, and the glimpses that may be had into the ufo of that other half every morning at the Mayor's Court are not of a character to tempt to a further view. The few minutes spent there this morning were enough to tempt any one belonging to the ono half of the world to wish for the callousness of a Podsnap, which, by the mere waive of an ar m, could dismiss the disagreeable other half forever from the mind. First appeared an abjVct individual eomo fifty years of age, without a coat, charged with being found drunk in the streets. He had nothing to say in his defence, and was fined $5. Secondly there appeared a hardened, disgusting look? ing wretch, with a beard three days old, and a mis? shapen mouth besmeared with tobacco juice. Ho also was drunk in the streets, and was fined $5. He depart? ed reluctantly, being forced out by the police, while he mumbled some unintelligible protest against the treat? ment which ho received. A wretched looking woman, well-known about town asa beggar and a drunkard, appeared against a burly I individual, likewise of ill repute, for having beat her ! With a stick. She had a horrible gash on bur forehead, which she said was inflicted by the prisoner. But the prisoner said that the woman waa drunk and fell out of bcd. As neither of them looked as if they could tell the truth, and if the charge was true the crime was too great for the cognizance of the Court, bis Honor referred the oase to a magistrate. Last appeared a woe-begone and mortified Rhode Islander, who looked as if he might once have been a decent man. He was caught last night sleeping in a cur with negroes. He told a doleful tate of having been in government employ, and now having nothing to do. Re promised to use his utmost exertions to reach a more northern latitude, and, with a few words of warn? ing, his Honor discharged him. AND STILL THEY COME TO SHH.-The fam e of Prof, EHEHHARDT is extending far beyond the limits of Charleston. Persons with impaired sight are coming from the counties of South Carolina and North Carolina, and returning home rejoicing that they can see now as ia the bright days of youth. The professor's rooms are slmost continually crowded, and "still they como." Tho subjoined testimonial speaks in very flattering terms of Professor BEBNHABDT'S skill as an experienced optician: STATE or SOUTH GASOLINA, ) EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J COLUMBIA, Jane 19, 1806. ) Sm: I havo made foll and satisfactory test of the speotaoles procured from you, and I have tho pleasure to say that tho glasses aro better adapted to my eyes ?ian ?ny I hove evor used. Tho facility with which you Itted tho glass to my eye furnished mo conclusivo ovi lenoe of your scientific skill in optics and your thorough txperlence as an oculist. Your nttainnunta in your profession entitle you to ho confidence, patronado, and gratitnde of the public. 1 have tho honor to be, Very respectfully yours, JAMES L ORR, Governor of So. Ca. Prof. M. BERNHARDT, Charleston, 8. C. BUSINESS NOTICES. Auction Sales This Day. MILES DRAKE will Bell at his store, oornor of King and Liberty stnsots, at 10 o'clook, the contents of a paint store. MOEAT A CAMPBELL will toll at No. - Queen-street, second door west of state-street, at 10 o'clook, balance of a grocery store. JAMES W. BBOWN & Co. will soil at No. 116 East Bay, at 10 o'clook, 56 caddies teas ; also, brooms, buckets and tubs. JOHN S. R?aos & Co. will sell, at thoir Real Estate and Stock Exchange, at ll o'clock, the resilience No. 81 Beau fain-stroet ; also, house and lot at Mount Pleasant; also, building lot at Mount Pleasant. JAMBS L. GANTT will sell, at the corner of Broad and East Bay streets, at ll o'clook, a lot in Bogard street. L. BuNoa A SON will sell, at ll o'clock, at the old Postofflce, horses, mules, .oarriage and harness. J. A. THOUBON will sell, at his store, No. 14 Vendue Range, under Colonnade Row, at 10 o'clock, assorted furniture, Ac MiLLiGiN, MBLOHEBB & Co. will sell, at No. 20 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, shoulders, hams, mackerel, cloth, furniture, Ac; POLAR ROOT BEEB-SODA WATEB-MINEBAL WATER. A new drink, which ls very refreshing, known as the Polar Root Beer, for what reason we cannot say, has just been introduced into this city by Mr. E. E, BEDFORD, To judge by the orowd which we saw in his storo in King-street, opposite Hasel, just before dark yesterday evening, the said Polar Root Beer is destined to become very fashionable. Mr. BEDFORD has also constantly on hand the greatest variety of syrups manufactured from the original fruits, for the purpose of flavoring the deli? cious Soda Water which is daily dispensed , to'thirsty hundreds at his fountains. Ho has now as many as twenty different kinda of syrup. Besides Polar Root Beer for tb o gentlemen and Sodawater for both soies, there can always be had at Mr. BEDFORD'S establishment, for the benefit of invalids, Mineral Waters from the most celebrated springs of this continent and Europe, to say nothing of the Egyptian elixir obtained from the sources of the Nile. "Canst thou not minister to a mind diseased, And with some sweet, oblivious antidote, Cleanse the foul bosom of tue perilous stuff That weighs upon the heart ?" Certainly; PLANTATION BITTERS will do it when nothing else will. Melancholy, Depression, Hypo ch on dria, Insanity, all spriug, moro or less, from a diseased stomach, and this PLANTATION BI TIBBS is a sure cine for. Thore is no mistake about it; Dysptpsia, Head? ache, Dullness, Ague and Low Spirits must yield to the health-giving ?nd genial iutluouco of tho PLANTATION BITTERS. If you aro in doubt mike one trial and b o convinced. tutbs3 HOMCEOPATHIO MEDICINES. -The Homoeopathic system of mo: leal practice has become one of the fixed institu? tions of American society. It can hardly any longer be considered an experiment. Dr. HUMPHREYS, whoso ad? vertisement appears in our columns this week, has long and successfully glvou his utteution to the preparation of specifics for the various ills which flesh is heir to, and is placing thom in the reach of all who may wish to test their virtues.-Dunkirk Journal. 6 Depot, 562 Broadway, N. Y. AUCTION SALES, \ Dairable "Residence with Spacious Lol, at Auction. BV JOHN 8. HIGGS Si CO. THIS DAY, the 21 st instant, at ll o'clock, at our Beal Estate and stock .Exohango, corner Broad and East , Bay, will be sold, , aThat very desirable RESIDENCE, No 81, south side of Beaufain street and west of Pitt street, containing six rooms, Pantry, Dressing Boom and Piazza Iront west.' The Lot has a front on Beaufain street of seventy-eight feet, and a depth of two hundred aud twenty-five foot, moro or IOBB, The location of this property is eligible, and at convenient distance to most places of business, i Conditions-Half cash; balance in one year, seoured by bond and mortgage, interest from c ay of salo. Pur chaser to pay for papers._ june 21 House an? Lot in Uw VlUaqe of Mount Pleasant. BY JOHN S. RIGGS A CO. THIS DAY, tha 2Ut instant, at ll o'clock, at our I Real Ettate and Stock Exchange, will be sold, ?j hat HOUSE "ND LOT in the Village of Mount Pleasant, situated on Bennett-street, and fronting tho harbor, containing four up .right rooms and two basement rooms, kitchen and outbuildings. ! The Lot measures eighty feet front and ono hundred and sixty-five feet deeo, more or lees. The location of this House la desirab'e. Conditions-One-third cash ; balance in ono and two yearB, Brcured hy b md and mortgage Tho House to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for paperB._ June 21 Valuable Building Lol at Mount Pleasant. BY JOHN S. RIGGS Si CO. THIS DAY, at ll o'clock, at our Real Estate and Stock Exohange, corner Broad and East Bay streets, will ba sold, All that valuable BUILDING LOT, known aa No. 26, measuring and containing 480 feet in width and 400 in dopth, be the same dlmonaions _moroorlesB. . The above lot ia situated on the eastern side of tho village and commands a fineview of tho harbor. Terms-One-half cash; balanco in 1 and 2 years, se? oured by bond and mortgage. Purchaser to pay us for papers. June 21 Lot in Notthwtstern Part of the City. BY JAMES IA. GANTT. THIS DAY, the 21st instant, at the corner of Broad and East Kay streets, at ll o'clock, will be offered, ALL THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OP LAND on the north side of Bogard-street, next to tho corner of Rut ledge-Btreet, adjoining Land ol Hon. Geo. A. Trcoholm: measuring in front on Bogard-street ninety-three feet, and iti depth from north to Bouta two hundred and elev, n fot-t, bo tho same moro or IOJB, Thc location ?md size of this uot should command the attention of partlow soekiug investment. Trrins of Silo-Ono-tnlrd cash; balance in ono and two years, secured by bond, with inlercst from ato and mortgage of property ur the purchaser may pay the whole in cash. Purchaser to pay J. L. G. for papers. Juno 21 fmwth4 BY R. M. MARSHALL. TO-MORROW, 22d instant, at ll o'clock, will bo sold before my Sales Room, No. 33 Broad street, The FURNITURE of a family declining housekeep? ing, consisting of WARDROBES, BediteMs, Sideboard, Chairs, Bookers, Mattresse?, Ac, Sc ALSO. . 1 PIANO, 1 fine Guitar, aud 2 Mirrors. June 21 Desirable Properly on Vendue Range. BY .COHEN, HAN) KEL ?it CO. On TUESDAY, 26th June, at ll o'clock, will be sold, at tho north of tho Exchange, AU that LOT OF LAND with the BRICE WALLS and BRICES thereon, situated at the southwest corner of Venduo Range and Prioleau-Btreet, measuring on Ven? due Range fifty-six (66 feet), by sixty-three feet eight, inohei (03 feet 8 inches) on Prioleau-Btreet, more or less,, Boundod on tho north by Vendue Rango; east by Prio? leau-Btreet; south by street leading to Brown's Wharf, and west by lands of-. Terns-(X) one-fourth cash; balance by bond, payable in three equal annual instalments, with interest from 4ate of salo, scoured by a mortgage of the property. Purchaser to pay us for papers, June 21 PRIVATE SALES. Pine Pony for Sale. BY LOWNDES Si GRIM BA LL. At Privato Sale A FINE PONY, 8 years old, sound and gentle. The above oan be seen In front of our office, Law Bange, BROAD-STREET._1_June 21 To Rent. BY R. M. MARSHALL. Tho STORE and DWELLING No. 35 BROAD-STREET. Apply as above, at my sales room, Juno '21 3 No. 33 BROAD-STREET. . The Bitter Fruits of Bad Bitters. Invalid roader do you know what nlno-tenths of tho bitter compounds you are solicited by the proprietors to ?<.?-,.? ....?-r.-i r-?".> am onmnoRod of? Qlvo heed for a momont. Thoy aro manufactured from im? purifica, alcohol, containing a considerable portion of fiud oil, a poison almost as deadly as prussic acid. The basis of thc regular tinctures of tho Materia Medica is the same. No amount of "herbal extracts" can over? come tho bad tendency of this pernicious olemont. The essence of Bound Rye thoroughly rectified is the only stimulant which can bo safely used as a oomponont of a Tonic, Alterative and Anti-Bilious Medicine, and HOS TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is tho only modlclnal preparation in tho world in which this arliclo is used as an ingredient. Hence tho extraordinary effects of thiB great spociflo. It gives strength without producing ex? citement. No other tonic does this. All tho ordinary Bitters fluoh tho face and affect the brain. HOBTETTEB'B BiTTEnB diffuse an agreeable calm through the nervous system, promote digestion, and produce sleep. No other touio so quickly revivoB the exhausted physical energies, restores the appetite and remove ethe gloom and de? pression which always accompanies weakness of the bodily powers._ (1 Wonderful but True ! MADAME REMINGTON, THE WORLD RENOWNED Astrologist and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while in clairvoyant state, delineates the very features of the per eon you are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense power, known as tho Psychomotrope, guar? antees to produce a perfect and life-like picture of the future husband or Wife of the applicant, with date of marriage, occupation, leading traits of character, &a This is no imposition, as testimonials without number can assort. By stating place of birth, age, disposition, color of eyes and hair, and onolosing fifty cents, and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you wlU re ceivo the ploture by return mail, together with desired information. Address in oonfldenoe, Madame GERTRUDE REM? INGTON, P. 0. Box 297, West Troy, N. Y. . May8 ? _? tuths8mo m- HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HALB RENEWER has proved itsolf to be tho most perfect pre? paration for the hair ever offered to tho public. It is a vegetable compound, and contains no injuriou? properties whatover. IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. It will koop tho hair from fulling ont. It cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, lus? trous, and silken. It is a splendid hair dressing. No person, old or young, should fall to use it. IT IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRS1 MEDICAL AUTHORITY. j&3T AskforHaU's Verjetablo Sicilian Hair Renej wer and take no other. It. P. HALL & CO. Nashua, N, H., Proprietors. For sale by all Druggists. Wholesale by KING & CASSIDEY, Marchi tilly* Charleston, 9.0. FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ' Boyce & Co.'s Wharf,; CHARLESTON. H. D. HANAHAN.ITiLIX WASLEY. HAVING ESTABLISHED A BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE IN CHARLESTON, would respectfully solicit the patronagn of our friends. We continue our house in Columbia, where our Mr. HANAHAN will attend to any business for our Charles? ton friends, Imo June 9 AUCTION SALES, In Admiralty.- United Slates of America, District of South Vurolina.-lhe Officers et al. of the brig O. B. Allen vs. the bark Mary.-Decree in case of Salvage, BY J. A. KNSLOVV & CO., Auctioneers. By virtue ol the Decree in the Court of Admiralty in the above case, will be sold, at tho north side of the old Custom Bouse, East Bay, at 11 o'clock A. M., 1 HIS DAY, the 21st instant, as she now Hes at Vanderhorst Wharf, The metalled and copper-fastened bark MARY, 299 tonB burthen. Ttie conditions of tho pale are as follows: Tho Hull and Spars will be offered together, after whloh the Handing and Bunning Rigging and all the cordage, and subsequently all the sails; the whole wll then bo offer? ed together, and if bids are made in excess of the com? bined offers for the several parts, tho said offers to be void, otherwise they will bo binding. AK? IMMEDIATELY AFTER, THE SHIP'S BOATS. J. P. M. EPPING, Marshal. The Inventery may be seen at the office of J. A. E., & Co._._June 21 BY MILLIGAN, MKLCHKRS & CO; THIS DAY, 21 st lnsl.latNo. 20 Vendue Bange, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, PBIME SHOULDERS, Hams, Mackerel Herrings, Soap, White Beans, Starch Sourkrout, Pipes, Tobacco, Segare, Ac. ALSO, MELTON CLOTH, Oassuneres, Longoloth Hdkfs., Men's and Womeu's Shoes, Boots Straw and Wool Hats, ho., ALSO, 1 Lot FURNITURE 1 Lot Harness and Horse Collars 1 Lot Rubber Hose, ito. ALSO, 1 SPRING WAGON 1 Carriage, 1 Sulkey 1 Country Wagon 1 Cart, 1 Force Pump. June 21 BY ii. BUNCH & SON. THIS DAY, at ll o'clock, at old PoBtofflce, will be sold, . 1 SADDLE AND DRAFT MARE, of fine stock' 1 two and a half year old Filly, of fine stook 3 prime Work Mules 1 one-horso Carriage, quite genteel and nearly new, with Harness. Parties wishing ti purohase will do well to be there, as the sales are positivo, ' ; HorseB or vehicles, with order for sale, will be received up to hour of salo. June 21 Assorted Furniture, &c, &c. BY J. A. THOURON. I THIS DAY, June 21et, at my Store, No. 14 Vendue Range, under Colonnade Row, for cash on delivery, at' 10 o'olock, 1 MARBLE-TOP MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, 1 Mar? ble-Top Mahogany Table, Bedstead, 1 Sideboard, Coun? ter Scale, Measures, lot Assorted Pictures, 1 Iron Bed? stead,,! Wator Caster, Ste, ko., kc ; pairs Ladies' Slip? pers, Missos' Bootees, Largo Trunk,-Crockery and Tm Ware, Tobacco KniLs, 1 Large Mirror, 1 Spring M?ttresB, lot ?helviu?. together with a variety of other articles, as usual. Sale without reserve! Jano2i Damaged Hay. BY HB NB. Y COBIA ab CO. TO-MORROW, the 22d inst., at 10y, o'?look, will be sold, on Patton's Wharf, foot of Haaol-etroet, 66 bales KASTERN HAY, slightly damaged, and sold on account of aU concerned. Conditions cash. June 21 MRS. WINSLOW, An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, ! Presents to the attention of Mothers her Soothing Syrup, FOB CHILDREN TEETfflNfl, ? ? j Which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, bj softening the gums, reducing aU inflammations, will allay AT.T. PAIN and spasmodio action, and is SUBE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon lt, mothers, lt wiU give rest to yourselvea and Relief and Health to Tour Infants. We have put up and sold thia article for over thlrt) years, and can say in confidence and truth of lt what wi have never been able to say of an other medicine NEVER HAS IT FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never did we know of an instance of dissatisfaction by any one wbC used it. On the contrary, all are delighted with its ope, rations, ana speak In terms of commendation of Ul magical effeots and medical virtues. We speak hi tali matter "what we do know," after thirty years' expe rience, and PLEDGE OURSELVES FOB THE FULFIL MENT OF WHAT WE HEBE DECLARE. In almos evory Instance where the infant is Buffering from pall and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup ls administered. Full directions for using w?l accompany each bottle None genuine unless the fae simile ot OUBTIS k PER EINS, New York, ls on the outside wrapper. ?old by aU druggists throughout the world. Price only 39 Cents per Bottle. For sale by KING & CASSIDEY. Fahruarv rt 6-no J win M HUGER & ??ASELL, No. 137 MEETING-ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. . ... Jtr 'J ix' / . . ????.-??-?>,?? ,J >,; . ..." '&Yi: -^m^ ;?:?-ie::,;,! LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON RAILWAY SUPPLIES PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES IRON & WOOD WORK MACHINERY SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS COTTON GINS, MILL AND GIN BANDS WILDER'S SALAMANDER . SAFES, *o. _AprU2_ . _ COTTON GINS. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR arrangements onoe moro for tho manufacturo of tho best COTTON GINS ever made in thia country, aro now prepared to receive orders from Plantera and others wishing to purohase. The long established and well-known reputation of ELLIOTT'S COTTON GINS, will, wo hope, be a suffi? cient guarantee that the article will give entire satisfac? tion. J. M. ELLIOTT St CO., May 14_Winnsboro, S. 0. WILLIS & CHISOLMT FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS. ijfriLL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, HAT.T? AWI ?T SHIPMENT Ito Foreign and Domestic P?rtalo OOTTON, BLOB, LUMBER and NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C. 8. WILLIS.A. B. OHISOL1Y Ootoberas AUCTION SALES. Balance of a Grocery Skae. . McKAY & CAMPBELL. Will'sell at No. - Queen-street, secoDd door west fren* State-street (south side\ THIS DAY, the '?1st huting at 10 o'clock, THE CONTENTS OF fr ?ID STORE, viz: TEA, Sugar, Spices, Soap, Starch, Ac, sc. ALSO, ' STORE FIXTURES, Counters, Scales, * c., A?. -A Conditions cash. Juna 23L -!--. S Furniture of a Family Leaving the City. MCKAY & CAMPBELL, Next FostofHce, Basel street, Will sell TO-MORROW, (FRIDAY), at 10 o'clock, MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS,* 8E0BETAIRE, BU* REAU8, Centre and Card Tables, Washstands, Bidet, Bedsteads, Sefas, Cane Seat Chairs, Cane Seat Setteasfc Dinner and Chamber Crockery, Goblets. China, MittM* ses, Bolsters, PiUows, Stair Bods, Matting, Cookfi* Utensils, Ac, Ac. " ALSO, ONE SHOW CASE,'GAS FIXTURES, &o. ALSO, TO PAY STOEAQE AMD EXPENSE^ STOVES AND SHOW CASE, Ac., Ac. ALSO, WILLOW BASKETS, MATTS, &0. Conditions cash._Juo?H^ Faints! Paints! Contents of a Paint Slant BY MILK? DRAKE, THIS DAY, the 21st instant, at 10 o'clock, will '?soMs? j.? my Store, corner of King ond Liberty t' -j ets, L THE CONTENTS OF A PAINT 8TO. ,i, CONSIBinNG OF 6 kegs of Yellow Ochre, ground in oil, 160 1, 2, 3 and 4 lb cams Assorted Color*, ?a?St bbl Fire Proof Paint, % bbl Spanish Brown, 1 bbl Ivory Black. : Funnels, Measure?, Oil Cisterns and Cans, Paint HSS? - Oil Pumps, Paint Spoons, & 3._Jaron ^ Brooms, Buc?ceis and Tubs. JAM RS W. DROWN & CO. * Will sell THIS DAY, at their store, No. HQ EastBifci* | 10 o'clock, 25 DOZEN BROOMS 22 dozen Buckets -i 14 nests Tubs , i 8 nests Keeler?. ' . Conditions cash, ? . . Ja-M. Teas on Account of all Coneerned. JAMES W. HKOWN & CO. Will BeU 'j HIS DAY,nat their Sales Room, No, OS f ast Biy, ut 10 o'clock, 65 Caddies YOUNG HYSON and BLAOK TEAS. " Sale positive. Oondltlonii cash. _' Jnm*M._^ Ii UNDER DE CR. BE IN EQ,UITY. ?M* l?ale vs. Cater. ? <J? Will be sold, under the direction of the underBignaJ,? the old Custom House, in this city, on TUESDAY, IM 26th of June, 1866, at ll o'clock A. M., ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND slteO*)? the Parish of Christ Church, District of OhartasoUj about six miles from the village ol Mjunt PieJ>.3ant?, so? on the sea shore, containing 320 acres, more or IM bounded east on lands of John Hamlin, southwwtay r landa of Daniel Whlteslitea, and to the northwest OBS lands now or Jato of the estate of WiUlam Matthewsw-* TermsiOne-thlrd cash; tho balanoeinono and??? - years, secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgMRi of the premises, with interest from day of sale, P*J"?* annually. Purchaser to pay the toes due and I? rjarjers. JAMES lutriraa, P June 0 stuthS_. Master in EqnHy. _ PUBLIC ?ALE. THE UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL ATO GROUNDS, located in the City of Charleston, 8.0. will be sold to the highest bidder, subject to ther ap? proval of the bid by the Secretary of the Treasury, SA 12 M., JULY 19th, 1863, on the premises. _ Terms of Sale~$1000 (ash; balance in equal pay???? of thirty, sixty and ninety days. A Certificate of saw wiR be given at the time, and the deeds to be ere cata? upon the payment of tho last instalment ofJhepnwMI? monev. A. G, MACKEL june 19 Collector of Oustoa*^ TRI-WEEMY HACK LINS BETWEEN LAUKENS A\D NE WBEBJMfi ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 10TH INSTA1H& tho HACK will conned with the uptroin on am Green vUle and OoPuabia Eailroad on TU BSD Al* THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS; with the down tall? on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. . Thus passengers can be carried through from Oolusv bia to Laurens in ONE DAY-arrlvIng at Laure s br? o'olook the same day they leave Columbia. J??"*?** eau leove Laurens at 5 o'olook A. M. and arrive aa Columbia same day at 7 o'olook. Every comfort ls afforded passengers whloh oouW 9? expected on a stage Uni?. T. B. 0?EWH, Laurens, June 16, U66. thstulmo Juno? ^ - THE LAURE it 8 V1LLE ''HERALD," PUBLISHED ATLA.UREN8 COURTHOUSE, 8.0? DY CREWS A SIMPSON. H. 1*. M'OOWAN AND W. B. BALL, EMTOBfj. J M AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM THE HEB ILO offers rare ind ucements, having a circulation near a THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS (and the list itiHg increasing), among a people of wealth and energy. Rates of advertising reasonable. June 9ft FURKITUKE ! FURNITURE ! WHOLESAL E~A ND RETAH?.* DEGRAFT & TAYLOR, NOS. 87 A 80 BOWERY & 65 CHRYSTIE-STEIBN EAVE THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK 07 PARLOR, DINING-ROOM AND BED-ROOMf FURNITTJKE, SPRING BESS AND BEDDira. IN THE UNION. OUR FACILITIES FOR MANUFACTURING AZ LOW PRICES defy competition. STEAMSBS AND HOTELS FURNISHED FOR STYLE AND QUALI? TY. We refer you on board of the Hudson Riverston* ere, ST. JOHN and DEAN RICHMOND, Puller's Patent Hair-Spring Mattresses FIVE STATE PREMIUMS AWARDED. June 21 thBtuOmo AND SEED STORE, No. 173 EAST BAY. LITTLE & MARSHALL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AGB? CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all kinds : SAW AND ROLLER GLN8, horse power, and GBOBS MILLS, always on nani'.. Agenie lor A "C'HAJHItAULT'S STEAM KNGIN- .sal INGE?SOLT."- ' ATB-11 C'OrivN ??.H. ,t AUSTIN, ANM?S & CO,, Wholesale Grocery NO. 131 MEETING-STREET. COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED WITH DISPATCH, February lt rJfO. W. CLARK & CO J I CornerEasfBay?ndTCuniberland^streefe,,' "CHARLESTON",*s.e. ; HAVING TAKEN THE SOLE AGENCY OF TB* above celebrated ALE, acknowledged to ns tbB best in the market, are now prepared to SUDDIV th* TRADE of this city f,nd vicinity WJ Warranted to stand the climate. For sale in b?rrele and half barrels. May_ arni t?r THE WEEKLY RECORD OAE BE PUB* OHASED at H. P. HUGO'S, Market-street, v?d M. Ik QUINN'S, King-street, at whloh places newsbt>nC ?k? supplied. ITU o oauerr w11 ? be sold from the Office fla JI? "?"eb -..-..ttw