The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 20, 1867, Image 3

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.,, MONDAY i MORNING, MAY 2tf. 1807. 11 LOCAL iMATTERS. JOB Wons.-WO havo BOTT completed our oflleo io aa to oxoouto, in tl io shortest posslolo timo ALL KINDS Ol' JOH WORK, ami wo moe* ro BpoctfuUy ask tho patronado of our friends. Pott Ofllrc Notice. POST Omen, 1 CuAnLESTON, S. C.. Moy f., 1867. j Uoroafter, until tartha nntico, tho Northcnsldrn Maila will oloso nt Liri I'. M., and arriving; at tho Depot at9.45 A. M. will bo rattly for dolivory at ll o'clock. On Sundayii tho Post OIUo o will open al 12.30 P. M. for ono hour. Tho Mails for Knuth Carolina Railroad will con? tinuo to oloso daily at G o'clock A. M., and for tho Btvaiinah end Chnrleston llailroad at 0 A. M. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. STANLEY Q. TROTT, P. M. QOICK PABSAOB_Tho slimmer Falcon which loft thia pert last Wednesday nt 4 P. M. arrived in Bal? timore on Saturday, having mado tho puss agu in tho short space- of fin y-yix hours. FLOUS I FLOUR I-WO invito tho attention of dealers to tho advertisement of Mossro. JOHN & THEO. OETTY, who offer, dirocl from tho milla, a i. pori or family flour. WK ABE indebted to Mr. C. F. VoOLBn for lato coplea of New York German paporu. Mr. V. al? way'!? has a full supply of all tho latest periodicals ou hand. ... - . llr.uoious M Kirri* on.'- Attention in directed to a notice in another column, announcing a ; sprics of meeting^ lo ho bold in Trinity Ohurob, Basel street,' commencing to-night. SALE OK OnocKhY STOKE_A rar? opportunity is offered to merchant a nod housekeepers in tho ?ale of tho contents of tho grocery store No. COS King utrcot,- by Mtessra.'jEFKOiips ^^o. Tho stock ls varied, and wffl oonirnaud nttotit'.ou, FLOUK.-Wo cill u^poolal ot toni ion to tho adver? tisement in to-daVs^papor .hf-^?jeasra. GEO. W. CLASS A CO. ThoJ(ari.blTurlng nuinvoico of vory {superior Flour at vofy low .figurea.' Wo commond all of our friends to tills lin use, who are in want of a good article of FloUr, as wo know their stock at present ii ot a moat excellent kind. AT a.recent meeting ot tho Boord of Comm I B Bionora of tho Orphan lim.tho following rosolu ti op was adopted and ordcr.nl to bo printed in tho j daily papera: . 'Bes?lo d, That tho thanks of thia Board bo ten doted to Mr. A. F. Ravonol. Prcaldont of tho North- [ eastern Railroad Oom >any, for freo transportation, ft nd to ?I r. V. J. I'D; cher for tho HBO of hia farm at tho late pic-nio givon to tho children of thia insti? tution on Friday,-12th ihatant. 'GOOD Fnnonta.-Tho steamship Manltallan, ' Captain WOODHULL, of tho STIIEET lino, and tho ! Emily B. Howler,' Captain LEDBV/,. of tho LUAU Y j lino of New York steamers, departed from hore on Satnrday afternoon last carrying largo and valua? ble cargoes and full passongcr liste. In both cases tho agente of these vessels word compelled to re? fuse freight. It will bo noticed by their cl ouranee s that tho artiolo of vegetables form.. a prominent item. This flattering patronago ix largoly owing to tho' wiso policy of cheap freights and low pas? senger faro, which ia drawing from (.11 quarters. BIN KI Nci OF A BrEAXicn AT TUU Wnanr.-The Iron ateomor Z. 3. finncc, which 1ms boon employ? ed in carrying freight from thia city to various pointa.on tho Sontco River, and which was ready to leave hero with a cargo of corn, bacon, and va? rious supplies for tho country, sunk at her wharf . on Saturday night about eight o'clock. Tho causo of her oinking ia not precisely ascertained, but aho waa found to be ailing with water very rapidly about fifteen miiiulcs before abo went dQwn, and au effort was mado to start her pumps, but the leak proved to bo so bad as (o causo hore to lill with water beforo any effet turd cfloits could bo mado to get her steam purnim to work. Sho now lies sunk iii deep water, part of bor cargo and tipper works floating about tho dock, and some ol tho freight, wo oro informed, WBB picked up yes? terday in a damaged condition. A part of her cargo woe fortunately iii a largo flat, and thia por? tion has boen saved. Tbo Z. li. Vance waa owned, we learn, by Mr. J. BUOWHE, and her sinking will Inflict a'heavy loss on him aa weU as partios who may havo aupptioa on board, which wero not in pured. CLEAHTKU THE 8TBEETB.-Charleston hos always been considered a religious olty, and tho authori? ties,'remembering that "0 lean li 11 csa next to godli? ness is groat grain," have de term i ned to romovo that obnoxious element, dust, which ia ao groat a nuisance to the body corporate. To effect this, the services of tho officient street brigade have been secured and armed with broom and shovel ; they have boen sont not to diaperae but to collect the enemy. Tho result of their raid ia to bo aeen in the clean streets and tho duet-hoapa noar tho aide-walks ; tho latter oro removed aa apocdily aa possible, bat not unfroquotitly eomo malicious gust scatters a heap to tho four points of tbo compasa, and tho labor of tho day is loot. There is nothing moro annoying than a cloud of Ll In di ni; duet whirled in every direction by tho wind, and though in somo streets it baa bcon kept down . by the uso of watering carts, yet the beat of tho ann soon roconvorta tho mud into dust, and the roprieve ia only temporary. Tho uso of tho sprinkling carts ia very dcairablo, but when . the streets oro flooded with water, the crossings axe almost impassable for ladlee, who have to pick their way daintily if thoy wish to eave their dresses. As only those ott cots are watered where tho residents pay for tho priviloge, it la evi? dent that tho dust will run riot in localities not thus favored, unless it is soon removed; but Hie Street Inspector hos t alien tho matter in hand, and if the work ia not interrupted, every street will meet with tho same attention, and tho summer's sun will shine upon a model oily. Thc abacuce of dust in1 several of tho prominent thoroughfares proves that tho charge of the brigada has boen effective, and though a disagreeable necessity in every city, whoii onco removed, it ia comparatively an easy matter to keep it under foot in its propor place, and provont it from raising in clouds that disgust every parson who encounters thom. WHITE Ponrr OAKDEN.-This beautiful promen? ade waa yiaited on Saturday afternoon by a larger number of persona than havo attended at any pre? vious .evening during tho present Benson. The weather was charming, aud tho sweet strains of martial muslo wero boroo by tho zephyrs to overy portion of tho Battery, and oagerly liatened to by hundreds who, wbilo enjoying tho invigorating sea breeze, were not unmindful of tho melody that waa floating in tho air. Tbo popularity of tho Battery has boen greatly increased since tho intro? duction of the street cars, and though tho rocen t changes have In u measure affected their custom, yet on Saturday thoy wore crowded to their utmost capacity, and over two' thcusand persons wero una? ided to visit the nattery and enjoy tho mn*io, tho water and tho bait air. - <. V V' / It was evident, from : tho joyous ! faces ; econ1 on Saturday, that it was o se anon of perfect enjoy? ment; dui) caro, had boon thrown asi io, hud ail' tho vexations and tioubl v of Ufo wore forgotten, tor with everything to pl mm, and nono to perplex, it nu not dillie ult to imagino tho past but a troubled dream, only to bo remembered when afflicted with tho blues. Unfortunately for tho gay promenaders, tho nu? merous vehicles on the street raised tcrriflo clouds of dost thal threatened destruction to many gatuy 'bonnets, and Interfered considerably with tho pleasures of the.' promenade, aa nono of tho afflicted vlnitors wero willing to rot urn to their na? tive dust at,that time, npd considered tho insinua? tion aa excessively disagreeable. Wo learn that thia dusty visitation will, bo obviated in futuro, aa arrangements havo boon made to sprinkle tho Street), abd Suppress tho nuisance, nod bj next Saturday, if the weather clerk docs not interioro, lr both East and South Bay streets .will bo Well (or aea) watered, RB tho latter element can Lo morO easily obtained. ? ' : 'j'" ; Notwithstanding tho dust and hoal,'willoh' were only petty aonoyauoos, many persons TCinalriod on the Battery: until the length cuing and the' "waning shadows nbtifle J them or tho, appro*.h ,'of night; but fair. Luna .was In her /.on i th, and though day? light had gone, few whohave over takari a yamble' on the Battery by moonlight 'would hesitate in awarding it-tho palm.' 'Tho moll JW light, arid tho dancing, sparkling' water,- which a pp ? af cl Uko a Silvery sea kissing tho moon beams, aro too woU known to neod a description; an,d ;proved. to be strong attractions, lo U10 Battery viaitorn, .who lin? Korod ui)tl! tho last car, and then loft wttii a do? terT wallon .torenow their acou&t h ta? 00 ' 6 a th 0 en? duing Saturday, ,,, .,V ?X ?feU'.- '-; '?.'<'ile :'' I k^''< /:l'.^V: P. I ?,in>rr?u,-^Vc Ji?(\'?j3?'t'lsi?tix') Uti hlglii cf g f Riping tho htr.d cf au old aequfdii tan co, Mr? E? A Un ON? ox, tho Ed i lt i ?lui Proprietor of tho Boru, vroll b'?tUinel, Mr. Baonaon bri ug? a cheering ac? count from hla district, tho peopjo aro not 'do* ?pouding, but oro planting iorgo crops of cotton, and aro anticipating a'goner ons yield. Provisions aro planted in many sections, but tho moat alton, tion iH paid to tho cotton crop. Mr. BRONSON baa visited Cliarlcaton on business connected with bia paper, and ia plopping at tho Pavilion Hotel, j MATOB'B COBUT, May 18.-Florence Hcrculos. a very black mah, who undo loro to somo iron bo? long 'ng to tho railroad company, waa locked up for ono work. Ellon LanDcau, a colored woman, who was arrested for taking tho law in bor own band, and beating a bey in tho etroot, who bad atol?n an azo from h..--, and thomby creating a disturbance of Ibo public pcaco, waa nando to pay 15. Tho member of tho Barleycorn Artillery often spoken of by ua aa a veteran drinker, waa up again fur getting tight and riotous in a atablo ; and OB bo exhibited no fe .ir of being kicked out by tho horses, lie waa taken from tho building for bcantu by a policeman, at tho request of tho proprietor, and fined td. Two anoiont marinera wore mulcted in $5 each for fighting in tbo atroot. COUBT or COMMON PLEAS-Hon. Tt. Murroo pro Biding.-Tho en tire day waa occupied In tho call of Ibo City Summary Proc?s8 Docket. Sovoral caaoa wcro tried and a groat many dcorooa givon, but by fur tho majority of casca woro continued, on mo? tion or by conaent of counsel. Ono or two casos having remained rouoh longor on tbo dookol tbau bis Honor oonaidorod noocsBary, were strioken off. Ono in particular bad beon docketed for tho nine? teenth term. Tho caaoa wero principally anita for sums of clOO and losa, and wore of no public- intor oat. Only a portion of tba docket waa called, and it will bo continuod to-day. QUIET OK TOE Cm.-It ia aomowhat remarkable that while othor Boutborn cition have boon diB gracod by riots and disturbances, tbo Palmetto City, tho bead and front of tho wholo socosaion movomont, baa not only escaped this stigma, but baa boon a pattern of morality, paseo and quiet? ness. - Thia happy atato ia duo principally to the moderation of ber rulers, both civil and military, and alao to tho disposition m an i fe a tod by her oitt zona to o boy the laws, and not question their rigbtcouBnoBS. Hover Bin co tbo clono of tho war havo wo enjoy ml a period of moro porfoot repose than tho prosont, at a timo, too, when Ibo It aili cal omiasarica are socrolly striving to form antago? nistic partios, and to destroy tho friendly footings now existing between tho races. Important changea bave boon mado in corporate bodies, but ho riot boa followed, they bavo been accented ns nocosaltieB, unpleasant porhapa,' but to bo mado tbo beat of and not to bo opposed, A viiiit to tho Mayor's Court any morning would at once convinco tho most incredulous of tbo true quietness of tho city, for tba canon brought up aro generally trivial offene es, suob aa drunkonnoaa or pilfering, and aro not confined to either class. The police- aro under admirable discipline, and though not officious in tho disohargo of their duties, aro a terror to all evil-doors, who know that tho lawa cannot bo broken with impunity, and aoJdom at? tempt any rascality on a largo neale. While thia state of affaira ons?, wo may confidently expect quiet and poaco; and there ia no reason to look for a chango, aa persona of both c?aseos feel that it ia far bettor to Iivo in unity than by any turbulent d?monstration? to on gender Ill-feeling, that onco raised, cannot bo easily quelled. Charleston never ??.is subject to mob law, and though ber situation is nt..v somewhat changed, ber pride in tho past ia sufficient to guarautoo a Bindiar future. COTTON is Hmo.-Tho super lori ty of tbo long; : tapio colton hus been BO often vaunted, that tbo sea islands of Soulb Carolina- wore conBldorod tho cream of tho earth,' and tbo regal authority o vor ; vegetable kingdom willingly conceded to their j ! silky staplo. The war, and its attendant ovile, tho j destruction of property and tbo different changes consequent upon its termination, staggered thia I M'lief, aa tho de .toi s to plantations woro not consid? ered capable of producing tile' samo- quality of j cotton, especially with a different system ol labor. Fortunately tho Southern planters wore not con? tent lo load a lifo .of idlonoas, hut immediately, commenced tn repair their mined fortunes, mid by ; tho, aid of Northern uk Ul and ingenuity to es? tablish an-agricultural interest which would bo I superior to Hint destroyed. lu this they havo sue- | ceded beyond tbo most sanguino expectations, nod though only two years havo elapsed since, tho j closo of tho war, yet tho results warrant a contin? uance in tho boliof that "Cotton ia indeed King." We havo had tho pleasure of examining a aamplo | of Sea Island cotton grown by tho Hon. .Two. : TOWN HIND, on Ed is to Inland. Thia cotton waa raised from Heed nel o cte d from healthy otalka,' and ia soft and silky in' texture, and by .far th? .beat I over brought to this market. Only three bales of j thia quality wero raised, two of which were shipped to lia vi o and ono aont to tho Paris Ezpoaition. A proof that thia cotton ls far superior to tho beat long.ataplo over brought to tho market, ia the price th tt it co ni mauds among merchants: . Throe J I dollars per peru nd waa offered and refused, as it | could easily bring three fifty in France, where tho finer grades of cotton aro extensively used In the ! manufacture of diff?rent goods'. Mr. TOWNHKND'H cotton bas long boon celebrated aa the finest ever | I brought to Charleston, but thia suppuscs all that I ho baa previously grown, and shows to what per? fection tho culturo of tho plant'may be carriod. When tho question of labor has been diflnltely set-' I tied, and our plante rn have' adopted tho, different labor-saving machines and improved methods of agriculture, ITO may expect our ?tapio to beoomo finer, softer, and moro silky than nt present, while at tho samo timo tho price ?rill be proportionally improved. .tti.M ' '.' A VEST SuOOKSTrVK Q?BSTIOH.- ' ' * - 1 CHARLESTON, 8. 0. May 19, 1807. EDITOB Din.Y NP.WB: Flenso to insert tho follow I lng questions, in which a good many of our people aro m tares ted at tho present time: ' Can A Ohap I fain In the United States service be eligible lo tho o nico of Go vorn or cf a State, or to tho United I States So nato, or has he a right, either by law or j custom, to Uko a promlnont part in politics? A definite answer to tho above would relio vc t ho I minda of MANY FREEDMEN. WO refer ''Many Froodmcn" to tho Commander [ of tho Second Military Dla tri ct, or to tho Cominta siouer -of the Freedmen's Bureau for this 8Uto I [lin. DALLY NEWS.] WE HATE TBxarj rc. Tried what? Why the [ groat Cough remedy, PixrrOEoX. Baut I Having derived benefit from it, we use the scriptural in I Junction, "Qo thou and do likewise." ' , For Balo by all druggists. . DO WI E A MOISE, Agon?a. GOODRICH, WINE MAN A CO., Agents. . To THE LADIES.-STALL, WEBB ft Co., Nb; 287 King street, bog to inform! the .ladies.that they will open, this morning, another lot. cf th oso best | quality prints, slightly dimaged, wbioh they will aol! at 12J cents at. retail only. 1 Como early and aeonro a good Hfllo?tio?. . . imw3 . "^TaZ" If you waul cheap Blank Books; ? If you want, cheap stationery, Envelopes, JPa> I por, ?co.; or, MiLLtrts1 Almanac; , . ; If yo? Want Printing ozeoutod neatly;,. IS you want Booka bound in any stylo, or Account Books m'.d ; to order, with ' any dnsirod pattern of niling, ge to Ii ISAM HAUULS, No. 60 Broad street. BUSINESS NOTICES. ALL KINDSv'F J?6WOBfcDOTI ATTHB DAILY NEWS OFFICE ' ? \\ '. > ??)<:?-.?-l-U. Anftioav Hales /this: Day. : Jarroan* b 'co will sell thia day, af 10 o'clock, at I l?o. 693 King g Ut et, tho conlciita cf a groccrj- "(ore. WM. MCKAT k Joint CiupBiu. wi ll ?ell this day*,' at 10 o'clock, at their auction ulesroomi, No. 183 ol no Ung .broot, oppotlte Pavillon Hotel, wblokay, soap, beet 4 c ? olio, hone, buggy, and wagon; .also, new and second I hand furniture. . .. . . , .'. Larron ? Bam will ?ell this dtj, tt ll o'clock, in j I front of tho Old Custom House, wreck cf f team or Kata, JU iL MAM?A LL Ai Baa, will Mil tbU day, at 10K I o'clock, at No. 3 >i King street, furniture of a family do clin lng house-keeping. A. if. ADOAUAMI A Son will asU Ibis day,1 at 10 o'clock; Itt their sol e?roo mg, No. SS Hayna strati ? stock of dam 'ag?ddryond fancy good?. ' " >'.... .fi I ' A-'A-^-A-^A?-Afr Thc beet Dyspoptlo Bitter* now In ute ere PAjrxurg'i I I rrepatlo Bitter*. Thoj never failtogtrt roll sf. Try * ! boule, and ba convinced. For sala by ah Druggists, ( .aa i 1 . i 1 . i \ii Free to Eveijybody.v A largo o pp. Circula,r, string Information-c4'i?e> gre* teg I importance to tbs yerang of both ?nea, , . It teaoKos bow Iba homely'moy b*eomo^ beauujinl, tba .'aegplsed re*peo|?d, ^g^^J^^pXf?^^^??^?i s \ . No young lady or-gentleman gii'ouM fail 'to ??nd their tddregs. md t*,Mueop?^t)ti?-tow&W*' AdAret* P. ff.VttwtT, ai, Moorah 80 Jyr - -. .>Tro/,H.*\r . atrou? Tastiniotiy. TAWDOA, rcrry Co., 1U., Doc. ll, ](Wf). Tutscertifies that" I h.wo U' cd and rocommcoJoU iii tay practic?, during tho hut four J cai a, HOS! KTTEH'H STOMACH UnTETiS with pc rf oct aatlifaction, and laka great ploaiuro lu recommending thom to tho public. E. IL PRICK, M. D. : J '..- .. ' 1 " -. . . , TtmcoLA. III., August 3, 1800. Mihi na, HOSTE VJ 01 A- Mu ITU: ?ear Sin: I nao your UI.TER8 In my family, and consider thom the boat that can bo procured. My wiro hfij derived great bouoOt from using thom, and also con? siders ?hem an Invaluable medicino. Respectfully yours, O. P. MILLER. OzroBD, Warren Co., N. Y" August 20, lSCo. MESSBS. HoSTXTTxnet Burro, Pittsburgh, Ps,: .Vir?; Th oro <s ii great demand for your valuable STOMACH DITXERS In this ndjhborbood. Wo bavo been using them lo our fatuity for some time, aud find them tho best medicino of any for family usa. , Tours. 3. N. DANDEE COLE. Da. HOSTSTTEBI Sear Sir: With pleasure I can testify that your BIT TERR, from my knowlcdgo of their uso In my family, and from what la said by purchasers, aro far superior to any other. Tours,*-'., RODERT (HEH AL. EraTMOUAM, t lingham Co., 111._0 May g> Know thy Destiny. M an aux J'_ F. Tn o UNTO.v, tho great English Astrolo? gist, Clairvoyant and Psychometriciau, who bas eston? ia tied tho BdenUflo classes of the Old World, has uow lo? cated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame TBOBI?IOH poa aossos such wonderful powers of second sight ss to ena? ble lier lo Impart knowledge! of tho greatest Importance to tho singlo or married of cltber sex. Wail o tn a ?tale of trance, ano delineates the very features of the person you aro to marry, and. by tho aid of an Instrument of in? tonso power, known aa tho Psyehomotropo, guarantees to produce a life-like picture of the futuro husband or wifo of tho applicant, together with dato of marriage, position lu lifo, leading traita of character, Ac. I This ls no bum bug, aa thousand of testimonials can assort. Sue' will send, when desired,, a . certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the procure ls what lt purports to bo. By enclosing a emaU lock of bair, and lng place of hirth, age, disposition and comploxlou, and enclosing fly cont? and ?tamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will ro celvo tho picture sud desired InformaUon,by roiurn mail, AU commuulcnUouA sacredly confidential.' Address, lu confidence. Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. O. Hoxa23, Hudson, N. Y. . . ly Mareil 30 ;_ OFFICIAI.. Hcmici'rs. Military Post bf Charleston, 1 OnauuESTOH, 8. C., Msy 16th, 1(07. f OsarsuAl. OncKvB, No. 18. -1. The following are announced as Registration Pro clncta of the Military Post of Charleston, comprising tho geographical Dla bric ts of Charleston, Berkeley, and Col leton; vii.: , CHARLESTON D18TIUCT. . PARISHES OF ST. PHILIP AND ST. MICHAEL. CITT OF CHARLESTON. I Fl IST PnxorKOT.-Ward No. 1-City Hall. Ward No. 2-Court House. SECOND PoxtuKOT.-Ward No. 8-lat PoU, Market; 2d Poll, Palmetto Engine. House, Anson llreoL ; Titian l'usa rn err.-Ward No. 4-1st PoU, Eng tn o Honao, Archdale street; Sd Poll, Engine Homo corner Goorgo and Coll ego a tree ta. Fourni Pusers or. -Ward No 8-Eaglo Eugine House, Meeting street .Ward No. 0 - Washington Englno House, Ysnderhorst street. Ward No. 7-Englno House lu Columbus street Ward No. B-WILEY'S Wagon Yard, King street. BBOKBLBT DISTRICT. PARISHES OP CHRIST CHURCH, AND BT. THOMAS ; AND ST. DEN NTH. ' Fnorr PnxcmacT.-Mt. Pleasant PoU, Fifteen MUo House PoU. and St. Thomas' Muster House PoU. l'A ill SH OF BT. ANDREW'ri. .' fizconn PBEOTHOT.-Club House PoU, an the Main, and School Honao Poll, James' Island. PARISH OF ST. JOHN'S, COI.LITTON. ? Timm PUXOIKOT.-Club House Poll,. Ed Ut o Island Rockville, Wadmalaw Island, and Legare viii o, John's Islsnd. PABI8H OF 8T. JOHN'S, BERKELEY. . . , 1 FOUUTU PuxorflOT.-Calamus Fund PoU; Fultt's Old Field PoU, and Black Oak PoU. linn PBXOINOT.-Biggin Church PoU and Ktrawbcrry PoU.., ? > i , - . PARISH OF BT. JAMES', OOOSE CREEK. ' Barn PBSOTHOT.-Goose Crook PoU, Tar Kiln PoU and Waasamaaaw PoU. BEVXNTU PBXCIKOT-Cross Roads PoU and Hickory Bond PoU. . ' i .' PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS'. ? Eloura PasrjtMCrr.-Plnevillo PoU and Si. Stephen' Depot POU. SI i, , i PARISH OF BT. JAMES', SANTES. 'Nnvrn PBJtciMDT.'-Muster Honse PoU and Dulari'a Creek Poll. ? COLLKTOrV DISTRICT, j ' BT. BARTHOLOMEW'S PARISH. . FIRST Pata rx OT.-Smoko'* * Dross-Roads Poll and Bell's Cross Roads PolL- '" Siooirp PIIECIXCT.-Yarn's Box Poll; Fork Box PoU . Horse Pan Box PoU. Tm un PBX oin cr.-Walleroo ro' PoU; Blue House PoU, and Round O. PolL Ponara Paxorsor.-Aahepoo PoU; Maple Cane PoU, and Jaoksonboro PoU. ST. GEORGE'S PARISH. . Firm PuxoraoT.-Cattle Creak PoUi Indian Field Muster House PoU; Middle PoU and Sommerville Poll. . ' ST. PAUL'S PARISH. Srxm Puronrox-Parish House roll; Beech House PoU and Rant owl o's PoU.' . IL Any clUien desiring to serve as a member of ema of tbs Boards of Registration for the Military Post pf Charleston, may forward his application to those Head? quarters, addressed to Lieutenant J. P. MUKSO.I, 6lh 1 nfan try, Post Adj n tan r. Certificate? must accompany the application, snowing the applicant to ba a flt and proper person to receive the appointment. UL Tba attention of applicant? 1? called to the follow? ing paragraphs of General Order? No, 18, tram tba Head riuarUra, Second Military District : ry. All persons appointed to uiako tba ?aid Registra? tion of voters and to conduct aald election wUl be re? quired, before entering upon their duties, to take and subscribe th? oath prescribed by the Act approred July 2d, ,1682, on till ed '.'An Act to prescribo an oath of office. Aud If any person ?hall falsely take arid inbaorlbe lueh oath or affirmation, ?neb person so offending aud being duly convicted thereof, ?hall be subject lo tba pains penalties and dlaablUtlea which, by law, are provided for the nunlahment of the arline af wilful and corrupt per? jury- The form of tba oath la herewith published, a? foll o wa : "I,. A. IL, do solemnly awoar (or affirm) that I havo oarer voluntarily berbo' ann* against tb? United States sin co I hara been a ell lien thereof; th at I have volunta? rily given no aid, co untenan oe, counsel or encourage? ment to persona engaged lu armed boa till ty thereto; that I havo neither sought, nor accepted, nor attempted to ere rei a? the functions of any office whatever under any authority; or pretended authority, in hostility .to tbs United H ta tea; that I hay?, no t yielded ia Voluntary sup? port to any pre ten dod government, authority, power ar constitution within th? United States, hostile or Inimical thereto. ? And 1 do fort .er swear (or affirm) that, to lb? beat of ray knowledge and ab ill ly, I wlfi support and de? fend the Constitution of the United State? against all enemies, foreign or domcatio ; that I will tiear'true faith and allegiance to. the. HUI that I take th is obligation freely, without any mental taaei tatton or' purpose evasion ; ' and that I wlU weil and fal thfnUy discharge th? duties of tho., oise? on which I aun about to enter. So ] help mo God. . . ; ' V..' Member? Of tb?Boards of Registration wUl bo al lowed M_compensation, four dollar* a day for ?ach day actually and necessarily employed In tba performance their duties, nd tau cent? 8 tulla for each mile travailed On duty. ' Officer? of tba arm y detailed ? for such duty, "wlU be paid the.par diem and mileage allowed for attend auco on Court Martial?. . ,', .... ,. -n | ? f,'? .'( .).?>., . ;. . , ..# : VU. It ls eaaeutial that every Board ol Registratiou should be composed of persons of recognised, considera? tion and worth, fairly representing tba population, and in whose impartiality sud capacity the body of voten tho vinclnsgo may bavo Just reliance, ! j ',:,,.;;.. .71 .'. ' ia ?.".'... . .''..?..?. By order of Urovt Brig. O en'l H. B. Orjrx. .? ' '.'".*;" >. ?. MUNSON. tl1 May 17 : 1st Ll rat otb Infantry, Pott Adjutant 8. ,_ . j MISCElt ANEQU8. SUMMERY II XE ' gOTEL,! F O KM K UL Y KEPT BY JUDUF, fOOPKIl. mma WELL KNOWN HOTEL BITUATED IN ONE OF I tba moat desirable loaationi - tn bummervlUe,' B, C. and now replete willi all tho convenience* snfl oom forts essential lo a first class Summer resort, wtU ranted rori the ffununor' months. - PertOn* with a ?mall capital desiring to invest . Ut this way, may' b? certain ra? I lin a handsome prent. The moat sliisfactOTy rev eons for wishing to cUspoM of the H?fel; wlU be" by" tba present proprietor. Terms very reasonable. May?." ? i .>-.' .'.""' :;"VV., i* R ?;? 1 TAI NOTICE. * g j.'.'"',".'. rZ rJKDKRSIONKD WriJ? BB AT' BO0KY1XLE, So. K, on20lh and 121st, ; and ?t tbs um Farm. Kdltto acted, on 23dj 2d th a tut 23th, da j a of .May, 1887, to re?ut?? ryturnaofeUlIraUin th? 1&*WJ&fri .OoUetoui ami ot al) in oom e frcm employmenia, Ftculties and Profaasorsljips, gross ?al-o <.! merchandise, 4c. UiaMoucder iel Doe.: 1840. ?nd .to collect ;Taxo? tm tb? tam?..Also 8peci*i Tux and other Taxes imposed bj *4?. retorri? sro to tm . depoal'-ed in tho proper Vt?^FUBLISI^.BVraY'TrlUR?D^Y/AT tt W.PEt 1 yeai'.to^vxiic*' AdVertlaatn^^ iitorsiiiiinowoi nm. J? M?J?B sM?lhti B '- JOH V\ riMIE LATEST ANlVBY FAR THE MOST PERFECT Atf ?V^?s7&SJi?J.i JaV'ilBfL W i. COTTON sun KW jot Invented. With ono mulo MH^Cyj?'^W^a^i| ij^J*1 ? heavy Un lu c-ni bo ca-lly rocked. Beuel fur Dcscrlp WVBUmm i?tC " flH Iffl?oW^^???^l RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT SUPPLIES. Porlablo RIan^?lNtaS PSfcJi ?' SKI IHa^iS^sSlrit'^^y BllJ Sinliunriry Engines, Saw Dine, llenory'fl McCar .^jfeSng^SniS^ HW U?^^^7,^ lliy C?iiH, (IriHt ShlW, Hark Milln, Horno l'.w-rv. yC^jBHSBPl^^^jjHB^^^y^^^^P Cr'rt 1l''?"r H 1,1 H'1''""'Jrni lu?J Count<--f Scale?, ^..ev "^aS*t^?' TT^, t^May ll ' / ' Bath ?moa IMPCRIAM TO! COTTON M\M AISOUTHERN INVENTION. ESTABIJjg HEP 1845 !~22 YEARS! ASSETS OVER $7,000,000 ! LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. (PURELY MUTUAL). TUB POLICY UOhOKItR RROBIVIt TUR ENTIRE PROFITS, AND AUE THUS INSURED AT THE ACTUAL COST OF lill: COMPANY, DEDUCTING! ONLY EX? PENSES OF MANAGEMENT. txr A POLICY or UFE INSURANCE ia always au evidence of prudont foroihoug'it, aud no mon with a de? pendent family ia fros from roproacu, if his lifo ia' not insured. The tain Lori Lynd? hurst, Chancellor oj England. ar T II E R E IS nr.ihm;' in tho COM? MERCIAL WORLD jL, which approaches oven romntolv, to tho BBCURITY of a well cstabliahed and pru I. do n tl v mnuagod LIKE INSURANCE OOM? PANY.-I'rofiwMir De Horgan. ANNUAL DIVIDEND FIFTY PER CENT. (FOR TUREE YEARS PAST. AND LIKELY TO CONTINUE.) .".A9J?" ASSETS and DIVIDEND, or RETURN PREMIUM, (reducing the aamo to actual coil,) are tho RULING CONSIDERATIONS In deciding tho rcbllvo SECURITY rind SKILLFUL MANAGEMENT ol Life Insurance Companies. THOMAS FROST, Agent for Sonth. Carolina, No. M BROAD STREET. JNO. L. DAWSON. M. D.. I LLL_ FRANCIS L. PAJIKER, M. D.. f T>yslclena. April 87 mwflmo WITH OR WITHOUT MOWER COMBINED OVER/SEVENTY THOUSAND NOW IN USE IN THIS COUNTRY AND EUROPE. ->(o): rTBTE REPUTATION ACQUIRED BY THIS MACHINE, WARRANTS US IN BAYING IT IS TUB BEST NOW _L IN UHU Wo are also General Sola Agouti for the aalo o? the following Agricultural Implement!, which ?a tnep co na tautly on hand at Manrtfan hirer's prices : IL L. EMERY'S UNIVERSAL COTTON GIN AND CONDENSER. The numorous leaUrm r?ala and reaommanJi tiona recelrod from piritas who hare purchased thoso GINS, ens? illes na to claim for than super! irity orer any and all oompotitors, In quintity and quality of huta turned oat, and ir. simplicity, durability, OOIOIOUOT of Gina, and aa i. fair and Just test ol its superiority orar all other Gins, we du ahaUeoge a practical teat of Its claim?, lor superiority. ALSO, Cotton and Hay Presses. Horse Powers and Threshers, Saw Mills, Premium Farm Grist Mills, Fan MiUs, Stafford and Huck Eye Cultivators, Fodder and Corn Stalk Cutter.?, Grain Drills, Corn Shellers, Goorala Cotton Planter? Plows, Expanding Cultivator, Pnmps, Bolls, &c. &c. A. R. COLTON, Proprietor. W. B. LOWRANCE, Manager. ; COLUMBIA, S. C. Msy'lS Brno MISCELLANEOUS. rrUJE UNDE?fUONKD WILL, CONTINUE TO DL* 1 PEN&K tills sgreesblo sod healthful beverage, st their well-known stands. No. HG HABEL ?Tl I IO Li', be? tween King and Meeting streets, No. *28>? KL*?O bTUEET (Old Piquet O. ard House), and at the head of CENTER M AltKKT, northwest cerner, . Druggists and others wishing to be supplied with Fountains or Syrups, and dealers desiring Fountains charged, . will be accommodated ' upon reasonable terms. , , ? , .. 1 ilteamera,' Hotels, ' Restaurants and private families, furnished wi til a superior article of bottled Soda, lu quan? tities to suit purchasers. . Wo are agents for the salo of A. J. Morso A Son's Justly celebrated Soda Water Apparatus, consisting of O on era? to rs, Fountains, Marblo Draught Stands, Silver Plated Ile fri gera ting Draught Utanda, Tumbler Holdem, and all apparatus necessary for tua marun ac tur- of eoda Water, at the manufacturers' prices, wi til freight added. Dealers lu Soda Water throughout tho State, desiring an. apparatus, Trill do well to examino Ul o merits ot Morse's Apparatus, before purchasing elesewhere. DescrtpUra catalogua and price list sent to any address upon application to JOHN DUCK Ar CO., Charleston. While appreciating tho very liberal patronage oxton (lcd lo us dining tho past season, we < h al 1strive, to merit Its continuance. JOHN BUCK. E. H. GARDNER. April ll arno HOTELS WJWW YORK. DE LANEAU HOUSE. DETWEKS ?Ul and Otti AVENUE1), '. ' KEW YORE. '. TOTOKa iiiEjuvdm rms. I" Alt OB AND ELEGANT. SUITS OF . BOOMS FOB Vj families desiring acoommodationi In Kew York, transienUy or jpermsnsntly. This ls ona of tho most airy and rWlghthil locations tn tho city. Table d'hote or private. A. M. IULEVALBTTE. May9 ' .' , imo REUNION HOTEL. ' , j 4M AND lih AV1?1IIE, ?Tt??8JVl?iTIN0 NBW YORK, WILL FIND AT ' ibis new and desirable House, tho most airy and rortable eocom m existions for tam Ul ca locating per? manently or transiently at liberal rate?. Meals served eU European or UM? d'hote.. I : JJ A, ROBIN HON. Imo_Proprietor. Havan* I-law Kentucky Siat-c Lottery ;. MDFOIAJ, EDDV j CO,; MAMAOBhg. j j ? : TIO BB DRAWN ' AtlOOVmOTOB,' Bt/. irnt?'?rTO X. 3oth ofcaci rnonth. boheme, fr2,noo Uo4?te fill prix?*. Whole Uoketa; IMj halves, 40;. einarters. Mi J Pru? Of.'.?, i-100,000' 13 Prix*. of.... ft., .?5,000 1 ?frite of.1*1,000] 39 I'rlxe.i ol.i 1,000 Of...., ,y.,,.ta,0001 63 Pr!I ? M.,.MOO lltcx b*?**B***, cb-n??too,b. C^, ctlt/Bos? r O Fobruiry20 fcoO MISCELLANEOUS. FURNITURE AUCTIONS AT 1'lil VATE RESIDENCES Attended to with promptness and dispatch, and at MODERATE OHAROES, B? SMITH d( Mr Gil. I, I Vit AY, April ll ? Auctioneers, No. 27 Broad airest BOOKS OP TBS Methodist Episcopal Church South. THE Ol' DERHION ED ARE THE AGENTS OF THE InibUaMng Hotiso at Nashville, E. J. DAWSON & CO., No. 156 MEETING STREET. May 13_i imo CLOSING UP AT A GREAT SAO ? niPios. BOUN'S LIBRARY AT FIFTY CENTS \ VOLUME. Engineering and Archlteotural Works. Agr.cultoral and Gardening Works. ? Cooking and Sporting Works. .All the above works st hui prion, at May? -,_8. HART'S, Book Blore. LAW BOOKS The Reports - of South Carolina AND ' THE STATUTES AT L?RGE, AT HALF PRICE. AT . HART'S April aa i ' Bookstore, GOING OFF AT HALF PRICE ! >"vi \f\ MORAL AND RELIGIOUS BOO KB, lOoenU OW Metbodist Hymn Books, 35 cents Ai Baptlat Hymn nooks, 05 to 75 cents ' / i ? KOu Moral and Religious Booka, 35 cents i.-.i , 100 Southern Harmony. 76 cents. ,?>. " Catholic i ranch emt Spaniel) I rayon, 60 cents Episcopal Prayers, 60 cents to ?1,60 , " ! -loo The Charleston Book, 60 cont? . '.tv Testaments, Ll French or English, S rents to $1 rocket F?hle?, 50 cents to ll iii.' Wehster'? Spelling Books, 10 cents. - ' Cell at ?A .,(. . UABT'S "BOOK BTOBK." April w:; , " j , jg !. ? .'. ? " 1 .MEDICAL BOOKS / ! ; AND /' Anatomical Ch nr.A, French and irf? ., . - Eng?sl?, ABI ooma ow AT HAIT PBIOB AT HARTA ByokBtorei. ? , ? '..??' ; ? April aa il ' " ' KOTIOBl. '" ? -; 'Vi vt; I jr OFFIOB OF TUB CHIEF OF POLICE,! H ' -.'.fyi OaiiiLXSTOrJ) 8. O,. May 1,1*67. . J '? rriDE REG UL All INdi'iOTXlON OF. TUB LOTH A HD _l ' in'clomres, vanlts, ko,, ?Ul comm ance on Monday mut, et lost. , O omer a and occupants ara hereby raquirea to soo that th*lr premises are In good condition an) that ill filth and gxruago la rcmoTod aa required by,Ord!. Tir^'&TsS^T^ m m fe .% I " 0, R. KIO WALD. OTl?fsf|*Uc?, AUCTION SALES? Wreck of Steamer Kate. UV W. V. i.i nTH AM? l?. s. UKVKS, Auctioneers Will bo sold at fuctiou. THIS DAY. 30 li Msw lu front of tho Old Outturn llini?u, al ll o'clock, THU WRICK OF IHK STEAMER KA I K. UH she now Iles ou Rowloy'e Hain, logi'tbcr with her Engine, llollutx, Copper Rollout, Donkey rump, i.'.ti Hain. Galley Stove, Wo n Tu UL?, Ac, Ac Tho Wro k I* dry at low tide. 'Hie Kiiglnoauil JJ Dor wuro int lu complote order Just previous to tier burning. T mia cash. May 70 Furniture of a Family {.eacnn Mc CUu. UV S I Tl I s I . t . \ ( I ; 11 THIS DAY, 20th Inst, at No. 4 Stnto street (un stairs.) at lot; o'rtork, will bsroM, PARLOR FURNITURE, SOFAS Mahogany II Ur Seal Chairs Spring Seat Rocking Chair? Ularbie Top L'enliv Table Writing Dcuk anil Whot-Not a'lachcd Card TubtcB. Ute Mool Eugro vi tgn Ono largo Brussels Uarpol, A"C U D ROOM FURNITURE. One COTTA OK ?BT, (c?mplele) Ono MahOKonv Heist,*,! Sprint: "ct!, AVosli Sland?. Arc Dlitlnil Room uutl Kitchen Furnitur?, Cnoklu.; Store, Ac. Conditions cash. 1 ullin ?.Hal. Iv after salo of above. Tho UNEXPIRED LEASE OF TUE PREMISES will 1,0 lOlrl. May 2H Lott, fi? Moultrie street nt auction. nv LOAVtVIIIOH .v (iHt.il HA I.I. Will be sold on TUESDAY, J ta instant, at tho old Pout omeo, Droad si rent, at 11 o'clock, TWO LOTS OF LAND, eoulli altin of Moultrie wtrocl, lear King, and East of land; of heirs of Captain North, uch 3? feet front by loo foci dorn. Conditions-One-half cash; balance by bond, payable u ono pear, socurod by mortgage! of property. Pur luascrsto pay for papors and stamps. tiny H IJOI in West street at auctton. nY LOWNDES .V (?Ul Mil \ 1,1, ITiU lie bo d on Tuesday. 21st inst., at ll o'clock, al llio old Post?nico. Broad street, LOT No. ll AV EST STREET. SA feet froul, 39 feet back Ino, 103 reel iloop, bounded north by AWat street, smith ly lauds of catato Maiohoatl, oast by lamlM of Harrison iud cstato Henry, west by lands of Reynolds. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. May 18_ SIIBniPP'H SALE. BY VTRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIBItt FACIAS TO ME directed and dollvi>Tju sn'1, willi tho consont nf nil parties concenicl will bu told on TUKHDAY, May 21nt, 1R0T, at ll o'clock A. M., on tho premiso, situa? ted at tho coran? nf Anson and Laurent! piro.-' All thn righi, tilla and Interest ol tito ilefenilanl III the entire CONTENTS OF A OHOUERY STORE AND DAR ROOM, logothcr with tho fixtures. Levied on ami to bo told as tho property of John Scmko at thu ault of Ucury Bloehofr tc Co. Terms cash. JNO. E. CAREW, May 13 8 S. C. D. Audioiis tor Horses. Vehio'cs and Furniture, EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at a quarter past IO o'clock, as originally eaUMfallied by Um KiilWrlbinn. Furniture salon at Private RcHltlonecs prumptly attend cil lo at tow charges. HHII Il & AicOILLIVRAY. AuctloueoBS, No. 27 Broad street, April ll 8uio Sonth Bldo neor State. HANNETT s. nt it. Auctioneer aurl Commlaalnoi Alcrcliunt, al No. HO Klan street, below Di omi street. Offers ble services for Ibo salo or MERCHANDISE at loy sud night ot bis atoro, sino for tho Ban of Sto-:k, Bonds, Real Estate, A'eesols, Horses anil Produce Hem *Jly references will bo giren. Consignments solidi ttl. fenns moderato and guarantees satisfaction. April 23 Imo MACHINE SHOPS. JOHN F. TAYLOR. .TAMER DARKLEY Charlcstou, S. C. JOHN F. TAILOR & CO. PROPRIETORS, Engineers, Boilermakers, FOUNDERS, ETC., A RE PREPARED TO EXECUTE .ALL ORDERS FOR /\ mon and LOAV PRcVBSUBE, PORTABLE and ITATIONERY STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS. RICE rnHASHERH (from DOW patterns, with all tuc modern uprovomentaf, BTEAM SAW MILLS, Ac, kc. BASTINGS IN IRON AND BRASS Promptly attended to with neatness anti dispatch. Repairs to Marine and other Work, Shall recclvo special attcitlon. FOR SALE-Ono 12-horao postor .". 1EAM ENGINE, Karly new; several new and occond-h nd BOILER I, 6 o lOhorso power. ALSO, CONSTANTLY IN COHRSE OF CONSTRUCTION, 10,12 and 20 Horse Power Steam Engines. tar All Orders for REPAIRS or NEW WORK shall ra iclro our prompt and careful attention. JOHN F. TAYLOR & ?0. May U_Imo TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. YOUR ATTENTION IS GALLED TO OU K REDUCED HA VES for TONGUED AND OBOOVED LUMBER, rte: l-l FLOORING, at $35 per M. 6-4 FLOORING, at 835 per M. 8-4 LINING, at 825 per M. 7-8 LINING, at 825 per M. We also hara Tarions other sizes of dressed and rough LU Ml) .-.Ii. AH of which will be disposed of st lowest ?ah prices, EBA I Till & MALLOW EE, PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD. . HOItLBEOK'O WHARF, NEAR N. E. RALLBOAD. May 1_- .Imo iWlMlTMlliMll, MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINE LATHES, PLANERS, IMTROVED OAR WHEEL BOXES. BOLT 0 OTTERS, TJPRIQHT DRILLS, AND MACHINISTS'TOOLSOF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Works at Worcester, Mass. DFFIOE AND WAREBOOM, No. 222 PEARL ST., . NEW YORK. December li ODO CORNS, BUNIONS, WARTS, AD. DR. GEORGE B. WILSON, CHIROPODIST, OF THIRTEEN YEARS' ST ANDINO, WOULD BE BIEOTFULLY Inform tho ciUzcnt of Charleston lhat he wUl remain in thia City for on? month, and la prepared to remove WARTS, CORNS, BUNION'8, Ac, rod to fUccesefuHy treat all aorta of Inverted Nails. I hare already treated many of the cltlxans ot Savan? nah, from whom I nato the best certificates, and which may be wen at my rooms in tba Pavilion Hotel. Ladlei and Gentlemen wailed on at their residences. Order, m.y be left at the Hotel. 8* May 17 GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL. rTlHIB SOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO BE USED TO X prove ita superior quality. Use lt as you would any common Soap. I ry H and you will lie convinced that itu lapenor to any other article la markst For tale by 0 roc en genet ally. Manufactured by TAYLOR A YOUNO, ho. 180 Front 11 net, New York. For aale by . ORUUER A MARTIN, NO. ?36 Klug street. H. BISCHOFF A CO., No. 197 East Day. GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO., I Corn or Church and Hoyne iure? ts. DOWIE A MOIRE, Druggist*. I No. 151 Meetlog street, ? Opposite Ch ar las tea Hotel. January 39 , j wtniGmo WILLIS & CHIS?LM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND S HIPP IN GK AGENTS. TTTLLLATTEND TO THE PUHOHABE, SALK AND Y> S dU MENT (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) ol 30TT0N, Bl CE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES. ' ATLANTIC W1IAHF", Charleston, S, C, L W|ixi8.^,..'.........'...,V...A? R. UHI80?LM OetcUrW PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE MILLION ! ! IWILL BEND,' POST-PAID, CO I HOTOORAPHB OF th* moat celebrated Actors for 60 cents; 50 Actresses tor flOoeuti; SO Union Generals for 60 cents ; 50 Rebel >tnaralo for 50 cental 80 Btateamea for SQ oentsj 50 beou iful young L?dlas lor 60 cents) 60 fine-looking young Jtntlejaen for SO cents; fl large Photographs or French Dancing Oula, in CSM tum ay beautifully colored, erac Hy ie bey appeaf) tor 50 cents; or for 50 conto, 6 ol tba moat 3?*u U?ul Lodi co of tho FatlfUn. Ballot Troupe aa they tppcar tu Uta play pf tho B|aoft pioo*, *$ N!b!o'5 Garden, * "nd^ orders to P, 0, lkuJ.177,T T, H, Y. HAT WA ..*. 17* 'iv'. ? r tV- "??"A' ' ' ??.? ? -. ' AUCTION SALES. ritniUurc nj Fomtlu llcrlnihiq lloutekeejiimj, Suck, Uttum, awl Voo? WtM af Grocery ?store Itt Auction. Hy ??. M. MARMatAttlsA Ultu. TIIIH WAT, nt Mri o', lurk. will bo sold, nt No. 3>4 King Ktri-i l, m-ar Uu> Dud?ry, CONTI NT'S OK HAI ll BTOIIK, c.imprlsliig a retail Orotury Slock-alco, Fixture* cf hold Store ami Iho on lire Putrlllure ol th.' IIOIIHII. riano, French Mirror., M.itiugn.y alni Marble Tefl Furniture, Croekorv, tia? Fixture*. COUnferu, Shot Omi, Ac. May M S?>rcitil Stile-Morte*. Wacotm, Curta, Groceries timi Furniture. WM. MrlCAV afc .?HISVAM WI ELI., MoICity .V ( iuii|iln ll Will fell Tills DAY. 20ili, at len (ID) o'clock, at Oielr tilr?ru.ini?, Nn. I ?il Meeting ntr.-t, i>p]ioaito Pavilion lin'. I. 1'nr.loiilrirn lu Monday' . advcrtlHemcnt Muy V) _ AV? nuil yccnrd-Umul t'n- ?/..?*. WM. MrlCAV ?t .?HIV CAMPUEMi, in lim .v < ii Mi|il>< ll Will ?-ll THIS DAY. Monday 20lli InM., nt their ?union mil ? rouan, Kn. IM Meeting Mmol, up|iea*U PavlUou ll I.I. coi TAGE Kirr.'i. ll<-.l?l-sd?, Ment-RSfni. Cano and W.MHI.-H Heal Cba'.rv, Cane mid Woodall ?cat Rockers, II00V Case, Si.fi?, Tallie*, Matlrvsawa, Pillow?, Ac, fcc. MAO. .?.. ii..i Minnnie, Oil Pulutbiga, Chandeliers, Honer*, Ar., ftc. I i ????i.iiii: M .ve and titciulta complet*. Tonna raab. May 20 Oil neexwHi of nit concerne'!. WI". MrlCAV .t .IOIIV IMMPOKliL MrlCnv ?V i nu.ni., ll Will full THIA HAT OH IN li Wi. -lot li liml., al 10 o'clock. Kl their Awl tow Salerooms. No. 13? Meeting ?Irret, op Muritti PavMlon n<iM. B lib!?. KKSTUORY WHISKEY AIM). R?xe? FAMILY HO VP, ij tibi?. Hoot. Mils. Mola??e?, rauca Clare?. Imxrn Cheese, ami aiuidry groceries belong. Imr In .1 r toil ?tore. Terni? cn?h._May?) Horre. H>iqn>l. Wnnnn rtnrf Omi. WM. MrK A V .t .IOIIV CAMWIELI. lt ric nv .v Cnmubcll Will Mil Till? DAY (MONDAYl. 20th rnsL. nt 10 o'clo.-k. at lin lr Aa?erlon Piiloaronui?, No. mil Meeting street. KjifHiFlle Pavilion Hnlrl. Onr HAY H?HST, olio Pinrgv. ono Wawi and narneaa. Aleo, WhwTbarrow. Scales, Oardru Engine, Ac. Terni? cc-ph. _ _ _May 20 Sate on oceo'in1 '>f mulei writers and nil concerned. IIV A. H. AnRAHAMH ?ti SOXR. THIS DAV. the'.Wh inn!., nt IO o'clock, vee will ?oil, at our siles room?. No. SS I layne street, A Wril awiirtod STOCK OF HOODS, damaged by (bo lato Aro In Ulm; sirred. cnsMSTrxn OK : ORV AND FANCY 0001? I HOSIERY Clotldn? I Hals, fcc. kc May 20 _ lUmnoml i???'/. HY A. II. AUItAIl A.MS .Sa SON H. TUESDAY, Uie '.?tat mut ?it. nt half nant 10 o'clock, wo will eell nt our rah** rrwwn. No. 33 nayne Street ONE DIAMOND KINO, sold aa tho property of H. H. Hick?, and pledgod to Nachinuu A Cow to eecnro a debi. _Term? ca?h_ May 16 Contents of Orneen S'nre jV'?. f?OS King street. .TRFi'OltnH at CO. Will seU THIS DAY, at atoro No. 693 King atroot, near Lin.', al IO o'clock. The Contenta of ? iM Btore, constating of a choice e? sorrnirnl of OROCEHIES, Liquors, Hardware, atc. Condition? gah._ May 20 Sa'.e on account IfniUnnrilers and all concerned Stock of n Fancy Store. Embrodcrles, Trim mi>i<7*, c{-c.. damaaed bu late fire. nv .ionV o. MU,M>it <v co. TO-SIOnnOW. thu 21 st lust., st IO o'clock, wUl bo ?old at our Auction Pale? Room. No. 133 Meeting street, TUE STOCK OF A F AK CY TRIMMING STORE, danmg?d by late lire, coNsrsnsc iK ranTOF: 1 MAGNIFICENT WORSTtD WORK PIANO COVER, said to Dost ?176; rlofa Cushion, Worked Slippers, Rib? bons, Bugle Titmnitmt?. Duttons, Shawl?, Scarfs. Bodices. Billion?. OLnip?, Cloak and Dress Trimming*, nriddi. Zephyr Worsted, Cordn and Tnsaela, Belts, Ac, Veil?, Fancy Fan?, Ela?llrs Huming, Necklaces, Hair Nota, fcc ALSO, An invoice HOOP SKIRTS-IC, 20, 25 and 30 spring?. Condition? cash. _May 20 COMMISSOVElf'K HALE. ?lames M. Rhett e.*. Benjamin Stokes, Adminis? trator de bonis non of 'fohn Clarke el al. BILL FOR FORECLOSURE AND SALE. By authority of a decretal order in thia canse, made by his donor Chancellor Johnson, at tho last February Hilliup; of this Court, for Coll rion District, before tho Court Homo In Waltorboro', on MONDAY, the Sd dsy ol Juno next ensuing, at 12 o'clock M., All thal PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND situate lu the District of Collcton, containing ?tx hundred and twontv-elgbt acre?, moro of los?: bounded lo tho north? ward on lands of-Wilkur, Paul H., aud Charles H. Fripp; to tho eastward on laud? of ? Godfrey and Dr. Benjamin Rhett ; sou Hi ou land? of tho ?aid Dr. Benjamin Rhett and William C. Hrvward, and to the westward by tami? or ?ala W. C. Ilcywanl and said Paul H. and Charles E. Fripp. Oim'itlona-One-third cash: tho lutancoon a credit of twelve month?; titles delivered when tho credit portioa of purchase money ?hall have been paid. Pnrohnacr to pay for papers. B. STOKE I, 0. E. 0. D. Commtuloncr's Oilier, follet?n District, April 9, IB"?. Mni 8 wmB AGRICULTURAL. CROASDALES SUPER PHOSPHATE. THE STANDARD FERTILIZER. THIS ARTICI.E HAS REEN THOROUGHLY TRIED in tho South, for tho laat nlno years. It permanently curiches tho land, and will pay threo hundred per cent, prout uren Investments tho first year. This Fertilizer will do BS well If placed on top of lbs ground alter thc crop 1? up. an effoctusl preventivo to ni?t In Cotton. Have used it nine years. UOOLV. CODXTT, Humula, I January 2, 1867. I To J. H. ZELi.M A Co., Macon, Ga.: I havo buon convolving with several of my acquaint? ances on tbe subject of Super Phosphates as a fertiliser; they are onsioua to get aomoCing that will prevent rust In Cotton. That Ia a quality 1 eau vouch for In Cross dale's Super Phosphat?; that lt en'cctnallr prevented rust in my Cotton thc,ugh ihn whole time I Lavo usad lt, which has bee ? niuo years. I think now I shall use about aix tons myself cut of tho twelve ordered. Very respectfully yours, JACOB FUDGE. WM. GURNEY, No. KM EAST BAY, CHARLESTON. Hole Agent for the State of South Carolina* May IS 8HIP CHAHDICRY, ETC. PATENT BOAT DLTlCIiiNG APPARATUS. BROWN & LOVEL'S PATENT. APPROVED BY TUE UNITED STATES GOVERN MEN i and Supervising Inspectors of Steamers, a t tho tato trial of the dlfferont PATENTS tn New York har? bor, with all f .dures completo. Price, itu rash. Tho boat and most economical of all tho Patents now used. AXAO, 1000 yanta 8 oz, COTTON RAVENS for Awnings and Boat Sails. f 7000 yards Dn?d Milla Cotton Duck. Noa. 1, 2, 8, A, 6. 6 sud 7 at New York prices. 300 coila Kentucky Baling Rope for Cotton, Manilla and Yard Cordage, For salo by JOHN TU0MEY, April26 Imo 'No. 18 YAH'. BAY. ERS November 21 THE LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, HAVING ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY MADE Ol Ol HING, suitable for GenUeman, La? dies and Children, and being desirous of dimlniahlng our Stock before the season advances too lar, we would espe? cially draw tho attention of the pnblio towards the reduc? tion which will be mtdo lu our pnces for the nut two or threo wooka from data Apply st tbs DEPOSITORY, January aa_ Ko. 17 Chalmer? street. ? AFFLICTED t, SUFFER NO MORE! When by tho use of DIL JOINVTLLE'B ELIXIR you can be cured permanently, sud at a trifling colt vi The aatouUhlng tn exe aa which has attended this, tn vain. > 'o medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness. ' Uu.i -1 Debility and Prostration, LOM ol Muscular En? ergy, Impotency, or any of the wmaequoncea of youthful lr, il is.: ro. ion, renders H the most valuable propagation over discovered. lt will remove all nervous affeotion., depression, ex- ? cite men t. Incapacity to study or baslnoas, l.sa of memo? ry, contusion, thoughts of self destruction, fears ot in- . sanity, fcc It will ros to re the appellto, renew tho health of th ooo who have destroyed lt by aensual excess or evil ' practices. . , . . v,i.- . . Young Men, be humbugged no more by "Quack Doo*. lon" and Ignorant p seddon er?, but .end without delay for the Elixir, and bo at once restored lo health and hap. plneao. A perfoot Cure la Guaranteed In every Intones Price tl, er four bottles to one oddro .? aa. One boUlo ta sufficient to asset a eur? lu all ordinary ALB?; DR. JOlrlVILLE'8 SPECTTIO PITJC? fa, tba spcooy and permanent cure of aonorrhesa, OUek Ul? ' tura! Discharges, (travel, Stricture, and all ailee tiona o the Kldnoy. and Bladder. Cure, e(foeted In trozo na to ' Ovo day.. They aro prepared from vegetable ej.tr?ta ? that are harmless on tho ?vitem, and nerer rzauaeata tba i. ctomach or Impregnate tho breath. No chango of die ls nocessary while ?sing them, nor dow Chair action ta ' any manner Intertare with business D anrod ta. Mia? per bo I. , , . Either Of the above-menti on ed ortle.l?* w?l be i?\ td ! my addreee, closely Boaled, ?nd r^at-uahJ. by toail-o I expres? on receipt of uric*. Address a? orders to ' . BERGER, SUUTTS A CO., ChtaxUiM, March 80 ly No, 2W Elver ? trait, Troy, T.