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The Daily News. TUESDAY KtORNIKO. JONE 26, 1866, , LOCAL MATTERS. OT SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. ~& MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF SOOTH CAROLINA. -At a meeling of the Board of Trustees and Facility, Dr. R. A. KINLOCH waa unanimously eleoted to the va? cant Professorship of' Materia Medica and Therapeu? tics. ' . , " ', ' ', , ' LATE NEWSPAPE ES, ito.- Messrs. Vt. M. QUINN fi BBO. have furnished ns with Frank. Leslie's Ladies'. Magazine for July, Harper's Weekly, and the New Yorh Tribune and Herald. Messrs. QUINN have also received an extra supply of those stationery packages which hi .ve been so much sought after. THE following are the numbers which dr ev the prin? cipal prizes ic the Havana plan.Kentuoky State Lottery, Otas 0., June 16th, 1866. i ? No. 13461; $100,000; No. 18405, $60,000; No. 10053; $25,0&; to?. 8173,, l??.??bV??o, l11980, ,$500J; 'No. ??'d, $2850. ;.;.??! TALI. COTTON.-We are in receipt of a fine specimen of the "Green Seed" Cotton plant, grown on Mr. H. L. P. MOOOBMIOK'S plantation,. "Ellen Grove," Christi Church Parish. The stalk ls thirty-seven inches inf height from the. bed, has eighteen branches, two bolls, and no less than eighty-sevon forms. There has been j one blossom on it. The general condition of the crop, we are happy to state, is uncommonly good. Oi^QB.-Bering* the riot of Sunday evening, a resp?c&h?e young man of ?he name of BBANTFOBD was knocked down inTradd-street and dangerously injured The's^fi&eflt >n^?ph .?t?'e^rtt?sa;a??btt of tiltif?' ? eovery, '^^^mi?^k^^.W^)^^ condition, is tooee boped thatylf the party dealing.the blow cannot be fflunflv'^ dealt,lw;|th',?.sjfrfo W?r^X^t^ilWws?B?ngaj^? Buch conduct in future. .> ?tiuf?in ?.;jmu mwv TTWO-5-TBMOI.? iuiw-tf. NABBOW EsoAPB,^FesteriayinwrnijwAl9,?il?*.,rmy revoie? was sold at the anetta store,^Messrs,., Bo??> BBB te smcoK. The purchaser stepped up to Mm BowxBS and ??ie?'for" i !pSece'of' papertd wrap"' th? piWoI fri, and while that gentleman moved to get the paper, thja pistol, through careless handling, weht'off,"?nd the ball passed just where'5 t?r.1 BdWEfcS* hes^'wiss before he movedJ5f Xhtsi inoident shofllfl,bo?W,werhl|ng tojt?pew sonsj^h?jdlil i? ?"arma n?i; to sell; .them tyad?d.' People wl.'l be careless with such things, and sometimes serloutfibcidents'are the result. ' ' . '1! 1 -JTA'.: o?i\ I 'L' un>v.l?~- Tr-i ..fuirj min : Jaq? i -i li FAIR FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE CH?RQH OJ1 , TEE HOLY COMMUNION-We congratulate oar f tiende of tho Upper Warda oa the opportunity affordqd. them , by ttye.ladles Of the Church of the Holy Communion jo f pend; guttle. money in ,a useful way, and at the same time pass a pleas? ant eveniug. i Most of the pup?o amusements' of the city areconon?ted SQ'far down town as to put them be? yond the reaoh of1 np'-town citizens whe are not so fortu? nate as to possess carriages, and as the number of these ia very great, ?we doubt n?j (that the present opportunity wl'l be improved by hundreds of the young of both sexes longing for amusement; TH^ Bx?WJo!?!?ASEi-|.Wemo|(M to;s,ee, by tho fol lowta^^xt^tiiom the- NeW'YorS^TrwW/ 't?iat the prisoners la' this, case, who possess the eympathy of our whole oo^^hnmty, have . met with merojf.4t tho banda of the President. The. World in, however, mis taken in one point. Tho soldiers were not negroes, but whi'e men, belonging to a Maine regiment : . The President has commoted the death sentence of the South Carolinians who were tried and convioted by court-martial in Charleo ton of killing some negro sol? diers while oa duty. ' (?he evidence against , the parties was purely circumstantial. HEBMETBIOALLY SELF-SEALING JABS.-A new and useful invention1 t?rnense wi ves,' Ikn?wn by the above appellation, we to ba found at .tho extensive crockery establishment of Messrs, WBBB & SAGE, NO. 5 Hsyne. street., These jars are, of glass* with a -me tall lo cover thaf/tfntains snubber washer,; whiohperfectly excludes \ the air, and.so sluipla that any lady eau store har own \ pr^ervBty; shrimps;; oysters, moat*'; h?.,1 with' little ; tr^iile,,and the least possible danger of, failure,' 'Ip ad \ ditton to ihia,: thuy need never be destroyed by opening, as'tihoAfa^ in use for yeatB THE PALMETTO BASE BALL CLUB GAME.-On Saturday last if e hadthe pleasure of witnessing quito ah exciting game between Jwo lnnB of the above-named Club, on the Citadel Square. The batting and fielding on both Bides were, far superior and better attended to on this day than cn any previous occasion. Messrs. EAKIN and AUSTIN, by splendid hits to the left field, secured home runs, and were loudly cheered by those present. , The score at the end of the seventh inning, which terminated the evening's sport, was seventeen toseventeen, Which, we must say, reflected great credit on the playing quail ties of the above-named Club. We are most happy to see this Club succeeding so well, and we hope ere long to announce the organization of others. GOOD FOB WEAK EVES.-No part of the human or? ganization has received more careful study than the delicately constructed optical apparatus on which de. pends all the delights of vision. In spite, however, ot minute dissections, and the most painful research, but little had been accomplished in supplying the defects of nature in the visual organ until vry recently. Fine spectacles have been in .use for many years, but in most instances they were but poor substitutos for real eyes. It-WM'reservedfor Dr. BERNHARDT, the, rep'pwnsd ojjlji clap, io discover and .introduce in'o common usa the Australian pebbles, whioh enable the near-sighted or the aged to see, with the quick and olear perception of the eagle eye of youth. Dr. B. can be conaultod daily at his office, Parlor No.. 4 Mills House. GOOD WORDS, an illustrated monthly magazine, edi? ted by NORMAN MACLEOD, D. D., one of her Majesty's j chaplains. Mr. JOHN RUSSELL has Bent us tho Juno number of | this very clever monthly. Contents : 1. Madonna Mary, by Mrs. OLIPHANT. 2. Home and Memory, by J. T. HOWSON, D. D. 3. An Overland Journoy from San Francisco to New York, by way cf 8alt Lake City, by E. H. VERNEY, Lieutenant R. N, 4. The Island Church, by the Dean of Burly. 5. Some effects of Int empor anoe on the Brain, by a Medical Man. 6. London Street Trafilo. 7. Admiral FITZROY, 8. Evasions of the Law, by Rev. HENRY W. HOLLAND. 9. A Remembrance, by M. B. SMEDLEY. 10. "Walking Worthy of God," by the Editor, ll. Be ti eon the Shower. 12. Ruth Thorn? bury, or the Old Maid's Story, by WILLIAM GILBEBT. Published ia London by S. STBAHAN & Co. THE OLD GUABD for July has arrived, containing an k elegant steel engraving of Gou. WADE HAMPTON. Wo j have not yet roceived ours, but had a look at a copy j through'tho kindness of Mr. F. VOGLER, No. 108 Market-1 street, where wo taw quite a number of sterling papers j and magazines; among others the July numbers of the following : DEMOBEST'S Fashion. Magazine, the Catholic | Magazine, American Miscellany, Atlantic Monthly, etc., etc. . .Mr. VOGLER has now a fine supply of German papers, .vm;: N. Y. Staats Zeitung, Frank Leslie's German Illus? trated paper, N. Y. Demokrat, Belletritsische Journal and Kriminal Zeitung, and the New Yorker Journal. Also : has the Spanish paper La Cr?nica, the Eco d'Italia, and I the Courrier des Etats Unis. Among the latest books he has received is "The Emerald" in the Gem Series, a collection of graphic and entertaining tales, brilliant poems and essays. This is a very good collodion of interesting stories, etc, both original and translated. We design giving the book a more extended notice at an earlv dav. YOUNO AMKBIOA FIBE COMPANY.-This energetic indefati able oom pany, young in years, and your materia, celebrated their first anniversary yest? by a parade a cd supper. They tamed out some strong, and made a very handsome appearance, were escorted by the Charleston Fire Company proceeded by the band of the 6th Regulars. The pc passed beneath the windows of our office, and we scarcely ceased our remarks of admiration, whet alarm of fire was raised, and both companies starb at full speed, to the great consternation of themusiol who had not seen that laid down in the bill. Fortu: ly the alarm proved false, and tho parade was fini without further disturbance. At night a collation was served by that Intmit caterer, T. Tully, at the Masonic Hall, of which Young America Fire Engine Company, with the B of Fire Masters and the Charleston Fire Engine C pany as their guests, partook. Wit and jollity, song and laughter, ruled the evening, and the teri ain merit was continued to the wee am all hoars o morning. . The following are the officers elected for the ens year : " , A. N. PUNDT, President. JOHN F. BRITTON, vice-President. A. W. ROSE, First Director. WM. MAHONEY, 8ocond Director. P. H. PRE A RY, Third Director. P. HARVEY, Fourth Director. W. B. SIBLEY, Secretary. JA8. VERONEE, Treasurer. M. CAREY, Axman. 0. HARVEY, Axman. D. MAHONEY, Hall-Keeper. P. GOREY, Steward; . <:. ''' M -;, M. DIVINE, Stew,rd. -o-i- ' 1 ' ? HIGH-HANDED ViLiAiNv.-^-?n SatnVd?y afternoon negroes entered tho house of Mr. O'DONNELL, on M ing-street, and while one stood at the- door, the ot went up to Mr. O'DONNELL and commenced talking him about some work, which he said he had heard wanted done. Mr. O'DONNELL told him yes, he wan some work done, and described, to- him what lt w The negro theri ?oid ho did' not hndorstahd'that kine ?rork, but ih?t h^poppanipnria^ r the; flopp wafl *.j .gt hand at it. Mr. O'DONNELL naturally, kioked tows: the door to soe thojjpmnjvnlony and, as he did so, aegrb'struck hip on tho head, with a slung shot, p ijablj; with ajid?w to stun him'and then rob him. I 3'DONNELL l)oWever,\b'ad strength enough left to i nurser. This Blarni&d. the fiscals and they took light. Tho one who 'strucktho'blow escaped, but I jther was caught by a ^^iti?t^s^S^i^^itai vhOvWero passing-byjjnd-bje^lli'fbd"''?noisW^tney c ried'him towards the Gu?M?iHojisean|,??^'ed h )ver" to a policemani.,who^'^^?et^''To^'in^oh;'ore ;anaot bo gi ven to the , colored men who' thus dist ?uished themselves in ib? canso of law add order, a we wish we were able tei.givo their names/. Such in lents as these will ?a?u?e people to bo very much Sheri guard with strangers. THS METHODIST CHUI??H -IN COURT,-A curious cai Is.nQW .being tried in the Superior Provo st Court ot th military dist riot, ?row?i? out of and Involving the, rig: ol poasessi^b. lb au Afrioa'n ohuroh.. It ral aes, amor other idtues,'in its progress,'the questions of tho const tntionalltv of the Civ}' Rights Bill, and whether the. d cisiona pf Provost Courts iii civil matters aro binding time of peace. The casa is in argument, but can hard reach feftnal d?cision without referenpetto tho Supren ?9wm% *?,: ? f? % We?ltakethb abov? from thu Charleston corresponden Of the Now York'TTofW. ' "What a pity it is that perso: who pretend, to write .of Southern matters for Northei papflr'8rda'i'o't't6ke more pains to Inform themselves rfgard^tjfthe toin'fcs1 or which tbjoy write.' The cose the Provost Oonrt, alludol io in the; above extract, h nothing whatever to do with any African church, arlee's' entirely from the will of JOHN MCKEE, and relat tu tho possession of certain lofe 'and houses. There no etcuee for such ignorance as that here displayed, f the whole case balbeen p'i wianui, (a. Tun NBWS, RI the most''ordinary attention to the evidence would ha preve^'tedisnoh an egreglous blunder. - ? ' \^-,j>/fl Cov0p9 GENEEAD SESSIONS AND COMMON P??AS. Court xb>'i$at IO A; M. The . jhfry1 w?re' billed 'ny 'ti Clerk, but'severatwere found to,bo unavoidably absen and others had been exonsuch A new venire was ma? out tb All these vacan oles. In the Interim the Cou rt Wi occupied willi hearing several civil caaos. It waa near: 3 o'olook before the regular.'business of the Court wt laked flpy Two narties were 'arraigned for grand larc ny, but as the hour waa too late to enter upon any freq case, his Honor adjourned the Court until 10A; M. tb morning, when tho case of State VJ. Hugh Callan, ft murder, will be tried. , MAYOE'S COUHT^ Monday Morning, Juno 25.-Tl proceedings of this Court have recently been extrem e 1 barren of interest. To-day a visitor from Summe rvll was fined $3 for lying down drunk in the streets. H Honor remarked, that the usual fine for citizens for tl same offence was $5, but that in consideration of h : rustic ignorance, he would be easier upon him. An individual who was found drunk, and deposite $5, forfeited the same. A stray swine was like wis e fo: ftited, ne owner appearing. .-? i . PROVOST COUBT, June 25.-United Staten vs, Thom? WI l ams, (colored,) and Sam Betts, (colored).-Larcen of Clothes- Capt lin Low, sworn: Yesterday, abouti o'clock, received a notice from the officer at the Guar House?, Two dresses were recovered; two pairs o boy's pants, a night dress, , and awhl'e muelin skit have not been recovered. Policeman Sargent, sworn : At 8>? A M yesterday, mc a boy with a bag on his back, at the corner of Bull am Coming streets. Arrested him and another boy, bot of whom said that the bag did not belong to thom. Policeman Harris, sworn: Saw two boys go into house, and run out with a bagot clothes; knew tba they had stolen, them, and had them. arrested. Guilty $15, cr fifteen days' hard libor oh th? streets. United States fi. Wm, Murray (colored),-Drunk an Disorderly.-%. Qainh,:'sworn: Saturday night at 1 o'clock found this man beating hts wife; did not arres him at that time, but hearing him again raising a dis tur banco, wont back and arrested him ; ho resisted m with an axe, threatening my life with it if I came in. ! E. Garley, sworn : Hired a house, and wm. Murra; hired two rooms of me; Saturday night he beat his wife and I tried to stop him; he would not stop, but kept oi beating his wife; he was drunk' and I'could do nothlni with him; I then called the police.' ' Mrs Margaret Murray (colored) -My husband cami .home and laid down that night, and I told him ht looked badi be Bald he felt bad; commonced playing tin fiddle; I coaxed hito to gd to bed; h? refused, got mad and commenced to beat mb; Guilty; $20,-or thlrt; days* hard labor on the streets. 1 ' United Stattet) vs'. Minus Kelly (colored).-Riotous ant carrying concealed Weapons.-Thomas Hill, sworn Yesterday, 6 P. M., a crowd gathered at the oorner o South Bay ead Mo- ting streets. Defendant drew aknifi on a police sergeant. I stepped in between them and arrested him, and took the knife away from him. Lost the knifo afterwards in another crowd. It was abou eighteen inches long. Guilty; $16 or sixty days' hare I lab^r on the str?ets. S United States vs. Isaac 8mall (oolorod),- Drunk and Disorderly-Private Daniel Dugan, sworn : Yesterdaj afternoon, in the street, saw defendant drunk and dis orderly. He was using vulgar and abusive language tc the crowd gathered about him. Arrested him. Guilty; $10 or 15 days' hard labor on-the streets. United States vs. Joseph Mares.- Assault and Battery. Henry Pago (colored), sworn: On Erlelay night, corner of Calhoun and King streets, mot dofendant, and asked him to pay me the money ho owed me. Ho said when i he got ready ho would give it to me; that ho expocteiFa row with me, and was fixed for me. Ho then struck mo with a stick, and I had him arrested. Susan Campbell, sworn: Was at cornor of Calhoun and King streets, and saw two men boat Pago. Defend? ant did not strike him. Sergeant Poulnot, of Police, sworn: Hoard raps of a stiok; and galloped up and saw two men belting Page. One of them said that a mulatto had struck Pago, and was ruuning away. I looked down street, and saw man like defendant making his escape, but would not swear that it was defendant; ?. Guilty-$10 or twenty day*' hard labor on streets. ; United-States rs. Anthony Middlotou (colored),-Steal? ing a boat.-John Frost, sworn : Had my boat fastened to my ship. On Saturday saw two mon takiug it away; stopped them, and had them arrested. Defendant is one of them. Henry Ide, Bworn : After supper saw two men bailing out the boat. Asked them what they wore going to do. Said they were goiug to take it away, Called firBt mate, who had them anrestod, Prisoner was one of tho men. Thev cast the boat off from tho ship. Robort Glover, sworn : Oouftrms Ide's evidence. Guilty; $15, or twenty days' hard labor on the streets. Uuited States vs, John H. Daniels (colored).-Stealing silver ware.-Policemiu Hackett, sworn : lu Oilhouu street, about 10 o'clock last night, was told this boy had stolen sliver forks, spjous, &c, and I wu-i callad to arrest him, which I did. The property belonged to Mrs Knight. The articles were at the Guard House when I took the fellow In. He hid Borne of th? things in a hole where they could not be found. Guilty; $50, or sixty days' hard labor on the streets. ? ? United States vt. Henry Mitchell (colored).-Biot, Re? sist Police -Policeman Jackson, sworn: Yesterday after noon, about six o'cloott, there was a large crowd gather? ed at the corner of Meeting-street, and . South Hay, making a great noise and using disagreeable language to ladies and gentlemen going by; Lieut. Hendricks, of Police, riding by, ordered it to be Btopped; in endeavor lug to stop, it, and remove crowd tom Magazine, one resisted very much, and said ho bs damned if he would go off; used loree and drove him off; large crowd gathered at tho foot of the mound, and defendant en? couraged crowd to go np and beat police off the mound; dd not wish to havo trouble with bira,- advised him to , go away and stop talking; he called me down and said ? he wished to seo me; going down he struck me on the face with his fist, *noekiug off my hat and knocking me some distance, without knocking me down; he then ran, and I pursued and captured him corner ol King and Lamboll streets; hore was a great crowd gathered there, bot tho policemen on the spot kept them back, and took prisoner to Guard House. Prisoner^ statement.- Had just gone to Battery, when a parcel of boys were on the bomb-proof; Police ordered us off mound; Jackson struck a boy, andi asked him what he did it for; he came off the mound and struck rae; t struck him back; knocked my pocket book out of my pocket, and would not let me pick it up. $375. Negro boy, sworn:. Confirme prisoner's statement, ex? cept instead of saying policeman struck def i?dant, said hostruck at Jim., .Guilty; $10, or twenty days' hard labor on streets. ! This last case arises out of the riot of Sunday after? noon, add the proceedings show the neceBBity of a prose? cuting Officer on behalf of th? United States to see that offenders against the laws meet with their just deserts., Riot is a capital offence at common law; but parties are brought np before this Court for complicity i a riots, dnd in their trial the riotous conduct is left out oi conside? ration, and, thp. offence treated,as simple disorderly conduot. - . .' v . ...... i' ; i . B^S?lS?figiS .?N?TIO?S/?;! ni Auction gales This Day? ,. LAUREY k ALEXANDER will sell; this day, in their j store, No.. 137 East!fiay'/oppp'site'North Atlantic Wharf;J at 10 o'clock, 17 barrels soda, pilot, jumbles, tea, Scotch j and ginge* S?t?tft?p'' biscults-and cakeB ; alsororanges,il lemons, groceries, Jt'pV','., ',", . ' ' ' I J; COHEN, HANCKEL,. ki Co. will sell, this'day,'at the j .north of tho Old Cust?m-Hunse,'at ll o'clock, a very de? sirable lot .of land, with,tho brick; walls and bricks, .thereon, situated on Vendue Range. . Under the direction of JAMES TUPPER, Esq., Master In Equity, will bo sold, this day', at the old Custom; House, at'll o'clock, a farm or tr?ct of land in (Christ j .Church Parish, sis miles from the village of Mount Pleasant. F. BACKUS will sell, this, morning, at his store, No. 136 Meeting street, opposite tho Pavilion Hotel, at IQ o'clock,; brandy, whiskey, wines? dry goods, straw goods, ?0. . , ' ,'. JAMBS W. BnowN & Co. will sell, this day, at their, store,'No. 116 East Bay, at 10 o'clock, manufactured tobacco, sugar, soap, segara, kc. MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell, this day, at ,their stores, H?sel Street, next the Postoffl?e, at 10 o'clock, thebalanoeof a country store-dry goods; millinery, notions, ko. MILES DRAKE will sell, this day, at hie store, cor? ner of King and Liberty streets, at 10 o'clock, a large assortment of dry goods; matting, kc. ' MILLIO IN, MELCHEBS k Co. will sell, this day, at their store, No. 20 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, hams, shoulders, pipes,. starch, furniture, boots and shoes, clothing, dry goods, &c. BRUNS k DEE will sell, this day, before their atoro, No. 81 East Bay, at 10 otalock, an assortment of bacon, herrings, tobacco, teas, &c, A. H. ABRAHAMS & SONS will sell, this day, in front of their store, No.'27 East Bay1,'at'10 o'clock, fbur cases, containing 545 mosquito nets ; also, boxes and baskets champagne^' ---. :_i '. . . '. . _. FBUITB IN MUNDY, cordials, kc, can be found at the store of Messrs. KXINCK & WICK ENDE no, of a superior quality; also articles of every description usually to be found in a well selected grocery, See advertisement. THE OLDEST MEDICAL PBAOTICE; is that of the faintly. Long before 'doctors -were known the head of the .family examined and proscribed for tho members, From tho necossity o? the case the first and most important stage of every disease is treatol by tho patient's parents or nurse. This bolng so, how impartant that tho means on hand should bo Blmp?e, 'ample and efficient. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS (advertised in another column), perfectly moet this want, and should bo in the hands of every intelligent family. Depot, No. 502 Broadway, New York. 6 A WORD BEFORE TOO LATE,-Are yon troubled with Headacho, Heartburn, Constipation, Distress after Eat? ing, Poor Memory! Low Spirits, Pain In the Back, Great Weakness, Bad Breath, or any other symptom of that horrid nightmare disease, Dyspepsia ? If so, lose no time, but procure a bottle of , j PLANTATION BITTERS ( They purify, strengthen and Invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They aro an antidote to ohange of water and diet. They overcome effects pf dissipation and late hours. They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. Thoy prevent miaamatio and intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity pf the stomaoh. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus? - . They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. No change of diet is necessary while using PLANTA? TION BITTERS1. Eat the besjt your mopey will buy and all j your stomheh craves of lt. ' 11 ' ' PLANTATION BITTEBS strengthen the stomach and re? store its healthy action. ' You will find them PALATABLE, PURE, AND RELIABLE,. tuthaS MRS. WINSLOW, An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, Presenta to the attention'of Mothers her ? Soothing Syrup, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, Whioh greatly facilitates the prooess of Teething, b) softening the gums, reducing all Inflammations, will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE TBE BOWELS, Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and Relief and Health to Tour Infants. We have put np and sold this article for over thlrt) years, and can say in confidence and truth of it what wi have never been able to say of an other mediolne NBVER HAS IT FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never did we know of an instauce of dissatisfaction by any one wLO used lt. On the oonlrary, all are delighted with its ope rations, and speak in terms of commendation of lt? magical effects and medical virtues. We speak In tilii matter "what we do know," after thirty years' expe? rience, and PLEDGE OURSELVE8 FOR THE FULFIL MENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In aunoii j every instance where the infant ls Buffering from pail and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is administered. Full directions for using will accompany taoh bottle None genuine unless the fae simile of CURTIS k PER KINS, New York, ls ou the outside wrapper, 3oldby ali aruagista ihrou/jhout fha ,v/iKi. PK':< only M-:-' ' j:<r H/i.ti*. For sale February , Kim & AUCTION SALES. Sugar, Soap, ?egqrs, &c JAM?VW. ?l?foWN & CO. ; Will sell THIS DAY,' at theil- Blore, No. 116 East Bay, at - 10 o'clock, ' 25 BBLS.'BROWN SUGAR. . 20 boxes Family Soap . ' 10,000 Segara ' , , .' 25 bbla. Flour. ': ; ALSO, 1 LARGE PLATFORM SCALE. "? . Conditions cash. _ June 26 Manufactured Tobacco. JAMES W. BROWN CO. Will sell, TO-DAY, at their Blore. No. 116 East Bay, at 10 Y o'clock,' 50 boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Condltior a cash. :_Jtm? 36 _ Balance of a Country Stoi-e-Dry Goods, Mil? linery, Notion*, &c. MCKAY & CAMPBELL, Next Postoince, Hit sel Street,: . Will sell, THIS DAY, 26th inst., at 10 o'olook, SHIRTING, BRO #N HOMESPUN,! MUSUOB, Barege .Grenadine, 4-4 Irish Linens,'Blue ?and Colored Veils, Embroidered Cambric Handkerchiefs,. Linen Shirt. Fronts, SuBpenders; Grenadine Shawls, White Hose and Half Hose, Linen Collars and Sleeves, Neok Tiea. , "AL80, |> ,' LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, various styles; Seasides, White Derbys, Chinese Shaker Hopds, French . .Flower, Men's and Youth's Trimmed Hats, Leghorn, so.'-'^ - . . ,:. .-??M i. ALSO, AI; j . : r '/ LI?.EN . CLOTHING, Saoks, Coats, Pants, Boots and Shoes, 4c, Ac.'. "' ',.. . ' ' . .' " 1 ALSO, ' 11 ' " '? 1 ? 1 ; NEEDLES, VIOLIN STRINGS, Drclia Rubber and Shell Combe, Nail Brashes, Tooth Brashes, Braid, Spool Silk, Coates' Cotton, Scissors, Jewelry, Firah?hg Linen, Tuck Combe, ftc, ko. Conditions cash. _ Jane, 26 Brandy, ? Wl?skey, Wines, Dry ? Goods,'' 'Straw Goods. BY,F? .BACKUS. ?Will best)id THI8 MORN?Ntf, at fi HwoTt,; WMj Store, No. 13s Me?ttng-street, opposite Pavilion Hotel, to close consignments, ll quarter casks and 9. coses FINE OLD BRANDY 10 cases'old Bonrbon Whiskey Casesiof Port; Sherry, and Angelica Wines 3 baskets Champagne Feather Pillows arid 'Bolsters '"'>'< ? 8 rollsMatting ; '. '?? iii C." ..lu '. ' Vire: ,viu: 1 case Smoking Tobacco 'O.u'.VAilJ, in. un. r: 30 gross Matches: u'.-.'.'.>...,, iv ; IMMEDIATELY. A?fTBB WILL HE SOLD: .... . ,. A large and varied assortment"; df.DftY GQODSJ con'-1 slating of: Plain Brown Linen, Indigo Blue StrlpV.'MtiU Munlln, Stripe Musliri, 3(4 Bleach*'Shirting, 'ffdekaback Toweling, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Hoqp Skirts, a large assortment of Hosiery, and a ' large assortments of ?Ready Made Clothing, popsls?lng of Coats,' Pants, andi Vests, suRable for tho ??a?oh';' Ready Made Shirts,,, VTT.S?S' &C|. '''.'AND'1'';' 20 cas?s'of STRAW GOODS, consisting of Men's" Hats, Sundowns, Boys' Caps and Ladies" Straw fiori ne'is, with sundry other nick-nacks Hales positive.. No reserve._Jnne 20 .' Dry Goods, Matting. Ac. UV MILES Blt AK HI. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'olook, I will self at my store, corner of.King and Liberty streets, A large Invoice of SEASONABLE BRY GOODS, just receive J by fcteimshlp Moneta: Pieces Striped, Dotted, and Plain SWISS Pieces Block and White Lawns -- -- Pieces Figured Grenadine , , . . . ., Pieces Frenoh Balzarlne - ' ' if,'.ni" Pieces Printed Lawns and plain Leno Pieoes Birds' Eye Diaper ' ^. j ..'... .? , Pieces Towelling, Brown Homespun, English Long cloth, Drill, Hiokory Stripe, Farmer's Linen Drill, Brown Linen, Plain Delaine, Shepherd's Plaid, Tweed, M Hon Cloth, &c, ko. . '.)?(]?" .Dozens L. B. Shirts, Ladies' Linen Dusters, Tucked Skirts, Hoop Skirts, Hair ,Neta, Hosiery, Hair Bruehos, Neck T?os, Gents' Under Shirts, Ltnet? and Paper Col? lars, Soltsors, kio., Ac. ; -. ? , r. \ r ' ALSO, .' Pieces 4 4 and 5-4 WHITE and COLORED MATTING. June 2 6_'' ' _' Bacon, Herrings, .Tobacco,. Tea, tfco. .,,. BV BRUNS & B?E. Will be sold THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, before our store, * ' /.. No. 84 East Bay, 2 hhds BACON SIDES . . 3 bbls Pickled Herrings uvi 6 quarter-boxes Chowing Tobacco m i mmrt, Di?ott-(r<?,?t lha._ ..' 11 ', June 20 ; Mosquito Nets ! Mosquito Nets ! Sale of Under writers and ali Concerned. - BY A. H. ABRA HA HS & SONS. A THIS DAY,' the 26th inst.; at 10 o'clock, we will sell it front Of our St?re, No. 27 Vondue Bango, 4 cases, containing 645' MOSQUITO NETe, already made up. ' ALSO, Boxes and baskets CHAMPAGNE, ftc, ftc June 26 . . ... The Horrors of Indigestion. You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dyspeptic but ought not your stomach to complain of you ? Pos? sibly the pangs you endure are simply the stomach's method of taking revenge upon you for neglecting and abusing it. Perhaps you have never made an effort tc improve Its condition, but on the other hand are con? tinually cramming it with unwholesome and Incongru? ous food. Have you ever tried HOSTETTER'S STOM? ACH BITTERS, a proper diet, and regular meals? The Bitters in a week would put your digestive apparatus in perfect order, regulate the flow of bile in accordance with the laws' of health, and produce just so much aperient action aa would bo necessary for your good; and when you are once all right, judicious and regular dieting, with a little of the Tonic now and then, would keep y ou BO. If you have neglected these means of cure, don't blame your stomach for its rebellion. It is merely nature's hint that she Wants help. If you neglect it, thc next thing may be Inflammation, or Scirrhus Cancer, oi some othor violent and dangerous disease. There it sucha thing as being too late in these matters. HOS? TETTER'S BITTERS will cure Dyspepsia; but Dyspep? sia may engender diseases which defy all restoratives. June 25 _0 Wonderful but True ! MADAME REMINGTON, THE WORLD RENOWNED Astrologist and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while In clairvoyant state, delineates the very features of the per son you aro to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense powor, known as the Psychomotrope, jguar 1 antees to produoe a perfect and life-like picture of the future husband or wife of the applicant, with date of marriage, occupation, leading traits of character, ftc This is no imposition, as testimonials without number can assert By stating plaoe of birth, age, disposition, color of eyes and hair,' and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped onvelope addressed to yourself, you will re? ceive the plorare by return mail, together with desired information. <;'y Address in confidence, Madame GERTRUDE REM? INGTON, P. O. Box 2&7, West Troy, N. Y. May il tuths3mo TEI-WEEKLY HACK LINE BETWEEN LAURENS AND NEWBERRY. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 18TH INSTANT, tho HACK will counect with the' up train on the Greonvillo and Columbia Railroad on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS; with-the down train on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Thus passengers can bo carried through from Colum ? bia to Laurena tu ONE DAY-arriving at Laure B by 9 o'clock the samo day they leave Columbia. Passengers can loavo Laurens at 5 o'clock A, M. and arrive at Columbia samo day at 7 o'clock. . , <?t' Every comfort is afforded passengers which oonm be expected on a stago line. ? T. B. ORJrWS, Laurena, Juno 16, I860. thstultho /Jupp 21 A PIERRE IjOfUSE, PHILADELPHIA. The Subscribers having leased this favorite honso, it has been REFITTED AND REFURNISHED IN AN ELEGANT MANNER, inti is uovy }jr(i|?ai*i 'i .. .!'. '.-* pi'i?'tect ?PjXlill?ifH'lil" . : ,! . ' .: " Tho first (nvrtv.M . .'- "' '? AUCTION SALES. Oranges, Lemons, Groceries, dec,....'i j . ""TD "BJ L?UREY & AIEXA1VDEE. . . ", , , ? ? ?AY' 2cth lnst- will be sold, in onr 8toro"No.OT i ; ' East Bay, opposite North Atlantic Wharf, at 10 o'ctoeft. .. , 6 box?s OBANOE8 '' . * H boxes Lemons ''.'' "L Gbbls.Flour '?' i 3 iij^ 8ba'fbbls. Pig Pork , . 7bbls. B. Sfipar ' ' . '.. ? ' / . 6bblB.'PorkiTrimmlqoB . , , ' bbls,. Prime p,ork Hoads / ' 100 Sugar Ourod Hams- * ' 150 Sugar Onred Shoulders ' 10 bbla, piantition Beef 10 bbls. Vinegar 1 bbl.,Old Nectar Whiskey 10 boxes Tobacco, yA and % lo. Lumps : ' 8 hal; boxes do. Bough and Beady. . 35 boxes Maccaroni, Popper Sauce, Tomato Ootann. '. Pickles, &o. , .. 4 kits'Mackerel, &o.? Ac., ftc . . . Conditions cash. . i. ',June2g - Miscuits^on . account of all concerned. " , BY LAURE Y & AhEXA.HDER. .? THIS DAY, 26th instant, will be. sold in our atona, , ' No. 187' East Bay, opposite Noi th .Atlantic Whards , 10 o'clock, on account of the Underwrite rs and all . concerned, . . ,. ", , 17 barrels Soda. Pilot, Jumbles, Tea, Scotch and Ginger Schnapp BISCUITS AND CAKES. I -, ' . Conditions cash.1' . ' ./ ?.\\'% Jon,?'? ' MILLIGAN, MELCIIERS) &i CO. WU1 sell THIS DAY, 20 th instant, at No. 20 V a Jw. < ; Bange, at 10 o'clock, V 100 PRIME HAMS ' * i i . 600 lbs. prime Shoulders- > ' . 30 boxes-Pipes a; u -, j ? - boxes Staroh' . ...> :m. . 5 bo?tes Family Soap < .-'I.?-,M/' ' 10 boxes English Castile. Soap, , '., " ~ ,3 bb$Mand40 kite MackeM? 111 if If 'Vi I V>\\\ ? {1 ? rr tm mmtwm > m mu?? ? MOHAIR 0HA?BS, Crib, Bedsteads, Tables 1 Carriage, 1 Sulky. AL8?, I Cases BOOTS AND SHOES, Men's ,FettHats, Abjaea poata, Linen ..'jackets, Pastis1,1 Mosquito ?Netting, ?aug 'Cloth, Caeeimeros, Muslin,, Dress Plaids, Prints, De? laines, Shawls, Ac"., ko. " - *4 - . ' Jurie38 PLOT WROUGHT AND CAST ?RON -''"'""i ? 1 lpt'O?ellrbu Pibes','61 feetlci?rf, 3 i??t?bore':. ,,?>''?' 1 lot'Wrought Iron Bpikbs ' 1 ''" ? ' 1 lot Bolts and Nuts ' ' '' xy? 1 lot Gas Pipes rv1.'... .. :t. 1 lot Panol Doors ?<-..'. .. 1 largo Haystack Boiler , :'?' . ''.? 1 lot Live Oak Ship 1 imbe'r, ' An ;&C. 'jttnelg ; 1 ' ; Desirable Property on Ven?ti? Rang?. BY COHEN, HAN? KEL Si CO. I THIS DAY, 20th June, at ll o'clock, Will be sold, ? the north'of the Exohange, All that LOT OF LAND with the BRICK WALLS and BRICKS thereon, situated at the'southwest'comer?! Vondue Range and Prioleau-strtet; measuring on Ven? due Range flfty-six (56 feet), by sixty-three feet eight inohej (63 feol 8 inches) On Prloleau-street, more or less. Bounded on the north by Vendue Range; oast by Prto? leau-atreet ; south by street leading to ' Brown's. Wharf, and west by landa of-. Terns-04 ) one-fourth cash; balance by bond, payable in threo equal annual instalments, with interest frans date ot sale, secured by a mortgage of the property. Purohaser to pay UB for papera,1 '??'' ?1 : Juno M UNDER DECREE IN EQ,UJITY. ?Hale vs. Oater, ? Will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned, st the old Custom Houee, in this city, THIS DAY, HM 26th of June, 1866, at ll o'ulook A. M., > ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAHDaituateln the Parish of Christ Church, Distriot of Charleston, about six miles from the village of Mount Pleasant, and on the Bea shore, containing 820 acres, more or Uta, bounded easton lands of John Hamlin, southwest oa landa of Daniel Whiteside^ and to the. northwest ea hinds now or late of the estate of William Matthews. Terms-One-third cash j the balance in one.and two years, secured by bond ol the puuehaserand mortgag* of tho premises, with interest from day of sale, psysbJft annually. Purohaser to pay the taxes due aaa for . papers. JAMES TUPPER, J uno, ,20 . . stuth8 , ? t. i , , (,. Master la Equity., Houses aiid J^ots in Columbus-street. D? SMITH & ?IcGILLI VA?Y. ,t,, , Willbe'?old on tho etocs of the old Custom Ho nee, ott ' FRIDAY MORNING umt, tho 29th mst, at 10J< O'clock, ' ' '. ?"Vt"'1': lit! . ?' 1 V (?I!!,, , All that LOT OF LAND lying on the north side of .J\ Ooiumbua-Btieet. and tho'west corner of.Robbin's Court; . I between Moetlng-streot and tho track of the Bon' h Caro? lina Railroad,, measuring 33 feot front on Columbno. <. street, by 110 foot deep, more'or loss; together with Un Buildings thereon, consisting of a neat and comfortable two and a half story Dwelling of wood, with four np* right rooms, now, .renting for, $30 por month, andi email two story house iu the rear, on'Robbin's Coori, whioh:rents for $12 per month. ? ?'. .'>,:% ! Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay .us for papers., ALSO, . AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE WILL BE80&B tho three LOTS OF LAND to the north of, and adjoin? ing, tho above, fronting on Robbin's, Cpurt, and known as lots C, D and E, as por plat of tho late Robt, K. Paine, City Surveyor, to be seen at our office. These lo s mea? sure each 30 feet front dn Bobbin's- Court, by 81 feet deop, moro or loss. They ai:e at present onolosed ea one lart;e square, but will be Bold separately or together. Three Small but comfortable dwellings could be befit on these lots, giving abunda at yard, room, aud yielding a profitable Interest on the Investment. ' . " Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers; June 25 : PUBLIC 8ALE. THE UNITED. &TATE8 MARINE HOSPITAL AID GROUNDS, located in the City of Charleston, BL O. wiU be sold to the highest bidder, subject to tba ?ff* pro vat of the bid by the Secretary of the Treasury, 1 j 12 M., JULY 19th, 1866, on tho premises. Terms of Sale- $1000 cash; balance in equal payneats of thirty, sixty and ninety days, A Certificate of Sate will be gi Von at the time, and the deeds to be exeoatoi upon tho payment of t ho. lan t instalment of the purchase money. A. G. MACKEY, June 19 _' Colleotor of Customs. PRIVATE SALES. Farm near Summerville. JAMES L. GANTT Offers, at Private Sale-i . i n A;FAUM of 210 acres, within a.mile ania half of tba Summerville Depot. The improvements consist of ? very neat, new . Cottage of four rooms, lathed and plastered, kitohen and other requisite outbuildings, Thirty aores, enclosed with a good aubstant'al fence, and twenty of them under cultivation. It has been fully jtefited and'ia'perfectly healthy. Ari accommoda? tion train now runa regularly between Summerville sod the city,' making this, a' very convenient, resldenoefar ono doing business in the city. It will be sold as very lbw price. Apply as above at ,' > N. W. CORNER BROAD AND OHOR0HISTREET8. June 22 ftutbJ i BREWERS OF FINE PALE ALES & PORTE ft WEST mSr- BET - 7 &8AVk NEW YORK. m. (?MM CO y Corner East Bay and Cumberland streets, CHARLESTON; ?S. C. HAVING TAKEN THE SOLE AGENCY. OF THE ' above celebrated ALE, acknowledged tp be th? beat in the market, ar?'now propared to supply tte TRADE of this city and vicinity Warranted to stand'the climato. For sale in b'arrel? and half barr?la. Mav ^ _ JOHN KING & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS WINE AND SP?EIT MERCHANT^ Nos. 143 and 145 East Bay, OPPOSITE KERB'S WHARP, ??TEK FOR SALE, LOW FOR CASH: HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE, Q?ART8 AND PIN M SHERRY WINE, in cases and in casks MADEIRA WINE, in caaos and in casks CLARET WINES, in cases, pints and half pinta CORDIALS, iu cases-a variety BITTERS (E. G. Self), in cases I . s? : . : '?, i u cases and in casks .;. ; v., ... oases md in casks WU1SK??S, iu iee aud in casks , -.sf, .-.arts and pints i ? ii Ki' 'yr i i. i, nuarter barrels, also In pints,p*ei?^ ' ; V . ... the barrel. 8mos JnatlE