The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 04, 1867, Image 5
TironaDAY mornino, a ? ?, im.
[? Ye.a a* Loni?.i Spectator.)
AllTEMUH WAIID.
Is ho gong to a loud of no Uuglttor,
This m?n that inailo mirth lor us nil?
Provea death but Bilenco hereafter
From tho soumis that dohght or appal ?
Onco closed, lmvo tho lipa no moro duty,
No moro pleasure tho exqsUelte cars ;
Has tho hoart dono o'ot flowing with Iwauty,
Ab tho oyoe havo with toare ?
Nay, if aught ho uuro, tritai ca? bo eurer
Thon tuet earth's good docaye not with oarlh ?
And of all tho hoart'd springe noue oro puror
Thon tho springe of tlio fountains of mirth.
Ho that pounds thcin hae piorcod tho heart's
IioUowb,
Tho places whoro teara aro and sleep;
For tho foam flalcos that dauco in lifo'e shal
lows,
Aro wrung from lifo'e deep.
Ho oamo with a heart full of gladneea
From tho glad-lioarted world of tho West?
Won our laughter, hut not with inoro madness ;
Spalto nu J joked with us. not in inoro jest;
For tho man in our hoart lingorod nftor,
When tho merriment tliui from our oars,
And thoso that woro loudost in laugblor
Aro sllont lu tears. J. It.
Fsnialc HulTrnge?Views at Mark Twain,
[/Vom the M?iouri Democrat.]
1 have read the long list of lady peti
tioner*, iu favor of female suffrago, and as I
a. husband and father I want to protest
against tito whole business. It will never
do to allow women to vote. It will never
do to allow them to hold office. You know,
and I know, that if thoy were granted
these privileges there would bo no more
peaco ou carili. Thoy would swamp tho
country with debt. Thoy like to hold offico
too well. They like to be Mrs. President
Smith, of tho Dorcae Socioty, or Mrs. Sec
retary Jones, of tho Hindoo Aid Associa
tion, or Mrs. Treasurer of something
other. Thoy are fond of the distinction of |
the thing, you know ; they revel in the
sweet jingle of the title. They arc always
setting up sanctified confederations of all
kinds, and thou running for president of I
them. They are even so fond of offico that
they arc willing to serve without pay. Hut
{ ou allow then to vole aud go to tho Jicgio
aturc once, and then see how it will be.
They will go to work and start a thousand
more societies, and cram thorn full of sala
ried offices. You will sec a state of things
then that will stir your fcoliugs to the bot
tom of your pockets. The first fee bill
would esasperato you some. Instead of
the usual schedule for judges, State printer,
Supreme Court clerks, etc., the list would
read somothing like this :
OFFlOZnS AMO BALAatXE*.
President Horras society.rS.?OoO
Subordinato offlcors of samo, each. 2000
' President Lodioe' Vnicn Pray or Meeting.... 3000
President ?, Educational Socioty. 4000
President of L&dios' Society for Dissemina
tion "of Bollos Lettr?s among tho Sho
shones. 6000
State Crinolino Di roc tress.10,000
StatoSuporintoudont of Waterfalls.10,000
State Hair Oil Ins pec tress.10,000
State Milllnor. 50,000
You know what a stale of anarchy nnd
social chaos that fee bill would create.
Evory woman in the Commonwealth of
Missouri would let go everything to run for
State Milliner. And instead of ventilating
each other's political antecedents, as men
do, they would go straight after each oth
er's privato moral character. (I know
them?thoy are all like my wife.) Before
the canvass was three days old it
would, bo an established proposition that
every woman in tho State was "no better
than she ought to be." Only think how it
would lacerate me to have an opposition
candidato say that about ?ny wife. That is
the idea, you know?having other people to
eay theso hard things. Now, I know that
my wifo isn't any better than she ought to
be, poor devil?in fact, iu matters of ortho
dox doctrine, she is particularly shaky?
but still I would not like these things uired
in a political contest. I don't really sup
j pose that that woman will stand nny more
show herenfter than; however she may im
prove; may even become it beacon light for
the saving of others?but if she does, she
will burn rather dim, and she will flicker a
good deal, too. But, as I was saying, a fe
male political canvass would be an outrage
ous thing.
Think of the torch-light processions that
would distress our eyes. Think of the cu
rious legends on tho transparencies :
" Robbins forever ! Vote for Sallie Rob
bins, the only virtuous candidate in the
field !"
And this :
"Chastity, modesty, patriotism ! Let the
great people stand by Maria Saundors, the
champion of morality and progress, and
the only candidate with a stainless reputa
tion !"
And this, "Vote for Judy McUinnis, tho
incorruptible! Nine children?one at the
breast !"
In that day a man shall say to his ser
vant, "What is the matter with the baby ?"
And the servant shall reply, "It has been
sick for hours." "And where is its mother?"
"She is out electioneering for Rallie Rob
bins." And euch conversations as these
shall transpire between ladies and servants
applying for situations : *Oan you cook?"
"Yea." "Wash?" "Yes." "l)o general
housework ?" "Yes." "All right; who
is your choice for State milliner ?" " Judy
MoQinnies." "Well you can tramp." And
women shall talk politics instead of discuss
ing the fashions; und thoy shall neglect the
duties of the household to go out and take
a drink with candidates; and meu shall
nurse the baby while their wives travel to
the polls to vote. And also in that day tho
man who hath beautiful whiskers shall beat
tho homely man of wisdom for Governor,
nnd the youth who waltzos with exquisite
grace shall be chief of police in preference
to the man of practiced sagacity aud deter
mined enemy.
*.* "* * * * *> *
Every man. I take it, has a selfish end in
view when he pours out eloquence in be
half of the public good in the newspapers,
and euch is the case with me. . I do not
want the privileges of women extended, be
cause my wife already holds office in nine
teen different infernal female associations
and I have to do nil her clerking. If you
give the women full sweep with the mou in
political affairs, she will proceed to run for
every confounded office undor tho new
dispensation. That will finish me.
Tt is bound to finish mo. She
would not have time to do anything at ull
then, and the One solitary thing" I have
shirked up to the pr?sent timo Would filli
. on me, and my family would go to destruc
tion; for I am unt qualified for wet
nurse. MARK TWAIN.
Painful Accident.?An accident of a
most painful character transpired at a late
hour on Saturday afternoon, on the Dcca
tur road, near this city. Two brothers
named MoWilliams, who livo in tho vicin
ity of South River, in DeKalb county,
about six miles distant, had been in the.
city, and during their stay bore, had in-,
dodged freely in liquor. Ir returning
home, it appears that ono of thorn had a
pistol in his possession which tho other at
tempted to tako from him, nnd in tho
scufllc tho weapon exploded, inflicting a
wound that resulted in death. Tho trans
action is represented ns being entirely 00?!?
dental, and is deeply regretted by the
friends of tho parties. The unfortunate
man was taken to his home for in torment.
Atlanta Intelligencer.
An attempt was mado on Saturday night
by a negro "to break into the store of Mr.
Snulruau. .The noiso mado by tho boring
.awakened oho.of the clerks,.who gave the
rianimanti tho burglar left, but was sub
sequently arrested with an auger in his
possession. In default of 81500 bail, ho
was commit ted to jail.?Q-rijJin Star.
H trito Iteci . .
ROBBERY and Escape?Ou Sunday
afternoon while tho fauiily was at Church,
the sturo and dwolling of Mr. John D. Mc
Carly was forced openhy one James King
(so-called), who had hcou clerking souto
weeks for tho proprietor. Said King took
what gold and silver coin wore io tho store,
and some valunhlo jowolry from the truuk
of Mrs. McCurly.
colored boy in tho employ of Mr. Mc
Carloy hurried to the church and gave tho
hitter the alarm, and when the proprietor
arrived at his house the roguo was not thou
(as was afterwards discovered) outside of
the limits of town.
Proper means have been used to capture
the thief, and we have little doubt he will
be caught.
P. S. Since writing tho ubove Jnuics
King has beeu captured.? Yi'i'nnsboro'jVcic*.
Flh?t.?On Sunday night about 8 o'clock
a fire occurred in bed-room of Mrs. Mc
Mastor's Hotel, which came near proving
a very sorious one.
The bed-valance was burning wheu the
fire was first discovered, and the flames
spre.td with such rapidity, that nearly the
whole bedding and some personal apparel
were destroyed before thoy could be sub
dued. The wall was badly charred.??hM,
, .?We learn that the
store of Messrs. Kzekicl & Kohn was cn
torcd, by picking tho look of the cellar door,
on last Wednesday night, and at least three
hundred dollars worth of goods stolen. Mr.
Henry Kohn and William Izlar woro sleep
ing in the upper story, butdid not know of
it until after the thief had fled. No olue
has been found as to tho skillful operator.
Wo hope he may yet bo overhauled, for j
rogues have bcon caught after much long
er chase.?Orangcburg Time?.
A Secret Correspondent.?The New
York Herald, of Friday, says :
Our correspondent at Columbia, S. 0.,
has recently mado trip of nomo length
through the Stato, nnd is of opinion'that
the railroads arc as demoralized as tlio peo
ple. Columbia still plainly shows tho
marks of tho fire which swept over it dur
ing the war. The people arc generally
disposed to feel reckless in regard to the
consequences of reconstruction, and work
themselves into a fit of passion when talk
ing about it. Our correspondent bcliovcs
that there is some sly artifice concealed be
neath the professions of Wade Hampton
and others, at the recent colored mass
meeting, conciliatory of the negroes. They
talk very differently in private conver
sation.
Wc should say that this correspondent is
one among a thousand. Tho people of this
State reckless of tho consequences of recon
struction; the "demoralization" of rail
roads, and the "artifices" of Wado Hamp
ton, which this acute correspondent has
discovered in this locality, entitle him to a
leather medal and a high rank iu Bennett's
editorial staff.? Columbia Phamix.
Elections.?Tho following despatch
was received by Brevet Brig. Gen. Grecu,
yesterday afternoon, from Gen. D. E. Sick
les, who had been telegraphed to with rcl
crcuce to the election oi Sheriff of this Dis
trict This order will apply to all elections
in this State :
Charleston, S. C, April 1, 1867.?
Brcvr.t lirig. Gen. Green, Commanding :
The election [for Sheriff] will not be held.
When will the term of the present incum
bent expire if successor will be appoint
ed. By command of Gen. Sickles.
J. W. CLOUS,
Capi, and A. A. A. Gen.
(Hid.
Georgia Items.
Col. P. T. Robb has been confirmed as
Postmaster of Savannah, Gn.
We learn from tho Columbus Enquirer
that the election held in that city on Satur
day last resulted in the popular refusal, by
a largo majority, to ratify tho proposition
of the City Council to subscribe $50,000
to the Montgomery and Eufaula Bailroad.
The vote stood?subscription 19 ; no sub
scription 108; "rejection" 1. Considering
the importance of the question presented,
the vote was an exceedingly light one.
MikceoknatiON.?A letter was shown
us yesterday from a highly rcspcctablo citi
zen of Gwinnctt county, stating that his
daughter had left her home in company
with a ucgro, and asking that his friouds
in this city should search for the erring
girl. She is boliovcd to be secreted here
in the purlieus of filth and wretchedness,
but thus Ihr no traces of her have been dis
covered. Wc actually have not the heart
to oiler comment upon a circumstance so
revolting. The thought is sickening that
the demoralization of tho times in which
wo live is creeping stealthily into the pres
ence of chaste women, and tainting tho
only atmosphere that we had hoped to pre
serve in all its purity.?Ibid.
Lottery Drawino.?Tho first drawing
of the "Georgia . Stato Lottery" will take
placo in this city on Wednesday, tho Sd of
April, at five o'clock P. M., in tho Granito
Block on Broad street. This initiatory
drawing will be in the "supplementary
scheine," and will attract much attention,
not only on account of the prizes which
the patrons of tbe lottery hope to secure,
but as tho first s^cp of a legitimate enter
prise having an object bo benevolent. That
object is tuo erection of a home for tho
orphans of Masons. It will bo conducted
on the strictest principles of integrity, and
when a prize is drawn tho money will at
once be paid to the lucky person. Tickets
aro exposed for sale in various places in
tho city, and at the main office in tho
Granite Block/
t?y tho way, tho Crystal Palace, corner of
Decatur nnd Whitehall streets, has bcon
fitted up as a branoh office of tho "Qeorgia
State Lottery." and presents a speotaolo
quite as fanciful as wheu it wob a prize
jewelry establishment. Tickets in the
"supplementary scheme," which draws on
Wednesday afternoon, may be purchased
there, us well as tickets in the largor
drawings.?Ibid.
Barino OutbXoe.?I<ast. Right a few
minutes after 9 o'clock, three men dressed
in Federal uniform, attacked Mr. J. G.
Bromcll, a revenue officer of the United
States, on Fayette street, near the old Capo
Fear Bank. The rascals seized and throw
him down, searched hie pockets, appropria
ted a few dollars he had therein, returned
him his keys,.kept a pocket knife', and then
let him up. Booty was tho sole object of
the party, as they did not attempt to harm
him. It is astonishing to heur of the fre
quency of such outrages, at early hours, and
on tho most public streut? of tho city.
Every citizen ought to arm and at night
carry their pietole in hand, ready for use.'
It is high timo, too, for tho commissioners
to tako some steps either to increase the po
lice forco, or recoivo aid from tho military.
\l?aleigh Progress.
SlNKINO oe the U. S, STEAMER
Arabo.?On Saturday night at 9 J o'clock,
tho United States Coast Survoy schooner
Arago, when about five miles bolow this
city, in Nouso rivor, etruck upon a Con
federate "Yankoo Cntchor," nnd got enng
ed. By tho prompt exertions of tho officers
and crow, aided by tho pumps, the echoon
cr was kept afloat and tho hole was plugged'
and caulked, and by 1 A. M., all was con
sidered safo, and the watch below turned
in; but from eomo miehap or other, tho
water again rushed through tho breach,
and by 8 o'clock the schooner wont down
iu ten fcot of water, th? oftjeors and mon
hiding barely time to get off, and losing
all their clothing, eto.?New Commercial.
A little, boy has walked all the way from
I Warren, 11.1., to Sob. FnmciBco.
. Davis?General Sohofield?
Underwood.?Tho Washington corres
pondent of tho Now York Tribuno says :
'^Judgc Underwood, of Virgiuia, has Loen
hero for Horornl days in conferente with
tho Attorney-General respecting the trial
of Jeff. Davis. ]t is the intention of the
Court to baro this case tried at (ho May
term, and it is understood th.it Chief .Jus
tice Chnso will preside. The objections
which woro unido by tho Chief Justice in
rogarti to tho military having control of
that Slate are likely to continue for some
time, under the lleeoust ruction Act. (Sen.
Schoficld, it is said, will shortly address a
letter to Chief Justice (-base, in which ho
will state that the Court can hold its ses
sions and proceed with the business, when
ever he is ready, with perfect security and
freedom. Unless this matter is disposed
of in some way nt the next term of the
Court, it is pretty certain that the Presi
dent will release Mr. Davis."
man in Wisconsin was lined ? 10 lor
whipping bis sister.
Opium eating is practiced to a fearful
extent in Jersey city.
COMMERCIAL.
Importa.
CARBABIF.N, CODA?For Dr sehr Alcrt-r 7 bhds and 30
tlorccs Sugar, 10 hbda Molar c?, to J A Enslow k Co.
Bsporto.
DAIIOELONA? a Spanish brig Rejonorado?87 baloa
Upland Cotton, GD.871 feet Pino Lumber.
DOSTON?Por w i.r Mary E Anuden?20 balon Uploud
Cotton, 8S0 tona Old Iron, 10 packagos Hldca, Ice.
NEW YORK?Por steamship t< Il Bouder??? bass S t
and 207 bales Upland Cotton, 149 baloa Yarn, 44 bbla
Rosin, 7 casos Mdze, 7 packages Bundrics, 3 boxes
nardvraxc, 2 boxes Furs, 10 Packages, SO empty Dar
rels.
Tbo Charleston Cottosi Marlin.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,I
Ciiahlkston, Wednesday Evening, April 3, Ib07. J
Tho early transacUona vrere at figures Indicating a half
cout docllno, but Iste news of lower rates at Livoroool
having como to hand, prices fell about ono cent lb.
from tbosoof Ihoday bcroro ; sales 203 bales, viz.: 4 at
23 ; 17 at 24 ; 86 at OS ; 01 at 20 ; 7 at 2J;; ; 8 at 27 ; 03 at
I 27>f, and 20 at 2b!;. Wo quoto :
Ordinary.20 @?o
Low Middling.27 ( ?o
Middling.'-7 .-.?,
Angusto Market.
AUGUSTA, OA., April q-?Financial.?The mouoy
market remains unchanged.
Qold? Brokers sro buying at 138 and Belling at 137.
Kilveb?brokers sro buying nt 120 and selling st 132.
BcmmrriES?City bonds in demsnd at 78c.
Cotton?Tbo market oponed with a good demand this
morning, but sbout tbo mtddlo of Uio forenoon, depress
ing accounts from Liverpool and Now York caused a de
cline of Sale. Early lu tho day strict middUug wa* Bold
at about 28,'i, but later at 2S, and middling, 27>?, Tho
market closed quiet. Soles amounted to 270 bales, aa
follows: 1 at 23. 0 at 2d, 4 at 27, 4 at 27'4, 33 at 37.',. 130
at 28 and 08 at 28 .
Receipts, 07 balea. '
Mollile Mitrkct.
,E, March 30.?Cotton.?The markot openod
I dull and with a light demand. Kales to tho extent of 400
bales woro effected, on basis of 28c for Middling. On
receipt of Liverpool accounts reporting Uplsnds down to
13d., Operation? wcro suspended, and tho market closed
nominal.
Monet a aito Financial.?Qold bas been dull to day.
and lower under Now York advices; quoted at 131 >?al li? S.
Sterling la also weaker and rather lower, in sympathy
with gold, and Is quoted 143>jal44 lor sixty daya, and
146 for eight,
Transactions In Now York Bight liavo been light. Rul
ing rttea s premium checking, and par buying outside.
France 3.92S
New Orlo ins Right discount.
O TITOS STATEMENT.
I 8tock on hand September I, ISSO. 29,009
Received this week.2,011
Receive,! previously.200,0.0-208,037
237.038
Exported this week. 91,738
I Exported previously.161.482
Burned and lost.. 2,437
-183.021
Stock on band and on fdiipboard not cleared
March 29,1807. 82,012
New Orlcuxia Market.
NEW ORLEANB, March 29.?Cotton?The commer
cial woek elosca with a disagreeable, rainy, cold day, aud
a rcmarkab'y duU cotton market. o only dispatches
reeelvod from Liverpool were of yesterday evening's
date, quoting a dull aud heavy market at tho close, with
declino ol Hd., though tho day'a nnlca reached 10.000
balea at USd for Ml .dinig Uplands, and la <_d for Mid
dling Orleans. Factors wcro generally unmoved, how
ever, and would mako no concessions, so that there were
few sales?about 800 bales ; these wcro made at what
may bo called the market, as no more would bo paid, viz:
JnViOSc fur ordinary, 'J7o27,';e for good ordinary,
29o lor low middling, and 29>ja30o for mid
dling. Tho wholo sales of Uio week only foot up 10,800 j
bales, against 21,000 last wook. Tho receipts of tho w. ok [
from sll points reach only 12,dm bales, against 18,001
bales but week, eud deduciing 1703 bales received from
Texas, Florida, Mobile end Alabama River, we bave but
10,270 bales net, against 13.C7U bates nel Isst week. Tho
week's exports have botn 39,9HS bales, against 23,227
last week. Tbo exporta embroco eight cornocs to Llver
Conl of 28,177 balea In all ; four cargoes to a of 9920
alea; ono cargo to Dremcu of 1993 biles; three cargoes
to Darcelona of 13C9 balea: two to Now York of 874 bales,
and ono to Roston of 010 bales. Stock remaining lo Now
Orleans and on shipboard net cleared this evening
177,810 bales. Wo add tho following :
com faha ti ve nSCUUTS cotton at nt.w OnLEANH
the past two wees .
dauco. dales.
[ March 23. 719 March 10.3,997
March 24. 870 Mirchl7.1,244
Marcii 28. 8.012 March 18.3.G31
March 28. 707 Marchio.1.3G6
March 27. t>7? March 20.1,104
March 28 . 800 March 21.1,040
March 29. 2,987 March 22.1,883
Total gross receipts.. .12,033 18,064
From Mobile, etc. 1.763 1,394
j This week's net rocpts. 10,370 Last week's net r'pts.18,670
. dmi.y cotton sTATEinurr.
I Stock on hand September 1st, 16C6.balsa?102,189
Received since yesterday. 3,087
Received previously.080,666-063,493
768,032
Exported sin co yesterday. 16,117
Exported previously.062,690-877,813
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared,
March 39.177,810
The exports were 8193 ' bales for Liverpool, sud 0934
.balea for Havro. , . , ? .
Bcqar and Molasses?Tho receipts since yosterday in
cludo 29 hhda of the former, and 68 bbla tho latter.
Tbo market for Rugar continu?e quiet but firm, and we
noticed sales of 67 bhds at 12j;c for good common. 13a
far fully fair, 14 e for yellow clarified, and IBJ4O por lb
forwhllo do. In Molasses'wo did not hear of a salo. Tbo
sales for the woek Include 800 bhds Sugar and 183 bbla
Molasses; the receipts, 172 of tho former and 170 oi the
lai tor; the oxperta, 68 bhds of ugar and 63 bbla of Mo
E a ?.? We quoto: By steam for New York 4fo per
lb for cotton and 18 par bhd for tobacco; by steam to
-Boston. S'c per lb for cotton; by sail for Liverpool, 9-16o
cotton; lSo for Havre, and by a leoni to Liverpool Id
per lb.
WUmlnorion Market.
WILMINGTON, April 2.?Tobpeittdik?Is In demand,
and receipts meagre. Holes to-day of 100 bbla. St $4 for
yellow dip. and 83 78 f.r hard. V 280 Iba.
Bpiuits TunrihTLME?Has further advanced one cent,
and market steady. Salca of 113 bbla at 71c gallon.
Roan*.?Sales of 100 bbla strained common at 83 25,
and 26 bbla new crop Palo at 810.
Tan?Has advanced 18a38c, and we quoto soles of 33
bbla at tl 90, and 110 do at 83 V bbL
Georgetown Market.
OEOBQETOWN, April 8.?Cotton?No sales to report
this week. Weqnoto from 38 to 80 centr, duties paid by
purchaser.
TuHfoNiua?Virgin Dip 88 00 s? bbl. A small lot
sold this week at tho sbovo figures.
Ttkbsb?Bales of abont 100 1 ticks ordinary, at from 8
to 10 cents.
Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
April 3.
177 bales Cotton, 8 balea Yarns, 46 bags Grain, E bbla
Crude Turpentine, 1 car Cattlo, and Sundries. To Earl e
k Oo, A Wilbur, W Roach, O O Witte, Hart b o, O O
Memmlngor, J Fr?ser, Major Farkor, J Raggett k Co,
Agent, O W WUliama A Oo, Ropor k Btoney, J Fra
? : Co, D Fyo, West A Jo?os, W O Dukes k Co, Bmlth
k Co, E H Rodgera ? Oo, Adama, Frost k Oo, a?apa ti ,
Lan cou k Co, L 7 or a ter.
Passengers.
Fer s team alilo EB Bouder, for Now York?M Moore,
W E IUI well, Ii G Geiger, lady and 4 children, A Aro
bonl, W Adoma and child, L Arndt, E Blackhurst,
Fo.erlln, Johnson, A Hanaer, and 8 In steerage.
Per steamer , Dictator, from Jacksonville, Pilatka,
Fern?ndma, ?c?Capt F L Freyor, lady and child. Mrs
Price, J MoClarence, wife and el?ld, Mrs M M Pougaud,
Mrs Sanas, U Kelly, & M Moore, O A Poabody, W J
Marshall, J Wyman, J Bnyder and lady, Mra I V Mar
shall W Martin, b Wells and lady. J Q Marshall, Rev
A Baker and lady, E Taylor, J W Pond, Itranrb,
Capt J O Richard, Capt h F Roas, O en E Eorto, Hon J 11
Owens, O Wood. Miss Wood, Master Wood, E R Rod
?, Jr. J 11 Crane, Mrs Murrin, R Bolds, Mrs C L
rige, J H Dodge, O F WllxeL O WFosLcr, L Krcasel, J
Watchman, J MoOrloo, A C loosen, F Hurlimann, W
Moors, Miss TMnns, Mrs Tonne, J Weeks sud lady, J
M Fndsburg, 8 fi woe t, J A Sweet, L Rahn, J R Wilson,
0 F LltUo and lady, Miss Bennett, J J Blilinv'leo. A J
W?letI, W Ooagrovo, Wallace, Hau, J Musa* J Lu
cas, A Bmlth, lady and sou, Mm Kirtland, Mrs Van
Bantwood, Miss Koutwood, Miss Trenholm, J Qumcy,
F V?^tP?^'^'^ Morris and lady,
Per steamer Emilie,' from QeoEoclown, BjD?Mrs A E
Dalle, Miss Davis, W Ga??, W E Sportman, Fitz
aimons, il Smith, W O Jar sod, W Conciari, Miss M
Langford, Henderson, Henderson, < Scott, F
Block, O F Head arson, D Barkley, O U Frost, T Wilkin
son, S L Chapman, J Matthews, D Darla, and 03 deck.
Fer steamer Pilot Boy, from Ooorgetown, 8 C
Major U Beed, il Isard, J L Turner, J lecer, and 18
I deck, ! t?. '
Per steamer W W Frailer, from Edisto and Bockvllle
1 Davis, L L Johnson, J Wtialey, E 0 Bailoy, J Edlngs,
F li Whaley and lady, Mrs J 8 Whaloy, F Beid, E M Wil
son, W Beeves, w Murray, Dr a!lk?ll, E Slundy,
Jenkins, and 19 dock.
PORT CALENDAR.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or C II R I? STO .
Anil il V< l?enla > . ?
Ilr sehr Mort, Hann, Cubar?an, Cuba, Il dara. yogar
and Molaesos. To J Krielow ft Co.
Sehr Traitait, BtoUon, Uostoii. Tin Norfolk, Va? 0 days
from Ilio laller. Mdzc. To I* 1' Locke. Kinsman k
IIowoll, A Lanzor, O A Uv\? k C?, C Atci?U ft Hon, 0
aruvoloy, W Hooch, O W Williams k Co, 1) Fatti k Co, D
II Mleox .V. Co, W O Whlldcu k Co, J lluck k Co. O VT
Ntcffous k Co. W Russell .V Co. li O tllb?oii. ?art k
Wir?, J Thompson k Co, J Ailgor k Co, Hart A Co, E
? Cowportbwalt, Mnckny k Dakar, H R Afrenl. Il While,
ti W Woodman, t:iilaoliu llru*. J Scblrincr, 8 II Mnr
ahall, O W Ali?ar, J Heina, a W Clerko k Co. Dorl , C
D Kcmlrlck. V Jacobs, D LilUoiitbal, Il Vallani.
Sehr Aun Vete, from Waat l'oint Mill. ,? bbt? Rice.
To Tliurslon ft Unirne*.
flteamer Dictator, coxetter, ralatka, via JacV.,onvlllo
Fcrnandbin and Kavnunah. U'J balea S I Cu ton, il baca
Rice, 3 package? Mdr.e, 41) Cow Hides. buuillc* Bkinn.
To 1 D Alken k Co. J Knslow k Co. Hunt ?ron, W M
Lanton, Prof Holmes, Coli?n, Uaiiektl I Co, Adama,
Frost kCo.JkJ 1) Klrkpatrfrk, J PinkcrKon, R k
Caldwoll.
Steamer Pilot Roy, MrXclty, (Icoigctown, 8 C. Mdr.e.
To Ferguson A," Holmes.
Steamer Ululilo, Davi?, Clcurgotown. S C. 43 tierces
Rice, 9 bbls Itosln, aud Sundries. To Mollo Prluglo,
Thundoii k llolne?, W W fcbackclford, McOorty k Ddg
uati.
Htoamcr W W Frailer. Torroni, Edl?to and Rockvlllc.
0 bales Cotton and Mdzc. To I, Oullleaume, W Ourney
Rupcr k etoiioy, and Order.
Clcnicil Ycetrnlny.
Steamship K D Souder, Lockwood, New York?Willis &
Cotaoun.
Spaa brig Ilejener.ido, Kala, llorcolona?Ilonsfant k Rais?.
Sehr Mary E AniHdcu, Smith, Doetoo?Street Bros ft Co.
Went to Hra Ycstcrtlny.
etcainshli) E U Souder, Lockwood, New York.
Ship Southern Rights, Roan, Liverpool.
From tills l'on.
Sehr W minin, Hawkins. Cloorgetown, S (J, March 3D.
LIST or VESSELS
DP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
PO R M.
Liverpool.
Ship Amelia, Conner, to sail.March 15
Ship Missouri, Edward, nailed.Fcb l'J
Ur bark Tho Quecu, Stuart, sailed.March 1
Urem barb Evorhard Dclltis, Uoliriholu, lollod... .Fob 37
'ilio EITort, Iluxsoy, sailed.Fob 1
'l'ho Seaman, Doyle, waited.Fob 6
Tho Blanch, Campbell, clrarod.Fcb 13
Urlg D pen in-, Lobke, Bailed.Feb IS
Drig Albert, Errlckeou, sailed.Jan 33
eooruAurroN.
Tho Allen, Martel], Batted.Fcb 6
DOMESTIC.
DOBTOK.
Sehr Wllho Mowc, Hilton, cleared.March 35
Sehr Mary Ella, Thomas, cleared......March 3S
HEW tore.
Rteamsblp Sodona, Hsvcy, to lesve.April 3
Iin? Webetor Kelly, Uaakcll, Now York, up....March 33
Brig Allatou, Sawyer, cleared.March 30
Rehr Harry Saudull, Wold on, up.March .5
rlllLADEU'UIA.
Sehr Sarah Bruon, Crawford, at Philadelphia, March 32
A . .
Brig D H Joues, Davis, sal cd.March 30
Drig Webster Kelly, Kelly, up.Mandi 30
Drig Jcnnln Achuru, Acborn, called.March 20
Sehr E J Palmer, Palmer, up.Msrch 20
Sehr W Eivcll, Long, up.....March 30
Sehr L H Hopkins, Loper, lisi timore, up.Msrch 33
Sehr Golden Onto. Friable, cleared.March It
MISCELLANEOUS.
VOI M 10 TO S II.Olts OR ISLBUORANTH.
HOTEL OR ROARDINO-HODSL KEEPERS.
Ol'FlOE CLERK OF COUNCIL, I
March 13.1807. I
IN ACCOnDANCE WTTH TUE FOLLOWING, ACT OF
the Legislature, passed tho 30th day of December,
1B?O, all porsous ccnccrncd aro hereby notlOod to coll at
tills ClDco and take out the required Uccuso Immediately.
W. U. SMITH,
Clerk of Council.
AM ACT FOn E 111.m il BEAMXN AND
s^nuiiaiuNTS m tuk ? and n union or cuahuji
TON.
I. Beit enacted, byf he Senat* and Uovteof Reprettnta
tires, n u' met and tilting iu General Auembty, and by tAe
authority of the tame, 1 bs( It aliali not bo lawful lor any
persou, ex. opt a pilot or public officer, to board or at
tempt to board s vessel arriving in ?he port or harbor ol
Charleston, before such vessel shall have been tnado fast
to the wharf, without Urat obtaining leave from tho mas
ter or person having charge of such vessel, or from her
owner or agenta.
U. It ahall nut ba lawful for any owner, agent, master,
or other pert ou having clisrgo of any vessel arriving or
being in tho port of Charleston, lo permit or authunxo
any sai.ore, hold or boarding bouso keeper, not Ileon sed
on bercloalicr provided, or any agent, ruuuor or em
ployee ot soy Bailor's or Immigrant a hotel or boarding
bouse, to board, or ettompt to board, any vessel arriving
in, or lying, or ? dug in tbo harbor or port ot Charleston,
bctoro , nei. vessel aliali hava been mode nut to tho wharf,
or anchored, with lute ut to invite, ask or solicit tbo
boarding of any of the crew employed on such vcsscL
III. It BhaU not bo lawful ibr any aador'a or immi
grant's hold or boarding house keeper, or tho employ??
of any sailor's or im . Igiuut's lintel or roa ruin j bouso
keeper, having boarded any vessel mado fast to any wharf
in tbo port ol CltsrlcHtan, to neglect or refuso lo leave
said Vissel, sRcr hiving been ordered solo do by tho
master or poreou having charge ?> such vesseL
IV. It elm il not be lawful lor any iierson tu keep, con
duct or carry ou, cither as owner, proprietor, agunt ur
otherwise, any Bailor's or Immigrant's boarding bouse,
or a *a or lm migrant hotel, iu the city ol Charleston,
without having a license from tho City Council thereof,
V. It eball not bo law ml fur any person, not having tho
Uccuso lu this Act provided, or uot being tho guiar
a,eut, ruuurr or employee of a person bating such li
eeuse, to Imiti-, ask or solicit In the city or harbor id
Charleston, tho boarding or lodging or any of tho crow
employed on any etnei, or ol any immigrant arriving in
the sold ell ol Charleston.
VL Tho City Council Hhsll take the application of any
person applying for a license to keep a sailors' or tmmt
grmut'a hoarding nourc. or sailor's or immigrant's hotel.
tho city ol Charleston, aud upon natisi at tory evident o
to them of tho respectability and competency of such ap
plicant, and of the suitableness of h? sccoiumoiiatioiii,,
shaU Issue to hlra a license, which shall bo good for one
year, unless sooner revoked by said City Council, to
keep a sailor s or Immigrant's boarding houso iu the city
or Charleston, and to Invile and solicit boarders for tho
same.
vil. Tho City C j une ti may, upon satisfactory ovldonco
of tbo disorderly character of any sailors' or Immigrants'
hotel or boarding bouso, licensed as hirclnbcforo pro
vided, or of tho keeper or proprietor of any auch house,
or of any force, traud, deceit or misrepresentation. In in
Tiling or soliciting boarders or lodgers for such house,
on the part of such keeper or proprietor, or any of his '
agenta, runners, or employers, or of any attempi to po -
a nade or ? ntico any of ilio crew to desert irom any vessel
In the harbor of Charleston, by such keeper or proprie
tor, or any of his agents, runners or employees, ruvoko
tho llcenso lor keeping such house.
VIII. Every person receiving tho lice tin, hereinbefore
provided lor shall pay to the city Council aforesaid the
sum of twenty donarmi -
IX. Tini said City Council shall rurnUh to each sailor's
or irumigraul'e hotel or boarding bouso keeper, lionised I
by them as store said, one or moro badges or shield*, on
which shall bo prink- J or engraved tbo usino or sucn
hotel or boarding buiuo keeper, and tho number and
s troc t of his ho el or boarding house ? and widen said
badges or shicldssltsll bo surrendered lo said City Coun
cil upon the rovocsllou by thorn, or expiration of any
Uccuso granted by thorn, as herein provided.
X- Every sailor's or Immigrant'? hotel or boarding
houso keeper, and every agent, runner or employee of
such hotel or boarding-house keeper, whou boarding sny
veseol In the harbor of Charleston, or when inviting or
soliciting til ? boarding or lodging of any seaman, sailor
or person employed on sny vessel, or of any Immigrant,
ehaU wear, conspicuously displayed, tho shield or badge
referred to in tho foregoing socUon.
XI. It shall not be lawful for any person, oxespt those
named in the preceding secane, to cave, wear, exhibitor i
display sny such shield or bodge to any of the crew om
ployedou any vessel, or to any immigrant so arriving in
the city of Charleston, with tho intent to Invite, ssk or
solicit tho boarding or lodging of such Immigrant or ol
ouy or the crew employed os any vessel being in tho
harbor of Charleston.
XII. Whoever ahall offend against any or either of the
pro visiona contained in section 1, a, u, ?, 6,10 and 11, in
this Act, shall be r.ecmod guilty ol a misdemeanor, and
shall, upon conviction thereof, bo punished by lmprleon
mont for a term not exceeding one year, and not less
than thirty days, or by a Uno not oxc?edlng two hundred
and fifty dollar e, and not less than one hundred dollars,
or by both suoli Ano and imprisonment.
.mm. Tho word "voeaaV'aa usod In this Act, shall In
clu?? vosees propelled by steam.
Iu tho Senato House, tho twentieth dsy of Docemtx r. In
tho year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six. - W. D. PORTER,
Presiden, of tho Sonate.
' OHAS. H. BIMONTON,
Speaker Houe? of Representatives.
Approved Decomber 20, 1855 :
J Anea L. O an, Governor.
_Merrh 14 _.-.
CHEROKEE G
rns orx.it
INDIAN MEDICINE,
Caret all diseases earned by
aelf-sboae, vi? :?SprmatorJ
rhea, BttnUuil ? Weuknes?,
JYtght ? Kmt*?lon; ion of
Memory, V'nttertal taut
tuds, /><j<iu in Vit Rack, Dim
neu of Vttton, Prematurt
Old A at. Weak Ntreet, Diffi
cult Breathing, Pcit Countt
nanct, Jn'anWj, Conmmjy
<ion,? i sil aiioasot tbat fol
low as a seqae ce of youthful Irirllscretlnaa.
The Cherokee Curo wlU re?tete health and vizor,
stop the embuions, snd effect a permanent cure
aner til other niadlclnos have failed. Tbtrty-two
paie pamphlet sent ta a sealed envelops, free to snjr
address. ?
Prlco $5 per botilo, or three bottle* for 15. Bold
by sll drnggiitsi or will be sent by express to sny
portion of tho world, on receipt of pries, by the
cole proprietor,
Dr. W. B. HEBWTjr, 87 Walker Et., . Y. .
Cherokee Remedy,
Cares all Urinary Com
piili d?a, Ii: OratiLJnflam
, motion oftht JMaditir and
th'ldneyt, ' Retention rf
f Trine, Stridurit of tht
ItTi-stArbv Dropilcal Evali
fingt. Brick Butt Pepnittt,
and sll dUcaaes that require
a diuretic, snd wbon used In I
conjunction with tbs > '. ;'
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
doe* not fall to euro Gonorrhea, Olttt and all ilu
eouifllichnrgtt in litio or Fin?ale, earing rr?nl
eatet In from ont to ihrti day*, and It especially
recommended In those cassi of Fluor AWut or
Whltet In Ptmale*. Tb? two medicines nted la
conjonction will hot fall torcmovetlilidiiarreeabls
complaint, and la those cates wbers other medicines
have been used-without iucccAl
Pri?e, Renwrly, 0n? Bottle, f0, Thrns Bettlet, fS.
" Inj cell..a, ? :? .?..."..' lit, " ** $*
The Cborokee "Curt? "BemfJy," tnd "Injeo
.Ion'.' are to b? found la all'well regulated drng
stores and are recommended by pliyileltnt and
drnggttts idi over ibr world.furlhelrlnirinslo worth
and merit. Boms unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their e a ikitr.fr?, by tclllni cheap end
worthless compound*/?In order to maks money
io placo of these. Bt not dtettrtd. If tin drag?
gisti will not bur thsm for y.., wrl~ to ut,and we
, ? will send Ihom to you by exnrsjp, tecordy packed
and freo from obtervallnn. W? treat all dtseaaet to
which tbs lioman system 1? inljeet, and will bo
pleated to reeel?> full aad explicit itatsmcnta from. .
those who have failed to receive relief htretofore.
f Jullss at r*ntUm?n mb ..1.1...? rm In r.,r,*.-t rrtn>
fldtnc*. W? delire to ttnd oar Ihlrty-two pago
pamphlet free to every lady and rentlemtn In. the
laniL Address Sil letters for psmphltU, mo.llelr.es,
or odt Ice, to tlio sole proprietor, .
9 Dr. W. B. UEItWDi, 87 Walker lit, . Y.
May _ . : th'ttnlyr
THE CAROLINA TIMES, .
PIIIil.IRHKD AT oiiAvnF.mmo O. ir.
mina paper ctp.cuiatm ' thx
X middle portion of tbo Guto, and offert tho beet
facflttlii ftr tdvcnitcre. fchrurry 23
_IHHSCEI.UNE0U8.
Tlioro comclh iil.nl tidings of Joy to nil,
To young anil to old, to g' csat tail to smell;
Tho boiraly which ouca was bo precious ?i-.il nxro,
ti freo for nil, and nil may b' lair.
Uy I lu u*o
CUA'STKLLAirS
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,
For Improving end Beautifying tbc Complexion,
Tbc mont valuob'o ani perfect propaiatioii in uu, for
giving Ilio akin a bcautllol roarl like Hut, tliat In only |
found In youlb. It quickly removes Ton, Freckles, ?
pie* UloUiir-. Molli Pilches, Sal owucss. Eruptions,
and all liuiiurillca of tli? nl.ni. kindly healing Ibo aaino
leaving the skiu white and clor na alabaster. IU use
cannot bo delected by tbo cloacat acrutlny, and being a
vegetable '.reparation la perfectly bannie*.?. II is tliu
only article of the klud iti-ed by Ilio French, aud is con
sidered by tbo Parisian as Indispensable lo a pcrlecl
toilet. Upwards of 30,000 bollica wcro Bold during tlm
paal year, a suMciuiil giiuraulrn of it* cMcecy. Frico
only 7ft cents, n ul by mail, post-paid, on receipt of an
order, by
BEROF.R. RHUTTS k CO., Cboinlst*.
?H3 Klvor HL. Troy, N. Y.
March 30._ _lyr _
a?F?CTE?) i
SUFFER NO MOKE!
Wlion by tho uso of Dit. JOIN VILLES KLIXIIl you
ran bo numi ponnaucntly, and at a trifling cost.
Tho astonishing success which haa attended tble In
valuable medicino for Physical and Nervous Weakness,
llenera! Debility and Prostration, Los? hi Mueeular En
iti'?, Imiiotcncy, or any of Ilio consequences of youthlul
ludlscro Ion, tendoni It tho most valuable preparatimi
ever discovered.
It will remove all nervous afTcctloiiH, depressoli, ox*
cltetncul, Incapacity to study or buslnoas, 1 as of memo
ry, confusion, thoughts of self destruction, fears of In
sanity, tec. It will rcatoro tho appetite, renew tho health
of tbiiso who bavo destroyed It by seusnal exerstior evil
practices.
Young Men, bo humbngged no moro by "Quack Doe
tors" and Ignoranti! actllioucrs, but soud without delay
for tho Elixir, and Co at ouco restored in bcallh and hep.
piucas. A perfect Curo I- Guaranteed In every Instauro.
Prlco $1, or four bottles to ono addrn u ?3.
Olio botilo In t-ufllclcut to effect a euro In all ordinary
casos.
ALSO, DR. JOINVILLE'B SPECIFIC PILLS, tor tho
speedy and permanent euro of Uonorrhwa, Olcot, Ure
thral Discharges, Clravel, Hlricture, and all affcctlona < f
tho Kldneya and Madder. Cures effected lu from ? no to
Ovo days. Tlioyaro prepared from vcgctablo extracta
tliat oro harmless on tho evetem, oi.d never nauseato die
stonine-h or Impregnato tho breath. No chango of diet
le necessary while using Urem, nor does their action In
eny manner Interioro with business pursuits. I'ri-o M
per box.
Either of tbo abovc-montloucd articles will bo sent to
any address, closely scaled, and post-paid, by mall or
express on receipt of price. Address alt orders to
BEltQER. BHGTT3 & CO., Chemists.
March 30 ly No. 235 Itlvor itrool, Troy, N. Y.
TEMPOS (Ml
RODRIGTJE'S
PIUMONI!) ELIXIR SPECIFIC.
FOB TUF. CU 11 OF CONSUMPTION, PAINS IN TDF,
CHEST AND BIDES, DIFFICULTY I.. BBEAT1I
INO, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUG1IH,
Il I.MO II RI I AUK, end n.l affections of tho Lunss.
This great rvvivtlycr is offered to tho public, thai all
who will avail tbcm .elvoa of lie remedial power may bo
bcncOitcd.
It only requires a fair trial lo con?rm ite Invaluable
ag.-ncy to dllTuaing through coco channel of tbo immun
organization a restored vitality. It invigorates and ?m
ban tbo Lunga with h-althful elasticity; restores warmth,
which is their essential element; rouses tho eluggt'.b ce
fols Into activity; heals tho affected lobes; psrihoe and
eurlobc* tho blood; regulatea tho circulation; induces
freo and cosy respiration, and expels, through lie ndmln
Ib! ration, each and ovcry concomitant disorder present lu
Uio m lady recognized as Consumption, and hitherto
deemed hopclces and Incurable.
. Tble compound le portectly safo, posao*src? neither
narcotic nor emetic properties, which unfortunately ara
always ployed M essentials In ovcry preparation for
Cough or Lung affection?a mistake wnlch too of en in
its irritating and debilitating consequences, only con
duces to much general derangement of the system, de
stroying appetito and creating an injurious nervous ox
citomcnt, augmenting eufferiog with lrequcnt fatui re
sults.
Under the Influ? neo of this approved and tnvnluabhi
Spcci&c Uio most distressing Cough yields, difficulty hi
breathing and peine end soreness subside, hemorrhage
is arree led, and health and strength re-oalahllsbcd.
PRICE FOB SINGLE BUTTLE $1.55.
Sold by tbo Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
A.l) MEETING STREETS, and tho principal Druggiste
Aprii ?_ly
CRISPER COMA.
Ohl sho was beautiful and fair.
With starry oyos, and radiant hair,
Wboso curling tendrils, soil entwined,
Enchained the very heart and mind,
CRIHPEH COMA,
For ('urline; Ilio Unir of oithor Box into Wavy
ami Olueuy HinRlota or Heavy Massivo
Curls.
BY USINO THI3 ARTICLE LABIES AND O ENTLE
HEN can bcantlfjr tbemeclvca a thontaud-rohl.
It la the only article In tbo world that will curl straight
hair, and at the temo Urne givo it a beautiful, glossy a;>
pearanee. The Crisper Coma not only carls the hair, b?t
Invigorates, beaatiflcn end cleanse* it; la highly and de
lightfully perfumed, and la the most complete article of
tho kind ever offered to tbo American public. The
Crisper Coma will be iont to eny address, aoalod end
postpaid forti.
Address all order* to
Yf. L. CLARE it CO., Cbemieie,
No. 3 WosS Fayette street, Syracuse. N. Y.
March 30_lyr
WHD-KETtS and MTJ3
TAOUES forced to
SOW upon the smoothest
ce lu from three to five
weeks by using Dr. HEVIO
HK'fl RESTAURATEUR
CAPII.T.All!;', tho most
wonderful dlieovery In mo-1
den? science, artlug upon
tho Board a cd Hair in an almost miraculous manner. _
has been used by tho olito of Paria and London with the
most flattering success. Names of all purchasers will
bo registered, and If entire satisfaction la not given In
every Instance, the monoy will be cheerfully refunded.
Prlco by mall, scaled and poatpald, Bl. Descriptivo clr
culare end testimonials mailed froo Address BtBGEII,
8UUTT9 & CO., Chemists, No. 38? Blver street, Troy, N.
Y., Solo Agents for tho Hulled Slates.
March 80_' _ly_
ASTROLOGY.
TUB WORLD ISTOMSIIED
AT TUX WOlTOEttFUL HKVELA
MADE BY THE OIVEAT ASTROLOQIST,
Madame H._A. PERRIGO.
SHE REV ALS 8ECHET8 NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
She restons to happiness those who, from doleful
events, catastrophes, croases In love, loss of relations and
friends, loes of money, lie., havo >become dospondont.
She bringa together those long separated, give* Informa
tion concerning absent friends or lover*, restores loot or
stolon property, telis you the business you are best
qualified to porrne and in what yon will bo most success
ful, caueosapoedy marriages, and telle yon tho very day
yol will marry, gives yen tho names, likeness and char
acteristicaof tboporson. 8ho roads yonrvery thoughts,
and by bur almost supernatural powers, unveils tbo dark
and hlildan mysteri?s of the future. From the atare we
ace In tho firmamrnt?iho malefic star* thst overcome or
pr dominate in the configuration?from the aspects and
positions of tho pianola and the fixed atare in the heavens
at tho timo of birth, ahe deduces the futuro destiny o?
man.. Fall not to consult .the gre?tost Astrologia en
earth. It costs you buta trifle, and you may never again
hare ao favorable an opportunity. Consultation feo, with
liken oes and all desired Information, ?1. Pertica living
et a distance can consult tho Madame by mall with equal
safety and satisfaction to themselves, aa If lo person. A
fnll and explicit chart, written out, with all Inquir? es an
swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on receipt of
price aboyo mentioned. Iho strictest secresy will bo
maintained, and ail correspondance returned or destroy
ed. Beferrecosof tho highest ordor furnished those de
suing thorn. Write plainly the day of tbo month and
y^ear In which you were born, enclosing a small lock of
Address, Vadaiie . A. PEBBIOO
P. O. Dnawm 203, Br/rraLO, N. Y.
March 30_. ly
EXCELSIOR !_EXCELSIOR!!
CHASTELLAR'S
For Removing Buperftuoas Hair.
rpO .THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INVALUABLE
I depilatory recommends itself as being an almost In
dbrpensiblo article to fornaio beauty, Is easily applied,
doe* not burn or injure tho skin, but acta directly on the
root*. It le warranted to removo superfluous hair from
low fore beads, or from any part of the body, completely,
totally and radically extirpating tho aims, leaving tho
akin soft, smooth and naturel This la the only article
used by iho French, and la tho only real effectual depila
tory in existence Prlco 75 conte por package, ecut post
paid to any address, on receipt of an order, by
' ' OEBOEB. Slfirrre A CO.. Chemists,
March 80 lyr No. 288 Itlvor at, Troy, N. Y.
E A Y.? Auburn.
O olden. Flaxen, and
Silken CURLS produced by
the use of Professor Dr
BREUX'? FRISER LE
CHEVEUX. One applica
tion warranted to carl the t
m03tstraight and stuhborn
hair of-either sax nto wavy ringlets, or heavy maealve
curia. Has been used by the fashionable* of Paila end
London, with tho most gratifying resulta. Doe* no In
jury to thahslr. Price by mall, sealed and postpaid, II.
Descriptivo circulare mailed fren. Address UKPOEH,
SllUTTS it CO., Chemlata. No. 283 Bivcr struct, Troy. N.
., Hole Agents for the Uni ti d States.
March 30_. ? ! ly
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November 1? .
0RUQ3, CHEMICALS, ETC. [
A Troaeher?tm unti Deadly Fois!
CATARRH !
1' am) MOI8B9 in un: UBAI?.
Dr. Norton's Now Komody
FOR CATARRH,
AND MODU OV TttEATMBNT If] TWi ACME
OK ' .
IT BREAKS CP Tills TERRIBLE DISEASE AT I ts
Fountain Head, aud innoves ot duco all Ilio wrotchoc?
?)inploi.iB of this liialliwmo malady, euch as l'ali? In the
Temple., Offensive Discharges, Ob true tiuu of ti 10 lironlL
liig Tubes, Hopul.lvu Breath, ]< > { Hounds In tin
Ear., AI'Sunt-.MIiiilediica*, Mi'iilnl liepruitlou, Idtnucasol
Vletnu, fioro Throat, Hacking Cough; restores tho bcum
ofToalo nuil finteli, unii pc niifiocntly cures thu discale. ID
all Ila typos, form, uud ?tapi ~, witli abitolutu certainty.
This roiucdy and modo treatment, like Ilio ditene,
U peculiar. In consists of tlio Initiation of harmlos* li
quids Iroin Uie i?ilm ol the hand. Ilm Immediate relici
it all'ord? l i alone north ten timen tho cost of tlio re?.
dira.
Norton'e Nun- Pamphlet on Catarrh la out. lnforuiv
tton uoTor before published. Call at our nearest Aajanrj
or mind a .lamp for tt.
Prepared by GERRIT NORTON, No. 11 Aun-Mirct.
Now York.
Drs. RAOUL & LYN All,
CITY APOTHECARIES.
November 1 llisturtnio Aitimi tor Charleston.
euT*T I ' ! '< 1.1 ?; TUB PLANTAT! > DIT
Mit!11, without precedent In Ilio 1 1. lory of tho world.
Iuero l?-?o so, ret In the mattar. They nm at onco tlic
niuat speedy, ?; reni;! beult liesllb-reatoior ever ills
covered. It requin!? but a slfaglfl Irini to iindcruland
Hit?. Their purity can olwoyn tie rollivi upon. Tb')
aru composed of tbf celebriteli Ca.l.iya Bark, ''aararllb
Dork, Dandelion. Cliamnim!? Flowers, Lavender
Klowcro, Winter, roen. Anise*, Olovtrbads, Orangc-porl,
Rcakc-ri)'.> , Caraway, Cortan.1er, Burdock.
S.-T.-1800 -. . fco.
; r.fy aro enpoclally rocommbtid>*d to clergymen, pub
Il speaker*, aud persons of literary lia'.Ita and seJoii
tory life, who require a lUm eli >n, a relish for tood.
and clear montai (acuities.
Delicate females and weak persons aro certain to find
In tin ? > Hitlers what they bava so long looted for.
They pitriry, streDcthan and Invigorate.
They croste a licollby appetita,
They are an antidoto to change of water and diet.
Tbey ovarciimn effects of dissipation and tat? hoars.
Ttiny aironctlieu the system and enliven tbe oittiiU
They provout lulmonllc and Intermittent fevers.
Tbey purify tho btrath suit ael'ttty ol tbo stomach.
The) cure Dispeps?a and t.'nuotlpattnn.
They euro laitirrboa, Uhotera and Cholera Morbus.
Tlioy cure Idvnr C'inpl.lut aud Nervous lWadaebo.
Tbey sre thi> best bitters In tbn world, Thoy mate
the weak man btroug, and aro oxhaiict-d nature's great
restorer.
Tbo following startling and ompbatlo s'alciuoata od
t e seen at onr office.
Letter of Rov. K. I'. Oiunn, Obaiilsln ol tlio lfiTIU No?
YoTk Regiment:
?mi AoqniA Cukkk, Msrcli stb. invt.
OwlDgjto tho great exposure and terrible decomponi
lion sftor tbo battio of AnUetam, I was utterly prostrat
ed ami very slek. ' My stnmacli would not retain medi*
Bino. An article called Plantation Bitter*, | r-tparrd by
Dr. Ddaxx, of New York, was prescribed to give oit
strength end bu oppetlto. To my groat surprlre tbey
garo mo Ituuioltato relief. Two bottles slotost aUou
moto Join my regiment. ? ? ? ? I bave since sevo
them nsnd lu uiauy cases, snd am free to say, for bos
pltsl or piivMo piuroaes I know of nothing like them.
Rev. r. P. ' : 11 a >: -., Ohai>Uiu.
Letter from the Rov. N. b. Uild i, tit. Clalrsvlllo, l'a.
Or.* t. km vir:?Yon wore hlud enough, on a former oc
caslon, tu ?end tue a half dualen buttle,] ol I'lnotatloo
Bitters for $a SO. My wifo h iring derived so iti
beneflt from tbn Una of these Hitlers, I desl? a ?- to
ccutlnue theui. and you will please sei.d ?> -,.? bettle?
moro for the. uiotioy SHCPis-?d.
I sm, very truly, .?> ra,
. . 01?--J-. Pastor Oer. lief. Clinrcb.
Hox.nl"1?1 iloMr, t?upminnrrriDr.?iT's Urnas, ?
OTNCi?.txTi, Ohio, Jan. lath, l boj. |
1 bave given your ritiihitton liltturs to hundreds ol
sur tiobl. soldiers wbo h.?s> Pere, moro or less disabled
from various causes, snd tbo eject Is uiarceL'ous snd
rratityinii.
Such a preparation as Ibis Is 1 heartily wish In ?vor;
tarali;, tu every hospital, and ?t baud on evory bait
Haiti. O. VT. ?>. ANDRE WH, Superintendent.
Dr. iV. A. emui, Miyeoii of tDoToulh Votmotit -
Imeut, writes:?"I wb-li every aoliller bad a bottle rf
Plantation Bittora. Tlioy ore tlio mc3t PtTkcUvs, psr
foci, and hormlcsN tonJ? l tver r,?d."
Wit.t.,?3>"ii ITctCL, I
WAsmroTOH, . O., May Md. lb03.
Qe?ctu>ji.X:?M'a require sneibrr supple of yuui
Plantatlun Citlirs, Iba popularity o whlsb dally lo
arcosas wllb the panels of our bous?.
RMpeetfully,
SYKES. OUADWICR A CO.
te. Ac. '.e. Ac Ac
Bs euro that every bottls) l.eam tbn taoatullo of oar
signature on a steel ptsto iaPi t, ?rlth Otti pri \'.n stamp
over tbe cork.
P. H. DRAKE & 00,
Vo. SW BROAD WAY, N. Y,
Bold by all rxcpcctahla Druggltis, Physicians, Orouer
Saloons, aud cooxittv U6ts4a IcaJsira.
AJlU t._
IjW PEKjc??iiJLJC'
For tho liandkoixliiof.
m
A M08T EXQUISITE, DELICATE, AND FRA
GRANT PERFUME, Distilled from tho Rare end !
Beautiful Flower from which it taken ite name.
MANTJFAOTURED only by phalon & 80n,
NXW YORK.
BEWARE OF COUNTEEFEFTS
abe TOB alo:;'s?take no e .
Sold by Dragfrlfite gonorally, and
Sold tt lYboIoaalo by
Goodrich, wmm & co.,
January 11 mthlyr
rUDLI? NUTIOH.
07 E OF TREASURY, I
January 8,18C7.1
PUBLIO NOTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN TliAT UNDER
tho foUowmg Ordlnanco licenses bave boon prepared
for delivery from this onice. 8. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
Bxo. 1. Ik it Oriaintd by the Mayar and Aldermen in
i City Canneti attenbUd. That from Ond after the Arat day
of January, lice u sea aliali be taken oat for ell carts, drays
and wagons, used for private aud domccttc pniposea. In
the same mannor, and according to tho same provisions
now of force In relation to carte, drays and wagons, letor
driven for biro, except giving bonds. And each such
cart, dray or wagon, a bail be provided with a badge con
taining the number thereof, and marked PrtixKe, to be
placed on the outsido of tbo (baft. I .
Ssa X No poison sball be takon by the 'ireasnror _
surety to any bond under tho Ordlnanco ooneerniug li
censes for carts, drays, wagons and other car nag os, un
less be or ehe bo a freeholder. :
. 3. Tbe tollow'ng shall hereafter be the rates far j
licenses for public and privato carta, drays, wagons, lie.
mtlndlng the horses or mules used thereof, which shall
tie free from other taxation;
ronuo OAjtTS, dbavu, era, on tsoss eutvotcd ta un \
Business wrtATEVKit, ron ihre Pincer os, rrtniaxxoT.
For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by ono horse
mule, ?'J0. ...
For every otre, dray or wagon, drawn by two borne? c
mules, ?30.
For ovVry hack and carriage with two wheels, (30.
For every back and carriage with four whcola, f 10.
For ovory stage or omnibus (oxoept line omnibus),
with two burses, ?60.
For every etsgo or omnibus (except lino omnibus),
drawn by four horses, too.
For every truck drawn oy two or more horsoaor mules,
ten.
For evory express wagon drawn by two or moro horscj
er mule -, fdO.
Daran oasts aito peivati oasts, bats, cve.
' For overy broad cart or wagon, to.
For overy cart, dray or wagon, used for privat? or do
mestic purposes, and not to be employed m tbe trans
porting of goods, wares, merchandise, lumber, or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly o
tudhrocUy for tho samo, ?hall pay for a lioenao tho sum c
a?, exclusive of the horte or mois.
Rotin ed In City Council, tlua loth day of January,
(u a.) In tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hun*
dred and sixty-etx.
P. C. OiXLLABD. Mayor.
.'' By the Mayor.
Jtnuary ?_W. B. 8M1TB, Clark of Council.
TIIOS. -Et. w
DSTOilT & AWL) l; 3Al.t .1 U
?VIBk -Sraeerlse, Clinici Tant, ?I... ate.
?f?* 930 a VA QRMBliMCU.8T.. . Of li it Rt M
DRUGS. CHEM1 A18, ETC.
DR. N. A. PRATT,
ivooksKoii nun' a wiuun uiiotu?B8.?
m?lks?lij mu u.i ?;?,
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING uuemist,
INO. 23 HAY E STREET,
?HAIILESTON, S. C,
Di: A LEU in
MUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, GLASS,
and
DRUGGISTS' RUNDRIEB.
Analysis of Oro?, Soll?. Fortilizi ra, te, uiado with
Tesici c?ro nud a curacy. Cliouilcsl sdvicc i;lvmi lu nil
branches of Ibc science, on moderato (crina.
Dr. F. OMNI D.vNSELLY Is connected with Ilio above
lounc, and win bn pleased to ?co blu miuiorous friends
:ud acquaintances. stulliHran _March 1?_
FOUTZ'S
CELEBRATED
HORSE ANO CVITLE lOWUIiUS.
EUS. YELLOW WATER
E E. FEVERS.
FOUNDER, LOSS OK
APPETITE AND VI
TAL ENERGY, Ao.
ITS USE IMPROVES
E WIND, IN
CREASES THE -
I'KTiTE?G I V E h A
SMOOTH and GLOS
SY SKIN?and trans
forms Ihn MISERA
ULK SKELETONS
INTO A FINE LOOK
ING AND SPIRITED HORSE
This preparation, toni;
d favorably known.
v/UI thoroughly rclnvtgo
ralo broken dowu and
low-spirited horses, by
tre net h eu In sud
cliMielug the stomach
and intestines.
It Is a suro preventivo
of all diseases Incldoot
to lids sulin?l, such aa
LUNG FEVE1I, GLAND
HEAVES. COUOHS, DIS
TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION IS
INVALUABLE. It In
creases tho quantity
and Improves tho quell
ly of the MIL K. It
has been proven by ac
tual experiment tu In
crcoso tho quantity of
MILK and E A M
twonty per cent., and
mako tho BUTTER
tlrm and snoot. In fat
i toning cattle, It givo.
: them an appetite, loor
ans their hido, and makes thorn thrivo much faster.
IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCH AS COUOII3.
UM. ERS IN TUR
LUN08, LIVER, Aa,
this article seta as a
(pocin-. By putting
from one-half a papere
to a paper In a barrel "
of swill the sbovo d?a
nosos will bo oradles- _
(od or entirely pro- t*j
vented. If given m
timo, a certain preventivo and cure for Iho Uog Oboiora.
PREPARED BY
S. A. FOUTZ & RRO.,
No. 110 FRANKLIN STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md.
FOR SALE OY
DOWIE & MOISE,
SOUTHERN BRIIG HOUSE.
NO. 151 MEETING STREET,
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON MOTEL.
March J3_stuthOmo
?
THIS DELICIOUB TONIC. ESPECIALLY DESIGNED
for tho use of tho
Medical Profession and the Family,
I? now endorsed by oU the premino -.t Physicians, Chem
ists and Connoisseurs, .. possessing all thoao intrinsic
msdlclnal qualities (Ionia and diuretic) which belong to
OLD AND PURE GIN.
We trust that our established reputation?founded
upon eighty-eight years of oxperlonce?abundantly vin
dicates our claims to public confidence, and guaran
tees the excellence of this Standard Article.
Put up In cases containing ouo dozen bottles each, and
cold by all prominent Druggists, Grocers, So.
A. M. U1NINQER & CO.
(Established 1770.) Solo Importers,
No. IS weaver street, New York.
Opinions of tlie Press,
The Blningers, No. IS Beaver ntroot, bavo a very high
reputation to sustain, as tho oldest and best houso In
New York.?Home Journal.
The houso of A. M. Plnlugor A Co., No. IS Beaver
tree t, has sustained, for a period of eighty y ars, a r?pu
tation that may well be on vi ed.? '. Y. Bvning Patt.
GOODRICD, WINEMAN & CO.,
NO. 163 MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Ho lel.
and
DOWIE & MOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KINO At CASSIDE Y.
NO. 161 MEETING STREET,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. 0.
January 29 tull?s emo
SARATOGA
"BX?BLSIOR" MM WATER.
r nil WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
I be unequalled by that of any other In tho far-famed
valley of bara toga Its virtues aro such ss have secured
It the high onoomJuma of all who bavo used It, possess
ing, aa It doos, in an omlnent dogrce, cathartic, diuretic,
alterativo and to ale quail ties.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D., Professor
Practico of Physic, Jefferson Medical Collogo, Philo.
delpbU, formerly of Charleston, 8. 0.:
Pnnanit.nna, November IS, ?? .
I have bean for a year or moro past In the habit of
taking the water of the "Excelsior" Spring of Saratoga.
Acouatoniod during tho Threat portion of my Invalid Hie
to use the different waters of tho several fountains whicn
boll up along that remarkable valley, dependent. Indeed.,
upon them lor much of the comfort I enjoy, I sin satis
fied that the Excelsior Water Is as welt adapted as any
other among them, if not mare to, to the purposes for
which thoy aro generally employed. It Is very ajrroeablo.
strongly Impregnated with the carbonio acu?, lively and
sparklrog, " ? ? I eon heartily and consdontlousiy
recommend It to all who need a gentle cathartic and
diarcUe. SAMUEL HEN Y DICKSON, M. D.
Tho Water Is put up In Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed In good order for shipping, pinta in boxo, ol
four dozen each, and quarts in boxes of two dozen eich.
BOLD AT WnoUESALB BY
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., .
Importerg and Wholesale Drnggista,
No. 103 MEETING STREBT,
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTXL.
DOWIE & MOISE,
No. IBI MELTING STREET,
Opposi te Charleston Hotel.
And for solo by first class Druggists ana Hotels.
January13 f rr.o
THE BEST TONIC NOW IN CSE !
STRASBURGER & NUHN,
DCFOCTEBS OF
TOYS, CHINA, SLATES AND SLATE
PENCILS.
3TRA8B?P.GER k NUTTN, FORGED BY THE RAPID
Increase of their business and their present tmvde
lusie accommodations, havo made arrangements te re
nove fro a) a M Maidon Leno to the extensive loft? of
S? ^KBR.?.i7I)W.AY'^<*r ** NewTek on
ha l?th of March; offering there to buyers better li
lacements than ever before, thttutmcs fobraarvM
?AVfittA. Y0I^(t&Mc.KEN21E,
UW. ?HD COLLECTION OFPiCB,
Noe. SO and 40 Park Row,
(JaajlABO U Mo kits
afiWToaa,
IT AVINO ?COOKEDRu TO THF VORSUM 00 Lidi O.
?L XJON BUMNE8H Of HtW?
fm * FLANDERS,. ? viti attend ? . , ? &
.arida? and ms caring eia/ma throughout the trni&S
etra ?- Oleada.
JTOMMiBSiQaMt? JfvM AiA TBM ttATSX