The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 23, 1867, Image 2

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TZHLE? WESTON MM NEWS, G. B. CATHCART, EDITOR CATHCART, MCMILLAN & MORTON-;**.-. PROPRIETOI S. ^ . > Nt 18 HAYNE STREET. CITY PRINTERS. SUBSCRIPTION. PA1LY- TWELVE MONTHS.SlOiOO DAILY-; T?X < MONTHS.'...._ 5.00 ?AILY-THREE MONTHS;............"..>"..'.'... ?'SO' BINGLE COPIES-. .'..r.... : :. .a... ; i ;vas?e??fr OX) NEWS DEALERS ....!...-.'. .. ??"? ?enta ' NEWS ' SUMMARY. ' .= Gold closed yesterday in Now York at 134$.' Tho closing Cotton quotations at New York yes? terday was SOJaSl, and at Liverpool lSjcL for Mid? dling Uplands. . ! The Emperor. NAPOLEON favors au alliance or "France, Holland, Belgium and Switzerland, against prussia. - :. The cholera is again reviving in various por? tions of Europe. There, are twenty-seven railroad bills now before the Michigan Logia Iature. But four members aro now in the United States Senate who were there twelve years ago. j Honolulu, the chioX city pf the Hawaiian Isl? ands*, i? about to ha lighted with gas. BOBXSCT MCKNIGHT,-of Callaba, Ala., aged 84, is said to be the oldest pria tor in the United States. At Lynchburg, Va", shipping-?tob?ceo, which two weeks ago sold for $7 to $9, now brings $12 to . $15. The tailors in ' St. Louis are trying to prevent women from learning to sew. The Boston Post says : Those tailors should make the'goose'their patron saint.' A New York paper gravely asserts that tho sale ' of iUejritimate babies in that 'city is a largo and profitable business, and so publicly carried on as scarcely to he. clandestine. Among the appropriations of the last Connecti? cut Legislature was $400 for "whiskey, lemons and sugar for the use ofthe Legislature." Under this inspiration, no doubt,', some of the laws of the last session were passed,. : s;y The records of the Postoffice Department show that in the Dead Letter Bureau there have been 6000 dead letters destroyed in the last year, in which were enclosed $260,000 in drafts, which were returned to the ownerpffie _ PERSON, of the Orval Eastern, who rtnade himself famous by his successful man? agement of tho mammoth ship whilst laying the Atlantic Cable, was at one tim? a compositor in the Dumfries (Scotland) Courier. The Wheeling (Va.) Register -says: "Sis "thou? sand kegs of Boston nails crossed the river at Ban wood on Friday, en route West. Scarcely a ?day passes without at least a thousand kegs being shipped: across the Ohio at that point Tho Great Eastern Steamship Company took part of its pay for the services, of their boats in laying the cable, in :stock of, "the Atlantic Tele? graph. It is now to be divided among the stock? holders of the Steamship Company. A Panama correspondent gives a report that Senor ANTONIO GONZALES CABIZO, President of the State of Bolivia, was killed by his own body guard while travelling in the interior, and that in conse? quence a revolution has occurred in Carthagena. Mexican' correspondence" says, in regard to the fate of ORTEGA, now prisoner in the hands of JUA ?afr the chances are good for his being shot as a deserter, though he may be tried, convicted and pardoned, when it is found how .futile his revolu? tionary efforts really are. A correspondent of tho London Tones recom? mends "that Chinamen be enlisted in the English Army, for the reasons that they are hardy, strong, ^good-tempered, and can stand heat and cold ; that " they make excellent soldiers, and will oat anything, "from" roast beef and plum pudding to rice and rats." The Boston Traveller says that "Massachusetts has six candidates for the presidency-Sumyr.ii, WILSON, BANKS, BUTLER, BOUTWELL, and ANDREW .-and as many more men who would not object to 4*l?v,i?ec3fid?j'ai?~.cm the Republican ticket^ DEVENS." The EngtisJi Newspaper Press Directory says i there ore now published in tho ?nitod Kingdom ? 1294 newspapers, distributed aa follows: Eng? land-London, 241: provincial;' ' 724; total, "965-. Wales, 149; Scotland, 138; Ireland, : 128; British Isles; 14. Of these there aro 55 dailies published - in England, 1 in Wales, 14 in Scotland, 13 in Ire? land and l in the British Islea. In the debate in the Senate, on Saturday, on the Supplementary "Reconstruction" Bill, Mr. SUMNER :? denounced tho States to be created under the Bill, as "born of.the bayonet.". This expression seemed to be particularly obnoxious to some of the Radical Senators, as, they asserted, it would be .used against tho party. On the question whether Congress is committed at all to a plan of recon? struction by the Military Bill of March 2, the dif? ference of r "nion among the Senators was very decided. It would not be sui prising if-as a cable dispatch states-Austria -had joined Russia in advising the . Porte to ?edeiCrete' to'Greece. Tho present Minis? try of Austria has abandoned the past policy of the Empire in. the Eastern as well aa in many other questions. But the alliance of France in this affair -with Russia and Austria would take the world by '.< ?urprise, for the utterances of the Moniteur have, unto recently, pointed in a quite different direction. It wilVJiherei^r?, bp"^ for a confir? mation of the report; The Lynchburg BepxibUcan gives the following dream '-oi-i "friend in Bedford County" : "In his Bleep it appeared to-him that he was under a bril? liant, nu>oulit,. cloudless sky, in which all the stars .were ahi?ing. Suddenly the'moon rehanged- to a 3>ig turkey gobbler, and the stars to grains of corn. Then the turkey walked hurriedly .across ihe entire heavens and devoured the stars, to the very last smallest specimen. "Our friend awoke, thoroughly satisfied that Congress would soon pro? vide f?r the stealing of all Southern property, and lives in daily expectation of being "gobbled." An official document from the War Department in farms Congres and the pnblic what is tho annual pay and allowances of all kinds of the different officers of the army, and I will give a few of them : General GRANT, $18,120 ; lieutenant General SHERMAN, 414,814 ; Major General TT*T.T.vjnr1 $7,717 ; Major e General MEADE, $7,717 ; Major General SHERIDAN, $7,717 ;- Major General THOMAS, $7,717 ; Brigadier] General MCDOWELL, $5,517.;. Brigadier General BOSEOEANS, 55,517 ; Colonels, $4,500; Lieutenant - Colonels, $3,994 ; Majors, $3,756; Captains, $3,049; Fir 15t Lieutenants, $2,713, and Second'Lieutenants, $2,653.' About 1 o'clock, on Monday, in New York, da? zing -the St. Patrick's Day procession, a riott oc? curred, at the corner o' Grand and Pitt streets, ' "-which" resulted iii . the serious wounding of a nrunber of policemen. A truckman, who chanced to "be 'in ' tho way of the procession, was maltreated : by ' some' of the crowd, and the policemen, who wero near, went to his pro? tection, which-of course brought on a fight be? tween procession- and -police-,-and,' before it ended, some eighteen ortwenty of thejjolice were seri ouily mjured. Afew arrests wereimade. ?. "? ''. - During the recent freshets the Bed River was folly six feet higher than the highest known water mark. Nearly all the stock on upper Red River is gone. - Dozens of houses, barns, and other build? ings, are swept away. One man named HOBSON was drowned, and others are . perhaps lost. The warehouse of STEPHEN BnTJiwoa, in Van Buren, . floated away, carrying $2000 worth of goods. Various tots of freight were lost at different points. JHie bridges across the numerous creeks were nearly all destroyed, and tho fences in the bottoms are all -gone,-and in many places'they cannot be replaced ia time for the next crop. The New York Herald's correspondence from yyV> dated at Vera Cruz, March 4, and Quere tar?, Fewuary 22, says:. .*|The work of fortifying Tera Cruz was being pvshed rapidly forward. The artillery of ihe departing corps bad been shipped, and the evacuation weald not last more than six days longer. Marshal BAZAINE was expected to leave in a day or two. 'CnrhiB trip from the inte Tior, .BAZA?KB, ii" is said; wa<rrobbed of $352,000. The city of Tacalingo had been recaptured by the Liberals. Our Qneretaro corr?sponpont gives an account of MAxririwAM's march; from the capital, and .. his , own' .u^?rtimato adventures among guerrillas, whereby his winter wardrobe was re? duced by forced loans to a shirt, a pahr of socks ?ad a piece of soap. M.TTMTT.TANV objective point wu Son Luis Potosi.'' HIRAM WOODRUFF, tho celebrated horse-trainer sad rider, died at his residence, near Union Course, Lorg Island, N. Y., last Friday. His name is inseparably" associated- wif?" the~turf La this country, with which he-waa connected for thirty six y ears. At the timo of his doath he was moro than fifty yean of ago. He waa born in Heming* ton Now Jersey on the 22d of February, 1817. The tiret raco for money in which ho was engaged waa in 1831, on Hunting Park Cjjnrso, VhUadelphin. This was When he wt* fo^n'ynar* old. He rodo a horseicalled Shatong maker, wad won tho raco in-W'?lraVe** hoat8;"^orm|^8 he rode nearljrJaU^ho host horses ?J?-the turf, including EtidytKale; TopgoMnl, Ajax, Wa^?g?on, Rip ton. Gray JEagle, Kimble, Jwt?csoii, Lady Suffolk, Ptor?-Temple and pexler. ijjifl said ,by,,aporting men "that he waa never known to have''sold" a race, aud poBSOsaed the respect and esteem of all bis. associates. About two years ?KO the turfman of this'cenmtry purchased1 'the-'hotel and hom?stbad near Union Course, where he resided for many yoars, and presented it to him as a substantial token of their regard. , ....Jt^SBSS...Oi^PV^'i^-?V.^*. .PAIrt!T NEWS puMhhcs the Officiai List lo)' Let? ters remaining in the Postoffice at the end of each week, agreeably to thc following section of the New Postoffve Law\-?s.the newspaper. having (he largest cir?xdatioji m thc Oily oj Charleston: :?? ; ? SECTIO* 6. And he lt further enacted. That hats of Jotr ttrs remaining uncalled for in any PostofBce in any city, town or village, where ? newnpaper shall be printed, shall hereafter bo published once only ta the newspaper which, being published weekly or oftener,' shoji havo the largest circulation within range of delivery-of tho said office.'-- .'" '?'. " ~ ? '- - ?'- I ' aar AU communications intended for publication in this journal must be addressed lo the Editor of the Daua Nevis, No. 18 Sayne-street, Chqrteston,S. C. Jjusincss Communications to Publisher cf EaSy News. ... Wecannol undertake lo return rejected commumca ?: lions. '?.? " ' ?.'' ! Advertisements outside of the city muet be accompa? nied willi, the casJu _ LESTQ3S\~ SATTJKDAY MC'BNINO, TVIABCH 23, 1867. HEO?0.A??IZATIOT?. A simple acquiescence in the fact that universal suffrage ia tho law of the land, and that we must submit to its exercise, is riot enough for tho dis? charge of our duty, nor for the protection ot our interests. ?"?'<'. - '?''*.' j '. The sudden nddition of1 a mass of voters to a constituency, the'great majority of whom are un? fitted for tho intelligent exercise of the franchise, would at any time put most of the interests of so? ciety in danger, for there always 'will be base men and selfish mon anxious to.uso their ignorance and their prejudices for .personal profit. Still worse is it when the new constituency consist, as in our case, of those who have been exoluded from politi? cal life, who have been taught to consider that ex? clusion as tyrannical oppression, and who have re I fifiTY1"1 ^eJr enfranphiBPm^Tit. agr?rmt |>"? wiflh,f? and in spite of the resistance of the governing class of tho community. . But our position is even worse than this. Be? cause what has hitherto been the governing class of tbe South is not at present either identified in interest nor feeling with tho. majority, who hold tho power and control the legislation of the "coun? try. A great war ended m'defeat-vast; wealth utterly annihilated-old political power completely swept away-haye made a condition of material suffering, political weakness, and personal discon? tent," which excites constant suspicion and '.pro? vokes stringent arid vindictive legislation on ' the part' of those who hold the power bf the govern? ment. Now, of course, in such a state of n ffnirs, every effort which the South makes to meet-its duties fairly1 win bo distrusted and ' misrepresented. Proud men who are willing as patriots 'to sacrifice their feelings to their duties, will resent the doubt that will bo thron ri ' on their professions _and in? tentions.' 'Timid men will exaggerate the difficul? ties which appear to stand in the way of any line of practical action. And a large class of good men will fold their hands in despair and disgust and bend submissively to a fate at which they shudder but which thoy have not the resolution to oppose. ATI.these feelings have tb bo 'oybrcQnie,' There is no alternative of duty to-day, .and every man who either from falso ; pride, sickly sentiment or timidity, fails in his duty now, is doing more harm to his State and to bis. race than the incendiary who is malignantly I anning the fires of hatred, or than the ignorant freedman who is making foolish uso of a privilege he does not understand. We have hitherto stated the reasons why we be? lieve .that there is no real antagonism ot interest or feeling between the white and colored: citizens stantial educated, freedmen, there ia intelligence enough to understand and character enough to maintain the truth. -And with the great-mass of the illiterate, we have tho advantage which always belongs to capital.du its relation to labor, jto superior culture, to loug political experience, to wealth, aud above all, to that superiority wliich belongs to tho fact, which no Radical rhetoric con destroy, that in our old relationwe were jus't and true, and that our old power' was tempered hy i a kindness that is not yet-forgotten. ' ?' '...'.' - . Of coarse, there-are errors to correct, thero sare prejudices to overcome, "and there is a wicked inr lluonco to bo checked and controlled. To stand afar ?ff, to fold our hands in cynical apathy, to sneer superciliously at foolish speeches, and to bo very indignant at fierce' ones, is riot the way-to do the work before us.' ' ': .*' '"'[ ' ; " The first thing that we onght to do ifs to taite the necessary steps to exerciao those'rights'-which aro left us-to show that we are willing to -accept and discharge the duties of citizenship-to prove thaf'we' feel that we OTB :-not"the lees citizens,: because they aro so much the more-to make the freedmen understand that although we think xna vorsal suffrage an unwise and dangerous experi? ment, we do not feel ourselves degraded by his as? sociation. There is a great deal of foolish talk on this subject which ought to be discountenanced. No man can be degraded by the discharge of duty,' however unpleasant that duty may be. j For years has "the negro been imitating us-copying, both, our vices and oar virtues. To-day he is doing tho same. He holds public meetings because we held public meetings-ho makes speeches because we made .speeches-he wants to vote because wo voted-and aa - wo do our -duly as citizens, ' so will he imitate us, and the higher we place that stand? ard, the more- will he endeavor to imit?t s it. We think, then, that an enlightened public opwicn' wHlhbld' every Trian- riot disfranchised bound io register his name, and to-cast Ida voto, and w?l rio. more tolerate defection in this duty than it would desertion from the ranks on tho' eve of tattle. i ? ' Next, we should make il clearly understood that whatever we "may think ofthe[ policy pf the .Re? construction Act, we have, accepted' it firirly as the practical solution bf bur "present diificalties, and aa the basin upon .whichthe:fhtnr? political life of the State rests. That while we intend ter' nae that legitimate influence which education, experience and the possession of nine-tenths bf that property which bears the burden of taxation, gives to us, we recognize and will respect all the rights and inter? ests in the fortunes of the State whioh that Act confers ripon the new voters. And lastly, in order to do this, we should use all the means of instructing them as to their rights and duties, of. informing them of their interests and the interests of the State of which they now. form a part, cf correcting tho misrepresentations which will bo made by those who are interested in' misleading them. In other -words, without the! contemptible hypocrisy of pretending .that we re--1 joice at thia change^'without attempting to deceive them, by professions of extravagant consideration, without concealing Jonr :convicilous that weare wiser and better fitted than they are now, io direct the fortunes ana shape the character of the State,, let us in that ' spirit of self-respect .which never fails to treat with due consideration the right? of others, treat them as what they are, citizens of South Carolina, whose votes mustobntribrite to maintain the strength, the'fortune, the reputation of the State, or must aid. those who do not love her to sap that strength, to destroy that fortune, and extinguish forever that reputation. CONFISCATION. We publish in another colamn this morning tho text bf Mr.THADDEUS SrrvzNB*- Cfcrnflscation Bill. The New York Times of Tuesday,speaking of it, says:' ' . ? ".'.--,' .-?'r?'?-.:':? ! .-. : iv'-v-'?" '' It confiscates all tfie public lands belonging tb the ten rebel States, and all the lands and bther th}66^^1 w Mfe eoi???% condemned and sold. Ont of tho proceeds each adult male freed dave ia to JoceweJO acres, and eaoh oue who is iMd5 i??fcgdy fOxnore..- Ont *of ? tho balance a sum of ?0 for eachhonsehold is tobe awwonri ated to tlie orootionof bttilohigsW^ late slaves :-^.0p0^c5kn^^v?tedia six per wnChonda and themtereat adopto the pensiins of Onion aoldiers^nd ?300,000,000 is to bo appropriated to pay osages drineiol?vsIcisSen*'. by the.civil or mditaiy-govenimeirt^of the^ebel Confederacy, under which clause Mr Stevens would be reimbursed for his property destroyed by tue rebel invasion of ChraWnftirg," Penn. The i remaining sections of the biE prescribe the ??stbods arri tm?WnOT Ky ?Vi.l. i? ?$ tc ??^- 1 ri?l mto effect. Thia , measure ia strictly^ ?ouais tcnt with tho views Ot the war held by Mr. Sfcvium from tho boginning." But few to Congress concur with him, however, in these viows, and fewer still would consent to inflict theso ruinous loasoa upon tho Soutlieni r^oplcr iii addition to thoso they haye already sustained. J. Th o bill is not" likely to receive Atty votes in tho House and will never reach the Senate*' -.....'.-... .. . . '. ;' ?;-' :::, WANTS. A COMPETENT BOOK-KEEPER, HAV ~ "~7"Tr,* gg SSS? , B?OKb, which will ba taken on reasonable tarmA*1- Apply at this office. OBJ March 23 , afr <f ; x . .-, 1? SITUATION "KUNTED.--A| Y OUXG i MAN . -'who ta.on experienced Accountant, and well versed in ttoBbMhongo, Bankinganfl. Lumbar Buolne?s,'wishes to obtain a ?tuation at a moderate sol arr.' Address W. H. G.. at teds office. -.' 2 - , j, ; March '-3 WANTED-A PEW.5IORE WHITE MEN, to wort on a plantation near the city. Placo very S,?f???H?TS5^J?dnccment8 offered. Apply at No. 09 TBAPD STREET._ratha March 13 A WIDOW LADT 'WISHES A SITUATION XX. in some respectable family. Ia capable of doing any kind of Sowing. . 'Any. ono desiring such a'ono wai please make application at this ellice/ february 25 TO RENT. TO MEAT. THE COMODIOCS THREE STGRY BRICK RESIDENCE. No. SP Traid etrcot; bas ia square , rooms, dining rooms, pra*r, pr-.np, cis? tern, cook and wash kitchens, carriage house and stables, together with ampi? servants', accommodations; ROB fixtures throughout For terms, &c, apply to J. C. MARSHALL, No. 60 Trodd street. _am _March8_ TO RE N T , . A HANZ??OMlfl COTTAGE RESIDENCE, No. 2 Canon street,, north side, next corner, of King street By SMITH ? McGILLITRAX, March 32 Real Estate Agents, No. 27 Broad street TOO RENT, A SMALL ?UH7SE, WITH FIVE X. Boorga and Kitchen, in Wentworth street, two or : three minute- watt from the Postotnee. Apply at No. 16 WENTWORTH STREET._March 13 ' -VrTJWA?'S PARKI, WEST END (JF NUNAN STREET, TO RENT. Apply on tho premises. Marchi_-__...... mo REST OR FOR SALE CHEAP, THE J. delightful RESIDENCE No. 8 Ashley street For parti culara, address B. F., Baily News Office. - February 20 . ? EDUCATIONAL. ~~~ .,V; PCB?IC SCHOOL. MEETING STREET; NEAR MARY. rV(BE EXERCISES OF THIS ' SCHOOL WILL BE RE A - SUMED on MONDA F, the 25th inst, ot 9 o'clock A. il. Persons destrona of entering their children's names for admission, will present themselves punctually at thc hour of opening.. By order of th i Board. E. MONTAGUE GRUIRE, March 22 6 Secretary C.F.S. BOARDING. BOARDING.-TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with good Board and a pleasant room, on application at No. 59 CHURCB STREET, west side, near Trodd. A few DAY BOARDERS can also be accommodated. BOARDING.-MRS. E. HANA HAN HATING removed from corner iring and Yonderhorst stree ti to No. 104 Brood-street, two doors from King, respectful ly solicits the patronage of her friends. March 10 . _'. 8tuth6* PRIVATE BOARDING.-A FEW BOARD. ERS can be accommodated at No. 92 KYNO STREET east side, near i Broad. A fow Day Boarders can bo ac conunodoted. . . "January 31 BANK BILLS ! BANK BILLS ! BANK BILLS. OF ALL KINDS GOLD AND SILVER - ? COUPONS, STOCKS, &a Bought at highest price, by ANDREW M. MORELAND, Broker, February 13 wlthstu2mos No. 8 Broad street. ' " " .". ^THE" SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY, Office No. 147 Meeting street. CONNECTIONS WITH ALL ?Railroads Throughout UNITED^STATES. Every attention giren to the sat? Transmission of Freight, Money, and YjEklnahles. ^ WTLL CATITI FOR " AND ? DELTVE R, FREIGHT . TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY ' " .FREE OP CHARG?. ' H.B. PLANT, President, April 10 , ? " .? i ? . Augusta. Qa. 1EDIGATED PAPER, "A SUBE . CURE FOB ' THE PILES. POT UP C. JCA." PACKAGES cf 1000pieces.' . Price 50 cents. _ For sale by -' ? axoren? JlIB, AM HARRIS. PHOTOGRAPHS. - ?SSS? FOR A MONTH 1 ?S THE TUNE THAT BARLOW, THE OLD OPERA -TOR,, is catering .to, at tho OLD STAB GALLEES where ho will giTe his attention to securing the ahadai ere?ic substance Adas-especially tho OIL and FORCE LAIN I?BTBAITS,'Of IwhiohMo?petition is defied- Sp* cimons can be seen, taken from lifo, and small picture enlarged at tho Gallery,, southeast corner Kinc-amd Max fcet streets,- Charleston. ? '. - . ?? .-? - -February ?a MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, "TTAVTNG ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY AL : MADE CLOTHING, suitoblo for Qentlernen. La dies andChildrrm. and being desirous of dimlniahln-r ou Stodrbefore thoscaaon odvancea fob for, wowould esp? dally draw the-att?irHon of tho public towards thc reduc tioir which .will bo mada in oar pricea for tho next twi or three weeta from date. '""Apply at'the - J'' " DEPOSITORY January 29_No. 17 ChoimcWstfeot. WILLIAM BROOKBANES, STEAM. GAS FITTER AND PLUMBER "PLAE* AND ORNAMENTAL GA8 -FIXTURES. GA! 4lW-!iro PLUMBING PROMPTLY AT .lESpfcO m.,. ; ' No. UC KlNGSTitKBT, ?- August 31 - --Between Broad;and one>-i> street*. ]? TAYER5-KEKPEBS'50TICE. - OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, I . A^ *ir^VEBN-KJ!EPEB8,AND PEHSO?f? BOT?IL Ji. LNG spiriluons liquors, within tho *lty limits, win ba vp not executed their bonds and talion'ont the prone carda to show- that they luve license to sell, will here ported as not complying with the.law, alter Monday, 50 Those who have cards are hereby notified to have th :a?mopIacedm ?c<ni?rfcimna placo in the window Al :Thng. to.observe this notice win also be reported, afte the above-montioned time. W. H. SMITH, : .March a . . r . Cleti of Cotincfl. '?'-'? NOTICE. -.?.?. - I^FFICE CLERK OTT. COUNCIL^-THE FOLLOWING .^???<rf*ept?ottlaf an ?H)rdinBnce^to Baise Sun pBes for the year I86T,,, is published'fbr li? mf?rmoUoi of persone selling Good? by sample c^btherwiseC-who on ?nett wejdenta ot ?ns etty. ABsrichpei??xts'^a?rhe?reh' notified to report at this office. ? 777,..,. " ^"iS^^SS^0""eTe*y hundred dollars of allwood, sold in tel?-city by persons not residents, by sample ot ojheewlse.!*:. w. H. SMITH, . .Marchs Clerk of Councfl. OFF^TOjOFJDHOF FIRE DEPARTMENT /COMMUNICATIONS FOB THE CHIEF OF FERE DE ^?U^?^fSSF 'c*a ?S1*0 % ^e offlco of the Clerk o Conncg, City HolL, up stairs. M. H. NATHAN, - Ma*oh l8 : ' 10 Chief Fire Department. ' PUBLIC NOTICE. * OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, i |>UB?Jb NOTICE IS B?BEBY GrvB^TH?VuTOEI A. - tho fottowing Ordinance licenses have been urenarei for delivery from thia Office. . , .aTHOMAsV^ (Kty OnmeUaaembhd, That fromlaiul after the first di? "? Joanary, Ucensra shaU bo tafcea out for oD carts, drav? ?nd wagoruvusad for private and domeano purposes, ii fee Borne manner, and according to the some nrovlatoai S^m^^X?^LtoJ^aii^B ">*^T% .3&*Wlt0r?mny except giving bonds,v. And each suet cgrtdrayor wogo^ aban be provided with a badge con ?e^o^^Bh^^to h .'. fl? penon shidl bo taken by ths Treasurer ?i ..enretyttojmyfondunder the Ordinance c?n^rntogh ..J, ^.^i^ Stowing oho?l.hereafter be the rate? foi hcen^eo fbi; puMip and private carts, drays, wagonaT*T mandt??^hor8estnrriro^ used thereof, which shoL foe free freon other taxation: .' ; rtrsuc CAirrs. EBATS, rrc, OB THOSE BXFXOTED nr ADI . ??""**^ ymomat, wo* sn? DrmoT; OB , nanEacr. a^^^CKe^?t*f^e h? one horse cu jjj^^^ ^ ^^wagon, drawn by two hernes ca ' ^Of ?very hack and carsiagB wlth'ttro' wheelo, t?. '. "or sve^nack and carriage with four wheels, tia. . w^two*S?S?a?r ^^a* ^ P??fl*u). ..f'Wreww etage or otnnibus f?icept Bne omnibua) drown by four horses, leo. . ^? ^or every tTO*.drawn;oy two or mor?horna or mules, ormnSavW^1**" 'm*^^m^^wlPT*>a*??> I For everybmevcort-or wagons ?7^ r^? r : ti%&&&!tt os^.draj-.qr: wagon, used tat private ordth r?^JWp>o?e?, ?nd.riot. tS^^rmjJc?ed^ tte tuSS. VPottiBg?rfgoodt-wafta; ttercnWdfieT^tmnbe?vo?lmy I othocommodUy, lor coJtrfetrsatioTeBher teeefl* o W, excmotvo o* the horse or mn?e. , RaUfled ln aty^C!oTln<dl, ens' 16th day of January, Ft.ft] rtattoyear of ourDord-one themis idgMhrml dred and ?axty-eix. T6^ . . r. .WtheMayorR ?'aW*^>. ^ Jonnarya .'c . W. 2. BMITB,; derk -of Cwntett ':" ' ?" 'BR^WS?pRr&. SPRATT, ^ . "'.'"'? ."??<-' OWFUUB-aio. BH BROAD ST?E?T'.' ''" . Norembor? ; ' ..-: "Ti^SfiSSSSKS8*111* TWENT? AGO, IS published at Marton, a a. in the central nortion ehi^T^S^J^Ki*!?"1^ meaitnnito Mer ?hinl?, Druggist?, Maotlnlsts.. and an classes who desire Rotea of Advertising liberal. ' . MEETINGS. ST0CKII01.DKKS' MIS ETI!* CS. rTTHE STOCKHOLDERS OV THE CRANITEVILLE JL Manufacturing Company aro hereby notified that a Meeting ia called, to take placo at Orangeville, on Tltun rfay, tho 18th April next, at 10 o'clock A. M. Stockhold? ers.ar? earnestly requested to attend in person, if posxi blo, aa matters of vital inipo- tano to tho Company will be presented for their consideration. jj -Tho first Thursday after tho third Monday la April, ' which wa? tho day of tho j annual meetings tor several years past, was changed to the 17th July at tho last an? nual meeting. As thai Annual Report will be presented to the Stockholders on the 181h April, that day may bc substituted for tho regular annual meeting in J ul v. * WILLIAM GREGG. -Eebruary2a . ftn = . "<t>r ..--"-^-Prosident. KALMIA KUI.I.S tOMJ'jVXY. A MEETING '.OE THE STOCKHOLPBRS OF THE J?_ KALMIA MILLS COMPANY will be held on Wed? nesday, tho, 27th inst., at 7>i o'clock P. M., at tho oQico Of Pr, J. J. CHISOLM. Hasel street, Charleston. ? .,,: .t.. : : > . B.-E. EVANS, .President. March 18 n>wt3 FOR SALE. ASPLENDID KES1DEKVE AXD KAKM, situated within thc corporate lim'ts of the tomi of Aiken, S. C:-Tho residence is largo and commodious, containing eleven rooms, all with fireplaces ; piazzas oro attached tn tho first and second stone?, with all tho con? veniences necessary to a complote residence. Tho grounds are handsomely laid out with Evergreens, Roses, atc, and the vegetable garden very ample. The outbuild? ings, servants' houses, stables, ?c., are all in comploto order. Tho Eurm consists of about fifty acres ol' fino .planting land. * This property, now the residence of Mrs. M. M. Schwartz, is offered fdr sale at a reasonable price, and cm accommodating forms, for tho purpose of division among tho heirs of thc late Geo. Parrott. Tho entire furniture ol tho house and premises u ay be purchased - with tho Address W. S. WALKER, W. G. MOOD, ? March 20 wa Executors Esta to Geo. Purrott. EOR S AXE.-ONE-H UiF OF TI IK INTER? EST in one of PAGE'S BEST SAW MILLS, with COEN Mrr.T. attached, in complete order and in daily operation, located on the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, near? TimmonsviUe, S. C; together with thc privilege bf catting Timber bu or about five" hundred acres of heavily timbered land. ' Also, a fine young MULE. Tho above- will be sold cheap for cash. Onere addressed to Mrs. HARRIET X SOWERS, March 20 Wfs3 ' Florence, S. C. FOU SAXE, TWENTY LARGE, PAT, AandG-year old broke MULES: and THIRTY H and 4 year old. For sale at Mills House Stable. Apply to R. W. CARTON. January 1* TTtOR a AXE, A SCHOXARgtkUP IV A PRTXA JfJ DELPHIA University .of Medicine and Surgery. This Scholarship entitles students to full instruction un? til graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, embrac? ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Materia Medica, Chemistry, Obstetrics, and Diseases of Women and Chil? dren. Principles and Practice of Medicine and Patholo? gy. As this is ono of the flrst Medical Universities of the country, a favorable opportunity is offered tboro studying medicine for a scholarship. Apply at this O thee. December 15 REMOVALS. REMOVAL. JH. HAPPOLDT HAS REMOVED HIS GUN ES . tablishmentto No. 119 MEETING STREET (near Markst), where ho will continue to manufacture and im? port to order, Double Guns, Rifles and Pistols. Repair? ing and ro-Btocking executed in his usual style? A supply of Guns, kc, always on hand. March 5 - imo* -&W-S8*B*,--ETe". GREAT ATTRACTION! JUST RECEIVED, AND OPENING DALLY. A splendid asssortment of SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS, And everything else in the Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS LINE. The largest anet most varied Stock hi, the city, all ol which will be sold low for cash, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Call and Bee, and you wffl find thc cheapest, combined with tho most select Goods, offered lower than ever since tho war. No. 306 KINO STREET, Between Wentworth and Society .ste. LEVY DRUCKER. BRITISH SUMMER CLOTHS, IMPORTED DIRECT FROM ENGLAND. Clf\f\f\ TARDS. FOB BALE LOW BT -?UUU ' HENRY TRENCHARD. . No. 19 Exchange street, Charleston, So. Ca. March 12 Imo XS&7 SPRIN??I^??LIJJK?. NO. 143 MEETKG STREET, CHAELEST?N, S. C. MARSHALL, B?RGE & BOWL Wholesale Dealers in Foreisrn and Domestic Dry Goods, TN VITE THE' ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS TC I their Stock,' which is entirely new. carefully selected, and will bc sold at a smalt advance ou first cost, for cast or short time approved paper. E. W. MARSHALL. '...'.. W. T. BURGE. O. A. .BOWEN. THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO CALL TEE ATTEN ?TON of the former patrons of Mesara. W. T. BURGE A CO. to <rar stock,-which is LABOE AND ATTRACTIVE entirely new; purchased during tho recent depression u Northern Markets. Orders promptly executed. Marchi .- - 2mc '- " W. T. BURGE. BEST SIX-CORD CABLED JOHN & HUGH AUCHIKGLOSS; SOLE AGENTS IN NEW YORK. MarchO. J.: ...i .-.j.'/^- s : wfm26 WILLIAM H. filLLILMD & SON, Beal Estate Agents, Auctioneers iHS^ . .... ,~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OFFICE SO. S3 HAYNE STREET. September .< . . ?' -'- '. FAMILY ME?lGiNEsl WHAT IS A- ' COUGH ? IT TS SOMETHING THAI needs Dr. C. G. GARRISON'S EXPECTORANT at PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. For sale, wholesale and' retail, nt my store. No. 211 South Eighth street, Philadelphia, and by DOWIE ?Si MOISE, ~ . SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE, No. 151 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel. March 18 mthsS $. A. LAMBERT, ; I>ROI>UCE SOUTHERN .*OT3 N?BSHEBN ORDERS FILLED ON . -. . COMMISSION. NoVi'l SEAJ>S-ltXREET, OOS3^ES'BUJ>80N; N-EW YORK. T rior. EATON'S PIIEMXTJM TRENTON AB orders sent wal bo promp?y attended .toe: ... ' , ". r>?wv>mr><>-:,v? ! XT AS BKMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMKHH IT ?tx?et tp{ Na w8S ;OUlia?H . STREET, one door norto ot' Kroao ?dre*:.- .. -....... ,< Ausunsi ; FIRE LOAS, -?-'-i ' MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON. ) ' " "' .CrrrKaix, November 0.1866. f A LL i>ERSON3DE8tROUS OF REBUILDING IN T SE J?_ Burnt District atd Waste Places of tho City, un? der "An Act of thc General AsacmUy,' giving authority to tho CWy Co tm cu of autrleetoit to procoeil tn tho mat. ter of a Fire Loon, with a vkwr to aid in traCdimr an the CUy anew." aro hereby notified that.tho fewm bfM3& cation for loans can bo obtained at the office af thc Clerk of Council, between the boors ot a A. M. ?cd 2 I". M. I AB appacationa must bo flied in tho above montianed ofnee,' ?? fha Committee will meet every Monday to con? sider tho same. * By order of the Mayor "W. O. SMITH, NoremterlO '?..?,. .._jj* Clerk of counctl. THE OBANGEBGUB>"^E.WS.- ? PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MRVrso tT Oraug?burg, a C. Terms $2 per ?rm^m. In ad? vance. . . -.j*. .; ....'..;..: ..'. .. : - Dorine the spring and fall seasons extra, coplea of the OnASOKBtraci Nxwa wiU bo circulated foi- tho ben.-Ot ol our advnrualng patrons, r Contract Advertisements Inserted on tho mott hbc-a] tem?. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE, .. - ' B?tor Orang?CBH Vtmt, ? Ttbrmry.* Or-mjeburg, a c. MISCELLANEOUS. A "OAT? TP OTT A AJO 1? FOR SALE, A DRUG STORE I""N THE 'SSSTRAL PORTION or r?a*'- STATE, doini: a good business. Ill health being thc eau be ol sale, ?pply at TILLS OFFICE tor articulara. Maroh 23_?_a BALLOONS! ! Sale for the Prottt of tho "Ladies' Committee for Helping tito Wounded Soldiers." C. GERARDTtrowi Paris, Little j&rostatfc Balloon lllannfncturer, HAS THE HONOR TO INFORM THE INHABI? TANTS of Charleston that thc Retail Sale of BAL? LOONS of this day, 23d inst, will bo made for tho nrotlt of tho disabled soldier*, at his Store, No. 31C KINO j STREET. /SST Prices from ire. to 35 cent? a piece. A delegate from thc Committee will attend to tho nate. March2ll_1_ AMUSEMENTS._ MIKE LIPMAN'S OBEAT COMBINATION SHOW, CIRCUS AND TRUED ANIMALS, FROM NFW ORLEANS, Whore it has. boen i ..-organized uu?rc?ttc-d for Its Second Annual Tour through the South. IN SELECTING AND ARRANGING THEIR GREAT attrai-tiotLtor their COLOSSAL EXHIBITION, it has been the aim of tho Management to prosent, tor the pa? tronage of tho public, an entertainment that shall com? bine all tho clements of NOVELTY, CURIOSITY AND EXCELLENCE; ind, with a lavish expenditure of timo and money, they have organized and perfected the groat combination, combining, under one immense pavilion, for ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION. E DUCATED SAG RE 33 BULL! PROF. THOMPSON'S TEA?NSED BIEAES! er, in announcing the comm nnual Tour of MIKS LIPMAN'S GREAT COMBINATION SHOW! .Is pleased lo bo enabled to present an array of artistic names comprising tho best in tho world I Better Riders, greater Equestrians, bolder Gymnasts, more daring Acro? bats, finer blooded Horses, smaller Ponies, runnier Mulos. ?HSodBE'QllHolJt?wllii; *fcST; cBm??smg^6'^dly,a?oHi\Jlp?,I the performers, forming the great Congress of Artists, connected with this Model Exhibition of the nineteenth century ! . Mr. EDWIN CROUESTE, tho Original Conversational? ist, loto of Lent's (.ti reu?, will appear at each entertain? ment. Mr. TOM BURK E, a quaint old-fashioned Clown. " . THE CEUEJISATEO BLISS FAMILY I Mr. GEORGE BACHELDOE, the great Vaulter and Leaper of tho ago; Mr. TOM WATSON, who bids fair tc win the title of Champion Rider of tho World; Mr. BObT. HUNTING, th? Doubl? Somersaults and Lightning Leaper ; Moris. DBLOUIS, and bia i Wonderful Trained Dogs; W. LABUE, . thc Wild Horseman of the Plains; JOHN NAYLOR, the most afflible of Ring Masters, and most versatile anilities that must, in time, win ramo and position; WM. MOKOAN, Scenic Equestrian; Professen THOMPSON, Master or the Stud and Trainer i f Ani? mals; WM. SMITH, Mr. BURKE, Mr. WILLIAMS, Mr. BEDDLN, Mod'tn DELOUIS, Mad'm STANLEY, Mrs. D. WILLIAMS. Mr. H. JENNINGS, and a host of Acrobats, I Tumblers, Gymnasts, Equines, and auxiliaries. Among the many features of this Colossal Exhibition, I will be the Grand Procession led by EOKHART'5 WORLD-RENOWNED METROPOLITAN OPERA BAND drawn by a splendid team of Andalusian Horses, in thc beautiful and elaborately decorated Cur of 2Eolu?, whicr will be followed by the Procession of Acting litara. Sa cred Bull?; Performing Dogs, fcc. Sic WILL EXHIBIT ON CITADEL SQUARE, COMMENCING TUESDAY, MARCH 19. AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE on Wednesday, Thurt I .day, Saturday and Monday, March 20, 21, 23 and 25. ? -Admission-75 cents; Children under 10 years of age BOcefita. ? " Separate seato for Colored Persons, 60 cents. Doors open ot 2 and 7 o'clock; 'Performance commence I on hour often;... ... s . ........ . . .Tickets for sollo at the principal hotels. . .r , . W1U perform ot Oxangeburg on TUESDAY, March 26, I and'COImnbia on the 27th"inst. Morch-12' ' " tuthflS 6 : I NS il R ANGE. <&cvmama ' i^ebeno-VerslcSierong-OesellscliaiT. Iii DE01? GESELISCHAF? . AMERIKA! Serfitytruttaen ?erben (tomtit (cforgt ssa bes: antere I jei^hettri ?gente?. , : ?. 3JI e 1,6. e, r e, ' . Office Stn. 97, Sing '?trage. " March18 -~ -.... ", ? 6*" ?S?N Gi S ?>. LEE, ?BCHIT?Cr >ND ENGINEER, TTAvTXG RETURNED TO THE CITY, MAY BE I Xi found at his Office, LAW BANGE, Broad street. March 2 stole M.-M. QUINN,'! ... I Wholesale & Retail Dealers IN : ? , BOOKS, PERIODICALS, j NENVSPAPEBS, STAT?ONEBY, ETC., No. 027 KXSG STREET . (Opposite Ann street),' C har leston, C. S. .Tho LATEST ISSUES of the Press alway? an hand. I . Subscriptions received and Gooda delivered or for? warded by Mail or Express. . An CASH ORDERS will be promptly attended to. February 28 ? jj p. CHITTENDENV^ General Commission Merchant, ?.: >??is. ?' ANO - "M???iact?iT'e-p pf* 3?ivne-p; o" . ' -OF VARIOUS KINDS, .i's o'.":i?r RE ADE' STREET, ".' Corner Hodson Street, Now York, TYEALER IN. PAPER 'AND ES MATERIALS OF 4 JL/ ' cverv description lot ito manufacturo. - ' Vocraittn- ?3 - .: . teo I?RAW ADVERTISER. TTVEVOTED VIO: ' LITERATURE, SCIENCE,: - ART, . Jj AGRICULTURE, and MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. Ch er?w,-8. C. PubHahed weekly, by W. L. T. PRINCE .fcCO. i. TEavs OT suBSCtarPTTON : One copy one year.!.:................$* 00, Ono copy rix months....'..v.... 2 00 uno cop/threomoiiths............................ 1 00 Five copiesoae-yeo?.....wV..16 00 - ' HATTO OT AnVKBTntDTO ; . OnoSqnaro, ten Hnes or less, first Insortlon....SI 59 For each subsequent tneortlon.........1 00' All Advertisements to be dlsrinctly marted, or they will be published until ordered oat, and charged ?coord' ingly. ? '.--.i '?' Merchants and. others advertising hy the year. .> llbs rsl deduction ob the above rates will be modo. WovcmDcr 15 . . GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS. PRIME WHITE CORN AFLOAT. HAY LANDING. 9700 BTOHKUS r?lME WHITE HOMINY CORN. ?- f v VJ ex schooner Mcuawa J 00 balee Primo li;iy. per steamer Florida. For salo by .rjJO. CA' IPSEN & CO., , "" ^'o. 11 Market, opi osito Stato street. ..Ia rob 23 .> CHOICE CUBA MOLASSES. 0(\ nam. CHOICE CUBA MOLARES, ru FINE V. X? .? , and. bri?ht packages, tor sale from tho wharf, to close out ttie cargo. ""3r..., J- A- ESStOW Je CO., March .>.( 8^ 141 ^ BAY BACON, TOBACCO, &c , &c. 90 OOO P0T'NrjBPi!rwF.c. n. SIDES -- XJ v \J 5.100 pounds Primo Bibbed Sides 0000 pounds Prime lireaKts 6500 pounds Prime Shoulders 2700 pounds Primo Strips. PLANTATION IS A COX, 1-1.000 pounds SHOULDERS 9000 pounds Ribbed Sides 5000 pounds C. It. Sides 7000 pounds Hams 2000 pounds Pork Heads. SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO. 10 cases Nelson it McHwainc's SMOKING TO? BACCO, "Thc great Southern Harmonizer" 10 cases Nelson & MeUwaine's Smoking Tobacco "Guerrilla Club." Ii cases Nelson & Mcnwaino's Smoking Tobacco. "Bird-Eye" 200 half boxes und caddies now Chowing Tobacco, various brands. SALT, PAPER, PICKLES, ?Sic. 100 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT (500 reams Wrapping Puper 80 boxea Pickles, Urandy, Fruits, Sauces, kc, kc 7 casks Crosse k Blackwell's Chow-Chow and Piccalilly 200 boxes Smoked Herrings. Landing, and for salo by " , ", LAUREY & ALEXANDER, ?--?JOh .at_ths2_ _No. 137 East Bay. CORN I CORN!! ?AAA BUSHELS WHITE MARYLAND CORN, \J V/\J V J just received and for sale, in Bulk or Ba"s, in lots to snit purchasers, at eoraor State snd Cumber? land Street, by F. W. CLAUSSEN. Mareil 22 ? GROCERY SUGARS AND CHOICE NEW CROP MOLASSES. TN HHDS. TIERCES AND EABREI.S. J. For salo by RISLEY & CREIGHTON. Corner East Bay and Accommodation Wharf. March 20 FRENCH PORCELAIN! "I A ?T CASES HAVILAND k CO.'S LIMOGES POB JLTC?J CELAIN, consisting of Dinner, Toa and Toilet Sots. Plain White, Colored and White, and Decorated. Also, Fanes- Vases, Cups, Spittons, &c. Will be sold by the cask at Now York prices, or to tao trado on usual conditions. Samples open for inspection and Catalogues ready for <B?tribution. D. G. WILKINS, March 18 6 No. 12 East Bay. COPARTNERSHIPS. NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP- undor tho name of JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO., for the purpose of conducting the MA? CHINE AND FOUNDRY BUSINESS in ali its branches, at the old stand, PHO.NTX IRON WORKS, north side of Pritchard street. JOHN F. TAYLOR_ JAMES BARKLEY Charleston, 12th March, 1867. March 15_? Imo NOTICE, rrtHE COPARTNERSHIP OF CAMERON, BARKLEY A. k CO. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of I Captain FENN PECK. (Signed) ARCHIBALD CAMEBON. R. C. BARKLEY. FENN PECK. Charleston, 6th March, 1867..-. THE UNDERSIGNED TT7TLL CONTINUE THE RAILROAD AND STEAM TT BOAT SUPPLY BUSINESS, under tho name oi CAMEBON, BARKLEY k CO., at the old stand, corner ot Meeting and Wentworth sireeM""" (Signed) ARCHIBALD CAMEBON. _ . B.C. BARKLEY. Charleston, 6th March, 1867. _ IN RETIRING FROM THE FIRM OF CAMERON, BARKLEY k CO., I take tho opportunity of soliciting in their behall the patronage of my friends and the public (Signed) FENN PECK. Charleston, 6th March, 1867. Imo March 7 CLOTHING. OIL CLOTHING SAILORS' OUTFITTING DEPOT. PARKF.lt & CHILD, No. 103 East Bay. December at_ / r,_gmo JAMES MCCORMICK, MERCHANT;. TAILOR, WHOLESALE AKD nETAIL DEAUEB ra CLOTHS, CASSIM?RES ?D VESTINGS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, No. 35 BROAD STREET, January 23 6mos_CHARLESTON. S. C. FASHIONABLE SC?imJKla CLOTHING "VT OW READY, AT FROM $18 TO $25 PER SUIT. ALI J3I complete, and MADE AT HOME exclusively bj SOUTHERN HANDS IN THE. CITY OF CHARLESTON, ?.C. Tho undersigned begs leave to inform his friendi that he is receiving about 300 suits, made from Englisl material, and imported direct by HENRY TRENCHABD Esq , importer of British Woollens, No. 19 nwybatu? street. An carly call is requested by 1 . WM. MATHLESSEN, Agent, . No. 219 King street, between Market and Princess. March 7 Imo A. S. HULL, Ag9!, HAS REMOVED TO NO. 70 BROAD STREET, NOBTH SIDE, BETWEEN MEETING AND CHUB CH, whorohe will be glad to seo his old friends and custom? ers, and has in store a full assortment of CLOTHS. COATING, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS of every va? riety, which he wiB make up to order at as low prices a? any similar establishment AZJSO, A FBLL ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAK. M. JNO. T. FLYNN (formerly of C. D. Carr it Co.) will superintend the Tailoring Department as usual, ant will give his especial attention to Cuttmg Garments, ont Making and Trimming. - Jar, gary 17 BXANWACTDRERS ' AND WHOLESALE ' DEALERS A- MERIGAN EXPRESS BDTLDINff, NOS. 65, 57, 61 XJL and 61, Hudson street, near Duane, Hew York. !'? .. . T. E. CABHART. ?I" . W. H. WHITFORD, n" . . . - J. B. YAN WAGENEN. ;Decea?berl0 6mo . -, A. T. HAMILTON. Havana Plan Kentucky State Lottery MOORAY, EDDI &GCX, MANAGERS. TO BE DRAWN AT COVINGTON,/ KY., 15TH ANT 30th of each month. Sohomo, 82,000 tickets-521 prizes. Whole tickets, $12; halves, ?G; quarters, S3, eighths, $1 60. - i". : 1 Prize of._$50,000: 2 Prizes of..$5,0? I Prize of.?...$20,000 20 Prizes of..V..;...M.0D( 1 Prize of.......$8,000 03 Prizes of....".....$*? I Prize of..$7,000 155 Prizes of..; $30( 220 Prizes of $1257 M Approximation Prizes amounting to $9,900. Combination Lottery draws ovary day. Tickets from $lto$10. CrrcoJfrs sent tree. Drawings moued as soon os the Lottery is draan. Address t?. I- PB-'ER?, Cutt*! Stiles Licensed Agent, So. n. Uaseisiroei, i_h .rostoa; S. C.. z;&r- Box62 V.O. February 20 ?o ? .?'?'? 8mo WILLIS & CHIS0LM, FACTORS, C0M?SSI0X SEftCHAKTS, ? AND SHIP P I N G A Gr E N T S. XITXLL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALB AND V? SHrPlIENT (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) ol COTTON. RICE LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES.- ,-. ' . ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C. E. WILLIS.................;........A. R. CHISOLU October 25 ?'.-.? . THOMAS P. R?ANr ATTORNEY AT LA W SO. I. COURT HOUSE SQ,UABB, . " . NORTHSIDE. ~gebrnary7 6mo STRASBURGER & NXIHN, mpoBxafls OP TOTS, CRIS A, SLATES AND SLATE J,;.'; " .\ PKSCILS. ? STBAJ8BTJBGEB fc. NUHN, FORCED BY THE SAPID increase of their business and thalr present inado. opiate accommodations, have made arrangements to ro S?^SJ^Si^Js^Mi*lm Jjma to extensive loila of No. 29* BROADWAY, near Canal -street, New York, on the- 15th ofMarch-, ?ferina; there to boyera better in? ducements than otis*befare- tlistriSmos ^abrniry 28 T.H;;?;;:S'iJ^;T:E;fijEWS, { PARR & OSTEEN, Proprietors PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. AT SUMTER. 8. Subscription $4.00 per. annora. To Chiba of four $&00 per annum. ...... Aavertisemi-ntslnsertoa on bberal terns, Oscemcertt CORN. ^)800 BJJf1IELS PRIME WHITE CORN', IX r.?GO bushel? Primo Wilow (Tora, in bacs :I000 bushels Osts, in baw, per ti' hr. Al)l^;nil Holey ?UlUO-bushels Primo White Corn, in built, per Sehr. S. II. Travers. For salo, to arriv, by RISLEY & ORFTGHTON. Corner East Bay and Accommodation Wharl. March 23 3 BUTTER. JUST RECEIVED A SMALL LOT NEW YORK STATE BUTTER. For salo ot 20 cents per pound, at WILSON'S C'OCEKY. Northwest corner Socioty and Anson streets. March 23 _ 1 "CORN AFLOAT" Or. A A BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MARYLAND ?I \J Vj\J CORN, lending per schooner Monowa. For sale by WEST &- JONES. March 23 1 No. 75 East Boy. SEA ISLAND COTTON SEED." FOR SALE, A SMALL LOT OF CHOICE SEA ISLAND COTTON SEED, the produce Of which sold this year at ?1.35. ADAMS, FROST & CO., Adgcr's North Wharf March 22 3 GRAND OPENING OF A CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE, AT arre Corner King and Society Sts. THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE IN AN? NOUNCING to their friends, and the public in gen? eral, tint they will open T'Ai? Day (Thursday). Starch 21st. 1867, ono of tho finest seleccione of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES that has ever been offered to the public, and ot prices greatly reduced to those offcrod heretofore ; and every article will be warranted as represented, and delivered free of charge to any part of the City. Tho Stock has been cirefrdly selected, and is from thu best t nglisb, French, American, and German Manufac? turers, viz : SDOAHS -Loaf, Cru ch od. A, B, O, Extras and Yellow COFFEES-Mocha, Java, Lognoyro and Rio TEAS-Young Hyson. Imperial, Gunpowder, English, Breakfast, &o Butter and Lard, fine qualities Sugar Cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Dry Bcof and Tongues, Mackerel, Salmon, Herrings, Codfish, Pickles in barrels Crosse & Blackwell's English Pickles, assorted Walnut, Mushroom, and other Sauces; Lea ii Perrin's j Worcestershire Sauce, London Club Sauce, Leicester. Cumberland, sic Sp'it Peas, Lentils, Beans. Barley, Rye, Bice, Tapioca. Maccaroni, Vermicelli. ALSO, A general assortment of CANNED GOODS : Oysters, Salmon, Lobstors, Peaches, Poors, Tomatoes, Damsons, Strawberries, Icc. < Aim A fine assortment of FRENCH FRUITS, In glass jars, warranted, of direct importation. AXBO, A full assortment of tho CHOICEST LIQUORS, which wo warrant pure, fine and old, and many other articles too numerous to mention; but only solicit a call and a trial, MANTOUE & CO. March 21 6 COTTONSEED. {TAA BUSHELS "OWENS" BEST SELECTION OF ?UU COTTON SEED. For salo by March 18 J. D. AIKEN & CO. SEED RICE. fir? A A BUSHELS GOOD SEED BICE. ?>UFor sale*by JT. D. AIKEN 4 FIRHff?GROC?RIS. WM. S. CORWIN & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, AND IMPORTERS OF FINE WIMS, BRI?, TEAS, ETC., No. 259 KD?G-ST., OPPOSITE HASEL. CARD. HiTB- EVERT E. BEDFOBD, THE MANAGER OF 1>X. THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT, returns many thanks to the customers and patrons for their liberal patronage and appreciation of tho quality of goods pur chased by tm m during tho post year. It hos been, and always will . f cur. aim, to PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS, and os wa oQtr for sale the first quality of all kinds of GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS, etc., we 1 flatter ourselves that, with our facilities, con give general satisfaction toon. WM. SIMONS, Esq., having boon engaged to assist in tibe management, would bo pleased to sec his friends at No. 259, assuring them that all goods purchased are WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. TEAS lHAinL Mtvl .tl.^r: IJHTUMIM. ... "rrrr-T~, I YT. a. CORWIN & CO-, and pass through no othor hands, en? abling us not only to WARRANT THEM AS PURE AND UNADULTERATED, but to sell at tho following prices : FINEST YOUNG HYSON..77:...$2 00 FINE YOUNG HYSON.1 50 to 1 75 FINEST GUNPOWDER.2 25 FINEST IMPERIAL.. CHOICEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST.. 2 25 ENGLISH BBEAKFAST.. 1 50 CHOICEST OOLONG...2 00 CHOICE OOLONG.... 1 60 We keep, also, a supply of cbeiper grades-? good quality of GREEN AND BLACK TEA, MIXED, at il 60 per pound. . . Just received, a new 6upply of OLD JAVA COFFEE, 15c; PARCHED, 50c.; GROUND, 02c; OLD RIO, 35c. The PARCHED COFFEE wo ie present to bo ot' the FIRST QUALITY, parched by us with groat care. A trial of these Coffees, Green, Parched and Ground; wDl con? vince tho consumer on that point. GENUINE MOCHA AND LAGUAYEA. The FILLING OF ORDERS personally attended to by ono of tho Managers. - Goods delivered to all parts of tho city FREE OF CHARGE. n.. A supply .of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER, win arrive on Tuesday. 3mo February 4 -m?nmmmmmmmsmmmmmmP-I^B??^ SOTICE TO SAILORS OK. XSEOlGBlASTS, ? ... HOTEL OE BOARDTNGHOUSa KEEPERS. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, 1 ' : March 18,1887. J rr ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF the Legislature, passed the 20th day of December, I860, all persons concerned are hereby notified to coQ at this Office and take out the required license immediately. " W.H. SMITH, Clerk of Council. AN AOS SOB THE BETTgB PBOTECTION OS SEAMEN AND nocoBASiB nt THE POST AND HABBOB or CHARLES? TON. I. Be ii enacted, by the Senat* and Boute of Representa? tives, now met and titting in G?nerai Assembly, and by the authority of the tame. That it shall not be lawful for any person, except a pilot or public officer, to board or at . tempt to board a vessel arriving in the port or harbor of Charleston, before euch vessel shall have'been made fast to the wharf, without first obtaining leave from the mas? ter ar person having; charge of such vessel. or-Srora her owner ox scents. ' LL-It ahaBnot be lawful for any ownor, agent, master, or other person haying charge of any vessel arriving or being in. the port of Charleston, io permit or authorize any ssi.org. hotel or boarding acusa Soaper, not licensed os hereinafter provided, cr any agent, runner or em? ployee of any sallar'? ox immigrant's hotel or boarding house, to bo?rd..0T attempt to board, any .vessel arriving in, ar lying,-or ; eing in the harbor or port Of Charleston, before tuen vessel, anon Imve been mode fast to the wharf, or; anchored, with Intent to invite, ask: ar solicit the bearding of any bf the crew employed on such vessel. . UL It BhoDnoi.be lawful for ooy sailor's cr- imml granfs hotel ar boarding boase, keeper, or the employee' of any sailor's or iin i igrtnfs hotel or boardlrw house keeper^ having boarded any vessel mode fast to any wharf in tho pert o? Charleston, to neglect or refuse to leave said vessel, after haying been ordered so to do by the master or -ooiaon having charge of such vcaseL - i I.V.. It sholl not bo lawful for any person to keep, con? duct or carry on, either ss owner, proprietor, agent or ' otfagxwisi*,'Bny-Bsflor*B'OT'tntmlgrontfs boarding house, rosoBor'B ar immigraiit"? hotel, in tho city of Charte .ton. without having a license from tho City Council thereof. V. It ahoB not be lawful for any person, not having the license in this Act provided, or not being the regular . agent, runner or employee of a person having, such li? cense , to invite, ask or solicit in the' city or harbor of Charleston, the boarding or 'Iodg.ng.of. any of the crew .employed on any vos sel, or of any immigrant arriving m the said city of Charleston* ~"^'\"'."~ VL The City OotmcH shall take tho application of any persan applying for o license to keep o sailors' or irnrni grant's boarding kantie, or saRor's or irnmigncat's hotel, ?in'the city of Charlestori, and upon oaUiitoctory evidenco to them af the respectability and competency of auch ap? plicant, sndof the suitableness of his eecommndaHoTiB, snuUissue-to him a license,which shall te good for ano yeer, nnlcsH sooner revoSed by ?aid City-Council, to keep a sailor's or immigrant's boarding house in this city of Charleston, and to invite 'and solicit boarders for tho , VU The City Oouncfl moy, upon, satisfactory evidence of tho disorderly character of any sonora* or immigrants' hotel''or boarding houao, licensed es hereinbefore pro? vided, or of tho keeper ar proprietor af any such house, dr of any faros, fraud,deceit ar rn?troprecentatian, in in? viting or soliciting boarders or lodgers for saab house, on the part of such leepsr or propriet?r, or any af his ?Kents, runners, ar employees, or of any attempt to per? suado or entice any of the ere* to deoert irom say vessel in tho harbor of Chosdcston, by euch keeper oxpropxln tor, or any of bia .gents, .-tumers ar employees, revoke the Heenes lar keeping" such house. ?: VUL Every j?irson rocalTtng the licoriso hereinbefore j providtdfor sbjU^^to. tbs City Council afaresold the IX. Thc asM CJtty.Uaaaen sheB furnish to each sailor's or Immigrant's hotel or boarding house tocpor, licensed by them os aforesaid, one or mare tsdMUs jrtdeld*, an which, ohoU be printed or engraved t?e?3*jpe of such hotel or boarding, honao keeper, sod the fruinbor sod street of his ho el or boording house: and which sold badges ar shields ?halt be. eurrenderod to said City Ccnin eU upon tho revocation by them, or expiraf an of any h cense grouted by them, ss herein provided. X. Every saflar'o or Jmmigrant's hotel or boardlmr bjTuse keeper, and every essn? nnmer or employs* of such, hotel or bcordiiig-houso keeper, when rxM-rding any vessel tn tho harbor of Charleston, or when inviting or anBttll^thtftMea-dliig CT lodging of any seaman, ssBor oe parson employed on any vessel, or of any Immigrant, sholl wear, ccrisplcaeTisly displayed, tho shield or badge referred to in the ftiregcona; ssotlon. u ?. -r, . -XL lt ohoU not be lawful for any persan, except those camed in the preceding section, to i-ave, wear, exhibitor display any such shlsld or badge to any of the crew em? ployed cn any Tassel, or to ony.lmmisrxnt so orriviug tn the city of Charleston, with tho intent to invite, ask Or solicit the boarding or lodging af such. Iramigrvnt ar of any of the crew emi>Loy?d oa any vessel being In the harbor of ' Chfirlssfetsx. -..-'-.".> STL Whoever shill ?ffend against any ar sitter of tbs provisions contained In section L, 2,3, *, ?, 10 and ll, In this Act, sholl be cLoemed guilty ol a mLxromaarior, sod shall, upon conviction thereof, be pardoned by Lnprioon mo?titotr c term not exceeding erne year, and not less than thirty daysy cr by ? fins not ernworting two httndrad and fifty dollar ,-sad not less than ons hundred do Jars. ssfjigijjyiSi ?jWfeSasiaaotl tyrjr'A^w,*"*- ,. . XUL The word ''Teasoi." os used IA ibis Act, ?hall in ??t^v?iaB^pxOpB?Isdbystea?. In'tbe itenate House, ' tho twentieth doy of Decambi r, tn the y tar of our Lord one thoosand eJ?ht hundred and "...ftttjisjx.- ' W. D. PORTEE. ? ?.'..-Jttr-v. ?{.!;<>s:'.'--.r-ai.:i)*i, , .... President 'of the Senate. CHAS. H. 8XM0NTON, .-..> ?.X'-,""; ... Speaker House of Beprssentotlves, Appsxrwd Deoembar 90,1866 : :;,'i^i ?---'; ?uta*.L> O?Gavsator, " .." R';.?' J'.'?, ?..-'' .