The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 06, 1867, Image 3
VOLUME rv.
HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*
ANNIVIJ-I-AUY CixtDiuno2f.-Tho ^'i^Uant Firo
Company, ono of tho oldest nd tnost pOpubuf In
tho Firo Department, celebrated (hair 48th Anni
versary yestorday, In tho aftoraoon tho Compnny
paraded through our principal etrcCla. and attract
ed cu-ai attention, both by their neat and tasty
uniforms and by tho showy appearance of ihoir
machino. Thoy numbered soventy men, and tito
p rfido WBB followed by a largo crowd of enthusi
astic admirers, while tho windows along Ihoroato
were filled with tho fairest of tho fair, who had as
sembled to do tho firemen honor.
After tho parado thoy adjourned to tho South
Carolina Hall, and tho usual business of tho even
ing was transacted, which resulted in tho choleo
of tho following officer*:
.B. Y. TUPPKR, r-rwldo.it.
L. D. MO HY, Vice Prvnldcni
t J. F. TOR11KNT. Flint Duketon
j. r. nitowNK, Bocead niroetor.
F. I- O'NEIL, Third Director.
B. F. Mci ' \ ir. Fourth Wrootor.
f. T. BUatPllBSTS, fcccrutary.
18. W. FIBlIKIt, Jn., Treasurer.
C, H. HIMONTON, PoUcllor.
A. 1 i i cu. M. l>. Hun-eon.
.Vice J. Tnoociir, declined.
tVtco L. K. HEID, declined.
tVIco T. HTBTKT, declined.
IVlco W. II. Hwiirr. declined. ,
Tho regular business being concluded, tho com
pany, with thoir invited guotits (among whom woro
hie Honor tho Mayor, Wai. QiLiionr. Buna, LL.
D., 0. II. Mito:;io:.-. Esq., tho Chiof and Assist
ants, and Presidents of tho diffcront Companies), sat
down lo a superb supper furnished by that prince
of cooks, Ti [KPH. Tito DUH laue ht was terrible, and
tho dishes reluctantly yielded to tho attack, prov
ing that fin limn mi invlDoiblo in all things.
Whoo tho substantials woro removed tho gent o
spirituals woro substituted, and mirth and revelry
reigned supreme. Soiltimonts woro offered and
responded to, Hongs sung, and a spirit of good
humor and Jollity oogondorol, that kept tho m er
ne cr eire united until a lite hour.
THU HANION Taocra.-This unrivalled tronpo
gavo another exhibition last night which proved a
perfect HUCCCBH. From a flying visit which wo paid
to tho hall, and which resulto l in our seeing oidy
a denso crowd, wo carno to tho conclusion that tho
CLIN LONS wero tho most popular artists wo
had ever hoard of. Nurubers who applied for ad
mittance woro forced tJ turn sadly homeward, aa
there waa not tho smallest chanco for a scat, and
scarcely for a stand. Wo lake this opportunity of
consoling tho disappointed aightseors, by direct
ing their attention to tho announcement of a
matinee to bo held thit afternoon, and a finale to
night, and adviao them to stand not on tho ordor
of thoir going, but to go at once.
Tho HAKLONS aro, without oxecption, tho boat
performers that havo over delighted a Charleston
audience. Their foals of doxtority aro remark
able, and thoir gymnastio manoeuvres pant Anding
out, while, in fact, thoir lout ensemble in an inex
plicable combination of muscular humanity. Tho
juggler Biirpassod hin former oflorls, and tho oaso
with which ho balanced bottles, connon balls, leo.,
would almoBt provo him to bo conversant with tho
black art.
Professor TANMEn and his immediate scholars
woio perfection personified, and our good opinion
of dogs waa increased (enfold whon wo saw the
marvelous neting of tho intelligent animals. Tho
rout of the en t ur tn i innen t nan in keeping with its
wholo character, and tho interest was undiminish
ed to tho cloi e,
It must bo remembered that to-day ts pnaitivoly
the lost, a tho ll AN LONS havo ongagcmonU at
Columbia that must bs fulfilled, and all who wiuh
to havo pleasant thoughts for tho remainder ol
their lifo nt muid pay them ono long, last, lingoring
firewall. Only two chances are loft,' tho matinee
this afternoon, and tin finale to-night.
ALONO THE WHABVES.-A stroll In this direction
shows clearly that thero ls lifo in tho old land yet
and if tho signs of tho times aro to bo behoved thc
shipping business is by no means in a lethargic
state. It is truo the dock oro not crowded, and i
fort oat of mus tn is only a figurative form of speech
but tho fow vcssols in port oro either loading, be
ing discharged, or havo cargoes engaged. Thc
different lines of steamers aro doing a good brno
noss, and generally arrive fully freighted, whih
tho return cargo of cotton ie easily obtained.
In addition to thoso a new project has boot
started, or rather an old one revived, viz.: throng}
shipments to Liverpool. Tho necessity of thii
was long felt, and no timo moro nui tal do than lb
present could havo been chosen to inauguarato it
If wo over wish to regain onr commercial prospori
ty it must bo by our own exertions, and tho propo
way to commence io to ht tho European worl
know our recourses and convinco them, by ecu! a
demonstration, of tho feasibility of establishing
foreign lino of steamers. Tho Pioneer (aptl
namod) is tho tyro in thia cntorpiiso, and, althoug
she is not a first-class vessel, eho wiU answer th
end proposed admirably.
There aro few of tho wharves that aro nc
covered with tho fleecy staple, while nomo of tl;
moro favored aro crowded to thou* utmost carani t;
It is generally estimated that not more than flvi
eighths to three-quarters of last yearn orop ha
been brought to market, and that not withs Landin
tho universal cry of short erop, tho returns ha
been very satisfactory.
Cotton ia slowly regaining his spromacy, and
wo should be favored with tho blossing of good set
sons and full crops this year, wo may safoly oasoi
that his kingdom hos been restored. The con
merco of a country doponds upon its agriculture
resources, and if these aro satisfactory, it will ni
bo long oro tho wharves will surpass their formi
prosperity, and business generally re oive an in
pe tun that will send lt Irresistibly forward. Th
prospectus is not mythical, but ia based upon tl
known capabilities of tho country, and it will m
require many years to provo tho truth of tito asso
Hon.
STOCK.-The confusion prevailing at tho close
tho war resulted in tho g merni confiscation
stock, and tho soldiers from eithor army, conside
lug that mules and hornea wore common propcrt
annexed ono whonevor Boen. This indiecrimina
seizure proved a great loss to tho farmers, mai
of whom wore unable to plant a crop in oona
quenco, and in only a fow Isolated cases was ai
restitution mado to tho partios.
Fow Southern planters attended to the nish
of stock, depending for a supply upon the To
neeseeans and Kentuckians, who yearly dro
largo numbers of mules and horses to tho Coa
States. Cut off from this source by tho tuiBOtth
condition of tho country, they woro compelled
dopend upon their own resources, and oxen, ai
ovon cows, were put in tho traeos and forced to <
thoir part in preparing tho soil for planting. Th
temporary expedient answered for tho timo, b
tho necessity waa urgent for draft animals, ai
every effort was made to obtain thom ; condemn
horses woro eagerly bought, and tho whole cou
try began to tum their attention to tho subject
raising stock that wonld be useful for farming pr
poses.
Tho lesson taught by tho suffering and want
tho past year will not soon bo forgotten. Nurnbi
havo already imported fino brooda of horses, a
from proBont appearances Kentucky will not Io
bo allowed to bear tho balm from her sister H tat
South Carolina In many places baa Ianda adm i
bly adaptod for grazing, which would otherwise
neglected, and by applying them lo this pnrpc
tho rovonno of tho proprietors would bo incroac
and tho whole State be t onofi tted. '
Tho destruction of moat of tho race tracks, a
the Inability of tho owners to kocp them in rcpt
lessoned the intercBt felt In tho subjeet of race
and tho principal consideration became mulos a
working horses, and how to got them. Tho dla;
troua termination of tho war throw tho South ba
moro than twonty years, and aho now baa to
tracu tho ronlo with slow and anxious steps, t
devoto moro time to tho study of dornet
oconomy than it over demandod before.
One good result from thia will bo to teach 1
tho value, of hor own resources and the ad van h
of homo productions. Dependence on otb
alwayB produces inertia, and unfortunately 1
always boon tho bano of our country.
In our own olly, tho Jookoy Club has boon i
aldo to resumo operations, and tho Washing
Race Conreo has boon leased for planting purpoc
but a fow ptomlncrot and public-spirited cltizi
havo resolutely set tho ball onco moro tn moti
i and havo established a raco track about flvo ml
from tho elly. This ls a moro in tho right da
tion; for If tho Interest should bo suffered to fi
no attention will bo paid tho subject, and wo wo
become a nation of drones, unfit for any ontorpi
thal would tend to ad vanee our condition, mon
or socially.
Massas. EniTOBs s Pormltmoto aay, thror
yonr papor, to all Biblo Societies, Mlaalonary
oldies, Ministers of tho Qnrpol, and all por
friendly to Biblo distribution in South Carol!
that tho Am en-lean Biblo Society is prepared
supply them with donations of Bibles and Ter
monta for distribution among all des titulo road
alike. Thoso whe d o siro books to be aont to li
for thia holy purposo, will state tho number wi
ed, with thoir address in full, and tho name of tl
conslgnoo in Charleston, fi. U. Address rm
Colombia, fi. a B. A. BOLLES, '
Agent American Biblo Society for South Carolii
,. ' ? ' .......
CopAnTNEiuinir.-Wo ro pleased to soo by o
notico In our IMHO tb! morriliig, inti Mooan. D.
A. WALKIU and A. F. CUKVMUX bavo assNjlated
111 - tur ol von In Ibo marblo business, anil fool con
fident that tho nxiie-rlenn* and of both of.
tbono gontlotnon will bo satisfactorily exhibited
upon all occasions whero thsir service may bo oli
gaged.
NONE but a parent kLore tbo agony of watching
day by day ovor tbo wanting fruin of their lovoil
onoa. Have thoyconaidorod that thoy havo loft noth
ing uniloiio lo roliovo tho atifforlngB aud snatch from
tho grasp of doatb. If eufforing from Croup, Con
sumption, or any other bronchial diaoaaos, wo
commend PECTORAL BALM aa tho moat prompt and
reliable modioino that can bo used. For talc by
ad druggitt*.
DOWIE A MOISE, Agents.
OOODIUCH, WINV.M AN A CO., A (reata.
Rr.i.i.iKo OFF RKOAUDLEM or COST_Mr. Ros BK -
DALE Ima removed bia stock of ready-mado cloth
ing from tho store formerly occupied by bim, to
No. 314 King, corner of King and Society atroote,
directly opposite tho Mord anla' Ilute!.
Tho goods will bo sold at n groat sacrifice, re
gardioRB of coat, and persons wishing to treat
thomaolvos to n nico now suit of clothing will find
it to thoir advantago to givo bim an oarly call.
Thia la no humbug, aa bo ranted tho atoro for
ten days only, to close out tho remainder of bis
gooda provlons to loaring tho city.
K<?member No. SU King, corner of King and So
ciety sirc la. if*
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction frites This Day,
WILD rm tx Bon will sell Ibis day, at the s toro corner
of East Day and Unity Alley, at half-peat 10 o'clock, the
entire contents of said store.
It. M. Hminn.i, A Ono. will sell this day, at No.
33 Broad street, at 10 o'clock, mules, horses, pony, fur
niture, eta.
P. II. D.
Are synonymous with Hoalth, Strevgth and Vigor.
The secret will ba revealed by In veech, g lu a bottle of
PA ri K KIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS. Vor sale by all
Drug fis te. w '
Ulli TIBI El TO ADVBIITI9B IN THE
COUNT1TV.
The Daffy AeutA Carolinian at Columb'a, ls now sent
to overy Po to IB oe In the State. Being tho oIDclel paper
of the i-ute, lt will bo lound at the present limo espe
cially val nable lo morcbonts and othore doolrtng to avail
Hiernach ea of a very largo circulation.
DncAErAST CARES, QIIIDLLI CABER, Morrms, Rous,
Ac, a' 1 modo light and wholesome by using tl.o Pms csu
Y.EAST Pownaa. II you would use Buckwheat without,
having h cad ache and eruptions, uso the Pioneer Yeast
Powder. Dakers will Dud this Powder reliable for Hot
RoDs, Tea Biscuit, ic. Sold by
QRUDER tt MARTIN,
January 13 33 No. 330 King street.
AVTHB H ALB: OK TH K PLANTATION BIT
TERS ls wi tho at precedent in the history of the world.
There ls no seont In tho matter. They are at once the
saost speedy, strengthening health-res lo rex ever dis
covered. It requires but a single trial ts anderstand
thia. Their purity can always bo relied upon. They
are composed of the celebrated Calisaya Dark, Cascarilla
nark, Dandelion, Chamomile Flowers, Lavender
Flowers, Wintergreen, Anise. Oloverbuds, Orange-peel,
Snake-root, Caraway, Coriander. Burdock,
S.-T.-1880-X. &o.
They are especially recommended to clergymen, pub
Ho j-rater , and persons of literary habits and seden
tary lire, who require tree digestion, a relish for food,
and ul tar montai (scuttles.
Delicate fontales and weak persons are certain to find
In lb eso Bitters what they have io long looked for.
They purify, alrcnsrtlien and Invigorate,
They create a healthy appetite.
They ara an antidote to change of water and diet.
They over eme effects of d hui patton and lato honra
They Strengthon the system and enliven the mind.
They rreveut mlsamallo and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the a to m ach.
They cure Dyapopala and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morona.
They cure Liver Complaint and Narrons Headache.
They are the bast Bitters lt the world. They maka"
the weak man strong, and ara exhausted nature's great
reata rer.
The following startling and emphatic statements can
be seen at onr ornoo.
Leiter of Rev. E. F. UHIIE, Chaplain of tba 107th New
fork Regiment:
Nein ACSJUIA Oxuaax, March 4th. 1803.
Owingtto the great expoaure and terrible d composi
tion after the battle or Antietam, I was uttarly prostrat
ed and vory sick. My stomach would not tetaba medi
cina. An article coiled Plantation Bitters, prepared by
Dr. DOAKS, of New York, waa pr scribed to give me
strength and an appetite. To my great surprise they
gavo mo immediate rollet Two battles almost allowed
me to Join my rruiruent. . . . . I have olnoe seen
them used In many oases, and am free to **J, lor hos
pita] er private purpoeos I know of nothing like thean.
Bar. & F. GRANE, Chaplain.
Letter from tho Ber. H. E. Qtua, BL cUsirrville, Pa.
Oaxrunaa:-You wore kind enough, on former oc
casion, to send mo a half donen bottles of Plantation
III Hera for $3 SO. My wife haring derived co moco
benefit from the nae of those Hitters, I desire .er to
ooutlnne them, and you will please send os "lr bottles
more for the money ea closed.
I am, vary truly, yoirs,
H. K. OLLUJ, pastor Oar. Bat. Church,
SOLDI art.' Hoirs, SrjrrniHTijuaar's Oma , 1
CIKOIN MATi, OHIO, Jan. 1Mb, 18AS. j
. . . . . . . .
I have given your Plantation Bitters to bandrods ol
eur noble soldiers who slop hera, more or less disabled
from vari erna causes, and the effect ls m orv oli os sad
gratifying.
Bach a preparation aa this ls I heartily with In every
family, In every hospital, and at hand on every battis
asid. O. Vf. D. ANDREWS, Bu parin aseden t.
Dr. W. A. OH S, Burgeon of the Tenth Vermont Re
giment, writes:-"I wish every soldier had s bottle of
Plantation Bitters. They are the moot affective, per
fect, and harmless tonio I ever used." '
Wrxxoa o's norn, a
WAs n*OTOH, D. O., Hay 33d, 1689. }
nrrruurv:-Wo require another I lapp ly of yoar
Plantation Bitters, the popo liri ty o irhleh daily in
creases with lbs guests of our house.
Respectfully,
BYERS, CHA DWIOE * CO.
Ao, ska, ..'.:fta>..:; ta. sta.
Ba sure that every bettie beare the fao-elmlle af our
signature on a steel plate label, with oar private stamp
ever tba cork.
P. H. DRAKE & CO,
No. 103 BROADWAY, M. Y.
Bold by oil respectable Druggists, Physicians, Uro rs
Saloons, and country Hoteladealers.
Ao-rii W UtaOnlTT
BRIDGES & LANE,
MANUFACTURERS AND DBA LB RB TN .
RAILROAD AND CAR FINDINGS,
. ....... ? AM - , < M j ,
Machinery of Every I tese rim tl on . '
TAFTS PATENT ROLLING LEVER BHEARS
' AND, l'UNOl.TKB.
No. DO Cou rt I ii ii- I., totntr *f Oreen lr h,
INT 3T.W YORK.
RAILROAD AXLES, WHEELS, CHAIRS, Bf IKES,
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Car, Ship and Bridge Bolts,
iron Forgings of various kinds, Ac, Aa
STEEL AND RUBBER B'.'IIINOB, LOOOMOTTVE AND
nAND LANTERNS, PortrAits Forgos and Jock ber VT,
Cotton Duck for Oar Coi ere. Brass and Silver Trimmings,
Helling of all kinds. Bogg ige Cheeks, Ar., ato.
A1 to,. Agents for tho i narin rac tune rs of OAR HEAD
LLNIN0S.
A LBS* RS.'BRIDGES.JOEL O LANE
Noi-cnb.it '_...... I.lp. .'TC
DUPONT'S |f/f
GUNPOWDER.
SUPERFINE, SPORTING, AND
ALL OTK ER KINDS.
EAGLE GUNPOWDER.
FLTE tlIlAI. FOR SPORTINO, I Di CANISTERS,
pound pa pera, and tu tit. kegs. Coarser trroln ex
really for W aler Fowl shooting. In canisters, BK, and
3S ttl. kegs,
Qunpowdor of superior rjcallty, P. Fl', and HHP,
Blazed and rrengb, In 35,13 if, and 0>i. tb. kegs.
All kinds i if Gunpowder of amporior quality.
Having ao reptad tho agency of tho above old and well
known man ofootarers, I tm prepared to AU all orders to
the trade, and will always have a fall tock on hand,
which will dally bo deUvcred to any port or the city.
J. N. ROBSON,
January 1 thstuSmc* No. OT East Bay. '
E. M. WI TIN -T
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFHICK PROM CHALMERS
street to No. S3 CHT 'HCH STREBT, one deer
oonn QI Uros n sire" . a armar nt
THE TRI-WE 31XY NEWS,
PUBLISHl a> IN WTNNSB ORO' B. O., AFFORDS t
profitai .la medium for Aha advertising cubilo ol
Charleston. . .. . - , -, "?
We reaper* fairy solicit their patroneo auront mntual
oenone,
tlAlLLAAD, VS& POBTR9 A WILLIAMS.
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HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*
? ? _CLOTHING.
AJ ES MCCORMICK,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
tVUUtMlLI AMU HETAIL V-Al.r.R IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMEHES AM) VESTINGS,
GENTS' FI UMMHMI GOODS,
No. 35 BROAD STREET,
January Xl Quio* CHARLESTON, 8. C.
A. S. HULL, Ag i,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS RUMOVEDTONO. TOBROADHTREET, NORTH
SIDE, DETWT.EN MEETING AND CHUHCII,
wboro lin 111 bo (jlftU to 00 lils old friends and cueto o
f rn. and baa lu atoro a full oHsortrucut of CI.O l lis,
COATING, CAKHIMERES and VESTINGS of very va
riety, which he will make up to ordur at n low prlcea as
any similar establishment.
ALSO,
A FOLL AS8ORTURNT OF FURNISHING OOODS
FOU GENTLKMEN'S WE.Ut.
M. JNG. T. FIANN (rormorly of O. D. Carr & Co. ,
will superintend Ibo Tailoring Dc]iartmcnt as usus), and
will nive his especial aiton lion lo Cutting Garment , and
slaking and Trimming.
January 17 _Mmo
~PARKER & CHILD,
DEALERS IN
Clothing mid Furnishing Goods,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 103 ID AST BAY STIHSET,
Doscmbor 21 3uio Dudor tho America lulu!.
OIL CLOTHING
1MB
HA II.our,' OUTFITTING DEPOT.
PARKER * CniXD, No. 103 Eaat Hay.
December 34 '.Imo
CARTJI IVW^
M AN ur AI.'iii i. nus AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
FINE, MEDIUM,
.. ... AND
COARSE CLOTHING,
AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILDING, NOS. 55. 57. 6'J
and 01, Uutlson street, near Diiano, New York.
T. F. CARI!ART.
W. II. WHITFORD.
J. B. VAN WAG EN EN.
December 10 too A. T. HAMILTON.
AGRICULTURAL.
GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO.
O/v/-, TONS OBNDINEPERUVIAN GUANO, WAJt
WU RANTED puro, to arrive
For avie by <T. J. HERR & CO.
February 0 _
AGRICULTURAL ;? IMPLEMENTS
Ol' ALL KINDS, AT LOW PRICES; IRON AND
Steel Ploughs, Wheelbarrows, Trucka, Straw and
Stalk Cutter , Ooru Sheller*, Fanning and Grain Mill ,
Cotton Gins, Corn and Cotton Planters' Seed Drills,
Plough Casting, Gin Gear and other Castings, Horso
Power Threshing Machines, Guano, li. me Dust, Phoe
phato of Lime. ATC.' . JOHN MOORE,
December 10 -2mo No. 193 rronlstrcot. Now York.
MAPES' MTR0GENIZEI)
SUPER-iUOSPIIATE OF LIME.
INTRODUCED 185*.
FOR COTTON, CORN, WHEAT AND OTHER ORAIN
CROPS, TOBACCO, VEGETABLE CROPS, Ao.
CONTAINS SUFFICIENT STIMULATING AMMO
NIACAL Animal Mailor to produce rajld growth,
and to insure tba complato sppropriaUnu by tho plant of
the phosphates and otter Ingredients in thc fertilizer
without rAuuiimu the mott: does not burn Ibe erupa du
ring drought Uko Peruvian Guano, or lose lui strength
by tho volatilization uf Ibu Am oula.
AU ila constituents, executing Ibo Sulphuric Acid,
being from Hones, Mood, rh sh, and other animal
sources, sud not from .Mincral PhoapUabns or Simm al
l'hoaphntlc Guauna, aa In tho casa with most of tho Su
per-Phosphate*, ard In a condition to Iracomu quickly
ml utile Iii the soil, and available as food for plants.
TTarranltd /rte from aduUtraiiom and of uniform
; ll till,
For salo by
KINSMAN & HOWELL,
! BOLE AGENTS, No. 153 East Bay.
Terms of salo-SAS per lou cash ; a limited amount
sold for half cash, balance payable November, 1847,
with approved Factors' scoop) euee, bearing Bank
rates ef internal at limo of purchase._February 1
^BATJGH'S
tin
THE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE HAS
- always boen bcaofldol-tho only difficulty being; to
obtain a genuine article. Ito fore offering ltAIIGH'S
PHOSPHATE on tho market the hut Reason, I submitted
lt for analysis lo Professor Shepard, of the Routh Caro
lina Medical College, who fully endorsed lt, and his
opinion has now been verified hy actual experiment by
our'own Planters, whoso toaUmony I havoof tho su
perior excellency of this Phosphate, especially in tho cul-1
ture of Cotton, In Insuring a good stand.
J. .N. ROBSON, Agent,.
December 10 sn . rowOmo Np. P3 EAST RAY.
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
QAfl TON-*, BALANCE OF CARGO OF DRITISH
ell M bark James Wilson.
lilia Guano was sold to Glasgow, Scotland, where Its
Taino aa a manure is appreciated at more than I am of
fering lt on the market. It waa only after making a favor-,
able arrangement with tho vessel as to freight, and upon
tho strong endorsement end recommendation of Prof.
Shepard, that the owners ail ow od lt to romain. It con
tains 41 per oenL of Phosphate of time, and other val
uable ingredionta. Mixed with fi to 10 per cent of Pe
ruvian Guano makes lt ona of the cheapest and moat
valuable manures for Corn or Cotton. . . '
Price- 30 per ton of 3310 Rta, ooah, or fis per ton,
City.acceptanoe, with Interest, payable 1st >ovomber.
For sale by J. N. HODSON.
January la wftnlmo ' - Na 3 East Bay.
CHARLESTON
AuIUClLTDRiL WAREHOUSE
: AND
NO. 140 MEETING STREET,
OPPOHITIC PAVILION HOTEL,
PLOWS. HARROWS. CULTIVATORS, HORSE HOSE
. Corn Mill , Corn Sheller*. Food Cutters (.*.
.Cotton. Cora end Carden Seed Planters
fl Ors In Cradles, bythee and Suaths .
tUiovol , Hpeih's, Forks ona Hoes
Rico, and Grain Fan Milla
Hand and Power Cotton Gina
Horso Powers--of slj hinda.
. Reaping Moohlntf, Threshing Machinal
GraJii Separators, apd Cleaners.
. AOENT8 FOR THE
IrfGBpOLL'.nASDrl'OWKR
COTTON PRESS.
AOEKT8 FOR THE
NONPAREIL WAS NG CIIINB.
LITTLE & MARSHALL,
Wt 140 MEETING STREET,
^:;^r;cHAi ii^T0N, a: c.
?^lioirAmbe* :0 ' ' mwfimo
BOYLAN & T ERS,
MA fUFAOTURERS OF, AND WHOLESALE TiBAL
JO HS la, WHITE LEAD, ZING PA INT , COI ORS,
VARKwaE8,A,c. RawluiDKN LANE;
. " ,v ; New York.
"Ordersby roailprompUy attended Cv ? IJ'i
March tl ... ., vrimly*
I A . . CV;*':! i . VI .- .. . ' ? l . , ,.;(.-, . ? ; '
>.m;\t. . . / V .1 "Htvit O ,tit a .
DRUBS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
DRUGS ANDJHKDNINB&
JU ?"J' It KCKIVKU,
A Large mid ivurofully sided od Stock
OF
DKUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEKSIGALS,
ANO
Fancy Articles,
WHICH IS OFFERED To THE PUBLIC
AT BED o rc i > PK i CE S.
OUH MEDICINE:* AND CHEMICALS AUE IMPOIll.
ED directly fruin Manufactories, maier Um super
vision nf experienced Chemists, which i Hablen UH to re
commend liiem aa puro und reliable In . r. n th
Wc keep on hand aU articles lo lie found i n o lind-.last
Drug Store. Fresh odillUima uro reeelvcl hy oven
?teamer.
JO* VUES : IPTIONS canifully put up.
E. I!. KEIiliEllH V CO.,
No. 131 MEETING STUEiri',
North or Market.
H. II. KELLERS, M. 1.H. HAElt, M. D.
December il
A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE. -
now few there aro who aro not subject lo Fome affection
of the luugs or respiratory organ*, who, by nrglncthiu
premonitory symptoms, aggravate Uio complaint, until
disease strikes Its shelbi, reusing tm?xprc**lhlu torture
of Ibo patient, mid anxiety sud distress to friends. "Ou t
a nilli i" "A slight soro throat I" ls thc b*- Hess remar!
if insiiy when so nfTecled. Yo* ; "Only, cold," was Mn
thoughtless eiprosslon of thousands whum Death hu
marked for hts prey.
Forowarnrd-Fon rrard I should bo lbs motto forever
In the minds of all subject lo Coughs, Cobla, Catarrh, or
Intim r.a. Worri* of advice should bc headed by all KUI.
fi ring from Asthins, Unnichllis, Consumption. Hellet is
within ibr-lr roach ; and, If neglected, fatal ron ar-rpicncoa
onsuo-a Ufo or misery-a dally, hourly slrugglo for us
latence. A coutcot bi which Ibero can bu but ono victor.
-Desth I
Does lt not appal tho strongest mind, lo think of the
result caused by neglect ? Then why delay! Wh ri ex
cuso can bo offered, when timely warning li sounded in
your cara? Vitien tho daiigor lo point..i otu. why not
avoid it MAUSDKS'H I'ECTOIIAI. UAIJS has beun used
with success In nearly it million of ca .... and Is rudorscd
by Uio Medical Faculty aa tho moat ? minni and olllca
chmarrmcdy Ihot sciontillc'rcsuari.i has riUcovcred, lo
relieve and clue all coses of Co -hs. Cubis, Indiicnza,
and Consumption, If tho casa ls not beyond all hoi*.
Even when lim sufferer ba i i tho last stages, ho will um!
relief by using tills proa ir a lion. Ono bolllo will con
vince Ibo ratmtlncredul i i , that the merits of this prepa
ration are hy no means exaggerated ; In fact, fall far short
or the eulogies bestowed n irai lt by thousands who have
been cured by Ita i icely uso. A guarantee accompanier
each lMittln an I denten, sro Instructed In every Instance
fo rcfltud tho ' money when this propamUou falls to re
lieve.
Prepared by T. W. MARSDEN, No. 487 broadway. Now
York.
Price, 60 conta um all bottle; tl large size.
KLNO A- CASSI1DEY.
Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
And all Retail Drop-gists. 3mo December 1
SOUTHERN 1 RUG HOUSE.
DO WIE & MOISE,
(SUCCBUBOES TO KINO) C S6IDBI),
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
No. 151 -Meeting street,
OPPOSITE 0 if-A H L E STO N HOTEL,
I harli lim, M. C.
GEO. HOWIE, lalo of SuioNos, HOFF A Cu., and Rori
tl Down:.
B. F. MOISE, lalo willi KINO A- CASSIDIT.
4tS* Tho attention of Druggists, Merchants and Phys!,
dans ls raspockfully called to the above, and their Orders
soUelted. nu nc* fl tm. January 7
No. 163 ui Pa, ET LAU- BTU li ET,
(FO II MK Ut. Y JOHN ASH HUHS I AND CO.
QE0IIQE O. UOOJJU10O, )
PHILIP WINEMAN, V SOOTH OAItOLINA,
JOHN ASH HORST, ) .
DRUGS,
MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
ALL OF WHICH HAS DEEN SELECTED Willi
CARE, ABD WILL DE BOLD TO FIRST-CLASS BUT
EES AX LOWEST PRI0E3.
October 97 ... lAuanstll renn
SALOONS.
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT,
s. w. com. a<;i;n\ AND EAST HAY STS
EF. TUROK INFORM8 HIS FRIENDS AND TM
* public generally that ho has opened at the abovi
place, and will bo pleased to furnish them willi tho bea"
that thu market affords, at mod orate prices.
January 0 _Imo
TUB WfIIERN_ EXCHANGE !
THE FINEST OYSTERS
OP TIIE 8EA80N!
THE BEST LIQUORS IN TOWN
THE GREAT AR RESORT.
: :>":
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE SOUTHERN EX
CHANGE, Ne, 135 MEETING-STREET, respectfully in
forms the public that tho
OLD POPULAR PLACE
Is allU opon. Tho PTN EST OYSTERS TO BE HAD bi
offers by tho barrel, bushel, gallon or quart; also, on th.
half shell at tho counter, or a le wed, roasted, fried, orb
any other way desired. A
FRESH ALES,
PINE. BRANDIES,
' .GOOD WinSRIES,
FIRST-RATE WINES,.
No. 1 flEOARS
THOMAS FLYNN, Proprietor.
DeccTobc r IT '_ : _?
JOSEPH BOCK,
(FOR M EBIV Y < W IT H JOHN MOOD,)
Manufacturing Jeweller and Silversmith
INFORMS HTS FRIENDS AND TUE PUBLIC TUA'
he has taken rooms In Boaufain street, near Kins
to th rear of tbs establishment of Meesra, william u
Whllden A Co., whom bo wui atUml to all orders fo
Manufacturing or Repairing any description Of Jea/slr
or Silverware at tho short.aU notice.
Masc nie Jewels in asta or singly ruml shod to order,
. aewnber 10, marimo
0A8 FITTING.
WILLIAM BROOHBANRS,
BTHAJl GAS PITTHIt AND A'LUMHKH
T>I.AIN AND ORNAMENTAL OAS FIXTURES, OA
Jr TITTQia - AND IIOMBINO PROMPTLY Al
.I EM KIi TO, KO. 116 KINO STREET.
AajBitJl . IHtwcaa'Broad nd ^u u jtrv-cU,
????i ? -III-.mm.-i
AUCTION SALES.
Sundrift.oH .levon nt nf ail whom it mao concern.
UV wir.iu lt .v suv.
Till-: DAV, Hut elli Instant, st il... -lore, corurr East
Day stitt Unity Alley, at Ul', o'clock, will lin sold, with
out rr.-."rM-, on ai-cuunl all whom lt may rona m.
TUK I:NTTIU:CONTKNTS ut-* SAID KTOIIK,
OVEN . SPIDERS. POTS, BOTTLES, anil a general
assiirinii-nt nf Hollowware; barrrls Wsrhmg So a, stove
mu IMpc, Weight*. Tl lacks; VI down Uro nos; a w>ito l
lot Oaasware; bullio IJqiinr, Fancy Show l'as.-, At-., :c.
Conditions lash. floods t he tciuoTed linmrillstely
altor salo._ February
HY ll. .M. MAItHIIALI, ,fc UKO.,
Hrott.r iiml Auctioneers, .Vu. 'l l llrostil-sl.
THIA DAV, nih Inst., ul III o'clock, will ho sold,
C MULES, C Horses, 1 Pony.
Also, at ll oVIeek,
A gouernl assortment of FURNITURE. February r,
nv lt. M. MARSHALL fc III !.
TO-MORROW, 7th distant, at ll o'clock, will bu sul.l at
thc Exchange timad street,
That . lr,:mt MANSION at tho southwest corner or
(".and Anson stn-i t*. Th house mid mime mu*
otltlmlldltujH arc ii or brick. Tim house coutalus ten
roomsantill. Ult. lieu six. On tho iiremlscs amatar
riane Imune, stable. bathing house, uud two step holm s.
Tho lot measures fl luci un Anson street, by IDO on
Iii rue, mon. or lina.
T.-nns-One-t flh cash; balance In one, two. Ihren anil
four year', by binni, willi liilurcslsuuil-anmially, secured
tty niotlicngo .* premises) buildings lo hu Insured sud
[Killey assigned. Purchaser to pay for iiajiers.
_Fcbmary ii _ stuwlhl
11V lt. 91. .MA KUI IA l.t. IIUOTIIRK.
TO-MORROW. Ttl, itislaiit, ol ll o'clock, will ho sold nt
thu Exchange,
All thal LOT OK J.A NI) mi Aleiamler streut, known
as tho I ta wees' Lol. and nevi south of land or Marshall.
Sahl Lol measures CO loot trout hy ICO feet, more or less.
Conditions-One-tilth cash; balance hy bond, payable
lu om.-, two, three anti four years, with Interest scmbaii
nuully, secured by morlgayo or premises. 1'iircbaacr to
poy us for papers. February 0
Liquors ! Minora ! hinton !
UV ititi Ns V m-V:.
Will bo sold TO-MORROW, Ilia iib Inst., in trout of
our Wore. Nu. 78 Knst bay. al 10 .; o'clock,
'.'0 eases WI IIP CK Y
30 t ases Urandy
W eases Gin
M cate Sherry Win
20 cases Port Wine.
KIMO,
_l eask SHERRY WINE. February fl
NOTICtt.
Sales BVKItV KVKN INO al 7 o'clock, by KILltOV AC .,
No. a.ci King-street, of a general assortment of mtv
GOODS, Clothing, Fauey (luotls. Jewelry, Ilisits sntl
shoes. Culler)*, rerruincry nod Soaps. February S
i.A u<ir. SAM: OP RHAL K STATIC, STOCK.
.v.., t% r.
I -aili sell nt public sale, at my Plantation, in Ihn For't or
Kdleto, Orangnburg District, 12 miles mun Orangobun:
vlUagcaud H tuiles from Craham'a Turnout, TO-MOR
HOW, tho 7lh tlay or February ucxl,
6000 at:res or llrst quaUty COTTON. PROVISION AND
TIMlil.lt LANDS, with o fine Dwelling and outhouses, G
Belli,-m. ni.., 2 Kin houses, sugar mill, steam saw mill lu
lino working unter, a site for o watermill with dam Intact,
and two other flr.o silo tor water power. To he sold In
I racla to sell purchasers.
ALSO,
20 head MULES, 10 head Horses, 80 head Callie, be
sides Ho,;-.. Shr?p, Icc, Ac.
Al--.', ' '
TIMIIF.R CARTS, Ox Carbi, Wagons, uud Plantation
Implements generally.
ALSO,
1000 bushels of CORN, audolhsr kinds nf Provisions.
Terni of Kale-Thu Land-. Onc-thlnl cash, aud thu
balam o on a crvdll bf one and two years, with approved
secinlty and a ruorleiigoof thupremise*. Stock sud Pro
vlslous: 'Terina mado known ou day ol sale.
February 0 sw JOHN KA ST EULIN.
A'incty head of Fine Young Mules and Horses ni
Auction.
TO-MOIUIOW, tho 7th of February. I will sell, al publlo
minion, ill trout Of Palara tJUtlteS, Augusta, lia, with
out reserve,
SIXTY-FIVE HEAD OF FINE YOUNO MULES, th reo
aud c.ur yeam old, broke and unbroke, ranging In hcUlht
from 14 lo IA ; hauds.
Moro than tlfty heat! nr those HULES wcro received
this day, direct from Kentucky, aud aro pitt upon Ihn
nun kel ui...ii tho ia- a that "quick salea and small profit "
are liest Tor both buyer and seller, autl embrace on Rood
slock as Oliy to bu buuel In lia- or any ot tho W stem
Slates.
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD OF HORSES, or oil classos,
loeludlni; several pairs or first-elans carriage and family
Horses, together with Horses for tho ningle harness, ead
dlo and plow. In short. If you want Stock for any pur
pono como to this suln.
Parties Mundine; m Stock for thc salo must do so a day
or two prior lo tho day of sale; for selling which a small
coiumlsslon will bo charged.
Terms cash. M. A. DEnONEY.
February G 2 Proprietor Palace Stables.
PRIVATE SALES.
Plantation in l'lkr County, Georgia.
HY Lill is D. DcS.V SSURE.
At Private Sale
A PLANTATION on Macon and Western Railroad,
threo miles from Milner s tallon, about.forty-live fr, ru
liaron, and about tho naino In Atlanta, containing 1200
acres of land-COO cleared Cotton anil ProvUIous, and
balance In woods.
On tho placo aro a large DwclliOg nearly finished, forty
negro houses, good barn, corn house, stable, and good
and lan:., orchard. A small stream runs through tho
tract. '1 his placo ls healthy aa a resldeneo all tho year.
For |>ortir.ulaxH, apply as above, at
_Jauuary *)_wfmO_No. M DHOAD ST ft E KT.
Furniture, fortes. Vehicles, it-c at'Auction.
BY sun n ,v MCGILLIVRAY,
No. 27 Ht omi street, soul li side, near Sinti,
street.
Sales or FURNITURE, Ac, at private residences I.
tended to at moderato charges.
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES. VEHlCl-K-i
FURNITURE, fee.- at liau'-past 10 o'clock, st our office.
October 2
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE
SOUTII RN YWWm COMPANY
Office No. 147 Meeting street.
CONNECTIONS
wrrn Aa
Railroads Throughout
Tire
UNITED STATES.
Every attention given to tho safe
Transmission of Freight. Money,
and Yaluau.es.
WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGHT
TO ANY POINT IN THE OITY
FREE OF OITARQF.'
II. B. PLANT, Pre-Ide nt,
April 10_Augusta, Oe.
NORTHAMPTON
INDELIBLE PENCIL CO.
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
MANUFACTURE AND SELL OL ARK'S PATENT
INDELIBLE PENCIL !
For Marking Linen, &c.
Price.;.....SO Cents.
THIS PENCIT. 18 SIMILAR TO THE ORDINARY
load pencil, and will maka a clear black mark that
Will rcmabi after years of wear and washing. It ls a great
improvement over ink-, aa lt will not dry np, and can bo
used with much greater dispatch and economy, aa there ls
no risk of blotting. No preparation being required except
tho dampening of tho rubric lu bo marked, and no trou
blesome dlrocUone lo bo folio wea lu its nae, lt will aavo
much Inconvenience to housekeepers, and all who havo
occasion to mark their clothing.
Notices of tue Press, .
"Tho marking inks so commonly used for marking
linen and other fabrics are Inconvenient and troublesome,
each bot ito being accompanied by s number of 'direc
tions,' whlrh considerably bother tho brains of houso
k nepers. Tho I mb li bb, Pondi rill prevent this, as all
thc preparation nc- csaarj- ls tho dampening .of tho fabrlo
which ls to bo marked thereupon." -
[Scientific American.
"Ladles will bo pleased with tho Indelible Pencil, a now
Invention for marking clothes indelibly without risk of
blotting. It will abolish tho old plan of using a pen with
a bottle."-N. Y. Brining PtuU
"Wo have soon samples of permanent marking with
this pencil, which cannot bo washed ont,"
[Bolton Journal.
"This ts the largest Invention for a small ona that wo
have seen for a long time. It docs away with tho bother.
Inconvenience and difficult modo of marking* with Ink."
[Literary Muttum.
"Class's FATEST Twnrt TTiT.B PrHcn_We havo tried
this celebrated pencil, for marking linen, Ac, and found
it to be all that ls churned for lt,. No family should bo
without it. It ls greatly superior to ony Indelible Ink
that wo have ovor tried. -Cincinnati National Union.
"A desirable.- convenient, and uaefnl household arti
cle."-Springfield {Hast.) Republican.
j -Ono Pencil will, Mark 1000 Art leles.
7- TRAVELLINO AGENTS WANTED. ' *ond SO els.
for a Pencil and Circular. :
For oslo by JULIUS FLAUM, No. 183 King street; alao
by M. H. QUINN, Up Town Nowa Depot,
Februarys ,. .'. Imo
uiusaa's IMPROVED
EXCELSIOR BRICK PRESS.
rfUnfl POWERFUL AND BEAUTIFUL LADOR-SAV
JL INO Machino wtU mould 35,000 bricks per day. It
rccolvos the clay In lia natural .ute, tempera lt in work
ing, and makes tho finest PRESSED HRIOU, as well aa
tho lower grades; all of equal alie, and of a quality un
surpassed in beauty and durability. It will also mako
superior FIRE BRICK. >. .
'abo value of tlie .Machino may bo ascertained from tho
largo profits tnsdo hy those now running.
For RlgbUand Machines address
EXCELSIOR HP. I CK PRESS COMPANY,
Office No. 221 Chostnnt atrcet,
January IB_Imo_rh I lade) ph la. Ps.
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE !
HOUTIIIiUN CAPITAL! 80 TIIER LABOR
GEORGIA SOAP Ax llEMICAL WORKS,
SAVANNAH. OA. .
BRUNS St DEE, No, 78 Boat Hoy,
BOLE AGENTS FOR CllAULESTO f, 8. C
HAVING BEER APPOINTED AGENTS FOR TBS
above works, wo aro prepared to furnlah IhsTrado
with SOAP at tho asmo prt s aa could bo obtained from
tho works direct. Wo guarantee this Soap If bo equal to
any tn the markaL Give ita trial, and wo sro Certain that
you will agree with us._Imo au January 7
UV .T^CE HER.fVXP.
fa Punr.iiJHED WEEKLY AT NEWBEHRY a ii., AT
JL 13 per annum, and, having a Urge, /anrulatlon
Ihroenh all tba upper and lower Dla tricia cf the Btw,
aborda gl-ost advutagta to adrcrlli:ro. ' ,
Rates fur ad mr using very reasonable-fer blah apply
to on* Agent, Ur. T. P. SLID BB, at lb* HBIs Ifnuca.
'. - TUOS. FAR. H, QHENBAKR.
November u KdftoW ind rroprmeis,
it ie, ?; ivit ? *.. fi :.<.-:... .f:uH^.j 4