The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 20, 1867, Image 1
VOLUME rv.
HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cotilo Dispatches.
? BETIT.ir;. May 18.-A hundred 'lncricftiia assem
blod in honor of Governor Wrighl'ii moiuory. Hr.
Fay presided. Governor.Curtm, of Pennsylvania,
: pronounced a eulogy.
: LONDON, May 18.-Tho rinderpest Ima appeared
in eOTural counties in England. -, .
Tho Turka claim n grout victory ?vor tho Cretona
in tho roccnt battle*.
QUEBEC, May 18.-Hood, Duffy and Cady havo.
buen convicted.
1'Ams, Mar 18.-Tho' Corps Logl*I?Uf opposo!
tho Emporur'Hpror)osod anny bill. '
LOMtx)N,!May 18-Noon_Tho monoy market ia
firmer. Corte?la Q2V ? United ?taloa bonds 78). j
LrvBBPOOl/V 'May* ' 18-Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet ; oatirnntod <h'<'H 10.000 bnloa ; Middling Up- I
.lit ti da ll j J.; .Orleans 11$; mtirkot guiicrully easier.
Corn rurthur declined jj quoted 41?. Fork bum ant
78s. Od. Ht er lian advauocd 127e. -ld. Lani O1H.
9d. Tallow 43s. 9d:
Liv?tirooi., May 18-2 P. M.-Pork liaa ad?
vanced a shilling allico Ute opening ; quoted nt 79a.
Ootton quirt and etoody. !
FnAVKTORT, May 18- Evening.-Bouda 70].' t
, ??j'-Horineaft iy?w? per Steamer. :
NHWYOBK, May 19.-Tho stoamahip City or Bos?
ton, witlr tja toa to tho, 9th i n .?tri nt, 11 n M arrived.
Ona ol ttiti largest cotton houses in Liverpool, on
p agc d' ia tho Now Orleans aud Oalvoaton tratlo ,
Btoppod payment on'tho 7th iu.it. Liabilities
Mipw.oooJ . - ' V'ur UUi
Tho London St av Baye thal it would bo a blun?
der, and oven a crime, to exointo Boutonca of death
on conVioted Poniane. .? .. ?
. Tho.Slog'of Greece ?cit l'aria on tho 7th for 8t.
Petersburg, to bo boUirotjiod' to tho din gb tor of
tho Grand Duko Co tia Lau li uo. .. ,
Wn?nt nu ion Nevra'
WASHINGTON, May 18t-lu tho application for
mandamus before tho District Court, to compel
registers to enter names, it waa hold that manha
Tntia could not issuo until 'ofter tho oxniratinn-of
two days, appointi d by law, to ourroct tho l?ate.
In tho caao or Dr. lloyd, whoso vu te wan rogis -
torod on tho ground of conviction, and soutonco.to
fti ii icon yoars. for aiding tlio escapo of ala vois] nhd
who inoffectually produced Lincoln's pardon, tho
Court, held tho ' pardon in itaelf did not ruatoro
Boyd ?o bia oiyil riglits, but .that tbo action for
which ho watt oonviotod wan not infamous, and
lloyd should bo allowod to "voto. . "
A fair furH.m;.li:jrii relier, in progress during Hie
p'iuit w?ok,:Bbpwd. botwoon 13,000 and -?1,000 prout.
Rovo QUO receipts to-day IB half n million ; for
tho wook.two and a half millions! '? "
T.io?wc?k's disbursements ot tho War Dopart
mout ia $44o,00QY-''-Navv Oeparlmonl, (311,000; in
error, $486.000. .Tho national bank circu? ilion is
$293.956,000. ' fall '. ' " '
WAJUCIQTO3I May 19 -Chiof Jttslico Ch'aaoitvill
fireside at the U.-8. Oironit Oorirt for North Crtroi
iaa, commonoing Juno 0th. Mr. Chaye has nomi?
nated Reg ?a tra rs trt Bankruptcy for T.uuisiana and
Georgia, out a? th? nominations require continua?
tion by District Judges, their minies ore withheld.
Mr. Chaao has-instructed tho' District Judges that
in'caBe.lacal''objo'dtiond orist to'/tho nominees, to
i eject thuin. "\....1 V^v* . ?:
Oem Pickles has bern brovettod Mujor-Goncraf
in the regular army for gallant and meritorious
eorvicoa. ., ? ;. ' O'lj .?' "L\'')
Tho President has recognized Josuph Aug}
Hughes Poitrine Consular ' 'agent of'.France)
Mobile . : . .'., '.. . .
TJO delay in tim Attorney-ti ouur.il'a ?natl ucl io ns
regarding the niilitafy bills bau boon occasioned |
by the reception of very many billa from the South,
pointing,pnt casca hablo tu bu aUot'tcd, anti Raking
advicVAn?l information. It ia thu object of thu
Anjrrnntrrtralio? to cover the w.iolo ground, and at
ovhry'nle'p how issues havo arisen, to perplex Ibo
qncetion, but'it ia how thought that tho work to
completo.-..- -.: ."":.'? : '' ,
A i priroto letter frorn o'high ottlcor in General
Bickhsa'District, Bays that ali is innot in this, cfo-.
main', nor iota, but tranquility,' order'and concord.
.vial:. . I ' Krein lt tr lt mond
l?arWo.ND, May 18.--Gcn.-O Grant, ThomiB and
Dentrarriv?d heroto-tray from Waabingion. . ,
RICHMOND, May 19-'ten. Ci ant ends air visited
tho tiattlo-fields around Hielt mond tj-day. They
so io 'Portress Monroe to-morrow, when General
Grant will leave hie family and ro turu to Washing?
ton.
The Hon. Mr. Randall, General Patterson, of
Philadelphia, and a.party or t tv on ty from tho ?anni |
city arrived to-day from a tour l br nigh the mina?
ra! region of Bouthwo tern Virginia. ?' t '
'Promolaryland.
Ami APO LIB, May 19.-Tho Con v.tnt ion has re?
ported a Rill of Hight?, providing for. Um ndmiunun
' * Prom Nev* York.
NEW-Yon*, May 18.-Tho Clerks of the post?
?nico havo given $000 60 to thc Ladies' Southern
Roliaf Association. - --,.' r-k
Specie ebipment to-day i'm iniUioii iblghl hun?
dred and thirtj^nX\V^'HL4QRA?vil-^
r.Iriirun IV C WS .
W^AJUILNOTON, May 10,-Tho- Mexican minia ter
day a German Priucoas. wifo of ono of Maximil?
ian's ails, presented herself nt Qonoral Diaz's
headquarter 4,8)10 rrrripo?t'd' dtsbntidjnfl "tho Aus?
trian andJlelgiurrkiidrpa on tho' mt trhnteo of the
Uvea of its members with perm asion to. return.
bomAH Bhe also eoUcitsd tho guaran tc o of Mail
rnilian's lifo. With refore'no? to- tho fi rat point,
Diaz repl'od that lie was diaposod to entertain
euch proposals, but ho had- no power .to' pardon
MaxiniUUn'.
The report'oontinnoa : Nothing of nut o occur?
ring; during the day we havo au occasioual-chango
of shots. On tho arrival of our mortals, sr.ould
the city not. have' surronderod, wo shall open our
batteries on it and puah hoslilitios vigorously.
Signod, A. GARCIA, Majur-Goneral.
AuojUber report, .algnod .by Rophool Bernardo,
Major-General com tn anding beroru Vera Cruz,'
dated April 20, payo tho- Austrian 'and Belgian'|
Corpa have boon -disbanded; anti aro iioty under
protection nf tho Prussian Ung. ' ,j '.;
.O'j'l f.'- Blarlb? Mavra. _Kl " '' 1 * C"
FIOBBIOE. May 18. -Tho Trigalo Colorado, with
tho tender Frolic, has arrived' af' Mcesinu: : ,
NBWTOBK, May 19.-Tho ?hip-Pulnins, heneo
with vrar material for - Chili,, has 'put into Ht.
Thomas, leaking. '.She. Wae im ni ed i nt* ly blockaded
by two Hp^niih war vdasols, and will ,t probably un?
load.' 1' ' ' ?
Domeatle Slurltru. '
NOON nisVATCn.' ..'t .
N?vr1 YoiiK,''May 18.-'-Stocka activo, but prices
lower,. Offing, io rouprt pf poor bardi nt nt om nut.
Gold, 186?." Sterling. : CO: days. Dj: Bight; 10}; 'G2
coupons, 9}? .'.The ?lu pm on ts of gold to-day rca oh
two millions. Report ? caye -there will bo a loss of
legal boders in bank statement. Flout 10c. lower.
wheat1 drooping. Corn lc. bettor. Mess Pork,
$28 2003995; ' Lard quiet at l2j.il.SU-. Whiskey.
eteao>^ept?on at?aax at aaJc'.O'reiHhts quioUi -::
ct l^iEw??Jw?Axci. -aw r?n DL
NrwTOBK, sloy IC-Cotton a uhado easier,
with Bales of 900 bales al 28o. I Flour dui); Super
floe 16a25o. lower;- H tato $10 75ull HO; 1-?xtra Il2a
13 26. Wheat dull, and la2c, lower. Corn opened
fir nor, bot clceod quiet and rath er nosier; old $130,
al 81; kOlMVWSia aftfMUlP Whh*ev fifthcPal
83a8o in bond.. .Poik dull, closing at $20 25. . Lard
steady. Naval ' Stores atuadv and unchanged.
Groceries quio t and steady. Froighta dulL >tl
PAI.TJUOIIK, May 18.-Cotton quiet and Bcarca ot
28A28?. 'C?fico dui'; primo Rjo scarce at IB Ja 10 for
gold. Flour dull and nominal nt yestord .v's de?
cline. Corn -'4119'f.ir while and yellow; Western
mixed. $107ad 19.' Sugar linn. Proviaioiib doll but
firmer and prlcOB unchanged. Whiskey, boud,
82a88.,., . . , ti , i ;-.V- '.
Cm<X?rKATt,, May 18,-Flour linn. Corn qnlet
and duU. Whiskey 82.." Mess. Pork dull -fiJ 60.
Bacon , iiflsytly;, shoulders U; clear olden 12. Lard
12ifoBX'J,' May- 1S^-8a!o? pf cot kin1 to-day ' 70C
balen ; r ?arkot quiet; Middling 25a Receipt? 66.
NEW ORLSANB, May 18.-Sales of Cotton to-day,
900 b/dea, nriehanged; Middling '25a20. 1 Bocoipts,
874 I ales; exporta, 1.568 bales. Sugar and Molas
sea np solos;, nominally uncliangod. Flour dull
an? nominal; Superfino $12 75; Onoico Extra $1776,
Corn, good demand, but declined SQ.; yellow aud
mixed $1 i?al 80; white'$l 35/ Oata,'.nodoral? do;
xnand and firm, 92?a95. Hay 32a34i ! Lard dull ano
lowor; tierce nominal.v 18; keg l.lj. Pork-v?rj
dull, $24 25a24 37. Bacon, e.. od job ing demand;
Shouldera retailing at'9j; rib 12); clonr lSJal?i,
Ooffeo, fahr to primo, 17ial8|, spcclo. Gold lit?j.
Sterling 40a49, nominal. -New York - Sight par to j
a) diaoonnU,- ? , f w-? .
.eli jTTKfT^T^TTTTmm^^ .
Tm FATH OVAN AoXTATOR_Jcdcdii?i K. nay
ward was most severely pumslitd by tito Mayor ol
this city, on jjcsbonlay, .when bo was, denied tin
- honor of an {nuictrhont and a gcand State trial. Ul
morely chaetiacd him- with a sharp Hoeturo' arie
then KfcfiKtxl Jum m tho lum of four thoniand (lol
lars, audi tarn cd him loose-. No action'could havi
beac TfUoBithah this, ami nono 'could h&fd' tnqfi
cxrmpletely-iBtrippod'thb hapldi? UftyWard p?'al
oltimB-tote?Ttyx?dt?.;'T?e: wilj .n&w bo'reoollcoioi
merely aai:'?'bifort?naUi individual who modoatl'
but JuuUy ri^artbj hims elf so lufbrior to tho Afn
can rac^i, 'and ivhp, aider promising to fill th'
"Chlckabominy". RRh-^lMaBSuohnaotts boys'1-!!
holp h(a axble tu p?ri ow, woe' himself brought tt
condign by tho Mayor of-tho'menaced elly, sui
mada to prove, boforo hO'cnuld' oxtricato hlfnsol
from theolotohes1 of tilt)'p?lice, tiidt, if npba? '!w?>.
aa a serpent," ho waa rm "bunnicaa 'aa, a dove.
Shorn of hlo .glory, and tlioroughiy mutzk-d, b
w 111 only bo rem om herod as an iinhappy.aUornoj
wboee 'morbid, admiri?lon of tho negro lirongli
bim to grief, and made him' tho laughing block c
both ric*?4--?ic,->mond ?lwfi, - ' ' ,, ' "-;'.?:1
_ ti?,. i v...t /i? ?? iJ:u?ciiiJjii*??>'
Onr New York Letter. :>
I rao M oun BEOULAD OOHIIESFONDEHT. ]
NEW YORK, May 10_If tho Btoomor Niagara}
which arrived boro from Bichmond at 13 o'clock
laat night, had boon laden with a cargo' of grin-;
powder, and if it hod boon necessary tu transport!
tho ponder in opon boxea through Broadway lo^
tho New York Hotel between tho ranks of a torch?
light' procession, said transportation would not
have been c(Teetod with moro Borupulqus caro than
was lake ii In carrying from tho boat to tho hotel of
JEFFERSON DAVIS, tho distinguished, px-Presidont
of tho ox-Confeddr?to States.'. Tba gunpowder'
party, consisting of Mr. DAVIS and family, togo thor
with bri ijrbi^.er Cen. Jb'sxpij BAVIS, MIHI) JiqwELL,
FnAriK TEAOSON,' of Notvurk, omi Dr. GOA VEN (who
is ni oraron), was quietly taken up to tho Mow
Vor ti Ho toi, where tho ti Min .?. of tho DAVIS fam?
ily woro not oven registered. Th? great though fal?
lon Chit ti ai ii will romovo to-day to tho ron 1 dorn o of
Chorlos O Conor, will soo Histor! this afternoon iu
Lady Macbeth, (which will bo play od fof tho beno?
ni nf the Southern Relief Fnjid,) and will thoa toko
his departure for Canada, making his oxlt in tho
samo quiet, gunpowder manner in. which ho m ado
his entrance. * 'I Cannot imagin? why all those
things should bo-thoro can certainly bo no appre?
hensions of air. Davis' beginning tho war snow
singlo handed; and in a freo country, in this aga
nf civilisation, thoro should not bo arty prbbablliLy
ofilia bpingi au bj coted to insult or bodily hornrin
tho pu bl io thoroughfares of tho groat ni o tropel in
of the western hemisphere; for tho groat state
prisoner lias boon roleasod on bail by tho highest
nntlioritics of tho Government, and the law Bhould
air rd him duo protection in tho liberty it baa ac- ,
cordod.
i I bavo received from a' I private and roliablo I
pourco BOnio information of a partly historical and j
I partly local natnro, which Tao not think hos over i
be furo found its-way into print. During tho reign of
iLoiil?' Phillipe, tho Kine forosaoing a revolution, j
and desirous to guard himself at all ovcuta tram ,
pond hie : impoounioslty, Mint over ' to America ' a ;
couple of hundred thousand (lollara to La Fargo, '
'his natural son, to bo invested In property boro. >
A largo portion of thia money was invested in tho
property now known'. as tho,?a Farge Honao, or
Southern Hotel. ? Many years ago La. Fargo died,,
haying first however taken tho property by French,
leave, or rather without. iFronoh ldavo, having
bought it in bis. own namo, and kopt i
it likewise. Tho.widow of. tho natural and
unnatural son , of tho King, married . airain
?' md Bln'ob ' h?r second marriage ber hus?
band (number two) boa, had ob argo of tho
estate. Thoro aro, howover, Baven children inter
E' H Jed, five sons sud two daughters, who bavo boon
n a chrome atato of wrangling and contention i
ibont Iho property, some Of thom winning it) to.1)0,
divided; arid ' BOnib profcrTi?lg' to lot'it stand and
li vo off ibo renta. Tito Winter Gordon woe a por?
tion of thia esta to, boina: situated within tho in
eloBurc of tho hotel. And now that tho. theatre
Ii au boen barned down, the question e risos as to
U robudding; some favoring- tho plan, and Bomo
opposing; wherefore tho Winter Gardon, and tho
LaFargo property,' and tho widow, th? | soveh chil?
dren, tho dead husband, tho livo husband, and tho
Accessed King,.will all bo brought up in Court, or
rather their names will, and tho caso will probably
boa ruthcr interesting ono.
J Doltnonico'sj lnuoh room in Broad street,1 next to
tho Oold Exchange, is tho. greatest plapo in Now
York for cof?eo without pintolh, but yesterday both
pistols and cofleo wero newed upiAo gol lier. rTwo
Of UiO gold ronni, opoj'ators. lix^tg?H t|i0DiB0iv?i
ihbp a money di fllculty,. lind theil i ri tri a niero Von
dus scrape, which necessitated their making tar
g'ita of each ot lier, which. they did, but missing
el,e right target, ono bf thom nlt'n wrong target,
whose i)ame; IB. (|r>c?t?? and ' wno thinks.' lt'a dis
?t aoafid a (Ta ir. 'lito target Bbooter, or rather tho
tiuvot hiller, baa been convcyod te tho Tombs, and
though from tho Tomba comea n baleful Bound of
tho man's voice asking for bail, it will not be grant?
ed, at least for awhile.
At tho Hoboken conreo yesterday a very pretty
huidlo race was on interesting 'feature of - tho per?
formance. Thc roco waa a dash pf two miles o vor
'six hurdled, with four ontricB. B ackbird, Citadel,
L'dy Almo and Zig-Zag-tho latter, however one
of tho greatest hurdlo leapers in tho United Hlsles
-was withdrawn out of respect t<! the.memory pf
Ids jockey recohib' ddecasod; tho fambdA Dennis'
'Reedy, wno rodo .tho gallant Ht oed st tho great.
Tacos at' Saratoga last; Bummnr. ? Thc race, with-'
opt Zig-Zag, was noni o what Uko tho play of Ham?
let with tho Dane's port omitted. Blackbird, how
over, was tho Ho. ali i of .tho play/and wan the
favorite. r'?. V'i'.'. i\? ill lilli '?!
'On thd signal bbing'-glvoh, away thoy wont,
Blackbird. leading,. and: cloarlng thc? first' nttr-'
eua in flue ?lyle;-Citadel's nose, however.L
WeB clono . upon , the hird'a tail, tr h dst
tho Lad v cunio no it, Lut knocked , down,
tho hurdlo. Over tho BCCQnd" hurdlo went tho
bird and Citadel almost Bimifitsriocraaly, tho Lady,
lagging behind about a dozon Iring tba: -Tho third
hurdlo ia cleared, with na chango in thc, relative
position of tho horses, and now. thej,tear along the
Suer tor ht retch at a rattling paco, that is te say,
lackbhrd and Citado), for Lady A'.lco gives np the.
contest and withdraws from the track. And now,
aa,tho rider of Citadel urges him onward, an ho
, oleara tho fourth hurdlo three lengths behind' the
favorite, tho incitement is intense. Hero .they go
over tho fifth hurdle, tho bird still nj Ting on ahead;
tho sixth and last ' hurdle ' they leap almost at tho
same timo, and now comes the run for the judges'
I stand and victory. .Citadel,'- in1 descending from
tho leap, catches rather unsteadily on hin foot, and
ero hu cai; recover his speed, the bird has shot
ahead and tho flag failli, proclaiming him the win
I nor. "
Tho Japaneeo threaten te take the,wind ont of
tho Black Crook's sails, and aro drawing cargoes of
greenbacks.. Gold firm; trade infirm., i? fl it'i'
- .... rt* ' ?M?ULTBIE.
H ts. te Hr nu. , , ? -
A Drnio?TicvK.-Wo stated korney weeks slnoe
thattcmrrBapj.let.,colored Speople had purchased V 1
lot, n??d were industriously engaged tn arranging
foy a bouse of worship upon it. i Wo aropleAsed to
stat", now, that.Uwdinrai:h?t boen! built, and that
it was dedicated to tho Supremo Being on Sunday
last. . .Wo worn present at tho interesting' oofemo-'
ny and can truly say that the ? services, throughout
wero very solemn, appropriate and impressive.
?-, : i-.xni.ii :i; i f ? ?IDarHington Southron.-'.
. Ti't CHOPS,-We leam from a gentleman who
lives in Lexington, that tho crops in that District
aro very promising, and' that tho wheat' crop
especially is tho best that baa been seep in that
nection for many ' yearn--probably that ' baa over
been rained. ??? ' ' .-'' -v.1" '.
' 'lim Lancaster 'Lcdgor notices -frost' ItT thkt
rogion on two mornings of last .week. - Some cot?
ton was'killed, bot the crop generally: was riot np.
Tho wheat orop, which before was very promising,
it is Libbed, bas received, no serious injury.
.: DETEITTIOM OF Tuais-Wo'l?arn'thit the up paa
soug?r*train was detained at Belton ' List night fqr
several .hours, un'account of the (Instruction Of
about, a hundred .yards.of.tho track,-which,:hod
taken tiro from a burning wood pilo .alongside.
Nearly ono hundred and fifty cords of wood wore
consumed in the pile.-Greenville Mountaineer. ;.>
B?JDDI?K! DEATH pr PBorxason EDWARDS .^It ia
with feelings of profound Borrow that-wo record
the ! death of Prof. P. C. Edwards, of tho Furma.ii
University." This sad o vont, winch oe-currod jos
tcriUy morning, bas .Oaat a gloom over o-.ir'ofitrie
cornmunity. . On. Sunday morning, apparently in
tko Trail vigor of health, ho preached an ablo ser
' morl in tho Bap lint Church hero, on the. Divine
andt llum&n "-.atnres of 'Christ.' Immediately
aftopvards..bin dow of. health wu" cheoxod by u
rapiU, disorder, and before thia, no doubt.'ho bai
happily ontorcd upon the bentfloentifrulUou of
thoso truths' whioh ho then BO earnestly'expound
od.-T-Greenvilte Mountaineer.
? .Viia:.-Yesterday morning a Aro occurred at the
confer of Biohardson and Cotted Btroete, tn tho
houio owned and oocupiod by Mrs. Howell. ' It ap"
pearn that a spark from the stovo-pipe had lodged
under tho shingle* of-tho roof, aaa tho wine) blow?
ing strongly at tho timo ftnned the spark into a
I1 flame.. .For a while there soomed but l?ttlo hopo
, of rgtrmlng tho building from dostruetiop. as. porn
tiona oz tho roof ?n both sides of the. coping wero:
in flkrhe's, rind the Aro had found its way te the uv
aide and seizod upon tho phostliing and rafters.'
I Fortptiatoly, however, tho Neptune (tho origin?'in
charco of tho colored people).woe near the.spot,
i and was rapidly brought up and immediately put
! to'work. Tho timely aid of this engine; with tho
[? 's'ssirjtancb rendered by p cr?ons on tho roof and in
i. sido of tho building, soon chocked the progresa of
? tho flames, and iu avery short timo uvory, spark
'' had poon extinguished-tho Injury being ?onfiriod
te a small portion of tho roof,' i>, t-j/V ?O
f O reenvide Mountaineer, .
DEUTH or 'Alf XflrrrnAELE CIT?ZV.N.-wi ire
painid to hear of tho doocaso of Mr. Samuel G.
i'uir,-un influential and highly esteemed, citizen of
r this I) lu tri ct, at tilo hbuao, on Thtirsday last, from
y astroko of npoploxr'. ' (ror siiicero aympathiea aro
' with 1 bis bereaved family. Ul their hour of 'sad
? afll.ciion; and, wo. fee), too/itbat ?ho*ommnnlty
J haa>KiOt wUiii hb, losSiu-ieMoojf (Lsin^Lvp^by
u and valuable rottaBera.- th-dngc?utg ArW,
y '' OOTOAOEOUS Bo na EUT.-On last ?tturday night,
j dix freedmen, laborers on tho plantation of Mr.
) IliuseU EJnrmorm?n, ootacoctod a ?lin for robbing
it tho.storoof MriT- Ei Blokenba'-'erlntnlsDlBttlo^
i Thoy,pr?o<!eded thither, ind called lip ?Mjr.'~B.' E.
D' Biokanbakcr, oe Mr. T. ii. li. his eon was abaont,
I Hie Hlorc wari 'omirrly a 'gin hoilflo, and had a
j. partition dividing off tho room for steting vintgAr.
1 mqlaHscs: Ao., ifrom itOQireat of t?ioi tter?.' Tho
If darkey a Inquired for.symp, and ujion Mr/R's. gt^
e big into tho small room for tho purpose of drarf
? lng it J they managed to steal a quantity ' of bacon,'
e P^rtjof shoe?, and other frae^^^ia^iwV
li '? ^Afi*?rSSrr^^7^^r^^!^^^u^^?^^Ss?aX r^ein>
-1 ber. that \ve t?mme'fidj^I very bi?bJy tho ArrUrieiin
I toditioi. pf .MrWrimmm Obrnment?J^*MlW?'aJr?
j - Korry tq say, .naTortteleeN that wo uare1 discov
b ,SQUS llTnn7 ? tho oomnientary on Matthe??
? ?*?,V ' the^orict? editor ^^been.stauld and
d vain' mongh-td frrtfOdaoe? a' partisan1 ktcbunt ol
l( Leo's Invaajop of Pennsylvania. What neoeasity
ti Uiero was for disfiguring the word of God with
y. mranlligof ''r^o?rj?SKr"J??ltf^
I m
if taalo Ustdating'-Jo ?think ?bout.-> .VVoadrifie-cml
* Hoc Ui ni fri on da to .buy tho EngUsh edition, foi
\i. thoL A norioan was oviao*%?^:tnt6fia^ foi
,vj thnrn.Y Rainmore fyitoopalMtihod.il.
I I'M Trac Mobile Blot. '
Tho following narrative of tho lato riot ia con
denscd from oar Mobile, ox changes of Wednesday
and Thursday last. Judgo KELLEY, of Pennsyl?
vania, in tbo course of hla political tour through
tho South, carno to MobllO and there addressed a
mooting of win to and colored citizens on Tuesday
night last. A large police forco waa prcsont to
maintain order, although no disturbance was an?
ticipated. Tho band of tho 15th United States
regiment had boon Offorcd for tho occasion, and,
occupied eoats on tho platform. There woro no;
othor soldiers present. Tho frcodmcn woro out in
largo force, i. . , '..! < .. -
After tho speaker had reviewed the .events im?
mediately pro poding tho war, rind then.. wpokbii of
tho Confederacy, ho Bold : . .
I am now freo to' apeak to you. Woro you al?
lowed before tho war to rood o Northern nowapa
(? )cr ? (Na ) How brutally waa a mon treated who
raa found ou a Southern railroad reading tit o
plow York Tribune, Ibo Liberator, tbo Independent
or any othor ti ?publica n papora ? Thia right of
free fl peech waa never denied ul tho North ; South?
ern natives spuko in our Academies of Music, and
Halla, 'rind Southern "papora wor? subscribed for
and read; th all our rooding | rooms. D?magogues
would not let us under s Und each other, and havo
cursed mi with this war. (Shouts ot "taro him
out," woro horn board?) > Dont turn anybody out.
Aa long aa tho lamp ia burning thora io a chanco
tor a return tc common son PO. , ?
Down to 1817, February TUL Jo'rt?' Cv CALHOUN
ofTcrod rosolutioni bf anj abstract character rela?
tive to .tt?.'ftrHt??io?? flVTut him down".'Waa
Bh?uted?n-tho'tu-hwdv^ Ono-Vord-?^at?*' to Say :
''Nobody had batter undertake to put mo down. I
toll you tho Pith United States Intantrv aro at my
back, and if tho 16th Pealed States Infantry can?
not maintain my, ri gilts tia they wore maintained
in Mcmphio," I Lav o tlio^Unltod States Army to fall
back upon i I am .hot afraid of bqing put down ;
my friends Viii koop qulot and h oar'what I havo
toaay." ,
,'At this mom cut tho speaker disappeared. . . '
Tho Advertiser says :
The disturbance that oocurrod at tho meeting to
hear' Judgo Kelley, was tho result '.of tho 'msroai !
accident First, a citizen who bad boen drinking
m ado several loud commenta on portions of Judge ,
Kelley s remarks that did not picoso him. It waa
very imprudont and improper to havo boon in?
dulged in at thia moating. In truth, tho boat
thing that tho while pe'oplo oah do in to keep away
from (hese mcotlnga. Tho police endeavored to
qtiiot tho 'tipsy citizon, and failing' in that, to ar?
test him. Tub arrest provoked e seattle, and aLout
tud' samo' time a carriage1 and horses ran oil
through tho outskirts of tho .crowd, producing a
hah fi? got ddt W tho" 'way. A [j Uli' Uti
Tho two lolredmstnn'ous created' thar impression
in the body of the. oro wd that th oro waa a light
bogan, and tfm wlmlo mass hroka up and dispera
ed at double qui ok. Meantimo tho frcodmon com?
menced firing - their pistola, and, RH we learn,' in
tho air, an tiley ran. The lint account must bb
true, for aa thoro were from 160 to 200 shots fired;
if they had been, aimed in the- crowd.- nearly aa
many hundred VwtUNM haye boon; hit, > AS it
waa, tho allot casualties do not exceed ali or eight,
ind mont all of thoso to whit - men.
A Foderst'offiocr states that ho was in tho crowd,
ud the firing commenced on tho pavement, next.
> the stand; abd it' waa here thal tho colored mon
?ero tliiclrcst. Tim white people woro mostly on
tho outskirts of tho crowd.
?Tho Tribuno, atys:' VThaf the' diatdrlipnco waa
Ot premeditated, tit taoist on tho* part of the
hitos, ia clearly proven, aa but few of them were
firmed. It ia, nowovcrv reliably reported to un
that Bomo'Of. tho Radical emiasarioa in our midst
niado it their bnalness to go round among the no- ,
I|I cen and insb-nct tb nm to como armed to 'tho
meeting, if they bael no pistols to bring clubs or
knives, but by all means to como prepared for a
di s tur bonce. Tho cons?quence waa that most of
tho negroes upon tho ground wore armed and
ready to tako adnantoge of tho leant provocation
tb croate a disturbance. There la no reason to
doubt tho abovo asaortion, aa wo have hoard it
from many sources, and wo call upon Gen. Btvnyno,
or hla superior officer. Gen. Pope, if they haVo any:
desire to, preservo order and provont tho repeti?
tion uf such atfoh-B aa last night in thia city, to put'
a summary atop to the proceedings of thoao cro?
tures." * ..i
. . .'. # ..- . . .?. 'ev ' -
1 Tho gen er ni alarm waa 'rung,'and, h tm dr eda of
peoplo turipa out, tho, ci tv -r? m a mm g.. In a fever
of oxcitotnonl during tho entire night. After
whooping and yelling around the scene of tho last
mooting, tho negroes dispersed in small squads
and attacked nearly eveiy 'white man they hitit;'
With the exception, of, three, pr, four, raraoqa who
were shot add Btrjctoa willi alb bs when tho ililli
snlVr ?uuuuencea, tui4 lu tko WmoOl?t? v lu iii ii V
oft tho placo of meeting, tho other parties wera all
In]uicd at points several squares distant, and over
a half hour after tho Drat dispersion. . , ?
pabriol'.OIaon.'A shoemaker, living at No. SOI
Dauphin g trent, VTAH passing al jhg Water s Ire ot in
tho vicinity bf Church, when Ho waa attacked by a
a ojiad of negroes and .br utah V murdered.' Captain
Sod berry, a well known citizen, waa wounded
slightly with o jilstol shot. Mr. J, Biak was badly
injured,', ;F(feotliorcwhjto men were badly wrnTJtn>
od. A negro a ry, nh ot in ibo head, was found dead
in the street. - Several othor negroes wero Injured. ;
' A DSKD OF BLOOD. -WO"have hoard tho particu?
lars of a brutal mrrr dor, oo remit tod in tho Warrior
District, a short distanco from Macon. . ,"
Tho circumstances, as'we learned thom, are',
theao: . ?...".... y,;rj ? j ,
.- There baa been bad blood for some time between
Dxo Heard and Illa aunt's family-a Mm. Hatfield
relativo to tho will of Mr. Oreen Wilder, deceased,
who waa Mrs. H-'a fa th or and Hoard's grand-father, i
caused, it ia said, by an effort on the part' ol -tho
Utter to upset tho will, on account of Its1 unequal
distribution of tho Wilder property! ! 11 ? ' ".' ? '.','
Hoard, too, ht said to have excited tho animosity '
of some of tbo freedmen in' his settlement''hy his
prosecution nf them for hog stooling, and they
swbro revenge. . . ..."i:.:";t . .-.
' On Monday ovonlng last Hoard waa approached
by i an old seednjanA f dr morly "|E6JuM pt his
grind-fathoV, ^iHeV; "wno fol fol rh .If he would
mebt him at a certain placo that night ho would
furnish him with proof sufficient to convict tub
brig thieves. . , I <\ tS < ? ft t
' Heard, Uikbag, his ?gun, and, telling ht? wife
whbro he waa going] ntarted for j tho rendezvous,
ofter ni cht falli. j Be<jvfaj> nlveijsefn ali Vt) aghJn.
Hoard not appearing the next morning, search
was mido-for fran; by. his brrjtliera^ but boanbeiaMP
m? ll*h6.on?3eedtnan wt? then axrfe?t^ancr
bn using a lfttloi popiuaajve-argumorit, con tessi*!
:thit himaolf And two other, cegrov? .killyd llcard,
" On search being made, the body of tho mur?
dered man was found, wi tl i on old Bank tied over
the head sud body, i The skull had beim fractured
in hine placid .apparently by an axo or hatchet,
and presented a ghastly appearance. ll dal
Dio Hatfields.and. tho negroes wera arrested,
arid in a preliminary examination held, sufficient
' erl den ce adduced to warrant their com mit tah-?fa?
c?n Telegraph. .'? ?I >".. . .. ''..<. .. "'.' 1
EfOAPB o? PrusoKKns. -On Wednesday afternoon 1
last ten prisoners broke out of tho jad at this place
bjvh-enching tlie hinges tcom thodcrori.iburating
tua Hooka and Jumping the fence of the jail lot. ,
TholDeputy Bhefifl had been at the,iaUJtat ibout
? ho?Miourj be fop,', and had 'deft fpr^-lhojpTogiojibjQf
fretting nia'owh ditfhor, wB?n tho prisoners, tn an I
norfedibly short apoco of limo, broke nut and made
off *ith such rapi(Uty,that?tj?fl t Ver ?jvamp waa
reached by them boforiB pursuit ob id di >e institut M.
Fortiunato y,.tho throe moat deepoxaio of tho orimi
nalajwe.e cirri ed tb Columbia to tho Penitentiary i
" ,y JOBI, and the bnizhtr Nolco'n in ut H at
, no. having>'yet -Leen returned'ip tina
jot for.a new triaL^-Orahjje&urp? lfeai$i\j',". "JJ
I Monday evening las I tho remains' bf three bi
lanbinVe noble sons, Howard Si'Bobo, Oo'.'
_3th Bogim?nt a O.'V., eon of Slm'pjsoh Boboi
Eaq.t John ,E., WaJker, Co,. K,'( Palmetto Sharp
shoolera, son of Mrs. Chark? B. Walker; -and
?Lom?ol' Mo?rrh?h. Co. 0, lflfh Boglmeut S. 0. V.f
sop or Daniel P. Moorman, wer o received at the
depot. John E. Walker and Loni liol Moorman
woro' interred in tho graveyard at this place; How?
ard B. Bobo was buried at tho old family burial
ground of tho late Anthony i'oBtcr, throe miles
from town,-Sparlatibiirg Ktpret*, ..[j.
L. \\ ? BT? mtg?-frj-r- ; :
D OcyitrnsitTrcTK. -The Macon Tehjgra'ph has
heard ot on ocourronco in OrawreYd ' county
that a both lamentable in itself, and another com?
mentary on tho practico of allowing ohlldron the
uso of firoorma. A lad Damed, John W. Sharpe,
obou . nlno years'of ' ago,'was pu re ni og so rpo
ohlckona wiUita gn?.? They ran under tho houtao,
and after them tho two little brothers.of John,
but without hla knowledgo.. tOorhinkUpj 'ho fired
dudor tho house, ca he thought, st tho, fowls, but,
?ad o ToUteJ, jdllod. orto ?of hla i hip tho ra Ansi
serio ?ly wo?nbWtbb oBar. n ? "J"!
Wairen ras RZOUTTET,-There : aro fraudulent
registrations to aaimmonso extent, undoubted)),
of transient blacks ; tho few waite* who boro thus
fal ;ely registered can bb cosily watched, bat thoso
country- froodme.n-.who havo borne hore and swin?
dled tho registry havo, no doubt, transferred their
oortificatoB to many a long haired Furitah* to be
hawked about on election day with men- hired to
vote da thom. ;Look. oat for. thom. . Identify Ute
fcatnios and . roaldencb of eoch ono who ls rogia
t?redl-Kew Oriean? Picayune, May 14.
?A. Purni Districts and Waste Places of th? City, un?
der Vim Act of the Oeneral Assembly, atrfoe aaihorUj
to th? Utk Council of Charlotten lo pr?ee.l tri Lt? rn?i
tax bf f Pire, I ?an, Wita* Vis* US ali la tmUdtng.\it the
City anew," axe bftaby. notlrled that th? iSrm ci appli?
cation rc* loan . can txt obUinol I at the OfflcS sf' th? Clari
of Council, batwaan the rro*>? of ? A. M. w??v. u:..
All apullrsUtm. mutt ,be #''d m lt?' above mtoUo'ricd
^ufc^^?^?ffle?!*^ top?;
ByoMprerU-i Mfyor, _JU. 0. BMITH,
mm ~?mmmm,
WfSSS fSBS? lT?'bV&U***i*?tht lnformtUoc
Oft?My. ns ?llln s t. cod? by sam pie or olh erwtse, Who BM
' '^??aroM^ '"^^o^Oo^B?n^
ONE PRICE
Iii . li'.ii i?
OUR SPRING STOCK IS NO)V
ready, and comprises a belter assort?
ment of .v j '
CLOTHING
.- I, . t, !
,Y.?i\ l'
ANO
n (innnu
Adapted to' this market, than wo
nave ever'offered. We have given
particular attention .111 getting lip
this Stock to; lightness of fabric,
strength of material and durability
bf color.. Much the larger portion
of our" Stock is" mudo in our own
workshop, ami ' wo- warrant ;,lt1 in
every ?respect equal to'custom work:
We novo Goods 1101 of our ownninn
u fact ure, such as.'are. usually sold
roady-mAdo, the difference we shall
be.glad to, show our customers,
1 lu finding our prices, from whicb
wo make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state of the market, and the univer?
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We-'givO below some of our lead*
lng prices: . '
CHECK 0A88IMRRE BUTTS....'.Y.? 48 00
ALL WOOL TWEED BUTTS. '..'_ - . ? .11 00
ALL WOOL TWEED BUTTS.'- .18 00
BLACK AN D > W f 1ITE MTX OABflTMKRE
BUTT8, oar own mtJw..17 00
THHEE STYLES OF MIDDLESEX CASSI
MERE BOTTS, DABK| MEDIUM, AMD
LIGHT MIXTURES. .IB 00 |
EL ACK ? . ANJ} [(WHITB MIX OABSTMBRE _>
: surra.aa oo
SILE MTX TRICOT,: DIFFERENT MIX?
TURES...i,.-..34 00
?FINE BLACK GERMAN TRIOOT SUITS.,. .37 00
DARK ' BROWN/' y U U AIN _ vDz P??DER" '
i BUTTS.. X._. .39 00
BLACK DRESS: HUIES, ringln? In prim
lion.. ..EM...3 g? "410 tod 00
U^EN surra, from 3.. :.$5 to20 00
In addition.io the above, we have
many good Styles of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY
CASSIM ERES,
v ' IN FULL SUITS'.
?.?.?i "iBy..i.i?:i i- ^u^iu
And in Pants and Tests.
V:t .' ?i tel I W . ".'" ?
. |.IY\W? ? . ALSO,
ALI'AOA SACKS
'D*BAP DZETE BUTTS . .
M ARS E n ?ES TESTS, Whit?: in? Fanoy 1
BLUE FLANNEL BUTTS, of very fine quality
ETE AV Y WHITE DUCK BUTTS, Atc, io.
In addition,to our usaul assort-,
cular attention to our
' Wo lia vo made arran gonion ts to
have our SHIRTS made by our own
: Pattern, ??d, wo \ think 'they ? will
i comparo* fovorably inr ptyl? tmd flt
with any Shirton the market
. j THEY- C0HPRT8? FOUR OU AD
PTTE8, ? ?$2; 50, 93 00, $3 50, anti
i. ->Ve invite Die attention of CO?IN.
? MERCHANTS ? anf PLANT
i EES TO OUR STOCK, which Wt
.ara wiling in quantities
m. M* i'jl:i: -. / J'iii. V|:?X'
1 ^0. STSEET,
' MAVIS. , . uno
ni A H lt I ICI?,
On tho IStli lost., br thc (?cv. WILLIAM B. YATES,
OEOltOK LirTLM, of Uuntordou County, New Jersey,
to Ul? JOSEPHINE II. I1ACKEU, iceond diuahtcr of I
UKOXOE ft HACKER, Esq., of Charleston, 8. O.
cards. .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WUNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE."
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA
-DISTRICTS OF CHARLESTON, BPAUFORT, HAHN.
WELL, COLLETON AND ORANQEBURO.-Notice Is |
hereby given to all concorncd that thc Annual Lists, con?
taining tba assessment*, valuations, Atc, made nd taken
within thia District for tho your IBM, luclndlng licenses
expiring May 1st, lees, will bi open Bl this ofQco for sud
during tho spaco of four days, vir.: tho 1st, 3d, 4th sud
6lh 'lavs of June next, and that during said four days
appeal* will bo received relativo to any erroneous or ex?
cessive valuations or assessment* contained lu said Au
nual Lista
All appeals ahuuld I o m ado in writing and should
specify tho |-nrllcular cause or thing respecting which a
decision Ja requested, and aliould also state Hie ground
or principia of error complained or.
0. J. BABOALL, AssecMr.
Assessor's OtOco. No. 04 Ilroart Streol, Cbarlofton. 8.
C., May 18,1807. 3 May 30
W NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN THAT
THREE MONTHS AFTER BATE application will bo
mada to tho SOUTH WESTERN BALLROAD BANK and
ROAD for tho renewal scrip of tho following described
shares, tho originals of which were destroyed or lost
during the occupancy of Camdon by Oenorol SUEBMAB'S
forcea:
No. M Benth Carolina Railroad Comnanv, March 1,
1850, 71 abarra
No. 123 South Carolina Railroad Company, February
8, 18'4, SR abares.
No.-Road and Bank,-, SO shares. Standing |
In nama of John McRac.
Also, for No. 10J South Carolina Railroad Company,
Juno 10, 1803, 4B s hares, la name of John MoRae, O ur?
d?an, in trust for M. E. Boy kin.
Also, for No. 407 Road, now lasuo, June 19, 1803, 43
shires, standing in name of E M. Boy km.
May 30 '
W THE GRAVEST MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHOOD.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on tho Physiology of tho Passion*, and the
'Errors, Abusos and Diseases peculiar lo tho first age of
man, with Reporta on now mothods of treatment em?
ployed in thia Institution. Sent In scaled letter en
"telopea, free of charge.
, Address ,i Dr. J. 8KILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
] May 30 . 3mo
' W TRINITY CHUK0H, ! HABEL STREET.
Thcro will be public Berrico in thia Church To-Night, at
8 o'elock.__May 30
; WCON8IGNE?8 PER STEAMER SEA GULL,
from ['altimore, aro hereby notified that tho steamer ls
ThU Day discharging cargo at Pier No. 1 Union Wharves.
All Goods remaining on tho wharf after sunset will be
stored at their rtak and expense.
MORDECAI k CO.,
I May 18_ 3 _Agent?.
' arWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
F. M. WHITING, Esq., sa a candidato tor BhorllT ol
Charleston (Judi?la!) District, at the next election.
September ic ?
I W ARTIFICIAL ESFJ8.-ARTIFICIAL HU
MAN EYER made to order and Inserted by Dr*. F.
BAUCH and P. GOUQLEUANN (formorly employed by
BoisscmwEAU, of Pari?), No. 699 Broadway, New York.
April 14' . lyr
?.rERBORS OF YOOTH,-A GENTLEMAN
who auffuBotl for years from Nervous Debility, Pre?
maturo Decay, and all the effect* of youthful lndlscre*
lion, win, for the sake of Buffering humanity, send free,
t j -ll who Deed it, tho receipt and directions for muting;
tho sim plo remedy by which ho waa cured. Bufferers
wish?, g to profit by tho advertiser** exp? ri an ec, can do
so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OODKN.
April M Smos* No 43 Cedar street, New York.
W NOTICE T j MARINERS_C A P T AI NB
it,,, m mjii .. r KJ wuiuc uiluA tu?K).i lil iH.iie)
River, are requested nat to do so anywhere wilhin direct
range of tho heads ol tba SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVES, on tho Charleston and BL Andrew's side ot
the Ashloy Bi vor; by. whlob precaution, contact with tho
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
h. C. TURNER, H. M
Harbor Mas ter' a Office, Charleston, February 8, I860.
February T.
'W BATOHELOR'8'HAIR DYE_THIfl
SPLENDID HALB DYE ta the beat in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable instan-, |
ton co us. No disappointment. No ridiculous tinta.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedie* tho Ul effect* of /nul '
Bye*.' invigorates tho hair, lea ring it soft and beautiful
The genuine ta sign nd TK?Ifan A. Batchelor. All others
ore mero imitations, and ab oula be avoid od. Bold by all
Druggists and Perfumer*. Factory, Ho. Bl Hardey
j street. Mew York.
??v- BEWABE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Docemntr 10_? _ITT
?W BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER'S
LIFE FOR i I-E n AIR positively restores gray bair to
ita original ni <t and youthful beauty; Imparta Ufa and
: strength to fi? weakest hair; stops Ita tailing out al
once; keeps tho hood cleoni Is unparalleled aa o bali
dre?sing. Bold by all Druggist* ana fashionable bolr
dreesen, and at nif office, No. 112S Broadway, New
I York. .SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M. P.
' DJ WM; tt MOISE
' No. ICI MeeUng street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January I ? 6mo?
' OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 33 OHO AD STHEKT. AraiL
SO, 160T.-Holder? of tho SEVEN FEB CENT. FIB3T
MORTOAO? SECOND L?EN BONDS of the Charleston
and Havannah Railroad Company, aro respectfully tn.
formed that on and after tho lat pr?ximo tho Havannah
andCharieatonBoilroed Company will ?tue 80UIP CER?
TIFICATES In lieu of Receipt* 'given when tho Bondi
were surrendered, and will continue to do BO anal 1st of
Jun? titer which time tbs Book* will bo closed, and the
privilege ot sub* ti fa Ung Bold Dona* for Stock will termi?
nate. .. 8. Vt. FISHER,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company.
Hay 18 ? - . mw3
WA YOUNO LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after a sojourn of a few month* lu the
rlty, wa* hardly rooognlicd by ber friends. In place ot
* MAW, rustie, flushed face, she bsd a soft raby com-,
plcilou of almost morblo smoothness, and Instead of
tW nt7-th"^ flin roAlly appeared buteighteen. Upon In?
quiry as lo the causo Of BO. great s chango, sho plainly
told thom that she used the OLEO AS-IAN BALM, and
considered it an Invaluable oequtaltlon to any lady** toilet
By it* us? any Lady or Oenuemen can improvo their per?
sonal appearance on hundred told. It ta ?Implo In ita
combination, M Nature herself ta aimplo yet un*nrpa?s>
edin ita effica/'y In drawing Impurities from, also heal?
ing, eJ Ron s lng Bod beautifying the akin and complexion.
By lt? direct action on the cutido lt draw* from lt all Ita
Imparities, Unaly healing the some, and leaving Ul* sur
faoe a* Natur? Litandad lt should be-clear, soft, ?mooth
and beautiful. Price ll, sent by Mail or Expres?, on re.
?erpt ot an order, bj ' ..
'[!../:.!.. W. L. CLARK k CO., Chemists, -
j i Not 8 Weat Fayette Street, byracu*?,'N. Y.
Tbs only'American Agenta for Ute aale of the sams.
March SO ' .- .?7 ... .
" j OHIN ANCK. 11 "
rYlHE FOLLOWING. ORDINAKCE .18. PUBLISHED
J. for tho luToiiuoUon of oil cor.cctnod I : -
AM o an rs AK aa TO RIOULATE TBS CLKAKSXHO OT pairrxs
ABO VAULTS rx THE cunroaaTZ LIMIT? OF rna crrr.
.-I. Ita lt Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, obst
from and otter the ratification of this Ordinance, lt shall
not be lawful tor any person to cleanse or remove tho
contenu of Vaults or Privies within tbs limita Of tbs
city, without having preTloualy obtained s license for Ute
some, i ail mich Uoecaes to expire on tho Slit December
of every y ?or, and be subject to all requirement* ?mpos
ed by Ordinance? regulating the Bloating of Incenses for
Dr*ysa:;l Orri*;.'' : ;.' . . Lt " , . .,
TL That th* use of Barril* "In 'open. Oort* and Wagon*
1* prohibited, and portire apphjing for License will bo re?
quired to provide uceed Oona eui to b io for the purpose.
HI. Allpersona having ?uah License absBiepoit o',
one ot the Guard House*, during tue day, bia or their in*
tentlon todo such work during tba ensolna night; in the
Lower Ward* auch report to be mode lo the Moin O nord
House, to the Upper Ward* to Upper O nord House. [
IV. Tho place or place*! for tho deposit cf euch offal
?lull be designated from tims to time by th? Mayor.
V. Every o*rn*r or drirtff tn*;snob ; Licensed Cart or
?ny ot?isr wsHooWhoslisIl vioteto-ahy' Of tn? provision?
pf this Ord! non co, or sholl neglect o.- refuse lo observe
tho samo, or any of thom, IUAU forfeit ord poy for ?ooh
offence a fine not to exceed twenty-fir* doluro, to be en
forced by the Mayor in bi* Court, or recovered; In ?ny
. other Court of competo?, t Jurisdiction...
Ratified In City co uncil thia seventh dav of May. in the
veir of oar Lord One thfuBo?d eight hundred and aix
. i W. H. SMITH, ? . .Aa ; . . . ; K?T0T. .
- I - - CTw-i of OooJvll , ? '...fap,t-.i ? M?yl0
II' 'i..'. ? u ---: ,' !'u r ig,.1, ...
-:.,...> M;-;'WOrTTCisi ,1.^?.?L.:
?- i"%^?wuSSo*. Mar sib. MST. ? l <
?FROM A COLyitKD BOY,' ON TUB Urn
1 lost, by som* of ilia Officers, a VIOLIN AMD
Osmio be tto sn. Any on? lorine tho some
forward, provo prof oitv, and loka lt ?WOT. '
li, W. HUNDItlcis,
, , lrt lieut.and Cmefc^l>?tac^vB?L
CJIULHD PROPOUALB WILL EK lUiX^JuVkD UK Til
H ?M 30th ot this rnonlh, ,for tte.DHAlNAOK Ol
BOOTH bTBEKf. by imeoA? Of h Wooden Trunk, rrorr
Hanover to AmBifoa streets . -v v/J
? -' AU di toil? of the work will bo fnrnisllid ot th* effie?. :
LOUD? J. BARDOT,
Moyl? ttl?ml CntTKBslBOW,
m?
_SHIPPING._
FOR BALTIMORE.
THE FAVORITE .STEAMSHIP
SEA. GULL,
H. P. DUTTON, CoKMANi.r.u,
WILL h AIL FOR TUE ABOVE PORI'. FROM PIER
No. 1 L'nlon Wharves, "U IKVifnenfay UomUnj, 27J
lum., at 9yt o'clock.
For Freight Engagements, apply to
COURTENAY ts THEN HOLM,
_M*raO_a Union Wharves.
FOR Mi rim i DIS lo, ROCKVILLE. AMU
WAY I. \M>1 M.-.
TUE STEAMER IDEA. CAPTAIN CHARLES WU,
LET, will receive freight TAi< Ila v. al South Atlantic
Wharf, and loavo Va-morrma Homing Vak Inst., at ti
o'clock, Returning, will lc?vo Edlsio Tv'tdnu Aller
noon, 0 o'clock.
For freight or paaaayo, apply lo llio Captain on Donni.
May 20 1?
"FOR BUCKINGHAM'S P0??T~
WIMGItT'S BLUFF, AMU AM- I VI r.il.MK j
DIATE LANDINGS ON Tin. HA \TKF \
iirvEu.
THE LIGHT DRAFT STEAM EH
OAFTAIH GEORGE MANSF1K! 1'.
Will CONTINUE TO RECEIVE FREIOUT TE18
DAT AT ACCOMMODATION WHARF, and leave
TO-N?QU. ,
All Freights moat bo prepaid.
For freight engagements, apply to
FERGUSON A HOLMES, Agout*.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA
av
Charleston aud Savannalt Steam
Packet Line.
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON Hi: MK
Steamer PILOT DOT.Captain Vi. T. MONEI/TT.
Steamer ELIZA HANCOX_Captain J. K. llUMIAtibsnu.
steamer FANNIE.Captain D. ll. YINCEST.
LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF. CHARLES*! ON,
and Charleaton Wliarl, Savannah, ovary Monday
Wednori lay, Fri dav and Saturday mornings, at 7 o'clock
Tho PILOT BOY leaven Charleston ovary Friday, and
Savannah every Satutda,*.
Tho ELIZA HANCOX lea vea Charleaton every Wcducs
day and Saturday, and Savannah every Monday nn I-J ri
day. ?
The FANNIE loaves Cbarleatou evirj Monday, aud
Savannah every Wednesday, toncblng at BlulRou going
and returning.
Freight received daily and stored free of charge.
Freight lo all points except Savannah must bo prepaid.
No Freight receive.I aller sunset.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FEROUSON A HOLME?, Agents.
Charleston, H. U.
CLAOUORN ti O UNINO li A M. Afentii,
Savannah, Os.
N. B.-Through Tickets sold at tho Office of tho Agen?
cy lil Charleaton to points on tho Atlantic and Gulf Rail?
road, aid to Fernandina and points on tho St. John'?
River. j - (tt, April IS
. j-r. FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE Al (NEW)
XuJdlv Amerton! ?hip BOMBAY, Jordon Master, will
?J^nta'hiiv? dlepatch (ortho above port,
?Jrl "li* For Freight engagement!* apply to
COURTENAY A i HES HOI.M.
May 18 Union Wharves.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXCELSIOR I_EXCELSIOR !
CHASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR.
I'oi Removing Superfluous Hair.
rpo THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, TH IS INVALUABLE
X depilatory recommends Itself as being au almokt in
dlaponslble article to female beauly, ts caiiUy applied,
docs not burn or injure the skin, but acts directly on the
roots. It ls warranted to remove superfluous hair from
low foreheads, or from any part ol tho body, completely,
totally and radically extirpating tho same, leaving tao
akin san, .mooth sud natural, inls ls the only article,
used by tho French, and ls tho only real cfloctual depila?
tory tn existence.' Price 76 coots per package,' post?
paid to any address, on receipt of an order, by
BERGER, SH UTI* A CO., Chemists,
. March SO lr* No. 388 River st, Troy, N. Y.
Ts TR OL OBY.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
j AT THE WONDERFUL BJCVELATIOJia
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
Madame H._A. PERRIGO.
SHE REV ALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
She restores to happiness thoao who, tram doleful
events, catastrophes, croasos in love, loas of relations and
friends, loss of money, Ac, hare become dosi KJ. dent.
She bringa together thoao long separated, gives informa?
tion concerning absent friends or lovers, reatoraa lost or
Btoien property, leila you the business you sro beat
qualified to pursue sud lu what you will bo moat success
nil, causes speedy marriages, and tells you tho very day
jott will marry, gives y? u tho names, Uiencsa and char?
acteristics or the, person. She mads your very thoughts,
and by ber almost supernatural powers, unveils the dari:
and hidden mysteries or tho future. From Uio stirs we
soe Ul Ibo flrmJunrnt-the malefic atara that overcome or
pr' o o ml HA te. In tho configuration-trom tho aspects and
posi?on? of the planeta and tho nxod afars in tho heave na
at the time ot birth, aho deduces the future destiny of
man. Fail not to consult the greatest Aairologist on
earth. It coats you but a trifle, and you may never again
have so favorable sn opportunity. Consultation foo, with
likeness and aU desired InlonnsUan, ?1. Parties living
at s distance can consult the Madame by mail with equal
safety and satisfaction to themselves, aa if In person. A
fnli and explicit chart, written out, with all Inquirios an?
swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mall on receipt ol
price above mentioned. Tho strictest iee rosy will bo
maintained, and all correspondence returned or destroy?
ed. : Relcreucea of tho hUtheat order run ii eh ed those de?
aning them. Write plainly tho day of tho month and
year in which you were born, enclosing a small lock of
Address. MADAMC H. A. PERRIGO,
, P. O. DitAWitH at?, BorrALo, N. Y.
March 30 _ly_
(CHILLS 8t FEVER
TIIE HAVK UoED OALlJ?uA.Vd PlLLb, AND
VT find thny will do all that la claimed for ihem, and
cheerfully recommend them to pub.ic favor,
i T. H. WATTS, Ex-Governor of Alabama. .
' J. W. A. SANFORD. Alfy Gen') of Alabama.
ROBT. DOUGHERTY, Jndge Supreme Court, Ala.
'. From THOMAS J. Janos, Judge (Supremo Court,
I hive used OAIXIGHArl'B 1'II.M on my plantation,
(or Hover and Ague, and And them all that ls claim od
for th tm. THOS. J.JUDGE.
Montgomery, Ala., September 59, lftM.
\ LOWBDES COUUTT, Alabama.
GALLIGHAN'8 FEVER AND AGUE PILLS W?I do.
They ?re decidedly tho best medicino for Chills and Fe?
ver 1 ever gave. . I would not bo without them for Are
Um M the price. " ' J. A. GRAHAM.
AUZBICOB, April 17, 1867.
One box of OALLIGH AN'S PIX LR cured moperfocUy
of Chills and Forer. They are tho bent m.dioino for
Chills ?nd Fever I eror saw. A. O. RONALDSON,
ll,. Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Os.
i> i ; I !. WV I MoN-rooucuT, in. Joly ?. Itt?.
Meisrs- BLUNT A HALF,-Gxxrs: I have used your
GALLlGHAN'a PILLS on two GO salons for Chills and
Fever, ?nd And that th cry effect all that they are Intend?
ed to Bo. They are tho best remedy for tho dlseaso that
I havi ever tried. I cons.'cl or them perfectly rellsble.
! ??TI I t- Beaiectfullf, . . DAN'L SAYRE, .
I fl rac cl Sec. Grand Lodge of F. and A. M. of Alabama.
M i Ax?lwT, GA., March ll, 1867.
I have used GALLIOBAN'8 PILLS lo forty CASOS ol
China and Fever, with penoct success. They ara the
beat Fsrsr and Ague PUl put np. _
; A. B. FANT.
j , WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY .
I GOODRICH, WIN Bot AB tb CO.,'
j I ll/'I ".. . . Ko. 1M Meetingalreet.
1 '''And by an Druggist*. "r"""" . .... '
BLOUNT it 1?ALK,
! !. ,.. > . . PROPRIXTOR8,
May H_too Montgomery, Ala.
'<C(\ .n-i i PCDI^o ifonoB. ... .. .
J. I . Ornes Cxans OF Co UMCIL, 1
. . I ?.?.:.!?.??''??>.? ?.>?. ? . May 1897. f
, Tko fbUnwlna Section of " An Ord Inane? to a bo Uah tho
Office Of Superintend int bf 8U> eta ; lo provide for Keep
. Icc Hie,btroot*. Lanes, Alleys, and open Coulta In the
city of Charleston Clean, and tar c*Wpurpose*.'" ls
hereby; published far Ibo Information of all concerned ?
??rtho do? proteoOon of tb* said contractor or con?
tractor*, lt OfurVwr ordained. That every owner, lessee,
occupant and tenant of *oy premiso* fronuna In any
i *Ueel, i lane, alley, or open court, ahxll on avery day
(Sunday* exoapted) hare tts* ' curt,' filth, garbago, or other
ofnu. placed In front of his or ber lot, la a barr*], box or
heap, ?a? la readiness fur the contractor, by the hour or
aaren o'clock, A. M., rroxn the fust day of May td tho
flrst day of HOrtoober tn every year ? and hythe hoar of
. nlno c7clock, A. AL, frc m th? first day of November to
, th? firkt day of M*y iollowing.,, And any ptrsotx offland
? lng herein, or placing any dirt, filth,-garbage, or other
', OflU,t4?nyl>tr?*ljjaaeV?raWy,oeopeucourt,?^J1^
??uw
' ?U lnP?^ br W. H. SMITH,
gay is Clerk of Council,
SHIPPING.
NEW YO ll ll AM? ( IIAULr.STOV STKAM.
SHH' LIMO.
COMPOSED UFTH? NEW AND ELEGANT HIDE WHEEL
STEAMSHIPS
MANHATTAN.tl. H. WooOHUu. Commander.
CHAMPION.ll. \v. LOCKWOOD, Commander.
FOR NEW YORK.
.f.f'C,. v THE FAVORITE HMEWHEKL
/''((... j , STKAMSIIU' "CUAMFION" "wUl loavo
?u?jv? j-.r- from lintvrn k Co."H S-JUth Wharf on
MH?fayneat, Mav 2Mti, at - o'clock.
03- Tho HUM or Ibu Mun aiu piuvldod with tho
MOM ELEGAN T ACCOMMODATION*fbi thu comfort of
pinifnjrarx, ami mauro FIR-ST-OLABS.
nv- 'lim clmrapluii lu thc unly aldewliool steamer
thu! leave? i inri, -o ii thin if eek.
tUt" All Freight engagements miiHt bo ll lad 0 at tho
Otlku of Um Ai/i-nla.
Fur Freight or Paaaagc, applv to
STREET llHOTHEltH k CO.,
No. 74 East liar.
Agcnl-- In New York-HENRY ll. MO Ht IAN A CO., No.
2(1 ll road way. _0_May M
~1T)R NEW YORK.
REOUI.AR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FIRST CABIN PAH8AQE TEN DOLLARS.
ONE OF TUE FAVORITE AND ELEOANT BTEAM
HniP?SARAOOHSA, ORANADA, WILL LEAVE AD
OER'S SOUTH WHARF EVERY 8ATDRDAY,
TOE STEAMSHIP
SARAGOSSA
OA PTAIN ORO WELL,
tVf-.'rw-? WILL LEAVE AUGER'S SOUTH
XS??flcaJKeiwUARr" on Saturday Kay 25th, 1B07. at
^^^rk?^ RAVENEL A CO.
May 20_wai
FOR SAVANNAH, ?A.,
K)I ? HIM. AT 111 At I OH r ANO HILTON
IIBAD.
TUE FINE STEAMER
EMILIE,
CAPT. ISAAC DAVIS,
WILL LEAVE DOYCE'8 WHARF AS ABOVE EVERY
Thursday Morning, at 0 o'clock.
Returning will lavo SAvannah every Friday Night,
at 12 o'clock.
Freight received dally and .torcd fro* of charge. AU
Freight munt bo prr-p-dd, except Freight to Savannah.
For Freight or Passago apply to
W W. snACKELFORD,
Moy 20 mwf_No. 1 Boyeo'8 'Wharf.
FOR EDI8T0 AND ROCKVILLE.
TUE .->T..AMER
"W. PRAZIER,
CAPT. JOS. F. TORRENT,
\TTTLL LEAVE ATLANTIC WHARF AS ABOVE.
. VT Tuesday, May 21, at 7 o'clock A. M.
Shippers will take notice Uiat no eronda will be receiv?
ed Hillens tho Freight 1? prcpata.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board or lo
" . JNO. A THEO. GETTY,
U?J 20 _No. ?BK East Bvy.
EXCURSION AROUND THE
HARBOR.
THE ELEGANT AND VERY FART STEAMER.
ELIZA HANCOX.
CAPT. J. E. RICHARDSON,
WILL moko an oz eu raton around tho harbor on
Tuesday Afternoon next, tho 21st Inst, loaring
Accommodation Wharf at ? o'clock precisely, returning
ot aunaot, affording excursionists s one view of the vari?
ous ) ol u ta of interest in tho harbor.
i\ Oftii.baiul.o/ enrttlAhxr *?- -
Trim *L Colored paraona 60 cents. . ? .
?N, JJ._Saloon and uppor dock reserved cxolotlvoly for
white persons.
May IB_?_
KOJrt 8AV A.ISTJSrAU.
THE STEAMER
"DICTATOR,'?
1000 TONM BVHTHEN,
CAPTAIN L. M. OMETTES,
WtT.L LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC WHARF EVEBY
Frida v ffiyrJ, st 0 o'clock, far Savannah.
For freight or paaaago apply on board or to ornoo of i
J. D. AIKEN k CO, Agents,
May 10_South Atlantic Wharf.
NEW YORK ANO BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE FIRST-CLASS O. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP
33 A L T I C ,
A. O. JONES, Master,
Will leave Pier No. 46, N. R.. on Saturday, April 20,at
, . Noon,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking passengers to Southampton, London, Havre and
Bremen, at tho followii g rates, payable in gout or its
?quivalent In currency :
First Cit.in, ?lie; Secoua Cabin, ?05; Steerage. Si?.
From Bremen, Southampton and Havre to Now Yon,,
First Cabin, sun-, Mcvond Cabin, ?75; Steerage, W3.
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME-Filjt
Cabin, $210; Second Cabin, ?130; Steerage, ?70.
W1RTERN MJCTROPOLL-, Capt. WM. WEIB.May A
NEW HTEAMEU.May 18
For Freight or Pansage apply , to
ISAAC TAYLOR, President,
February 27 IT Ko .0 Broadway, N. Y.
C. F. VOILER,
NO. 108 MARKET ST.,
Books, Periodiculs and Stationery.
JUST RECEIVED
A lar o supply of STATIONERY
; PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOORAPH ALBUMS
POCKET DOOKS. DIARIES for 18GT, Etc
AMO.
Ons and largo .election of NOVELS, by the moat
cc) ir* ted authors. BONO ROOKS, BOOKS for Homo
Am. iomcnl?, kc
AL the MONTHLY MAGAZIN KS, WEEKLY PAPERS.
DAILIES coiutanuy en band, and subscript!ona re?
ceived or tho saino.
Order, irom tbs country ara respectfully .olidtod.
TrtiMvi.iavs.', November ft
TO TAX PAYERS!
rplIE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
J_ for tho lnlormadon of all persona eoncemedi
AM OBsntiMoa TO AXCSKD. AS ounrHxxoa TO HAUTS SUP
TUES ron TUX iain 1867, AND TOB onrxn puarosxa.
L Be lt ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen in 0117
Connell ssio . biol, That all taxes parable . n Jar tho Or?
dinance to raise sappUrs for tho year lao7, and for other
purpose?, be pall un or belora the 39th day of Juno next:
and Hist persona who ohall make default of payment af
their taxes on that day, shall pay, In addition to tho
amount of their laxos, ooo and a half per cent, per
month until tno 31-l day of July, when, ll bot paid, an
amount of two per cent, per mouth upon tho amount
of laica ?hall bo paid; and altar tho Slat day of August
three por cent, par month ou the amount of taxes dna
shall ho paid until paymoni or the whole amount la made.
II, That aU pcrooiu who nog loot or fall to pay their
monthly taxes on or before the fifteenth day of each
month, shall roipectlvoly pay on tho amounts thereof,
two per cent per month from such fifteenth day, until
paymnnt is modo.
KaUllcd In City Council this seventh day of May, tn
the year of our Lord ooo thousand eight hundred and
alx ty-aaren.
[r_ a] P. O. PAILLARD, Mayor.
W. H. Blom. Clerk of OounclL ?. imo May ll
CRISPER COMA.
Oh I abe. was beautiful and fair,
With .tarry eyes, and radiant hair.
Whoas carting tendril?, soft entwined,
Enchained the Tory heart and mind,
" CHIftPEH COMA,
For Curling tho Bair of either Soi into Wavy
and O lossy Ringlets or Hoary Massive
. - lui .-. ; Curls.
BY USING THIS ARTICLE LASTS 1 AND GENTLE?
MEN eau beautify themsalvos a thouascd-fbld.
It la the only arti ein In fie world that util curl straight
hair, and at the same tims give lt a bsauttful. glossy ap?
pearance. Tho Crurper Ooma not only curia th? hair, but
invigorates, beautifies and cleanses lt; Ls highly and de?
Ugh fru? ly perfumed, and ta the most complete arUd? of
the kind ovor offered to the American publie. Th*
Orlapor Ooma will be ?ont to any address,. acal ad and
poatpaja for ?1.
Address ?U orders to ',
W. L. CLARK A OO., OncznlaU, | t
fl Wo. 8 West Fay??* , tr? et, Syracuse, STY.
March to . , : ? lyx ".
WHISKERS and M?s
t.TACHEU toread to
?prow. upou the am oo th eat .
bee In from th reo to fire
Week? by uaiag Dr. SKVIO
.. N I ' 8 , P-EStAURATKUH , .j
av CAPILLA HIE, ' Oto moat A
"wtwuxarfol discovery In mo
tbs Beard and Hair lo an almoet rnlraculcraj masnar. It
has been esed by the ellie of Paris sad Lon a on with tb o
moat flattering tucceoe. NAUIM O? all purxihaMM win
h?re?hit?red, ana If an Ur? saVJJxfaction ta not given tn
every I n rtar.es, tb? meaney Will "be choerfnuy zefanded.
Price by mau. ?ealedand pcarcpald, ?lr . D?*cHptiM cir*.
culcra *oii testlmonUls inalled free. Addrsss BERGKB,
BHUTT8 k CO., Oh exult ts, No, as? IUTST stTMt Troy, H,
Y., Bolo Ag.nU for th? Vrdted ?tato? ;.,
March ?J ay