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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY ll, 1807. LOCAL MA TEHS. .1 ii Wons.-Wo bavo now coni|ilotc>l our oRlco I Bo au to oxcouto, in tho shortest possible timo J AS, KINDS OF JOD WORK, Mid wo moll ro epretfuUy auk tho patronage of our friends. Foal Oilier Notice. ROBT OFFICE, CUARLKST X, H. C., May 0,18C7. ( Koreaner, until furthoi notice, tho NortlionBtcrn Maila will closo nt 1.15 P. M., niul arriving nt tho Dopot nt 0.45 A. M. will ho ready for dolivery nt ll o'clock. On Sundays the Post Office will open ot P. M. for ono hour. Tho Maila for South Carolina Railroad will con tinuo to closo dally at 0 o'clock A. M., mid for tho Savannah and Charleston Ilnilroati at tl A. M. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. STANLEY O. TROTT, P. M. ACK.IOwi.Loor.MF.Nr.- Our thanks aro duo Mr. DXLACEY, of tho Mills HOUBO books stand, for j copies of lato New York papers. Music ON Tim DATTEUT_Tho band ot tho Cth Infantry, under tho leadership or THOM AH WELDON, will perform on tho Battery this afternoon. Thcf following is tho projrramme muifrafs: 1. Overturo from Lo Caid. 2. Polka. Robecos, i). Cavatina from Eniaui. .1. Last Greeting, Seronado by Sobubort. 6 Duett and Fiualo from Los Montenegrins. 0. Waltz, Songs of tho Thames. 7. Qulokstep, Medley. -o THE ATTENTION of onr roadors is called to tho 1 Advettlsomonta, In aunther column, of Mossra. BERGER, Boinrrrs& Co., CliomiBta, Troy, N. Y. They aro manufacturers of, and agent for, eomo of tho most valuable toilet preparations in uso. By their uso all may possess a cloar, Bmooth kin, or a healthy and luxuriant growth of hair upon tho bead or face. Tlioso of our readers having uso for anything of tho kind would do well to pa tronize them. PERSONAL.-Wo unintentionally omitted yoste day to ohronioto tho evont of tho season; tho arri-j val in our sanctum of our genial" friend JULIAN A. SEI.RV, of tho Columbia Plmnix. Ilia shadow does I ot grow loss, and a glance at bis six feet propor tions reminds us .that they wore giants in those days. Mr. SELBY is tho propriotor of tho most flou rishing journal iu tho intcriorlof this H tate audits largo circulation and influence commends it to our merchant" as an advertising medium. ROUND TUX CORKER.-Under ibis titlo Gronos W. POND A Co. havo, al tho south corner of East Say and Adgor's Wharf, ono of tho coziest restau rants thal can bo found in our city, whero tho best wines and liquors, as well BB a muet agrcoablo lonoli, can alwr~a bo found, an I where tho prices aro considerably loner than in other nntabliab menta. Situatoi as he Is, in tho business part of | tho town, wc fool satlsflcd that this Slight hint Will bo sufficient to insure them custom from thoao who aro burn e donn by thc lient of tho sun, or who aro too much employed to take their dinner at homo. ROBBERIES.- On tho 80th ult. tho atore of Messrs. Cl KO nor. LITTLE & Co., in King etroet, waa broken into by going through Princess stroot uud prying Off tho bar nt tho back window. Tho thfoves lit tho gas, and helped thomsclvos, carrying off bo tween 00 and IG00 worth or clothing. Lieut en nut HENDRICKS put tho caso in tho banda of officer MEYER, who soon trncod tho partios, and had them arrostod. A greater portiou of tho goods were re covered, ulthough Chev were scattered in different Louses. Lieutenant HENDBICKS also succeeded in rocovoring a Uno gold watch that lind becu stolon from Mr. HENRY HunitouoBs by a negro, who sub sequently Bold it to u wkito man uamod JA si EH MAURICE for three dollars. Both parties bavo boon arrested. LUON" FOUNDRY AND MACHINE suor.-The Bound of tho hammer and tho anvil lias always boon con sidered tho most cheering sign of prosperity, and few cities are destitute of thin melody. Tuero ie perhaps no placo whore business and music aro combine 1 to a greater extent than in a machino imp, and the ring cf metal at once tells a lalo bf lifo and activity. Charleston can boast of many gt theso establishments, hut wo wish to refer par ticularly to tho Foundry of Messrs. JOHN F. TAY XOB & Co., in Pritchard street. These gentlemen have mada oxtensive preparations to conduct tho business on a largo seale, sud can turn out any machinery that may bo required. They have now in course of oreetion an additional machine ahop, With all tho latest improvements, which will cn ablo thom to tura out any work demanded. Tho shops being noor tho water, any kind ol marine work can bo porforutod with great facility. Wc commend Mesure. TATLOBA Co. to tho good graces of tho public, being assured that tboy will novor Want patronage. Tax HEBEUNICON.-The crowds that attended tho Hibernian Hall last night testified that their appreciation of tho performance was not woaken o 1, and tho different Heines, and the jokes of I BARNEY wera received with repeated oncoros. It is impossible to do Justice to this performance, os . (be variations aro so pleating that tboy at once at tract tho attention which is kept enchained throughout. Tho acting is oxtromoly good, and the lifo-like appearance of tho difforont chame tors ran hardly be surpassed. To-day, it will be remembered, ia tho lost, but Ly no means tho toast, as thorn will bo a grand matinee in the afternoon, which bea boon arranged for tho especial accommodation of families and schools, at reduced prices. In tho evening there viii bo a farewell benefit of tho popular Guido, BARNEY, in which all of tko wonders of tho enter tainment will be exhibited. BAU EY bas BO endoar ( d himself to his audiencea by hin rich jokes that we predict an astonishingly full house, and advise nono to stay away who can maka tho trip. Tux LADIES' MEMORIAL, ASSOCIATION.-Tho an nual ceremony of dncnralinjLttio graves of atMsfiBta* federate dead wax'obBoryody TeruxyT not only at Magnolia Cemetery but at tho private grave yards in the city. When tho Association wan first formed tho 16th of June, tho anniversary of tho battle of SecossionvUlo, waa chosen as their anniversary, bat it waa thought beat to ohacgo this to tho 10th of May, tho anniversary of Oon, STONEWALL- JACKSON'S death, aa this day was observed by tho associations in Histor cition. After due deliberation among tho mein hors, it was decided to make no ostentatious display of sorrow, but simply to dress tho tomba of tho fallon heroes with their floral offerings. In consequence of this reticence on their part few out siders were swore that tho day bad boon changed cr that any preparations had boon' modo to cele brate tho oecoelon. Tho Indios of tho Association bod boon busily on gaged for several days in collecting their tribute of flowers, and forming thom into tho different ornaments to bo employed in decking tho soldiers graves. Every gardon In tho olty was taxed, but the larger portion were furnished from tho garden of Mr. STBOUB, tho koopcr of tho (bine tory. The day was bright, clear, and beautiful; lt Boomed as if na turo bod smiled upon, tho Bcenoand had aided tho holy causo, by tho charm of a balmy air laden with tho breath of flowers. By six o'clock In tho morning many woro on tho ground arranging tho wreaths of flowers and Im mortelles on tho several graves, but it was not until 1 P. M. that tho crowd bogan lo assemble, , ond in a short timo tho cemetery won coveted with fair maidens bonding oror the last resting placea Of tho gallant dead, sud tenderly nrranging tho immortelles upon the mounds. Nearly four hun dred persons woro present, and, with very few ex ceptions, theso were all lidies-membors of tho Association and others, who hid nome friend or rotativo burled in thia sacred spot. No ceremonies of any description wcro observed, and beyond placing tho floral tribute upon tho graven, no d monstration was m ado; no hymns woro snug, or prayers offered, oxeept those that carno from tho heart of hoarts, and whioh wcro board only by ibo Great Tv>!ng to whom tboy were addrossod. Tho decorations of tho graves wcro very similar to Hinno of last yoar, and som o cara, was observed that nono should escape attention. Tho soldier's burying ground shows nt unco the caro that has been bestowed upon it. Tho booti stones havo been placed at fifty graves, nd others will bo enp .. plied soon. Tho groimdi bavo boon laid out and oro surrounded hy a wild orango bcd go,-an il tho whole appeararifeo ^ groat irrrprnT ?iont on tho barron and deso! to leo!; it pT ut lani yr r. Each grave, waa tastefully ornamented with gar lands and wreaths'; and though inj some in 3 toncos the morinda ooverod unknown dead, yot all roccivod ! tho eomo kind attention. In other parta of tho cemetery tho gallant soldier .was not forgotten; and the numorons wreaths that were to be /icon in every direction proved , that their memory was still, green. Among others tho snave of obtain JOH* fegg; (tho gallant son . pf th dlstmgniahod Ir>,h exile) WM very Laud aonioly decorolod. Copt. M., who It Trill bc remem bered, foti willie in command at Fort (sumter, lies buried in a triangular lot hear tho Receiving Tomi i. Tho lot has boon recently shaped to repre sent tho bastion of n fortress, neatly onclosed with brickw rk, and plaided with auenmonos. Tho Kamo affection and fnontlship that has siipnrlii tondod thoso arrangements, wo loam, conten - I il.itc i ml.hui; rnrthcr iiuprovcmouts to this grave. lu tho nbsenco of tho President of tho Associa Hun, Mrs. KNOW DUN, tho nrduoiiH duties of arm ng - iug tho programme nnd of seeing that it was car ried OUt, devolved llpou tho V CO-Pr08 doilt, M B3 M.uiT O, BoRHOuons, mid tho thorough mnnncr in which tho iiumi'rouB graves were decorated was principally duo to her untiring oxcrtious. Tho ladies of tho Association desired to make no dis play that would attract attention and causo thom II bo tho objocts of ill natured remarks, and fccl in;; Hint their inotivoii ero puro and holy, they know that no ono who had any respect for tho Li uve dead would iutorfcro with thom. Yoi it was thought tobo tho best plan to perform their sad du ties without any ostentation. Tho cemetery has boon pined in thorough order, and a gale-koopcr ap pointed who rcfuseo out muco to all persous with out ticket*. This coureo Ins bcon ndoptod to pro vent tho mutilation and destruction of tho shrub bery and ornamonts iu Ibo grounds. Tho different church-yards in tho city woro also visited during tho day, and tho graves of tho dead soldiers received tho name kind attoation as that COURT OP COMMON PLEAS-Hon. R. MUNRO presiding.-Tho Civil Enquiry Docket was called and a number of rasos referred to tho Clerk, and a number of judgments rendered, hut or no public interest. Tho caso of tho Executor of YAOEB 05. tho South Carolina Railroad Company was taken up. SAM UEL LORD, Esq., appearing for tho plaintiff, and General JAS. CoKNon os .Solicitor for tho Company. The points in tho caso woro, that somo timo in November, 18C6, sovoral bales of cotton woro sont from Georges' Station to Charleston, consigned to Mr. YAOEB. Tho consignee waa notified by tho company tho day niter tho arrival; on tho day fol lowing tho drayman of tho plaintif! called for tho cotton and was informed that a halo had boon sto lon tho night previous. Tho action was brought to recover tho value of tho lost cotton, as tho com pany refused to indoruify tho consfgnco, alleging (hat they were not responsible aRor tho notifica tion. This occasioned a considorablo discussion, mid tho caso was argued ably on both sidos, but tho Judge re tm ned a verdict of MOO for tho plain tiff. UNITED STATES DIBTHICT COOM-Hon. GEO. 8. lh.VAN. presiding.-Attachments wcro issued in tho following casca, and monitions rcturnablo in two wooks from this date. Tho United States cs. nineteen bnrrols of dis tilled spirits, and sixty-nino empty barrels, found al tho storo of W, H. KIDD, tu Charleston. For forfoituro for violation of tho Internal Revenue Laxvs of thc United States. Tho United.,Stales vs. nineteen barrels of dis tilled, spirits, found at tho storo of MAUTOUE k Co. Tho United States vs. twenty-four barrels of dis tilled-spirits, found at tho storo of J. W. DAC.UETT i Co . Tho United State* Ys.v'tbroo Wrols^of. distilled spirits, found nt.tho Bloru^ fyQf \V.".P Nb k Do. Tho United Stales os. two stills and all tho . ap purtenance thuruu^itu-bolong found Ou thb promises of W. E. PBOTIIBO, in Barnwell District Tho District Attorney hos withdrawn all of tho cases for violation of tho Internal Bovenuo laws from tho docket, ti dining to j i inoculo under the present circumstances, and has reported to higher authorities tho inability to socoro conviction be fore Um juries. If tho test oath is over applied tharo aro hut fow who could conscientiously take it, and it is moro than probable, that all of their sympathies and prejudices should bo In favor of tho government, and a correct verdict bo equally hard to obtain. In oil coses an Intelligent jury gives thoprisonors tho benefit of any doubt. Tho CABOS for violation of the Internal Rovonuo woro based on tho testimony of detectives and States evidence, which was, in many casos, weak and ap parently given in malice. Under these eire um stances, the verdict hos generally been in favor of tho accused, but it ls a hard matter to charge theso juries with antagonism to the United States, os thoy have boen usually composed of our best citizens, and tho same verdict would probably hovo boen ronderod in a Northern Court. Co BT or Arra AT.-In tho Court of Appeals, on Thursday, opinions woro announced in tho follow ing causes: Samuel D. Hodge ads. tho State. Prisoner son ! ten ced, by Wordlaw, J., to bo hanged on Fr id iv, I 7th Juno noxs, G. B. Lamar el tuc el al. es. executor of Peay, Opinion by Wardlaw, J. Dooreo reformed and special orders mado. Abigail Dori ty os. Elford and ; Sherman, execu tors-, Thomas Dunham es. the simo. Opinion by Inglis, J. Dooreo reversed. Tho State ex retattone James Bruce vs. S. A. Hodges, tax collector. Wardlaw, J. Motion dia I missed. Opinion to bo Hied. Margaret 8. Kirkland, Powell Kirkland and Mo Rio Kirkland aili. Uio State. Dunkin, 0. J. Now trial granted. , Nelson (person of color) ads. tho State. Opinion bv Inglis, J. - Now trial granted. W. G. McKnight ru. John A Gordon, Postponed I for consideration. -. . . / ER Thomas ad*, the State. Wardlaw, J., deliv ered opinion. Motion in fin-cet of judgment grahtoi" fi. .Moses Levy cs. O. A. Huggins, r.ilnnnistrator. Opinion by Dunkin, 0. J. Motion dismissed. lt. 8. IV.-.rd ads. tho BUtta. .'Opinion by Word law, J.- -Now trial ordered.. * All business of tho term hoing disposed of, tho Court, at half-past 2 P.' M., adjourn od sin dir. MAO&DEH'S PECTORAL BALM earea Whooping I Cough. DO WIE A MOISE, Agon bi. GOODRICH, WLNEMAN k CO., Agents. - ' - KLY8IU8. A now and Important remedy'for married ladles. [ Circulara can bo obtalnod and tho art icio supplied upon application to tho wholesale agon tu. DOWDS k MOISE, Southern Drug House, No. 151 Meeting street. April ll UutuSmos H. Hil .? j ir you wont cheap Blank Books; If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa per, Ac; OT, Mn.T.iM' Almenan; If yon want Printlog executed neatly; If you want Booka bound in any style,' or Account Books modo to order, with any desired pattern ol ruling, go to HIRAM HABR A, No. 69 Brood streot. BUSINESS NOTICES. ALL RINDS OF JOB WOBK DONE AT TUE DAILY HEWS OFFICE . Try .Them. Many persons have within this eummrr experienced tho boned ts to be derived from the use of FAHEHTH'S RrriTio IliTTsiw. We would recommend them to all who stand In need of a tonic. For sale by r U Druggists, ' s October 0 Every Mother Wb.i regards tho life and health of her chRl, shonld possess Mita WINSLOW'S BOOTH IN O SYRUP. It la sn old and well-tried remedy. It relieras tbs child from pain, softens the gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind colic, regulates the stomach and bowels, and, by (riving rest and health to the child, comforts the mother. Office, Hi 315 Fulton sire*!. Haw York, ind No. 908 High Holborn, I.oodou, England. De sura and can for .-'.!' , ^ "URS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHTHO SYRUP-,", Raving tho fae fisifle of "Cimm ft Panam * ' on tho ou laide wrapper. All others are baas imitations. for aale by DO WIE A MOISE, Nc, Itt Vesting street, oppoai'o tho Charleston Rota. Kay? rothes Ttl Tiena t Adren lae ttl th* Country. tun rnairrx baa a largo circulation throughout the middle and upper DJ tri cte of tba state: Ad ve rilling rates aa reasonable as the s brinete ey M 'the money mar ket will warrant Merchants and oliera wish Ir . to use the columns of Uta paper will addrett . > ' I JULIAN A. HEXirr, Tfoprtetc-f, February 25 Columbia, H. a OFFICIAL. UciuliiuiiiTt-ra Si-toml Military District,! CUAnuarros, 8. C., May . 1807. J JOKNEnai. Onni.tui No. 18. | L Ou (he third Monday of July unit, lu obedience to Iho ropitrouicutHOf tito Act of Congress, passed March 33d, 1SG7, Mic Commanding (louerai will proceed and cause to br mado a Registration nf tho male citizens cf thc United Mates. Iwruty-ouo year.; of ago and upwards, residents of North and Houth Carolina, not disfranchised for participation lu (ho rcbolliou, or for felony st com mon law. II. One or moro Boards of lUr.;j!*traliou, constating of three dlecrcol and quaUllcd persona, lo bc appointed by tho Commautllng (louerai, will bo organized In eacb County or City, In make and rompi lo Ibo Registration, superintend tho election to bc held llioreailor for Dele gates lo a convention tu frame a Constitution, and make returns to bim of thc votes Hst of voter., and of thc persons elected OK Del gales by n plurality of tba voles coc at such election. III. 'ilia Counties in North Carolina, and the Geograph ical Districts lu South Carolina, will, for tho purposes of registration, bo illvldod luto convenient Registration I'iccJncta. In each RcglstrnUoii Precinct a Hoard of Registers will, if practicable, bo organized. Several places will bc designated in each Registration Precinct, ivlicro tho Hoard will inc l, und citizens cllglblo to Reg istration may go aud bo registered. Tho Hoard of Rog. islrntion wlU r. main In session two days, from sunrlsoto sunset, at each place of mooting. On Iho adjournment of tho Board u copy ol tho Hat ol persons registered will bo deposited In a suitable place within tho precinct seven lays, for public inform Klon. And thereafter tho Boord 111 ogaiu visit every pr. duct, and reviso tho list of voters, bear objections from citizens as to any adjudies llon made, and register any person who may havo been unable, by reason of iUucss or other good and sufficient sause to attend tho first BoiuUon of the Board. IV. AU oenone appointed to moko ibo said Roglatre iou of voters and to conduct said election will bo rcquir t&j beforo ontering upon their duties, to lake and aub .cribo thc oath prescribed by tho Act opproved July 2d, IRCS, entitled "An Act to prescribe an oath of ofOco." Vnd if any poraon shall talsoly toko and subscribe suoh nth or affirmation, such person so offending and hoing inly convicted thereof, shall be subject to the poins, pen diles and dleabllitca which, by law, sro provided for ibo lunlshmont of tho crime of wilful and corrupt perju ry. Tho form of tho oath ls herewith published, as fol lows : "I, A. U., do solemnly swear (or nRlrm) that I hare lever voluntarily bo ruo arms against tho United fi tatos lines I boro been u citizen th-n of ; that I havo volunta rily given tuvalu, countenance, counsel or encourage aient to persona engaged In armed hostility thereto ; that 1 havo noltber sought, nor accepted, nor attempted to ixerriss tho functions of any olDro whatever nndor any lulhorlty, or protended authority, in hostility to the Untied states; that I havo not yielded a voluntary sup port to any protended government, authority, power or ?onslltuUon within tho Unttod Htatos, hoslllo or Inimical hereto. And I do furthor swear (or alunan that, to tho jest of my knowlcdgo and abiUty, I will support and do 'end tho Constitution of tho United States, agalnat aU mernie*, forclgu or domestic ; that I will bear true faith ind allcgtanco to the name; that I tako Ibis obligation rrocly, without any mental reservation or purposo of aralon-, and that I will wall anil foi tinnily dis ch or no tho luttes of tho ofUco ou which 1 am about to enter. Bo ielp mo Ood. V. Mombcrs of tho Boards of RegistrstlonwiU bo al lowed as compensation four dollars a doy for each day actually and necessarily rmptoyed in tho perform anco nf their dalles, aud ten cents a milo for each milo travel led on duty. Officers of tho army dotrdlcd for such duty, tvill bo poid the per diem and mileage allowed for at tendance on Courts Martial. VI. Any citizen desiring to serve as a member ot. a Hoard of Registration may forward hts apptlcattrn to these Headquarters, a dd reined to Capt kin ALEXANDER Moiinc, A. C. C. No application wu! bo considered un. IRKS accompanied by a written recommendation signed >y either by tho Provisional Governor of tho St atc, a I e dim of ibo Circuit or District Court of the United states, a Collector or other principal officer of Customs ar of Internal lt. venue, tho Assistant Commissioner of tba Freedmen's Run au, or thc Commanding Officer < i Iho Military Post within which the applicant resides, certifying the applicant to bo o flt and proper person to receive tho appolatmcnl. VII. It ls essential that every Board of Registration should bo composed nf persons af recognized considera tion and worth, fairly representing tho population, and In whoso Impartiality and capacity tho body of voters In ibo vicinage may havo just reliance. \TII. Tho bouudrica of precincts for Registration, thc several places within each precinct where tho Boord al Registration will meei, tho day or days on which.the Board wlU meet In oacb precinct, and, also, snell regula tions as may bo necessary for tho government of Regist ers and of Inspectors of Election in tho discharge of theil dulles and lo nsv.re the occuracy and completeness ol tbo Registration, will bo duly published for general in formation. TE. Post Commanders will report without delay upon the most expedient divlslou or tho territory "Rhin theil commands into Registration Precinct , having reference, u*jm i - -oti~u.i.., w t t,.-Q fo-wf* mt -trnxtmireUKvamisn. lng the usual roting places, and keeping in view thc un portanco of affording ampio facilities for rcglatratioc with tho loost interruption of tho ordinary avocations ol tho people. By command of Major ( eneral D. E SICKLES. J. W. CLOUS, Captain 38th Infantry; A. D. C. and AcL AaalaL Adj'L Gen. OFFICIAL : ALEXANDER MOORE, Aid-do-Camp. April IO_3 Who is Responsible I Victim of debility, who ls res pasible for your feeble ness? Not yourself, j ou will say, for you've dono al you could lo euro IL That's a mistake on your patt. You hsve i't triol nOSTETTKR'B BITTERS. Gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy stomach and i world-wo ry foco, of course you don't think yourself re sponsible for your owu torments. But you aro. It li easy to ooo from your condition that ' You haven't tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. BUHoos sufferer, it ls not your fault, you think, tba your symptoms grow worso day by day. Bins pd doesn't do yon any good. Very likely. Rut you can bi brought round for all that ' \ . Why haven't you triol HOSTETTER'S BITTERS? Friend, on whom Fever and Agna alternately blow! hot and cold, and whoso brain scorns to be bursting wit! tho effects of soma powerful drng, do you oas ame th responsibility ? O, no I You've token pUes of quinine and all tho regulation medicines. What could you d< morel Ono thing moro-tho very thing that wooli havo exempted you from all tho pongs that now rae) you. You have never tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. Nervous invalid, what have you to say? Yon plea, that you have taken ell tho nervines nf the phone, .ac pasta, ll they have dons you no good, lt la not yon fault. You aro not responsible. Wrong, all wrong. Yoi have, in reality, nobody to biomo but yourself. Why bavon't you tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS J For ell tho above-named complaints, tho Bitters ar abaolnto spoelflcs. May 6 Know thy Destiny. MADAME E. F. THORN ros, tho great English Aa trole gist, Clairvoyant and Psychomotriolan, who baa astor tah od the scientific classes of Iho Old World, has now lc caled herself at Hndaon, N. Y. M adamo TnoRKTOa pm sesees suoh wonderful powers of second sight aa to em ble her to Impart knowledge of the greatest importanc lo tho al n gio or married of eithor sex. While in a Ul. of trance, she delineates lbs very features of the porto you aro lo morry, ond by tho old of an instrument cf ir tenso power, known as tho Psychomotropo, guarantees ,t produce a Hfe-Uko picture of tho future husband or wi! of tho applicant, together with dote of marriage, poaitio tn Ute, leading traita of character. Ac. Thia ls no him hug, as thousand of testimonials coo assert. She wi rend, when desired, a certified certificate, or wrtlte guarantee, that the picture la what it purports to be. B enclosing a srmoU lock of hair, and a fi Un g place of birt! ago, disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cen1 and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will r. eelve the picture snd desired information by rc mm mal AR communications sacredly confidential. Address, I confidence, Madame E F. THORNTON, F. O. Box 32 HiWaiun, H. Y._ly March 30 Pure Brandy. THE INFAMOUS PRACTICE OF ADUI.lERATIN BRANDIES having become so common, that agonulr article is the excopUon, lt ls of vltsl Importance totbei requiring il for Family Use And Invalids, that lt ahoul bo of undoubted purity and officaoy. We are pleased to notice that tho old and popular Wit importers, BININGER A CO., No. IS Beaver street. No York, are very opportune in calling the attention of fun lies to their . "GOLD MEDAL COGNAC," of which they say, that, "With a vlnvr to raooUng tl popular dumaad for a roJloblo Brandy In its natural, stat free from alcoholic flavor and Impurities, and folly pru dating the fud that Ris often recommended by tho Meei cal Faculty as a sustaining stimulant, when ali other r medics fall, we are now bottling and selling at reason bbs rates a Brandy of our owu importation from one i the most responsible Houses in France, And known i "BININOER'R GOLD MEDAL COGNAC." This s land ard Article is sold by all of the promlnai Druggists. _sumo_For,roary 2 Free to Everybody. . A Largo 6 pp. Circular, giving information of tl grtztxl izpsrixsca ts tho young of both sexes. It teaches how tha homely may K-omo beautiful, ti despised respected, and the forsaken loved. No yoong lady or gentleman should fail to send the sddrcsa, and receive a copy post-paid, by return mau. Address P. O. Drawer, 91, Marsh 30_ yr, ._Troy, N. Y. OH R W ADVERTISES DEVOTED TO LITERATURE SCIENCE, AR' AGRICULTURE, and MISCELLANEOUS NEW) Ch craw, a O. Pnbilohod weekly, by W. L T. PRING k CO. roam or rjTjnsorarr O : Ons copy one year...,.i.ti < Ono copy six rv,cr. tim..31 One copy three months..,.J I Five copies one year.18 l v -'i narcs or AITTMXtXZS : - ..-j One Bqoore, ten Unas or leas, first I i^ertta.,... .. ll rca? each subs quent tnaortlon....ll AU Advertisements to be distinctly marked, or thi will be published unlU ordered oof, and charged eecdr taste '.?..,< j <n ,U und tnerr t rsrUaiag Dy the yeur, s llb ral 6*r>actlcm on tho above rotes will bo mad*/'7 Noveoioeris ESTABLISHED : THE-BQT LIFE ASSURAI NO. 92 BROAD Wi Assets,. Jncoruo,. Dividend February 1, AU tho most desirable stud popula Policies issnod, and every advantage to PoHcy-Iiolders PURELY THE CHARTER Ol' THU SOCIKTY REQUIRES Dividends Dechired Auhiiaii] AND APPLIED AH OAHU TO TUE REDUCTION OK Fir year' premium may ho applied lo re .ticing tho second yeo Jud omi liberal dooling with Ula asaurcd, prompliicux : fe rc d to tho adnu nv I by this Society, have Recured lo it a uti thoo tn tills or soy other country. In tho short space of seven year lt has accumulated a secured an annual bicomo of Over Two Million*. 1 Over Tli Irl y Militons of I> llur , Increased lt lue than Fourteen li mult cd Thousand Dollar . It ls thoroughly established on a solid bonis, o md ucl 11 prndffure" fo "Total duh Income" ti lem than thal of WIM 01 ? ' TTS POLICIES AV Lit AUK LARGER TUAN THOSE O for investments persona select thin Society in preference I Tho Assured have the opUou annually ot applying thc tl i o rulos of thc Society : Fnurr-To tho permanent 1nervoso of the euiu assured HICOMD-To Ibo lncroaso of tho sum assured for ono y " mm)-To tb pornuenut rcducUon of Ibo promtumn. FounTu-To the r daction of tho prcmlu lip for ono or FIFTH-To Ute r duction of the number of years hi wi WM. C. RAV NEL. II. D" Manion. EXAMI*EU. HAVE JUST RECEIVED ^gef^^ direct from England, a full .?f^Hr"^^ assortment of r tSr WAITERS, /^l^^^ Tr wm BREAD TRAYS, && I Also, a gonoral aosorlmoul of \ HARDWARE. MayB SOTJT3 MUTUAL INSUR. OP A T JI EN8 -:(n Tins FIRST-CT I SS SOUTHERN COMPANY, ESTAI HURAN0E a alust Ian by Aro of sloe af March illili THIS REIKO A MUTUAL COMPANY. YEARLY POItlUl como Stockholders, WITHOUT ANY LIAUILITY WU ATE1 A dividend of forty por cont. Mt Of Uio prout* of tho I thereby reducing Ibo preniluni lo Insurers nearly uno-bnlf. Dividivi J Scrip of the Company taken In payment ur pn Loxes promptly adjusted nd paid hero. MISCELLANEOUS. MAY, 10, 1800. T) ECOVERED AMD AT THIS OFFICE. A DOUTILK ii OA8K GOLD WATCH. Patent Lovor, and Chain, Any party making complaint of tho same, come lonvurd, provo property, pay expense and Uko ll away. H. W. ll KN unie: KM. First lieutenant and Chief of Dectcctivcs. April 13_6_ MSMRGID SOLDII RS ! 33n, 3lTii. .15TH, 'Jtrr. 4TTU. 103D, lo.m. 101m. 105TH, U. B. O. T., and Mill and (Wth Mass. Vols, can hoar of something to their advantage by ippUostion to T. HURLEY, No. J dd MeeUng street, Charleston, H. C. Advances matty ITTI cubais. tntlne! . May 7 FURNITURE AUCTIONS AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES Attendod lo with promptness and dispatch, and at MODERATE CHARGES, DY KMITIl i Slr fl 11. I.I \ lt V "i , April ll Auctioneers, No. 37 Brood stn ct. HOTELS INjpW Y01U . DE LAN EAU HOUSE. DETWgER OtH and Otb AVENVEK, NEW YORK, ruo Kima ino. r.uvni u panic. LABOE AND KI.KU ANT SUITS OF ROOMS FOR I families desiring accommodations in Now York, j transiently or permanently. This I ono of the moat i airy and delightful locations In the city. Table d'boto or private. ... A. M. PELEVALETTK. May 3 ... Imo REUNION HOTEL. iah . 4Sa jiifO 4ib AVBNDE, PARTIES viarrrNo NEW YORK, WILL FIND AT this now and d oil rabia House, the most airy and oorafor tabba accommodations for flin, lil Ga locsllug por manently or trtnslftpUy, at liberal rates. Meale served a la European or table d'hote. ' J. A, RODIN80N. May 3_Imo _Proprio tor. CLOSING UP AT A GREAT SAC RIsTIOES. BOHN'8 LIBRARY AT FIFTY CENTS A VOLUME. Engineering and Architectural Warka. Agricultural and Gardening Works. Cooking and Sporting Works. Ail tho above works at bair price, at May8 _8. HART'S, Book Store. MEDICAL BOOKS AND Anatomical Charts, French and English, ARE GOING OFF AT HALF PRICE AT HART'S I Bookstore. April 23 GOING OFF AT HALF PRICE ! | rAA MORAL AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS, 10 cents OUU " Motnodlst Hynld Books, 35 ceuta ' Baptist Hymn Books, 96 to 70 cents . SOU Moral and Religion Booka, 36 cont fi rt J loo Southern Harmony; IS conti - CathoUo Ifrench and Spanish Prayers, 60 cont Episcopal Prayer . 80 cent to 11.60 II. 100 Tba Charleston Book, 60 cents TaatamenU, tn French or English. 6 couta lo ll Socket Bible , 60 conto to tl . I Webster's Spelling Booka, 10 cents. >. Callat HARTS "BOOK STORE.". April 15 ? - ?___;__^]_ LAW BOOKS. The Bepojla of South Carolina :-.j-..i aji) . ? ..? . .? AND THE STATUTES AT LAUGE, AT ll ALF PRICK. AT \ - .HAIVT'S - Aprflaa, Bookstore. INTELLItlK.MI", Ol' 1THL P. BON FORT, ' HUDSON, near KINO STREET, rear of CITADEL. FARM HANDS, COOKS, WASHERS, HOUSE SER VANTS, A-o., winced Immediately. March 36 ;.lg! _ ' ,- loth 3m ... ., ?', MITHK. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING clause of Section 1 of an "Ordinance, to Rai sa Sup plie for thoyoir 1B67," ls published for tho lnfomilUoii of person selling Goods by esroplo or otherwise, who are not resident ol tills city. All auch poraoni aro horeb; noUOod to report at -Hue office. "Three dollars on' every hundred dollars of U goods told In this city by r ni not resident , by sample cr olherwlio." W. IL SMITH, MaTeh; B , , , , , . tTlerk of Connell TA VEH -K P. I CPRI1 S'SOTK IL . . OFFICE CLERK OF COU NOIL, 1 . , .... . ifaroh 1,1807. i ALL TAVl'.nN-KEEPERM, AND PERSONS HETAIL INO. spirituous liquors, within the elly limits, who have.not executed, thdr boc ls nd taken out Utepropcr cards to bow, that they Lavo license to sell, wiU be ra pried aa not tempi ylnj with.tba law, alter Monday, e th Those who have carol aro hereby notlfled to bato tba Hmt pltcod lu a coruroltuoui place in tho window. All falling to observa thia noUoo will aUo bo unorUyl, after the abovo-mentioned time. .?. w. U. SMITH, ?Marcha .? -- ? Clarie of Connell. i 1, C : " -, -' ^HBl IA)AH. i . ItV i '. l -'.YOTLAL'f Y 0F.CrilAIU,E8TOll,l t'"11 ? " ^CITTHJCIX; Novomb r e,I860, j ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILD Tito IN TSE Born Dist riet and Witta Places of the Oliy, un der "An Act of Ibo General Anombly, giving authority to tho City Council f rrnrW/wt to proceed In the mat ter nf a 171 re Law, with a lew to aid in building up the City antro,'-sro hereby noUflod tbit tba form of fcppll rn tl ori ,/br loan can be obtained at the o mee ef tim Clerk of Council, between tba hours ol U A. M. nd 3 P. M. All ipvilc-dioni mutt be flied In the abor* mentioned efflco, a tba Conimliteo will meei every Uanda* lo con sider tho arne. . rr'ir I "jv.;* . .:W Trdrfof}Ui> Maror ,. \M tM tr^mmiL,, November IO Clerk of Oounelh fi IA 'VA 'iHt iy 'PA . UTPKTt WARDS OUATtD HOUSE, 1 Ouaisarov, May 9th 18C7. / QTOPPP.D FROM TWO COLORED MEN A COW, I V^^who statod hering found ber,ten miles np Aloin | htfswftr. .. ^ ? } ' rZij^lSaRna^ < v. Hay , l l Lieu t. V, W, O. IX - ' VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT* M A C H I NI T^H P S JOHN 1\ TAYLOR. MMES MARKLBa" v* IRON W0 Charleston; S. C. JOHN Fi TAYLOR k CO. PROPR1 T RS, Engineers, Boilermakers, FOUNDERS, ETC., AUK PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALI. ORDERS TOR HIGH nuil i .ow PRESSURE, PORTARLE HIKI STATIONERY STEAM ENCUNES ami BOILERS, KICK 1 ll HASH EUS (from new pit I o nu. willi all HIL- modern Improvements), STEAM SAW MILLS. Ac, fcc. IM IMA IN IRON IND BRASS Promptly attended to willi neatness ami dispnbh. Itcntiiis to Murine siild other Worli, Rhall receive special attention. IOU SALE-Ono IJ Uomo power STEAM ENGINE, nearly new ; overol new mel Hecoml-liauil HUI LEIH, (I lo 10-borao power. ALBO, CONSTANTLY IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION, 10, li and 20 Horse Power Steam Engines. tny All Onlora for REPAIRS or NEW WORK aliall ro retvo our prompt and careful attention. .JOHN P. TAYLOR & CO. May ll WILLIAM S. HENEREY, MACHINIST AND FOUNIII R. No. 314 Meeting street, (NE Alt LIM:,) CHARLESTON, S. O MANUFACTURES STEAM ENGINES. U01LKRS and MACHINERY, Saw Ml '.a. Com Mill \ Home Powern, Yortlral and Horizontal Sugar Milla, Cotton Hood Crunhcrs, McCarthy Cotton (HUP, and all kinda of Iron and I!roan Coatings, to order. April IS HiHtiiCmn December 16 slutlilyr TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. "VOOBATTENTION LS CALLED TO OUR REDUCED JL RA TES far TONGUED AND GROOVED LUMRER. viz.: M FLOORING, at 25 per M. 6-4 FLOORING, at 23 per M. 3-1 LIKING, at 26 per M. 7-8 LIN1N J. at $26 per M. We also havo various other sizes of dressed and rough LUMBER. All of which will bo disposed of nt lowest cash prices. EH A Uti II & M ALLON EE, PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD. HORLBECK'S WHARF, NEAR N. E. RAILROAD. May I_Imo B R D GTr&TA C MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN RAILROAD AND CAR FINDINGS, . Machinery ot Hvcry Description. AtSO, TAFTS PATENT nOLLINO LEVER 8HEAR8 AND 1'UNCnES. So. KU Coortlantl-at., corner 01* Grceuirleu, NEW YORK. RAILROAD AXLES. WHEELS, CHAIRS, SPIKES. Bolla, Nuts, Washers, Car, Ship and Bridge Bolts, Iron Forgings of various kinds, ko., kc. STEEL AND RUBBER SPRINGS, LOCOMOTIVE AND HAND LANTERNS, Portabio Forges and Jack Ben,wi. Cotton Duck for Car Coven, Brass and Silver Trimmings, Belting ox all kinda, Baggage Checks, Ac, fco. .,. Also, Agents for tho manufacturers of CAR READ LININGS. AI.BKHl BRIDGES...IC LC LANE. Noccnhrt f- ' . . _tnl-M^'r c WW YORK STEAM MB (0., MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINE LAT ILES, PLANERS, IMPROVED OAR WHEEL BOXER. BOLT CUTTERS. UPR10HT DRILLS, . . AND MACDIMSTS* TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Works at Worcester, Mass. OFFICE AND WAREBOOM, No. 222 PEARL ST., DBW YORK. December If a 0 AGRICULTURAL. MAPES' NITROGENIZED SOPER PHOSPHATE rrare SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED TO FUR J_ NTSHallmltedqnanrltyoithlspopuUrdTANDARD FERTILIZER for lon dressing. It cray bo used before or after tho planting of the crop, for even when ap plied as a top drosAing, lt cannot be lost by evaporation, as nono of tts constituents aro volatile. It may bo applied at each hoeing of Cotton, and In the bills during the cultlvallnn of Corn. Potatoes and other crops, hen crops have been previously manured In the usual way, and found to be of alugglsh growth, lt may Waugmented by tho use of this manare. To the Horticulturist lt is Invaluable, as lt may be applied to fruit trees at - auy season of the year. Bold by ' ' KINSMAN & HOWELL, SOLE AGENTS FOR ROUTH CAROLINA, . MAy 4 atuthlmo No. 163 East Bay. GIVE IT A FA Ht TRIAL. rTUIIS SOAP REQUIRES ONLY 70 IIB USED TO X provo Ita superior quality. Coo it aa yon would any "common Soap. Try it ard you wiU be convinced that itu savorier io any other article In market. For tale by Grocers genii ally. Manufactured by TAYLOR ii YOUNO,. No." 180 Front street. New York. For asia by __? . G RUB En A MARTIN, No. 230 Kin streit, i. .1 " . . IL BIMGHOFF A GO., No. 197 East Bay. GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO., i , Oomor Church and Rayna atrev a. .' DOWfE Al MOISE, Druggists, No. 151 Meeting street, Ovpoaitc harlestonHotet. > wftiwmc January 33* VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*