The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 29, 1867, Image 1
VOLUME rv.
HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*
Oar Cable Dispatches.
, May 28.?O'UuiEN litui been convicted aud
Bontonccu. to death, but it will bo commuted to
tmpriaonnioiit Tor . ?
? , J?*y 28;?Arrived, th? Vilt? de Parit.
QmujfisTowfi, May 28.?The Tarifa baa arrlvod.
Tho Unterteil has arrivod. ?
Havns, May 28_Tho Fulton has arrived.
BooTHAiiPT-jN, May 28.?Tho Uammoni? baa ar
rived. ; ..
LoNDOKDitaar, May 28.-,Tho Witlcrnian hoe ar
rived.
London, May 28-rNoon.?Consolo C j. Unitod
Btatco Bonde 72j." " ' "''
Londom, May. 28?Evening.?Quotationa tho
Bamo as previously reporte^..
Lrrxnpoor,, May 2S?Noon.? Cotton qulot and
unchanged. Estimated saloa 10,000 balee.
Ltvebpool, May 28?Evening.?Cotton continued
quiot; Uplands Ud,;'jOrloana llid.:?ealoa 12,000
balee. Manbnostor advices fdvorabM.' CdHi de^
clined 3d. Provisions goi.era)ly unohangod. Lord
weaker, closing at 49s. Cd. Tur pou ti no declined to
34a. lV>ain steady; common 7s. 3d.; tine 13s. Tal
low 33s. ftl?/'?"
Washington News.
WiBurKruON, May 28_An Omaha dispatch re
porte tho fight Pino Bluff botwoon whito men
cutting Railroad ties and Indians. Ono of tho
former and six of tho lattor were kiUod.
Gonoral Josepu E, Johnston was In the city yes
terday and loft rbrBaUImoro. ' " --?-?-?<
Tho Pr?sident and Gonornls Quant and Thomas
bad a pr?lo'ngod interview to-day. Thoro was a J
Cabinet session aftorw??'1 ?> ? ? .
i no rovouuo recoipts to-day woro f430,000.
Tho President's n?minco for tho Austrian Minis
try having boon rojoctod by tho Sonato, tho Presi
dent has appointed John Hit charge cl'affaires'. u
J Front niellinomi.
. , May 38.?Tho Mayor to-day closed
tho investigation of tho ree unt riot, and sent?n
for indidtment two colored mon and two whito.
firomon.- . '. :".?
Kilo Impeaching Committee.
WAfiirsoros, jJay. 23.? Col. a. . Losa, of tho I
Prosidont's household, waa boforo tho Judiciary
Committee ?n Saturday. Creditedreports of his
avidenco falsify Detootivo a ??'? allusions to tho J
Proeidcnt.
Toe Rinderpest..
New Yobk, May 28.?Tho steamahip Scotia has
arrived, with datca to tho 19th. . . - . " ?
Tho oattlo piagno bad broken out vir ulently in
London. ' . ?,.. r? k] j?j?i . : j*? '?' il V -m ..
t'Ja vii > > ? IB tal U - ,a . ...
From Canada.
Moirrnttix, May 28.?j ettem on Davis romaipa
bo secluded that no uno bos seen bim to identify.|
bim on tho street. |J_
Fonian rumors from the border are offioially de
clared unfounded. ?..:.??.!,. .?
' From Nevr Orleans.
New - ? ,ea ?, May 28.?An ordor of G onorai i
8 residan ox.tuda tho timo for registration to
Juno20. .;'./; .? i? .'. .. :'.-.?<:' -? *
Mexican N?rre-'V,"' ! ?
Haz?tlan, May 17.?Tho Americans are leaving
Mazatlan and Prosoida. 1 "?* iCu: f'fc ' ? " ?? '? : ?
Tho cotton crop has failed for three yearn past,"
Advices from tho Liberalhcacjqnartor?to May
1st, say that if M Aiirur.ias- should b? captured,
.Tuajbxz dare pot aparo hire, y ryy
^* Wrlne" Vnie?tTgexte?: * 1 \?*
New Yobk, May 28?Arrived tho Arago and the [
Aleppo from Europe; oje?1 tbb fitcnm?riipn' Cham
pion and Saragossa from Charleston.1. ? _.?. r.urrer
Bam Fiunoisoo, May 25.?The Sierra TTeooc?^liie I
arrived..'..,,!: , L.? . . " ''
. ^Domestic MMfceie.
it ? it t i noon DiBi'ATcii.. ? :..?. u ? . .ltd
New / Mey 28.?Plonr 10a20c. lowbhjTvneat
2a3c. lower. , Corn 2a3c. bettor. . Fork iirui it
$23 25a23 SO, '"l^^ietvady, Whlakoy quiet. ? Cot;
ton quiot; Middling' Uplands 27. I'Veoghtn dull.,
Stooko dml bnt quiet. Money 0 per . cent. Gold
187. Sterling, CO days, 01; 't?J Coupons 109,;
_ Jjl_P. venino DIH l'Ai OU. _
Cotton firm and in good demand: aaJr 000 baie
ut 27c. Floury ra?avyjj #oJ,1^3r#; frut?jer?
$13 90al7 SO. Corn active; Woutorn mixed $1 25a ]
1 80 for new; $1 86 for old. Provisions quiet. Gro
ceries dull; and unchanged." Freights; dull and
drooping. < Bt ?ok?. rut her ilm.ivy. j Unid. 88?.
coupons 100}. Money .moro activo; .call. Ioana 6a6 ;
9 con t., with an ine roano of trnniiac; t?orin ; diac?uats
C? a7?. Gold lower, 'closing t SC j. Shipments by
to-morrow's etsamors [ Trill- l>o /ligbt. ? Exobang?
firmer; Bight lOJalOJ. Governments dull and
^ T- .?,7.;... :..,, . a- i. ..?:.:....: . ... ?: ..
BAXTmoBjs,' iMay .28.?Cofleoidnlt, Flour, .and I
wheat T chnng?d" ^?jrj^^'tl^lflij^;^1^1^4!^(^ ^?
$1 lSal let-' Pr?visions steady and Arni.' - '-,-'
New OiLLEAifs,.May?28.?rJa'.cs to^lay.1700 bkree'..
Markot n^sotUod.; .Low Middllbrr'e. 2?Ja?5ol.';' 'ite-,
celpts d?rin? throe days 8,204 against ?2,003.-. ?x> [
ports for's's???. timo ,7)7. Bugnr and. ^blosiea ]
nominally tinebangcd. Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn tlrim'jiiiid,^
Bacon Shoulders, 'Jjo. ; -lliboed aides/- 12o. ; Cloar'
Bid ob, 1.3,?o,' ,. , dull ani, ti ii?li aiigeiL Lard, :
prime iii tierccs, 13 . ; in fcogs,-14|al44?." OoSbo I
active. ^iB?ajg^.ituJ^'4f?;;jr^?^er*^f?^^<^>'*5'
merlino;,', ??a'49?.; Neu1 York.'H?gat..Hxcliango . par'
i v^Sm^^^m ;.,? ?S
Mobile, .May. 28iAvSalos,800 .balas,- .closoifirm?
Middling; 23jJ,' .^?eipta 604 balos.' 1 ' '' ?JJgf ';..'/;
A a ? A, May" '28.'?Cotton quiet', but 'steady.
Balos 187 bales. 'P^oeipto48.'^MIddlm
fi a vannait. May 28.?Co t Ion '\ ?ira... Bales ?60,[
bales. Middling Uplands. 22. Holdere a ekln g an
odvanoo. Becoiptufil bali/ij.' ,| .'' ' \ . ?i
PoxmoB vs. Onore.?Our Hi ato exchanges con
tinue to givo, tho most cheering accounts of tho.
coming oro pu.;. Thus far wo havo boon fortunato! y
spared the Arils of dronghi or tle??go', and ?verrV
thlng haa worked favorably for tho planter. Under ]
these oirouwJi-?- u?Ufkltv?mi..hat the dospdn
danoy caua?a by tho failure or last yoiM ouy.....
disappear, and a bright and prosperous futuro bo
confidently antluipetod. In~n?aHy- ?vory section
thoro has boon far, .more labor beetowod.upon.Aha
o ulti va ti ori Of grain- ,tn^?, 'ye?r than ' horetOf? Af
proving that tho destitution of the past season has
produced a salutary ? offeot, And. that tho ^po^uoy of
every plantar ralsrog nurowti snppl?os Is becorduig
moro r^pnlar. -In, manyi localities tho ;cotyort,
promisos 'exooouingly J wbU, and stalks n'ayo' bo?n
exUuitod/tbAt bid fair to yield an abundant crop. ;
Bat to enoure tho fulfillment of these expoct^-j
tion? great caro is required, and the constant anil
unwearind, attention of I ho laborersi Unforlu
natcly, the ?tate of tho country is euob that poli-,
tica provo far moro' attraotivo than work; ani Ut o
latter is often neglect od In order that tho laborers
may attend somo caucus or mooting.. Tho roault
of snob conduct in plain, and if continued, tho.
prospoot-of'-a'ttno crop will bo blighted ? and the
progress of tho cnuntry.'.'ro.tar.ucd'" ! Mock.". tho
entorpri?nB ooVrfJsipondo?^f ?b'? ^ggf?wfiS * ?
meroiat^?tfp ^9.?nt^uiravellod .tbrotighi tt??? ?w?A
the adjoining ! H Uto a, and - in referring to tins Bub"
jeot, glveo OB admlraVlo coihmnntary vAi' ttfo ?njif-?
rions f-ff?ci of political laogtinga. .'Ho say's:. - ileiol
Those political meo lings hm?hg tho negroes aro
very injorioufl'U) the farming iutcroste otth'o prOB>
ent t.mo, ttnd gVoAt'cbmplalnt ie voryjiistly madq'
Ml( iW,
days
do a
?iti ok? of work during the lime;.and Just now, wnou
labor isso grotti y rooded to oultivato tho growing
crops, this ^'diversion" of tho -c?lorod mliid from
plowing to polltlce isA great dis?flt<ir.-,f hk.vo soon
Zomo olite batV.Wdrt?riKe myB?lf,;and??f#y?ondor
tliatt.epUnt?rs crt?nblo,- i'havti B?on negr?>ee
aesemhlcd in eroat.fturoj?oxe irt | tbq ?, MM*
waiting e r^?ven?toA .dUwusetogi. Uio roaniU,Of
ono, whilo the ploivo stood idlo In tbo Holds; and
that too at rv-BSoaoliOf f-IiO y oar like Ulla, whed
timo la vory precious to tho farmer.2 '_^-, ?-' i
If nature wo?lu_w?rYT?'lho;i??or?ai of tho groat
cord, &tul tho dio?rct cumaiaii,d?r. :?an( . .
Josnca,,aud ordor th?. euu. to otaud etiU....?tilt
moro mischief iu foare l frolli . tuo rygi?toring.
?blob mOi in all1 probabihty,. to O?tnmr-no;d Und
carried on'at a ^imo^ whW thO-'rarm'Oilab^llrt
needed in tho fields1 ey?n ? worao thsft''a?A?r*?*rt'
Thouijantla'and ht?ndredn of them atidof tho coun
try iKigroes frill havo to travoh two- nr throe days
to reach tb,o p'Aco.ul i'c^lHUatlccj.'.anil Ihn usino to
get b*ok, rpamfr atloast a,. a e,rwlido ho ought U)
be workinfi? '^B?VrrArtlt?f-thr North w?l&do?
Ctand tin*ffiffldulty Ueltv rtW'ali-r caii ^r-?aont'ff 'ti
forco in bis^nj^ j?0lj'ul
uujt New York Letter.
[ISO*! O DTI iumul?b COBJJiaPOWDXST. ]
New Yobk, May 25.?Boutas ObjsxxsI hun como
off with tho honora and aererai odd trick s In the
InCerosting iittlo gamo botweon tho Union Loagtto
Club and himaolf. In answer to thoir summons for
him to appear and show cause why he should not
bo censured for tbo monstrous crime of going bail
for Jestebson Dane. .OagXLEr, tho honest and.
daunt! on ?i, complicedlo thorn with tho appellation-,
of nairow-mlndod blockhoads, and proooods to
"throw hatred,and lull doflanco tu their,f?oos." I
Ino f carica s o ra er adriaca the '?arrow-mi?ded
blo.'kheads not to- bavo moroy upon him, poor sin
ner, but to go'tbo entire porcino quadruped and*
expel film at once; tbo mon of contracted and
wooden montai acquirements feared, how over to J
act thus boldly and so contented thomeelvoo with!
somo spitoful, snoaklng, stab-in-tho-dark resolu
tions, donounolng the not and at tbo fiamo time ac-1
knowlod^rlng tliit ji is n?no of thoir business.
But why Is tho Herald down upon Datxb, - and
down Upon Hoiuo?for'.this'act tnat refloats so
much 'credit upon him, though It has turned
tho pious atdmaohs of tho narrow -minded and
long faced Union Leagues ? Because it will bavo
tho offoct j of Increasing tbo olroulation of tbo
Tribune, which i a already a dangerous rival, and
bosidos this, thoro is another shoo ' that pinchos,
and tho Herald "la mad at" the Tribun* bo causo {
fifty thousand dollars per annum .worth of c i ty
corpora,'ion printing Is dono by GbxelexO paper ]
instead of by lictKirr's. Thus does interest make
rascals of us ail, and thus tho nativo hue of poi i t ioni |
honasty is ni ekle d Over by the ' ".\.???? -?* mamiit
,,,,. ? .i!..^d?ACr UEEKLZr.
Notwithstanding tbo flaming noneca that have a jk I
poared in tho papers boro, in relation to the Jo rom o i
Bacca, I rogret to report that the racesIhomsolvoo
havo not thus fsr beoti anything <JTj go into co
stacios about. True, there 1 boon a brilliant
display of tb? bipedal birdp of fashion both malo
and female; true o fu} ri Rh thd eterne de (a ; cremo
bavo gono forth day after day in tho mag?lfioant
oquipagCB tei giachi m tbo conreo, (and tho mon of
courne,) with their proaonoe; tran, again it has
been pleasant to eoo tho a a Derby ri diu?
costumes both of trio falror and ' utorpor
sex, but yet , I cannot say much for tbo races
themsolios, .which havo. fur tho most^part ebur.
eisten of diahos of from three-fourths of a mile
to IyVo miles and three-quarters, and snob af
a?rs do not satisfy ono who calls to mind tho
good old timo, .when j four m;lo boats - were, tbo
ordor ot'tho day "(the first day) atr tho rogubtV.
mooting of tbo .Qbarloston, Jpokty Club.- A fine
tir di o - ho wovor, t? annouho?d for to-day; ind
I musi Jeavor to bo on hand to report it in my
noirt, should I find it worth reporting. Zigzag, my
old aratorra favorite, having taken off the mourn
ing ho bad boon wearing for hie deceased Jockey,
is'en tor pd for this reco, which will bo cou tea tod
abro by Blra?uc, Black Bess, Lady Atica and Black
bird, Tho celebrated Kentucky, the' winner' of
twenty-tli roo ra oes, Is oc Joying bin of? um cum dig
nUeUela thp,most comfortable kind of atableup at I
the Jerome Conreo, and ho la occasionally walk od
onion tho track tobo 'gai'od at by tho multitude, [
who wpnl^however, much'prefer seeing hiTja nmv I
When tbo gallant Bleed Is brought out on tbo tra ok I
the poop, o applaud, Kentucky seems t j amilo, his
ownors do . rimilo, h?- Jockey oniiloe, and (?rumi I
omnetj
U l^.wrjt'-Bo?-rii ban Just completed the pu rebano
of a site for his now th eatrn, tho building of which
wiB bo begun in about one mouth henoo, and com
pleted about next January. ..ilio theatre, which
wfljjbo located on the southeast corner of Twenty
third street sind Sixth' Avenue, will be enlbr?l^ fire
proof,' and will seat comfortably. ten thousand
spectators, j or' ebont eight i bunclrocl< morn than
Wallace's.- J k?L J. k?. 111 HC? *
.'Another Uioy-stoU-my-chlld-away caso haa Just
been reported to tao pelino authorities, and has
, , ? ?hro?.ln>ioi ????--? u?.? >- ?L-tJ * ?
child ned tbo "well-droased man" who came up in
a cu ach to where she was playing, and' walked off |
with, or rather rode off 'with tbo pretty UtUo girl.'
Why any one should prefer to steal children which
aro eo plentiful, instead of gr eon backs which' are j
so acaree, is a mystery mcbt clifllcralt to salvo. "'"
Th?! Ladies' Bouthem Rolief Association bavo
received rip to this dateras aokfiowlodged by thoir
Secretary,. Jilr, : abthub. Lat,|upwards.off sixty
three thousand1 d.ilerB, .whioh' bas been duly ap
plied to tbo rai ho worthy and charitable objects of
the Organization, and. its mem bare aid a till un
tiring jn thoir offerts ua. bohalf,of tho eanio noblo
?ai?so.; . j .' "... ".. . . , (. .. -,0;;;
* liver sijico iho ecaoiing of the tragic affair at
Ford's, Thoatro, in Washington, resulting in the
assassination of tbo President of tbo United Utat en,
and tho bbbsequent'&ptnre and lrillfng of tho or
pbfrator of the deod, a nunibor of or Helen bavo ap
peared, principally in Western, papers, wherein i
was in tima ted that there aro 'roasonabio grounds
to fdoubt tuo iaot that Jomt Wxlkbh Boothtjnk
ro ally captured and l?bed. aa alleged. It haa al
ways buen fashionable to" ahrng one's shoulders at
the mora suggestion of. each a probability, and to
rc'giitd all suoh artlolcs aa sensational canards
butibb timo has come, abqady, .when, people be
fytf bo refloat pKiti?lthojiprbt?oJtlque .ohropJnst?ni i
surrounding this alleged capturo and killing, and I
to indulge in doubts in relation'to' ovOrythinfr con
nect od with the affair.
A communication appears in-tho World of to
tU'yV, iaauo,, wherein tbo writer. states pooitiv oly
that lie was informed by ?jCaptain in Haiiaomi'e
wb/.m volunteer corpa that!a obdy kaid to bo the
romains of Wzlxxs Boom was buried in tbo yard
f the fu-sannl in Wajbj?gtJoni aud that Ui??"iJjdj<
waitAk?n^viy^/ft?owm \r}
a preconcerted arrangement with tho guardii. Tho
intimation is that tho ;bo<Jy.wae removed 1 oca use j
it 'w- ' not that of John \Vrijrxs Booth. - There
ein bo rid^^aa^'n^bJe'KTro
VVlXtTJCB Bootu was Ilio man who ohot and klllod
Pr'esidBrit-?^t^'' tt jFt^i^j^^,'^^*^;?
waa h? who was found in the^ barn with BLAjbolx);
but nuppoiio fhat when Hajiouj cAroD^orth from
Lh o barn ho 11 ad been'- taken Off - by a guard*, aup.
pose
and encceodod In making his escapo?oonjidor then
w\xr?l?tfJ 5^J5?^
bad oocapod^-and what oould W'iSr'ffr^?Rbft
trumplup ft.ttor?.rrfhU'.??Btdh'f^d..W?7 buriel.
Thoso who are inclinod to rogaxdall this as * vision
ary sp^'|daii?rL;ttOnW bear bi'rnmd that on pn? po
oaslon whon ia waa propesodtn thobaUs of Oongross
to finbth'tho djvj^?fi.'optilo row*idfor'^oV;,^Tirj?.
of Boo ir, ono Oongroeemsa eroso and boldly pro.
tostedlagainst tho.moaeuro on tho groimd th?i t^oj
Qoveirfimont vsStiteaOuTltt>ftsal fl nary 1 %?OOA-t>alf i ttuL
'oUoged capture., Now I would not baTP Wjtfjjf,
auwKotWt .I 'en?r?i'thb bellof lbdulgod' In-by,
many that JoHk Wmris Booth is- still aUvo, bat I
do contend that tnero. axe at least five chances in
a hundred that Suoh" may be the.oaso, . . I
Tho hour -draws postilar, ^bo raoes U\ bogin.
Moro ?ft^i^^H^fJ
-How xt>%p9? a Narwar?ri?^Th't?e'h? a ?^rbT
of good tM&m to' followiiig oxtraot of sjiM??j?.
do in! ?^oS^? ' lO*M?oh?%) Nevu. That toi
exactly correct whin it says that a piper can only
be; ludg?dCy'j^'%oner?tonor"r < . ..
:"?U people tvro prono to exproos thob* ?pteloWi
beforp they hkvo properly ocrralderod *?e.TOg?f>.
oonoornl-g w.iioh thoy so rotdUy givo their :
I meut.' We will gouorally find that tho iosa
ma ?t. ! We will goo orally una tost tao i ?
found knd thoughtful mon are tho readiest to
opinions. Bnbmonof goodatttunniobU somoU
^frin Ind?mont, l>ooa is? they do not pxtond t?oij
observations otr?r Of WP* &?8?.',
long; qrb*cAu?/o?hoydonotextvniindohough?oU.
Arno?.? thoso things peculiarly, hablo to bo mis- |
judged upon innutnclent examination, is tho pro
vai?ng sontlmont of ? newspaper.. ? ; r, '.; V
.. People ' wiU, somotimes, aftor a nasty poru?ai,
oondoihn or approvo of , and wlU, opon the ap-.
Maranbo of tho next Issue, reveres their opinioni
Ttisr? tro tow nowtnapnrs in which arti ole* in bad
Ustei fcrrors of fact, and occasional raokUesij^ln,
abortion, may hot bo ' found?but i paper tboulo
d raputation,
b or article."
alt?Fa?y,
every Uno
wh?ohTe'Wor'uooe?pp^r lu ? djto?itoi'antfho
aho^ldlrn^bo^h^^?o^^ j
toocMipmop improssiou that au oil?t?r writes' (or
at ?oast fioasbefire .-pub?ctllon), ?11 that, appesar?,
lMdeiO Tury false impnasions, and :ofVrti induces
n'empii (to v&^^^^mm^g^Mgm^jg^ -y
'i^t?t^E^k^?i^^^^0^0^^0? mthleDle
?iot isi in-iv-very-ecniriebin*^ the
past fo> d?.ys tbo ? ?L\?J?**S?.?5f*efcTJK:
tStj?ti
Mticrn JcnimaL
CUn.UK.NT TOPICS.
Tra UmoM LsAotns Club, at ita now famous
.meeting teat week In Now York, celled to oonaoro
"odo of ite mombon?"? ?nixra Qanui?for hie
conduct in connection with Iho bail of JtmnsoN ;
Davis?was extremely solicitons that roportors
should be rigidly excluded. Union League* baro
boon dark lantorna from the beginn bag. However,
althbagh Corbame, aided by sundry police officers,
kopt tho "M. P's" outside, somebody, ovidontly
ono of tho Immaculate, "peaohed," and tho pro
ceedings are published in full in tho Now York
World of tho 23d. Tho names are givea of thoso
who wer o proa ont, aa well a* tho part they
respectively took. The great resolutions of oon
enre, which were "cut and dried," were voted down
by a email majority, after ? long and stormy.: do
bato, ana tho following ''compromiso"?blowing
hot and blowing cold at tho amo timo? a uh at Itu ted
therefor. - < .?,..?..
Resolved. That tho Union League Club nf Now
York decidedly disapproves ana oondorans tho
balling of Jofferson ?? 8, tho *<ead of tbo lato
bloody, rebellion, boliovlog that ho has boon guiltv
of nnporollolod crimes against his oonntrv and
bnmanity ; and a decant roRard for the parriotism
of the poople. for tho e-orinco*. of tbo war and for
tho sacrcdncss of Justice, reqnlred that ho should
?e dot?lnod In prison until t-iod tor his crimoe. '
Jlemoteed, That thoro is nothing In the action of
tho Hon. Horace Qreeley relative to the bailing of !
Jefferson Davis which calls for any procoodlng on
tho part of this Club. t-,--. ?Aia rs; ?
! U - ; ?-?i f i Li ? ?$* ? I
The jratyt Pauiuiut iiax Caiii-aiun In not very far I
offi.'"Already there is groatsoheming andplottiojt. |
log-rolling and wire-pulling to compaoa ??m:.y a a
end.; Grajtt and Wau?eV'prom!nent candidateli.
oA^aJutngton concopondont'of tho Cincinnati
Oommii-clal given a dotajlod account of. tho in
trigues and man uvres that aro in pro ere a s at
Washington to soonro the nomination' ?i 'Bxh.
Wade,I or Ohio, for tho Prooldonoy, or falling that,.
for tho, Vico-Preaidsnoy... He aaya that Judge T).
K. ?ABTit?, of the District of Columbia,-. Is \tgrO-.
moat lp this movomont, being especially anxious
to defont Chief Justice Chape, again, aa 'ho did iri
1860. jln ordor to got Qon. Grant out of tho way,
Jndge Cabteb, according to this correspondent,
recently called npou htm, and f urn ally and1 in his
most impressive manner announced ' to tho
O onorili .that tho' timo had arrived when
ho must mako his decision whether ho waa I
willing to bo a candidato for tho ProriidonoT tot the;!
United Ht atea on tho Republican ticket or not.
Qen.O. didnotlikoto anaworsuch diroctquestions;
bat gavo his Interlocutor to understand that whllo
ho did not seek tho office, etc., oto., ho should not
fool at liberty, A o This was not what Jndgo Can
tzb Wanted, for U. 8. Qbaiti le a formidable can
didato; and it will by no means bo cany " to
Win through slaughter to a throne."
Xho Boottish American Journal, haa the follow- !
lowing inquiry after a young nobleman at largo:'j
Hin il a h OaAwyrjBX) .?Some time ago,
tho death of Sir Liu Cbawtttbd Pollo waa an
nounced, and it was stated that hie qoh, th? hplr,
had gone away of hie own accord, and could not
bo heard of by his relati vea. Mr. Obawvubs (now
ir Urem) nailed from Liverpool for Now York by
the Inman lino of steamers, In the Fall Of 1866, and
It is supposed that ho is now traveling ineogntio in
the, Unitod States. Without any apparent reason
no haa kept hie whereabouts secret from hin family
and friends ; and if t Lue paragraph ehould meet hie
oye, it is to oo hoped that it will stimula to him'to
look after his in tore s ta. He la hoir to FoLlok Cae
tU and f?OOO'a year. ' _.( '".,
Tho moniberu of tho Holy' Synod of thu Or?ok
CJh'uroh, with.- ? largo number of other influential
portions, have signed a manifesto to repel ' tho
current aspersione against thoir , country, by
showing tho progr?s? m ?do by Abg kiDgdoin, not
rt ithij onding tho narrow territory to whioh they
ir ero so cruelly limi tod by the great0powere. They
?ny: "No people, in thirty-three years,'haa marc hod
inward with more rapid steps. All car t<jm?=, ? j
3 0 tir?n nuitn In mina. jiavn iA?iM?e ???>?? I .
moa have been/.founded; tho population ha? .
tripled; thoro is no village that has not A adSohi, I ?
;io child that cannot,- read} our young man flock to J *
tnVUniveirfty' f?n*- tlfousand vose?la ma^hirty-j
thouannd G rook.sailors co-operato . In Lbo'comtner
Bial relations ? f Europe ; onf port? ar? i I^rdvodi]
new roads or? being opened;' the Sank or Athens
is ono of tho most prosp?rons in Europe; mer
chante have factories ail over'tho world;, 'grienj
luro,.by moans of individual efforts and:the label
jgor.t ostsooiatione of our farmers, haa made rapid
progress, and' certain of thcoo branches might,'
perhaps, even servo pi; models in 'ali thosi coun
j-ies. ' Lastly, we are striving, even when ecarcoly
imctged from.'a revolution, ,to practico, without
Ustarbanocs, all civil, political and religious liber
%\vj:m wMm m ?*|
-J?rn* W. FoauTXIf.in. bla speech to a oolorod dele
gation whioh'waited upon' him Jtiat before'he
'sniLod away to sea," said:?"1 b'oliftvo (hoday is
joining, and that it la not far.dietant, when, frani
ihe State Of South Carolina .there ,\ill lio in
?alls ojf Congress a black man, abler than Joiik, C.
Dmiciun over wan, an?t thai ibera' will go from tho,
State of Ken looky at least as able' a black man' tie'
SauTBT O'l^y,'.' and, wo may oafoly odd.'Whon W.
als?k mari will All tho office erf Clerk of tho;TJnited
?ia im ! Sonato who will discharge tho dut loo of hia
position wj t b m o ro abili ty and1 fidelity th an Jo its -
Vf. yoiiHKi has oxbiLiU'd, andbeluivo moro Ukp,ft
i?entloman. So aaye tho Bouton jP?tJftJ?? tJ jC
liio. Trees, pud doaorvea commendation for the
rery correct ?st im a to he placea apon his own abili
ties. Ho .witnessed th# grand illumination of SU'
Peter's at Bornean tho night before Ees tor Snn
Jp^e/aild in pinco of nt tempting a dereriptlon of
ni a ?wn, ho oopies an account of it given several
foars lago by afra. AatxuA li. IIbwaiids, In ono '
>rVhorr?ov?lir This is'senelbl?.' " e
> Societ? oaarp le the title of a new aspartmofet' *
t: that gjlt-odged, sweet opoponax. soented. h?b-: \
lomadal, the New York liorna Journal. Under I
this 'head it publishes "EngoRomonta," as thus:
'A. ila ght c r cf tli? . .' Dr. Booz? is ehgag?? to
Mr. aValk?ii, ol Ulla city.". Noxt, "lintertain
:ru!2'.?.'' Tho following are nomo of thorn: ".On
rhvjra'day evening, Miss Ltna. OLiBK'gaveA Qex
tnan, . ... On tho aamo o veni g,, Mr r and Hr s.
Bo?rkf oelobratod their 'wooden wedding* by a Ve- 11
Tjcxingtou ?Tu.lt>o, riVva-nstonttn-'iMisy; Bjmar.av. 1 :
aping European nigh-life withavvengeen?e. Bow- | :
, wo would ecarooly expoot. shodd;L^ to bos| j
very 'pootical or remantio.. MeretrlokraaQflWfm
is cf ita very "easonoa; and tho above-namoa Mies
Nancy Journal, it appear J, haa become tho regular
tirgan of this clique of oxquislfea. " How Intensely
intemtiDg, for instance, la tho following,'which
elsa appears ander the botd of "Eutortalnmonte" ;
i?Afow'days previous to hlfl" departuro ^01^
jjptjj Mr, FaunoDT gavo a dinner party,- mt' Boston,
to ,aome, intimato gentlomari friends, After, the
cloth jiad' been removed, Mr, A? >i)tw^'and
propoi od to d^nk the heul th of thp^owtjaj eon
of any gontl?man "present, Ono. gonuoman said,
ho hai a little son throo months old; another a?id
,ku*?iooi waa only eta weeks old), while another**
t two wert?. Mr. Jiararies^of Boston, roao
Tufdsald hle\'?n XMlbu>;^*rl^gb^^
ttavini filled thrir gliewss, Mr. Pzadodi, rose and
said > Wo ' will ' drink * the hb'alth of 0?wbob ?Ay,
;^) ; |9 ? ", How.tiwl?bjgl.. ;:-?. $ \ >i t'./.u
lMr?rWrf.,fxa thon .???, \ ^ \')^*)^; }.
-lit?rari Jonrnala about Ot? paternity of .Borno lines,
of poeiry? orJ$ WWp**tWty^Rl*:.WrV.?\$it .
of proso. ?hes'p orphan- thu4 oiot ..upon .tho
litbtirT world, nnV.rinfroqnent^ are, of, Terjr: irflpa?
?atflo oVlpin, but labor undor .tho mla?ortano ot :
havlngjlost their progenitors. Boing thus thrown
a tho'ooldchariUOe of lM-^?xi?flnt?j'Vai&[
hoartod ladles, and oooaslonally aomo gontl?inon. j
I trotil od with a snrplosof lelsnro/ spend tnucB
t?xUM find pedl-frees /o^ thoao Uterary waifs..
TaVRugiUh "'Notes and ? ???? lito 16?g ?otkod
In thiatfleld, and its yocmatant re*Atnn?h6^,Ui
???np?lnqnoUtW u
: Mana papere . a enloma for ? Answer?-to
Correepondonte," in whioh qnotatlpna la searoh of
m latheV ?re trotted oat to the puhlUi, to V H?
I r??ed and adipted. , ''SmaD. by degreos and boaa
SfoSloee,'' is of?# of thee* linto thai hM t?ag dtW
tied ' ?denUfiCAtlon-'- i This is jnorb often fhA oaap,
'^Wmost farrdUar qnota^oDS, t?aawith thote
loa* o?ten oxod. Thus we eoe a oorroaTJ?hd^t^ ]
tho last nombei ni^Jmv?q
' .
. Editob: For tho information of thoeo who
havo tho Brazil Fovor, I eond von a lottor for pub
lication, from 0110 who haa recently returned from
South . America. Mr. B. Is a gentleman of oloso
observation, and poaaoaaoa moro than ordinary in
toUigonao. Any t alom on te nado by him in refer
ence to Brazil may bo implicitly rolled upon. I
nm convinced in my own mind that we ham tho
host country in the world. . All that .wo require ta a
stable Government and a ^workinjg, economical
peoplo to rostoro us to otir former prosperity. ' '
xotirt truly, j Q. W. W.
CnABiESTon, May 38th, 1867.
BaBJtoDSBUBa, Er., May 23,1807.
O. IF. WCUamt, Etq.
Djcab Bib: On our parting at Obarlcaton in
January last, on my way to Brazil. I promiaod to
address you on my return to,tho Uuited States,
which I ow do, Attor tracolline; bn tho coast and .
land thr?o thousand miien in Jtrne?l, I rotnrnod to ,
tbo United States, satisfied that Brazil would not
nuit our cupio, all thingt coneidorcd, no twit h -
stanili R thousands aro Rtlnp there who aro not
informed, and I think will ntvor bo hap ?-y or o von
comparatively eatfaflod. Naturo baa don much
tor Brazil." Moro b atitlnil harboi? and acenory
tho world cannot efroel-i-mpch. of th?. ?oll Tory
tortilo, but not-rfionj' ? than many part* of tho
Unitoci Btatoe; a fino climate, that la if ono ta fond
of porpotuTl eummer. iTiorroonaoter averaga from
78 to 08?in abort, average of a South Carolina
euminor. Bio do Janolro l?S""JBpiy tbo oUinato
of Havana. Population of ?Mf.*??S?V - Bn* few
roa'da in tho entire omirtr*ltnal w ? ? .? ? om.
?, -"?J omv "''V?.^lfl?^'"?V enothor. ono
E, ono o^wJi^h^'&nUirw thB otboT ninety
. l regard tbo oountry aabolna adapted won
for oofTeo, auger and tobacco, but not for ?ruin,
and cotton I regard aa yet an experiment. Bioo
dooa Wall. I hare very great doubte aa to cotton
doing well thoro: tho soil ib all 'right, but tbo cli
mat.-. I doubt. - Thoy do havo tbo wot and tbo dry
Boaaon thoro, and either of 'whioh would min a
ootton oro In Carolina, and I boo no oaaon why it
would not in Brazil, tatet your, in tho moat dost
rable provinco, I understood that it did not rain In
nix monthn. , It la tho,woral country 1c tho wcrld
tu obtain truthful .information aa to those mat
tore' All tbo book-writ era docolvo tho public,
and whon I eoo y an I will tell vou tho'oanao, whioh
ou will oaaily nnd intend. Thoro aro no faclll
loa in tho oountry, and wo ree than all, the- lan
guage, whioh ia 1'ortnguoHo, thon, the habite, rnan
oora and modo of living arid any man moat bo
very vain who euppoeoa that a fow Amori : ? can
go to; that natural fine oountry and causo thoeo
copio to adopt ours., .No bo. .. If you go thoro yon
muat givo up tho English, aaqhiro thoFortugnoso,'
and booomo a thorough. Brazilban beforo you
could begin' to hyo there -livo on Mandio
ca moal for broad,' and a barrel Of Imp rtod
Boor, ! to roaoh iho .interior on the back of
a pacik mule, whioh ie a. groat curiosity, and
bacon, rarely Boon In Bio, lift y conta por pound
in gold, and of the many families going there now,
by the timo thoy ac tlo in tho interior, I think it
ioublful whether thoy will ever aoo a ham of
bacon: or barrel of flour agam. Society nono
whateyor.
The coffee plantations wore beautiful in tho ox
bremo! Tho nogrooa looked well, and would class,
appearance, with ours m tho States, In the daya
)f slavery, bnt I did riot think thoy wore aa-eood
rrorkurs. Tbo ? ? of-o aven for young mon and
ironfen, likely, from $500 to MOO. Much moro haa
>oo said 'in this country about the emancipation
it elnvorv in Brazil, than has boon said thoro. If
I could cavo consented' to ?ottlo in Br?i-.il Toan'
>nly say: that I would not havo had any fears on
h't tarare. Bnt il could not cons ont to Bottle
hero with my family, all hinge ooueldorod. Of
todreo I cannot nndcrtako in this letter to go into
let ill, when seo von, I can J toll you many tbinge
u tore ? tin g an to that oountry. -?? **
I havo purchased pro eriy In Kontnoky, and
iball return to South Carolina''next week and
ien.ee will eoo 70 elior ily.-1 I
Vis ! Youra truly, ? -??' D.L.B.
?r.'j ! j.-'-'' .Vi . ' ." W ?iti I " I ' I - ' -
\ ;;.^e|oHQ;f?.|;
giti letter from Bo Witt county, Toxaa, aays.
'Tho depression her - la groat. Stock cat tlo acll
ne lnecmo plaooa a three dollar? each; sheep ono
lollar ; land nominal. Cotton balod from tho gin
viO not command aoven conta, anecio. Juago
loll attempted to bold oonrt at ElrJlolUvillo, on
1er the mihtary order, but 00old get no Jury- only
br e grand and two petit jurors obtained after two
laya trial. Adjourned anu went homo."
The O vznjTLow,?At last we have tbo pleas uro of
ooounoiu to oar rcade.ru tho fact that tho waters
ia?kTa \\\e~Tae?\&F (}am?^toc ^bo:oniug the
:uuntr>- At for cultivation. J Although the wat?r la
ailing off faster than wo had anticipa tod, there are
till many of our poonipl?nteroiwh?do landa will
lot be froo frbm the wJlerh whioh1 cover them ba
gro a month or two yot to como. But those whoso
[ood fortuno it la to Inhabit - that por .ton of tho
o un try situate at aomo distance from tho swamps,
rill in a few weeks and oven days be able to return
o their homes,' pat up their lencos, and olanting
inoe moro tho plow Into tho fuirow, will resumo
hoir intcmptod labora. A good crop in corn.
Kftatoos and other previsione cas vet be raised: it
a not too late to do eo.i?Cbbrier of the Ttohe, 18 .
Lieut. W. A. Wright haa laid upon, our Labio a
pocimon of the cotton now growing on his plan
ati in Jefferson County. The ootton ia by far
be finest- wo have seen '? the etalka measuring fif
oon inches m'lohg?h." Liout. W. "eet?natoo tho
atiO of tho crops of cotton and com In his neigh
>orliood at two-thirds Of th? formar to' one-third
f tho lutter.?Auqusta ChronioU-tt Senluiet.
TpxAu.?Wo loaru through a letter rrom sub
fifit residing In Smith county, Toxaa. and who
rrit?a na under date 6th instant, that tho corn
rop of that aouffonls most promising, moat of It
lolngknoo big U at that timo and growing off flnc
r. The freedmen, aa a general thing, wore not
lolng well. Under tao it uaanoo of bad m?n from
he North, thoy woro ' bosoming insolent a?d oyen
vorboariiig. Much of tboir tima,was a unt in
inbllo meetings, stump speeches and demands for
moo. Tho fruit was tearly1 all 'killed by tbo lato
toeU?.'~et?riiaJf?pef:i.i. II ????? Jr : ?l
Tim Columbia (H.-C.) oorrespondonI of tho Now
' * Tima, writing May 20th, Bays :
enti em an of IntoUigonco and information from
_tfliry Biutrict?contrai in ita lcoaticn?gives
aera few facts opon tho crop now In the dold. The
rhbatiorop is expected to bo. about .the aame aa
jat of 18G0, aud Lliia means of oourso a very tino
rop ' for 1807, As this grain oomos earliest,' a
ood crop la of vast importance to our, starving
BSt3Lj ify the 20th ofL Jt?nb^hb'oarlicBf whoat
rill be In a cttto to ba m ado available aa. food.
?ne corn <a?p'-'iB*?peot?d to' average ! K' half;
hat It, about a half aa much. ta that of 1800.
Vith good eeaaoriB from' th? pr?sent 'Unie ' tho
armor expe?ta to hiako oboiit cnougli ctirn to nub
iat upotf fq:, th? eiWhing jqai ; and thialwoald bo.
mply ajimoleht wore hot a good deal, of it, by va
lona expedioutn o? bartox and trade, modo io moot,
be pressing wants of tbo prosent timo; thus uborU
ining, to ? ?xtont.i next year'o aupply.' Thd
o tton crop will aiao be about a ball of what I860
iroduoed. The geh^qmai). ot,whom-Lnm apeak
ng gavo mo ai .ist. 0f_ bth ?'planiere, tf-?icfvbcrry
)istrict, w,th tbo number of balea of ootton thoy
iroducod tn 1860 and ISSO reepeotively. Those ten
nantcXB in 1800 mado 1012 bales pf cotton, and in
8?? thoy mado 223, lesa than onb-fourtb. He es
imateli that thoy will make at least twice at) much
bla year aa thoT did in -I860. - Bo that?to rocA
ritrJate?thlB genUemarioipflQta hie sootlonof Una
lUte to mah a a full crop of Wheat: half a crop of
ern, and half a crop or. ootton. -I>havo e?nfidtnoo
jf interest, ?[eXujj? tho fMnva ot 001
ion. The woathar haa been remarkably 0601,. and.
thia tender plant haa been eufferhip: from ita
affecta. Should it continue lonzor, and the etand
it cotton die out, we think -^^l?xtrlla\ ^y>^
itbTiIdTbe greatly advanoed by planUng twre to ?"*
ateadJ Co^rnpnantodin.Jnney If ????niablo, will
io vory--wolhasd?teo^ie?ily;weh?T*e
??i?'to W?&&
yptHeX^fcpd"win bo Inrextwaalo*V ?or several
rust. ?The cMro and004ton aro doing waU oTimort
6|-1bo!i^UtlCDae,io mtix favortblo eoaeoTie, thodo
crops will be suoh aa to oheor and romnnerate ttr*
oleifere, and-relievo ?'from tho SHIgM
urovieione toithelr ownnao and had to eptro. i Ho
- ... v....-voriahed thomadvee who were rc
1
??- " -.1 ? on ?. stete Korn?. -.?,-- , - - . vl , .
ftTH??Ma^TJnfiorJ the. Itifltwrioo of t?a'e'a??Mr.
ive Bhow.ore, . Whioh, ^Plffl?
week, thecrop?, gOTerally ?yrtking, Wal? h?k
m^^^^^AenW iw>l chwtredlrili? \vo\
j?Wo axe, pleased to oboexvo ilioao.1 ndicillons, and
hope to a fow yparo to eoo our piantalo moving to.
tho sphere rfh?ftb. they cnoo oecropled in tbo conv
mormal world;and free from tho ombarwatnont*
#mohhowiSf?i?oIveaTllyrrr^the^. : ? ' f\
e...,.i. i fflSfifllftT^ IKcuttrn Journal \\
' 'Lati 'Psi?iTE?.?Poo Dee. B?tmt. haa ag aln
t?e? Tkltod by;a>FM.7yJ?a<5?>e?, ? the.wt^.aT?md-?
ing overlhirloWigroDes* tea many mila* aro irradi
The er?panearthQ ri taf were lrrjured to'- ?otre ? <
tent, bST^rteani *naA th?? Irtrif^rB^r??^
ahoukl bo .Tuaktd by an unuaual amonnt of rain.
ejppwth of oorn and sotto ??o ri v? piantav
Houiiu only tcmporarUr-jfct^^
taken i .frcali ttwv, f^ bVj fair t? inako ^co .?
cTorai.--?xiie?T?Jo>arri^ - ?*;* f";1-'-*',;3.^
11 * . noiiinn ' I ' m 1 i it ; ' " I ? ';'.' ,?.' 'Jfii?,
?'?? The ^iaefiiet'OfjiVt?i^m
throug 1 the n'troc'tJ of 'Waahineto'itoa Wodnreday
bf lut
mm
ONE PRICE
:
.SFAREI 0 8T0CK 18 not?
ent of
CLOTHING
And'
i
Adapted to this market, ih un we
have eVer offered.. We : have. gif en
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness of fabric
strength of material and dnrability
of color. Much the larger portion
of our Stock is made hi our own
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods n?t' of our own man
ufacture, such aa are usually sold
ready-made, the difference we shall
be glad to show our customers, .,?.
In fixing our prices, from which
w? make no deviation, we have taken
Into ; consideration, .the depressed'
state of the market, and the univer
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead
ing prices:,
"" " ' """"'?t' rotts... .18 00
ujj wool TWEun stjixu. .
ILL WOOL TWEED STJITSV.".'....i? 00
3LAOK AND .WEITE, MTX CAflSTMEBE
8Ur}?S, our own maio..'..V.?:,?.;'.%.16 00
CHBEE STYLES OF MIDDLESEX CASSI
MI: BF. SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AMI)
T.Tn^Mtywrmita. ''.. ..:??;.:,:.'.)., ....1800
3 LACK ANI) WEHE MIX CA?SIMEEE
; surra;." /.r,:::..';?;;-. iV&?s|.i. ?.t?p?
i ilk mix. Tricot, different MIX- '
tubes: :'..*.'.?...........v........... *, od
7INK I1LACK GERMAN H?TTS..'. .27 00
3ARK BB?WN 1 GRAJN De po UDER
SUrj?... ..... . .29 (
3LACK DRESS SUITS, ranging- in prioo
froto..'..?.;'... j;.;'...?...'.>.:rV,,fieto68 w
unen B?rrS,iirom.... ...., .L....... ,16 to 20 00
; ?':..''; ffif:' ": '?;.?.
In1 addition to tho above, we have,
tnanv good Styles of lio HT AN!)
?a^ktjlNct- *
lud in Pants and Tests.
/, . ? ...oJA JLtiiCtn i..J...: ;jUt;n :t:vi i>j.<,aj.
itt I .Vii ih?.. . .?.....-> ? . ..i. i. ,? .? . :?.
?IiPApAJ?AOKe
3RAp'd?BTE SOTTS bili'l ?... '?:.?.- !l . ..
I .. ?, . .: :?. .- : . .. , uni:
rlARSELLLEfl vests, White and Fanoj ?' ?' '
3 lue flannel senrs, of rsry iU.3 qnaUty
?EAV?\?/i^l^^/1,iTT^U'A".; '..'y ..;??/. I ? >
Mt|nl addition-to our ujsoal assort
ant of GE^TIxl^?l^ ??ra^H
ing i ?o'pB^vwe^^? ;to ^-pMtt
pul?i^ attention tp u.ux . . ?
have our SlintTS made by our own
V?\foty''vt3?L':#* thl?k they w?l
comparo favorably ?n ety?? amii Jt
T^Y jLX)MiPRISE
riftb^l^ ?8 60, Mid
:..?:?.
l?
.!
We invite th? etteutlon of COUN
TRY? Ml?llCllANTS and P?aINOV
??JfS j IOUIt ;GT^o?li, Whicii We
?re yelling in quantities at very low
mlresi ,
J^fR* ? vi: -
^MAt??LAH, WIMS:
1 ?m :-.?.?.. ^ .^.--..-'--i- ? '?
.;';,>??' ,?!?..??.?? -? ;<???">2?.??*'..>
COBNEB E ?
' : ! '/ ? . ? ...... u>
|^ii?^TONAS?:c,;:r.
HARRIBD,
On Mondar morning. 31tb Inaiarti, br Ilio Rot. Onnia
ttah rja.Hcaai., D. D.. Mr. B. D K?TBAN SIMONS to
Mia. "ASOLINE E. WATTES, both of tbU placo. No
carda. .
9sT 'flic Prfeside and Acquaintance* or Mr.
and Mrs. AUAM B. GLOVER, and also tboas of J. B.
Baurifraaa, Hr., aro rosr-ocUully invited to attend tbo
fonerai of tho former, at tho Olbadol Squero Daptlat
Church at half-part Four o'olook this afternoon.
Haris
? CHARLESTON BTEAM FIRE OOMPANT
OF AX?HEN?You are hereby aummoDod to appear ln
tirons dress at the Engine Bou re, Thlt A?rrnoon at
aelf-paat Three o'clock, to attend the funeral of your late
Brother Firemen, ADAH . a lover.
By order E JOHN WHITE,
Inay 39 1 Secretary,
*W MARION LODGE NO. 3, L O. O. F.?THE
Macere aid M am bor? of this Lodgo are Invi U d to as
embloj at Odd Fellowa' HaU. Thu Afternoon, at half
>aat re o'olook, to pay tho lut tribute of reepect
o our late broth or, Vico O rand ADAH . O LOVER,
rho Brethren of our etrter Lodges are alto fraternally
nritedj .. .
O. F. D. PETIT,
u?r ? 1 Secretary.
*A E B^CTETY_THF. OFFICERS j
nd m embere aro rorpoct'uUy lnv<tod to attend tho fone
al of tbetr brother membor ADAM B. OLOVEB. at CI ta
ci Square Baptist Church, at half-paat Four o'clock,
. , ? ??? a*?**? Invitation.
Hay 98 1
AW ORANGE LODGE, NO. 14, A. F. M.?YOU I
re requested to attoud tho Funeral of your late Brothor
ID AM O LOVER, at tho Oltadol Square Baptist j
Jbureh, Thtt Aflcrnoon, at half-past Four o'clock.
By .order of tbe W. H. W. A. OTB80N,
Hay 39 Secretary.
MkT- The Relative*, Friends and Acquaint-1
nose df Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM FBEEUaN, and of
Ira. Am Co boo au? and h mily, aro reipealfnlly luvt tod
o attend the funeral serrlcea of Urs. WUT, A M FREE
A"? from Bt Patrick's Church Tail Afternoon at four
.'clock, w'thout further invitaran. ' ?' ' Hay 39
8PECIAI NOTICES,
?ir, LOST OB arOLEN.?THE FOLLOWING
E drafts have mysteriously disappeared from
or possession, and wo hereby caution all persona not to
salin toara, as Mr. EPSTIN has stopped the payment
f the same :
. Draft of P. W. PLEDGER for S183.82, eooepted by
ISO. . INO RA AM.
8, Draft of J. H, STEVENS fur WAll, eocepted by
10PEB A 8TONET.
8. Drift of J. J. DAVIS for $70.28, accepted by GEO
LINGRAHAM.
May 28 8 E A A 8E .
Bar BnADTIPUL HAIR.?CHEVALIER'S
DTE FOB 1>B BATB positively restores gray hair to ]
a original coli I and youthful beauty; imparta Ufe and
trength to the weakest hair; stops its falling out at
noo; keeps the head elsan; is unparalleled as a hah
leasing. Bold by Sil Druggists and fashionable hair
ressers, and a my office. No. 1133 Broadway, Now
Ork. I SARAH A. CHEVALIER, IL V.
DO WIE A MOIRE,
No. 1 Meeting street,
m^*c' ' Opposite Charleston Hotel.
jsjfoVajrA^ . . t ...... Bmoe
A?- E ?8 LIGHTNING FLY-KLLLER I
HI oortamly exterminate these peats, if ita use Is per
ivercd In. , Beware oi bogus Fly-Paper, which some
oai'oa keep because they can got It for nearly nothing.
On't he swtuule-d. ' Ask far BUTCHER'S, which is sold
i all live druggists. imo ?' Mayos
A?-' B AT H EL OB' HAIR ^
PLXNDTD hair DYE is the best In the world.- The
oly fresi and perfect Dy%?harmless, rellahla, instan
Jitone,. ,Ko, disappointment No ridiculous Unta,
aturai Black or Brown. Bentediee the ID effects of J
ye.. Invigorates the hair, loas lug It soft and bcauUAu.
ho genuino is signed WMiaa A. Bat?tUr. ' All others
raer* 1m I retirme, sad should to r?? 33ld.bx.aB J
rpet, H*w York. ?
Sir BEWABE O? A OOUNTKLLS?rr.
Deoembirio ? " ? '''1 !: ' lyr
?^THE OBJkVEST A ^ E OF ?OtJTH
ND EARLY MANHOOD.?HOWARD ASKO0LATi0->
9H?.YB, on the Physiology of the Passiona, and the
rrcre/Aburcs and Diseassa peculiar fay the first age oj .
an, with Be porta on now motuocut of treatment, om
?jedll? this institution. Bent in sealed'Iettar on
?lopesi free of oharg-eJ' ' '" ' ' "
Adiro? ? Dr. J. BKILLIN IIOUGUTON,
'' j : a Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
.May pp.,,. . ? ;; . .. . ,,?mo.
OTjHOTirjE T J MARXNEBa-OAFTAINS
!TD PILOTS Wiehl? - .(o such or th et- ytoaoU In Ashley
lvcr, Are roqueatodnpt to du so anyKhoro within direct,
age of ih* heads ol tho SAVANN?i? RAILROAD
HABVE8, o? the Oharlceton 'i?d St' Andrew's ! Jo of
,* Ashley Brrsr; by whleh provocation; contact with.the j
?. Telegraph Cableiwfll be avoided, j
b. C. TURNER, . M.
*? O?Ac?, ChazlestoQ, February ?, lees.
m
OP TOOTH.?A GENTLEMAN
bo raffir?d for yrera'from Kcrvrms Debility, Pro- ,
>Decay, and an thr, effects of youthful tnflisctro- |
on, rnO,; for the sAko of suffbrlrig humanity..aend. tree,
-11 who need it, the receipt and *** * fur making
19 .simple remedy by . which he was cured. Sufferers
Ubi? ? to profit by' tho advertiser'* eiporlanoo, oan do
("by;addr*e=mg, is perfectoonadenoAi. '?
' J ?lili!? 1 JOHN B. OGDEri.
Aprili 3 j 8moe? , .No- A3 Oedar street. Mew York.
*^|ABTlx,WUIi EYES,?ABTOTCUL HO- ,
[AN eyes mado Ao order .and inserted try Dra. j p. ?
AUOB (id P. GODGLEMANN (formerly ompjoyod by
orsaomriAr/, of Paris); No. 699 Broadway, New York,'
April W - .-'v.'.i!.. s A" '?. : > .n ' ? vyr
?^ PTJBLIO NOOl?Ix^-^THB OIBPENHART OF
is V'o ii-th HealUl Die trloi, ln oh irge of Dr.' J.' BO MERS
V?tX. hu been rem prod Crom the dty Hospitel to the
juUioAit comer of, Bt, Philip and Warren a treats, where
jfggS ?r?l be ~n between ? and id o'cl00k A. M., 'and
and a o'oleck V.' H., and calls ietta? heretoibra. '*1
' I :>:. ; : - .qw^BOS A PELiSEB, M. D.,
Kay B4 ,,,.;? .?.?,? .Mr.. t . . City BegUtrar.
neailrj?rai Hbr?BcTMllHar^1 IJistr,?-?^
i^us'ihai tte^prea?s?iaeaaly -apply of load to *a j
iroltrlie la eertooary. dirnlnlsMl hy to* large quantity ;
eonr?msd'la numtrous dlstlllerleav put up snd 1
ctrkeA In douane* of th a revenus Uwe of the United
ata? i it Is rtproa nted that tew or none of the require,
rots of law Are'?baarted la any of tbeees?bllaaments;
i?t the officer* of the IntornA) rsvenu* rentos, ?hfi*
uHaavorlns to rases* and eeUeat the whiaksy tax. are
?raa?liy treated wiih dteespeet, snd eomotlmee
euaced with violsnce ; And that when offender* are
roce eotad in the oiv? porrrte, afld tteiattons of the In- ?
anal revenue, laws, lr^Usputably proved, Jori** fail to
3rrrtc4 the perUes j It is furthsT abo tra that toi? ua
,wrul trafflo msio* food dearer In placea where Urge
nmber* are depending upon publia and private bounty ;
a\ the Oxrrernment la, cadde*, tlefraadad of a large
mcmntofreraiuio 1 that tbo autooriry c< its dvU of?cers
banight'lnto contempt and furthumore, that the
lUobief eompUlnai of fajadi to" Increase poverty, dia.
rdor' and crime i therefore, to. theexercUeof theaa,
lority vested la the OcmroAVIIng OstoertJ, It 1? ordered
Ml- : ........
L The dhrurstUoa or' manufacturo of whisker or other
plriU from grain, is prohlbltod'ia thU MUitai.' DUtrict,
lbt pataon to engaged 0.? dauployod em be deemed gull.
j oi * m L?d*m*sooT. -the po^u*e*alon of a etUL or other
yparevika fnr tbia purr?*?^
It's evidence of a ttoUtton of lb*Retenu* laws, and the
variVofr*rti*?a*to.-taeaame^
rriawtaMpo**M?eton ta?same may-beto1^
rrtotedandbrouguttp trlalbefcte e rdmtary trirrnaal
i^ctof tho?c^dim Onoer of
woefflee? of tho army, 5? in rank on duty vrlthta. toe
etrthsWl?miti of the Ira**. ? ^?*9 *~ ? ^
^ ce* not permit the dMaU, of ether offio^, ih?
lletwt^aalyiertiaeda^
te?m and determine the ease. ? ' ??
DL The p?u*Bi**, r?nUhxaeai? aad forfaUuree, pr*.
sit^hy^iWiotoof Ocn?vT?Mfr*(U?tBline 0?
SSerarm. wnUkey or bther rrArlt* in ttoUtton of
hsrsteorie uerjw?lbe tarpo-?and e^atoaty ta*
unitary tribUOAUBe.'eby ?ntr?xrUed.. ; . >
m. Mo eau teso* extending to.ijnprlaOBB*x\ij for*liur*
,?? ,?uU Uquoi or olhsr property, 07 tbo Imposition of a
to* of ether penalty Will be ca?-rl*<llnto eff*cAuxm re
>btyd to to*** Headipiartera sti9 ^f^
ajlidiagfrenerai, r o? ? !'? "' ' S '
?V. All troora of tka ?aSsd BtateftHi^toUsA ^-wiafc
SonsUbUe, Police ?ad other* la au ihon .y, are rtrquired,
iDdaRejUtaaas are eoUcl^d. to be vLjUa-l tu detecU g
ind -prorant In girluj Ij^ut?toa of the violation of
Ih-a* otdsrs. Jorumandi ,g'ofa*?a ,? to' ftaU-ItV
rppaslbl* few their ehf^raral a?ri?tV?J -'Mw'j.:iM
in \ '? rj*j?>>n ^Wrefaiip-v; '
... -.a? ..??: ,.i'. \-^.r>;'a*iu'i!.*- :?
iMfWfA Uocm^ Oar^li?th Infantry,
.Wt .. 11*7 ?
-*- J-vxvjxj aj ?. Ali V^JLilN JL ?3
SPEC. AL fi OTIC 18.
?V THE CONTINOENT DOOKET WILL BE
ceOled To-Day, the 7?h, at 10 o'clock. A. M.
By order of Court, j. W. BBOWNFD2LD.
May a O. a* O.P.
?3- NOTICE.-I, WILT.TAM M. SAOK, DU
hereby Inforni the pubtlo that my wife, HARRIETT A -
All. SACK, haa no anthorlty from me to become e eoi*
trader, nor do I consent to have her act In that capacity ;
and I furthermore etalo that I will not be responsible tor
deb le contracted by her. WM. M. SAOK
May 3? ?
SHIPPINO.
for new yobs.
REO ttl AR UNITED STATES MM I. LINK.
FIRST CABIN PASSAGE TEN DOLLARS,
ONE OF THE FAVORITE AND ELEGANT STEAM.
SfirPS A A A, ORANADA, WILL LEAVE AD
OER'S SOUTH WHARF EVERT SATURDAY.
THE BTF.AMMHlr
EMILY B. POXJDBR
CAPTAIN LEBBT,
. WILL LEAVE ADOER'S BOOTH
' WHARF on SATURDAY, June let,
RAVEN EL A CO.
May W_we
porIjeoegetown, s. a,
TOUCHING AT MOUTH ISLAND, W AVK It
AND KEITHFIELD MILL*
EMIL I 33 ,
U AITA I ltd AAL) DAVIS,
WILL LEAVE a8 ABOVE EVERY TUESDAY MOBN.
INO at ? O'clock, ho turning, will leere George
town every WtdiMday Itommo, at 0 o'olook.
AU freight most bo prepaid.
For freight or paastge apply to
W. W. SHAOKELFORD,
No. 1 Boyoe'a Wharf.
May 39_ _wtma
for palatha, fla.,
FERN AND ENA. JACKSONVILLE. AND, ALL TUB
LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHN'S RIVER,
VIA SAVANNAH, OA.
THE SPLENDID STEAMER
ec 3r> ta. rr o ?,
1000 TfJNS BURTHEN,
CAPTAIN LOUTS . .
Tjr/ILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANT lO WHARF VEN Y
TT FRIDAY NIGHT, at 8 o'clock, for ?ltZbrr??a??a
SESEAS Va ftS *^ E lUBroadtoriiceS
Mobile and Now Or!orna at Savannah, *?
All freight moat bo j aid horo by abippore.
For Freight or Paaaay, apply on txivr^or to omo? of
May 10
wf
-?-, Ajretrta, -
R.nth Atlantic Wharf.
for beaufort and hilton
HBAD.
THE STEAMER
IN" 33 A
CAST, a W. GILLEY. _?
? .^?, .'.?'' umiw i'f fi HAB? AB ABOVE ON
\^?ku^ylU*xkTtaA. at e.o'cloeJULJfc
S Apply to " . W. W. BHATJXBXFOBD,
May at_ Kol I Boyoe'a WharL
THROUGH , TICKETS TO FLORIa
. **
Charleston and Savaiinali Steam
Packet Line.
j VIA HKALTNJHT AND UILIHJl? KBAB...'.
BOY.;.:Car/lAin W. T. .
- A 0 -Captain-J. W, KrrmiJgZ?
3teame FANNTB........?......TCaptamD. B^SSrn
T EAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF. OH AB. LEST OS
3 team er PILOTI
Steamer ELIZA J
JLi and Charleston Wharf, Savannah! every
Wedriee Jay, Friday and SamroaY morntog?, at o' elook
Tho PILOT BOY learoa OharlWm erery Friday. tSkV'
Savannah ?vary Baturday. , 7 !"
Tho ELIZA HANOOX leaves Charteeton every Wedaa*.
lay and Saturday, and Savannah every Monday ami Fit-'
The FANNIE loaves CTurleston evtry Monday, and
Javannah'erery Wednesday, touching at rSnjtflon trotas
md returning, , . r; Zi ; ?. "?T*'
Freight roccivod dally anj stored free of charge. < j
?,ssh?.r0 *a P?,n[s except Savannah must be prepaid;
Mo Freight rooerrod after sunset .. '77? *. ;
For Freight cr Passage, apply to '
FERGUSON i HOL'MES, Agenti, '
Charleston. S. O.
,.. 0 LA GII 0un h 0 UN ING HAAI, Agent*.*/, .
, ,'A^
N. B.?Through Tickets sold at the Offlee of the AgtaV
ry In ffharlaiton lo poluta oa the Atlantlo and ami Rsli.
roed, aud to Femandina and pointa on the St, Joim'a
RlTar. ? 1 Aprili?"
FOU %
ti "**ttB ftTttAtnn\
: . ai !.. .1
i j.?:
iM?-lit'?
i -III
?fi?ity
uiuO
JSrW.j
IM^t.-'?
,'
;? /i
[ti wt
Muy**
l.? '.'
. ' ' "
Uli 7??
i&?-It.:
. ;i ita
DIOTATOB
1000 TONB DDRTHE1?,
CAPTAIN ,. M. ?L*J*a- * orneo of '
r?-.-.f. P. AJEEN A.Oft Agenta. .
TflaylO - _Booth ?thantio Whart
for baltimore.
, . Iii
i.ttC'.
tic
; . . THE FINE STEAMS HD?
3? A Hi CON .
E. O. RKEDOOHMANDXB.
TM POBT, FBOL M
No. 1 Union Wharvea, on WEDNESDAY AFTBR
litiiK :
: 'du
WILL BAIL FOR THE ABOVE PORT, FROM E
Nal Union
HOOK, sito-clock.
For Frwight or Paesaga. haying good Cabin aeooxaxao?
Batlrma, mfir'tc ' _
00?BTKNAY A TREHHOLK.
KayM_9_._Onion Wharvee.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
' STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOB NEW TOOK,
?'?'?ffp
THB NSW AND BPLSNDlTi BXDEWHKDi BTSA1CBH9
IC 8. WO?DHULL, OommmsnQcr, .
WB/ILL LEAVE BROWN A OOU SOUTH WHARF, OH
w Saturday, Jone 1st, at ? o'clock F. M.
The Salpa of this lino ara prorrlded with elagsirt
amnmm/n1t*w'* for paaeeseera. .
gar .h*Manhattan la tio only Bldafwheal ntetnisc
lrartnj Ch rlexton thla woek..1
? The Sttemahlp ??uhaapton? w?l toOtrw June
Sth. i??7. . ,
S3- Frti,tb* engigtmcnta mnrt tK?-rntde ti Ina office
li? freight recUvcd after 1 o'clock P. U., fletwv
For Freight or peea?4^pr*r to
., ,, krraKET
May]
\?h It
i'c i ,r
'.-?'!?
* t??
ti 'Uli/
RROTHERB 6 OO., ,
Hc.74E4rt?ay.
B?WiYOBE AND UBJB3EBK VTa?s?UaU>
!?- ? - ooHPAirr. ' ?
TT^yrB8TXJLia} "uT?T i?ail iriEAiieaiP
33 A LTI 0,?
?; A. 0. JOMES, l?titer, .
VT 1 leave Pla? No. ?0, . TL, on SAtitraay, Arril ?a,?4
FOR IWUTTLIMPTOn'and BREMEN, > '? '
taking pf sees germa Boothemptoo, LotvVm, Barra nul
Bremen, at the tbOowUg raUta, payable la acid or Ita
equivtlent tncuninoy: _ ' ' '
FlratOatln. W10| ?eoond OaWn, C?i BUeratrvE&I,
From Bremen, Bon tham Lton pad Barre to Hew Y oik,
tiret OabtnTiuoiBeortii
Kio^nsioN iTiczann out . aud Hoiio-rtst
Ctolo-j^iSeoo^Oahln, aiaOi m?wag% fffc,.. ? ,
W^mm ^ETi^PO?J. . Oapt Wat. Ware. ...,.^t?y#
For Freight or Pacaa?e^a^p^r ^ATLO'
.yebrnaryW \ ' w^^-Vo 40BrtM: ,
ti ,V i -a
t?i:J Vl
r: t. ' -J
May ab
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v.: ?it
m . ;
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l?.?tfl?l
:.a ?Vtot?
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AT h TRENII?LM. 1 '
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