The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 01, 1866, Page 3, Image 3
Tile Dili i v -Ne-wts.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 18CG.
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Negro It lot In It lela mond.
[From the Richmond Times, July S*? ]
On Friday night last ilio vory lioart of our city
Was invaded by an orKimizod band of intjoi.'n. and
Impudent negroes, who rando tho night hidoous
With thoir munie, tho claraorouB ordora of thoir
ofllcore, and tho tramp or many hundred foot.
Theso wretchoa wero armed, wo learned, with
enlircH and pistols, and thoir drill waa that of
soldiers preparing f?ir apoody and bloody conflict.
Suoh a spectacle natiimlly aroused tho indigna
tion of the citizens of Richmond, bnt thoy exhibit
ed praiseworthy forbearance in not putting thone
black vagabonda to rout, and forover terminating
their unblushing preparations for future inaur
rectiona agaiuat their patrons and employer??.
Nor was this, wo lorim, the fir?* iustanco of tho
appearance of theso pionoora of a future war of
races. On tho billa around Ihia city, aud in ita
suburbs, the tramp of negro military oompanies
?an bo hoard every night, and the rattle of sabres
-disturba the sleop of our women and children.
All this, togothor with tho atrocious teaching's'
of a few vilo ami demoralized ?vhito men in our
midst, clearly foruehudoiva eorioua disturbancca
and bloodshot) in the futuro, if theso exhibitions
of negro pugnacity aro not oncouragod, they aro
certainly not disapproved of by tho agonts of the
Freedmon's Bureau. A word from tho men who
are paid to maintain friendly rotations between
tho racos would stop theBO monstrous exhibitions,
and yet that word is not utterod.
Aa nothing whatever has beon dono by tho mili
tary authorities to put an ond to what must
inevitably lead to uti ile, steps must at onco be
taken by our citizens to do what the hired servauts
Of tho Govornmcut havo utterly failod to do. In
our calm and delib?ralo opinion, the time has
arrived when tlii'Bi- negro demonstrations in tho
?treats of this city (aud the city is the property of
white mon) munt be stopped at all hazards.
The able, vigilant and indefatigable Chief of
Police- of this city is now olusoly watching these
demonstrations, but it is very strango that ho ia
not authorized to suppress all suoh preparations
for bloodshed. The apparent indifferenoe of the
Common Council to those negro drills on the
streets is arousing a feeling of surprise and anger
among our host oitizone.
Ab an order-loving, law-abiding citizen, wo aro
anxious that these offensive exhibitions of negro
truculence and insolence shall be suppressed by
the proper authorities ; but it is the duty of every
citizen of Richmond to prevent tho recurrence of
the exhibitions of last Friday night. It ia a dis
grace to our manhood that our wives and children
ahould be disturbed by the noise and clamor of
negro preparation for war.
It must be recollected that these negro drills
?ave not been provoked, nor can they be justified
by any ill treatment which tho negroes havo re
ceived from the whites, nor by any corresponding
preparations for war upon the part of their late
masters. Disarmed by the Federal authorities,
our militia have done little or nothing towards re
organization. The negroes of this oity have been
treated with wonderful kindness and consideration
by their late masters, and if not grateful for oar
kindncBB thoy are very base ingrates.
The white citizens of Richmond are the owners
of nearly all of the real estate in Biobmond, and
tbey give aheltor, food, clothing and wages to
many who aTO connected with these military or
ganizations. Surely when any respectable white
man flnds that a negro whom he shelters or em
ploye is connected with one of these military oom
panies which make our streets hideous at night,
ne should get rid of him.
Wo have earnestly and repeatedly advocated
the protection of the negro in all his rights as a
freedman, but these nightly drills and prepara
tions in our streets for the "irrepressible conflict"
must not bo permitted. No where would a con
flict with the white raoe result more terribly to
the poor, deluded and misguided negro than in
Virginia, but if his white advisors have docided
that he ia to commit acts of lawless violence, and
jeopardize the safety of his best friends, the
sooner the iBsue is met the better for the whites.
It is one in which the present generation of train
ed soldiers can very soon decide if it is thrust
upon us.
We urge temperate, but firm and immediate ac
tion npon the subject of these negro drill?. The
Common Gouncilmen, and other influential citi
zens of Richmond should at once wait upon Gone.
Terry and Brown, and ascertain whothor thc-o
military organizations among tho negroes meet
their approval and sanction. From what we have
board of the uniform courso of Geo. Terry, since
be was placed in command of this Department, wo
have no reason ta expect anything vory satisfac
tory from Buch an interview. Those who read this
officer's most extraordinary testimony before the
Reconstruction' Committee, will agree with us that
bia prejudices against us are of the most violent
and unprovoked character. But, preliminary to
further action, the anthorities should at once seek
an interview with this official, as well as the indi
vidual iu charge of the Freedmen's Bureau at this
place. The interview should, if possible, be cour
teous and respectful, and the committee should be
composed of our most respectable and influential
citizens.
As Gener?is Terry and Brown are men of intel
ligence they cannot fail to see that the reproach
and odium of these insolont negro demonstra
tions muat be visited upon their heads. They are
here for the express purpose of preserving order
and maintaining kindly relations between the
races. Are they faithfully performing their du
ties as conservators of the peace in tolerating ne
gro military organizations when the whites are
disarmed, and in no way interfering with the
blacks ? Do they suppose that upon a fair repre
sentation of this just oause of complaint that Pres
ident Johnson will sustain them in permitting the
streets of Richmond to resound each night with
the clank of negro arms ?nd the tramp of negro
soldiers? Thoy little understand the President if
they suppose- that he will tolerate this apparent
preparation of the negro for insurrection and re
volt under the eyes of the very men whose duty it
is to repress all such demonstrations.
COMMERCIAL.
The Oharleaton Cotton Market?
There waa considerable Inquiry for Cotton yesterday,
tint holders had so advanced their prices that buyers
?could not purchase. There was, however, about 300
-tales of repacked sold at 29 to 32c per tb.
Augusta ninrUet.
AUGUSTA, July 30_Cotton.-Early this morning a
few sale a were effected at 3_>io. Later In the day hold
.era declined to sell, hoping for favorable news irom Eu
rope.
Gold.-Brokera b lying at 116, and selling at 118.
SIX.VEB-Is Belling st 187 to 140.
?Good Boonrltles In demand.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, July 28.- Cotton.- Tho receipts during the
past week have been 701 uales, as followi : From the
Alabama River 240 bales; Irom Blgbee, l8; from War
rior, 10; and by liallroads, 489-against-bale? for
. tho corresponding week last year. Tho oi ports havo
been 672, viz: To Liverpool 30U, to Queenstown, ko.,
--, to Havre-, to Bremen-, to Barana-, to
Barcelona -, to New York 264, to Boston-, to'
Philadelphia-, to Providence-. to Baltimore-,
and to r? ow Orloans 8 bal?a-against-last year. The
??took on hand and on shipboard not cleared Is 86,108
bales-against-at the rame time Nat year.
At the date of our last review we reported the market
closing dull and rather easy at 81 to 82c for Middling.
Bales of the werk 2760 bales, and receipts 829, against
?372 balee the week previous.
Saturday-rho market opened at quotations of previ
ous day, and most of the sales were made on that basis,
but later In the day the Herman's Liverpool advice? to
th? 10th wore received, an i factors became stiff in their
Idea?, and the better girados could not be bought except
on a basis ol 82o for iddllng. Lower grades offered
moro freely. 8alos600 baloa. , '_.__.._,
Monday-The quiet condition of the Liverpool mar
ket aa reported on tbo lath insi, caused buyers to
move cautiously, and the inclination was pretty gene
ral to await tho advlciB of the we+kly steamer. 200
bales of lower grade? were dlspoeed of- basis un
Tuesday-Wo reported a limited demand and de
pressed market, In cona-quence of the decline reported
in Liverpool by the weekly ateamer (14th). Only 100
bales changed hands, on a baal? of Sic for Middling.
Harket quiet and dull. * . __ L , ...
?Wednesday-'Hie demand continued light, but with
factora under baili ho'dlng back their bettet[Wi?
Bales of the d*y, 160 bale?, were made on o baal? of
Tuesday's quotation?. _._._. _.-.
Thursday-The mark?! opened under indefinite Liv
erpool advices of the 17th ln?t. Later lu the day, when
the new? waa understood to be better than at first sup
posed, a fair demand sprang up, which remltod In aale?
of 860 bale?, at an advance on Wednesday'? figure?.
The market closed firm at 31 to 32c for Mlddllug as a
basis
Friday-Wo note s'il ore animated domand to-day,
wblcb has resulted in eales of HMO bales. The bolter
grades aro still scarce, and uniform lets of Low Mid
dling aud above commaud outside figures. Factors aro
firm in their ideas, and full prices havo boen paid in all
cuses whore tho abovo class of Cottons wore pur. based.
Tho lower grades, however, sr? comparatively cheaper.
quotations.
Ordinary.23 to 340
Good Ordinary.38 to 28c
Low Middling.29 to -00
Middling.81 to 82c
Strict Middling.'.8* to -c
Sales of the week 2100 bales.
The receipts at all tho ports, as compared with 860,
nive tho following reault:
DEonEASB-Now Orleans.1,0-4.601
Mobile. 116,168
Savannah. 228.748
Charleston. 330.641
VirulniB. J8 79I
North Carolina. 16.430-1,693,666
Increase.-Florida..-. 88.367
Now York. D.O. 129 _
Texas. 23,214- 300,710
Total decrease..1.492,806
Tho exports foreign, compared with 1850, oxhlblta
DocreaBO-To Great Britain.983.946
To Franco.363.1108
To other foreign ports.298.686
Total decroaso.1,020,904
To domestic ports the exports are 05,874'balce moro
then I860, and tho stock on hand at all tho ports show
an Increase, compared with 1860, of ?73,29i bales.
MONKTAHT AND FINANCIAL.-At tho datO of OUT last
rovie v tho markot closed as follows: Gold 149 to 161;
8tor ing nominally 160 to 164, New York Sight psr to
>i discount, and New Orleans Sfgbbjiar to Ji discount.
The Gold market openod Haturday-at about the above
flRurt a. but foil on the eanio day to 147S to 149. playing
between 147 to 160 throughout the week, and closing at
148 to 149'.. The sto' k on tho market ia and baa been
email, and consequently transactions light.
The Ex? banyo market has been dull since onr last, at
from par to ,',' discount for New York sight, These bills
have been oiffivult to i egotista, although a fair amount
of business has beeu reporte I in undoubted securities
at 11 ? l,'4' lor thirty day, and 3 to 2y, discount for sixty
day bills Tbo more liberal sales of Cotton ye-torday
ind to-day will no doubt Impart more life to the market
sarly n xt weok.
Sterling continuos nominal and dull
A moderate business is reported in Now Orleans sight
at par to ,',' discount.
FnaiOHTS.- Very little doing both foreign snd coast
wise, without ohatigo in rates. We quote: To Liverpool
Sd, and coastwise by sall Jia. No steamers loading.
Hew Orleans Market. '
NEW ORLEANS, July 37.-Cotton-The market open
od with a moderate inquiry, but at a later hour the
movement assumed more animation, and 1800 balea
changed bands at rather atiffer rates than were realized
restorday. The transactions, no doubt, would have
Seen on a more Uboral scale had factors been less strin
gent in their pretensions. Eleven brokers participated
in the business. With the remark that prices paid were
tully up to our figures, wo continue to quote as fullows:
Ordinary.25(5537?
Good ordinary.29? 30
Low middling.32(a) 34
Middling.35(330
The sales for the past three days amount to 3200 eales,
naking an sggregate for the week of 8300 against 6700
aat week. Tho stock has also benn reduced by lui-thor
ihlpmeuts on planters' account, which, of course, are
lot included in the sale? reported. The receipts propor
or the week (excluding the arrlvala from Mobile, Florl
lay, and Texaa, wblcb are Included In their respectivo
?tatementa) comprise 1481 bales, against 1386 last week;
?bowing sn increase of 76 bales The week's exports
imbrace 6669ihales, 8044 of which were to foreign ports,
?nd 8609 coastwise.
BTATB-MKNT OF COTTON.
Kock on hand Sept 1st, 1866.bales.. 83,339
teoelved to-day. 731
tecelved previously.742,633-743,254
636,493
?learoc* to-day. noce
Jloarod previously.783,663-733,663
itock on hand. 93,830
Bonan and Molasses-Tboro have not been any re
ceipts since i estorday. Tbe market la nearly bare of
Catalana sugar and molasses, but tbe supplies of the
nreign production aro fair though not large. Extreme
lulluess continues to prevail, however, and only a ro
an business Is doing. A lot of li hhds good fair to
tilly fair Louisiana sugar sold at 14 J?c per lb. cuba
ingar Is selling In a jobbing way at l2>i to 13 '?o for
los 13 and 13; 1? to UJfo for Noa 14 and 16; 16* to
CK'c for Nos 10 and IB, and 17 to 17;'-.'o for Noa 10 and
10. Small retail lota command a fraction higher. There
s nothing doing In molasses beyond a retail business at
16c per gallon for Cuba.
There is no demand for round or cargo lota, but they
'ould not be purchased for less than 63Xo per gallon.
ihoro were none but retail solea of Sugar previously
luring the week at the above prices. Of Mola?ses 300
lhds Cub:, sold at 68c 00 KMa /?-?-?..? l-i^.u?, uu
>rivaie terms, and 4 bbla old Louisiana, good color,
>nt light, at BOoper gallon. Week's receipts 80 bhda
lugar, 63 bbla Molasses, from Louisiana; cleared 9 hbda
lugar, 180 bbls Molasses. The foreign imports com
prise- 366 hhds bugar, 186 hbda and 21 tea Molasses.
Fbkiohtb.-A bark waa taken up for New York yes
erday al '.Mod per lb for cotton. There is not much
lolng, but the rates are firm at ?? to Xo per lb for
sottoii, and 76c per bbl for flour by steam for New York;
S-ic per lb for cotton by Ball for New York and Boston ;
ii to 9-ifld for cotton by sad for Liuerpool, and 1 to 1 ,\?o
tor Havre.
Memphis Harket.
MEMPHIS, July 39.-Cotton-There was very llttlo
justness transacted In the cotton market yesterday,
loldera being firm at the following raies:
Ordinary.3S@36o.
Good Ordinary.37@38o.
Low Middling.39@30c.
Middling.81(3320.
Strict Middling.33@33Jib.
Good Middling.
Wllminfrton Harket.
WILMINGTON, July 30.- Turpentine-Market firm
at previous rates. The receipts to-day comprise some
1600 bbis, all of which aold at $4 06 for virgin, $3 06 for
yellow dip, and $t 62y. tot hard, per 380lbs.
Hi miTH Tubpentimk-Baa declined, and we quote
Balea of 36 bbla at 88o per gallon for white, and a lot of
9 bbla at 62c. tax paid.
Bobin-Meso!83 bbls Common at $189; 43 do Ko
2 at S3; and 358 do at $3 60 for Opaque, $4 to f 5 for No
l, and 16 (or Pale, per 280 lbs.
Cotton-A small lot aold to-day at 33o per lb for mld
lllr.g.
TiMDEn-Ono raft fair mill sold at $13 por M.
Uonalgtaaes per South Carolina, llallroud,
' July .'li.
46 bales Cotton, ?3 bales Mdze, 43 casks Clay, 16 cars
Lumber. Furniture, and hundrles To O T LnwnAes, 8
Owens, Milligan, Melchors k Co, Mowry k Co, J R Boyl
ston, Willis A Ohisolm, J B E Sloan, J Walker, Captain
0 Ingleaby. W W Smith, Prof F 8 Holmes, Msjor E
Willis, B H Walpole, J E Ed dings, J B Seabrook, B H
Rodgers S Co, W O Dukes A Co, B 8 San lera, L Roos
ter, J J Mackey, Brabham, Hoffmann k Co, W Bosch,
Wharton A Petaob. v^^
I**assSn?era.
Per steamer Mab, from Edlstc- Mtss F L Han aban, J J
B Frey, Miss A O Gayer, Commodore H O Perry, Miss
JoBle Ba?aban, Mrs Dubose and 4 ohildren, Mitchell
Wbaley, Lwd Wbaley, B Wbaley, J Von Holton, W E
Beeves,
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF OHARLE8TON,
Arrived YnUrday, Uuxr 31
Bteamahlp Oumberhmd, Usina, Baltimore-left Fri
day. A M. Corn and Mdze. To Will a k Ohisolm, h ii
Bailroad Co, A Getty A Co, Brown k Hyer, W H Eastor
by, B M Butler, A Tobias' Hen?, J 8 Bird A Co, E N
Fuller, O Phillips, Buger k Hesell, Wardlaw k Carew,
Stenhonse k Oo, W Roach, Stell, Webb A Co. J Camp,
?en k Co, Porcher k Henry, Hunt Bros, J M Teldemann
k Oo, ?Southern ExpreBa OO.
Bark Amolopo, White, New York, 8 days. Oom,
Floor, ko. To H F Baker k Oo, H Blatte k Co, J
O H ClaiiBFori, Mehr enn A Wohltmann, A P Caldwell, O
N Averlll k Son. T J Kerr k Co, B B Agent/ ,
Behr SaUUa, Foster, New York, 13 day?. Mdae. To
Bbackolford k Fraser, Planter's House, Jennings, Thom
Hilson A o, A Morcan, B H Barden, A Elia, Burna A
Eamlnski, 0 If allson, B 8 Lester, Olney k Oo, Muller A
Nlmliz. H Cobla k Oo, H Blech ?ff ft Co, G W StotTonB k
Co, J O Dial, Oongdon k co, and others.
Steamer Harvest, Bacon, Mobile, 6 days. Bound to
Now York and put In for fuel.
Behr Louisa, Sam Ancrum, Cooper Blver. Naval
Stores. To Cart, Eopff A Jorvey.
Went to 8. a Yesterday. [July 81
Behr B J Waring, Smith, New York.
* _tasa ---- i _i_
james mccormick
MERCHANT TAILOR,
WHOLESALE AXD RRTAII. DKAL.KB Vt
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VF.9TZNGS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
. No. 85 Broad street,
July 38 , flmos CHARLESTON, S. 0.
DRUG STOEE.
E. H. KELLERS & CO.,
(SUCCESSORS TO A. C. PHIN,)
APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS,
No. 131 MEETING-ST.,
lill li O DOOR NORTH OF IHAUUKT,
WOULD INFORM THE PUnLIO THAT THE? HAVE
on hand a full assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PROPRIE rARY ARTICLES, 80AP8, BRUSHES. PER
FUMERYaud F ANO Y OOOD3, and aro prepared to
supply pbyelclaus and pr?valo familles at cheapest mar
ket rates.
E. H. KELLERS, M. D.H. BAER, M. D.
July 19
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MANENT CURE OF
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FOB THE CERTAIN ARD SPEEDY CURE O ?i
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Ask for
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The trade supplied on tho moat liberal I erins by the
Proprietor and Manufacturer,
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**-3 ? HO. 138 MEETING STREET,
Charleston, 8. 0.
4T_r PLEASE OBSERVE THE FAO SIMILE OF THE
PBORPIETOR'B SIGNATURE ON THE OUTSIDE
WRAPPER. *
Also for sale at
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And by Druggists generally.
July 10 _8mos
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FAMILY MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 200 King street,
Manufacturer and Solo Agent for Mrs. Jenkins.
AMO,
Proprietor and* Manufacturer of EPPING'S OOM*
POUND FLUID EX1BA0T SARSAPARILLA AND
QUEEN'S DELIGHT, the best known remedy for Boro
fula and Eruptions of the Uklo. hccoinruendod espe
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Factors and Auctioneers,
."No. 201 EAST IB-A.Y.
CHAI.LE8TON, S. C.
July 4_3mo
SHIP BROKERS.
ISAAC E, HERTZ & CO,
So. ?01 EAST HA V,
0H:AKI-_38T01?T, S. O-,
HAYE COMBINED THE SHIP BBOEEBAGE WITS
their GENERAL OOMMI88lO"N BUSINESS, and
are now prepared to procure FREIGHTS and CHAR
TERS. Masters of vessols having no direct Consignee!
can also obtain Freights or Charters b_r applying?,
above.
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WM. P. HALL. RiJB'T MOKE k CO.
MORDECAI k 00. | WILLIS k OHISOLM.
?Tunal._?mo
COURTENAY k TRENHOLM
(LATE OF NEWBERRY C. H., a 0.,)
VAT ILL CONTINUE BUSINESS IN CHARLESTON, At
SHIPPING
OB
Commission Merchants
And will be pleased to see their friends at
NO. 10 BOYOE'8 WHARF.
WM. A. COURTENAY. P. O. TBENHOLM.
May 9_
WILLIS k CHISOLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS.
1_T__ ATTEND TO THE FTJBOHASB, SALE ART
Vr SHIPMENT (to Fore?rn anal nomotrtic Porta) o
?oansn, mon, -UalllKR and NAVAL STOIaJDO.
ATLANTIC WHARF, ni?- ?^{??
g. WILLIS..*- B.OHIBOL?
Ootober-g_^_
ARCHIBALD GETTY A CO.,
SiuPDing an. Commission Ier.?an(s,
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARP,
AND 128 MEETING STREET,
CH AHLESTON, S. C.
Gatty.K. A. Bonder.8. T. Bonder.
July 7
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SEMERAI. AUCTIONEERS * COMMISSION
MEROHANtS,
OFFIOB AND SALES BOOMS,
Ros. l8 ona 15 State-street and Nos. 1 anti
8 Cbalmers-Htieet,
O-EI-AJtX-HSXO-r?aT, S. O
Aprlia _mwl lyr
JOS. H. RISLEY,
General Commission Merohant,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
SUGARS, MOLASSES. ETC.,
No. llO EAST BAY,
CORNER OF ACCOMMODATION WHARF.
May?_
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Wholesale Grocers,
NO. 1S1 MEETING-STREET.
000-RBX OBDEBS FILLW) WITH DISPATCH.
February U_
GEO, E. PRITCHETT,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON! S. O.
MarchO
0m-?*
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Q-ROOBBIaHlS.
GEO. W. STEFFENS & CO.
WOULD BTflFEOTFULLY INFOBM THEIB CUB*
TOMEH rand tlio publlo thai,In addition tothfli
WHOLESALE -ND BETAIL QBOOEBy at tho oorn?
of Kian and ?.toorge atreeUi, they have now openeat
WHOLESALE _rlD COMMISSION HOUSE at No. 11
Vendue Bang?, where they will be able to afford thai)
ouatomor. extra faclUtle-. Their firm ?Jill comprla.
?B formerly:
ano. w. mrms....w. o. Bourn....-- mrimm.
March l8_*~
__. ILLI-tSTG,
-HOL-ALS AMD BBTAXL MHB? IM
MILLINERY AND FANCY ?OODS,
DRYGOOD8 TOYS &o.
At (lo.MOS K1SG-8TBEET, Ctiarloeton, B.C.
ail MEW -UBK PBIOKS,
tar YortrrUle paper oopy for two month-, and ?_.*
.-.?i?rfhl'nt\iv? ? ? ?aV'.am ?? ?
THE KA8TKHN SO. CA. JOURNAL
IB PUBLISH-? BYBBY SATURDAY MOBNINO III
the town of BonnetUTille. & O., by W. ?. s% OBX
DRBWH. Proprietor. ?
l'erma.-r'irfte loita-tperaanuinin -dT??i?tt_ffra*?*
I lollara tot*. teoiO'l? , - MUOb?
AND TRIMMINGS.
?OBTMENT OP THE
:med goods
C & COHEN'S,
r?rig-street.
LINDEMAN k SONS'
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO FORTES
WERE AWAltm.D AT THKtATB FA1UOFTQE
American Instiuito thcFIIIST I'l'EMIUM GOLD
M1SDAL for NOVELTY, SUPERIORITY, and EXOEL
I ENOE; a'so, Ht tim Walo Fairs of Michigan, Indiana,
Kansas, and wherever (boy have been exhibited l?i com*
petition. Warcrooms No,3 LE ROY PLACE 11LKECKER
HTREET, nuo bloc* west of Broadway. Bond for Cir
cular. GotUchalk .?-ays: "His 'ho Ouest iuntrum? nt I
have ever tri-??I ; tim tono coiiieB on' an rich and solid as
that of ii Grand Piano" Charles Fradd-"I consider
tho Cycloid Piano a sneco s in overj respect." Wa,
Makio-"I regard them as very superior instruments."
July 37 fmwSmos
SIMILI 1 SMILIBUS CUIMNTUIt.
HU5IPFIREYB'
HOMOEOPATHIC NP?C1FICS
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE UO?T AMPLE EXPE
RIENCE, an entire buccosb: Simple-Prompt-Effi
cient and Reliable. Thoy aro the only medicines per.
fectly adapted to popular iibo- so Blniplo that mistados
cannot bo made in using thom; bo harmless as to be
tree from danger, and so efllciont an to be always relia,
ble. Tbf-y have raised tho highest commendation from
til, and will always render satisfaction.
Cents.
So. 1. cures Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations.. 36
23
35
25
30
25
25
3. ?' -Worms Worm-Fover, Worm-Coio
3, ?. Crying Collo, or Teething of li
tante.
!! ?* " I>la"*'?*h?'? of Children or* Ad??tkV"
;. !! py"entcry?Qrtping, biUoub cone'..
0, Cliolc.u. ?lorbus, Nausea, Vomit
ing.
7, " Cougha, Colds, Bronchitis... """
8, " Neuralgia, Toothacho, Faceaoh?!!
. .V Mea?*a?*??-*a,8lcl?Headacho,|Vertloo.. 36
" 10, .< Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach....... m
. \\' ! Suppressed, or Painful Periode..... 36
13, Whites, too profuse periods. 25
! }?' " Cr?r?P? Gough, Dimcult Breathing.. 33
. ii' ." San Kheum.Er.vs polas, Eruptions. 36
16, ?. Hin uiiiallHin, Rhoumatic Pains. . 26
16, ?' Fever and Ague, ChlU Fovor,
Agues. ?o
" 17, N Files, Blind or Bleeding. 60
!' ?2* " Wpihalnay, ondit re or Woak Eyes" 60
lo, .. Catarrh., Acute or Chronic, Influ
en?. 50
.. 20, .. Whooping Cough, Violent Coughs 60
"[21, ?? Asthma, Oppressed Breathing.. 60
" 33, .? Kar Discharges, Impaired Hear?
ing. cn
" 23, ?? Scrofula, Enlarged Glands. SweU
. inga. 50
" 34, ? General Debility, Physical Weakness 60
" 36, " Dropsy and Scan ty Secretions.... 60
" 36, " Sea Sickness, SlckuoBS from Bid
ing. 50
" 27, " Kidney Disease, O ravel. 50
" 38, - Nervous Debility, Seminal Emis
sions, Involuntary "iachargeB.. 1.00
" 29, ?. Bore Mouth, Canker. 60
M 80, " Urinary Incontinence, Wetttna
Bed.!.7?. m
" 81, ?. Puiufur. Periods, oven with
Bpaair i. 50
" 83, " SntTcrtngs at Change of Lfe.1.00
??, 83, ?' Kpllepby, Spasms, at, Vltus' Dance. 1.00
"34, " Dl^therla.^O^p/atgd^SoreTroat.... 60
15 vftili, morocco case and book.,$10.00
10 largo vials, in morocco, and book. 6.00
10 large vials, plain case, and book. 6.00
16 boxes (Noa. 1 to 16), and book. 3.00
VIt.TKU.IlV Ali Y SPECIFICS.
Mahogany canes, 10 vlala.$10.00
?ingle vials, wlih directions. 1.0O
SfS-Theflo rome?les, by the case or single box, are
tent to any part of the country, by Mail or Express, free
>?i charge, on receipt of tim price. Address
HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC
HOMOOPATHIO MEDIOINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot No. 663 Broadway, New York.
Dr. HcMrnnEYB is consulted dolly at hie office, per
tonally or by letter, as above, for ali forma of disease.
KING & CASSLDEY?
W. A. H It KIN F..
A. W. ECKEL Si CO.. Retail Agente,
No. 331 KINO-STREET, 4th door above Market-8t.
April 16 mwffimo 6mo Oharleston, 8. O.
PRO BONO PUBLICO,
DU, WAREBN'8
BILTOUS BITTERS,
WILL POBIFY THE BLOOD, 0UBE LIVER COM
PLAINT, Jaundice, mu? all Bilious diseases; res.
tore the Lost Appetite, cure iiyspopsla, Sour Stomach,
Heartourn, Costrveness, Headache, Dizziness, Colds
and Fevers, Fever aud Ague, Falntness. WeiknoBS, Do
cility, Eruptions on the ekln, and all Humors of the
Blood.
To the weak and emaciated this Medicine le particu
larly recommended as the most perfect Tonlo and Invlg
orator the world has ever seen. The use of Dr. War
ren's Bilious Bitters never falls to cleanse the system
from all morbid and unhealthy aecretlona, thereby pre
venting or during Diseases of the Skin, and all oom
plaints caused by Impure Blood, Obstructed Circula
tion, or an unhealthy state of the Stomach, Liver, Kid
neys, and Bowels.
For Lassitude, Drowsiness, Dizziness, Headache, ?Gen
eral Weakness and Debility, and all complaints Incident
to the Spring season, it is believed that Dr. Warren's
Billions Bittere have no equal in the world.
Mr. Daniel Smith, of Barton, Vt., who had been ont of
health for a long timo, and unable to labor, writes under
date of Anguat 27tb, 1863:-"I oommonoed taking the
Bitters first of ?Inly, have taken one bottle and part of
another-find my.health quite restored. My son haa
been troubled for years with sores under his arms, and
haa been cured by taking one bottlo of Dr. Warren's
Bilious Bitters."
PRIOR, 60 OBNTS AND $1.
Observe s fao-Blmile of the Proprietor (Tohn A. Per
ry) on the wrapper.
Manufacture ? by JOHN A. PERRY, Ohemlat, Proprie
tor, Boston, Mesa.
Sold by G. W. ai m ?. It,
Ohemlat and Apothecary,
Corner King and Vanderborat-streets,
.June 4 inwf Sinos Charleston, S. 0.
.CHILDRENS FRIEND !
PERM'S WORM TE!.
A SAFE AND EFFECTUAL BEMEDY FOB ALL
kinda of Worms found in the human body; also,
a certain cure for Worm Fits, Worm Fever, Teaesmua,
io. Possessing In its combination eminent cleansing
and atrongthenlng properties, its use will always Im
prove the health of the patient, whether impaired by
worms or other can Bee. .
Perry's Worm Tea, effectually carries off the aBjne or
mnconu which la the bed or nest of worms. In whioh
they breed, and consequently worm* cannot exist where
this medicine la used.
A physician In largo practice aays*. "I have been
called to many canoe of Fits, given np by other Doctora
sa lnourablo, all of which (bring oansad by wonna) have
been cured by Perry*e Worm Tea."
Another says: "I prescribe Perry's Worm Tea in all
cases where an ?helm?ntica (worm medicine) Is 'ndiov
fed. and always with the happiest result*?'- ?j
JOHN A. PERRY, Ohomlst, Boston, Proprietor. M.
a BOBB k CO., 2fl Tremont stree'. Boston, General
Agents, and sold by all Desle?a la Medicine,
l?old Wholeaale and Botall by 9
i. O. W. AlalAB, ?
Druggist and Ohomiot, '-'
Corner King and VanderhorU streets, \
June 4 mwf3mos* Ohacleston, .*. O. '