The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 10, 1867, Image 3
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY l?, 18ii7.
LOCAL MATTERS.
JOB WORK.-We have now complote.! our ofl?co
ro as to execute, in tho shortest possible timo
ALL KINDS OF JCD WORK, and wo most re?
spectfully ask tho patronage of our friends.
Post Office Xollcc.
POST OFFIC-. )
CHARLESTON, S. C.. May ?, 18G7. j
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails will cloao at 1.15 P. M., and arriving at thc
Depot at 9.45 A. M. will bo rottdv fur delh orv at ll
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Ollie c will open at
12.S0 P. M. for ono hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con?
tinue to closa daily at 6 o'clock A. M., and lor lite
: Savannah and Charleston Railroad at ti A. M. ou
Mondavs, Wednesdays ami Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. 31.
INSURANCE.-Wo invite attention tr? ihe adver?
tisement of. tho World Mutual Insurance Company
cf New York. Captain J. ALFRED CAY is tho agent
for this city, and is prepared to substantiate all
uaid in tho letter.
CORONER'S INQUEST.-Coroner WHITING hold an
inquest yesterday over tho body of Mr. JAMES
ROURKE, whose unfortunate death was mentioned
in yesterday's issue. The facts were tho samo as
then stated, and tho jury returned a verdict of
death from the accidental explosion of a shell at
Fort Sumter.
AUCTION SALES.-We invito attention to tho auc?
tion eales of Mossrs. WM. MCCAT aud JOHN CAMP?
BELL, which will take placo to-day, at their sales
rooms, No. 136 Meeting streot, opposite to thc
Pavilion Hotel. Thoy comprise a fino assortment
of whiskies and rum, furniture, horses. Sx. These
Hales offer rare inducomonts to tho purchaser, and
we advise a largo attendance.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-We learn from a lotter
received in this city of a melancholy accident that
occurred in the town of Anderson, S. C. On Fri?
day last, Miss SARAH RUTLEDGE, a daughter of thc
I late JOHN RUTLEDGE, Esq., left nor home in A'adcr
1 i on to take a walk, purposing to join her mother
F and Bister, who had preceded her. Not returning
r t tho customary hour her fricad i became alarmed
i uni went in search of her, but without success,
r and it was not until tho i.oxt day that her body was
iliscovercd in Rocky river. It was supposed that
having taken tho wrong path sho had lost her foot?
ing and fallon in tho river, and no one hoing near to
rescue her had polished.
BOBBERY.-Robberies havo boen so frequent
1 itely, that scarcely a night passes without some
attempt bei :g made to broak into a store or house.
On Wednesday night tho atoro of Mr. W. B. BURKE
ia Chalmers street, was entered hy some evil dis?
posed persons, and robbed of a fine coat, two
canaries and cages and some smaller articles.
The robbers gained access to the building: by lift?
ing ono of the shutters from its fastenings, and
taking out the sash. Mr. BURKE had just opened
his establishment as a produce atoro, and thc
thieves anticipated a heavy haul, but were fortu?
nately mistaken. Tho caso is now in tao hands of
the detectives, who will soon bring tho miscreants
to account.
THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-Tara's Hall was once
rgain filled last night with a large and very
reefcercoo audience, brought together by tho twin
motive of charity and the laudable desire to en?
gage in tho highly reined enjoyment of listening
to good vocal and instrumental music. "Marion
Lodge, No. 2, of L 0. 0. F., before thc war, waa
one of the most prosperous and efiicieut benevo
I lent organizations in this city; but losses during
the war, and tho very largo number of claimants
upon their bounty, have necessitated an extraordi?
nary effort to replenish tho treasury; and tho ener?
getic committee of arrangements, assisted by the
entire lodge, succeeded in bringing together a
large audience, and we hope, also, a largo amount
of money.
The concer t has been long on tho tapis, and,
thanks to the unwearied efforts of Professors
BERKHAM and O'NEAXE, and their able corps of
volunteer assistants, everything passed off re?
markably well.
The orchestra, although represented by six in'
?tramonte only, was excellent-every man being
master of his instrument. There were two violins,
ene bas^ violin, Ante, clarionet and piano. They
gave tho overtures "Masanillo" and "La Rame
Plancho," with adniirable effect. The chorusses,
siso, showed, care and industry, though there
seemed to be a lack of voices, particularly in tho
bass. The Duett, anne by Miss G. R. and Mrs.
C.,-MENDELSOHN'S "Ich wolU meine Lieb'' erg?sse
sich"-was interpreted with much taste and great
artistic execution. Misa. S. did herself brilliant
credit in her Piano Solo, and, being loudly encored,
obliged the audience, with a second piece. - ?
The solo ^erryBirds," by GUMBERT ("ICA bill
JSuch, Hebe Vocgel&in"), a very pretty song, wa?
admirably executed by Mrs. CARROL, and earned
-Sample plaudits. Prof. O'NEAXE sang the Tenor
Molo (No. 4 on the programme), and always a favor?
ite with the public, was encored, and gratified bis
admirera with a repetition of tho song. Tho duett
* ' Quel Mara, Quel Terra," sung by Mrs. C. and Mr.
F., was conscientiously rendered, and followed by
the concluding chorus, tho popular "Away, Awayl"
of AUBER.'
DISREPUTABLE CHARACTERS.-Our city has boen
infested, for a long time, with a set of lazy, worth
Jess colored idlers, who havo no apparent means
cf support, but are to be seen dressed in fino
clothes and.lounging around tho street cornera.
These characters, who represent only a very small
portion of the colored class, are well known to the
police authorities,, and have been frequently de?
tected in gambling and in cheating the honest
country negroes out of their hard earned money.
Within the past few weeks a number of robberies
have occurred, but in every ins tonco tho perpetra?
tors have/been discovered and committod to jail.
They have all been recognized as belonging to the
' crowd of loafing vagrants montionod ahovo; and,
deeming it a wise precaution, several more of ; tho
same gang were arrested on a suspicion of being
implicated in the late robberies.
If this charge should be unfounded, they can bo
committed for vagrancy, which will havo tho effect
?of ridding the cr'ty of their presence for a time,
'and of putting a curb on their propensity for ac?
quiring, property unlawfully. Th? military au?
thorities will place no barrier in tho way, but will,
if needed, aid the police in making arrests and in
securing suspicious persons. Since tho incarce?
ration of the eleven or twelve captured on Wed?
nesday, tho city bas boen comparatively quiet, and
though robberies wi 1 still continue, the certainty
that the thieves will be punished will have a whole?
some effect in preventing the rapid increase of
crime.
CLEANING BRICKS.-Tho Burnt District was orna?
mented during the greater portion of last year by
crowds of busy freedmen who could bo seen acatcd
in the shadow of an old wall industriously engaged
in cleaning the burnt bricks and piling them neat?
ly in rows ready for U60. This employment was at
?ne time so common, and tho number of freedmen
so numerous, that many persons imagined that
the day of reconatruction had indeed arrived, and
the raids mado upon tho old walls was only the be
ginning of the new era. Unfortunately then* opin?
ions were erroneous, and.their dreams ol" "cloud
capped towers and gorgeous palaces'' have faded
and left only tho rack behind. Tho industrious
freedmen dropped off ono by ene, and, before thc
results of their work could bo seen ?ind apprecia?
ted, there was scarcely a laborer left, though thc
harvest was still abundant.
% The reason for this wholesale desertion is un?
known, the stringency of tho times and Ute
scarcity of labor may havo been tho causo, but it
is more than probable that tho political agitations
produced by the Radicals of Congress has stopped
the work and caused tho apathy that has apparent?
ly affected both the laborer and his employer. A
vigorous onslaught on the ruins would havo soon
levelled them to tho ground, and if no other good
result h td followed, it would have opened tho city
to the seabreeze, and by removing tho unsightly
piles, havo afforded a better pasture to tho cows
than they now possess. At present thc burnt dis?
trict is an eyo sore to the community, but it is uot
yet too late to improvo it: and wo aro pleased to
notice that some persons havo tho energy to koop
up the work of restoration.
During the past few day* a solitary freedman
might have beon discerned in tho vicinity of tho
old Apprentices' Library silling on a pile of bricks
like MARIUS at the ruins of Carthago, but, indi ko
him, the African of our day was not meditating,
but industriously hammering away tit t e obsti?
nate mortar. "One swallow does net make e sum?
mer, " but that solitary freedman is, we hope,
the advance guard of a mighty host, who armed
?with pick and trowel, will make a havoc among the
^tnins that will soon number them among the
things that were. So mote it be.
THE HIBEBNICON, after a temporary suspension,
in coBscqacnco of tho Odd Fellows convert last
night, will resumo operations this evening. Thc
Professor, und BABNEY. tlie widow MACHBEE, and
tbe "g?rril Judy," will all rc-appcar with recupera?
ted pow. ri. Tho tour will lw varied lo-niqht and
parts of tho island visited, hitherto unknown lo
travellers. An attractive fcat:ro will bo "tho
Haunted Guido," or BABNEY and the Ghost, There
will also bo new comic and sentimental songs.
There is to lie a matinee to-morrow afternoon,
and a la.-t exhibition to-morrow night. Schools
ind families will have a fine opportunity to see
this splendid panorama to-morrow afternoon.
ASSAULT AND BATTEBY. -Tn referrring to tho
iiiackbcrry venders, wo had no idea that we had
?nado them the head contres of attraction, bnt this
lon proved to be tho caso. Yesterday afternoon
-.no Edward Gasney a colored youth of a low sum?
ners, instigated by thc devil and his love of thc
"mit. uindo a rapid charge at a basket full in thc
rhargo of Eugene Ford, an African merchant, aral
; pac tiing it, was soon revelling in the spoils. His
oy was quickly turned to mourning, when pounced
ipon by the police aud carried to thc G uard House,
mt being of a musical temperament bc consoled
limseU" by singing, *? In the prison cell Tin sleeti?
ng Ac," and snapped his fingers at fate. HU
latural ancestor applyiug for him, ho was trans
erred to her care, as ehe promised she would beat
he ten commandments into him..
BISHOP "WIGHTMAN.-Tlie Hov. WM. RT. WIGHT
IAK, D. D., L.L. D., ono of tho Bishops of the
?I. E. Church, South, is o:i a ?sit lo this his na?
ive city, the guest of his kinsman, Mr. PEMBER?
TON, in Wentworth street. Wo announced, some
imo since, tint Bishop W. had selected Charleston
LR tho placo of his futuro re-idonce, and that ho
vould rcmovo lo this city in April. Wo now learn
hat ho will not bo able to accomplish it before
icxt autumn, as circumstances require his farther
lontinuanco at Greensboro. Ala., where ho holds
he very responsible position of Chancellor of Ibo
;outhern University, until hts successor, who. wc
lolieve, has already been appointed, shall relieve
lim.
Tho Bishop, wo learn, will remain with na scve
al days, and wc'hopo will favor his many friends
nd admirers wi ;h ono or more semions on Sunday
iext.
COTJKT OF COMMON PLEAS-non. R. MONRO pro?
wling.-Tho County Docket was continued, and
he first case takon up was Dr. JAMES WHALEY VS.
?LIAS YENNING. B. J. WU.VI.EY, Esq., appeared fur
ho plaintiff. THEO. G. BARKER, Esq., for the dc
Dndhiit. This case was an action brought by Dr.
VHALEY for loss sustained from worthless cot? on
eed purchased from Mr. YENNING. HO claimed
hat tho seed was sold without a guarantee as to
:s character. He had planted the seed and had
Hitched it from its early growth to maturity, and
ras sntisficd of its worthlessness, air. YENNING
ad been purchasing seed from every quarter in
rder to sell it again, and could say nothing about
:s origin or purity.
Mr. YENNESG'S statement was that thc plaintiff |
ad planted the .?oed and did not inform him that
herc wa- any defect until six weeks or two months
fter planting, and then only through his attorney,
"ho plaintiff had moreover purchased seed from
ther parties, which was planted the same time,
nd without any notification. A number ol' wit
esses woro examined and tho caso was argued on
otb sides with great ability. Tho jury retired,
nd after a long absence, brought in a sealed vcr
?2t
Besides this case, no goncral business of impor
vnco was done.
D?crets were rendered in certain civil suits and
xecutious renewed, when tho Court adjourned.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COORI-Hon. GEORGI:
. BRYAN presiding.-Tho United Stales OS. Wir.
JN E. PBOTHBO, of Aiken, 8. C., for violation of
ie Internal Bevcnuo laws as a distiller, was taken
p. Major D. T. COBBIN, District Attorney, for
ie prosecution, and C. H. SEIIONTON, Esq., for tho
efencc. A number of witnesses were oxatniucd
>r both prosecution and defence, and thc defend
nt being placed on tho stand, donicd his guilt in
Jto.
Thc case was a peculiar ono, and the testimony
ory conflicting. Tho principle witness for tho
rosccntion being a Mr. ROBE UT n. LOFTON, who
as indicted for tho same offence, bnt who terned
tate's evidence. His allegations were not sup
orlcd by facts, and wero frequently con'radicted
y other witnesses. His statement was that Mr.
BOTHBO owned tho still and grounds, and that ho
aid a nominal rent of $75 por moir li for thc usc
f them. Mr. P. was in copartnership in tho dis
llery, receiving throe-fourths of tho profits, and
ad frequently nm the still in bis absence.
Ma. PBCTUBO acknowledged having sold whiskey
nt denied boing connected with tho still. Able
rguments were delived both by thc prosecution
nd the defenco, but tho character of the prese?
nting witness had evidently weakened his testi?
mony, and a verdict of Not Guilty waa ren
orcd.
Hi tho Circuit Court the cases of PETER PURNEY
5. GABRIEL DAVIS, administrator of ALICE ABB?
EY, and FRED. A. FoBD,csckeater. A Billin Equity
ir foreclosure. >?
JAS. CONNOB, Esq., for complainant, AV. D. Pon?
en, Esq., f T respondents. Tho Master made a
sport on tho bond aud mortgage, and on motion
f complainants soliciter, a decree of foreclosure
as made by tho Judge, and tho premises
lortgagod ordered to be sold to satisfy tho
mount of principio and interest duo. as reported
y the Master, D. HOBLDECK, Esq.-(36,009.20.
11
THE UNION STATE CONVENTION AGAIN_The (Ide?
ates to this Convention met again yesterday
?orning at tho African Methodist durch in Cal
oun street, and woro at onco engaged in trying
> rescind tho work dono tho day before. A State
entrai Committee had been appointed, but it was
mud that some were distasteful on account of
heir obnoxious white color, and though perfectly
.?liing to affiliate as a man and a brother, it wis
ot considered tho correct thing, and a motion
ras made to reconsider. This created a windy
iscussion among tho members, in which their
nowlodgo of parliamentary tactics wa9 conspicu?
as, tho chair ruling that a motion to lay on tho
iblo was out of order. Nothing of any interest to
he community was transacted, beyond a resolu?
ten to adjourn, to meet in Columbia in July.
Tho Convention has so far beeu an cvidout
zzlo, as tho State at largo is entirely uurcpro
cnted, and the few now in session aro principally
rom ono section of the country. Tin- would tend
) causo one-sided legislation, and thc proposed
djournnient was at once agreed to. Thia Couvon
lon is sustained and supported by money advanced
rom tho Republican Congressional Committee,
nd funds have been furnished to pay the dele
ates, and to try if possible to create a Radical
arty in South Carolina. Thcss dodges show to
lie world that they arc not so sure of tho South
s waa exultingly stated in Congress, and thc
tump speakers, who hive been sent out te v?n?
date their noisome doctrines in thc unreconstrucl
d States, arc tho forlorn hope of tho party, who
bink, to uso tho words of ono of their own
ritors, "that they can slime over tho South, and
hen swallow it." Time will Bhow them their mis
ike.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
A IX KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
."EWS OFFICK.
Auction .Salea Thta Day.
J. k W. Ksox will B-JII this day, at 10 o'clock, at their
.uctiou salesrooms. No. 138 Sleeting Btroet. opposite Pa?
llion Hotel, bird cages, lurnitiuv, carpets, kc.
WM. MCCAY k JOHN CAMPBELL will nell this day, at 10
?'dock, at thou* auctiou salesrooms. No. 13<i Mcctiug
trect. opposite Pavilion Hotel, UPW aud accoRd-biml
iiruiturc, kc. ; also, stock ot a whole, ale liquor store ;
Iso, horse, two seated buggy, &e.
MILES DRAKK will sell this day, at lu o'clock, at Wa
tore, comer Kin;/ and Liberty streets. 75 casnn hoots ami
hoes.
A. H. AnSAHAXa & SONS will sell thia ?'av, at ll",
relock, at their salesroom No. 33 Harne stree!, print8.
lOopsMrts, bowery, ire.; ateo, eoap, wine, also, un?
1er direction of J. P. M. KPPISO, U. ??. Marshal, coa's.
uni:?, vests, blankets. Sc
WILBUR ?: 80S will ee'.l this day at 10.'? o'clock, nt
heil *ui<.s rooms, corner Stato and Chalmers streets?, ute,
rider, bibles, &c.
A Fact Worth Knowing.
Tho best investment for au iuvalid, who entier? Iroiii
lobUity or loss of appetite, is a bottle of PANKNIS'S HI*
.Kitlc bitters, as it will be sure to give relief. For sale by
ill Druggists. t
lioadquarterii Second Military Dist rle
CflABLBOOlf, B. C., May K, 18?7,
[GEXEttAL UKl'F.llt. No. 18.]
I. Ou Hie third Monday of Juiy nexi, in obodict
Ibo rct'nircmcnwof the Act of Congress, passed :
Ski, l?ti?. tiie Commanding Geueral will proceoi
ce nae to be made ? Registration ol lUe malo citizf
the United siales. twenly-onc years of ago and npv
rcsidcuts of North anil South Carolina, not disfrant
for pariidpatlon in tbe rebellion, or for felony at
mon law.
II. One or inore Hoard* of Registration, consist?
three discrec: nud qualified person?, tobe appoint*
Use Commanding General, will be organized in
County or Ody, lo make and complete the Registr
?inK-riutend tho election lo bc held thereafter for
gates to a Convention to frame a Constitution, and
returns to bim of the vote-, hst of voters, and <
persons elected as Delegates by a plurality of tho
cast at such election,
lil. Thc Counties in North Carolina, and tho Geog
?-..al Districts itt South Carolina, will, for Ibo purpos
registration, bo divided into convenient Regislr
Precinct*. In each Registration Precinct a Boa
Registers will, if practicable, bo orgauized. So
pil?os will be designated in each Rr-gibtration Pr?t
where tho Hoard will meet, and citizens eligible fo
isirstion may go and lie registered. Tho Board of
isiration will remain in session two doy?, from sunr
suusct, at each place of meeting. On thc adjourn;
of the Roan! a copy ot tito hst of persons rcgistorec
lie deposited iu t1 suitable placo within tho precinct s.
days, for public Information. And thereafter the fl
will agiuu vi^it every precinct, and revise tho lb
voters, hear objections from ciUzens aB to any ndju
lion made, and register any person who may have '
unable, by reason of illness or other good nnd sutBt
cnu?c to attend the brat session of tho Board.
IT. AU persona appointed to make the said Bogil
tiou of voters and to conduct said election will bo rec
ed. before entering upon their duties, to take and
?orihe the oath prescribed by the Act approved Jul;
l%% entitled "An Act to prescribe nu oath of oin
\n-l if anr person shall falsely tako and subscribo f
mih or nnir-naliop, sin h person so offonding andb
rinly convicted thereof, shall bc subject to the pains, ]
alties and disabilites which, hy law, aro provided for
punishment of the crime of wilful and corrupt pe
ry. Tlte form of tho oath is herewith published, SB
lows :
"I. A. R.. do solemnly swear lor affirm) that I 1
never voluntarily boroo arm* against the TTnited Pt
(tinco I have been a citizen thereof; that I havs volu
rily giv::n no aid. countenance, counsel or cnetnri
nient to persons imfpumcl in a-mod hostility thor-tn; i
I have neither sought, nor accepted, nor attemptd
exons!*", thc functions of any office, whatever under
authority, or pretended authority, in hostility to
Knifed stafvs: that I bara not yielded a voluntary s
n-n-l to any pretended government, authority, powoi
eonrcir-.ition within the United Sitios, hoslilc or inim
thereto. And T do further swear (or affirm! that, to
best of mr knowledge and ability. I will support and
fend the Constitution of the United States, against
enemies, foreign or domestic; that I will bear true f:
and tdlotrlanee to tho same; that I take this obligat
freely, without any mental reservation or purposo
evasion ; and lhat I will well and faithlully discharge
duties of Ibo office on which I em about to cuter,
help me ("tod.
V. Members of tile Boards of Regis trat ion will be
lowed as compensation four dollars a day for eich t
ictually and necessarily employed iu the performai
af Utcir duties, and ten cents a mile for each milo trni
led on duty. Oflieora of the army detailed for such du
?rill bc paid tho per diem and mileage allowed for
londauro on Courts Martial.
VL Any citizen desiring to serve as a member ot
Board of Registration may forward his anplicatirn
these Headquarters, addressed to CapUiu ALEXANTI
Mooni?. A. I". C. No applieution will bo considered t
les* accompanied by a written recommendatiou sion
Ivy either hy the Provisional Governor of the. Stalo.
Tildie of tlte Circuit or fistrict Court of Ute Unll
.?tates, a Collector or other pr neipal officer of Custni
jr of internal Revenue, the Assistant Commissioner
the Freedmen's Bureau, or the Commanding Officer
he Military Post within which the applicant resid?
certifying the applicant to bo a Ot Httd proper person
'ecftivo Ibo appoi traont.
VII. Il is essential that every Board of Registrad
?herald lin composed of persons of recognized emmi ici
lon and worth, fairly representing tho population, ai
n whose impartiality and capacity Ibo body of rotors
he vicinage may have just reliance.
VIII. Tho boundrios of p ecinols for Registration, tl
teveral places within each precinct where tho Board
iteglstratiou will meet, Ute day or days on which tl
Hoard will meet in each precinct, and. also, such regu!
ions as may be necessary for the government of Regit
.rs and of Inspectors of Election tu tho discharge of the
huies and to ensurn the accuracy and completeness
ibo Registration, will he duly published lor general L
formation.
IX. Post Commanders will report without delay npc
:he most expedient division of tho territory ?? ltbiu the
xunutands in o Registration Precinct*, having refcrcne
it ben procurable, io existing laws a..d customs estabbsl
nc Ute usual voting places, and keeping in view Uie in
metalice of ttflbrdiug uuiplc facilities for rcgistratio
?th the least interruption of tho ordinary avocations <
Jte people.
By command of Major Goneral D. E. SICKLES.
J. W. CLOUS,
Captain 38th I tuan try ;
A. D. C. aud Act. Assi-t. Adj't, Gen.
OFFICIAI. : ALEXANDER MOORE, Atd-dc-Camp.
April 10
Office of thc World Mutual Life Insuranc
Company, No. 117 Broadway.
KEW YOIIK, May 1,18C7.
Dear Sir :-After a careful ami thorough cxaminatio
tito Ibo merits of thc varions Lifo Insurance Compaulu
Icing business in this city, I have selected tho Worn:
MUTUAL as Ute one for which, and with which, 1 cai
fork with the best assurance of giving present and hui
tig satisfsctiou to my friends who shall desire to aval
ihemselves of the privilege of securing an absoluto ic
leritatice to their families, or a sure support of their owl
leclining years.
Thc reasons for this seloctionare:
L The World ia a Mutual Compauy, and therefore iu
turcs ils po hey holders at cost-:ach policy holder abai
ng its surplus income
a. It bas HU unusually largo guarantee Capital-$200,
100-paid in and invested, for thc additional security o
jiolicy holders; thus giving tho insured all thc advautn
?os ufa Slock Compauy, with cone of its disadvantages
"J. lt- Mutual Premiums arc lower than thoso chargei
by thu average of Companies, and arc such usexperionci
aas proven to be f atcst and most economical to thc poli
.y bolder.
4. Its Non-Partlciiiating ratos aro actually lowor thai
ire charged by any other Company in tho world.
5. Its business is transacted upon a cash basis, thui
lecturing its patrons beyond coutiugency. Its assots art
irutlcutly and safely invested, aud do uot consist of irre
lecmahle pru mises to pay.
0. Its dividends aro payablo annually niter tho sccont
rear, thus giving every policy bolder tho bonoflt of Un
nirplus income received duriug thu year-not delay inf
liitn three or live years-not appropriating thc profits oi
bis money for Utrve or four years to others iu case lu
senses lo pay premiums, or iu ease of doatb.
7. Its diridouds are made upon business principles
Each policy holder receives tho bonofitcf each payment,
and of tito lime his capital btu becu in tba Company,
ptecisely as every well conducted business house divides
its profits among iu partners.
8. Thirty days' grace are allowed in the paymcut ol
premiums.
fl. lasses are paid thirty days after notice and proof ol
death.
10. AU policies are nou-forfoitablo after two anuual pay?
ments.
H. The restrictions upon travel sra less than In most
Companies, und aro only such ns justice lind safoty re?
quire.
12. Policios are not rendered void because of suicide
-this Company taking the rational poeiliou eif attribu?
ting suicide to insanity.
Lastly. Us management is absolutely unsurpassed,
aud commends it in thc highest terms, A glance at ibo
names of 0 ill cora aud Directors will indicate the posi?
tion and character of thc Company. No better tuon can
bu found in auy country-no names iudieatiug helter
business tulont-higher financial position and integrity of
character, or greater executive ability. Failure bereis
simply iuii oi'siblc
Altogether, I know no Company presenting so many ad?
vantages lo Ibo assured ; am! a careful invc-tigatiou hus
not indicated a singh: defect, nor a point for unfavorable
i-rilici-tn.
soli: tiing your favorable consideration, I remain.
Very respectfully y uti rs,
A. P. MEYLEKT.
General Agent for Southern portion state of N. V.
Our friend J. ALFORD CAY is (be General Agent for
UioStateof South Carolina, office in rear i<f Elmore In
suiaitce Company, LAW RANGE, IMiUAD STREET.
May IU 1
Who is SUisponsiblc ?
Vi-'ii"i <>:' d -' iiitv. who is rasp tsiblc for your heble
ness? Nut yourself. . on will say. for yo i* ve done all
you could to enre it. That's a mistake on your pu?t.
Von havcuT Ute! HOSTIMTint's BITTERS'.
Gloomy dyspeptic, willi au uneasy stomach und a
world-weary face, of course you don't think yourself re?
sponsible for yonr uwn torments. Put you aro. li i?
easy to sc- from your condiUon lhat
You haven't tri -I IIOSTETTEII'S BITTERS.
Billions sufferer, it is nu: your fault, you think, that
your symptom* grow worse day by day. Blue pill
doesn't do y- U any gool. Very likely. But you csu be
brought rnui-ii re* ail that.
Why lia enT you trie 1 HO: "TETTER'S BITTERS?
Frieud. .?': whuin Fever and Ague alternately blow-t
hot and cold, and whom- bntitt s-.-ei"3 to be bursting willi
Uns effects uf sumu powerful drug, do yon assume the
rc-pon ibility! ii, uu I You'vo taken piles of quinine,
and ?il Uie regulallou medicive*. What could you do
niOi'eV i no Hiing morn-ftc very thiu-? thal would
lutvu exempted you from .11 thc pangs that now rack
you.
You have uiver tried HOSTET!ER'S BITTERS.
Nervous invalid, wi at haw-you to BP.V? You plead
lb; t you bare taken all the nervines of the pharmaco
iiteia. If liiey have doue youno good, it is not your
fault. You are nut n-. pott.-iblc. Wron?, all wrong. You
have, in reality, nobody to blaine but yourself.
Woy i ave?'! you* t?&\ytCnt????l1???'8 BTTTEllS?"
For all Ute above-named complaints, te.o Bitters aro
absolute specincs. .? May G j
ESTABLISHED I845H22Y i CARS!
ASSETS OYEIt $7,000,000!
2?TIEW YOIR/IEC ?
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(PURELY MUTUAL).
THE POLICY HOTJDRRS KSCI31VB TUR EXT??IK PROFITS, ANI> ARE THUS
INSURED AT THE A CT CA I. COST OF THE COMPANY, DKDUCTM fl ?VLY EX?
PENSES OF MAMAGKKEST.
?3- A roney OF ^
LOK INS [Jil A NOE i*
always un evidence of
prudent firetliong:t.
and nc man with a ?lc- r??
pondent family is. freo {
from reproach, if Iii* .-.
life is not insured.- :?
'J he (nie Lord Lyud-^r
luurti, Chancellor oj -icri
England.
ffS' T II ERE IS
within? in tim COM
ANNUAL DIVIDEND FIFTY Phi
(FOK TH LEE YEAHS r.V-'i', AND LIKELY TO CONTINUE.)
Cl ONT.
AGE. ASSETS anil DIV1DLX1'. or BBTUHN PREMIUM, 'rodncilig tue Hame lo actual coat,) are tlie KULIN G
CONSIDERATIONS iu decidia;1 ino rdaUVu SECURITY and SKILLFUL MANAGEMENT ol Life Insurance
Companies.
THOMAS FROST, Agent lor South Carolina,
No. 5C BRU AD STIIEET.
JKO. L. DAWSON'. M. D.. 1 p;.vj.ici..n?.
FRANOIS L. PARKER, M. D., Phelans.
April 27 niwflmo
MISCELLANEOUS.
I;KM:J: VI. TAX XOT1.?E.
IWILL DE IN CILVBLRSTOS OS MONDAI*. COTII
instant, for one week, catlin-,' Saturday, at C'onri
House, to r .-nive RETURX9 FOI: TAXES POM I SSC,
aller which Um? my book? will be closed. Persons in?
terested will please 1>c puueturd as ray health will not
admit of my ?ce tri us them ?ut. Piauler* rmployin:;
trcudmen are required, by Act ol Un: Letri?tl-ilii:-?, lo give
in the names ol" al: males bctw ea 21 a lid 50 years old,
?or capitation tax. They aro requested nlso to givo the
number ol doss, and by whom owned. Ml nUicr persona
and Iroodmeii must make return lV-r capitation bur, or
Ix)double taxed. .'. !*. CI.K.wl-.NIS.
Tux Collector, st Andrew':! Parish.
May 10_?wa*
Tho Greenville Hountaiueor
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. AT td KO PER
year, m advance. Atlvenisoiu:-m- inserter! :it usual
rutes. G. E. ELFORD,
May 10 Editor ami Proprietor.
Fli?NIT?ltJ? A i i T?O > S
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES
Attended to with promptness and dispatch, and at
MODERATE CHARGES, DY
SMITH ?? Mci. I ".LIT li AV.
April ix Auctioneers, No. 2" Broad strnnL
LAW NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED /VS PART?
NERS, and propose to practit? In tim STATK
COURTS OF LAW AND KQOFf? mr lin: Districts vi
Damwell, Beaufort and Collctoti. under thu name ?na
slvlo ol "BAVANT."
Office, lor tho present, at i'ILLlSONVTLf.1*. Son I li
Carolina. Ii. J. DAVIN I'.
Kovembmr'Kl Int '..'. HAVANT.
EDWARD M.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.,
'WILL PRACTICE IN TUE COURTS IN EAST
VV FLORIDA.
/.r/,-rcnci-.?-UCCBADX k Sos, APAMS j: Faowr. "fl M. He
BrrnxKV. ]->i. fGmo* DccoiEbcr ai
HOTELS IN NEW VORK.
DE LANEAU HOUSE.
BETWEEN 5th anil fil ii AVKXUES,
NEW YOBK.
rnoNTiNti nEsEitvoui IM at;.
LABOE AND ELEGANT SUITS OF ROOMS FOR
families dcilrhiR accommodations In New York,
transiently or permanently. Tins 1? one ni Ute most
??ry and dcliL'littul locations in the city. T-ihlt- d'lioto or
private. A. M. luLEVALliTTE.
May 3 _ Duo
REUNION HOTEL.
43d A.\D lill AVE "KU IO.
PARTIES VISITING NEW YORK. WILL FIND AT
thin now and tlcsiroblo House, the most ??ry and
comfortable accommodations lor families locating |ier
munoutlv or transiently, at libiral rate*. Meals served
a Li European or Utile d'hote. J. A. ROBINSON.
Maya lino I'rojmnlor.
O. CHITTENDEN,
General Commission Herclwni;,
AND
Manu ilse turer o?' P-ioor,
OF VARIOUS KINDS,
K O. 1 S 7 lt E ADE S T R E S3 1 ,
Comer H liddon Street, Now York.
DEALER IN PAPER AND IN MATERIALS .
vvei-vdesi-ripi'on tor ?ls mauuiartun.
UCI^OJU-I ia ?<*i n
WILLUM BROOKBANK,
STEAM GAS FITTER AfKO i'LUMBKItt,
])LAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GAS FIXTURES, GAS
FITTING AND PLUMBING PROMPTLY AT
tEM'Kl 'lt). .No. HO KING..hi.l.
August 31 ! Yt wren ..r.?>i ?io 1 ..:.
S. A. LAMBERT,
PRODUCE
C0MMISS10S_MER0JIANT.
SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN ORDERS Fl LEI D ON
COMMISSION.
Office of Jolm P. Newkirk,
Ho Ul REA DE-k TH KI-IT, VOJiNEU IILWS??']
N Bl AV V O IC K .
tar Agoncy lor EXXON'S PREMIUM TRENTON
CRACK lilts. All orders sent will bo promptly at ended
to. niuo? iv-^tel-- < ";|
GIVE IT A FAIR TIM AL.
rpHis SOAP REQUIRES ONLY TU BE USED TC
J., provo its superior tjiiaiily. Use it as you would
any common Soap. 'J ry it ami you will he cuuriuccd
that it is superior to any oilier arlie!?! in market. Foi
rain by Grocers geuotally.
Manufactured by TA Y LOB ? YOUNG, No. lui ; Froiil
sired, New York. For unie liv
?UUBER h MARTIN.
No. Ski King s tn . !.
ii. ms? not r CA-,
Ko. PJ7 Ea-l i:ay.
G KO. W. WILLIAMS CO.,
Corner Chun.')] and [layne sirecis.
DOW I ft ? MOISI , Dr?r.'iuts.
No. 1">! Mi-eliu:. '.-i.-n t.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January aa wtiuiimo
WILLIS & L'?lSOLi!,
FACHS, raaissio\ mom,
AND
S I i J P P I N G A G V. N T tS.
~\\ Tl LE \ 1 TEND TO THE PURCHASE, SAL? AN I
VV SJ li MENT Ito ForeitiU Bud Bornes!',: purl? iii
COTTON, ll? K. LUMBER AND NA o I, KTOltES
ATLANTIC WHARF, Ohnrl<*ton. S. V.
K. 'VILLIS.A. c. t.:it.... y
?ctoi:er
Freo to Fverj'l>ft(?.v.
A Large I! pp. Circular, f?iviiij; hifbrtuatioii ?.! ll:
rcntcal importance to Hu- young nt both -..-v,-:-.
ll leachcM ?nov tlie homely may i.i-coiii.: Ix-aut'lul, Ute
despised respected, and tiic forsake!) loved.
No yoong lady or gentleman sh"ul i fail to w-inl thuii
address, ami receive ? copy post-paid, hy return mali.
Address P. O. Drawer, -Ji,
March 30 lyr Troy. >:. v.
Knew thy Dest?n;?.
MADAME E. F. Ti io its ION. thu frreai Einjllrii Astado.
gist, Clairvoyant aud Psychonielrician, who lu. < j.-:i-::
ished thc ?cientl?c ?lusses ol Ike Uhl World, lias now I",
caled herself al liudsuu, N Y. Madame TiionNws
SMKCHBUCII wonderful ?Niwrrs of .??..??.-ni sight a.- lo ena?
ble her lo impart knowledge ol the greatest imt'ortu-i.. i
to thc single ur married of eitlior ins, Wuiie ai s sute
of I ranee, shu dciiucatoa ibo very iealntvs o? :) ? pi?r?Mi
you atv to marry, and hy thc- aid ol an in nmnn >? .?; in
tense power, known aa Ujei'aye!ioui'>tr.i?<-. ipunui?ti; ...
product.' II Ufo-lilce (dcturu --i ibo tat.tr? in:-;,:- v.i:.
ol thc appiii-.int, logelbcr with date ol mar ; >. . . > o.-ilk-i
lu life, leading traita of cluirack-r. fcc. i:.; ; i ; no hutu,
bug, us thousaud of testimonials can assert. ! -i . wi i
send, when deaircd, a cer. Di u coruscate, or writ leu
guarantee, thal the pi-.-tr.;.- is v:Ua: -t | ti.po- , |y :i .
cnclosfaig a small l(?-.b of hair, ?md stating ?,!;"> ,, hirth,
age, disposition ?mi eomplexioii.aiitl ciielosiuc lifry e? ms
and stamped onvciojio luiilrcKauil tuyonrsvir, i ? :!! re?
ceive Ibo pl.-?uru tmd ilesirud itiforiiiatiou Ly r. i..rn n i .
All communications sacredly conildi ntial. Adit hs .. :n
cuufldeuce, Madame E. P. THORNTON, i'. <'. '? -. J: :
Hudson, N. Y. ly March
_SHIP CHANDLERY, ETC.
PATENT
BOAT Illilll APPARATUS.
BLOWN & IDYLL'S PATENT.
? PPROVED UV THE UNITED STATES GOVERN- i
y \_ MEN i* an. I supervising Inspectors of steamers, n t
iii.- l:;??- iii?1, of the dureront PATENTS in Now York har- i
ber, with ali fixtures complete. Price, SH) cash.
Tho hr-st and mont economical of all the Putouts now
unod. i
AT.CO,
lunn yards S oz. COTTON RAVENS for Awning
awl lloaf Sails.
"(KIO yard* Drnid Mills Cotton Duck, Nos. 1, 3, 3, 4. lt,
lian 1 7 al New York prices.
Mt)coils Kentucky Baling Rope for Cotton, Manilla
and Yan! Cordage.
1'or salo hy
JOHN TUOMEY,
April2ii lino No. 48 EAS! BAY.
WE ILVVE NOW ADDED TO OUK NEWS?
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT a moat extensivo and
complete
Supplied with a great, variety of PLAIN AND
EaXCY TYPE, of thu latent and most approved
style?: ami wo have every facility for executing
all kinds of JOB WOJIK in
ENGLISH,
UERJIAN, mid
FRENCH,
Bill and Letter Heads
Circulars
Pamphlets
Catalogues
Drafts
Railroad and
Steamboat Printing
Business Cards
Invitations
Ave, ttl*., &C.
THOSE OF OCR FRIENDS DE?
SI JUN G mi WORK, will pienso
leave their orders with us. Wc
will guarantee as good work, aud
at as CHEAP HATES, ns eau too
had in Charleston.
CATHCART. M'ilLLAN & BORTON.
May a
CLOSING UP AT A GREAT SAC
Iii KIC K.
? )OHN"S L?BEAK? AT FIFTY CENTS A VOLUME.
?> Engineering and Architectural Woran.
Agnculluril aud Gardening Works.
Cootniirt and Spurting Works.
All Gio above works at hall price, at
Mirv 0 s- HART'S. Book Store.
AND
Anatomical ?-harts French and
VICK OOINO OFF AT HALF PRICE AT HART'S
pool, Store. April US
UOISli OFF AT HALF PRICE !
MORAL ANO RELIGIOUS BOOKS. Wields
j ? M ri I Methodist llytnti hooks, ??5 cents
RSiptUt Uyui'i Hooks, .?,'5 to IA cents
rri; Moral and Religions Bookit, 'J? CCU li
L:tO*Soulbern Harmony, 7.'? cents
Catholic ; r muli and Spanish Prayers. SO emili
?<;?4-eopal Prayew. 30 conn* lo il,SO
l?o Thc CharicHtou Rook, 50 couta
Testaments, in French <>.. English, 5 cents to SI
Pm !?o? Glides, .".n coula io ri
vVeosierV Sticllillg Books, lu cents,
i-uliai HART'S "ISOOK STORE"
LAW BOOKS.
The Reports of Soutli Carolina
TUB STATUTES AT LAUGE,
I A T HALF PltrcE. AT HART'S
I ?\ \y,ri\ .>.> Bookstore.
! I ITT TASK*-JIONTIILT RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR. I
; Cl?Y U JA. May 1. IMC/. )
V01-?CE IS HEREBY UiVi X TO ALL CONCERNED
j. ? thai Etc 'i turua for the mouth cf April
iii'omi fiance W?tli tho Tax Ordinance ratified on
hu ' - h "? D?eumber, 1SS<J? must be modo on ur be
!,'..;. liv!. i?. C. GIBSON,
? ' i l ; city Assessor.
NOTICE.
OFTICE CHIEF OF DETECTIVES.I
CtiARLUSTON, Mav'.?tb, 18.17. )
? T"ii;l'.N FROM A COLORED HOY, ON THE-14TB
'J \\. -il bj' s-.me of Ibu Officers, a VIOLIN AND
. A: ;. jiuwii to bu stu-vu. Any on- losing th.-same
-.-i- forward, prove property, ami lake it away.
H. W. HENDRICKS,
jt... ;! )wt Lient, iiud Chief of Detectives,
AUCTION SALES.
Bird Canes. FtrrnHnre. Carpets, ?tc.
BT .T. & W. KNOX.
THTS DAY. nt lo o'clnek A. M.. at thar auction sales?
rooms. Nb. 138 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel,
will br sold. _ ___
MAHOGANY FOUR-POST AND FRENCH BED?
STEADS, Bl-ck Walnut flo.. Cotngc Sets, Chairs. Rock?
ers, Bureaus. Sklehoard, Tables, Mattresses, Washstands,
Ice House, Meat Safes, Carnets, Ac
ALSO.
04 OTT, PAINTINGS.
30 "Hird Cages.
Conditions cash. Mny 10 _
Sevenhi-firorn'fs Boola rind Shoes.
BY "ni-Es nniAKR.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. T wlU sell at my store,
rorner nf Kins and ' il>erty streets,
7f> CASES HOOTS AND SHOKS, ?he best assortment
offered this season, enrnpns'n'.* the fellowing style0:
CASES MEN'S FINE CALF P. S. BOOTS
Cuses Men's (inc Calf Prince Alberts
Cases Men's fine Calf Mount Vernon
Cases Men's Calf-nd Buff Brogans and Balmorals
Cases Hoys' Calf Boris, 1 to .r>
Cases Ro'-s' ami Youths' Bit-moral*.
Cases Ladies' Morocco and Kid R. R. Balmorals
Oase* Ladies' Lasting COUSTPSS.
ANT),
A fine assortment of LATVTLR', MISSES' AHI) CHIL?
DREN'S BALMORALS, Slippers and Gaiters, in cartoon*.
Term? cash. Hay 10
United Stall's Marshal 'Sale. South Caroona Dis?
trict, wndor CTfwffon Int ron sent of parlirt
BY A. H. ABRAHliiS & SO\S. Auctioneers,
Ko. 3"? Hayn? street.
Bvvirtue of a writ of execution dim-ted to mo hythe
Houorablo the Jud-e of the District aforesaid. I wilj
expose for salo at Public Auction, THIS DAY. the 10th
inst., at Wi o'clock, nf No. 35 Kayne street,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES :
COATS I Pairs RT A NEETS
Pairs Pants Pieces Flannel
Vests I Dozen nats.
J. P. M. EPPING,
Conditions raab. U. S. Marshal.
May 10 _
Hjle lo dose Cnnsianments.
BY A. TI. A BB AH A MS ?Si S?STS.
THIS DAY, tho 10th Inst., nt 10 ti o'clock, we will sell at
our salesroom, No. 38 Havne street.
CASFS PRINTS. I - DOZEN H SIERY.
- dozon noopskirta. | - dozen Neckties, fcc. kc.
ALSO.
BOXES FAMILY SO A P. I BOXES WINE.
Coxes Claret. | Case Muskets, fcc, fcc.
May 10
Avortons tor TTorses. Vehicles and Furniture,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRID AY, nt a quarter past
10 o'clock, as originally established by Hie subseribers.
Furniture sales at Private Residences promptly attend?
ed to at tow charges.
SMITH k MCGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneers, No. 27 Broad street,
April ll fimo South Side near State.
lt AW NETT SCHUR.
Anet ?one? r am) Commission Mrrchnnl, al
Ko. Si) King street, below Bron?l street.
Offen? his services for the salo or MERCHANDISE rn
lav mid night nt his store, also for the sale of Sto.-k.
Bandit, Real Estate. Vessels, Horses and Produce. ''.es
.itv references will he given. Consignments solici.il
i'rrms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
April 22 Imo
MACHINE SHOPS.
C. J. SCHLBPr1"
No. 37 LINE-STREET,
BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHILIP.
TUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND RUILDING
j MATERIAL and P 1 NTS, OILS, GLASSES, fcc,
conslautly ou baud ai the lowest ?naciet unces.
Illili' it? ItUlVT
TO CARPENTERS
AND
BUILDERS.
YT-OUR ATTENTION IS CAL Cv ED TO OUR REDUCED
X BA CBS for TONGUED AND GROOVED LUMBER,
viz.:
4-1 FLOORING, at 525 per M.
C-l FLOORING, at SSS per M.
3-1 LINING, at S23 per M.
7-8 LININJ. at $ir,por M.
We also have various other sizes of dressed and rough
LUMBAR. All of which wi tl be disposed of at lowest
cash prices.
?HAUGH & MALL0NEE,
PLANING MILL AND LUMBERYARD.
IIOELBECK'S WHARF, NEAR N. E. RAILROAD.
May 1
Imo
NEW VORK STEM WW CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINE LATHES, PLANERS,
DI PROVED CAR WHEEL LOXES.
BOLT CUTTERS.
UIJRIGHT DRILLS,
AND
?ACMM8TS' TOOLS OF All DESCRIPTION
Works at Worcester, Sloss.
OFFICE AND WAREBOOM, No. 222 PEARL ST.,
MEW YORK.
December in
OTTO
NOTICE.
UPPER WARDS GUARD HOUSE, I
CuAttLESTON. May Uth 1N67. J
STOPPED FROM TW i COLORED MEN A COW,
who stated having found her tun miles up Main
Road.
Tho owner is requested ti> call, pny expenses and take
her away. E. J. KINGMAN.
May S 1st Lieut U. W. G. il.
EOE O K,,_JB .A. M i
SODA WATER ! !
CONFECTIONERY AND CAKES!!!
WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OP AN?
NOUNCING to tie Ladies and Gentlemen of
Charleston, that we, tho undersigned, have fitted up a
FIRST CLASS ESTABLISMEN'T, nt tho corner uf Meet?
ing and Hasel Btrccts, where wc will guarautco that yoi*
will find a superior quality ol ICE CREAM, SODA WA?
TER, CONFECTIONERY and CAKES. Hoping to re?
ceive s siiure of the patronago ol the community, wo are
Respectfully. JOHN OG BEN.
W. A. WITHINGTON.
April 13 Imo
TUB BEST TONIC NOW IN II?B !
November '11
LEA & PERRINS'
CELEBRATED
W0RCM1IRE SAUCE.
PRONOUNCED ^? EXTRACT
BY 5^/ of a letter Irom a
. ,^,R , ?3 MEDICAL GENTLEMAN
CONNOISSEURS il at 3,adms, to his
TO BE THE ONLY yfflf" V Brother at
JMfcffi WORCESTER. May,
Good Simce ?SBE??!1851:
S^lSfe "Tell LEA 4 X'ER
A>D AITUCABLK 'EINS that their SALTI;
''.tHf''"' 'B highly esteemed iu In?
to s55s? dia, and is, in my opiu'ou,
.itfiBir; tho most palatable, f.a
EVERY VARIETY aBTBg well as thc most who c
fBB&t some SAUCE that I?
OF DISH. ^S*>^nade."
Thc success of this most delicious and unrivalle : con?
diment having caused many iiiiprhu.?i>led defers to
apply thc naine to Spurious Compounds, tho PMIILIC -.t
respectfidly and earnestly requested to see that toe narnu
of LKA& PEBBDCS ore upou tlie WRAPPER, LABEL,
STOPPER and BOTTLE.
Manufactured by
LEA & PERRINS, Worcester.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
NEW YORK:,
AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES.
October 19 rmwlyr
K S A U 5 H ? ? ri it. CO.
?Hi M Oil zanovzo
li E A H D AND ls y U A B 2
PIAN?-FORTEfi
J?uJl Iron Frarflijand Overstrung Bas*
MANUFACTORY AND VPABKEOVKS
6*. Vi West Hon?tors-atrca?. Ko, '.
REAR BROADWAY, KEW FOSS.
TIBE OWB3IE??IUI*:?V?, alaXOiii-i Oi '?L'7 FISK Cl
A KRAESHAAR .?: CO , arr ? r?. ?tal Pisar, nu&srt
?flit un enc*-; hav* hid a tsrjp rz\r.-rir-..j. fa co?Mt?'Ai"
?rlM ?acte o. th? bes: bul :i:.-ui- in tnt? coan?;
a id 1er i -.p- ?-cir lii'-H Mi ..-.-I isoroiyfn
issn:. trUt I ;. t;.:-c:, n: U m SOT thai: Immclu?to yjr?.-;';
8'ipsrTlhi-"-it. ..: ?. hej Uioii !.-. ?n?tr?identfi ?.^vi- rj-.-.-j
f?eiory , s lzV> tl.- . MH'.S -ri ; i.t:r DRUM:*, crJi n
tt.S" hit ! ~ p'-Ai-), i;-.:.-jti-?n. JiriL.^ij --? j rot!t!rtS93t
tv.-'-, sa r!?itie?>- tijue?l- nv irv. TTbicU a? Infi*>l
ceat aujrlis sa rt ?-.stir?ie'.-iry t??in pahUe-ss willi
ti?atdarabUirr in c '-.?n, *'.i.<. iisniia it to
n^aln in ..*. "1SB?to vritwatAT?M sud'.ti; ch.*r:i;?? oj...M
?ara'.nrs sad ??ot vu-e to pttreaa lisa! and c : li -s";;-'
are i".m-:-n:u- s uravol-?able.
Ute? wu! ai att times be narvr ta at:-. :??. pre'.v ??? i
sr.d tu?! prblic ?* their Wtr? roc ms, *n-.' ?ITII? e>/ta?
soc bAWt/s their own Piasoo aid 'he.-r. .-.t n;c"
manufactory,
AhlUti RHAlT?fiAAS.Tc; IAH BA* X
CHARLES J. BOfiONEMAN?.'.
April M
AUCTION SALES.
TTorse. Two-&>aled Jiwiav and Cart,
AV JIT. MfKAT & .TOHN CAMPBELL,
Will ?ell TTTTS DAY, 10th, ot their Anetten Pale Roon)?,
Ho, i Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel, at 10
o'clock,
Ono TUY HORSE. (Iravraln suide or double harneM
One Twn-Seatel Buggy, with Pole and Shafts
One Cart.
Terms cash. _MaylO
Kew and Sccondrhand Furniture. Large Mir?
rors. <f:c.
WW. McK*T & JOHN ClrnTPDELl.
Will sr'1 at their AueHon Salerooms. Ko.
ntreet. nnr.o=itc Pavilion Hotel, THIS DAY. 10th Inst.
at 10 o'clock. . , -, , . ",
COTTAGE SETS, Burean*. Sideboards, Bedsteads.
OTattresMfl, Pillows. Cane aid Wood Seat Rockers. Office
Stool?, C ane and Wood Seat Chairs, Meat Safes, 4c
ALSO, .??..?.?
Orte Larg? MIRROR. French Plate, 6 feet 6 inches by 6
feet 10. ,"
T-rm* rish. "ff"
Stock of a Wholesale Liquor Store-removed for
ronrpnirnrp nf safe- h>i ardor of assianee.
W?T. VcC.VV &.TO??N CAMPBELL,
Win 'el' at their Auction Salerooms. No. 136 Meering
street, opposite Pavilion Hotel, THIS DAY, 10th mst,
nf 10 o'clock.
_hbl?. rrroiOE r-oURBON WHISKEY
- hbta. Old Pre Whiskov
- KM?, old Monmurineli Whiskey
- Mils. Sf. r*roi? Rum
- unto. Jamaica Furn.
ALSO.
ISO r-nxes C0T.0 \TE'S TOILET SOAP-consisting of
Bntb. Persian, Myrtle, Diamond, Barber's Shaving and
note] Soan. .
Xrrms-T'nder one hundred dollars, cash ; over that
amount thirty dava approved endorsed note, bank ra?
teront added. " '_mylo
Ain. Cider. Warble Ton Iron Frame Tahles-suila
h'c tor a Ttrs'inrnn*-fthmr. Case. Mirrors, dc.
TIT WTLBTXTt ?te SON.
THTS r>\Y. 10Ui hist, at onr salesrooms, corner State
and Chnlnjers streets, at lO,^ o'clock, will be sold,
without ?nv reserve.
The ABnvr ARTICLES, ?wlher with a general as
Boi+me'i* or Merchandise, Clothing, Shoes, Cigars, Mats,
Clothes Lines, A-e.
Conditions cash. May 10
MISCELLANEOUS.
TVV AMATEUR REGATTA CLUB
WILL RAIL APACE O^ TUESDAY. THE HTH INST.,
leaving Sinthern Wharf at 3:30 P. M. All persons
deslrnns of nirh'cipaHne In the race, must enter their
bouts on or before Monday, 15th in?t
May 10_ALBEBT O. STONE.
TO TAX PAVERS":
THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
for the information of all persons concerned:
AX ORDINANCE TO AMEND AK ORDINANCE TO BAISE SOP
pt.rr.s ron THE TEAR 1867, AND FOB OTHES PURPOSES.
T. Be it ordain od bv the Mavor and Aldermen in City
Coimeil n sse-Mod, That all faxes navablo "nder the Or?
dinance to raino snpnlies for the year 1867, and for other
piirnoioa. 1>c pai i "n or before the Mfh doy of June next:
and that ncrsoris who shall make default of navment of
their frnres on that day, phall pay, in addition to the
nmonni of their taxes, one and a half per cont per
month until the 3l?t dav of July, when, if not paid, an
amount of two per* cent per month upon the amount
nf taxe? shall be paid: and after thc 31st day of Anim?t
three nor cent, rwr month on the amount of taxes due
sh;i ll bn paid until rwvraenf of the wholo amount is made.
IT. That nil ncraons who neilent or fail to pav their
monthly taxes on or before the fifteenth dav of each
month, shall respectively pay on tho. amounts thereof,
two per cent p?r month from such fifteenth day, until
nnvmorit is made.
Ratified in City rouncil this seventh day of May, in
the rear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixtv-seven.
(Li S.1 P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor.
W. H. SxrtTH. Clerk of Council. 3mo May ll
ORINA\CE!
TnE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
for the information of all concerned :
AS ORDINANCE TO REO?LATE THF. CLEANSING OT PRIVIES
AND VAULTS IN TUE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY.
I. Bo it Ordained by thc Mayor and Aldermen, That
from and arter the ratification of this Ordinance, it shall
not bc lawful for nny person to cleanse or remove the
contents of Vaults or Privies vritbin the Umita of the
city, without having previcuslvobtained a license for tho
same; all such licenses to expire on tho 31st December
nf every year, and bo subject to all requirements impos?
ed by Ordinances regulating the granting of Licenses for
Drays and C Tts.
II. Th ti the uso of Barrels in open Carts and Wagons
Ls prohibited, and parties applying for License will be re?
quins! tn provide closed Carts suitable for the purpose.
III. All persons having such License shall repot t at
one of thc Guard Houses, dnring the day, his or their in?
tention to do such work during the ensuing night ; in the
Lower Wards snch report to be made to the Main Guard
House, m the Upper Words to Upper Guard House.
IA'. The placo or places for tho deposit of such offal
shalt be designated from time to time by the Mayor.
V. Every owner or driver of such Licensed Cart or
any other person who shall violate any of the provisions
of this Ordinance, or shall neglect or refuse to observe
the samo, or any of them, shall forfeit and pay for each
Offence a tine not to exceed twenty-five dollars, to bo en?
forced by the Mayor in his Court, or recovered in any
other court of competent jurisdiction.
Ratified in City council this seventh day of May, in the
y cir of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and six?
ty-seven.
[L, s.] P. C. GAILLARD,
W. H. SMITH, M yor.
Clerk of Council 3mo_MaylO
FOSS'S HO TBL,
SUMMERVILLE, S.C.
P. V. BRANDT, Proprietor.
SUMMERVILLE IS RECOMMENDED TO INVALIDS,
and others socking a salubrious and delightful
climate. Distanco from Charleston 32 miles on the South
Carolina Railroad.
Trains leave Charleston at 8 A. M. and 4:15 P. M., and
returning loavo Summerville 7:10 A. M. and 2:30 P. M.
May 4 _ stagg
' EXTRA B0?XTY. EXTRA SOOM
$100, $100, $100, $100,
TO SOLDIERS' FATHERS, MOTHERS, WIVE8 AND
Orphan Children ol' deceased soldiers. Call at U. 8.
Claim office. No. 100 MEETING STREET. Charleston,
S. C., and scour' it.
Advances mado on claims. wfm3 May 8
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS
PENSK this agreeable and healthful beverage at
thoir web-known stands, No. SC HASEL STREET, be?
tween King and Meeting streets, No. ?VJS>; KING STREET
(Old Piquet Gc ard House), and at the head of CENTER
MARKET, northwest corner.
Druggists and others wishing to be supplied with
Fountains or Syrups, and dealers desiring Fountains
charged, will bo accommodated upon reasonable
terms.
Steamers, Hotels, Restaurants and private families,
ni rn ! shed with a superior article of bottled Soda, In quan?
tities to suit purchasers.
Wo are agents for the salo of A. J. Morse A Son's justly
celebrated soda Waler Apparatus, consisting ot' Genera?
tors, Fountains, Marble Draught Stands, Silver Plated
Refrigerating Lraugbt Siands, Tumbler Holders, and all
apparatus necessary for the manufacture of Soda Water,
ai thu manufacturers' prices, with freight added.
Dealers in Soda Water throughout the State, desiring
au apparatus will do well to examine the merits of
Morse's Apparatus, before purchasing elcscwhore.
Description catalogue and price list sent to any address
upon application to JOHN BUCK A CO., Charleston.
Winic appreciating thc very liberal patronage extended
lo us during thc post season, we shall strive to merit its
continuance.
April li
JOHN BUCK.
E. H. GARDNER.
.imo
NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING
clause of Section 1 of an "Ordinance to Raise Sup?
plies ?or thc ye ir 1807," is published for the information
or persous Salbu.- Lood? by sample or otherwise, who are
not residents ot this city. All such persons are hereby
notified tu report ai this office.
"Three dollars oa every hundred dollars of all goods
sold in this city by ronna not residents, by sample or
otherwise." W. H. SMITH,
March H Clerk of Council
mw PEBJFUME
Foi' the Handkerchief.
A MOST EXQUISITE, DELICATE, AND FRA
( i RANT PERFUME, Distilled from the Kare and
Beautiful Flower from which it takes ita name.
MAXTJFACTUBED ONLY BY PHALON & SON,
NEW YOEE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ASK FOR PH.U.ON'S-TAKE KO OTHER.
Sold by Druggets generally, and
Sold at Wholesale by
GOODRICH, mm & co,
January 21 ruthi yr
T??E >1 ARION STAR,
ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
published al Marion, S?. C. in the central portion
ut the country, ?md oilers a favorable medium to Mer?
chants, Dru iji-t-, Machinists, and all classes wi.o desire
to extci.d i' i- i : lint 's in tho Pee Dee country.
For ?.'ac boned? ?>, our nuveriwiug patrons, wc shall, in
addition !? uir . to-cr.p. ? .u hst, which is constantly nv
?ing, publish .i?? iii-tribute gra.ditously JOUO oxtra
cvti..- w?" thc STAR. d"riug Hie business season this
Fail.
ita*?s ot A J ...rtisitig lib.; ml.
W. J. McKERALL.
Norcmbet -AI KUitorand Proprietor.
TUE CAROLINA Ti.ULS,
Pl'?lLl^HICD AT OUAXOEBVUG C. ll.
mil IS PAPER CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT THE
J. middle portion ol the State,and offers the best
facilities Kwaduweere. Februarj