The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 25, 1867, Image 1
VOLUME IT.NO. 550. CHARLESTON, S. C.. SATURDAY MORNING-, MAY 25. 1887 PRICE FIVE CENTS
TELEGRAPHIG.
Our Cable Oi^pulrlics.
Loy DOS, MST '-'.. . .". -?' -'.s .1 id Bc-.-', h..
proved Taiio'V ?i ? ' 3 '.
LON Wv .i .\ 24 -: -s. isoi;
LIVERPOOL. ?!.?.. .. i.-Lottos :ii:Citangvi<
Estimated sai< . IO '.' ' . '? .!. ?roker
Circular gives tin sa!o . .. ?k ai tf9,(KiO.
20.000 to ox:?-: ; . , ...-j'ator*. 1 i :? -
774,000, inchid Hg .! i? OOO V.u. ri> : ?. \\y.\. i?.
creased ti: tho Ranko: : -.:.- e-i 41S.000 pounds.
LIVERPOOL. M.. 2 i Cul ion titiiei.
Middling Cplandn. li.:. ; Ori ;.. . u;j. Salo*
10,000 bali I'rovisioliS . f ady.
Wa?.iiii:^to Sews.
WASHINGTON, il-The Presider.! an?
Messrs. Stanton a : ia? ?berry ha.! r. prolonged
interview this mor ::
ThoCu?to'ti r-?.. :> from til 12th to the lSili
are neatly $3,000 ooo. Tuc Intern d Re"? eau? re?
ceipts iiVii;i aWr *.^22.CH?).
Tho appohtimc ?..? au A -.. * ??>t TronMu-r at
Kew titians ski! h.-w.gs ?ir*, xiv. ivi-dics oi hl^t,
officials clash rc.vir ?ii g ;.
It is butiposeu tii-?; ? Judioi rv CMumitle?.1
will adjourn on : ha I: ;.<. .xi:.; .. tho i pe.-.ch
Bientproe edin s:u ; . ,? &. growing da. Uv
day muru feeble. .V. J c.. .. ;.- ,.... ?dared ut?
terly improbable.
Quarteriiuistor-Uencrn! Mei ii e.x months
leave of absetiee on nccou o? ??' ?.o.i?th.
Tho offict ti report of tho Agricultural Burban
for April aaya that the prospect for a i uuusaii*
heavy ero?) of wheat eon ?mies avorablc.
The President leaves on th- ut, w bj ir. Raleigh
on the 4ii Jam.-.
Judge Chase has granted a ur. nf Error in tl??
United States CA Jo-cj-h Bruin, whose proporty
was coud ie ted by Jud re Utid?r.voo.1. rt il sold
duriug Uio w.ir. i'lm wril -v. ; gi ? i nd?d llrst bo
0*030 the D?crie: Cou,-: !.i ;ii:uod ?nd so.d thc
absolute wat'- ot tho pethio.-ioi in and to tho pro?
perty, whic.i j'.i Igmcn! wa- beyond tuc power or
the Court tu nroimuuco. Second. Tho condemn.
tion of thu j uv, cr:. ivan f-.r treason, of which t Ii? -
party could not bo adjudged 'guilt-v,.except upon
thc finding of :: jury. Tln'r.l. TSe procoeduigr
wcro in Admiralty winni thev should hare been
upon tho Common La* side o? the Court by inf r
niatioa, and u-.u hy Libei.
Geo. Fullerton was before tho Judiciary Com
mitteo to-day regarding . ho t o.storalion of lauds in
Louisiana.
Mr. Geo. Ungut Washington, a^'uit o. l!>o A--si
elated Press, w.i5 before thc ev.:i:nitt< f.u-2 que -
tionod regarding tho doings :-u<.t sayings ot che
President darius his WT??t nit ?..ir ui- su?runcr.
Kew Vuvli
NEW YORK, M tv 2L- V s.-e.-ia t.? t'.ic Fost s?y-<
that additional adwec-; n;:).v that tit ? r?ocerumei:i
has no security in the case oi i-raser, rronhohn <v
Co.'s failure.
A special meeting cf clio (Jufcn League Ciuh ha.*
been lui d ?or thc par|: >-.- < ?' C'issfJcr?i 0' the ease
of Iloriee Gr joley inutiag L??ct . Ii j"iuii<::
of coiisure tvero ?- :>.. '1 ard rope'ed, hui : ii -j;
dually passed resolutions oudeuiui ti.o b i::n.;;.
but not deeming i: r ..;> :r -. i sti-gtualizu a meuih?i
tor such aa ac;, inc meeting ?rda v;clciit
storm v.
Railroad Accident ia Canada.
WuirBr. C. W.. M.ty 2L-?-our German enu
grauti wore i;.!lc : and .- .oiai inj ired, and the
cara badly broke:- hero to-d iy.
T'.io barratt Trial.
TORONTO. May 21.-. .. .-vb r: M ison, an alleg?
ed Southern spy. und "napo??oil nf h iving bucii
co'ine-ted witji the nssiimtio . left in eharye of u
detective, to fest.fy in the Surralt < .. iv.
Prom Rlchtuoud.
RICHHOND, May 24.-A boar- ti]ii-i-t in tho river
this morning. ilro-Tid.ig lt oil ird .'. liumif:. sta;;
carpent.r at the theatre, ai.-d Ueo. liray.
Fro:? Arv? ('rican?.
NEW ORLEANS. May 24.-Tao foiloringpiotfomi
has been adopted by the iiepablieun party of :!.-.>
S ate : Thc roboilJiug tho J .-evies by National aid.
Tho abolition of tac coitoa tax a.-d*tito sugar ii
tcrests of the sta:-- to bo orn'.ectod and tosiorcd.
From .Ui.lui:-.
MOBILE, May 21.-John ?V. l^arkinan, defaultiu;
President of li-.e First Na*ional Uauk "i' Soitt;:,
con?iied in Cahawba jail, escaped yt'sieida,
plunged into tho riva; and wa? druwt?cd.
The Mayor of Tdobi o has h..en petitioned to a;,
point half of the po.icumuii negroes.
.Varine lutctligciirc.
NEW YORK, May 24.-the Ktenmships Glasgow,
United Kiugd?n: ae.i Iowa have arrived.
Dostestt? 31'<tr?cct?
N-".?N r.i-:'AT< n.
NEW YOBK, Ma> ii.-N ut. .. went. Mo::cy??
per cent. St?rung t:. c.;. :i?:e.i. ijold 37'. \ :
coupons 100^100=. t'mur moro :*tei?dv. Wheat
dull. Com 0.:?c. better. P?rk lirmerat $2310.
Whiskey steady. C ?ton i;uie? . ' ??"o.
EVEMNO :>i?raxcH.
Cotton firm sud iu good t?emaud. Sa?C3 lSii"
bales at 27c. l*io:tr steady, prices unchanged.
Wheat dull atnl ?rooping. Com scarce. M.xe i
Western (new) cl 24?tl I rovisious lum. Mo**
Pork $23 12k. Uico quiet. .Sugar closed active.
Muscovado ?lHnllV. CoL.e duii. Naval Store
quiet. Turpoi?taii-"02 C3. lZosiu SlaSS. Freights
ault and drooping. Stocks dui!. Gold .iii.
Uonds. registered. 1064; coupons 100].
BALTEUORE, May 2L-CoflVc hun. Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn heavy ?.?d supply fair. l"ro
visions unchan.gfd. Whiskey, ia b-.,.d, oo;i30.
CINCINNATI. Ma v '?i.-l-'iour in tairdoniand. Com
firmer ai;d irreguiar. Whiskovdutl BRU hold ?I
32, 30 Offered. Mes? Pork, $22 ho. '. con in gotnl
demand. Slionldei?. 0. ihbbcd s'des, li^; Ciear
Bibbed. 12; Char Std< s. 12.J. Lard firm, at l2|aia.
LOUISVILLE. 3i ay 21.-Stip?;riiuc r'locr dud, a!
$9 ??aio. Corn tlrbier. Meda Pork, S22 "i?. Bato:.
Shoulders. $0 23a?J 00; Cl ar Sides, ill bo. Lard.
$12 50. Baw Whiskey, $.! 2?).
' NEW OBLE ANS, May 21.-Salea 1500 bales aud ni -
settled; Low mid'.hugs 2lhi2>; liccetptsol the
week 425C against 4300. Chu week'sexport 20.71V.
Sugar and uiolaescs nominal and utiohauged.
Flour-no market toil-y. Corn quiet and lim'ai
$117al 22 for yellow r-.ud mixed ; $1 23 for white.
Oats, small transactions 93a9.~>. I'urk dull ut $21 2 i.
Lard quoted at 13e. for prime in tierces, and 14* in
kegs. Gol 3CA. Sterling 40a J0. Now York Sight
Exchange ?af per cont, discount.
MOBILE, M av 24_Sniea oi the week 2S?0 bale-.
Receipt* 1264"; Exports 1490; Stock 83,000;
Sales to-dav 300 bales quiet and steady; Middini;
23a23} ; Receipts 232.
AUGUSTA. May 24.-Sales 33 bales; Receipts GU.
The market closed ?inner ; Hindling? 20i.
SAVANNAH, M;-y 24.-Cotton o??eiied vr-ry dull
with Uttie inquiry, aud closed willi a better tool?
ing, but lxo Hales. Middlings 24 ; Receipts 2<k).
Our Sew \ovk Jitter.
IFROSI OUR EEGCTJUC CORRESrCN'I'ENT. J
NEW YOEE, May 21.- The inaugural proceeding
of the Grand Charity Fair for th- bciu ?t of thc
Protejtoiy for destitute Catholic children ramo oil
last night with gu*at ccial. Hie fair building, lo
?;l)ich I have referred in a previous loiter, isa?
immense struciiire, extending trom Broadway t -
Fourth Avenue on Sevemet'iith street. Tho inte?
rior ot thc buihliug ti> magnificently decorated
twenty-five Catholic Churches are represented
each by atable, o:i wh.ch are thc i re-tie.-t thing.
imaginable, and behind wiueh ar thc prctiiest
ladies imaginable, r.n-l irhcuull i1:-^'.- uninkiginabh;
arrangoiuen'.s r.re i.L up ar uig?;'. by tho brilliant
iight of hundreds of ga jot> the coup d'ml ss im?
pressive, not to : libiim-.1. K parsons of all
creeds and classes wo?ihi stand by ono auoiher
as do thc CathoLcs, ctftciaii* :n bwhalr-cf thc
carrying out of any charitable enterprise, it wou il
bo a good thii.g for tho world in geuentl, anti 1<T
tho pK.>or in particular. When any chantal! .
scheme is projiosed for the benefit of.any ??eli
worthy institute in i;., presen! wu e. "OL onh is
it seconded and tupper I eil by all of thc < "thwtc
thenisclve?-, 1 ut peiscn ? i f evi-ry cr?.i-d aid class,
kuowing that thc l?rx?j<. t u?u--t '?t a uocess. aileiiil
tho fair or otb. r enter?a:tiii>e:?l a- ;:i?i case maj
bo, simply beean-oof thi? Iu:o-.v!edge. lt is laid
that this fair will rem:-! :.. .?; e.o'ii ..: -v ?. a. - du
nug the entire ?muiwr .. th . ?
that no Jess than ?LO n o will le realixedt-rc ii
closes. I h re ; et lin ^'lightest douLL t.m thu;
thc not receipt? w li evett exceed t - nuouut.
There may L;- so'ae amoit? yo:u i> .... . -.
ought uot to bo. bu i -.tu o jrry i - - th v '
not only may bc lui: a:o-thei; . . : .-. . !
the readers of tho NEWS, ...io ai. no! 'gn u-att! o; j
tho fact, thai there ?.- ? ?. v*g< ? gi r ott < >'u Utiv-i j
in Kxox"s builuiug, ft '.'. comer ..! r'uhvit u':d
Broadway, known a-j ? Nu ul-. . Witti .':..
knowledge th 'h -v !u -J L <a rh ini i: thl tor, !
thia be a-?dei? frc ?fcltargo.? ;L--1 ; : : >-o j
is bloody, that : terrible . dy : . \, '. y
terdayin theil- . ; ..; . ? >? ?
beast. Tho story t:: b. loid'.i." ii .. ....-.<: . "hi. i
report of a phiid a rusi tn-... * Nusulwr l-Ve, j
the carpe ?oaKed i : . i. . .;... hu: .. -i bras:: |
scdtered abou* ; ..?; thc-?I-. . '. hvnib1... di- - j
figured corpse o'.-. y'-?! .". ..:! .?( >. ?. [
story is roumain .-. .? :u:.?:i fi-otn tho pocket of I
the suicide and v.ii.c :- .. ?
'"Dono by my ? vu wi? ....: .. v--i . --.'c
moraliZed by . ;. i j L'...' .'. . i ti.t A:- j
mightv God have if. i:r. *oi?; "
f li. i :-!<ci.. ?
If old DIOCE:.L:--.-Lv .' ..- liiavi j
always regarded 'is <u fik . > ?.. - a u-iu-d i
old humbug-ii si ! Luoot-NEi .... ' !. . U< . .. :..?.. .
days ago ard gassed tilt corner ... r . .? :.\. - i
jiuo and *hi lt ? ??? s'-i e".. lamp i !.i ir. !
wotdd have found a-: lioiiei' boj ami ?.?J
honest man. 1". >? .-.?>:.<- . .?.v..- : Dicoi
didnot find, Minali'ibu la ?:?ck^geeoniainm^
the laughu r-lov.;;? sum ot ii' o thousand dollars, j
which lio carri?d home t>> his .sid: father who
. with him to return the money to tho well
. ? a:i wim had lost it. ami who advertised therefor.
M .- weil mau pave five hundred uollars to the
ici man ami ins .son, W'sidc*s kindly bending a
y.-idau lu the fermer, to ministerio his bodv
J:.,-....i
I OM I'uBAt CAIN-which, considering that I am
I ,. , ?
i.,u:rcs*?ng iti.soit to LiKirif-.toai.ins is equivalen'
:.*. su i i>ldt>Loii.vx-to usc thc expressive lau
guago of Miss JEXX? WKKX, has been at bis old
.trh ks and manners," and though lie is declined
iiiii) tho Milo of yea ra, heine three score and ten,
!?ius turco, ho sill] indulges in ai radical joko now
and then. The old i,'cutleiunn'a last and best is
his going round to the income collector's office.
nul with a >orious face, and jet with a pleasant
<:mio thereon, stating thai he had conic to receive
two hundred and fifty dellars due him by Hie Gov
erument. "For what," ??aid thc collector. "Why,"
tvjo-:.ed SLOS1.LV, "you have sent me a notice to
pi:', g tax on ar: income ol' one thousand dollars or
over, now my income id uuiler to the amount of
two hundred and fifty, and I want the balance."
rho collector frowned and looked at the old tr.au.
. ho, however, kent hia countenance, and added
that he could wait a little for tho uiouoy, whore -
upon clio collector smiled a id advised him to wait.
10 keep up the joko tho old mau promised to call
again i:i a few Atys, and loft tito offijo quietly
laughing in his sleeve, and shaking like a bag of
cilves'foot j olly sot up for a low comic part in a
pantomime.
ThoThird Avenue ti aire ly turns out to boa
murder and not a suicide as had boon suppos?
ed. Tho min DAVIS who. as I informed you in my
last, was supposed t,> have convuittod suicide,
was, as it appears from the verdict Of tho coron?
er's iuq lust, murdered by Dr. RJSESBEKGEU, wini
had robbed him of his wife, aud her of her good
name (?) aud happiness. Dr. RO3EN"BEUGEU will
bc tried for the murder, and is now imprisoned hi
the Tombs.
I fear that this let ter will be a > short as the la?
dies' dresses, as worn hero at pr?sent, and yet
must I mail it in ice Boaii-bloouicr cos?ame, for it
lacks bat a few minutes of thc hour appointed for
thc grent chess match between Capatiii MACKEN
?LE and C. II. STANLEY, '.nd, as chess is one of my
nobby horses, I must i>oo tho intellectual light on
tba oh: qtiored field.
Moro next limo from MOULTRIE.
MEW BOOKS.
"Os THE nEiorrrV' by BE- TI:OLA ADESDACE, translated
by E. E. Bussen-. Leipzig, 1SC7. Bernhard Xaueb
lilts. for sale by John Kusscll.
Thc celebrated European ro-publisber. Baron
LAfciisiTZ, haH given us here the ?rat of a nev
-eries of his very beautiful little English volumes ;
..his time t oy are to bo translations of great Gor?
nau cotouiporary writers of fiction. Now, when
iiiiercoinmunicatioii between Germany and
England and America ix becoming more and more
.'acile and generaba doiuatid for such books will
.carrant tho issue of large editions. Tho fecundity
. the German press has b come proverbial ; and
lhere arc among them many lirat-rato writer-.
These are read with great avidity by Germans the
w< rid over. Many of thone wjrka are oven re
ubhsbed t i very handsome style in New York or
?'iiiiadclphia. And when Gormans beiiiu to talk
sn < i ilir.siaslicatiy of AUERBACH, FBEITAO, GUTZ?
KOW, LSWALD, Jlol.TEV. SpIELHAOCS, etc., all dis?
tinguished cotvmpoiary writers of lietiou, it is but
natural their Knglish or American friends and
neighbors should have au interest awakcuetl in
ia vor of tho Works of thine masters. Wo hope,
therefore, that, encouraged by tho su<*cess
of tito present ventant, tho Leipzig pub?
lishers may el warranted in giving ns
a i 'ii.: and continuous series of all the
h jr works, as they appear in Germany. But if
wc ma? be permitted a word of advice, we would
.-aulioii them in the choice of their translator.'.
a i ute there aro very few literary men capable of
making a good translation, win will subject thcni
rc.'vi.-M lo thc irudgeryof such l.ibor. Thc book
fore u ?, " On the Heights." which wo have read
in t.. original Gerin.ui. ('.Auf der Heche ") i?
bad?y truuslatcd. It is too literal, and therefore
.f ?CM homely, and n?unfrcquently fails altogether
: . c.nvey the d (heate shades of sentiment, pathos
?:-humor found in the iuinutnble style of Ai i:u
II ?CB.
Wu read tins story IU thc original during last
.ear; and io say wc wero charmed with it will
.'onvey but an inadequate idea of the exquisite ou
oyrucnt tho perusal of this book atforded us, as
i\perbolieal cxprewsious of praise or censure are
di toe? eoniuiou, so that when we really, and in se
.ious fainest are desirous of expressing ourselves
uptrriatiiclv, wo fiud to our dismay that tho ar
iiameutariiun has long since been exhausted. The
?inion Times, in its tiotico of this book, says that
'itu German book ever published has been i-o wide
y and so eagerly read." Hus is high praise and
lom a competent source. We fully endorse il,
oui recommend thc work to ali our friends.
We shah not attempt to give the story, nor even
m outline of it. Nor shall we proceed to criticise
t, for that were a work vf MUH-rci-ogaiKui. AUER
1ACU t-tands at the head of Gurman wi itel's ol
.rose fiction. His tame is universal, and criticism
remus, or from the cutir? newspaper press in
Vmeriea, would affect him ns little s it would
DICKENS or Vieron ll coo. No, we advise our
ea ?era io purchase the book and r.ad, and assure
hem that tboy will bc amply repaid, lirst, in tho
nierost of tho story itself, and secondly in the iu
liglit it K'VCS thom into eotcmporary German
lour! lifo, : nd Gorman thought and sentiment.
)r Herman lifo and manners, so faithfully illustra?
ted in the novels of tho Baronesa TAUTI'U.ECS. and
jv Ross BBOWSE and many other writers ut ibo
lay, we bavo hero but little. AIEIJIAC?I ia over
.on the lloights," deals almost exclusively with
Ibo lofty, in thought or station, and if by hap
nazard lie somvtiiiics descends to the affairs of
ruuimon life, they are so thoroughly idealized that
.ve soon forget that they aro supposed to occupy
the same plano with us, and, in spite of ourselves,
iuok rpou them as the creation ol' a fairy fabric.
Ibo si'cuo is supposed to bo m Bavaria, and thc
lalo King Louts (ol LOLA MONTEZ notoriety) is
generally considered to have sat for the picture ol'
?lie hero. ThosO who are thoroughly conversant
with tho chronique sc(i?i(Ja!eitse of that day and
place, can uoabtloss identify all or nearly all the
characters of the novel. But this is by nu moans
nee. sanry for a proper appreciation of Ibo meris
. f lue story.
As wo have thus denied ourselves and our read
vis th? pleasure of miming over the outline of the
stoiy 'which we may perhaps give some othei
time}, wo will compeu.-iti?. them by giving s ak?u h
. f the author, published in 1851j winch wc abridge
and translate from a rare volume, entitled
"Judiscui'a Athunieuiu."
i?ErcU OK TIIK AUTHOR,
Bciihold Au roach w?s liorn of Jewish parents
at Slurcbstcttuu, in Wurtemberg, February 23.
?312. bi this little village in the black 1" ?rrest he
.ven1 at Hist into tho Chi tstian school, but after
..altla upon the establishment of a Jewish school.
?IV Weill to il. Ii.? parwii-S designed lo lilli ko a
thlbbi ot' him. mid the hov liuaiutl lin..s. ti' fioii. lus
:II<".-: lender years willi tho study of the Talmud.
At 1;!, he went lo tho talm?dica! seminary of the
Uni? : at lleehingeii. where In.- remained'll vi ?irs.
and llie'.i enuii.iiied tues . Hebrew, E'haklaie and
mystical siiulieadunne t!;v< v ?lore years ai Ka.f
fill! . Uni h - al (lie same lime .iii-.; l-.'i tuiiat- K
studied Lathi; in l&JU he wont to iii:
ilyitiuasiuiii i-i SluUirart anil in Tubingen
... sta-hed pliilusopby. lu Ititi he wein
: Muiiieli whire lie lieanl ?3<lieliiiig (known
t... Ei-.L'h-h readers principally tliiuiigh t'uleridge's
wi din, . but l.<r political ?...asoni wjyji \\>-,.\ :. ...!.
. . Sr: . md m UKW lie went to the I :.ivt r-il)
; IJi'idoitierg, H.- wa- a nuheal in his.-tudeiit
. 1 ;. . ami ilia ?silitical nijcf-es i.-r./iicii-. Iiiiii
iu ..nt bs' c ..finement in tho fortress of Uoheii
:is}n;rg. lu Kits lu- wont ti? Frankfort, in isintu
J! :.- and then lo Mentz. in l.Sl.lli? lived in ll. r
liti .o-! in Isl") m Leipzig In \Mfi In visited
shin, wh< re lie married. In isl? lu- was MI eye
.vitmss of thc lictolHsr Ih-volulioii m Fans, and
pub.ished ;-. detailed an;.'HIM ol iii:; . :il?ll
ev.-nts lie had wituessud. lu 1WU be wein to L?re->
. ii a;..! if ?ve are liol'mistaken he obtained a lew
y.-yrs afterward a p sition at thu 1'riiesiitn t'"urt nf
:.' . ? ' ' ? 'ne i'i-iiicesses." or ?.me kimlred
. ince i:i '. .?i'.-ii >< i; c-jnirortable berth lie ??as fn-m
?var tu year since been eiigag>-<i m r>rt?i";?
li,r. rom.ttiet's, and in forgetting thai t;-.: bad
? .-.-i eiithusiustic democrat.
ii.-lirst a.t -:?rot at atitliorsbip wa< a historical
iu-..'..i-.'tiioZft," published m KIT; followed
,. u. . b< llwiigii known book, ''Mercbant
:. -\ i'<"-',' \D;vhivi und Kuul'ii-.uuu, :!.t- (:..>.. itt
whicb !ast named story is tho Breslau epiyrani
i .;.; ? 1 Ephraim Kuli, a eotemiKir r. nf th
phi!. s:.j.!wi M'-aes Mendelssohn. I hu Mtudy wi
-sji.i. / " lead ium hi 18-}?J tu translate the entire
i.. !' that yi-eat thinker fjuii: tJie J.ai.n hilo
Oem.-.:.'.
J ?iierbaeb lirst became popular through his j
.i. -.i ?! Forest VillageTa.u-i," (JjorfywIitcliUH
... ,s 'i'S4iriwitl':v,i published in WU. ihree ed?
i.i'::- which were is.-ced m Hie >,?ui year-. .li ----- - !
..-. . Thousands and thousands ot oJnies of this
. ...? Itu colioetiou bay? anice been piibtisliiH.1 n.
11 .'?! hottiisptieres. lt is not our purpose hero to
ar. ol '.he merits of theae. inimitable talcH.
ri icy have g?uerallv lioen eoiisidenid. certainly I
;11 scntimc.itu. ivailtin. as holding the mirror i
'.; na tri vu ; M w, f.-. ! li mini lr. can. lor al*o not i
.nlillli'lit lill' fact ililli ?Vc Ita-Vi* Seen il r?-'?"H<
i li it i in- peasants ol ibo village-- immortal./. ;1 i
-ii-s:::?l laius Ii:;va t Miemselvcs much .-i
grieved by his maimer ul p .rtniying them. awl.
s S..ni. ?ose iii ar ?lg-i?luM bini ii.ul dmvc li:
IA.:... Uluru ?ill J: visit Iii lin-:;' j ?L-l i-i-. Il>".v. ?<
i limli?. Hie talcs i.m delightful reading, uni h
anything , I? . wc knott nfuiincr in E igl sn, in >??
or Fermait, fi; ISij. 'iii :?:i'i M7. In- published i
Karlsruhe a:i Anni.::] "Der GevaUcrsmanu'' C'TIi
Sponsor,') iii l'i-'same jKijailiir stylo und dialect
Iii.- next book "Du- i-raii 1'rufveWrui" enjoy?*! iii
raro lii.iiur vt being trans?ate**! l>y l>r. vybvwcll
ur io seldom stopped lu pluck such fluwors aloni
thu paths nf literature.
Auerbach also tried his hand at thc drama, am
published two tragedies. '"Andreas Holer"' am
"All're I." bul they did nut meet with a cordial r ?
copt.on. cit cr fro n ih-. cr?tica or thc mt.ic caiiili,
?md appreciative public. Xon otiiuix i/nmcs poy
s'.tinuy.
Of AIT.KBACU'S caren" and writings, during flu
past fifteen years, -..e know nothing save what w<
have indicated above. 1 li?? las! work, '"Auf dei
llohe," thc novel now before ns. is pitched in t
far higher key. written in a moro ambition!
strain, than any nf his previous works, ami, ii
would seem, has met with thc most distinguished
success. Thc buuk is to bo found at Mr. Jons
RCUMELL s bunk blore.
TrEDEnicK TUE flBSAT iiu.l his Family-an Historionl
Sovel. By L. Muhii'SclL Translated from tho Gor?
man by Mr?. Cliapm n Colemau mid her Daughter*.
Sow York : 1). Appi iou A- Co. laoT.
Another of the logion scries ot tho FREDERIC
novels. They diminish in interest by regular gra?
dation. Wo have hid enough cfFKEDERTC-nay.
more than enough, ami should very much prefer le
read about somebody oise for a while. Thc ."miall
talk ol'a Gorman court of thc last century, and
thc gross, half barbarous, half French vice ami
immoral ty then in fashion can bo of m? manner ot
profit to thc present generation, and :? fiords bul
?t lc ouloriaiuineut oven. When wo are thus posi?
tive in calling these "historical novels" unprofita?
ble reading, wo have of course no reference tn
their effect on tlie pu HPS either nf writer or pub?
lisher, for by ni! accounts tho books haw fouiid ?
very good sale, and pay handsomely. Var the
benefit ul' such of our readors, however, ?is ilis;?
5rec with u-> in our verdict upon (be merni?of Mr?.
CLAIIA MINOI ?rn a writer of his oneal romance,
wo will state that the Apri.CTox8 have an exten?
sive and continuous banquet u this sun of palm
I* ui in blore for them, no less than eleven mon
su .'h novels being auuonuced as in press, or in the
hands of translator, printer or bimh-r. Tho fol
lowiiigaro Ibo titles:
Two Life Paths.
Thc Story nt a Millionaire.
Emperor Leopold II. and His Timo.
Empress Jtise ?hine.
Napoleon in Gunuany.
Henry ih<- Eighth.
Prince Eugene and His Time.
The Great Elector ami lbs Children.
Louisa nf I'riissiu.
C inn Uuiijotvski, ur Frederick tho Groat in
Dohcmin.
OM l-'riu and Modern Time.
It is. perhaps but fa r. in conclusion. I>> stale
that these MuSilhuch tiovcl.-, have creal-d uoHeii
sation in Germany, au.I but lit tl?- in l-liiglainl.
and that io our Confederate soldiers belongs the
honor of having Ibu merits of ' Joseph IL," which
was the first of iln; series translated and published
during the war liv a Mobile hniise.
I'IKLl. .MKETlXd VT CA'IDE*.
Tho ('million Jonnuii < f Thursday gives the fol
lowing r. j HUI ufa public meeting held in that
.??lag.- on ?asl Saturday :
Wosuiip se Mu re wer,, upward nf three Inila
died |K-rson present, representing both races wr .
nearly equally. W. J). McDoivull. Esq.. was called
to the elia.r. and J. A. Schr?ck reque-teil tune
Sittretary. Tiio meeting wa? a.llivs.n'il lo the
lion. Jas. f'h'-siiin. Gen. J. lt. Kershaw and' Gen.
Jno. 1?. Kennedy, ltev. W. li. Ilaiidolph. nf
Ch.irlestnn, (col ned) Kev. Ben. Law won. (eo.oredi
and John A. Chestnut, (?ul nil?.
The l?li>* ?lid toiiijmr of the inc-Ung :ti'.pe: -e.i
lo IK-as giHnl as coilid have bin <?'-.pt-cleii. Sen
tiuictiis n| peace and harmon.? wen; heartily a
laitdcd. ami candor compels u> io adiuil (bat . \
tieine K.ul ?eal propositions piel iv??!i ?i se.'io'iii.l\
favo.nble reri'jii'i'ii. tien, l-lie-iiii? was us m l??~
inet days, graceful, digndi-Hl ami uni ressivu in !ns
urutory. and ni times !ii ;!ii.. el ipieiiL liotwit'.i
standing lin1 iuben-nt eiiib.irrasameut ;>f Lis , i -i
tion.
l'en. I'hetsiHit sn id he eainu tn ackiiowh?ilge their
emil pli liiollt, and, as re,p|eSt<Hl, lo join ir- tin ir
i-o?u:eils. I'*t?r two ye:u>, in oeae, and min:; u
bad been o;ie people, |mrstlillg eu'UlilOU p ?'poses
and obji-cts. uotwiihslaudiiig Hu e ?nipicte change
made in our former legal leia: ion.-. \ lia-nus
beeii? liecaiise our interests are idemii'ul. We
cali and ou^bt lo continue to be one |>euo!e in the
future; if we live together at all, u must and
sin.nhl be as frier:.ls. We cannot live together as
enemies; hu had heard thai they had hcou setlu
uusly taught that the ualivn white race in t ds
stale- was t ho colored man's natural wui'sl enemy,
anti should be regarded hy t heni wiih sus|>icio?i.
distrusl and aiiiiuosity. Mo proceed il i < .-now in
a variety of ways, ami in n mool conclu?
sive mniim.-r, that lhere was no gmum'
for such nssertio:i>; thai under ?ill iii- circuui
statices lo be their enemy, wool i bo um in tn ral.
ina!ional und vvilliout a cuise, ami th refiire m xi
to impossible. Ile I lien proceeded In inquire it
there was any reason why they should be eiieiuies
io the native'white ra e of tin- hon tb. Was ii be?
cause in had niiee buen master* ami lo-M tie-in in
servitude : If this bc Hie real cause, anil ir the
>\rungs which had been done their race must. um\
bc aw- ged. Ibey mtisi enlarge the iii?h:tiiieiit. und
eiiibraci much ol the civilized ean.lt-Krunee.
Kuglaud, sud ninny ol lim Noritioii y la. es iiiem
sulvus. riiese for the most part brought the wild
Atncati. pucked like herrings, across thc stormv
ocean, ami sold Un in l" our aneestnrs H?r golu.
Lei tlifiu share alsi? your distrust and iiniiiiosiiy if
snell feeling be ul nil necessary; but il i-> not.
Was it because we had healed them in an un?
kind or iiulrieniby manner since the pori?x! of
emancipation? Mesttid, look lu ,'nu iiiivi and judge
fur yourselves. Ar.- not many, if not mos. of us,
now on the verge ol ruin from our effortsb>supply
Hie wants of many of yon who una' hear nie? No.
there is really no good cause for enmity between
Us; your true policy is with thc p.esent ami thc
future. You have fri lids bol lt North and South.
He advised them to throw away neither, ll
the Northern man eoinen lo ?ive among you.
and will gne you li gher wages ami helter
niuo ? and an cattier pl.ieo. go willi him; ap?
ply the same rule tn thu S?mt icm man; be
toro long you will lind "Ut your 'rienits. Ile
iold ihti'ii they lad be.-n nenie ti.by t!i<- n-snhs
of the war, sud thal Congress hud eiiihovin'i Hiern
willi great piivib ge>; we nc?lim: c in IIH-IU all. If
be ivcre ii freciiiau liims?-ll. be would welcome
tbein to tin ranks of frecdnui, bill being tildy II
prisoner on parole oe could wish tlo-iu I?INI .-peeil
ni their new estre>?r. Upon the maimer in which
tiny should u.-c ilnir ..ew privileees noiildde
(iciid their fill uni prosperity, ll?* emil inned them
io act wuh moderation, wiik'h was >vis<|?tiu;-aii?l
when 'li.- t ni'. cania to elect g.I, true, bonesl,
inteitigeut men, wimui tin; know, to repn-si-in
Un ni. .uni ta!,.- ear?: 11 tlicir rights under rim law.
lu the iiitiaiiliuie; he m ged I bein it .-Mick <.:-. -i iy
to their ?vors, m.'iki'piovinio!is for this year, ami
tho neXl, lin'. LIIUM weil I'.'-v much limy needed,
without th's * I hey would i.ever he in<ie|teinleiit.
Liberty was one thing, iudep-ndeiice another.
They might he us free UH air, hui without siil
staiiee, or t-i,.- u.eami of sulisisteuce tbe> ?'o<il 1
become also us thin :.?. :;.'
lie au-, i.,i-.i timm also uni locouiliiit theimcivos
loir ?od!? tu auy parly tm tjucslious "i federal
p >liey. to keep their minds o|ie,t ami st!-ek informa
lioii.froiu all i|Uartei*s, lo sign no plclgea lo an?
party, tor as soon us they ?lit! they became INMU?
liifii* iea-e,| to be fu i- ui hie eapae.i. lo think Pu
tbemsch'es ami net ncenrtlii.g lo their eoiivjeiioi^
Ile e.? pin m.-O i-' ile M i " o motin ?ny tin.- . ndii a!
party were so :ui\'".is t" eommil them no-., In
advised llieiu t" r, eoiislria.t (?ie Slate Iii-: :u .
then lulu Iln ir ItclltlOil In ipleStl.llls of teilerrl
polities; be vXplailieil !?. ihem ?ba: !!.?.:- !.. j
III ?h., liitlii., ".-...liiil IK1 ;.,;I .V.'1'I 1I;.II W ll it'll l?oll!'.l
best be subsel . il io i><.?my in iht; < ?oVeinliieli:.
by |o?v duties, lu derale taXe.t. ?ve. . <. e\|>l.nin il
io i hem the evil . Heel - u; - ;i their wei'?...re, - I 'ii -
crimiliulllig e.;-'slat "i;. piiMiibiloi-y duties, high
I a rill .Ve.. :im! : tlvt.-ed iba-m in .tita're to j. .tai that
inrty ??bii\, ??wi:id liesl pr-'iu.'li i..? i niiere-t. .
Iii ".ni..vii ll. :: .... .:.... th? . I' .>;?< thill ?.'. !. 1
b, ii.g m?de lo p? lee loe tn'o nati.it .i'aetrs iii ?01
Ittgotl SlU.tti . .1 ii other. lo?livido llie Slat oby a j
bl*o.:d black lille, ol .! lue; rhos.-- i.. a br.?Uti ?Vi i!<- j
Inn-, lins mcaul ..ai liittuneeine civil war, ano !
ot thedevusiations ni ?var ?ve had oiio'igh They !
Miotlid n.-gal'd ?is i-IUIS-Ul'l: - . il es .'. , UelllK-S lo '
tiiemsi-hes an ! .?. ou.-.'"-if -.1 j...,-.,'. . ..ne.' ?,r
i,-oi<ired. .vi:.. . 1 *a .-.. 1 MUI-, i or a-. ! as: 01 brina
iibo'.i: ->:?. !i a'it.i m. Si?, whs ijn peii.|<eufv j
willi lin hi a::-i .v.l ? all tuen ?I [iravtiClll'!"}. tie I
Wisbl* i I belli ??eil. v. I- h. il ? la > - * ; 1 Slltvess ill llletr
hew caner: >voiikl nm ?ai.e fr,-!ii liiem ne., ?uti ..i ?
Uten iii.ils. ?.or ale.dm* l?ieir equ:ibn uml . .. -
la?'; if? misled tb?! ?t ; jj ?Vsicle ..'.i (-..., ?ll j
lilllie t" i'- : ?ii ?i: ? ! lins a Mn _\ bu i - ? crei?itabi". i
acted for l?vt?years past, a...i lr. "mdusii-y, ititjgr?iy !
ami good coiitlucl. aeeieiilllaie ?ra'h lo ?ceuit;
tin- cvtuilorts vi their : .milles an t thv educan .:. o, 1
liie?r cbddr-ii.
ibo opp.?!!!'.i. a?! ."i o - I 'lin s .pg. tin .-. ati i |
lei lin; ennlidem:,- ??bii ii i; mfinfe.si"..!. I'l . y ?t:i,l i
beeil tVe?.'nmeil ly. the geiiti'-m.tU ?? o pr?x"eilct? i'tim j
Hilo Ibo milks ?.! t.i lr -i i i. le Itad lo liiunl.
Hiern for weleouuiij- lt.111 l?? I Le -privtleac vi ll'-, ?j
ap'-? e!; .u tii?-ir pi;. lt had Ken ilium tied j
lu iiim lotti :i ,. . ?/.' :!...:. ?v.-.-r?; oUvtiuen thal .
ibey h*?d imi Irior, '. i., ;ippi-oaeiit'd io im ??:-.... -
?vi ii |?,-liiseal tliscus.-iotis. I! t i hiinsiif. hud
h il tbai ?e.- ?ind in i :::..: lo thrust ti:- oplt.ioiis
Up-.'? tbel., '.H.-.:.._'I.:, iiiey: hu?. . i-i tli./n .j?.,
on clings ?A'iilsi.ui !.ulle.- ... ...vu. i,., i io Hie tvlil?t-S
ami ne. !or one, lelt Hutt lie <-.-'l no i . r, rigis? !.>
iiitrmic upon such a:: a.-St-ml>?y uul>i?|,l .,. limn
up,.11 o e of their a?.?ei:il . :, ? ri...n i . i.!-. Iii* pr?
decessor bad lei! iiim but btu?' to - ; . Hie pr...
|:i:siiiiii, which be makes cuvor- lin- ivlmlu ur-.?inni
- i bc necessity of barmoiiv bet?v,-.?!i ?h.. in,,
laee-.'. lb- repudiated !!... hi .. ilia: !.!.. win...
could entwrtaiji ui.kiu.l seuliiuvuts toward it pen
j p?e lo whom they ??v? . so much with WVnni 'hey
i hail lu . n !!SSIH,;:II<NI li" -i hi taney, in Hie most nf
! i.-i x ional- rv-Ui'ioiis which ? \:. i ou!.-. il !'...- :,a
I mrai ?ii-, ul l;|i>. (1. . hav. !. eu utiig.it IOIHJ
li th?t tli : Soiil.lK?.?d ensluv.'d ?lu i.i, a"d Hie
Ni..-til ! :'i -ed thi'i:!. Mini H:-;. -'m ild stick
tii ilu- h., ii ivi'm i!;-- i i?. Thc >. utL
Iii nm I'?S'R..1 then.. Ti. .-.,]. ny. "?' *'??i b
aroliun ; .. ... limn .. ceiiiiirv ..go. ??iaj?lt-t!; a
law ;i;i.l.i?'.iii..: Clio iulr??d.iel":i?ii nf .lat.-ry
(..n-.; Tlii.- ?aw wa& BMsuSlttl !.? I liv ?ri.'sh
: ?oVel muent. S'.-.Vi P. ivas lillis fore d lip?ll
S.i Carolina, ami ?i enuc j-ari of ber Kvsfci?
against lier will. The Nulli di l ,..?t make thc war
'.p free Hie pla VC; That motivo was disavowed.
In September l?-'i . Mr. Lincoln offered ihn .Smith
tho alternative nf riitnniiii" to tho Uni?n preserv?
ing slavery, or of eoiii.nu'ng the war ut tho rit-k
<>?' emancipation. .As Lito aa December 1804. or
January IS1'", when our arm* wore worn and ru-i
e?l fmni long uso, anil tho very .annim hoarse from
fc-eqiici.l thunderiiurs- when imcecssful invading
.inn.i .-i .-went ivs Vim.--* over the hu !. and th?'
Southern ranks had iK-c-ivwoni down to mero skel?.
Linn thc flame lonni. wif!hi have Ir-en made arid
ihi- Union restored willi slavery, ihn we fought,
imt f u- slavi-rv. Dui jorihe r:ght of ?elf govirni
iin'tit. and we f night it mi! io thc end. I: is in vain
lo refer to the fast lo ... ibillcr lee'ing h. niven the
races. Two hundred years ago tlie African race
stood :is ?t had dojic fur rino., thous.'!.d year- bo
Circa race of savage.", mi their nativo ?bores,
w.ii>hipping idols and fotishc-i. Wo now behold,
under tim providence of God. four millions of
Irccdiuon on the Amer e ui continent, intelligent
wm-shippers of lim IPI? 'Sod. thu only . xcept-on to
the pinier I condition of tho African race existing
on tuc face of thc earth. When you are taught to
be excited against thc white race, by a rehearsal
of the crimes of slavery, remember that your
present enlightenment bas been one ot' its results.
Uut wc hare to deal with the present an 1 tue tu
turc, not the past. He waa here to assure them
that their white Wen ls conceded to the foil ex
tetil, their rights under the recouairuct'on Acta.
Their freedom and oiifia-ichiaciucni waa cstabli.-h
ed ; what would they do with ii ? The entire
prosperity of thu poonle of mitti G rolina depend
i-d upon the success of agricultural pursuits. Loon
this the happiness ami welfare of both racen de?
pended. Their ?iitctv-l-3 were Lioivforc identical;
notbiiig could be ginni foruij? rae? that woiiid not
be good fur the otieT. Toe spirit of hatred and
oppre-si"?i. of disc-i'd. suspicion and distrust en?
gendered between I hem. would \JH hi ta Ito tho
best interests of IHIUI. The iieo.ile of the South
denied Hiern !.D single, Icgm rigbt which their
opponents could idler tbeiii; they bad been templ?
ed with Hie oller of lai.ds us he ba l heard: Unir?
was no ?i nv r nuder the e< ustiiutioii oi ibo United
Slates to deprive ?nj per >;i of bis property witii
.ut due process of law; they e mid expect nothing
from Ibis promise, ll ?'.is a deliis.ou ami a snare.
Slice thc., llicv could obtain ail thc r rights by
a .-ling in eiincord and harmony with their neigh
bois, where ivas the necessity of joining tho ranks
0 a |>arh who i-ougii! lu f'W d: cord in ibo land?
t ier dest nies are liiiiled for "weal or lur woe;" il
was fi<r them t" lU-termme wiieincr lhere should
1 ie peace and pro-.|ieriiy, or enmity, anarchy und
i ll li. ie.
Mr. Uatidolpli followe !. expressing pleasure at
many m tin- -eiitiiueiit> ?ie bad heard, said that if
lin- whit :s adopted t.:e raili??d bl.ttfurni. lliCPJ wa?
nn le'ed lol" ali;, division betUV n the r.i.je-. bul il
liiey were conser\*ahvt! and soinrhi to abridge t io
rights ol the iiegri?, thor?, wyiihi bo division! Al
.uded io tim incition or' Hov, l'erry aa an example
of conservatism, said tiiai it' his course ?ns ado|>t
-.d hen? wouid lu.- coi iii scar ion. .Vi-., perhaps II war
?if races, in winch he be?.ove.i lin- n 'gro Wi.mld bc
iiiece?sfii!. A mhied that tb? tirs! Helliers hove
nail not been m fav.iroi nl.ivery but iimi after
lards in 1TS:I when tin.- cotistitutioii was ad iptud,
Smith Carnlina was or reiainu:^ it, and had ever
uiiee npiield il. Admitted that iii.- North did not
dglii !.. free tim si ivo but iiiat ciMluveiruled their
un |.......-ai,-I ga vii Un: ? ii- that dirCC.'inil at lii-t.
l'i?il the N-rill eiiccveued sn smiii as they made
ilea iii ir ..bjeci, i'm:' Mr. Limado in ins In.-.irt
always di-sired their rreedoiii, said tlie colored iieo
?ile were r. in.- majority in South tjarolina, nudnad
?lio power : advised them ?-il>e more mai;naiiiiiious
.n lb.- v.. ii. i tlittii ihi'v in.d beni, and n iiicludc i
aiti: ?MU gyric.i upon tm- republicanism of lus
I KI rt y.
ih n. Kennedy followed, and in HU' stance, said :
Ile l.ii (bat ee eoi?d ?ddrcas tln iii .?>; friends.
Ile was born and ieari.il a II Kin;; liieiu. ?li' ie t an
uiterosl in ?.bom. Their co.idnci prioi* tiv*t:it! dui - !
i M Hie war. had ?cw?i hij?iij co?imemlabie; also
since. Fliuy were now placed in a nmsi rcHponai- j
l !i- |KiH?tioii. They wi re endowed with ciltzen
sbip. Ile d. lined it. I*, was willi them to meet i
Hus res]).'Uisibil:ly. They . "til 1 make ;i a blcs-icg |
1.1 a curse. As tn himself, he did not fuel the lear.: !
. ie iiv tn a bride their firivilegcs. Hu wouid not i
ut tbi'iii l-ac!; mu: rtep; no .-oosildo man d .dred
ti. iVbat was done mu-t bo ac-e?ited. If p?;r
?11 it to lo fun'ti '.? r, he ibleiuled to do so. alu! if to
vie.?. In vole for a convention, ile eouie
. lii-d them t'> do all .-i their power to
:.,.ii; ? thi-iilM'lvos v.iOiiiy el* llu-ir lie? b un !
,.? :..li.:. . ; !.. join tm party .'?os juner'ire. j
i'm .. were !i"t un-pi red :.s yci lo il s?.'rimil;at? a? |
:o tl-., el.dins of parttetnar purtle-; to avoid, fjr i
tlii::-|ire.<e:.*.. Fedeivd jiflor?s ,s mu?h as ptMsi^le;
.o roiiMgff.tr men io :i e?>uve;ii:oii, t? tv-te for llie i
pro|iei ul '' un' .; lo serii'ini;'.'.'i:i;W Iriemt-; co j
iimi,.- I.;-I- -low!\: io bix'oine e iuealed; .oin..1-..',
money; io be eien: !l . ii.- white n u*! colored I
ihai/s i -1 * # - ?-? - i is id-nih-d; ?.ni' tln:> iniini uland
.-diouMer toeh :ilder; tl.ul tin y -boit?d inakee ei
ii.oii catf-e; lhere snmild be no iiiv;?,'o?., He iva? J
MI. il lo -uaiHiit o tin-in tin".' rights. Ka sa;d ?
furlliermore, Ibeii cureer was in thc i'.iinr. ; ibo
pis:w..s gone, '.?'?as u.-??es* tu .<....ail timi IKU>I; j
they wer? five, and Occupied lim poiritiou i
UiiA do, mid tba', was siilucicttli Twas uao
irss to recall ile1 pa-I history of -lavery, li im it !
di-adiss.il-. Nu tuan eau account for lim varioii?
chang?e in this country. The f.ct stands out bc-I
lore ns; ns resHoii wo iiiiiv :iol le!'; ei>:upre!:eiul: I
l.i-t ns aei mi il .is v fact, ?et i.s iio tm lu- I weean. !
\s I,- a war ol raers. lu- ileolored the M ry ?dea i f :
such a tiling, it was pertVeilj abhonent, il Wande- |
-irtielion. Iii- cid nm eiteMaiu Mich a liioli^bt, !
lor il was ninia ural. I'hrre should never ?. hii.v !
le-ces.-ity il. Aunty, hiirmnuy am! ideuttit ><f in- i
li-n-st U't wein Hu- rai.- ..' mid vi-I male-the old j
S alu luid am! li'iunseiM as Ide rice, lie would
lake pleusiue. a! an;, lime, i i euti is? l.iu ti..-in to
the l'?-sl . I Ins aluin-., lory inusl nut Im loo lins- j
picions or loo eredu'nus. lu eo..c!u uo.i; he ia- j
vi iked lin- lilossiin: of timi i.? u,e:r i...i-;-iy ?iud
privileges, and a profu?r usu nf th-in."
Kev. lieu. Lawsuit lolloweil in a speech chaiac
terized by citron? sense, excellent iV-i-liii . d
la.-te ami jiidgmoiit. and great originality and
humor. Ile spoke in siiains ol' manly pride of his
poverty, and that of his brethren-of his duteriui- j
nation lo wmk out Iiis destiny ; by hiilitvity. imhis- '
try and justice, tu luend Iiis lui tue s, lo ut money
in bis purse, and I h wi to buy bimaeir a heme ;
winn In. wa.T reudy lo buy, hu hud nu doubt ho
could purchase sume ol' thu broad acres ol som . of
his winle friends, and ho had no ilo'.lbt winn
hu pulled out Ins money, should tt prove
not i,u.U- enough, good foch'ug would do tm
rest and hu Would g?;t his lund: said General i
Seul! t..ld Ibeiii in Sumter, mat *.Ki aus
tin- null way to get land ; u?:,i| they want?
ed 1.1 ii i!-?! in.- whjte uuit, a.i-l did nu ii bm were
ti lui ie afraid of lulu yet; said .-.oui.! >l then: wei c
bke tho man who wculd nut handlea live snake
a fl rr his lani;:; were drawn, bm mi?v v.iu-u his
Head wan oft"; mat lin- ti usted tU?lii, and wu?:!d la?
bor wuli mem io pn.iuiuid harmony .nu! good
fi i ling, am! lat**; up ??oti ii Cai ulina from tie- du>t
u:aku heriteldi teem with ciiru col .ton and nco,
and causeIn-r to bliM.<iu ami pro-pet*.
.lohn t hcsimil w is ile-n cal;ed ?n: sind ho waa
liol |ire,-aivd tn ii::iie- ;i K|ieoch, hui wool on o
malic some remarks, w hieb iv? red .un iroia ato-.' pi?
nn; lolejMU?. lor teal ilia! ilijuslie" ;?;:gijl bo du o
ni.:: liv iii? impression le?i .;,.un ?mr muid, ot'ldc
tenor of ? ... ?uui.
Iii? mei ling th- n adjourned.
'?lie Cm holies ol .'-.uiiilt-to tlie l'opu-.
The i.'atliolics of Mubi'c? have seul ibo fu '. > ?iug j
Idler lo Hu l'ope by thc bund of Ihshup Qiuulan, I
.alli, is ii iw .rn hil win- lu Home:
Jo on?- AJW Hwy Father. /'..,-.e Pms LY j
Wr, your grateful children in brm! rt tlie l)io-|
..-...-o o'f Mobile, lake tho t'Onviii..t:i} uf the de- j
; ian m ?. i ..? ?'.3;:,i? loved l'-?si. p "for ihn Uu.v |
.-i,-.-. >.i e*pn ?S?ig our hiv? inn', K- mpn bv ici vour
liol.in-.-.
i.,- have ivaiched wuli anxious ?naris tho strug?
gle.-, iou baie made in c..countering ibu nunile);
.limn' holy religion and of thc Vicar efOiip'si j
IV? ba vu ivit i.e.-seil ymir a-sailttt't-'. f-mCil by Ile.-|
him niiwavi-riiig from "r lin- Itis-k of ?'I-II ?; j
Lei Uni' >.' i im'- no!, mireaiuiol, I'ubt Un' b-. -
i ..- i cn- ?."id of Hosts -iii ea ri o wileen! 'lu.- uni j
ii. ii ;. nipa!ie. ..! tin- ;;! rnni- family of Caibuiics !
mi .ii. iniiii iii? t'iirisiiaii world,
Ue a.- a eompi.Tl-! ?- ople . :''.-ii.'.l by iiiilitari i
(loiv.-r liai- -.lid d?? sufi s> i"" ..b'-r, aepn.-eiate. I
an ! ii. on. Vmir Hoi' t's for tbe kind exp esniei j
,i - m -,-.i. i.iiiiio'.rti'.'l to-.iatd u* d.iruignur late j
-i i 11 : * g ii lin iiidep mirnee; tin- mi'v iii tone that
.iii . ils s?m;i:'.lliy. auguage. ami !?.?le us hope an
. .:: . ami nap) '.' iss n- "I tin- lratr.eid.ll war.
vVe, ibeii j-ae. dr--ir?!. in a I'...- a- our prayers j
ami . in lunn.. . means itltoiv. tu -.viit. |? m - |
i- p; and iii-!'<it';ii" i!"- !??ii?t-3H: llie l'jp?l n--.ni. i
fi., i.. -,, i; .o i-.; iii- I'pporiiinity of e-.iiii:; io j
th? l.'-i'i. and mili ii-grr! tba" our pr sen; coudi- j
Hui. is Mu li ?har our hearts ur- larger Mu., our I
i- il??-rs : '"i. us ili?p- "I -..it.-i ule ;ice-?:ia. 1*0 J
:\ :l! eiiilea Ol lo do all in our lieyer '?. -. ac.? ?ile? ?
noli- th; - giea: !:, i---.-1 ? i icl;i.-jt blvstfiniri j
I'...- -.?ii.i ?'.'lil .n:H?dlWleHW. >U
\..:.< -.:;.'? f< I cietdrt-ti of the
DioCi.'Si .-I .?lot; ..>. Ala
To lb- lifghuess, Vo\*! Pius IX., Hoi::*.
M.fj, l'.' ?. i
?!'|..- l/t-popiitnOoli nf irclnwtl.
i .*: * i ;. i ! Paul t'.Hen lias never sli..w:i hi?tiH'if
:.,"iti.' .-m.n.t- ..f a l eiiian syn.jii-.tni*'i. lb- ias j
n. -o ?.en . I !-ei?,?u:s:-J as y misitrluite
!.. in-lnii i C..'.T'ii'-al. lio.v.-.t-r, :- ti tin!
I-... IT,.?... and '- hui.-awi ?nb nu ardent *-.<*; of !
h.i.-i -, lu .?> .< .?? - iJusco.-.l . : '.ii- .? ! ... :
iii. :'iei!-d!.?"i-. I'm- .-.v.id?i:..! iameuls ti. : j
i-ii!-..il- ii- -'"il lb?' d'-yoimla'-'oti . ; '?ie sland. j
iVithui . i-.i-'iiii ?..!. he-t-il m. i.li three I
?:.-:....n.-1 ! its'to .4:.?,t.-: t-hav. . i:.;'ja??;.?. ii.'St nf j
I'M- ?? rkr.ow, '.avecometistiieUni! dSiateS. V?e .
ii -. ; . ..ri : i I '-ni ali. ?I mr . -> r ti} li*.ii if ;
.!i-vV-tn.yni loc?me, '..'i- ?I..U-IV. e.ilyreoUi er
them b i: - i" ibem a :.e u:/ tie rei -rc. ?
. n.-. -in lielami It is" imp.'?, ibm howevtr, ? ?
.:..u iyes tu the l'x't tita! thi-exleiistv.
gi-'liou i'1-..-isi- ?n an-"" i in d -t--.il -: : Widen '? - '?
...iii Ul parallel ll. 'hi' ."" ilion ilt?y Olll.OI ,
nu ..-ii. Wi are not pie|iar?tl ?; pr? .?-.,! ;.. tr?' iule I
Hu .m...- tie- -i. i-n'i t. I-:; wi-max --..ti.!
-al. Iv ..iiii.l ile-lai'.'i .l?-,i ..-i..r.i.. ir.'iai.i: j
.ad! in: 1' iii i .nilli- i-mg Mill lo be a serious amil
n i-. .-ti.il'li- 1 "s to 'i e Urilir-ii .ernme:.'. "dar- ?
:?1 oiig?il ..?.'t '-o !.. be. iVn.iig l?iee mr.v L !
.n. wi.u-i-i-, l'bui wiviig cannot -?ooii boj
ONE PRICE
OUR SPRiNtf STOCK IS NOW
ready, and comprises a better assort?
ment of
CLOTHING
llllllili HMDS
adapted to this market, thai) we
li ave ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness of fabric,
strength of material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not of our own mau
nfacture, such as are usually sold
roady-madc, the difference we shall
he glad to show our customers.
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
slate of the market, and the univer?
sal desire to buy goods ? hep.
Wo give below some ol' our lead?
ing prices :
CUECE CASSJMEliE BCITS. ii 00
ALL VVOOl TWEED SETTS. ? 50
ALL WOOL rWEED SUITS LS M
BLACK AND W'JTTE .HiIv CASSI MERE
SUITS, our otrn wak/1 . . li! Uo
Til Kt E STYLES OF MIDDLESEX CASSI
JIE??i? SUITS, MEDIUM, AN'D
iJOHT MlKTURE'j . . . :JIJU
R?.ACK AND V, Hi n; MIX CUsSIMEKE
SUITS '22 00
SILK MIX TRICOT, DUPERENT MIX
TURES 24 OJ
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICOT SUirS. 27 0U
DARK snows DKAIN DKPO?DEK
sm* . .'WOO
BLACK DRESS SUTTS, iangiiiu ?n prk*
IP >ui .S10to62 00
LINEN SUITS, from . M to 30 00
lu addition to the above, wo have
many good Styles of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY
CASSIM ERES,
IN FULL SUITS'
And in Pants and Yests.
ALPACA SA;XS
DI:AP DEETE SUITS
M VfWELLJ.ES VESTS, W?ite and Fancy]
BLUE FLANNEL SUIi'3. of vary Uao quality
ITEAV? WHITE DUCK SUITS. &c, Ac
FURNISHING GOODS.
In addition to our usual assort?
ment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH?
ING GOODS, we wish to rail parti?
cular attention to our
SHIRT DEPARTMENT.
We have made arrangements to
have our SHIRTS made by our own
L'atieru, and wc* think they will
compare favorably in style and fit
with any Shirt on the market.
THEY COMPRISE FOUR <?UAL
LTJLE& 6*3 50, *:J 00, $3 50, and
te 00.
We invite tito attention oi Ct??N
TR.Y a?RiniNTS and PLANT-j
J;S TO OU? SX?vE, which we j
are selling ??I quantities a', ven low
i
prices, j
??CLLLAli. WMi ? KiEffi I
i
So. S?0 Kip STREET '
CORNER OF li AS? L.
i ti Ail LKST? NJ ir> < '.
ilay l ' laic j
MAitt<tKi>,
Ou Wednesday i-venim! ?lny ism, ls67. nj Rev.
.A-, s. ?JOW .<.>'.".v.r. ?i orel. '?' WAxcrv ci'. :. .'!>
ANN AHA KELLA LOX, ull ni .bi? citv.
?7? Tbr Kt-Intlvi-s und VHentU < f Mr
j tuil Mrs. AUTHUR WxLutfs, ami of Mr* J. ""rur
I rrn uni Katu?-, sr? r qw*; .<! i ? .?:.: .il tho Funeral t
. Tl.-.-.? ..f Mr?. A. M. WILLIAMS, -u So. .'.! Eh/.+'v-th
street, 'it le o'clock. Thu Hort, r .Vi- 23
SP?tlAL KOTIGES,
a*- TT.vrrAHL\x CHURCH, SERVICES, 'JO.
I MORROW a! h.vf.past inn O'CJOCK A. M.. an-.; olgbt
O'Clock ir- M. Stbi?Ct of ia. ra rt.; - .i!-O'.arni-, "Tile
Cha'itythat Thick'u. SJ Evil." Awl c: the evening
discourse, "Tho Kc?.-.pis of th.i Faithful iud tho Hopeo
of Beaven. ' 1 May 3?
av ORPHAN MOUSE C11APKL - rill-; r.EV.
J. Munetta CrUEE.v. of S :. Stephen's Episcopal Church,
will perform Divine Servier; lu HUH Chapel To-Morru*
Afternoon, 'J'ith lust, st haii-j-a*: l o'clock.
May 25
?r.?OTICl- LS HEREBY HIVES TUA I' AP?
PLICATION will be tuado to tb'.- proper authorbieH for a
CHARTER OF ISCORPOKATfOS OF THF. MECHANIC
ASSOCIATION. sH? May la
?-MESSRS. EDITORS :-YOU WTLL PLEASE
announce Ccu. A. M. MANIO A ULT HS A Candidate for
Sheriff at thc ensuing clecUon. A CITIZEN.
November 3 rta
~ ?&r ~W? ABE AUTHOMZED TO AN?6U?CE
WM. BLUM DI?OLE an a Candidate for thu Sheriffalty
at the Ptimi'nfl elec?on.
September ll Oe
tO- ASSIGNEES NOTICE.-JULIUS FLAUM,
having executed to the undersigned a DEED OF A9
Sl'iNMEN" f for the benefit of hie cieditors, tb? rreditors
of the said .fi'Lici FLACM are hereby requested to meet
at tho Oilli-e or SIMON'S k 9IBOLISQ, Attorneys at Law,
on Monday, t'ae 2Ttb luit., ut 12 o'cioek, Mur.diau, fer
tba purpose of proceeding to th; appointment of au
agont or agents.
DAVID WALLAU ?.. . ",
ISAAC WALLACE. A" M4'
May ?Kl wr.?,J
?y PUBLIC NOTICE.-THE DISPENSARY 'T
tbe Fourth Health District, in ch rge of Dr. S'-'IEUS
BUIST, bas been roraov si from the City Hospital to tbe
southeast corn-T of St. Philip and Warren airects, whore
patients will be seou betweou 'J and IO o'clock A. M., and
S and G o'clock P. M., and calls .nit as heretofore.
GEORGE '. PELZ LR, M. D.,
May 24 10 C ty Registrar.
S3-THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION, ADOPT?
ED by the .loard of Fire Mister? at 1U last moetiug, ls
published for tho luformitloa of the Firo Department:
Rtiolvtd, That a fine of fifty di? lars be Imposed ou any
Company that shall lenroy fences, poi ts, or any pr -?to
or puW c property wtiabwever, f ir purposes ol' fuel or
uher.vise, unions iu cat? of a general conflagrado i, and
wiUi the iiinj?ou ol' tho o3ii-<>r present lu command of
the DepurtnicnL
By order. n. M. STROBEL,
May 21 fi Clerk and Superintendent.
fiS" NOTICE T MARINERS.-C A P T AI NS
AND PILOTS winbin ? to anchor their venae-" In Ashloy
River, are requested i 11 to do no snywhnro within dlreoi
ranjie of the beads it the SAV.vNNAU RAILROAD
WHARVES, ou tho Charleston aud 8t. Andrew's Hide ci
the Ashley River; by which precaution, contact with the
submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
M. C. TURNER. H. M.
Harbor Master's Office. Cliarli-RUm. February ti, 186U
Feb i tiory 7
aw B - A U TIF ? L HAUL-CH EVALIEXS
LIFE FOR L L HAIR positively restores gwy hair :c
Its original co'. < i and youthful beauty; bu rans ?IA? ?n?
strength to -. i . weakest hair; stope tte taljug out al
ouoe: keeps tbs bead cluan; 1* uapar.i'.Wj.l s -. Lid.
itressiiig. Hoii! iv all Druggist* iud uuiilouabla biir
dressers, and at nw otSce, No. 1123 Broadway, New
Yort. SARAH J?. CHEVALIER, M. I).
D >WJi; k MOISE,
No. Iii .Me'.-ymr next,
' >p>?03l<..j Cbu;'<c*ton Hoto!.
Jauuuty i Catos
W BA TC H F.I, O P.'S HAIR DYK.-THTS
F.PL?:;D1I> UAH? DYE h tr? b-n. in ",rr\o. The
u-.ily :ru< anti yvr/--j Dye-barnileiis, lyrllnb1 . i'lfw?.
tnneons No dlsarpolntinen! ;.o rtatm.'.ous Mnta.
Natural RUok er Drown. IU?ui.i:<- the ll! aC'ccta cf Hail
Uyj. Invlgoraies tlio tuu.-. loa\Hu ;': ml and beautiful.
The genalao ls .il^uej Witlwm A. tiatcMtr ?j| other.
?ru iaer<- Imitaiious, nn.i si.oui-1 e. avoided. S'jSii ey ? '1
L'. u^gibta Lill i'crt'umi-rs. Factory, SI }.;?i-.:?u;
kirciit, Ni tv V.'rW.
tHiWAKEOF A cvi'N ! i^i : UIT.
ivceniiH-t '..> ivi
W\VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNO??Ci
H. Xl. AL'U-N-, H>.?, .K a ?.'-HIM-.?? .r>r S!:o:::rol
Charil? ton :Ju?iciai? Piatrli ?, si tia nett eierW<>n.
bopt.-ic: -r 1?;
09-ARTIFICIAL EYES.-AR Tl Fl I Al. HU?
MAN EYES iiittdu o-.'.er ami Inserted bj Drs. F.
IIA CCU aud P. Gi Uhf LEM ANN ilorun.-.iy oisployod by
HoieaomfKac, ol i'mis1. .<.>. v.v broad way, Now Vir*.
April ll lyr
garERROltS OF ?OUTII. -A GENTLEMAN
who suiT-jn.-.l for yean iroui Norrous Debility, iTe
maturu Decay, aud all the effrcts ul youthful mdiecre- |
non, will, for thu wiko ol "atT. run; bnnianity. ?end freo,
11 .11 who need it, the recelyt aud directions for making
th-j idmpl'.- remedy by ?:nv.-h he was cured. .Suffurcrs
wis n to profit u? liiu i?;iv.>rtj*or'u experieaeu,.can do
so by in-dxussiug, lu pe rt eel confluence,
JOHN li. OODKN,
April ! V 3moa' No 42 Cedar stris.-t, New York.
ta- THE STATE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.-IS EQUITY-B. W. ED
WARD?. Administrator r. E. MOWLE, IM. K. S. UOWLE,
JAME? P WILSON AND OTHERS.-HILL FOR IN?
JONCTION, ACCOUNT AND ItLLIEF.-It ls ordered
that tho CREDITORS of THOM AS E. HOWLE, deceased,
ho enjoined from proceeding to recover tholr claim ? at
law agaiust tho cu mp Ula nui, and that they do provo aud
establish their demand." against the said UOWI.K before
tho Commlssouer of this Court, on or before the first day
of December celt, and in doria!) thereof that they bc
barred the bsncfit of any deereo tu hw proeouncod j
herein.
Tn . above Is a true copy from the oriffuud oidor made
In the ?oo?a stated casi-, 12th February,
A. F. EDWAK: .-. v. ?. p
Commlssluuer'H Oulce, DarUnaton C. H" -. :>-'.7.
February 23 -.i
?.THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN.*?.
DARLINGTON DISTRICT-IN EQCITk- ??.Al.rLVlJ
HART. Adnilaismtnz, r?. ELLEN E. h.. ' .". HN
WITHERSPOON, et m'.-BILL FOR INJL'NCiloN.
ACCOUNT AND PJU-IEF.-lt ls ordered that the erudit
ors of JCL?N L. HART bo enjoined trow proceeding to
recover their claims ut Law ugalnst the complsmaut, ind
that ttiey-do prove and establish th?-lr demands tgaiu..t
thc said John L. Mart, before thu Commissioner oi
this Court, oa or before tho first day of November ncit,
and io default thereof th it they be barred from tue bon.
cfit of any decree o be made herein.
It ia also oi derad that s copy of this order bo published
st least one* a week until the first day of Novomber next
in the DarUugtou .Southerner und the Charleston Vally
Setct
The iibovs u a true copy from tho original order made
in the abovj case, 12th February, 1867.
A. F EDWARD ?, C. E. D. D
Comosatoyxa's Ornes, bar?niaou c. ll., February
22, mer. ?se fl february 23
03" i HE STATE OF 80UTII CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT -IN EQUITY-P. B. Bi COT
AND T. L. UACUr, Administra ors, PETER b.
liACOT. t-i. THE HEIRS AND CUEDITOES OF PETER
*i. LACOl'.-Upon bearing the pleading! iu this ?sae, lt
ls, on motion ol W. W. UAKLLEE, ''omplalannts' SoU;i
tor. ordered that all ?nd sinyubr th-.- crediton ot :h- lats
Peter S. Baevt, Coir.,.-latiiaut's Intestate, bu required
to hie and prove their respective demand-? and d hts ;n
jOalgmenta and otherwise a?iius: the odd "a;.;?tu;..', ^t
tom the Commissioner o: Jiia Court, bj w bet?r-? the
first 'Liv of S vumb.-r ..ext. and iu ?U'.-iu!' '>.->'.'... * L:^!
they b-.- debarred from lin-bea--flt ol a:?;- ..cirvetole
nade therein, on>l twit the CotnndfHMoaer c"' ?? I" Court
do mi. erU^e ihii ord?, r one: a mouth in t:.. Darliugtoc i
VouC.srri'-' un i the ClutT'i'ilon Da y Stu-:, i-n?' ir.e I
said Mr?: day of Sov?*aiber 1
fite ?bo e :" a true -.0). .' tre-'u :'.:.. .-! jlu-ii order Glad* (
In th? abovecsie, iJth o! Februar;'. ':' ;
A. I-' KDWAKD!?. ? ' ? V. ?J \
i.oicniiasiou'ir'-i oil)--?-, ?nir'ii:aiton i' it. February 2?,
i-O". sa-, M ' ' ; y
*WA YOUNG J"\Hi I! iCilVl - . i?j ttL?;
cuiintry 'wat. uliar i "v -u-o a !..? ::....:. m ti
was bard'-.- r-?- ->':ui-' i uy s - i'noiid? r ;..c: "?
? i>-ir?e, ru*s.lc. Jasm-d bw, she liM -i sort ruh; ...>m.
: v.c.:. o? L'un ?: nar'.lo h&inoilmees, iud instead o!
iw nty ti.rre *?? I^-I'.!>.'..;--i" .-'V J'. . ' \.-y ....
quiryasii. Tilecanw .?? ec ^^?^. - e'.a.e-'.-,-li- Irialy
told :U: tn that sheus?d :he .!::?: ?-'? \\S L\I..l, e.:
. ?underwl i*, ar. invaluableacocio?tieri ,oauy ;3-.'sr-;!.la
??j uss any Lady ?.: Oau- ? -it:. >..u i?iprv . lua?r ?mr
j'.'uul ie ,'. j.-.L-..'- au hu: Uc- .v lt .? ?iajplc ha \u
ce..-.t :;ati.ii. asNstu: ? lerseb t> n ?.-.- yt ucsur-.-aM
*d in ??' e?ii.. ;. '.. Irawiuj in ; ? :?...iu. rd?w le.?.
?ii?-. Je:.^j" .. . .' 1 . '.utirH'i.j tho e!wj arj cos?p?eiiou
B. it e.-- -. rii- ?:.-? i a'..'.'le it cbaws ?r?::j ll uU I -
Lfflpl-. ri ti. -. i S r.l'.IU? the -..i.'i?. %.? Wn>ia. the r_
tac-, as N?turr : .ifud.-d n shouia oe-eietr, soft. c^... .u?
aui' U-aua;-.:l l"vi e ?1, s^u*. bj Mai! cr L.;.:-:-;- .
ceii'i or" an er?ler, by
Vf. L. CLAME > CO., Chvuii ii
So. a Vient Fayslte Street, by.scu.-e, i
il?e only Auieri.-s': Agouti i-.r the ui',v -i the sm. p
Varch 30 L.
S'^&GiAl NOTICES.
**?-T?r\"r (-mi?en, EA'??L STREET.-.
Serrk-u lu lin "'-ar th >> V-rrwe, ut half-past 10 -/clo- k
A. M.. u .la; - .Vlock i' M. 1 Mi.y 25
~jf3- THE ' :: \VEST iAT.AiifFS OF YOUTH
SD EAR;.? M*VIWO.-IUWAH'I ASSOCIATION
J. -A iV u :'!!.. ' .H?.l..;y.r IM? I'sf-jiona, anil tb*
: .-or?, Ibu** rad Di- ." .; lo mc urn: iff" es"
a'?ii. with KUDO .. on ne? la'thedsoi w.aui'-i.t em?
pljviH] ?ii this -u'o .'ion. in Keilli tour ?wi?
vuloocfi, fr? : of clinr^
A(i.tn.'? Dr. J. ?jKILLIN HOCttHTOS.
Howard A .. ..?.ail J, Philadelphia, Pu.
iff-?i' Bm0
. ? ? m.i..." 1 n
i ? A"?:V
?ONtlMOO SI
XSIMOIS?T??
3111
OL JSEgOg YS
SHIPPING._
FOB NEW YORE.
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINl-..
FIUST CKBIN PASSAGE IRS D0LLA29.
ONE OF THE FAVORITE AND ELEGANT STEAM?
SHIPS SARAGOSSA, GRVN?D\, WILL LEAVE AD
OEE'3 SOUTH WHARF EVERT SATURDAY,
THE STEAMSHIP
SARAGOSSA
CAPTAIN ..ROWELL,
WILL LEA^E ADGER'S SOUTH
/'<?%WvZ WHARF la H [Salurdav) MORNING,
^Kli?fr1 May 25th, 1867, at ll o'clock.
RAVENEL 4 CO.
May 2S _Wrt
MEW YORK AMD CT1 ARLESTOM STE AMU
SII1P LIME.
COMPOSED OF THE NEW AND ELEGANT SIDE WHEEL
STEAMSHIPS
MANHATTAN.M. S. WOODHTTLI, Commander.
CHAMPION.R. W. LOCKWOOD, Commander.
FOX NEW YORK.
...^i.--., THE FAVORITE RIDEWHEliL
/'i .?.-h ?A.- STEAMSHIP "CHAMPION" will lo ?J
?ffiy&fr from Oro wu fc Co.'s South Whan THIS
"^~-H?r%,. {Saturday) MORNING, May 25th, at ll
o'ciof .
tStT The Ships of this Linc ?re provided with th a
most ELEGANT ACCOMMOUATIONs for the oomfart ol
passengers, an.i insure FIRST-CLASS.
?jr l be Champion is the o .ly sidewhssl steamer
that leaves Charleston this weok.
ns- AH F wight engagements must be made at tao
Office ot tho Aacut*.
US' Positively co freight received after 9 o'clock thia
nioruin '.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
STREET BROTHERS 4 0\
No. 74 Eut Bay.
Agents in New York-HENRY R. MOEGAN t CO.. So.
28 Broadway. _(J_MavM
MEW YORK AMD UK KM EM STEAMSHIP
COM!? AMY.
THE FIRST-CLA&S V. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP
B A L T I O ,
A. G. JONES, Master,
Will leave Pier No. 46. N. IL. on Saturday, April 20, AC
Noon,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON A<?D BREMEN,
taklne passengers io Southampton, Loudon, Havre aol
Hreincn. at tho Mlowi. g rates, payable in gold or lt*
equivalent In currency:
First Cai tn. SRO; Second Cnb.n, $6?; Steeraae, $'?5.
Fr ira Rrcmon, ISouthampton and Havre to Nsw Yoi'r"
First l?abtn, illO; Second Cabin, ?75; Steerage, H3.
EXCURSION TICK F VS CUT AND HOME-Flrsc
Cabin, s?lu; Second Cihin, 5130; steerage, ?>7?.
Wi-STERN METROPOLI , Capt. WM. Wain.......May ?,
NEW STEAMER.May 14
Fer i*r:-?vh: jr Passage apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR, Pnwldsut,
EWrnsrr 'J7 ly No 40 Broadway. N. ?.
FOR BEAUFORT AND * HILTON
HE D.
TUE STEAMER
rT^13r^rT^7T T. r1 i ?" ' *i
O XT EOT A ;
CAPI. C. VT. G1LLEY.
Tt/ILL LEW.: nOYO. - WflARF Afi ABOVE Of?
y V Thnnday 3u;U lasr... nt 6 ..'c'ock A. M.
Tr. received daily ?ad stored ."ree o', ra' Tao.
Apply to W. W. SHACii-LFOBD,
Ma> ii No. 1 Btiyco's Wharf.
FO H ii k, 0 H O E f 0 W N> S .
TOVvlUSQ AT Si.'UTH ISL.WD. W W BU?
LV 'JILL*, VN?> LA.VDIXOti UM THU
WACO AM AW AMD BLACK RIVERS.
1 HF FINE STEAMER
EMILIE,
CAPTAIN ISAAC DAVIS,
Tl/'ILL LEAVE BOYCEE WHARF AS ABO VF. u.<
Y ? ?fvndtiy tl- . ning, 27t)i mut-, at 6 o'clock. H ?
turning, wil: h^ive (jHorgetown on Tuti*.ay Morning, tho?
.iotb lust., at C U'CIOCK.
Freight received d lily, sud tiorod free of oharge.
All rrui|{ht must be prepaid; aiid uone r^ceix d alts>.*
sunset
For t'rebfht .ir passa >v apply to
W. W. SHACKELFORX?,
No. 1 Boyoe'a Whart.
N. 1).-After above trip, tba " EMILLi " will UUTO
Charleston ou TiusJay MorninQt, sud Oeorgotown oa.
Wttlntiday Mornings, at 6 O'clock.
Mayal 2
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA
Char lesion ami Savannah Steam
Packet Line.
VIA BEAUFORT AMD HILTOV HEAD
%icaio.jr PILOT ROY.Captain W. T. McN?ir&
rituuner ELIZA HANCOX_Captain .'. K, RICBAHBSO:'.
Steamer FANNIE.Captain D. B. Vn?ourr.
LiLWL ACCOMMODATION WHARF. CHARLEsl ON.
und t'harlentnu V/han, Savannah, every Moad&y
Wi-iinei lay. Friday and .Saturday mornings, at 7 o'clock
The PILOT DOY leaves Charleston every Friday, aud
Savannah every satur? iv.
The ELIZA HANCOX loaves Charleston every Wedue?
lay and Saturday, and savannah every Monday ano Fri
Jay.
The FANNIE lcav<-s Charleston every Monday, and
Savanuah every Wednesday, touching at Blanton going;
sud returning.
Freight receired da ly und stored rree of charge.
Freight t<> all poiuts except Savauuah must be prepaid.,
No F reicht reeoived nRer tunsau
For FreUjut or Fass-u;?, appiy to
FERGUSON >e HOLMES. Agents,
Charleston, S. 0.
?LAOUORN a C CN INGHAM, Agents,
Savannah, Os.
N. I< - Throneb llckets Bold st the Office of tue Agen
cy !.. ChurlcstQii'to points ou tho Atlantic acd Gulf Rail?
road, a .d to Fu.-nAudlua and purnta ou the St. John's
I'Jvur. April 15
FOR EBISTO ANO R?K.KVILL?"
W- "W, PRAZIER,
C.VPT. J05. F. TORRENT.
L1"\\"E ATLANTIC WHARF AS A30VE.
? T Friday, May 24, S o'clock A. M.
ibti'pew will notice ^hat ne ijoods wia be roc*lv.
ec uuivrs v. ; reicht ls prepaid.
?"?j: Frei?bt vr J* ?ssui??. applv bo<uil cr to
J?O. .V Tb FX). Gi-TTT.
?Jdi "'?' _ _No. yi^ F^st Biiy
t^OH S-cV.v ?v?s! NAH.
THE si LAMES
ttvh> TiLffc r?t:nTai?>,
C A r 1 A IN t. li. f 0 ?. UTTER.
S\".:.-. LEAV** MITT " ATLAN'I I : .vHArr EVER sc
* I rr. ? ?i .VtjjAi, ?? o'- ti. tor .v.vntnu'h.
For 'r-i. 'at or y*??^- ?pj>' ? on t>o"r%: or io ota^v J?
I '.: AJEEN * cu. ig.-i.:s
'?..' S<>cCi ACasUi: vbir:
. FOR LIVERP<M?L.?-THE " A.iT*
Ha?nc!U (Dew) ship BOMBAY, F. C Jor.loa
rJSjO^coainiaader, will bivo dispatch for a'> *e
J jrt Fer freigh' encaacsimts *(?<?'.? :.i
COURTENAY fe TXENHOLM.
May ?a Union whams.