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TO^AY^OBKING, APRIL 30, 1867, Ote ?? ^W^V^"p'CK IB THE 'MORXING, Tho dew lay gh^rhogoD the grnss, A mist lay on tho brook ; C*S ETIJA At tho earliest beam- Of th* golden sun, The swallow her nest forsook. Tho snmvy. bloom ?r ibu hawthorn treo ri :" ?: "Lay thickly, tho ground adorning; Tho birds Were ?ingina; in every bush, - V. -.At ave o'clock tu the morning:. And Bessie, tho milkmaid, merrily sang, ..,. .1..rJEonthe meadows werefre&h and fair; 7".'. v...Th?/brieei? of the morning-kissed her brow,. ' " "* " And played .with her nut-brown hair; But oft she turned and looked around. As it thu silence scorning: Twas' timo for the mower to whet his scythe At five o'clock in the morning. . . And over the meadow thc mowers came, . And merry their voices rang; And ono amonpthem wended his way PI To where tho milkmaid sang; And, as he lingered by her side. Despite his comrade's warning, Tte old, old story was told again, ; At five o'clock in ti? morning. GOD AM> MAMMON. The Richmond Examiner publishes tho sub? joined letter on the American colony at Jaffa, and com monts upon it as follows: 1 : '"Laugh a? we may, thero is a solemn and per? vading- oonvi'tion in* New England tnat Providence lias that people under - His peculiar keeping, and has ordained tnat; the conversion and beatifica 1 ' ~tion "of the world'are to be accomplished by their. ; assistance. Hence, whether -Kansas is to bo purg? ed of slavery, or Oregon Of the 'curse -oi inequality . among the ?eres, or tho- South of States Biguts, or r^Jeriisaleni of antiquity, -tho "chosan of theLordar? ?ver rjdady to migrate to.the fiold of operations iu ~r":3.sufficient,numbera to eke. out the shortcoming* of \-,t.On?nipptence. " It inay be'? .veryt properly inquired * how so selfish a.race eau be induced, to embark in such adventures.' 'Wffanswer simply by appealing : to ita selfishness. 'Only.get up an idea that .there , i? a dividend in religion und piety.'goesup in the nabing regions like gold after a Los. - battle.' Tho W: Scriptural exhibition of a union of ti?d and mam . . mon baa no terrors for them-they regard them? selves much too manly to be bound by any inax ?mti, so anihtmt and-oreen." -".'{ *. . --..rlThua we-havebefore us a handsome pamphlet of '.?.'Cat?BntyroneT pagos, published in ,1865, entitled, "Prospectus rbrihe Church J?nterprise and Silver ^n-Jliian^rOon^panyfr wherein ono Kev. J. Lewis Tre _ fern provea conclusively that a speculation in iNe vada-mtneo is the surest and abor test way to spread the area of tho 'Lord ? moral vineyard in.that di - rectum,, and oilers to all proselytizing failures the i . compensation of pecuniary, success. Of like pur? pose was the great emigration .planned last year, : - Dy-IJev; Gr. "IV Adiaba, .' The, doodleizlng of l'aies-' '^e'was;indeed,,?? objecii'?f just'-ambition^ pat : ? /Parson. Adams, fcne w hie'business rmuoh. too-well to . base .it'.an-jiuctunai'nnT grounda.. Ta the venerable . ':7-macons of,AIame,;he adorad theresistless lure of perpetual youth-the famed fountain whiOhTshduld -, - .. Bupers6de:^?7iat: av Farts, arid obviate the' neees . Vf aity of vinegar ronge-w?il? he' t?rned;the..heads $gim??&??m t?&6ai&[v?SBp- by'?te : picture: of '^'^Bc^x^^y^?^??ts' b?' Chir?q?i im?g?^.-?pity . .bushels, to the acre, andyj'hree crops per unuum ! . ^^Jfo'lw^h?-morto^bbrn 'ot woman, could stand that? prestir?, -and- Parson, Adams got' his colo ny. together without ' difficulty and started, Xor tho-. ie .^HtfjTth?i?HTbfc&rter:iw? -print ^elsewhere; teils i&--a&m&m?ty\ t*^?*:<: * j . ; v One things at lea*u^ i?:estebha^d thereby. Mr. ' "yand Mri '^anis naveniad?..a. capital thing of: it. ', ;. Tho lad^-has tinned;emigration to profitante'jab?' ni ~?o?i??yi? the mat ter of: diamond' rings and "silver j plate, while ber reverend spouse att'ects'the more tm carnal comfort of ? London Lock and Alisop's XXX fi?te ThoMussulman will he tikoly to imbibe rexafted ojeteas' dP Christianity, civilization and .o?lighten .'-^nwsfrt. ff om'th?se 'apostles. of th? New (England) ^^i^spenaafio^7...;,. * | ff : Tte foflwoing a th?frttB?q.- ./.l^ .,, .' j i ^?S^S? JACTA,Sxau, March^1867.' .^W*MnWfight, Addison, Me?: Sir^Moafc pressing business has until now pre? vented my. answering your lot tor received on the io Jlst .instant? but as you so ear ne? tly inquire ' after ?thb rjcnditioii of tile colony brought here by G. j T. Adams, from Mainer, and alBo into' tho' nature of ^y^y^i?a^ii?uH with him, which he-has put "' '-niio'adcnhtfui light, J,.iox your sake as- well; as t and t<k the sake ol' those who- might a tili oVVfee 3up?d by thiq advem^er. -teelit-to be mv du ty ' >. i-t? givetyou as muchoi: the -'desired information : as" < : .-.tny-tinso- will allow me ?t the present moment, j " -^.^.?an^^^B?p^b^IS^fch^ . ^Jfg^?0*??. bunured ..a^d^^y^vw-peMons "^?icr??of whom thirteen"diod before th? expiration ?; ?oT^Orm?nths,; Among, those deceased were four' -c\ growai up persons and;nine children. -When''the CQloj?s?5.had;?nly been a few days on.anOre;*the3L: ;v>a?am? mm?for less awareHhatMr^Adamyren^ *^f|?,1^^<l^!i^e?tip^?ere, for IQ ? ?tanate?b^-?-PaWstme evetf the oldest peo _ plo looked young and blwming; that many treas urea we?^Jipai^ u?^?a;D^ tk^^ou^ tho soli her?^>bM ?ir |;>d^ia*and throe times m one yfc^inSm?Oe?io?ng much labor ito cultivate it; that the orange trees would also ; ^m^t'/^^t^f^aman got ashore here withonlyojoe dollar in his pocket, it would go farther than one hundred in America.. The reason- for - this was ?to. half. t?ioe^bfcJ?^ ^ne^fi'^D^^^heyjco?ld either do without it bere,. or get it very cneap, feo . ? najodey no marteir.ix>h?y were left destitute "after these1 absurdities, : fox, o.yery : man or woman who ' "t^x?s ?v?r visited this country has experienced-the i contrary of these alleged.facts, as have also theso. ; ;P9PE settlors* to, their;great dismay and diBsatis factiori. Mr. Afi^ma knew and1' waa.^tblli, '?.JWM mayhiadfcgy-;- -'alf = f tt?e'-"' Sacks'/ that would arise hero to. niBrrnn'df?rtAMng? '. aft" the i idifflcultiee and disadvantages the settler* would be subjected to from climate, people and gov? ernment: bn^ ^ie was most obstinately blina fa j - : all bdtwhat'he wished to see, and just aa d'mi be? fore and atterhis arrival to.aUadvice,.whichie?i-. ? dents of this count... and myself especially, gate - --i?ttttmccrnihg'^ s?ita-" ble modo of e^abtiahing. the colonv, budding the ^n^/workjn^ the^UnS/etc. in thia country, ?OT'Bistance,-.peoplo only hve in stone bouses, ?they . ..being the:best adapted to tho enmato. iWcpden, bonsee^a^os^urihealthy on v?cerjunt of the "DX ft^e-'fi^i,-which they are unable'.to protect "'VslfiNj^trMr; Au>his^'.bow.eyeri.,in ,the. face of ia ^ ..naffimVelrperienco, and against all proffered, ad -? .< vi0??,11*8 providedwcclenhouseafor the colonists, ^?w^^fe-*^ft^^'ia,i*bis wintry - season, are the ~ causee ofrmuch'8uffering,^ but which-, in the sam iu^A>itt.b?.itoupporUble-and the horii?s; of fever ' ^ siBd<death. --->i'ii. . .. .s_ . ' --"?.".< "Purthex, as to Adatosv.it i8;rea^.^oat trying _ that this'^^drunken,-blasphemous, heartlesa impos ; . .'ler??nua be Aliowed to call himself a minister, of ' ? ?i?-gospeL ' This man has wilMIyi?id.lntent?oh aliy led: tn'ore than ?ne '.hundred and 'fifty of his feUow1.creatures to misery and even death, in hav-.. .ing deluded thom to leave their comfortable ho JI es : a-nAtxxr^ lives and . hapless, andie has cheated them, some Out of ail aomo.tmt of most of their small and "bard1 earned ? - <^ery^?ie>- tayec?nse'(?; theyj a^hdon tlie needy^ '."^htest opposition, ?r by'tbeir^outspoken. dnap . p?oaminanV and .desire t J return to Am?ne*, ineur ^.their jAispleasnre, they most foully slander and per i^aannW' iln his so-calliwl- sermons, which Adams ,-i^ene?T?ry ^lefivora-v/m P^? :'-o*pAilyraves ?b?ht tbeicr,- cursing them and their native land, thus perading them' publicly ;andpri? vately besides to every traveler Wey'come in con! 7 "?ftyj t tVfp persc^s^ar^-now pi-eparing to. return to th? . .Pmted?tatee,.but.tc! ac?anrplmh this they must wait till all their accounta are settled with Adams andJthev have received the tide deeds for the plats: . of ^?r^ugh?-bf n?my thingB wMeh^have'contin-| -iia^TAenpttt dfrtfy AdiimB, but which the Consoi-j General pf Jerusalem, Mr.' H. V. Beauboucher, has ! '^w.ufl?et?lien to see'ilone. ' Soni? bf the people, :.'?hw6ver,; are^Iam's^rr^to'say,''!^ means' " O?: defraying'the" expenses, oj the Journey homeJ xi ?BOTeralr?having'recaived/from^iays?lf, ai^ kteiy Jror? Mr..:Beaul?uchei-, pecunian' assistance, as . otherwi8e4hey would bave'starvad.- Adama knows - notiung-<**eepmg"acc?unt8, nor of any responsi i!?m^;witb;fe?^ t?'the money' entrnste^to him,1 'tor bo^b?t^b?w^^ thought} lesa manner; ' jfr waa1 a woU known fact to their fbi-i \lpwer8;^nafr^aet'?f'ttom'. owned' > dolIar,yeti ; Mx?, Aidaini^^Vore she left Amer i ca( .bought' ?ia- ; . mondrnigs/au vee plate, etc., tor their. b\vn"use^' ! .. , Adams, after landing here, received through met . a, letter;bom the United States embassador at Con-; . stahttnopld, announcing to him thJ refusal of. the; . ?TrjE?dsh ffoverzmaent to grant the concession - or; . finnan Adams bad petitioned for, but" when he-re-i - turnea oh board bf -tbei?e?lie (^?pin he- h?id the> ' itoo^oit^'toinfbTih the people thatxiod had blesfi?dj . ; ^em^b.???^?yJ'ahd that the "iHirki?h, govefn-j 'ment had granted tho concessions, and moro than; ; they hadi^df?r^H'theinrst. five weeks,; fromi .September-2i-?o October 30. -Adamsv for himself 1 and;people ordered'two hundred and one bottles: of-brandy, besides-eever&l barrels of-wine and Eng-! bab naje ali. thereby spending aboiit'two hundred :<au?n% dellars bi. gold, and'lie was s?en.Bb"often! ?^^^^tre^nativesia^Tait?y ca?e'd'him tho! druh^fcenpir&sia?L. j;:!;..^;': ': ." '.; ": . i.??r%X~.'^rtO^'-.Bii; y?ioi^r^M?QyVJ' 'j-r.. \ J . je* hua ';-a : JBU?RMA??N^LO WENTIIALv .?*..*.;ii\:,xL : i.w's ..UnitedStates Vice Consul. .. ;A DTJEE ATO-ris- C!oNSEqraarc?s.-?An ! amusing .MWfjlii^i^ .about five miles from; *^?pSi^r?|?^r^?P a remark made by a man ? 'fe ma finena on.:geenig: a ;htdy. coming .ou?..ofi ohureh. The lady was unknown "to the person: -making tte remark, but happened to be the other's wife^jAslap in the face waa the consequence, and a. challenge came s^on-afier^o Thfe= waa' accepted, .econda. selected-a plac?. The wife^.got rx^j^^mM^&g^ioM step* to 15? to- notify the .p?>ngJhit"rnight feheruinsDand;Qn?r^h?4t??n90f a ooV 'she t?oka better m?liod bj gpm? to the 'house-orthe other party, where afcemet bis w?'e and a pian was;aoon ; concocted between the femi ^S^Vm?z?fng .appointedf fdr -the?^k.^b?a inmbands frot"np^early-^wiy?a ditte, -> Bhsbands took carnaees, and their wiVes-^d-'arnic? with five children and the other with three-took other vehicles ini waiting,. When^tbiS, two duehsts ar? rived, at tho apot fney were somewhat astonished on(seeingthe two other carnages drivo up with ^6ir-passengers, who coolly informed the men that they also had come to fight, so as to make it ia compl?te fiuiuiy quarrel, each at tho same time producing an empty pirrse and a package of baby linen as their arms ard munitions of war. Tho little ouee had popguns uid firecrackers, and soon some indulged in a cry. rt is useless to add that the bloodthirsty Benedicks made peace on the koot, and returned to 'Havana, in company with fnwBecohds, to celebrate the affair over a cham? pagne dinner.: . ' -A mail frrTJh/cago has applied for a divorce on the ground that for nineteen years past his wife bas regularly ^01^64''^?,. . .-. 03S 7333 -?l ?' ?? ---';-' ;...'. J . THIIOC?? ?BAINS TO hommm ^T?ia lake 1 ViiM^iiiBBW. H^r-hmr hat teaoMMfebyaflofa ?' W. Bryson, the Superintendent of the Florida Cen? tral Beflr on d, that on andi af tor Monday next tho < pa?so?gor train will fun through"from Jackson? ville, to. Savannah, without changing-, cars on the ? route.,-.There wfll be-two trains ?running between ? Lake City and'JackaohviUo, a day ?rain and a night j train, Hie day tramiw?l leaveLaie'Cityas here? tofore, 8.40; the.i?ight train at_7-o?ctook. ? It wul b? gratuVugt to i learn of tho above arrangement; It-wfll notionly j bo a great convenience and -increase.the travel on the roai'-s between Jacksonville and Savahnahi but. : ., it also shows that, we are making rapid advance? ments in ?our railroad system. : . Re?ef Association," hts placed at the disposal of Mesirsi Jas. A."Yo?ng,\V. D. McD?wall, Jas. Dun? lap aud J. B. Kershaw, one thousand- dollars, for .the relief of the widows and orphans of deceased .Confederate soldiers of this vicinity. This is tho second o?Tering of this nuble people to this com? munity. . May tho blessing pronounced upon the merciful, be richly theirs.r--CVi7ndWt/our7ia/, : COMMERCIAL. Exports. HAYRE-Per sehr Robert Caldwell-82 bales SI and 1469 bales Upland Cotton, 10.461 feet Yellow Pine Plank. PROVIDENCE-Per sehr Harry Landell-85,160: feet Flooring Boards, 33,433 feet Plank, 15,240 feet Sawed 'limber. 34,705.:'eot Hewn, Timber. *.*. BALTIMORE-Per sehr ? R Kirk-207,000 feet Lumber. - Tbc Charle sion Cotton Market. OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, 1 CHARLESTON, Monday Evening, April 29,1867. J Tho market opened active, buyers" operating to the ex? tent ol 115 bales at irregular prie/s, when intelligence waa rocoived of a strong upward movement in the rates at Liverpool, causing holders either to withdraw their stocks or decidedly increase their figures, which brought the transactions of tho day to a stand. Sales about 115 bales, say 1 at 24,29 at 25,1 at 25#, 35 at 2G, 4 at 26>i, 50 at 26#, and 40 at 27 cents. Quotations are omitted.. V Ne-H" Orleans' Market. NEW ORLEANS, April .24-Corxoifc-Tho market opened quiet this morning, but later in the - day, despite tho discouraging tenor of the Liverpool :adview, and tbe uuusual depreciation reported at .New York, the mbve - ment assumed more animation, and although the'demand was confined to a few buyers,, still a full average busin 3 SB-. has been transacted, comprising, at the close, 2950 bales, ten brokers jparu^pating m.- the business. Prices indi? cated uo - material- alteration- aa to the higher descriptions, while', o figures realized for the. lower -qualities, tho suppl) >t wniah was quite abundant,.disoloeed consider? able irregularity, wiui a general tendency to greater weakness. - The evening dispatches, dated Liverpool, '2:40, came' to hand too late- to- exercise any influence of moiueut on pri?es. "With the above remarks, we nominally repeat last eve? ning's quotations, M follows': ordinary l'8ai8>?c; Good Ordinary 20c; Low puddling 22c; ana iii Idling 25c. lt mast be borne m mind that our quotations are predicat? ed on the purchases made today, and not on the'; closing position of the market,-. . DjlLV 'COTTOM STATEMENT. Stock on hand September 1,1800...;.bales 102,082 Received to-day..'J..'. 215 Received previoualy.,...;.?r,?.?^..?.:. 701?687-70?,902. : i 80?984 Cleared to-day.Eft! 7,630 ; Cleared previously. ?........'..0^,263-660,893 Stock on hand.. i.; ;-.l.Z.......14?.?91 Socan AND MOLASSES-Only 10 hhds Bogar have been received since yesterday-no Molasrtoa. anexe 'is little or no demand, and wo have not?any nales to report to-day, We quote tau: Louisiana Sugar 12>?c, fahy fair 13c, prime l&XaUt&e $ lb. Prime Molasses 72c pur gallon. The niar ' ket is wed shppliod'with Cuba Sugar ami Molasses, ibut it is extremely uail In th? total absence -ot' sales wo are compelled to on it quotations^ . ' -' ? ?"*. **.' . i ~~4 . - COAN-fa very, much in request, but the- market is nearly baresand prices have still further advanced at least 5c per bushel. What little remains' in first hands is held by a few parties who are asking $1 45 and $1 50,perd bushey for:all descriptions. About 800 eacks mixed froid at*l;4?per.buaheL . - ' - j. i ma G HTS.-The market is dull, but. the rates 'are l firmer. They uro Pieper lb for cotton by steam for Kew York, >ic for Boston, w. per hod. for tobacco lor New Yorkj 60o per bbl for nour, and Soo per sack, for corn. Sail Inr Boston ^c-for. cotton. Sail for Liverpool 17-32a .O-iea. Havrel?6c? ' ' :':?.'' ' \ -fr; A'cw York Market. MONB? MABKE.T. Tho Now York E??ni?ff Pott," of Saturday, April 27, ^y8'' i'.'v:" jZi : . "j* '_"":- ? The caso in the loan market continues aa the conntry merchants are bringing into the city all their hoarded funds, and the deposita and legal tender* in bank'show a consequent increase. Th? rate f?r call-loans raUgOB from 5a0, with exceptional:transactions at eaahr ratea. ; 0pm i merdai paper ..ls: carefully scruti a ized,-but choice ' hills j are scarce and pass at-6a7. There; isa little more dispo mtion-.tot make timo loans, which isr regard ed as 8 favora? ble symptom, by those- who expect a hvely speculation during the current season: . - :-'. (''.?>?'? ' '.; ?.NEW YOBS, April 27_Flora, So-The murket for wes? tern and state flour is fairly active, especially for the low grades, which are lOc.better. Medium and high grades are-firm.-.'.' -"y-^' 1 . "?-V,y^s?. - i > The-"BA!-* toe T,W0 bble at $10.wnJUtjtS.xbx'.superfine stato'and1 western';'; $lr;30aI3'?0 ifoj? brolnary and I common extra' state ? Sil 40al2 55. for tho. low grades I of spring wheat western'extra ;$12~6oal3 75 Sot ship? ping Ohio ; SIS 85al4 '90'for trade, and family brnfids of Ohio, MrchigAh'-and Indiana, and $15 85al9.25 for St. Louis extras. California flour la firmer and iniair demand. - Sala? of | ? 589 bblsand'sacka'atllC"^?^.-] -.-.'.? v.' ; |> 'Canadian uour'is firmer. Sales of 150 bbla at $13 25a 14 15 for the low gradee of extra, and ?14. 25al0 50 for tradeaudfamflybrands.'' Southam flour is firmer. ? Bales of 150 bbb at $1210a 13 80 for common to fair Baltimore and country extras, and 514 25ol7 75 for trude and family brands. Eye flour is again aimer., Biles Qf..ilQJbbhiat $8 QOa Corn meal.is firm. . Salea of ?OO-bbls dt $6 for city and S6 80 forBrandywkie.- 3 5 ~ ? - - ?.? j GBATN.-The wheat market is steady and less active. The demand is checked by the high prices insisted, and is chiefly for milling. I The eales are30,000 bushs at $2 65a2;7J) ? for ;??o. 2 Mil? waukee club ; $2 G? for "No.- 3 spring; $3 28a3 81 for White Californian, and ?3 75for White Michigan.. Barley is very flrmly hod, but is quiet Bales of 7800 bustoW?a*emat$l08-afloit. ?-: f \??\\ Oats are about lo easier. . The eales ar? 2C80- bushs Western at 75/?a76J?o; State at 82c in store. Rye is fairly- active and firmly hold,- The sales are 22, 000 bushs Western at SI 65al 57. Corn opened with somewhat cf a paulo in the market, and prices declined to Si 32, bu t subsequently recovered and closed quiet somewhat unsettled at SI 31a 1 34J?. ; ?? The sales are-westernmixed at $1 32al 36 In store; do afloat, SI 34,^al 30; western white,- Si 32 in store; new do, il 30ai 31 afloat; southexu white, SI 41al 42.. t \ -PSOVISIOMS-Tho .pork market:has been:very fairly actrve>'bu? at easierrates "and closes barely steady," For future delivery we near cf 5?p bbls moss, buyer: May, at ! $2310,.. .. . .. - i . The sal encash and regular, are 4,100 bbla, St $22 for ,-old mea ts;" $22 70a22 80 for now do. ".'iOUl remamff nri?'a?afairly active. Sales of-200 bble at $15a21 00 for plain mess; $21a24 00 for extra-ao.-* * - " - . Tierce beef is quiet at former figures. Beef hams are quiet at $40a41 for western. Cut meats are firmly held at full former figures. Sales of WO packages at 8?a9o for dry" salted shoulders, tho outside for small lots,, and 12?Xo fox do hams. Bacon is in good demand and prices are higher, closing firm. ' Sales or 734. boxes at io?-for Cumberland cat, ?nd ll?alT#c for..short rib. Lard is dull and prices unsettled, owing te the fluctua? tions in gold. ? Wc quotoatabou?42>?;pjc:;-? for No 1; 12^al3c for J ey ; 13al8^c for iair to prime steam. Salas dfjpnly smiiU Jobbing lots. .1 : BnriEK-la dull and the market: heavy.; We quote . GoBlran and Orange county pails, per, lb, 30a35?; State [.fn-kms. good to prim?, 18a22c; Statebalf-firkma medium to primo, 20a24o ; State firkins common and fair, llalOc; State; Welsh tubs, fair to prime, 16a20u; Western reserve good te \-choice,'. 12alic;. Western reserve, , common to good, 'Halie;' Northern Pennsylvroiia, 15a20c. ft CHEEHB^-IS dun and ?ndaanged. We .quote : Stato ?C tory, good to:idwlce,.per ?, lSalUc; State faetepvTr to good: IBalTc; Steto.faotory, common to ppiett'e-;llal5c ! diirv, Connecticut, 15al7c; En?>^h dalry Ohio, TtM7d;'Termopt'cl??ry nur to goQd,.>hU5c; Ohio prim ev 12?l5c; Ohio'common. 6it2c; Pi^PPle, 20a33a " COFFEE-The demand ho> Deen lair and the market firm. , >^ 'CorroK,-The ma***t to-day ls quiet, buyers and sell ero are' apart in C^ar views. The offerings are fight, at 27a28cfor miJ-dling -nplaude, and 29c for do New Orleans, andTexa?^ -j ..' HAT^-lsmoro plenty, and with. a fidling off in the de-! map-l pnces are .weak at 5180a2 for shipping, and $210a 2-tf tor rehu? lots.;.. MOL.VSSES-Is dull, and prices are nominal. --: -. -RICE-IS duh, and prices are nominal. . ' SUGAS/T-R?w sugars are more active and are -firmer at lO&alO},' fornu>. to good refining. . Beaned are dull, but! firm at 15o for hards. , ..WBisKEv-The market ls firm. Small : sales at 30c in bond. FKEIOHT-The engagements to Liverpool are 200 bales i cottanby steamers at *?d ; to Bristol 160 boxes bacon at: 15a, Two vessels were chartered, one to Galway with! 300 grs, corn at lc 7>?u, and the other-with 1200 bbls! .poteolBpm to,I4verpool at 4s Cd. consignee? per Sontn Carolina RaUroacf, ?lk? v: Aprll^O,, . -A-. j - 247 bales Cotton, 10 -bales Domestics, Gi bags Peas, 24 ;| bbl? Spirits.Turpentine,:G2 bbls Rosin, 2 Cannon,! car j Cattle, Ac. To Ravenel & Co, It B Agent. M Goldsm^'-1 S: Son, C KHuger, H Gerdts Ar Co, OBtehdorff & Co, Walsh, Gibbes & Co, W Roach, J H Baggett A Co, J M Caldwell ASons, EHEodgors & Co, J Binns, H I J?f- ! fers A Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith & Co, G Robertson, John-1 Btorv Crewa k Co. JE. J Wise & Co, G W Williams & Co, B F Ru88ey, A Robmson k Co, Z Davis, O Boeder, J A J D , Kirkpatrick. G E Pritchett, W P Dowling, Thurston k Hohne^SiOwena. ' ' '."J ''' 1 ......i.,-...:;.. . passenger?. _:i Bee steamer Eliza Hancox, from Savannah, via Beaufort and Hilton Hoad-W M Marsh, J BelsinnL B H Richard? son, G Hall, J Nichols, L Scofield. AI Reed, B Peters, C T J ones, A H Hersey and lady, Gen Blake and lady, G T Peabody and 2 ladies, W T Peabody, A McO Bishop, B 8 Lewis, E B Champney, J Shepard, A Brown, B W Lewis, S Reed and lady, J G Matthiessen, and 20 deck. / "JzCOaiiBOTED WKEKLT? .'71 ... :.' . ?i S??j 1PHA8E8 OF THB KOOK, fif *g ? New MImte Sh. 20m. morn I Full M. 18tij.fih. 32n?i?brn FirstQ^?OthtSh. 44m. even. Last Q. 26tH;0h. 2ihVeven AP'lLiKAT, SUK. RIHE8, I SETS. HOON El HES. moa WAITH. 29iMouday.... ITuoaday.... Wednesday. Thursday... Friday.-*..'. Saturday... Sunday. 5. .16 6, .15 6..14 6..13 5. .12 5. J2 5.. 10 6.. 40 G. .41 G. .40 6. .41 C. .42 6. .42 6..4S 2.. 10 2.. 60 8. .84 4. .16 4..52 Sets. 8..15 3..43 , C..21 7.. C 7..57 8..44 MARINE NEWS. PORT OF CHARLESTON. Arrived Yesterday. Brig Melrose, Crabtree, Boston, 10 days. Ice and Mdze. To tho Master, J M Duryea, and J Toomey. Sehr Lucy D-, Higgins, Portland, Me, 12 days. Hay and Laths. To Mordecai k Co. Sehr L B Davis, Bishop, New York, 10 days. Mdze. To ; W Roach, Ravenel & Barnwell, H Cobia k Co, Wagoner, Heath & Monsees, H Bischoff & Co, A Bischoff, H Gerdts ? k Cc, W G Whilden & Co, S O R R Agent, H Klatte k Co, ; J Wiley, Shepherd k Cohen, C D Brahe k Co, Dr Bowen, Cameron, Barkley & Co, J Buck k Co, W Gurney, J P Keip, D Paul A Co, E Scott & Co, E H Rodgers k Co, B O'Neill, Lauroy & Alexander, J A Cook & Co, T Murphy, ?Coh?n, Hanckel & Co, Bollmann Bros, Dowie k Moise, B A A P C" IwelL Adams, Damon k Co, Kinsman A How? ell, W ? "orwin k Co, T M Bristol!, D H Silcox k Co, W M Bird A Co, G H Liiwtedt, Campbell k Co, W Roach, F H Whitney, R J Magill, N E R R Co, A K Hughes, Order, and others. . Steamer Ebza Hancox, Richardson, Savannah, via Beauford and Hilton Head. 15 baleB S I Cotton and Slf"w ToFcrgvmonAHolmcf., J A J D Kirkpatrick, G H JA alter k Go, Adams, Frost k Co, Col Stubbs. Stfcamer Planter, Ferguson, Pee Dee River. 55 bales Cotton, Staves, &c To-TlHfgusoa k Hohnes, Q w Wik J ? ?P?-.V: ? v : '. ' -' ' '.-' -. .'. limn !??Q,SU Raggett A Co, 8 7 Robinia?? ? (ion, and Cleared Saturday* Sehr Bob er t Ca] d wei V Mccormack,' Havre-W Roaoh. Cleared Yesterday. Seor ? R Kirby Burnott, Baltimore-H F Baker A Co. Sehr Harry, Landau, WhBdeh; Providence-W Roach. Sehr EUa-oBbh; - Willey,. Georgetown, S CWBisley A Creighton. * 'Went to Sea Yesterday. Brig Jennie Achorn, Achorn, Matanzas. Sehr Robert Caldwell, Mccormack, Havre. Br sehr Aid,, Friable. Boston. Sehr Edwin B.Kirk, Burnett, a Northern Port. Sehr Ella Fian, W?loy,- Georgetown, S C. From Ulis Port. U ;S Rev Steamer Ashuelot, Baker, Now Ycik, April S 7. Norw bork Deodota, Marcussen, Liverpool, April 12. ; : .Cleared for thia Port. Steamship Saragossa, CroweU, at New York,'April 27. Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, at New York, April 26. LIST OP VESSELS CP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR TILTS PORT. F oit ii G N.. LIVERPOOL. Ship. Amelia, Conner, sailed.,.March 25 Br bark Fille de l'Air, Evans, cleared.March DU SOtrrHAMPTON. The ABon, Martell, sailed.Feb_ 6 DOMESTIC. BELFAST, ME. Brig Proctor, Coombs, sailed.April 9 BOSTON. Sehr Marion Gage, Sh ebbe, cleared.April 23 Sehr Richard Vaux, PoweB, up.April 26 NEW TOBE. Steamship Saragossa, CroweU, cleared.April 27 Sehr ii W Smith, Tooker, cleared.April 26 Sehr Iowa, Chase, up.April 23 Sehr Helene, Alden, up.....April 25 BALTIMORE. Steamship Pa taps co, Neil, to sail.May 1 Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, sailed.Ap rd 27 Sehr Finnie A Bailey, sherman, cleared.April 22 Sehr Milton, Corscy, cleared.April ls Sehr Eleanor T-, looks, cleared.April la Sehr Foaming Seo, North, cleared.April 22 Sehr Ada Ame's, Marston, up.; .April 24 Behr Shiloh,-, up... .April 2i MI SC ELLA NEO US, NOTICE" TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS, HOTEL OB BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, ) March 13,1867. J IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOIKJOWLNG ACT OF the Legislature, passed the hutu day of December, lbti?, aU persona concerned are hereby noti?ed to call at this Oillce and toke out tho requir xl Ucease immediately. W.H. SMITH, Clerk of Council. AN ACT FOB THE BETTER PROTEOTIOr 07 SEAMEN AND IMMIGRANTS IN TBE POET ANS HARBOR OE CHARLES? TON. . '".', .'.'". L Be it enacted, by the Benote and House of Representa tires, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by Hie authority of the same, That it shall hot be la wi ul for buy person, except a pilot or public chicer, to board or at? tempt to boord a vessel arriving in tho port or harbor ol Charleston, before euch vessel-shall have boen made 'fast to the wharf, without firat obtaining leave from the mas? ter or person having charge of. such vessel, or from her owner or. agents. ' IL' It shall not be lawful for any owner, agent, master, or other person having charge of any vessel arriving or being in tho port of cuar)eaton, io permit or authorize any sailors, hotel or boarding house .Keeper, not licensed as h ere maleer provided, or any agent, runner or bin ployee crony Bailor's or immigrant's hotel or'boarding house, .to e-oard, or attempt to board, any vessel arriving la, or lying, cr ceing ba the harbor or port ot Charleston, bet?re suca vessel snail have boeumudo fast te the whorl, or anchored, with-intent to invite, ask or solicit ?the boarding of any of the crew employed -ach vessel; ! .LU. lt shall no t be lawful for. any-sailor's- or immi? grant's hotel or boarding house keeper, or tho employee of auy sailor's ox inmigrant's hotel or boarding house keeper, having boarded any vessel made hist to any wharf in tbo-port ol -Charles ton, to neglect or refuse to leave 'said vessel, after having been ordered so to do by 'the master or person having charge of such vessel. IV. it shall not be lawful for any person to keep, con? duct or carry on, either os owner, proprietor, agent or otherwise, any Bailor's or iinrnigront's boarding boase, or Bauer's or i inmigrant'ti hotel, in thocityol Charleston, without having ? license from the City Council thereof, V. It sholl not bo lawful for any person, not having the hcAnseih this Act: provided,- or not being the regular figent, runner or'employ-ie of a person having such'li? cense, to invite, ?sk or soiielt in the city or harbor of Charleston, the boarding or lodging of any or the crew employed on any vessel, or of any immigrant arriving in the said city of Charleston. . ? VL -The:City Council shaU take the application of my -peraonspptying tor a license to keep a sailors' -or imini- ? grant'H boarding house, or sailor's or immignmt'B hotel,' In tho oily bi Charleston, and upon satialactory evidence to them of the respectability and competency of such ap? plicant, and of the suitableness of his accommodations,. shall issue to him a license, which shall tie good for ono. year, unless sooner ' revoked by said City Council] to keep a sailor's or immigrant's boarding house in the city of; charleston, and to invite and solicit boarders tor the j same* . r ? ? -~* t * i1 jVn. Tho City Council msy. ^tpon satialactory evidence of the disorderly character of any Bailors' or immigrants' hotel or boarding house, Uoensed as "hereinbefore pro* vided, or of the keeper or proprietor of any such house, ox of any force, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation, in lu vjting or BoUcitihg hoarders or lodgers for suoh house, on tho port of such keeper or proprietor, .or any of bis agents, runners, or employees, or cf any attempt to per? suade or entice any of the cr cw. to desert lrom any vessel Iii xlie harbor of Charleston, blanch Vesper or proprie? tor, or any of his agents, runners or employees, rc ? eke tho Ucense for keeping such house ' -.' ; CTiDL- Every person receiving the Uoense hereinbefore pro'ddod tor shall pay to the City Council sforesa'J thc SUTH of twenty dollars. .*' . '-: gpfc- The said Caty CouncH shall furnish to each sailor's or iinmigrant'B hotel or bearding house keeper, licensed by, thom as aforesaid, ono or moro, badges. dr% shields, ?rn Which shall bo 'printed or engraved Lao'Ramo of HU ch hob il or boarding, house keeper, and the number and street of his hotel or boarding house ; our1 which said badges, or sfaieldashall be surrendered to saki :C3y Coun? cil; upon the revocation by them, or expiration of ony lic?Bflfl graDted by them, aa herein providecL : j X. Every, sailor's or immigrant's hotel or boarding h?rtiBO keeper, and every agent,.runner or employoo ol suehthotel or boarding-house keeper, when hoarding any v?s sei in the harbor of Charleston, or when inviting or gjBfll^^^^MSfl?g<8 jodgfajg of any seaman, sailor or jieraon employed on any vessel, or ol any immigrant, shall wear; amepioucusly clisplayed, the shield br badge referred to in the foregoing soc?on. ' " ?j . ' JJ. It Bhall not belawfal for any person, except those named in the preceding section, to nave, wear, exhibit or display any suoh shield or badge to any of tho crew eni 10JG4 on any veeSt?l, or to any immigrant so arriving in ^.oiry/oech?rtesten; wit?'lhef intent to invite, ask or { isolJcittiie bo*nung OT lodging ?'of'such Immigrant dr Al any of the crew employed oa any vessel being in the harbor of Charleston. . : ; : ? r.li ' , i ~yn. Whoever ?iiaU:ofrend against any Tor either of the I pr?vlsi?Bs'coit?hied in section 1, 2,3,4, 0, lt) and ll, in thin Act,, si adi bo c. cern cd guilty pl. a misdemeanor, and I shall, upon conviction thereof, ba' punished by imprison- ! meat for a term not exceeding one your, sud not lest thoa thirty days,- or t?- a lino'not exceeding two hundred, J -and fifty dollar*, and not less than one hundred dollars; or by both such flue and imprisonment. ? Tcyr: Tho' word "vessel," as hsbd'ln'?ns Act, sholl in* clu le vessels propelled by steam. In the Sonare. House, the twentieth day of December, in i ie Tear of our Lord ono thousand eight-hundred and -.abdySL. . W-D. PORTER,.. .... President of the Senate. . . CHAS. H. SIMONTON, . . Speaker Houeo of Representatives. Approved December 20, 1866 : J AUKS L. OBS, Governor. March 14 J_ AMERICAN NEW YORK. Factory, Hudson City, % 3. WHOLESALISALES ROOM NO. 34 JOHN STKEKT, NEW YORK. i : ' .. tj'? 3 ' ".!.>. : ?1 ? . ? ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD PENCIL"! cf superior quality aro manufactured and -oilered at fair terms ip the Trade. The public are in vi ted | to givo the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL the pre-' .THE PENCILS ARE TO BE HAD' AT ALL THE^ ? PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AND N.liION - .. . - .i DEALERS.. ASK FOR THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. " _ TESTIMONIAL. SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ) ENorNEERiNO DEPARTMENT, [ IC YALE COLLEGE, November 16, 1866. ) I have always recommended tho Faber Polygrode Lead Pencils as the only pencils fitted for-both ornamen? tal sod mathematical drawing; but, after a-thorough trial' of the American Polygrode Lead Pencils, man? ufactured by the American Lead Pencil Company, New York, I find them superior to any pencil In use, even to tho Faber or the old Enghsh. Cumberland Lead Pencil, bclni{ a-'superior pencil for sketching,' ornamental and moclianical drawing; and all tho ordinary uses of a load nenciL Tbeue pencils are very finely graded and Bavo a very smooth lead; ovon the softest pencils hold tho point well; they are all that can be desired in a pencil. It gives mo great pleasure to be able to assure Americans that they wiil no longer be compelled to depend upon Germany or any other foreign market for pennis. LOUTS BAIL, Professor ol Drawing, Ac. ALL PENCILS ARE STAMPED: UBS" "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL CO. N. Y." None genuine, without t ie exact name of tho firm : took to it. 6mo December 13 LEA & PERRINS' CELEBKATED W0R?niRfi SillCE. PRONOUNCED mem EXTRACT jjy OtJ Qf a j(.ttcr lrom a ^-_ l l MEDICAL GENTLEMAN CONNOISSEURS JJ at Madni8, t0 us TO BE TOE ONLT ^Btw Brother at W ORCES T E R, May, (iood^ Sauce 55R1851: - , : ;.' .'Uj ?Tell LEA A PEE AND APPLICABLE '^^Ei?. RLNS that their SAUCE ijT?rH?"V is highly esteemed in In TO ^gssSr? dia, and is, in my opinion, :^?oS?'S: tho most palatable, as EVERY VARIETY WSSrM well IIB tho most whole ffii^nhsomo SAUCE that is OP DISH. ^?e51>'lllade.., The success of this most delicious and unrivalled con? diment having caused many unprincipled dealers to apply tho name to Spurious Compounds, the PUBLIC ls respectfully and earnestly requested to see that the name pf'LEA A PEEELNS aro upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and BOTTLE. Manufactured by LEA & PERRINS, Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW AGENTS FOB THE UNITED STATES. Octobor 19 fmwlyr ?7HOS- IR- A.02STBW mroBTxn ARD DEA LEU rc flu firaecTlM, Cnotc? Tvsa. st?., cs?., (?M, SOO d 281 QsiESNWlOH-ST.. COU. Ot UV Mk J 1 nw KoTtmbtf OLD ESTABLISHED DRlJi STORE E. H. KELLERS & CO., (LATE PH?N & DORN) WHOLESALE AND ; RETAIL DMG?ISTS, No. 131 MEETING STREET, Third door above Market, HAVE LATELY DECEIVED LARGE ADDITIONS TO .their usual stock of pure and fresh . ".( ' DRUGS ! ' MEDICINES . ' -, ;; DYEVSTUFFS * EUROPEAN AND AMERIOAN.FA?CY GOODS . FINE SOAPS TOILET POWDER 3 ' " POMADES . COSMETICS COMBS BRUSHES EXTRACTS, kc Comprising invoices from tho most reputable manu? facturers. On hand, all tho principal PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, Including Preparations of AYER, JAYNE, .HALL, CHEV? ALIER, DAVIS, WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, kc.'1 Also, a large assortment of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS TRUSSES SADDLE BAGS j MEDICINE CHESTS GLASS METAL AND GUTTA PERCHA GOODS GLASSWARE OF" EVERY DESCRIPTION. Great attention is paid to the importation and selec? tion of PURE AND FRESH DRUGS, and none other are allowed to go out of the Establish? ment PRESCRIPTIONS compounded j with; accuracy, and the public can depend on the utmost reliability in the execution of orders. E. H. KELLERS, M.D,... . . .. H. BAER, M.D. March 9 ' \%? .. -.i > ' --- CHEROKEE C VV TUB OBEAT . INDIAN MEDICINE, ! ; Cures all diseases caused by . Bolf-abuae, viz:- Spermator- i rhea, Seminal - Weakness, . Jf?ght . Emissions, Lota of j Memory, Universal Lasst 1 tude, Pains in the Back, Dim- ] I-ness of Vision, Prematuro \ 1 Old Age, Weak Kernes, Diffl le?tt Breathing, Pale Counts 'nance, Insanity, Con*.imp tion, and all diseases that fol- .. low as a sequenc? of youthful indiscretions. Tho Cherokee Curo will restore health and visor, ! stop the emissions, and effect a permanent cure alter all other medicines have failed. Thirty-two . ., paso pamphlet sent In a sealed envelope, free to any : . address. . , " - " ,, Prioo $2 per bottle, or three bottles for $5. Sold . by all druggists; or will be sent by express to any ! .: portion or the world, on receipt, of price, by tas f sole proprietor, Dr. W. E. MERWIN, 87 Walker St., IT, Y. U -.? '?"\.m; ?. \--~ rU'? ; j Cherokee Remedy, Ooria all Urinary Oom- j plaints, viz: Gravel, Inflam? mation of the'Bl'adder and 'Kidneys, 'Retention of Urine, Strictures of tho '? iUre?irr^ Dropsical Swell- ! kngs, Brick Dust Deposits^ j end aU diseases that require | a diuretic, and when used In ' conjunction with the: C??E?KEE T&TEGr??Q?, ? 'does no^fldrto/tinre 'Gon0rrJi??y:Otut and all stu- ? cous Discharges lo Malo er Female, caring recent , . easts in from one to thru days, and Is especlauy j recommended ? those' casos of Fluor'Albus or. i Whites 'in Femates. Th? two medicines used in conlnucUoh win not fall to remove this disagreeable ? complaint; nnd In' thoso casea where other medicines ? have been usod without success. Prlctt Bemcd?, Ono Bottle, *2, Three Bottles, *5. | - ?KS Injecticf, * ii 44 V*UtW - * i stofes.^?aa are rctfolhmended by physicians and druggists all over tbs world, for their Intrinsic worth . and merit ' Some unprincipled dealers, however, j try to deceive their customers, by selling cheap and worthless compounds,-In order toinnko money-' ; in place of these. Bs not deceived, ir the drug? gists will not bny them for ye-;., wrllj-to ns, arid>o : will send them to you by: expre? securely packed : - and free from observation. -We treat all diseases to ' which the human system ls .subject' arid wilrbe pleased to recel? full and explicit statements from . those who have failed to receive relief heretofore. Ladies or con?emen cnn address ns iii perfect con? fidence, wo desire to send our thirty-two page pamphlet free to every lady and gentlomnn In the iandf -Address all.lettera:for pamphlets, medicines, or sd rice, to the sole proprietor* - ff Dr. W. R. MEBWINi 37 Walkor St.. H. Y. , fer 2i tbstnlyr ; OLD KIP VAN WINKLE GIN, GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, ; WHEAT NUTRIENT, \ [ii OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. ? IN ADDITION TO bim BUSINESS OF SELLING1 WINES, etc; in original psoksRes, and id order to i Insure to consumers Pore Liquors in a compact and con-1 veulent form, we ecrnmenood the " enterprise of bottling j and packing in caaes our well known Wines, Brandies, Whiskies, ic., and .have sent them out in a style that1 would preclude the possibility, of their, being- tampered with b eforo rt aching ike purch^er, jj The general appre? ciation land --gratifying success1' that'1 lias rewarded our efforts has encouraged us to maintain the standard as re? gards quality, also to make incrsasod efforts to retain tho confidence and patronage which bas boen so RberaRy be? stowed upon us: ' ' " BIN INGER k CO., [EatabUshed 177fl.] ? . Importers ot Wines, kc, No. 10 Beaver street, New York. The above popular goods aro put up iii cases contain? ing one dozou bottles each, and are sold by all prominent Druggists, Grcvre, 4c. ti The name or Bimnger k Co., No. 15 Beaver street is a guarantee of the exact and literal truth of whatever they ropre**nt.-N. T. Cea..Advertiser. Tht mportlng house of Binlngcr k Co., No. IS Boaver street, is conducted upon principles of integrity, fairness and the highest honor.-AT. T, Evening Express. GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.; No. 163 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston Hot - _ and DOWDS & M0ISEr J - SUCt ESSORS TO KIN ? ?Si CASS IDE Y, No. 101 MEETING STREET, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, S. C. January 30 wfmGmos il?SirW? GIVE IT A FAIR" TRIAL. rTUTIS SOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO BE USED TO _L provo ils superior quality. Use it aa you would any common Soap. Try it and you wiU be convinced that H is superior to any other article in market For salo by GrocerR generally. Manufactured by TAYLOR k YOUNG, No. 186 Front street New York. For sale by ;. . . GBUBER- & - MARTIN, No. 236 Klug street H. BISCHOFF k CO., i ? No. 197 East Bay. . "; : i GEO. W. WILLI/VALS & co'.; Corner Church and Hayne streets. BOWIE k MOISE, Drufgists, ,. ' No. 151 Medina Ktreet, Opposite Charleston Hotel. January 23 _ wlmOmo THE MAR?C^ST?R^ ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS published at Marion, S, C., in the central-, portion of the country, and offers a favorable medium to Mer? chants, Druggists, Machinists, and all classes who desire to extend their business in the Pee Dee country. For the benefit of our advertising patrons, we phaU, in addition to our subscription Ust which is constantly in? creasing, publish and distribute gratuitously 3000 extra copies ol' the STAR, during the biuduosa season this FaU. Rates of Advertising liberal. LT , . W. J. McKERALL, . November 20_L Editor and Proprietor. CHER AW ADVERTISER D^?iW^F1^101?? SCIENCE, ART, AGRICULTURE, and MISCELL^VNEOUS NEWS. Cheraw, S. C. PubUshed weekly, by W. L. T. PRINCE k CO. TEEMS or Hrmscitrr-TiOJi : One copy one year. *. 00 Ouo copy six months..'..'.'..[."TS ftg Ouo copy three monthB. ?....**"?Jj o?) Five copies one year.'.".".'!*.*.".".!!!".!!.'!15 OD ^ ? . KATES OP AUVEETI8INO \ Ono Square, ten Rues or less first insertion.$1 59 For each subsequent insertion 1 00 AllAdvor?tements to be dtatinctty markV-d, ?r they will bc published unt? ordorcd out, mid charged accord mgly Alerclmntfl and others adver?sin? by the year. ? libe? ral deduction ou Ike above tates will be made November 16 ~THE SUMTER WATCHMAN I8 j-HF^SHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM TER.S. C.. by GILBERT & FLOWERS, Proprietors, at FOUR DOLLARS per annum, invariably in advance. Advert! semcnte inserted at usual rates. Every stylo ol Job Printing executed lu th?* neatest style and greatest dispatch, Septemner 20 OF Grand, Sonare, And Pprierht WARE-ROOMS; NO, 652 BROADWAY NEW YORK; CHI CEE RING & SONS' Grand, Square and Upright PIA K O- F ORTES ABE NOW, AS THE? EVES HAVE BEEK, CON? SIDERED tb?, bert ia America, hiving been awarded j I . SIXTY-FIVE PRIZE MEDALS, Of which fourteen wore received in the months of Sep? tember and October,' ISM, and first premiums over all competitors at the different principal Palra in this oonntry, and the PRESE MEDAL at the " ! ' WOTELV?ti TASK, LONDON, -1 tl; ?; aj? . THLAJLB?RG'S OPlUKOff. , I. consider Ghlckering A Son?' R?anos, beyond com. psrlsoD, the bestl have seen in Amarles.' .. .. -,. ... ...V....:.-T 8. THALBERG, r . " 1 Chai nur n of Ja ry cn Musical Inatruments.1 It is with feelings o? pride sn American maoatsctnreri Ait WB publish the folio wing testimonials, whloh have been received' toy as roo?n?y. . -'-17Z-r "?- - j. , EUROPEAS TKSTLMONIALS, ?tr. BK : -U Received during ?te monUi of August, -1868. ? ji ? ?.fi?fe? i ;-.: - .. Lom>o?;!?ay'2iJi IM?; I .. MX8S&S. OmoKzniR? k BOMB-Gents: I haye, much plossnrel? enclosing a document signed by. the first oompoiors. mnBlciAns and profesEors In Europe, I held your Plapoa. m sughiiigb estimation (vide my certifi? cate) that i felt it my duty to take one,o? them, with me ' to Europe; to ascertain ' tho opinion of my professional brethren. The enclosed oert?ficste will prove how onammons they have bees .on the snbjoct. 1 beg tb ' forward, at the same timo, a letter J received from my . friend, Mr. Collard, which I am rare must be gratify bnrtoyou. . ?." V . :-. ?. I-'--' .... SY'*3R3-:- " . Lhsve-the honor to be, gentlemen, yours-very truly, . . . JAMJ^M. W2HLL j Leamos, JanTUtry??, 18M. \ Jamet .M. Wthl\ Etg.:. .. .?. .-vi radiais o??* ... j MT DEAS Sra; I. have great pleasure in asking yanto convey io Mesare (Jnlejcetmg the,e?pre?sion. cf mi' .nighest approval of their Instrument, It is."I conilder, not merely th? j beat instrument ot AmeriCM^mMfaofaoj ture that 1 have tried,, but one -of the finest Grand Plano, fortes that' bas ever come under my coservation; and the: Mesara. <0hic??rln*'m*y well W proud ot having turned out from, their, manufactory, sn. instrument :^n^rjn?4?^l>ow.er. and worfcraansbip.li would. b? ve^ . dimttut to surpass In any partoftke wideworld; ?- ? Sq ! *i. ." . U Dear sir, veryijt?noeraly yours,, i r ?fe?sp ! CHAS. D. COLLARD, i Firm of Collard & Collard, Piano-foirte Manufacturers, London. < . ?? ?rJw.^gu* .. '? . " . LoKDOH, AUgUat.JKL.LS00. Jema M. WehlitXtq.:. : _ /.... MY DEAI?BUI: AB you aro going back fo thu ?nlted atatec. I munt beg you io..mn?mber me kindly to the Meusrs. Chickering.. TeU toem- I wsji,delightod with: their Grand flin?-fone-^o? good an. inttrument, J Ihink ar wu ever tur add out, both in iouth and Ur V ?S z : rr Wishing y ou, &D.;Xremaimevafti ?\y, . .'". . v....; ,.M^^F..BBO?J)WQOB,!., ! Firm of I. Broadwood & Bons, Placo-forte Manu?ac tarers, London. ^^^?^W^^?^k ! ' -GZNTS: I have i a?t been Invited by Messrs. Collard to ' try s Grand. Piano-forte- man a fact O?D d' by you,' and 1 j have no hesiiation in endorsing; tho opinion, of. my old. friend, Mr. C. D. Collard; vis: That it ls the flues* in? strument I ever played cn. l" " 1 .* . Relieve me,.gentlemen, most faithfully yours, 1 "~ \ ' .".,... -, J. L. HATTON. ! Textimor.ialt from ?iem?tt d?iingutihedArtutt in Europt ' to Meurt. Chickering -dYSdm: :iU ?" -*" j'' LONDON, Joly 25, 1866, ! . Baying played npoo s Piaco-fotte made by Messrs. ; 0 bickering & Sons,, of B'; a ton and N.ew iori, i ,bavt ; m?ch pleasure Iff tei?fylhg to lt?'general excellence, ts For sweetness and brilliancy bf tone, acllcacy of, touch ?nd: magniflceai, power for. ; concert purposes,] consider lt a really GRAND PIANO-roaxa, AND DBOIDXD LT TEB BEST I HAVE BEEN OF A?EBICAN MANUFACTT?HJC ARABELLA GUDDARD, GI CLO RE?ONDI. G. A. OSBORNE. . . ALFRED JAELL. .. W? K?HE. , . LINDSAY. SLOPEB^. JTJLE8 BENEDICT.' J. MOS0SELE3, I M. W.. BALKE Prof. of Conservatoire do ? CHAR HALLE. Leipsig. BRINLEY RICHARDS. a ARTHUR OHAPPEL, BENE FA VARO ER. Director of Monday Con SYDNEY SMITH., . certs, London/^ r? Among tho chief points ot. excejjenoe of .the Ohiokar tag Pla?off, ?f which speak th? renowned artists In their congratulstory testimonials tb'the Mesifg-Chlckerljig, sro th? greatest possible:depth, riohness and volume of tone, combined with, ?. .rare bril liancy, oleara eeg and perfect1 evenness' ''throughout tho entire scale; and, above au, a sa rprlsing duration of sound, the puris "and sympathetic quaUty .of wbich. nevar changes under the most dellcato or powerful touch, . .. Daring the past forty-three years this firm has mann ac lured 80.000 JPXA.JS? OS, In the construction of which they have Introduced every known and valuable improvement, . They have invaria? bly been selected ?nd ased. by ?ll of the world's ac knowledged. groat artista who have visited this country professionally, both tot. private and public use. THALBERG. I consider Chippering & Sons' Pianos,'bsyond com* : parison, the best I have ever seen in America. Q0TTSCHALK. I consider Obiokering & Sons' Pianos superior to any \ bathe world. ----- 1 They aie unrivalled for their singing qualities and for the harmonious .'roundness os their Lt<>he: 'There 1B S perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers. The upper notes are remarkable for a clearness and purity which I do not find io soy other instrnment, while the base is distinguished for power without bAnbnesi; and for a magnificent sonority. WE II LI. Your Pianos are superior to any I have ever seen to this country or in Europe. I have never hoard a tone so perfect; lt yields ?vary expression that ir needed in muslo, and its quality la capable of change to meet every sentiment. This is a rare power, ana ls derived from the perfect purity of (ts tone, together with its' sympathetic, ulaatic sud well balanced touch. POZNANSKI. During the past eight years I nave constantly played upon tho justly celebrated Brard Pianos; yours un the only instruments that I have. found, either hero or lo Europe, to equal them ta all meir points of oxee lien ce, It may be satisfactory to our. patrons gnd friends among the public at largo to' state that testimonials have boen received fr?my.?lt tho leading artkts who have visited or aro now residing In the United States, a few of whose tiames, b?a?dea those above, we append: LEO. DB MEYER. GUSTAV 8ATTEB. ALFBED JAEL. . J. BENEDICT H. bANDERSON. ' cl -.;>C;6t~ R. HOFFMAN. ? -J 2 3tTJ?~ And many others. f '-MW ILLUSTRATED. ALBUMS AND PRIOR LISTS, 8ENT.BI?mi?21 ,sv. t'r ? ? rt ? m ? WARE-ROOMS, No. 652 Broadway, NEW Y O R K. HENRY SIEGLING, Mt CHAKIJiSTON^ S. O ?NAII?TIC AL: AND : CONB?LI?NQ- CHEMIST, m 23 p,l NE ,STREET, ? CHAB?EST?N, S. C.,: .'DEALEB ?? ' " -.' I )RUGS, HpCffi? ;:PA!fi^: fiI4SS, DEXJOOISTS? S??iD?m ! Analysis of Ores; SouVTeruiUzers,' ?c.,'made with pre?test care .and a?curjcy. .'- Chemical Advice'given in all ?branches of the science, on moderate terms. !" "Dr. P. OLIN DAHNELLT ie connected .with the above louse, and will be pleased to see his numerous'-' friends ^ acquaintances... . ., stuthSmo : ;; - ? MarchilS FIS DELICIOUS TONIC, ESPECIALLY DESIGNED for the use. of the . I ..-' Medical Profession anti the Family, s now endorsed by all the prominent Physicians, Chem-: Ats and Connoisseurs, as possessing all those intrinsic medicinal quau^ (tome and dlurettc)-'which belong ito We trust that pur ? established', reputation-founded upon elghty-eieht years "of expedience-abundantly -?in. neates our claims to public confidence, and guaran ieee th o excellence of this Standard Article. ? ., ; Put up in cases condining one dozon bottles each, and sold by all prominentDijiggieta,Grocers, kW* .'? ?* : A. M. BININGEE & CO. ? -~ fEstablish?d ?778.] . .. ; Sole importers, i ??Prrtj^yf* 8t?feetj New York; Opinions o? the Press. The Biningers, No. 1 ?x Beaver, a tr ec t, have ?."very high reputation-to ^sustain,'"as. the oldest and best honaein S?wTork.-Borne Journal: ' ? . ." j The house of A." M. Pillinger k:.Co'tx No. 15 Beaver ?street,. has sustained, for a period '<1 eighty y .are; a repu? tation that may well-be enyied.--.flr, T. Evening Pott { *.' GOODRICH, WIREMAN & CO., ! '% '.'.-'?. NO. 163 MEETING- STREET, ; . 'casita'charleston HoteL' . H-JXJ. ,. ..... ^'^rana-''':-'1': i" SUCCESSORS TO K5.VG iii C A S SI DE Y. . 'vv: KO. 151 MEEHNG STREET, ! - "Wholesale Acsnts, Charleston's. 0 January 20 ? . tuths?mo V-.?-??i 'S:: .'-:?:*;>:.'i .?..''.. ? j> ' .'...>:?.:r ...i...":-- j,.?:.;-.^?-;-^ [ t . : :' . I..!;: ??j?Rgf j?&i. g0i&|?? OF;THE l^^^^^pl TEES ia without precedent In th? history of .the worlfl._ lhere is no secret In the matter. They are at onoe the eaost speedy,'strengthening health-restorerever d? tov?red. It ?^nrree but a'single-triai to Understand this... Their purity can always-be relied upon. Th- y W? composed of the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Ctacaril a Bark, Dandelion, C?hamcrmile Nlowers, Larend?r Flowers, Wintergreen, Anise, CloverbudH, Orange-pee I, Snake-root, Caraway, Coriander, Bardoel-, ? 1 fl ey are especially recommended to olergymeri, pu b )) espeakerB, and perron? of Uterby habit? ' and sedei - tary life, who require Ire* digestion,.;* ?nah for Too?:, mdcie&r meottlfifluiUe*;.r,:^;:;, r,!.<?}??.?'??? Delicate femalesand weak persona^?? ci?rt&m to fin I tn these Bitters what they have so long looked ?or . ? "ifoeyp?&dfy^?^ ,? They weite'?^??ttihy appetite. .viiLr V> jj They ?xe an antidote to change of water and dm' They ovoroome effect* of dissipation and Icte hours, j . They ^strengthen the ?yate?i-aud ealiVeu' imitad, 1 They prevent luiwrnatlu and 'Intermittent foyer?.' B Theypurifythe breath andju?idiry'of th^ stomadh. || ?They cure Dygiepsl? aad Ofln^tipfl?OH. .';?-:. .?:V ?. They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Mob i?. . 1 Uh ey cure Li ver. Oom plaint aad Nervous/^ead'aobft. r They are the best Bitters in .the ^?r'd, They mak? the Weak man Btr?ng, and are eihausted nature'igraa wstowr;-- ' .?- .-'; ; ???.S niiSZSi ""..-.'J/ VL??-"?fvJ? |g3 The foUowing startling and 'emphatio, itateme^UOM be seen at our office, . - ' ! ; .1, ^-JH ' Litter Of-Rev. E. F. CB?RK, Chaplain of tie 107th Now forkB?gimimtr'J - '- ' ;l " "'' -^T^?l^^j NEAB AOQUXA OBXSZ, March <th, l&S. Owlng?tC' the great?xporawjand terrible-dBcompoBt! tlon after fie battle of Antietam,'I waa utterly prfxtrat ed and verj Bick, Hy stomach would not iretain medi Bine. An ?rdele called Plantaupn Bitters, prepared by Dr. DBAXX, of New York, was prescribed ; to. glmV me strangth and an appetite. To my great surprise.? they gave me i .i ?med?ate relief. Two bottle^. idmostallowed me to Join my reRiment ' ' ?' '* * * I have since seen them used in many oases, and am tree to say, for hos? pital or private purposes I know of nothing Uke them. Letter from the Rev. N. E. GILDS, St. Claireville, Pa, ' Gxjma?iiar:-You were kind enough, on af or mer "oc? casion,1 to -send me a half dozzen bottles cf Plantation Bltton for $3 60. My wife having derived;'?o' maca benefit from th? uso of theae Bitters; I desiW , ^ ?0 OOH tin ne them, and you will please send ud Hll'. bottles more tor the money 'enclosed, j . . . N. B. Pastor Ger. Kef. Church, . sonni K u >' flous, SursniRTiHnxMzIs Omca, | '- .' CTNODWATr, OHIO, Jan. 15th, 18?3, J . -, .. .-. ':;.;?. sl?o? im ir7'*'.- -. I haye giyen your Plantation ?Bitten to hundreds of j eur noble soldiers who at op here, more, or ; lesa , disabled i Crom varieras causes, and the i effect is marvellous .and gpatifying. '. ?ri v ; .).. j .J;; Such a preparation as this is I heartily wish in ever* family, In every hospital, and" ai hand' on every battle ?tl?--'-:~ -: G. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent Dr. W. A. OHZLOS, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Bs> ?riment, writes:-"I wish every soldier bad a bottle- of Plantation Bitters. Thoy axe tho most effective, per.. feet, and harmloSa tonio I ever'used." ' . ( .. i ;? WnxAno's Honx, 1 WASHI?IO.TOI?, D. C., May 2M,;WW.;, J* GsjrrLRAOQi :-We require another supply of .your Plantation Bitters, the popularity o whleb daily' In? creases with the guests" of our house, .Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK Sc 00,' kc .kc ..? .-..?*c.;?;. '-?'.fcey ..'? ''fco.-'- 'll Be sure that every b?ttfe bears' the: fac-shnileI' of our signature on a steel plate label with our isrivate stamp over the cork. ? . . : : - ? ' Ko. ^03 BBOADWAY, N.-Y. Bold by all reBpeotable.DrugglsUh Physician?, G/oocr Saloons,'and country Botelsdealers. ' Aorli IB .. . * - - thatnlvr . ? ...? ?tTTZ-5 .'. -i-?u.'JjC1.. t There cometh ghui.tidh^qftoy.toaJh::::;. ? *"2SJ^ Toyo'utig ?nfl tooldi tog?eat andtosmall; .....i- .... The boButy which once was RO'precious arid rare,' .Is free. foc.aU. and ?11 may be fair. By tlie me of - :; CHASTELLAR'S l? HI T E : Lt OT ? ? For Improving and E'-autifying tho Complexion, The most valuable and perfect pr?paration in use, tor gvlng the skin a bea?t?ul pearl-like tint, that is only und in youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pim? ples, Blotches, Moth, Puches^. Sallowness. .Eruptions, and all impurities of the akin, kindly healing the same Leaving the akin white and clear'as alabaster, tte. use cannot bo detected by the closest scrutiny,-anti being a vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless. It i* tho only article of tho kind used by the French, and is. con? sidered by the Parisian'as ind isp ?u sabio to a perfect toilet.. Upwards of JO?OO bottles were sold during the past year, a Bumdent guaroutee of ila efficacy. .Price only 75 cents. Sent by mau. post-paid, on .receipt of an order,by Uvw _'"*" ' . .BERGER, SBTJTTS4:-C0., Chemrste, 285 River St, Troy,?. Y, ; March 30. ... . ? ? . - Igt^r j EXCELSIOR 1 EXtgtS?OR l HAIR EXTERMINATOR, t For. Kemovintr Superfluous Hair. r??? TO THE LADIES E8PE0!ALTJY, TBaSTNYALTJARLti depilatory recommends itaeJX a? being au almost US dispensiblo article to female beauty, is easily applied* does not burn or injure the skin, hut acts directly on the. rooted Itt ia warranted to remove superfluous han* from ' low foreheads, or from any part of the body, completely, totally and radically es tirpating the same,-leaving the akin soft, smooth and natural.' This is the only article used by the French, and is the only real effectual depila? tory in existence. Price 75 cen ta per package, sent post? paid to any address, on receipt of an order, by BERGER/ SHTJTT8&CO., Chemists, March 80 .lyr ; No. 285 River stn Troy, N. Y.. . mjk "ITITHI^EERS and MTJS-; ??L*-'' ..VV- TACHES forced to iL-Ja ?row HP?a *Jie srncotheet il,,Hl ^W^y lace in from three tb five . BEMF-' -? weeks by using Dr. '^EYIG-' Kn N E'S RESTAURATEUR ffflL jf?tul IWtr CAPILLAIRE the most j^U gftfc. ^SUP^ wonderful discovery in mo- ^i^pBT^ ^?^F dem science, acting upon .^^p L .," " the Beard and-Hair in' an almost miraculous maimer. It has been used by the elite of. Paris- and London with the most'flattering success.--Names of, all purchaaexa;Wdll. be registered, and If entire satisfaction is not given in avery instance, -the money will be cheerfully ' refunded. ' Price bj maiL sealed and postpaid, H. Descriptive cir :ulars and testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER, 3HUTTS k CO., Chemists, No. 286 River street Troy, N. ?., Sole Agents for the United States March 80. . <y -\ - ?OTJB ATTENTION IS CAIJ???*?O~ rjrtHiS' I SCRLPTION M ono o? the beat-female phyiicJstts. and rmraea?ithe United Stetes,and has b?ennaed tor thirty years with nem-fa?ing safety and success by nul h'ohs bf mothers fat meirenfloran.'.'- "I*; _, It not only reuevea tB6 enfin from pain, but nvngoratoa the stomach; and bowel*, correct? acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system,. ~r . f,X?s?. . - - B^rffl ?lsb?istan?y.rel^ GRIPING Bf THE BpW^?? '?^^f^J^^-JO. 'Wa iM?Iev^ world, In all ca?? of DYSENTERY AND DIABBHOA in children, whether It arises irbm Teetofcof ?nj other cause. Basure and ask ?or ~ ., _w ,. . er.,~. ? Having thb ?S simile -.of^g^^S^^Jf 0,8 Alii OTHERS ARE B Affl^r-IMIT43!IOIlS.' . ' For sale by tho Wholesale Agents, . -:^4^,c-. ? * . April ii/ .. ....v^tUByf CELEBRATED ^^^^^^^^ ^^L^A^^^^^^^^^j I tia a^sur^jp^^aAti ra ?TOTJND!EB;-.LOS8 OP ?J?a?.^^':i forms the ^^^^^^ TO KEEPERS OP ?^?^^ri^^^^^?B ^ ens their _ ^TN AI^DIB^S^^OIfafrJ^K S^^^iij^gft . LUNGS, LITER, Ac^ *2>tfE?????y?hfe.-' this article acte us /??l f^moDe-hah* ar^peri?^M BK%6T^ to a paper in a barrel ^t^j BF."|'-,' of swill the aboye djss:^S3^i |gg?_ eases will bo: .exaotea- 9 'JL-^^^^r^f^?^jsB^s vented. IS given J th /fT'^lBfifirfSlyfffi^^BBT 1 time, a cortoln^ ror ^e^0^-O^?pK "^Tl^Wat?r is put op in Pint.?nd- C^sttvbotaies,?*?* packed in good order for .shipping; ..Hnte ..l?"?l==?* jbttr4oa??ceac?i;an40?ar^ --: ]?npoi#rs and TOo^a?eJ?aggif% And for sala by nat clasa DralSrt?.?* SoW* January ia- ' ^Vy^^rY-. ? pe astonishing sncceas which hM^ttenSeV^h^-taJ valuable medicine for Physical and tfpr?r^7w2Iv!LZ General Debility and S^^?qK*^^feS i -, ItwlBrramor? ?B.n?rvnu^ - : sanity; Ac. ?Ifcw?l rtstore'-tbe appetite rMew^?imJ of those.who have destroyed il iosen?u?iea?*a??*3Sj I practices. ;? - ^^? riBtiowwru ' . Youngman, 1^ tore" and igimrantpisctnaoiM^v tot ?^-^?ff^mj^ r^f ??i<? bo^iss^ia&oadar?^^ w?.~s?35?5a the lOo^eysarid Bladder,- Gnits ?Bod?^^^u^ ' stomach, or impregnate the' breath.1 ;No chSai?oT?tt1 ' I per box. ? . ? ic ?KAU3 ;^".X~ ^thw of .theabote-inan^ I.-..;..: ^ft^Mttfltt'M^.'r?^" Br. Norton'slf?t 1 [i FOR-CATA^ftrt^, AND MODE OF TB?ATTIiTRNT; ^Ti^^??^^r? Affin? ' I ! - . ?0?E - - - >'t'2t?-?f*0: I ^BREAKS IP THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE ATXXS - i Fountain Head, and ?rnoveeatoiu^B?the^ntte?ea symptom? of this loathsome ruahHir^suchssPatahrtts-1 Femples, Offensivo Discharge (^b?trurtl^n of^bo Brf*to teglube?, Repulsive BreatV.Susp?uM Scnn??^& . Absent-Mindtxineee, Meu?allDepj^^ of Taste and Sm^alf^^uA^aa^ all its types, forms and stries, wunab^ufe^csr??&: fThis remedy and mode ^t?^m^^^^&^M I ia peculiar, lu consiste or the iiuiAlattcn^'Sinuwsth a from thepalm_of thchsad. Thia' kumsdlaterelul Borda is alone worth ten times.,fie^?t rton's New PampMeV on ?aterrhis but-ln^?Mh - never before published. Call at oui neares't^^cr I or send a stamp for It .rrri--V?f?iiSTtf9W^ Novambsrl . tasbagmo. -y Agentfoc^WeatBwgaora OA VEGA, I0Me?ioKEN2? ' . LT AYrf^SUOOEEDKD TO THTrOBEG* b??t??.if"U JPL ^TIOS^BUSINESS of HMO? ?RHKV, *a*B? -1| patt dna and mitarih* ohums ?iroTudioul=u?l?St??i* *