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THE mam DAILY NEWS, G. R. CATHCART, Enrroii OATHOART, MoMILLAN A MORTON, I rnorniETORS. No. 18 HAYNE STREET. O TTY PKINTERS TERMS GASH. SUBSCRIPTION DAILY-TWELVE MONTHS. 10.00 DAILY-SI"* MONTHS. 0.00 DAILY-THREE MONTHS. 11.00 BINOLE COPIES.5 cent. TO NEWS DEALERS.3 cent. NEWS SUMMARY. Cold closed in "Now York at 301. Cotton closed kt 28Ja29c. fur Middling Uplands, Cotton oloeod at Liverpool yesterday at lljd.a Hid. for Middling Uplands. A million dollars 1B annually ruado by Ibo salo of Florida oodax-ivood for Icad-poncilo. Since tho dostruotion of 4000 begging lottere by Ur. PZASODY, bo baa rccolTod 1000 more. It ia estimated that thora havo boon 50,000,000 logs out on tho Ecunoboo river thia wintor-30,' 000,000 spruce loga and 20,000,000 pino loga. Marriagoa aro raro awong tho Chimmo in Cali fonda. But ono ia recorded lu our last 8 n Fran olaoo papora-Ah Fy to Cum Ho. Ills HoUnoaB Proa IX. baa conforrod on Joint Huai'iiT, of Baltimoro, tho distinction of "Printer to tho Popo,:' an honor novor before rocolvcd by Any ono in tho oountry. InwjN DAVIS, formerly a Traitor in a Bpringtlold bo toi, ia now a San F ranci nco millionaire, enjoying sin incomo from a ainglo ailvor mining company of AV non tn tUYi.OOO a month. Columbus, Ga., it ia said, Trill bo tho loading marni rae tu ri nj; e i ty of tbo South by noxt fall ; aa tho moat of tho cotton factories burned by WILSON itt tho cloao ot tho war will bo rebuilt by that timo. Tho NOTT Hatupahiro Malaman asaorts that OEOUOE PE.IDODT aawod wood at tho Columbian Hotel, in Concord, to pay for a night's lodging, fifty y oars ago. It ia enid that during a BOTOTO galo on tho Brit ish coast, a a tc amor lout ono of bor paddlo whoota, And in order to make tbo other work, tho Btook of coals running hort, four hundred piga woro burn ed to koop u.) tho res. A citizen of Crawford County, Pennsylvania, ?who otado a aafo of an old atovo, had over three hundred dollara in greenbacks burned up tho other day by neglecting to lvmovo thom boforo making fire. Tito question whethor Freshmen may wear tall hats and carry cauca, haa boon eottlod ot last at Amherst CoUogo. Tho Faculty unstained tho Prcahmon, and tho Sophomores yioldod to tho de cision. Tho Houston (Teins) It egraph sayo tbo cano crops aro up and growing thrifty and rapidly ; moat of thom have been worked over and brought to a stand, and cotton ia rum urning a vigorous look and growing rapidly. Moaauros havo been takon for restookiug tho Uorriinao with salmon, shad and other flab. Tho spawn hos boon deposited in tho PcmigowaaBot, and flahwaya havo been constructed in connection with tho damn tho wholo length of tho rivers. Tho Tombigbee Presbytery of Miaaiaaippi aro about to establish a Qrat-claaa femalo college at Meridian. Initiatory atepa oro also takon to estab lish a theological seminary for tho Southwest in tho aomo vicinity. Tho citizens of Decatur county, Go., bavo sub scribed tho full amount, $100,000, ncccsaary for tho extenaion of tho Atlantic and Gulf Railroad to Bainbridge. Tho work will bo prosecuted without delay. Biahop BECKWITH, tbe nowly elected diocesan of Georgia, is a nativo of Raliegh, North Carolina, ned a nephew of tho late HOD. GKOUOE E. DADOED. He ia perhapa the youngest biahop in tho country, being only thirty-flvo years old. Three citizens of Newport, Maino, have hoon fined $6 each for carrying a robel sympathizer to the town ball and compelling him to moko a publia . apology for oxprcaaiobs of Joy at tho assassination pf President LINCOLN. . BOT. JAITES BKLCBXU died a row days ago at Black well's Island, in tho almshouse, of delirium tre mens. Mr. Urxcrrcn, seven years ago, was tho paa - tor of the Baldwin Flaco Baptist Church, Boston, whero ho ance ceded such mon aa Dr. BALDWIN, SOT. J. D. KNOWLES and ROT. Dr. STOWS. Tho Donrcr JVruii of tho M th, reporta rich dis coveries of copper and silver ores in tho Platte ' Por kn district. Six lodos havo boon oponed, and rom one to two and a half foot crovicos are devel oped in each. I This district is at or near Mr. C. L. HXPTTBABR'S ran ch c. Tho Chioago Journal has reliable information that th ero will bo from thirty to fifty quartz mills .hipped to Montana thia season. Thora woro only tirol vo or fl Roon milla in tho Territory prior to the opening of navigation this Spring, and about half of thoeo woro worthless, being cylinder crushers, instead of the old and only reliable stamp mills. During a severe thunder a to rm which visited "Washington city laat Monday afternoon, a lofty flagstaff, which stood in front of the gate at tho cemetery ot tho old Soldiers' Home, was struck by lightning and shivered into fragmenta. A Con gressional Committee should bo appointod aa soon aa possible to BOO if this work cannot bo traced to some rebol in tho torpedo business. Among recent productions of California in the vegetable kingdom, aro tho following: A mangel wnrtzel that weighed one hundred and eighteen pounds, a cabbago hoad of fifty-thro o poonda, a turnip of twenty-six pounds, a potato of eight pounds, a sweet potato of fifteen pounds, a carrot of ten pounds, an onion of forty-soTen ounces, and pumpkin of two hun dr od and sixty pounds.3 Tho New York Tribune at Saturday contains the following notice : DE-jm-NOM-DA-WAH-non-Jon A-zF-.it. - On Sunday, April 21st, at tho residence of tho bride's father, on the Cattaraugna Reservation, by tho ROT. ASHES WRIOHT, DE-Jin-HOit-Da-wEii SOB, M. D., Grand Baohem of the Six Nations of Indians, to Miss Jon-A-zxn, daughter of tho Hon. SAUL LOOA ex-Pro ai de nt of tho Seneca Nation of Indians. Tho commercial editor of the Watchman and Jlc cftor, in a report of tho Lynn shoe market, no ti cos as a curious fact the difiere nco in shape required by various sections. "Tho . Southern ladies wear boots cat Tory high iu tho instep ; the ladles of California and the Wea tern States require A broad, wide boot, while for tho trade of our Now England oities a Tory narrow, dolicato shaped boot is demanded." Bj rne aouto genius bas published a calculation by which lt appoars that if ADAH bad been tho man ho ought to havo been, and bad put out at compound interest a farthing or a penny or soma trifling coln which ho might oasdy havo spared from bia daily oxponditurca, it would long boforo ibis time have amounted to a sum exceeding in waloo tho worth of a solid bar of refined gold equal In size to tho earth on which wo IITO. Tho indications seem to bo that thora will be ' gre al activity during tho oorning oummor in tho gold-beariug country nearest Atlanta, and that ber mineral resources will bo developed with energy and very rapidly-thereby giving profitable employment to tho destitute thousands in thoso localities, as well BS enriching the H ta to by en hancing tho Taino of its real catato, and increas ing ile working capital. From a Treasury return Just printed, it appoars that Lu 1BGG tho total amount of tho English na tional dobt was 802,8*2,040, of which 778,818,229 waa funded, 18,187,700 safmidod, $2I,8-J,Cr20 tho estimated value of terminable annuities. In tho ame year tho terminable annuitlea created woro 102,283, thoso expired $70,704,' tbo TBIUO of thoeo reduced (689,048. Obligations woro cancelled to tho amount of $2,654,800, and tho funded debt laid off to tho amount of $2,*6o,0G6. . It ia stated by a gentleman or Salina, Kansai, that a section of ground which ba baa ox min od on his farm, contains not lesa than twenty-five i errxaaboppara' eggs to tho squr.ro inch. TO test tho vitality of thoso ho put two dozon oggnin a bottlo and on tho sixth day they batched out, and ' hopped about Uko lambs tyring to jump oTor each otb.er's hoads. Another plooo of earth was takon fro a tho Ball no river, about tho size of a piece of i - chalk, which contained twenty vital ogga. Tho ?oil thereabouts would bo enjoyed hugoly by tho Dil?g er Indiana. . Baxorfgn's novel, which ho has oommoncod in tho Now YorV ledger, lu called "Norwood: or VII Iago Lifo ht New England." Tho H overo nd writer , haa already found out, we think, that novol writing - Jj cot bli forte; but having contracted with tho .hrewd Bo NH ia for ao many yards per u ook, ho fa' oom pe ll od to go on. From tho opec (mon in tho , tajt Lodger wo Judge that his novel will bo appro pria Idly written by tho yard-ta tho article ia de* cldcdiy in tho dry (.cods lino thus far. Enterran had hotter stick to his pulpit, and liave poll tl ca to Labqbst Circulation. -TA Daily >Il!W8 pulh'she tho Official List of Let en remaining in the Poslojfice at the end , if each week, agreeably to the following \ection of the Now Postoffice Law, a* the lewspapcr having the largest circulation in 'he City oj Charleston: BxortoMB. And bo it further enacted, Tbkt luvU of lot 1er remaining uncalled for lo any lvituflice In any city, town or village, where a- nowFpaper alull bo prlntoil, bIuU hcrearter be published once only In the now pe|>or ivbtch, bclnn published weekly or oiieuor, shall liavo the Isrgoat circulation within rang* of delivery of the eald uUlec. sg- AU communications intended for publication in this journal must be addressed to the Editor of the Daily Neu-s, iVo. 18 Daynestreti, Cluuicelon, 8. V. Business Communications to FuUither of Daily Neiot. Wecannot undertake lo return rejected communica tions. Advertisements outside of the oiiy must bo accompa nied with the cash. ._ charlestoitT" THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1867. Jon Wons. Via havo now completed our otTico bo ns to execute, in tho shortest possible timo, ALL KINDS OP JOB WORK, and wo most reapootfully ask tho patronage of our friands. political hokkstt. It used to bo a rooognixod fact, in this coun try, that politios was bad pay ; that men, with out independent fortunes, who devoted thoir lives to tho public, must bo content with re spectable poverty, and find their compensation in tho rcspeot and esteem of thoir follow citi zens. Among tho great statesmen of past gen erations, few can bo named whoso means woro not limited, and tho accumulation of fortuno by tho uso of political influenoo has hitherto been always raro and always discreditable. Kvon in tho South whero, as a gonernl rule, our politicians havo boon aelootod from that class in whioh hereditary wealth most abound ed, tho combination of fortune and largo pub lie influenoo was not common. Our statosmen, while thoy represented forlunos vary seldom posaosscd them. But the progress of opinion oortainljr tho current of practice scorns to bo changing. If we aro to trust tho oonlinuod and uncontradiot cd assertions of tho Northern press, men now go into politics as thoy go into trade, with their political position as rccogniied capital ; and, in time, we eupposo wo will hear of members of the Legislature, and even members of .Con gress, Belling tho "good will" of thoir soats in thcao new-fashioned Exohango Boards. Ono of tho loading Now York Journals ex pressed tho opinion tho other day, that thore were not ten mon in tho Now York Sonate, and not thirty in tho lower houso who voted for any measure without a retainer. Other papers in other States tell the samo story, and wo see that tho London papers re produce these accusations, and very naturally refer to thorn as warnings which ought not bo unheeded by tho advocates of electoral re form in England. . . Of course thore must be some exaggeration in all such representations, for whenever pub lic virtuo becomes indignant, it becomes ox travagant. But thcro ia no doubt of tho gono ral truth of tho charge. 0real interesta, involving large investments ofcapiul and promising enormous profits, nev er havo been and nevor will bo scrupulous what infiuenacii thoy uso to control or scoare necessary legislation, and as almost all tho industrial enterprises of tho country aro con ducted by associations, there is nol only the means, but tho organization neeonaary for cor ruption on a largo aoale. ) ",.. While tho temptation to corrupt thus in creases with our advancing wealth and enter prise, tho temptation to bo corrupted is equally increased by tho steady deterioration of the politicians who aro gonerated by universal suffrage. The tendency of our population at tho North to congregate in oities, und the wants of qualification in tho voters, renders it impossible for candidates to trail to individual character and r putation for sncdess. Tho bot ter class of mon withdraw with disgust from a dirty conflict, and the worse clan of mon are willing to use any means to secure viotory. Tho truth Ib, it appears to he very fast he coming a fact, and. a very sorious one, that the capital of the country finds it easier and more certain to control the legislation of the country by ouitsido infiuenco than by contesting seats for the legislature boforo th people. The condition of the oountry now, affords peculiar facility to this sort of corruption. The men who havo earnest conviotions are such strong partiiano that they would pas sionately rofuse to scrutinize the motivo of s vote whioh served the party, while the great bulk of ,the people are oithor apathetic or sceptical, take no interest in politics, or believe that all opinions are so unsottled that a man has no moral responsibility as to whioh opin ion he serves. It remains to bo seen whether we of the South are doomed to walk in tho . same down ward path. It is very certain that with us universal suffrage has created a class of voters who aro peouliarly liable to such corrupting influences, and if eduoation does correct such a tendenoy, it will be very long before it is general enough to bo felt. With many faults, oar publia mon hitherto have not been corrupt, and oven Our worse enemies admitted that wo could hold up clean hands in rebuke of political corruption. Whether wo can touch pitch without being defiled, is one of the problems which wo have to solve. BSBtg; The Hot Sr-asoh is upon us, and with its approach wo begin to murk a growing diminu tion of business. Tho othm turn dignitatt is largely enjoyed by tho attaches of our largest jobbing houses. Rest and healthful recreation tire sweet and welcome after a long protracted term of hard work. But when rest and re creation from the daily routino are unreliev ed by sorious work, they become wearisome, ind soon loso their altraotion. Healthful phy lioal exercise, such as base hall, bowling, hunt ing, boating, oto, should not be beneath the it tent ion of any one, confined, during'tho busy icason, to the desk, or to tho equally conn ti ng duties of standing behind tho counter. 8a urdny afternoon, thorofore, is very properly, tnd by common consent, devoted to such relat ion. Chess and backgammon have their votaries, ind when indulged to a moderate extent, aro in locent and improving. Out in many esses there s still, oven aft or that allotment, considerable imc on hand, which tho unhappy possessor mows nol how to dispose of. In such case we vould suggest useful road ing of all amuse Qonts undoubtedly tho most improving. This Is o obvious that it seems superfluous to speak of t, and were it not that we daily soe many of our riends the victims of ennui, lounging unhappily n arm ohatrs, and nervously whitiUng the amc, wo should feol assured that it was unneo sssary te call their at tont ion to the vast trcneuro iouso of knowiedge lying concealed ia books nnumeroble, to whioh. thoy, each 'one ojfbtm'i ossoas the key.. Tho field of, letters is lllimit tbie, and In whatsoever direction r, man's bent nay lead him, whether in tbo domain of aulcn'os, ItCTature, useful or. fins arte, whether he Is oclinedto inquire into the history of. corn ue rce, agriculture, or manufactures, phitoso )hy, morals or theology, ho will generally find ibundant means at hand to satisfy auch curi ty; "Politios,". wo -know, .-,1s generally abooed by tho sons of Mercury, but in tho ireiont posture of affairs even politios might ffcr food for reflection and inquiry, and a tudy of the past history of the country and of olcmporiiry events cannot but be in the hluh r *k AN AH RICAN sojour lug lu irelaml write O iii CibVvm i /irru a depicting tiiu miseries hat ni icl that country. Kvery port is crowd id v.-Uh emigrants, BO that tho eleamera pro'-' ridcit aro scarcely oblo to supply tho demand for tranaportalien. Nor ia thia movement of population confined to thoao who aro common laborers, aa waa the case in former years. Tho botter class of farinora, shopkeepers, So., form a large ingredient. "Tho truth is," says tho writor, "a rayless despair has cast its blackness over tho land," and tho liberal re wards of industry offered in America, contrast ed with tho scanty earnings obtained at horan, form a resistless attraction. Land monopolista, oppressive taxation (tho avails of which aro spent out of the country), and thu ru'.nuue ayatem of absenteeism, arc the bane of the green isle. WANTS. ANTED, A CHAMBERMAID AND Child's Nurse. Apply to Mo. SS HAURL BIRK KT, nor Anson etroeL_1_May 18 WANTED.-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, and Weah. Apply st No. 76 America Stroot, soooutl bouse abato Hampstead Mall. May 15_j_ tm traf' T. K OENUINE UA11TLK1T 8EW N *St> INO MACHINE, 15.-Wanted-Agente, 160 por month and all oaponaea paid, to soil tho Genuine Bartle ti Sowing Machine. Thia Machins will do ail the work that oan bo dono on any hlgU-pnood machins, and ls tully patented, lk-ensodsud warranted for Ovo years. Wo pay tho above wages, or a oommlsaloo, fr j m which twlos that amount can be nudo. For Circulars and torras address ll. HAM, A GO.. No. 73 Chea runt street, Philadelphia, Fa._SS_April 10 WANTED, A SITUATION AS VLCItK DY an acUve clUxon of m dalo aas, who wrltos a flood hand and ls quick at figures; ls capable of taking ebargo of a sot of books, and oan produce tho highest recommendations for ability and character. But a mod erato compenaatlon ai 11 od for services. Address ..WILLINONE8S." April a_ At this OlBoo. ' A NY INFORMATION OP WILLIAM A - f\, QUITUS CURRIE will bo thankfully received by Mi brother, bAMUkL M. CURRIE, at hu tleorgu's, B. C. Aprtl 10_ Imo WISHES SOMETHING! TO DO. A LADY that oan cut and maka mon and boy's clothes, ladies' and chitaron' drosses, can koop house, sud maka Lenci! generally useful lu tho house, kitctian and garden. Low terms. Oood roi oren coa given If required. Any ons writing pleas stats torrin. Addreis "O. W." BOX SI, April 7_Vance' Torry. 8. O. W~ ANTED, A COMPETENT WABHEIl AND Ilw.' KB, at Na 5 GANNON BTRRBT, third door s al of bultth._May 1 WANTED, AN ELDERLY WOMAN AS Cook for quito a small family. Ono who la will ing to makohorsell gonorally uiolul, ls civil and agros ablo in marinara, canaypiy at No. SS Calhoun street. April -il) TO RENT. HANDSOME MANSION TO RENT.-THAT elegant and desirably located RESIDENCE In ti ulupa toad. No. lliay atroot. Bold and Amherst streets, containing tun square roumi, wtlb druaalug-roonu, ana all modern conveniences. Largo tot ana garden, with outbuilding! In completo order, cum : atula a One vlow of the harbor, and ia ono of Uio most pleasant roelden cea In tho city. Apply to C Lit TO HD lc MAlUtWtd, Hoil Katata Agents, No. 60 Broad a tr JO L_3 May IS mo RENT, RESIDENCE No. 7 ATLANTIC I atroot, foursquare rooms, two attlee, chitern, ate. lt. M. tan-MAi.i. ti li Ito., . May 10 1 Baal Eats ta Agon a. No. g Broad street. TO RENT, THE TWO AND A HALF bTOBY BUICK HOUSE, No. 66 BL Phillp street, oppoalio tho Upper Wards MsrlioL iii iront may bo used aa a atoro. En qui i e at coiner Judith and Elizabeth streets. May 10_I TO RENT, THAT LAR OE HOUSE, No. IOU Bt. I'lilip a trout, conUlnln-j 8 rooina. Apply at No. tv same aurel, before 7 In tho morning, or between S and tn the alteration._3_.May 16 TO RENT. TWO FINE STORES IN MHB A Agar Building. Foeseeslon of one given Immedi ately ; tho other from tho first Juno uoxt. Apply to April 30_tuth_RAOUL A LYNAH. TO RENT.-THAT DESIRABLE RESI DENCE, No. 68 Cannon auroel near Butlodgo Av euuo, containing ala upright and two attic rooms, with gaa throughout, cistern, well, and ample kitchen acconi rn oda tiona. To an app.ovod tenant, terms moderate ; poaaeaaiou given immediately. Enquire at WLLHJNHON a u LLC Hill aT'd LAW l'l'ICE, No. ag Broad atroeL April 29_m th HANDSOME RESIDENCE TO RENT. That olegant and desirably located RESIDENCE lu Hampatead on Bay atroot, between Blake and Colum bus streets, containing 10 square rooms with dressing roomi, hath rooms, sud aU modern conveniences. large lot and garden, with ont-buiitlinga in complots ardor; commanda a tin o vi ow of tho barber, and ls ona or the most piemant residences In tbo city. Apply to CLLTFOHJJ St MATTHEW 8, Boa! Estate Agents, No. 66 Broad street May IS_3_ TO KENT, THAT DESIRABLE ST HE formerly occupied by Mr. A- N. Ojhon aa a Clothing Blore, two doors atravs George - street, on the northeast aldo: also, tho upper part of tho bouso rosy be had with tho alor . Poasosalon given ou the first day of May. To a good and responsible) party tba rant will be moderate. For fur thor particulars, apply to P. EPBTIN'S, corner King and Wentworth street , under Masonic UalL April 18 _ ?: ? - Imo BRICK STABLE TO RENT -A COMMO DIOUS BRICK STABLE, with aooommodaUons for horses and vehicles, can be hired, If applied for soon. For particulars apply on premises. No. {a GHUllOlI STREET, west aldo, noar Tradd._April ll TO RENT, H ALP OP THE HOUSE NO. OH KINO STREET, with uso of a Ona dalara. For rurthor particulars, apply on the prendaos. April 17_? TO RENT, TWO OR THREE ROOMS OP House No. 66 Anson street, with Utahan, oas door from tho corner of Society alroeL 3 May 1 TO RENT, A HOUSE WITH EVERY CON VENIENCE, furnished or unfurnished; ulcaaanUy and centrally located. Apply at No. 178 HR IT rna STREBT, Sd door above Ooorgo._1_May 14 rRENT.-A HOUSE CONTAINING SIX Booms, with cistern; also, RTA po arbor and ever greens on the lot The house No. 180 Queen street, nearly opposite Trapman, Bent $360 per annum. Apply at No. Si BURNS LAMS. May 14 BOARDING. 1EXCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW Li ratee, In the moat oentrai bu ni ncaa part of the city, without lodging, tn a private hons , can now be bad. For particulars address "I. L," Poi tofft ce. May IB EDUCATIONAL, BOARDING AND PAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNO T.innrq TI "RS JOHN LAURENS, ASSISTED BY THE BET. JXL W. 13. W. BOWE, at No. 13 Ooming street. A erm commencing- October 1st, and on ling inly tat. For particulars apply aa above. October 18 th O. OHITTENDEN, General Commission Merchant, AND Maaatifaotixrer of Paryer, OP VABIO 8 KINDS, NO. 187 READE STrtEET, ' Corner Hodson Stroot, New York. DEALER Bi SAFER AMD TM MATERIALS OF crerydearription tor its manufacture. Uocambrr 18 fino JOHN IZ ARD MIDDLETON, SHIPPING AID COMMISSION MERCHANT BO. T SOUTH STREET, BAL TIMORE, Md. PARTIO UL AB ATTENTION TO BALE OF COTTON, Bice sud Southern Produre, and Pur ch lao of Crain Quano and Plantation supplies. Liberal advances made DU co mug nm en la, RxraaTNOES-Messrs. Lambert O Ulinga b Co., RalU moro; Porcher A Henry, Charleaton; Ochen, Han ck el A Do., Charleston: J. D. Aiken A Co., Charleston; flour Un, Mstthlesaen A Co., Savannah; Duvant U Waples, Ha vannah; R to vail A Edmonaton, Augusta: Fisher A Low rance. Columbia, 8. O.j Mayes A Martin, Mawbeiry, S. 0. ; James Paean, Esq.',' Chester,' H. C. February SS_mtnamo M. M. QUINN, Wholesale & Retail Dealers IM BOOKS, PERIODICALS, HEWSPArEBB, STATIONERY, ETC. No. 5S7 KIMO STREBT (Oppotlts Ann street). Charles to n, O. S. Tba LATEST ISSUES of the Presa always on hand. Subscriptions received and Gooda delivered or for varden by Mall or Expresa, all CASH ORDERS will be promptly attended la February 3 _;, _ly Fht Unlvrraol Verdirt ot all be Most Ex perienced Pastry Cooks and Hansekeep c rs ts that the HPXO!N"jEDIEj!R/ YEAST POWDER i11 i.Ti I -t 'f iavAi .ll I J. '.>] ft .. !i i ' ..- I ta THE MOOT RELIABLE OF ALL BAKINO POW DFR8, being beautifully white, and fire* fron all la uri ema ingredients, halides requiring only two-thirds of ba cnanflty to bara ilia aa. uo effect as other Yeast "owners, if you vrant djjlghtfui Tie Cnn!, UUfcroit and lorn Bread, give it a trial For sals by o nu DHU ft MA un tr, No. 330 King street, /. fi .. HENRY BUOHOF?* OO., Mo. m Vast Bay, W. B. OOBWTN A CO., ;'. .i . Hov asa Kuu .treat ? DOTTIE h M IHK. DruCTUita, . Ma 161 M KB ll NO ITA UART, 11 Oppes i Ohariestoa Hotel. Januiry 3i _ ; thstneato O ? PICHI C n 1 TX 17 OV DETECTIVES. I MAY, 10, l f&/ I P> HOOVER KD AND AT THIS OFFICE, A DOCBLli. IX CAKJ OOLD WATCH, ratas Lover, ana Chain, my party making complaint Of the came, corns lorrrard. gcra'?=r=g^)paryewp T#7aaaa tato ? -nZ^i_ ate MEETINGS, OBRMAN VOLUNTEER A S I I A 1 ION. THE H FOUL A It QUARTERLY MK ET! NO OP TOTS Afacclellort will bo -etd Tb-NipAl (Thursday). May loth, at B o'clock predict j, at the nail, corner King and Calhoun streets, ebovo Hr. Ltndetxdt'a atora. Pitnotnal atlcndanrc lr requested, i. .J Hr o rd or. OUST HO IT UK VEIL Secretary. fay 10 1* UNION KILWINNING LODOH o 4, A.P. Bl. rruTE it KO ULAH COMMUNICATION OF lins X LOURS will bo boldon TA ii Xetntnf, at MeaAnls Hall at 8 o'clock. Candidate tor ile re ea will ba puno UaL By order oflho w. M. Vf. HOWLAND. May 10 ? 1 Secretary. AETNA SOCIAL, (Xiii. ' A TTEND THE REGULAR MEETING Or TOUR t Y Club Thlt t Thur td iy| finning, Ult, 10th Inatant, at 8 o'clock precisely, at tba Hall ot Ute Va! m alto Fir Oom pany. Anson atrceL O. O. A W. B. By order. W. Li. ABMSTKONO, May IS 1* Secntery. BIA1UON STEAM 17IRE ENOINE COMPANY. rflHE MTH ANNIVERSARY OF YOUR COOPS WILL 1 bs col nura ted at Mount Pleasant, ThU Dag, tho 10 th lnatan'. Boat loaros at 7, 10 and 1 o'clock through Ih- day.*) O. A G ALDER, May 10_1 Secretary M. B. F. E. Ca DRAYMEN'S D1CKBVOUUIT ASSOCIA TION. YOD ABE HEBEDT SUMMONED TO APPEAR AT your Hall. No. 30 Beod street, ThU Day, loth Inst, at 1 o'clock P. M., In full uniform, for Anni uraary eels bra U TA. By ordar of Prealdont H. BOLOIV. PIOKTNPAOK, Mar 10 1* Socretary. AMUSEMENTS. HE FLORENCE FAIR, rpHE LADIES OF FLO BEN OH RESPECTFULLY IN J_ VITE tho publia to a FAIR which win be bold In tho Masonic Lodge, on tbs loth, 10th and nth ot May, the proceeds of which will bo devoted to benevolent ob jects. Tho Fair will open on Ins morning of the 1Mb, at "1 o'clock. On the night of tho 16th thora will be a sortea fTABLEAUX and CHARADES; on the night of tho 11th. i CONCERT. No ons need stay away for fear of being Imposed on. There, will bo no EXTORTION. No article, wul be aold for more than you ran purchase eleewhere. Tenne of Admlaslou to tbs Fair, 30 cents. Admission to tho Tableaux, SO cents, admission to tho Conon rt, 60 I cents. A. E. BBOWN, Secretary of Ladlee' Fair. April aa . FINANCIAL. $3000 WANTED FOR BEC MONTHS ON UNTNOUMBBRED IM PRO V ED Beal Ka tato, woU altuated In thia oily, rated for taxoe at 4000. Enquire or CONN KR A WILSON, Ne. 6 ii road Street. ; May IS thain! FOR SALE. ?pOR SALK, A GOOD DRAFT AND BUOOY j JD HORSE.-'enan tod eound and go ii tl a. Apply at No. 07 CALHOUN STREET, corner of Wall airest. May IS I HOUSE IN SIIMIIERTILLIIH-AOOTTAOD erith OTO ruo ina, good kl tehan, garden, etc, on one of tho prettiest lota Lu ourrunarrille, la ufforod for sale al a roaaonablo price. Any ons a an li cg a healthy and pleasant rceidonoo lu ti, e country, from where ons can go to tho city and return tho samo day, will apply for further part to ulara at THIS O Fi OE. May 14 , j tuth * STRAYED. STRAYED FROM No. ATLANTIC street, on yesterday, a email Blank and Tan TER RIER DOO, answering to tho name of "ump." A suita ble reward will bs paid for bia return to No. TS EAST BAY, or No. a ATLANTIC STREET. 1 May IS LOST. LOST -A Cl OLD 111 KKK ' 11, Ci lier LA ll, with a bar across, waa dropped on King or Went worth abreot, A robard will be paid for Ita recovery, if return od to No. a l VENDUE B ANGE. 1 May 18 LOBT-A BULL TERRIER,YELLOW AND while, a ntunbor of scare on ieee, answering to the I naxnoot Jack. A reward ol 110 will bo paid to the par eon returning this dog to Ala). Oen. D. 2. SICKLES. May U MILLINERY, ETC. " MADAME F. LUDECUS, DEALER OT I MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, NO. 262 KINO-ST, Up-StAire. rpAKF.3 THIS OPPORTUNITY OF INFORMINO TUB X LADLES of Cbarleston, and' vicinity, tnat shs has recently opoxiod a largo aasortoiont of Fashionable MIL LTNEHY and FANCY GOODS, and would be glad If La di oe would cadi and examine them. Mr*. Ludocus promises to soil at the cheapest possible rates, being satlsflod with small pronta. BTAMPINQ AND FAN OY WORK I Dons at tbs shortest notice. Bbs h aa the agency also of M adamo Damorest for tba I sale of her DBEB3 PATTERN B, by tba aid of wal oh every Lady can be ber own Fashionable Dressmaker. April 8 stu th OPTICAL. SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES! Th Bub nc rill om hayo Just received a fine and complete assortment of the celebrated " PERISCOPIO LI NS," in Gold, Silver, Steel, and Shell From es, which they are pre pared to adapt to all who may suffer j from Defective Vision. Prices reasonable and to snit the times. ALLAN & SroDONS No. 307 SING STREET, Sign of the " Gold Spectacles.** N. B>-The PERISCOPIC LENS I fitted to old frames at the shortest | notice. April 18_ tnthalm THE LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, HAvTHC ON HAND A LABOR SUPPLY OF BEADY M&'iECI.OlHlNO, ru i tabla for aonUoinen, La dles and Chi!dren, and being desirous of diminishing our ts tod before the season advances too far, we would espe cially draw tho attention of the publier to warda the reduc tion which will be made In our prices for the next two or three weeks from date. Apply at lbs DEPOSTTORT, January 29_Wo. IT Chalmer, street. G.F.V0SLER, NO. 108 MARKET ST., Boobs, Periodicals and Stationery. JUST BECCXVED A lar o supply of BTATIONERY . . PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPH ALDTJMH POOKET BOOKS, DIAIUE8 for loVfT, Bte, . AISO, fino and large selection of NOVELS, by Ute moat cc rrated authors. BONO BOOKS. BOOKS for Horns Am jem en ts, ftc, . , Al tho MONTHLY MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PAPERS. DAILIES constantly on hand, and subscriptions re ceived :or the asm*. Ordors rrom the country are reapeolfaUr solicited. TBHM<>t.ip.ttB*% ? . Novembers > ?. JPTHK LOAN. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, 1 Cm HAM. Noveraber 9, leos. I ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF JUB1UTLDINO IN T itt Dum t Districts and Wasts Places of th City, un der "An Act of the General Assembly, giving authority j to the City Council of Charleston- to proceed In the mau tar or a Fire Loan, with a view td aid. In bunding up th e City anew," aro hereby notified that tho form of amii cation for loane can be obtained at the ottos af the Clark of Council, between the boura of 0 A. M. lind 9 P. M. - All application must bs filad in tba above mentioned! j office, ss tho Commutes wfll rnael .vary JsfsaoViy lo oeav ttder Uv* Mun e. j By order of th. Mayor-, W.. H. BU I TH, November 10 ' ? ' .' Clerk of Connell. ... .. . ,THE ' SeiiiuERNBmSSi'OMFAiNi, ' Offlco No. 147 Meeting dr t. .. C VN.ECT N^ Railroads Tlirengiiout UNITErTsTAT S. Every attention gi en to tho saie Transmission. ; of Freight, Money, and YalnnMes."; ^ ' WILL \ CALL FOB AND DELXVEB mXWi ' 0 AK POINT IN TH CITY .:! /.''.. ? JSH,09 CBAEME. U ? Tl *^tiYl? VOLUME IV.NO. 539. ?Scoy^ffLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1867. PRICE FIVE CENTS U ? Tl *^tiYl? VOLUME IV.NO. 539. ?Scoy^ffLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1867. PRICE FIVE CENTS GROCERY AND WiSCmAKEOU . REMOVAL. TOBACCO ! TOBACCO ! TOBACCO ! DP. IIA8 REMOVED IIIH TODACCO BUSINESS FROM MA BEL STREET TO No. 136 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL. NOW IN STORE, AND ON THE WAY, QAA BOXES AND CADDIES TODAOCO. VARIOUS uu BRANDS AND QUALITY Tobicoo In caddies and halfboies, lie. {Mr pound] Toliacco, oxtra half ponnil, In boxes, 3So. prr pound Tobacco. 46c., 60c., 68c., 60c., 70c., 7 o., 80c, tWo., and 1.2 por pound. OOO POUND! SMOK.INU TOBACCO, coNBUTiNo or: I fir AN 1H H MIXED, fi pound papers, at tl por doson CUmsx. In 1 pound papors, at 23c. per pound nolle Doyd, lu 1 pound papers, at SUo. por pound IltawaUia. ] augkorno, Flo; liant brsnds, very flno Vir ginia Tobacco, 6 pound packages, 30c. por pound Killitlnlck Tobacco, In 10 pound packig , 60c por pound Quet rille Club, >/ and K pound packages, 66c. per pound Bird's Eyo Tobaooo, 810 per gross Indlanola Tobacco, In y, pound packages, SOo, per pound I J. it. Orson's Ronulno Durham Smoking Tobaooo, In bags, now selling at 66c. per pound Floe Cut Chowlng Tobacco, tjcotch Snuff, sa, he Flsulors, Factors and Dealors, can buy thalr Tobaooo I TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT. BELOW CU HTOM All Y RATES._4_May 18 TO FARMERS AND SHIPPERS OF VEGKTAB1VBB. TOE SUBSCRIBERS ARB PREPARED TO TAKE OU DER8 FOR CHATX8 mug oxpressly for shipping Vegetables. The Crates an made of uniform alas and oar bo supplied In any quantity, at short noUoe. IIMBMAN A BOWEL L, May U_No. 163 Esst Bay. COFFEE, FLOUR, &c. *f\ BAOC RIO, LaOUATBA and JAVA COFFEE DU 60 bbh . Good Flour 800 bags Salt ISO kega Assorted Nails good quality 40 boios good and common Chawing Tobacco For aal by CLACTU S & WITTE, May 16_thtn3_No. 80 East Bay. IG 0RGE W. WILLIAMS & C0.,| WBOLESALB GROCERS AND BANKERS, HATNB STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C, [ GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO., Cotton Factors, OHUBOH 8TBEET, 0HARLK8TON, B. O. WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & CO., ComxjiisBion Merchants, NO. 117 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YOB| May T_ CALIFORNIA WINE COMPAf (rxoonronATZD xoTxscnxn 1, 1809.) WINES, FROM THE VINEYARDS OF Sonoma, Los Angelos and Connties, California. W. H. CHAFEE, Agent. MO. 107 EAST BAT, CHABXE8TON, S. O. HOCK, SHERRY, SWEET ANGELICA, MU8CAT Port, Wine 131 tiers. Claret, Sonomo Brandy, Csllfo Catawba, Sonoma Champagne (In quarts), Sonoma Chi pagne (In pints, 34 In a oaso) In wood and glass, April 30_^tatheflm| GARDNER'S AND PLANTER'S _ TOE and other vegetables, pnrchaahod In j i quantity at highest Cash market rates, by HOPKINS, MoPHERSON A CO.! May 9 thmlmo North Atlantic T" 30 BACON, HAMS, &c. BHDS. PRIME CLEAR BIDES 80 bbdo. prima C. B. Hides 10 bids. Prime Shoulders, AMD 100 tiercel best quality, Ac, Hams, Tarloua brands. ALSO. 00 bbla. low priced SUOAB 20 hhda. 1 Choice, Mclassea and 100 bbla. f Syrup. For sala by BEN BT OOBIA At OO J May 1 _ BACON, FLOUR AND CORN MEJ t JUST RECEIVED PER HTBAUEll HATT'AN. -I /\ BHDS. BACON SIDES, rillMH J.U 10 hhda. Bacon Shooldera, prime . 2 hhda. Bacon, plantation use 100 bbla. Extra Flour 100 bbla. Super Flour 100 bbla. Fins Flour 60 bbls. Family Flour 30 bbla. Corn Meal And for sale, at prices to roll the times, by wM.au May IB_a No. 142 Bast 1 May 16 CORN. 8F For sale by 2000 ~x 7000 lOOObushc CORN! HAY! OATS ! BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN. ) bushels prime Yellow Com. ALSO, 1000 BALES PRIME EASTERN AND M. R. HAT. 1000 bushels prima Ost . For sala by JOHN CAMPS EN A OO.J No. u Maiket street, oppoalt Slate i May IB ELDER & BROWN, HANTJFAOTU REHS AMD pat1 EES of the oslebratsd COMBINAT CRADLE AMD B\BY TatNDBB, I J yelling Bones, and all hinds of Bl lug Horses, Invalid Chairs, with dot and single wheels, from 820 'to I Children's - errlagee. Fancy and varnished Wa Fancy hat es. Invalid Carriages, made to order. 1 1 Propeller nd Baby Bookers, Ac, Ac, llfe-stae Ho mads toe er. Depot, o. 088 BROADWAY. Manufactory, Hot, ACO, 401a a BBS WEST STREET, Nsw York. Oetohi 2 _ thstnly OUI NANCE. fTTHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PI I for the lnformaoon of all concerned i I AJt OBsraUMOalTO uijuuti ma cuakedio or i Aim TACXT X> TUB OoaPOBATX LnCRS OV X XB I I. Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, 1] from and alter the ratification of this Ordinance, it all not be lawful for any person to cleanse or remove r contenu uf Vaults or Privies within the Umlta of 1 dty, wtlhout having previously obtained a Ucenso tor I tarne; all such license* to expire on the Slat Docemf of ovary year, and be subject to tfl requirements imf ed by Ordin r: ces regulating the gran Una f Lio 13 rt j a and Cirta, ' IL That the ubo of BarroU in open Carts and Wig* Is prohibited, and parties applying far Liocnse will V quired to provide oloeed CsHs suitable for the purp* HL AB persons having snob Llcanao shall ropci tf one of the Guard Houses, daring tue day, his or thrift tenUou to do such work during the ensuing night; In " Lower Wards such report to be made to the Main G House, in the Upper Wards to Upper Ouard House, TV. The place or plaos* for the deposit of ruoh .fc.n be designated from Urns to Urne by the Mayor. V. Every owner or driver of such Licensed Cart I any other person who shall violate any of the prorl of this Ordlnanoe, or shall neglect o.- refusa to ob the same, or any of them, shall forfeit and pay for offene a flno not to exceed twenty-five do cure, to ha foroed by the Mayor ta his Souri, or recovered ta i other Court of competent Jurisdiction. I Ratified in City Council this seventh day of May, hi [ year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and tv-seven. [r. aj P. & GAILLARD, W. H. SMITH, It] .. M/j Clerk of CoancO , Brno_May j ~WILLIS & 0HISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCI!AM SHIPPING AG EN A TT"ILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE W BlLSFMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Pin OCTTON, tH CE^TjTlD KTtAND NAVAL UTOREfl. ATliANTTC WBABF CstatrUstoaa, S3. Cg t\ WILLIS..'....A B.OHIP October 20_ __ S. A. LAMBERT, PRODUCE COMMISSIOFJffiRCHAJ 60UTirvnN AMD NORTHERN ORDERS 1 commission; Office of John P. Newklrk, IfoVSa RXADS-HTnSBT, CORNER 31WJ\ *Se~ Ar<mcy tor KXTOJS'H PREMIUM CRAItKKRS, All ordars sent wbl;lx>prompUy_anj 80 '' .'-. , . 0700*1 " NOTICE. f\niO% CLZBK OF COWOrXj-JOTTOXXOi LTVUuaa of Eecuon l of en '-OrdtaAaoe to pua for tbayivr US?/' ta^UUhsd for the t Ca* bsrsosa u 13ins; Goods by sameis or othss-sri . B>trwm.nt or\hlecliy. All roth persona nr t| WgHj .a .-(el'.. .iutuvofl: -. ' E. M. W IT1NO-, C0ECNSS AND 11AGI8TRA AS REMOVED BUS 0ftto1 Moat atret* to XO. I" OBTJECH tJBIBKS, t~i ct mm** **