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SATURDAY amiiNINO, Af JG WT 18, 1866.
AGENTS.
The following aro the Agenta for this paper:
W.A.HEMINGWAY, General Traveling andOoneot
lng Agent.
Rev. COLIN MURCHISON, Oeneral Traveling and
Collecting Agent.
TOWNSEND & NORTH, BookseUera and Stationers,
Colombia, S. O.
J. V. NETHERS, Onion, S O.
Captain W. E. EARLE, Greenville, 8. 0.
Col. J. 3. RYAN, BarnweU, S. 0.
J. T. DuBOIS, Marlon.
0. S. HABBY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison co., Fla.
PATBIOK & HUVEY, Macon, Georgia.
JT. Y. H. WILLIAMS. Clinton, 8. 0.
/. B. ALLEN. Chester 0. H., 8. 0.
W. S. LANCE, Grahamville P. O., Beaufort, S. 0.
B. F. BRADFORD, Walterboro', S, 0.
H. L. DARR, Sumter, 8. 0.
THAD. 0. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, S. O.
J. M. BBOWN. "Southerner office," Darlington, 8. 0.
H. M. QUINN & BRO., Augusta,
1. H. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DA VEGA, Agent in New Yorir.
LOCAL MATTERS.
*?T SSS SECOND AND THIRD PASES. "St*
Music ON THE BATTERY.-The following ie the
programme for this afteru ion's perfann-ance of
the 6th Infantry Band at the Battery :
1. March from Faust.
3. Eeleoti >u ir >m Eruani.
8. Vive l'Araerio?'ne.
i. Waltz. FJ-tation.
C. Popular Airs
6. Overture Fra Diavola.
TBS OHABLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILBOAD.
It will be seen, by reference to our advertising
columns, that the Charleston and Savannah Bail
road will be offered at pu olio outcry on the 20th of
November next, by Mesare. WARDLAW & CAREW,
ander the direction of the Trustees. This is a
most important and valuable property, and will
claim the attention of capitalists throughout the j
country. It is the commoting link between this t
City and Savannah, and oan be placed in good
condition at a comparatively small expenditure. j|
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WILD OAT.-We saw yesterday, at the office of t
the Southern Express, one of the finest epeci-, ^
mens of the above named animal we have ever
eeen. Io was caught in the neighborhood of
Jackson boro', in this S ate. We learn that Mr.
BICE expects another one in a day or two, and in?
tends presenting the two to the Zoological Society
of New York. Those of our readers who would
like a peep at the feline specimen, oan be grati?
fied, by calling upon Mr. Bios, at the Southern
Express offioe.
BOOK AND JOB PBXNTING_We have had laid on
oar table a nicely printed circular enclosing a.very
neat card, from the establishment of Mr. A. J.
BURKE, No. 69 Meeting-street, next to the Mills
Honse. Mr. B. has been for thirty years conduct?
ing this bneinese, and has had au experience sur?
passed by none in the Southern couutry, and while
he has in that time executed every species of "the
art," he has always been moderate in his charges,
and punctual in his engagements.
. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WAREHOUSE.- The
attention of our readers is called to the advertise?
ments of our enterprising yoong friends, LITTLE
& MARSHALL, who have removed from the Bay to
Meeting street. These gentlemen have peouliar
advantages in their Une, and as they make a
specialty of it, we ha??-m*.d<roht. hut th??
-?W?Tf?f "greatef'aaV&ntages to the public than h
any other house in our city. Anyhow, they oan do
as well by their customers HS any other concern,
and wo most heartily commend them, knowing
them to be'very good business men and very
honorable in their dealings.
MAYOR'S COURT, August 17.-A man who was
taken np from the ground so drunk as to know
. nothing about it, was fined $5, by way of giving
him an inkling of the p ouliar position he had
been found in.
A storekeeper who waB brought up for selling
dry goods without being measured with a yard
etiok, had his case laid over for consideration.
A lady who sells ioe cream was called np for I <
selling liquor also, so as to enable her visitors to j i
indulge iu that deli-ion? beverage called "Eoman
Punch;" bat she dearly proved that the gentlemen
who made the drink in ber garden obtained the
liquor from a licensed tavern in the vicinity of her
establishment, and was discharged with a warn?
ing from the Mayor that it must not occur ?gain.
An individual who had imbibed some noisome
whiskey, and who waa consequently very riotous,
and "troubling everjb -dy," ?as fined $10, which
we think it will trouble him to p ty.
Aman of s?ghl, astronomical pretensions, who
was found lying on the pavement near the Guard
House, face up, and who boldly asserted that he
was looking for the comet which h is brought the
recent hot weather, was carefully picked up by a
few of "the stars," and tbiB morning pleasantly
fined $6 by his Honor.
PBOVOST COTJBT, Angu-4 16 -The Court had but
a meagre docket >eaterda\ ; ouly throe criminal
cases were brought up for trial
United States os. Linda Wilson (colored) -
Stealing.-It appesred by the teatimouy that the
defendant wished* to improve her personal appear?
ance and add to her wardrobe. Feeling convinced
that this was a nece siiy. ?he went ?tito a house on
Tradd street and almira ed a muslin dreBB and
other articles f om a tub. She was suou and
hailed, but on ran her pursuers- and carrie l oil
her ill-gotten booty. The Court thought that
Linda's method of furiii-hing hi roelf was rather
irregular, aud fined her $10 or ten days' hard
labor on the streets.
United States es. Melton Linton (colored).
Brickbatling.-The defendant went into a store
on King street to buya coat, bu? could not suit
himself and became aba ive. Tue clerk pu-bed
him out, when be picked up a bri< k ?nd threw it
at him. A policeman seeing the row, arrested the
prisoner, and found on searching him that be had
no money ?Lernt him. The Court sentenced Lin?
ton to pay $10 fine, or woik it nut by ten day?'
hard labor on the streets. Be was also advised
in future to pay for his sait or he would be non
suited.
United States vs. John Bobinson (oolored).
Stealing -The defendant was tried for abstracting
certain articles of clothing from the premises of
Ohas. Freiieti k, the prosecutor, and carrying
them to parts unknown. Tue oase was ootitiuued
until the 17tb, to allow the parties more time to
oollecl. witnesses, &o.
State, til ing.
I MUBDEB.-We lonni that a murder was connu't
, ti d a row days a??o on the plantation ol' vir. Al
? oxatider Burgess, in Olarend ti District, by a
I negro upon the perron of another negro. Tue
parties were gro*n men, and wert- disputing
about an axe, wnen one of thom st ru -k tho ot lier
with a hue on the heail, causing almost instant
death. Wo understand the murderer ia still at
large. He is not amenable to tue civil law, and
the Freedmen's Bureau, we HUDPOse, has not yet
heard of it, while the culprit ra iy be hundreds of
miles from tho place where the murder w tb com?
mitted. Weat an instance of tho utter inability
of this Bureau to perform the work for which it
is said it was oreated. It is a o .molote farce.
[Kingstree Star.
REV. J. 0. B. DARGAN, D. D.-From the re olu
tious of iba Black Creek Church published in
another column, ic A ill be aeon that this gentle?
man has accepted the position of General Agent of
the Baptist Convention ot this S'ate. Tho agent
will be under the direction of an Executive Board
to be located at this place, which Board will pos
I 868B all the powers of the -<tato Convention dur?
ang the intel iras of that body. To it is confided
State Missions, Colp.irtage, Sunday Schools and
the building up of the waste places ot' the Baptist
I Zion throughout tho State. The General Agent
I bas thus confided to him a very great and n ible
work. We wich our friend Dr Dargan great suc?
cess in the discharge of his high and responsible
duties.
Darlington baa reason to congratulate herself
on thus becoming the headquarters of the large
and influential Baptist denomination of this
State. We rejoioe iu everything that promises to
prosper our village.- DarUngt'in Southerner.
No BAIN.-Ag .in we aro differing for rain. The
late corn-the hope of our plauters-is threatened
with tho ruiu that befell the early corn.-Ibid.
The Sumter Watchman says that recent rains
have greatly revived tue crops in that section, but
the prospect for bread is sad indeed.
John G lightly, of this District, repulsive in
person and habits, has boen hung up without
ceremony near Audersou, for hor^o stealing. He
?.as a nuisance here, stealing mist everything on
which ho oouldlaybis hands. His end was an
iwl'ul one, aud wo trust, it may be a warning for
rascals of his stripe.-Picken* Co wier.,
The Abbeville Press says tint ?ev. D. McNeill
Turner, at the tariie.it solicitation of his cout^re
ratiou, has concluded to withdraw his resignation
indcmiuuo in charge of the Presbyteriau Church
it that place.
THE DROUGHT.- Some of our farmers say there
las uot been a dew in many partB of this District
>ince June. Whether thia statement is exagger?
ated or not, we have not had a general rain in
?early two month*. The corn is twisted int > yel
ow ribbons, aud the half grown cottou pods have
>egun to open nearly a month in advance of the
ame for maturity.
As the government has donated several million
.cres of lands in the West to freedmen, and pro
>ably transportation to their new homes, they bad
letter taue the hint and leave. There will not
ie food enough raised here to feed those who are
int tho favored pensioners of the government,
f the blacks leave t here will bo a larger share for
he hungry. - YorkoiUe Enquirer.
THE L?GISLATURE.-Wo learn that Governor
)rr will convene this body in special session on
Tuesday, the 28th inst. A modification of tbe
iegro Code, the relief of debtors, and a provision
br the suffering poor, will oonstitute the impor
ant aubjects of legislation.-Abbeville Press.
The Sumter Watohman informs us that Captain
Jardeo, formerly oommauder of the Palmetto
?attery, is about to bec. .me a resident of Colum?
na, to pursue the praotice of law.
THE REPORTED MURDER AT DORO.-We are
leased to learn, by a note received from Dr Cen -
er (a kinsman- of the yoong ladies referred to),
hat there is no foundation for the reported mur -
1er. The only statement we have to make with
-eference to the matter is this: That we reoeived
he account from such a source as to entitle it to
iredit.-Columbia Phonix, of yesterday.
H?HIN?H? NOTIONS.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.- All who are in the habit of |
dalling Mount Pleasant and Sullivan's Island, will
please observe the oh inge of time of arrival and de?
parture of the steamers from Monday next, as published
in our columns. *
Ir TOD WAST nice custom-made boots, go to ELLS?
WORTH'S No. 894 King street. 80 August 9
^onfoomlng as KdoeB from the'^oratorj^ofsewell |
known and skilful a pharmaceutist as Mr. PANKNIN,
bas already made great progress in the esteem of our {
community, especially with persons suffering from
dyspepsia, or derangement of the liver, or stomachio
debility. The responsibility of the establishment whioh
pats forth these bitters, for speoiflo oompltlnts, and not
for every disease wbioh "flesh is heir to," is such as to
make all who purchase them know that they are made
of only those ingr dienta whioh the proprietor lniorms
them they are oamposed of, and which certainly ie a
guarantee that few of the medical remedies wbioh are
being published in every nook aud oornnr of the streets
at the present time, can lay claim to. For ourselves, we
Dan ?ay that tbuy are not only of an agreeable taste,
but a capital corrective of dyspepsia and a most excel?
lent appetizer, and that wo firmly bel eve, if properly
taken for any derangement of the hepano functions,
they will mike the person so mia ; tiiem a verv long
liver. thstu
"To be. or not to be-that's the question."
Whether to suff.r with mental anguish,
Feverish lips, oraokln* pains, dyspeptic agon les,
And nameless bodily Buffering,
From want ofmerve aud unfounded prejudice;
Or, whether with sudden dash,
Jump into the general current,
Seize a bottle of PLANTATION BITTERS,
And, as GunUer Bweara, be myself a man again.
Three n. on th s it is since thus 11 nought,
And Bpoke, with faith exceeding weak.
But Gunther said my eyes were sallow,
My visage haggard, my brea tn tr. mondons bad,
My disposition troublesome-In fact,
He gently hinted I was fast becoming
Qu te a nuisance, aud sir >n<;l inal-tud,
Au it was thus I reluctantly yieltiei.
Four bottles now leueath my vest have disappeared.
Fri lids aiy u changed mau now is Jouee.
My food has reusb, m ? appetite is keen,
My step eiaBti', mv mind brilliant atid
Niue pounds, avoirdupois, i: added to mv weight.
tuthsS
MANV have wondered why, in this enlightened cen?
tury wbeu every science has advanced to almost perfec?
tion, tonie one act iat-.d by a desire to promote the
I'oaithand welfare of bis fellow-being, tus not given to
tbe world a medicine wl,i li will prove rffloaoloua in the
cure of those most paiuful diseases, viz: Dlarrboi,
Uyseute-y, AC TO such we wnu'd sav. that at leaat a
r- midy has be n fom d in Or, MARSUBN'B CARMINATIVE
*?RUP It only requires a trial tu prove Us uullmited
BUcoesB. For Baie bj ail riruggista. KING s OA8SIDEV,
AgentB. 6 August i8
-O- k
OHBONIO DIABBHOU AND DTBKNTBBY.-Thousands, re?
turned aol liera and otb rs, ar? snfftrini from these dis
ease?, against which the usual remedies ?re ueelesa;
but for whio'i Dr. HUMPHBR?S' IOMO IPATHII DIAB
BBOXA *ND DYBKKTBHIO SPBomoa are a eur- o ra. They
are hai raleas Medicated sug .r Pill*. r>"t ar? * sure thiuK
for these diseases. 8in?le boxe? 25 oeuts six b..xea for
ti 25. Sent by mall to any addres* free S-nd to
HUHFBBKVS' HOMEOPATHIC V?BDIOINB no.,
An Rust 13 9 >o. 663 Bi na i way, N Y.
THE SUBSCRIBER
SOTJOIT* PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING ME?
CHANICAL WORK8, to wit: Repais Wetghln?
Scales, Letter Presses, Printini? Presses: makes aud ri
p-ilre Hnistin* Maoiiinca for Stores; makes all kinds o
Wrought and Hteei Ploughs, witb or without stocks Also
a ?enera! run of BLACKSMITH W >RK; KIMO Whee),
wrigut Work bi ?oieral. ARCH'D MiLFJSH,
May 2 tHttuSmos No, 4 i v mariano ai reut.
INGERSOLL'S
PORTABLE HAND-POWKR
COTTON PRESS.
f
THE INGERSOLL PRESS STANDS UNRI
VALLED FOR CONVENIENCE, ECONO?
MY, CHE VPNES8, AND RA
PIDIIY OF' WORK.
IT CAN BE WDRKF.f WI TH TWO OB FOUR FTAND8,
AM) WILL TTIRN OUT FROM TWENTY TO
THIRTY. BAL?-8, OF FIVE HONORED FOTTNDU
EAOH, PEU LAY.
The PreBB can be worked either along'i'le or under
tho Oin ii in? Room. aud tuns lie under coverall'! worked
in all kinds of weather. It welchs two thousaud poundB;
can be very readily broken up ir t and cairied about tho
country.
On exhibition and for salo at
LITTLE & MARSHALL'S
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store,
WO. 140 'lylI?ETIIN/Gr-ST.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
August 18_
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT WAREH11?SB
AND
SEED STOKE,
No 140 Meeting-street,
OPPOS ITE PAVILION HOTEL.
LITTLE & MARSHALL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers lu
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY, SEEDS, &o.
AGENTS FOR THE
EXCELSIOR ROLLER GIN,
FUR'U&HU, tVJVr^r'n KM Jiu m un u."
THE HAND GIN WILL TURN OUT ONE HUN?
DRED POUNDS OF GINNED COTTON
PER DAY WITH TWO HANDS.
AGENT j FOR THE
UNIVERSAL SAW GIN,
CLEANER AND CONDENSER?
HAND GINS FROM 18 .> O 139 SAWS.
POWER GINS FROM HO TO 100 SAWS.
THE HAND GINS ,
WILL TURN OUT FRO 4 500 TO 700 POUNDS
PER DAY WITH TWO HANDS.
THE CLEANER AMD CONDENSER ATTACHMENT
is an ENTIRELY NEW F KATU R <!, and a great ac
quis tlnn to the (itu proper. It ie v-ry simple lu con
etroction and operation, and requires no appreciable
f neto drive it. lt serves to s?pante all tho vast
amount of tine du** and sand from tie tinned cut-on,
which, by the ordinary process, won'd bo dep ibited
with lt. and be packed in halon for market Tb. Con?
denser alan prevents the possibility of firing the gin?
ning buildings, even if the Om itself could gener?te
fire (which thin Gin cannot do). It occupies hut little
snare, aui may be operated in almost any building,
however ema I, and when desirabh , may be used in th
open field. It la entirely potable and, v/ith the Gin.
forme A COMPLETE GINNING ESTABLISHMENT OF
ITSELF, which can be moved from plantation to
plantation.
The saving in the erection of buildings such an are
required for these Gi stud loudens irs over th ? o >st of
th 'se required lor o ber ?ins will f r e ot-ed the en' ira
outlav for these unproved (Inversai Cotton Gins anu
Condens?is C'implete f ir use
4gent- for the ''LARK ?ORGHO MILL and COOK'S
SrOAR EVAPORATOR
Agents tur All? HittBADuT'8 PORTABLE STEAM
ENGINES t
AgeutB for the INGER OLL COTTON PRESS.
LITTLE & MARSHALL,
yo. 14(1 MEETI\(i-STHEET,
August 18 OPP -81 Td PAVILION Hi ?TEL.
MIMAI wm um
Corner of roiicord ni Hasel Streets,
LOCKWOOD & JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
PHFPARED TO BD?LD ENGINES, BOILERS AND
Machine y nf every hind ? as'ingi in iron and
Br HS executed with ficility and dUpa'ch. H-use
Fruit- nf Cast Iron, and Railings for all purposes, built
and set up to order.
VIRGINIOS F 'EEMAN,
JiiHN M. PONDT,
Augnat ?3_EDWABU A. DODD.
D. C. EBA?GH,
M?llwTi?f?t, Machinist aad Enginee*,
18 PR "PA RED TO FOR NIH H BT SAM ENGINES,
Ciruular Mills, Grist Mill?, Engines for Cotton Oins
und shafting, ?vc.
I* agent t>r the best Turoine Water Wheel in the
country.
Put up his Machinery on Plantations, ami guarantees
to p-r-oru. according to contract. 1B going i o 'altimore
in a few nays, and eau attend ti any oi<>er pera inalJy.
A ri ri re aa D. O. EB AU H,
August 6 12 Monk's Corner, N. E. R, E.
A??CTIOH
At Auction.
fnJBLF.STO\ J^l) SAVANNAH
RAILEOAD.
,BY WARDLAW & CAREW.
Under tba direction of th? Trustees, will be sold, on
TUE?DAiL 2?th Novemae?, 1?06, at 13 M., at the
north side o?the Exchauge in Oharleston, 8 0.,
THE OHARI'BHTO* AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD,
with all tho property, and appurtenances thereunto be
longing
For lull inform?t onlteadvertlaemont below of Trus?
tees, and tor 1 arther par loulars- apply to
WATBujLAW s. OAREW,
Brokat?and Auctioneers,
No. 14 Broad, corner of fe tate Rt,,;phark?jton, S. C.
SALE OF RAILROAD IN SOtJ'?U CAROLI?
NA AND uEOROlA.
WHEREAS. BY AN INDEN.?BE MADE ftw THE
first day of January, in the year if our Lord eighteen
huudred and fifty-eight, netweeu the (Jnarltstou and
t-avannab Hailroad nom any, a hedy corpora e under
thu >awH of fe'outu Carolina and .. eorgia, of the first part,
and certain Trustees therein named, of the sue md p^rt.
for the purpose ol securing two thousand nonos lu the
sum of fi^e hnuored dolKrs each pajabeon the first
day oi lanna y, ei hteen hundred ami s-vunty-eight,
bearing seven percent, interest, payable setnl- nnutlly,
which . ere about to ba and have Hirco been issued bj
said Uonpany, th? said party ol the first part conveyed
to the party ul thu second part "all the fol I .wing present
and iu future to be acquired propeity of the party of
tbe first part, 'Int is to say, the Railroad to he cou
ttrueted by the Charleston and Sav in iib Hal'road Com?
pany, inclu ii.g all the rights ot way, and landa - coup led
by or bel -nglug to tl e said party of >be first part o
ge.tber with the several Bnperstrue ures and traclts
thereon, ann ali rada i-nd o nor materials used on the
lame, or procured for the uso avd construction > f tho
same, und all and sinar the Rt-vi-rtl bridges, vi -du ts,
culverts, fences, depot, g ouuds and builuiugs thereon,
station houses of ?ll kin is, aid grounds, engines, ten
ders, cars toola, materials a'd ninchlner.v, and all other
; personal property appurtaiulug to, or in any manu, r
' connected wini or lormiug a part of tue -aid charleston
md Savannah Railroad Company, a->d ali franchises,
rights ai,d prlvilegi-B of he sud party of the first part
ol, lu, to, i r concerning tho sa-i e." The s ld party ol'
the first p.irt iurthor covenanting "to execute and d .
liver any further reasonable sud uecessiry ci nve auce
ol the preiiiises, or aiy p.o-t thoreof, to the Faid parly of
the, sec did part, their 8ticco<HorB or PS igua lor more
tully carrying i'-to ifleoi the bj -cfs hereof, pmticularly
fi r thu couvt-ya ce ol' any properly MI bs. qm ntly to the
dale (of the indenture) acquired by the said part? ol the
fl. st part and e mprehended lu tho description con?
tained in the indenture." The Raid c.>nve> ance to tho
Trustees as alurcsabi being, among o'hers upon the
tru-ts follow]].g, "that ls to say, in casu thu said .arty of
the first part sh-, li falito pa\ tho principal, or any part
th-reof, or au> >-f tb? interest cur.auy_uf_tihf).*ui'*-tramla>
at any time ?ben the same may become due aud pay?
able, acoording to the tenor th reuf, when demanded,
then alter ?ixt> days after such def ult, the said party
of the HI couti part, their successors and a-signs, at th- ir
discretion, may, or JU the written req lest of t qjhold?
ers of at. le ist one half of tue bon -s then unpaid, shall
cause the said premises, or such parts of them, or BO
much thereof aa shall lie necessary to pay and discharge
the principal and interest of ali mon bonds as m y be
then unpaid, to be sold at public a i dion, regard being
had to the tutetest of tho party of the first part, and the
location or situation of the mortgaged premises so to he
sold, giving at least sixty days notice of the time, place,
and terms of sale, and of tbe sped flo property to oe sold,
by publishing the same in two .newapaftei B of good cir?
culation in the Hatea i f feouih Carolin* aud Ueorgla, and
execute io the purchaser or purchasers thereof a good
and sufficient tl eeo or deeds of conveyance in fee simple
for th? same, which shall ba a bar against the pmy of
the first part, their successors aiid assigns, and all per?
sons claiming under them, or either of them, of ?ll right,
Interest, or claim in or to th ? said premise' so sold, or
any part thereof;" it being expressed In said ind n
ture that uo * injunction or' stay of proceeding, or any
process, be applied for or obtained by the ?aid party pf
the first part to prevent entry or sale .as aiorea&id."
And whereas a large arrear of internst, to wit, about
two huudred thousand dollars, ie due and unpaid upon
thu b >nds aforesaid, tutende i to oe secured by the said
conveyance, and default of p lyment of said interest bas
continued m< re than sixty days from demand made,
and whereas the holders of more than one half o' the
said two thousand bonds intended to be se:ured by
the said indenture, all ol which are now unpaid, bave
Bttm??ed iu writing their request that the Trustees un?
der said indenture do causo the premises conveyed as
aforesaid, or BO much thereof as may be neoessar;, to
be sold at public auction, to pay and discharge the un?
paid bonds pursuant to tbe terms of the provisions ol
?aid indentui e
The undersigned, by vlrtne and in pursuance of the
power and authority of tbe indenture above referred tu,
whioh has been reg? tered lu the prope-offlceBof Record
in the ?states of South cai olin a and Georgia, i o hereby
give notice that they will, on tue third Tues lay, to wit,
on the tweniieth day of November bow nexttnsning,
in the City of Cu arba ton in the Htate of South Carolins,
at the noi th of the Exchhnge, at the hour of twelve
o'clock Meridian, sell at Public Auction, te the highest
bidder, F0KUA8H, all and simmlar, the premises con
X1T,^etfs"iijllfijlVlt" ?"r.r herelubelore referred to, to the
The sale aforesaid to take place on tbe said twentieth
of November next, to be BU jeos nevertheless, to a prior
lien on the premises s ld, created by au Act of Aasemnly
of thu Sta e of Houth Carolina, entitled "An Act to aid in
the construction of the OhaueBt n and -avannab Rail?
road," passed in toe year ot our Lurd onethousaud
eight hundred aud flity-nix. the said lien being intend?
ed to secure certain bonds of tbe said Company en?
dorsed by the OomptroUer-Oener.il in behalf of t.e Htate
of Mouth Carolina, amounting in all to the sum of five
bun ired and five thousand dol are, bearing an interest
of six per ceuium per annum, pay-ble seul-a muaily,
and having an arrear of inter, a. uueand unp.idofab ut
one hundred and forty tiioussnd dollars, tbe principal
of said bonds being 'payable un the first day nf March,
in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and seventy
Beven. ' r.
The sale wil 1 be conducted by Messrs. WARDL4CW
A CAREW, Brokers, No. 14 6t af. ; treot, CbarMston,
8. 0., and tu tue?e gentlen^u p<rtit?> -,).-. Mup to pur.
oh-isB are referred for moro fud and de ailed ItaiOim?tiun
in regard to the premise*. :-j i
WA to w. KAYNE, <Y
EDWARD 8iiBflING,, \ Trustees.
JOHN E. CAHaW,,-" )
August 18 Bli tul
FIRE, MARINE
AND
LIFE mum nm.
TUPPER & LANE,
IN PLANTERS' di MECHANICS' BANK BUILDING.
No. J.33 East Bay-street,
RFPRE8ENI INO THE FOLLOWING FIB8T-0LA88
OOMPvNIEB of the highest responsibility, with OaBb
Capitals of ONE TO TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
EACH,
AGGRKG ATE, ?10,01)0,000.
8ECDRTTY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
1HCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW YORE
VIANHA'ITAN INHURANOB CO., OF NEW YORK
INTERNA TIONAL INSURANCE 0<\, OF NbW YORK
NORTH AMERICAS INSURANCE CO., OF NEW ?ORH
WIDOWS AND MltPH INS BENKKIT LIFE
IVMJft ANO? CO., OP WWW V IRK.
SOUTH t'UN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, OP
VblCUIN (A.
FIRE, MARINE and Ll^E RI3K8 taken as low as any
reliable Company, and Losses prompt:/ paid at titiF
Agency,
A. A. LANE.SAM'L Y. TOPPER.
June 211_ tn hs'jiuoe
JOHN S. RIuGS,
leal -slate, StocS Broker, ABCfcar
AND "V
COMMISSION A&SQIgf
Pi ortest? or of Broad aud East Ba?.
Angus' i_
C ?HARLE8 INGLIS,
j^LttorneV at I- aw,
CH BRA W, S. C.,
WILL PRAOTI E IN THE COURT.?I OTLgTj
HELD. MARLBORO , DABLING10N AAV
MARION.
BEPEBENCE8 :
Hon. J. A INGLIrt, Oberaw
H H. WILLIAMS, Esq., Charleston.
August ll . M
m mm MUS,
Neat uiid ?ontforlabte Residence m America stree i
at Auction.
Bl SWl'l H & McfJI? LIVRA Y.
Will positively bo sold, un'1HURSD <Y nest, the 23d
instan . at ll o'cloik on the'te e of tue 1 xchanpe,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAf- D on thc weat ?ide of A mer?
les street, below Held street, bounded on the ? orth by
ia> a? of-, ea?t by America sireet, wist by 'ands o f
---. and i-onth hy landa of-, and nieamriug S 1
feet frent?n America stre.t b. lt.0 feet in dttith, more
ortos, together with the buildings thera n, known a*
J'th?T^6t?hDWE,LH?NG,Sand ?double KT! CHEN
hlrS?. Tn,? ??toliwilltogi.01 wood, two and a
half stories; four square rooms, dretsing rnrm and
pantry, pi.zna, ftc ; g88 throughout .he premises. Th e
other t> a smalltiouee ot f, ur roo., a. in the rear of th e
Lot; now renting at $*6 per month, 'jitu* inditputa
Terms cat-h. Purch\ser to pay for papers,
lhis property cat, be treated for at private sale un ti I
th. 28d Instant, when it will be sold without reserve
Angnst 18 _ _ .
Valuable Real Estate Sale at Bamberg. 8. O.
Will be sold bj JAM.ES PA i TER.: ON, Oommissio uer in
, Equity, at Bamberg, h. u., on MONDAY, the 20 th day
~\of August next, at noon,
Aldj THE REAL ESTA IE PROPERTY of the late J.
' O. Johns, decca cd, consisting rf three valuab le Im -
proved Cnts iii the village of Hamberg, and oue P rnct o
j 1 and containing six hundred a d sevn i6n7) acres,
j and bing on ttfeSouth Edisto River, three mile? from.
Bamber?, one miKfrom Midway, and on- fourth of a
mile from tue Soutb Carolina Kinroad Two han dre?
(200 acres -leared and tender fence, the nalance we
timbered, with u good Fratnqd Building thereon, con-'
faining four rooms and ali n?c?-sary outbuildings at?
tached
j LOT No. 1.-tn the vi1 Iago of Ra?nb*rg, oontains
three aerea, with an excellent; two-story H rained Dwell?
ing tb'roon, containing ?even'arge rooms and neatly
painted, wi h all necessary ou buildings. "
Lo . No 2.-One-i3d a-half aereB, with a rest Framed
Building thereon, containing ?ix rooms and all n ecce
siiry oui bulk!lugs. .
L )T No. 3.-Une acre of laud, with a neat Framed
Building thereon, containing four rooms, with kitchen,
kc. :
TEIIMB OF SALE -Dash enough to pay thi cs's of thia
causa in (rold < r it? equivalent iu currane- ; he balance
i n a credit until the first day of J.inuary. 18'?8 with in
ftrest from lhe ti st day January lHiC, payable an?
nually; purchasers to give their bolds, wl>htw<> or more
good sureties^ and a morWage of the pur hused pre m i
f es; purchasers to pay for pape s; bonds to stlyulaie for
their paym. nt in gold or HB equivalent in currency.
Au "us t IO fths8
Furniture. H -rses, Vehicles. &c. al Auction.
HY SMITH AE flied I I. J IV KA V. '
No. ?7 Broad Street, South Side, Near State
Street.
Sales of FURNITURE, &c, at privata residences al
tended to at modur .te charges.
?T^H!irVir?;yr,SiypalJ"?g?iFOR HORSES, VEH I
OLtS, FURNITURE, mo , arnarrpasr itro-ctrroBrat o?- >
. Office. Imo August*
PRIVATE SALES.
Splendid Vineyard and Orchard nearie town o
Aiken. S. 0.
BY SMITH Ai McGILLIVKAY,
No. ?37 Broad-si., soul li wide, near State-Mi.
At Private Hale
THAT BEAUTIFUL AND REMUNERATIVE ESTATE
of 31 acres, more Or leas, about four miles from A ikea;
on the line of the South Carolina Railroad, and.- about
sixteen mil. s from the en'ei prising >'iry of Angus ta.
This fine F \RM contains a splendid VINEYARD of Iff
acres of th. most oh ice wine makin ??grapes, An OR?
CHARD of about 8000 of the choicest varieties of Peiob,
Apple, Pear, Quince, AO. ftc., Trees THE CLIMATE
ESPECIALLY BENEFICIAL To CONSUMPTIVES.
O 1 the plaoe a nice Dwelling, with five rooms, io., all
in modern style; all udual outnuildlngs, sc, found on a
well arranged farm. Alf o, (he ent're live stock, in elud?
ing mules, together with wagons, harness, &c, Ac
The attention of the enterprising capitalist and far?
mer is especially directed to this beautiful estate. *
lenna moderate. Apply, as above, at
NO. 27 BROAD STREET,
August IS OuarleBton, S. C.
(?ive Nature a Lift*
People expect too mach of Nature. They trifle wit
their hea'th and their constitutions, and then are sur?
prised that they fall Bick.
The pressure of constant mental or bodily labor upon
the animal powers is tremendous. Very few syst?me*
and constitutions can bear up against this pressure un -
assisted. Add to this the unhealthy influences wbiob
Inrk unseen in the air we breathe, the water wa drink,
the artificial heat with which we endeavor to chase
away the cold and marrow-searobing moisture of win-j
ter, and it would seem to require almost superhuman
I vigor to keep in perfeot health at. this rigorous season .
I wUhoUrreWorslbg the physical energies. " '
But how reinforce them ? Certainly not with adul- '
tented stimulant?. 'J here is no poison in the outer air,
or in the atmosphere ol furnaoe heated rooms, or work?
shops, or factories, so pernicious an those deadly-burn?
ing fluids.
Vi by nse them when
H08TETTEB'i3 STOMACH BITTERS,
a vegetable tonio witUo'it:alloy, aro eVery.wbere obtain?
able ?' Nothing has ever, been ?tei??^?be feeble and
debUiUted si harmless in its nature, so ppwerful in its
invigoratlngsei(rects,' sarnia celebrated' Wf
STOMACHIC A^ir> ?AXT ?RA^IYE.
In tie army And the navy, jn-i?ew set Hom en ta, and in
crowded cities, by old ,?ud you ng, rtyb and poor, it ie
used as a -i
PBOTEOTIVE AND: RESTORATIVE MEDICINE,
with the most gratifying results.
August 18_6_
MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Norse and Female Physician,
Presente to the attention of Mothers her
Soothing Syrup,
FOB CHILDREN TEETHING,
Which greatly facilitates tlfe process of Teething, by
softening the gums, re lucing all Inflammations, will
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
I Depend upon it, mothers, it w?l give rest to yourselves,
and
?elief and Health to Tour Infants*
We have put up and sold this article for over thirty
years, and can say in confidence and truth of lt what wt)
have never been able to say of?- other medicine
VEVER OAS IT FAILED IN A S1WOLE INSTANCE TO
KFFEOT A onRE, when timely aBed. Never did we
mow of an instanT ol' dissatisfaction by anv one whEf
ised lt. On the contrary, all are delighted with its ope?
.ations, and speak tn terms of commendation of ita
.uaulca) effects and medical virtues. We speak in thia
natter "wshat we do know," after thirty years' expe*
nence, and PLEDGE OUR8ELVER POR THE FULFIL.
MENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In almos?
ivory instance where the Infant ta suffering from psis
md exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty
uinutes after the syrjap is administered,
Full directions for nslng will accompany ' aob bottle,
Nonn genuine unless the foo simile pt OilRTIB St PHB>
ilNS, New York, te on the outside wr??oec.
Sold by all druggists throughout tim world,
Pr ?ce only 35 Cents per Bottle*
For sale by
.KING & CASSIDEY.
BROW OASES,
GERHARD WINTER,
NO. M NORTH .Wft.LIAM-STREBT, NEW FOeUT?
Xo. 1H4 Broome- st, Or. of Bowery\ New York.
MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
NHOW CANIIH. in Silver, German Suvar, Bose- '
wood M?bugan , Walnut, c.
A good ass'irtmeirt always on hand or nude to ord er
at the 'hortest notioe. Oases shipped ti any ?art et
?be Uniioa ?tates or Gonad*. tuthsSrao august 14