The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 31, 1867, Image 3

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mm. FULDAY MOHNING, MAY 31, 1807. I.?CAL MA'J'TEl.S. Jon Wona.-Wo havo now completed our ofllco > i as to oxccuto, in tho shortest possible timo ALL RINDS OF JOB WONK, and wo most re? spectfully ask tho patrousgc of our frienda. Post unite .Voller. POST Omen, I CnAiiLraTON, H. C., Moy tl, 1807. { UoreaRor, untilfurlliei notice, tho Northeastern Maila will oloao nt 1.10 P. M., and arriving at tho Depot at 9.45 A. M. will bo roadv for dolivory at ll o'clock. Un Sundays tho Post Ollie o will open at l-'.SO P. M. for ono hour. Tho Mail? tor South Carolina Haili omi will con? tinuo to clono daily at G o'clock A. M., and for tho vannaii and Charleston llailro.vl al G A. M. ou Mondays, Wedin, nd RV? and 1'ridays. STANLEY O.THOTT, P. M. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE_On Sunday, Juuo lot, tho passenger train ou tho Camdon Kinnell will leave Camdon on Mondays, Wednesdays and Salurduyu, and will ur rive al that point al G.051*. M. Tho achedulo published in another column gives tho limo for leaving Kim ; ?vi iie and other points. ConaEorioK.-Wo woro guilty of a eorious orror in our ackiiowlodgiuoiit of Tuesday uight'u sere? nade. Wo ascribed tho combination of sweet sounda to tho' Book and Ladder Company, whon in reality it waa the porforiiianco of tho Evening Star Oleo Club. Tho ne renado occurred at nn hour when tho tripod in oxchangqd for tim dream land of Morpheus, and our musical friends of tho Glee Club will pardon tho unintentional niiatako. HIM rn mu i ION OF SEEDS.-WO havo been request? ed to Btatc that Mr. J. O. MAUTIN W ll distripmto, gratuitously, vcgotablo soeda from tho Agf?cultu ral Department at Wushiugton. Mr. H MITIN can | ? ba found at tho atoro of Messrs. Pang?*1 &, MAIITIN, I j Mo. 518 King atroot. TII?B will b?r convouioiit to j ( tho fur m rs and niorkot gor'Teucra on tho nook, mid woadvioo thom to BijfoMr. MAHTIN a call bo lore his Block ia oxhaux/icd. THE WIZARD/* OF THE Sou??i_Tho Hiboruian Hall luid.>5^iir audionco last night, and tho Wiz J^jtorf-irraed BOH?O of his most difficult foale. Ila will givon niatlnoe this aftornoon, to which tho I , prico of admission will bc only 50c. Aa Mr. San- I ( II*"NT will positively lo.ivo on Siturday, wo ad- | ? vise nil who have not altoudcd Ilia aoircos. to take advantage of these opportunities. Tuc rt AU. H O.\ H WARTABB linn LEX Tnu COLOM ntA AND Aiiot!? r A AND nm Sunni CAROLINA HAIL LOAD.-Tho Columbia Phusntx Baya : "Wo undcr titond that tho Columbia and Augusta Railroad, in couformity with tholr charter, intoudod, yestor tlay morning, to lay a , crossing over tho South Carolina llailroad track. Tho ofilciala of tho latter e JIU puny (aa a ault ia pouding aa to tho validity ol tho charter of the fumier, infriuging upon tho vOBtcd righla of tho latter), havo adopted a nm ol pmc?duro to bafllo tho offerts of tho now couipauy in laying dowu thoir cross! lg connection. Farly yon torda.y morning tboy started an eugino noar thc disputed point, and singular onou :h, it has boen plyiug all day yoatorday, but nuvcr out of eight of tho aforesaid intouded intcracctiou. Hath parties, wc learn, aro in curucsl, sud tho reeult will be looked to with intercut." Aili FOB THE SOUTH.-Thc Maryland Slato lleliof Couuuieaionora havo, up to thia dite, forwarded to South Carolina 10.002 bushel* of corn, and 49.5G2 pounds of bacon. The distribution havo been made hy Committees, wuo have been appointed by tho lleliof CommissiouoxH, or by tho Uovornorti of tho dureront Maton. Further abipmonta will bo made ?B eoon aa tho Commisaiouora can obtain tho moana. Maryland baa not boon idlo, but her rn oord elanda be (oro tba world, and her histor Statoa can nev er forgot her generosity in tholr hour of need. In addition to the amounts aont to thia State the following havo boon distributed lo North Ca? rolina': 6150 bushell ol corn, 25 barr?la of uour, 40, 496poundaof bacon, and $2300 in tn moy. To Georgia 11,539 buahola of corn and 35,000 pounda of bacon. To Alabama 11,80-1 bushels of corn, and 39,853 pounda of bacon. Arrangomcnta havo hoon instill by which $10,000 will bo invented in corn and bacon in Now Orloane for distribution in the floodod portions of Louisiana, and Mtaataaippi CHARLESTON IN TUX HOT WEATHER-Tho healed term baa at last commenced, and WO may expect j tbrou mouths of comparativo discomfort, oa few persona havo tho moana to leave tho lud und dmd y oily and visit tho dillon nt summer retreats.. lu tho good old timos, a Juno aun aliono upon many closed and empty houses, for all who had tho in? clination or tho money took to Uiemaolve ? wings and fled away. Sullivan'a island and Mount Pleas? ant woro Ihon in thoir prime, and wore both fashionable Bummer resorts; tho Moultrio House, and tho dUTorcut boarding housoo on tho island were crowded with guests, who were, many of thom, old habitues and timi hol.ovcra in tho aalu tary advantagee of tho ac? broczo and aalt water. All of thia haa boor, completely changed by tho j war, and Sullivan's: Island ia now hat a shadow of | ita former solf; tho hotel haa diaappeared, and only [ a few straggling houaoa remain of tho pleasant village of Moultriovillo. Under thoao circum atancoa, wo aro compelled to enduro tho woalhor, recollecting that every dog baa Ida day, and, il thc almanac ia to bo boliovod, thoao days aro rapidly approaching. Wo havo, though, many advantages that aro mot poeaoaacd by tho rendent? of other oitloa; tho houaca oro hui't with piazzas, and aro nepalated from each other by Iota that allow the air to circulate freely. Dcaidca, wo aro tito for? tunate owuera of aovoral breathing apote, which are extenaively patronized. Aa a promanado, tho nattery cannot ho equalled, and tho fresh breezo that ni ways blows from tho aea coinoa laden with health, and ia a death blow to malaria. An old and homely proverb says that "aa tho lied ia made it muet he laid in," and wo argue that with all ila diaadvontagoa, and in updo of tho burnt district, and the poverty of tho pcoplo, Charleston ie vol dusirublo for a Bummer residence. It ia uae leaa to.ropino over tho past, and if wc wish tho fu? turo to bo equally aa bright, wo muni husband our i ci i mn es ; for hy aponding our monoy at homo, wo will aonu tuake tho desert to blossom Uko tho roao. Wo have every reason to expect a healthy aoaaon, and with tho battery to riait, and tho street cars running through tho principio promenades, thoro will bo no difficulty in weathering tho Bummer, and in making tho old city loao eomo of ita wonted dui Ines i. Many person? will recollect tho longing tlioy had for a hroatli of aalt air whon conti.icd to tho country, and tho de ai rn to visit old Ch url os I on waa almost uncontrolablo. Tho war had scarcely ended whoo those ref ugeoa gladly returned to thoir old hoinod, and though many of thom are now un? able lo loave it, tho recollection or thoir paat dis? comforts will m ak o tho Bummer in Charleston not only endurable, but a neilson of pleasurable enjoy? ment. A NEW SCHEUE EMIOHATION TO VENEZUELA -To many of our reader? tho idea of emigration to Vonczu.'la from thia country is a novelty, hut thoro oro otho.rn who havo long known of tho existence of this Company, and havo dotermiuod to try their fortunes iu that far country. Tho Vonezuoloan Emigration Company has had an activo existence for over a year, and hae already Bent aovoral banda of emigrants from Virginia, who havo oxproaaod thomaelvoa dolightcd with tho country, ita climate and resources. Dr. II. M. PUCE, of Virginia, hos received a grant jf land from tho Vonezuoloan Govornmont, ombraaing 240,000 uquaro milos. The to landa aro in tho Slato of Onay ma and tho District of Amazonae, and includes tho terri toi y south And east of tho Orinoco Uiver. Thia terri? tory, ia an omplro in itself, abounding in mines of I gold, ailvor, coppor, zino, lead, iron, coal, petrole? um, quicksilver, .icc. Tho vogel aldo productions aro vari od and valuable, embracing tho (Ino nooda only to bo obtained in that climate. HUMBOLDT, in lita travola In South America, speaks of thin country aa tho moat fertile, rich and onchanting region of Am uri. a, tho garden ?pot of tho world, and the beat cotton growing region of tho universo. Knowing theao facta tho company havo mada such arrangements aa will acouro to tho emigrants a permanent, healthy and productivo homestead. Tbay donato to each omi grant, malo or fomalo, 1280 acres of land, and thia generally diversified, part bo inf' wooded whilo tho remainder con s m Lt 1 of broad savannahs. Tho country la watered by deep and navlgablo rivers, and offers tempting ad? vantages to sot Hors. Odl. A. F. BOOLKS, of Nicauraguan famo, ia tho agent for North and South Carolina, and baa mudo ojTsngooicnLa to transport omigratita from thoao States. Tho. aokooaor Sen. WulU will arrivo at Charleston early nott month from Now Orleans, and will re?oive these emigrants from Ooorgla and the Caro Unas. Col. BUSLKB represents tho fool? ing in tho SUtea that ho haa vit i tod aa being very favorable to Ibo ontorpriso, and many would hmo If tl ioy could ni ?HO thu necessary amount of tnonoy. A sub-company han bocu established in England \\ liieli lias purchased $-10,000 libares of ?lock, aud many emigrants havo alroady left. Tho first eottlo itiimt was inaJu lu inat October by CoL MKUOKB, from MiHHLHiri, bul bo haa boon followed by others fi um Virginia. Thoro will bo no slavery allowod, but coolies will bo brought from China. Tho cu ?orpriso is well recommended both by tho pro? jectors and tboao who ha vo alroady mado tho ox p?riment. Col. IlUDLBn is now at tho Charleston Hotel, in this city, and will bo happy to give any information on tho subject to tlioao who apply at hi i roome. MATOB'S Cou UT-Tho hot spell has exercised a doprossing iniluonco ovor this court, and causad its custom to diminish woozily. Tho prisonors aro fow and far botwocn, and tho Anos collcctod aro a moro drop in tho treasury bucket. This quiet la peculiar to Charleston, for wb.Uo her slater cities lmvo boon troublod with mobs and rioters, slio has prcsorvod hor usual soronlty and is ovon far moro orderly than tho modorn Athens. Ono of Undo Sam's marinos was arroatod for bis fondness for tho national color, and taking too muon bluo ruin which caused him to whoop Uko a dorilla. No ono having appoarcd against him, bo wau dismissed. An exceedingly black man who uudortook to moko soino monoy by ovadlng tho olty laws, was charge J willi tho misdemeanor aud fined $5. A merolia -t who had nogloctod to pul up a sign liad to pay ti for his forgetfulness. TUT CoonT or COMMON PLKAS-Hon. Tuon. IV. GLOVER presiding.-Tho jury rendorod a vor- j lict in tlio caso of EAOAN ra. CI.KAUY, of $300 for | ?ho plaintiff. Tho remainder o^ho day wasoccu |)iod iii civil suits of no goPeral importaneo. ^r-o Uernno STAWI COURT-LK ADHIBALTT-lion. 3EO. 8. BRTAJ?, Presiding.-Tho Onltod States v?. Two hundred aud fifty barrels of Moliasoa and | '?"?jun lither goods, wares and merchandize, label if Information for forfeiture undor tho Ito venue laws. D. T. CORBIN, District Attorney, assisted by R. 3. DuniKA, Esq., and J. B. CAMPBELL, Esq. A. O. MAO BATH, Esq., and Gonoral JAKES CONNEB, Jouira. Tho Libo) waa road ?nd ilia pu ?urn ot too claim int?, SALAS & Co., Joss O. DUFZOA, MATA Y. GAH? MA, GONZALES, WOODWARD & Cu., B. MABESEAL, TcAn Mut, FRANCISCO Mino, VITE, M mo A Co., and j. rABETS SC CO. Tho examination of tho wi tuc anos u this case, consumed tho ontlro morning. In tho Unitod States Circuit Court. Important I IcctBion. Tho United States ri. JNO. FBAZEB & | "i>., ct (I? Cil AH. K. PBIOLEAU, TBEO. D. WAOHEn, AS. T. WSLSMAN, GEO. A. TOENHOLU, JOHN B. LA l rn:, Wu. LEE TBENOOLSC. Ou tho oxhib.tion of tho Bill of Complaint in tbat bo above entitled causo and tho affidavit annoxod, if SAUL. A. DUNCAN, Special Agent of thoTroa ury Dopartmout, and on motion of D. T. Conn IN, juited States District Attorney, It is ordered as follows, viz : that tho said do ?ndants bo restrained from convoying away, on lumbrrlng or disposing of any and aU reat estate cinch tboy or any or either or them may have ac mired with tho proceods of any money, gooda, or hips HO dolivored to thom, or any or oither of bein by or on bohalf of tho said unlawfully con edoratud reboi l, aa chargod in said bill of com ilaint; and said dofondants aro restrained from , onvoying away, onoumborinp;, and diapoalng or ny aud all real estates which thoy or either of bern havo acquirod nineo they or oither ot thom iccame og o nts or agent of the so-callod Coniodo ato Government, as chargod ia said bill of com ilaint, until tho said defendants havo appeared to nd answorod tho plaintiH'a bill, and the further rdor of tho Court. MAIISDEN'S FEOTOBAX BAXJI, for Coughs, Colds, ufiuonza. 1)0WIE 4 MOISE, Agonis. GOODRICH, WINEMAN 4 CO., Agonta. INQDIBE WITHIN.-Tho month is Uko a houso to ot. Uowovor pretty it may bo externally, it ls mpossiblo to jndgo of ita merits until you bavo icen tho inside. If behind tho ruby doors there tro plenty of pearl-whito fixture?, you will ox ilaim, at onco,''how beautiful!" To impart tho itniost poabiblo brilliancy to snob dental furniUiro -to kcop it always aonud and perfect-there is lothing Uko fragrant SOZODONT. May 27 mwI3 II. H. Ii you want cheap Blank Books; If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa? per, Ac; or, Mima' Almanac; If you want Printing exoouted neatly; If you waut Booka bound in any stylo, or Account Books mado to ord jr, with any desired pattern ot ruling, go to UinAM ILAnnis, No. 59 Broad street. BUSINESS NOTICES. ALI. KINDS OF JOB WORK DONS AT THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE. Auction Sales This Day. Unux ?l DEX will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, la front if Mr. I > EWAN'S shop, tn Mortat street, a floe draft and ladoio bono; also, carts and dray?. WILD nu A SON will sell thia day. at 10K o'clock, at I heir aalovoom, corner of State and Chalmers BUNJO t, a ? ot offurniture, Ac. J. A. En ?LOW & Co.. wlU Mil thia t'ey. at half-past ID i'd eek, at Marshall's wharf, 60,000 ablntfes. MOKAT & OAUPDBU. will soil this day, at 10 o'clock, at j hoir eatearoona*, No. 130 Meottug street, opposite tba j Cavillon Hotel, furniture of a family loaring tho dry; ILBO, bacon, groceries, ho. J. k W. KNOX wu! soil thia day, at 10 o'clock, at their | :ash auction house, Mo. BC Hasel street, new and second ?od furniture MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, at hi* toro comer of Sing and Liberty streets, 00 caaes >oots and shoes. MnxioAN A SON will Bell this day, at 10% o'clock, at | tore. Mo. 638 King street, dry goods, clothing. Aro. EILCOT k Co. will tell thia day, at 10 o'clock, at the lld stand of J. k W. Kxox, Mo. 188 Masting street, io?lery, bats, clothing. Ac A Fact 'Worth Knowing. Tho best Investment for an Invalid, who suffers from lebllity or lesa of appetite, ls a bottle of PAjnomf s He? ctic Bitter* M it wlU be aura to give relief. For sale by ill Druggists. f Tho Time to Advertise In the Country. Tua Fnomrx has a largo circulation throughout th? niddle and upper Districts of tbs State. Advertising -ate* as reasonable aa tho string en cy of the money mar tot will warrant Merchants and others wishing to ase | he columns of tho paper will address JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor, February 26 Columbia, B. Be On Tour Guard Against Ora uulUUotu snd rnnnterfalta cf notTTKT I ER'S BTOMA0H BITTERS, with whlcu u>.?i ?bo make a DiaaoNosABLx LI vina, by preying upon tbs 1 -Jr k and suffaring. ara now endeavoring to flood the mar- I tots of thia country. Whenever these robOM-Moxo&sa ire dlaoovored they aro im ir ed lately prosecuted by the j proprietors, who expend thousands of dollars annually 1 tracing thom ont and bringing them to Justice. Within ? abort timo injunctions have bean obtained in the Dourta of the United States against a number of Indi riduela and fl rms, and suits aro now In pro?, ess against BOToral others, all of whose namos wlii bs given to tba public. But hi spits of the utmost vigilan ce and activity cr their dotcctivo agents, the undersigned are of course unable to protect the public entirely against piratical II H ltut lu nu ol a Standard National Tonio, everywhere I ri quest, and as readily co nv urti bio into cash as United S'atea Bonds or Treasury Motas. They therefore, aa a ...oaaure of precaution, direct attention to tho fact nat a itu fly engraved label, representing ht George and ?ho Dragon, and a beautiful proprietary stamp, hairing the official endorsement of the Govemmont, Appear on evsry bottle of tho genuino BITTERS. The sr tl cl? ls further authenticated by a miniature note of hind, with the sig? nature of "Hosiarraa A fi urra," to counterfeit which la a Stale pmon erins*. Tbs brae BITTERS are sold tn telita only, and never in tn?k. HOSTET THU A SMITH. May 37 ?_6 Know thy Destiny. MADAMS K. F. Taoairro?, tho great English Astrolo? gist, Clairvoyant and Psychomttrtolan, who has aston? ished tho scientific classes of lbs Old World, bsa now lo? cated horsolf at Hudson, M. Y. Madams THOBSTOH pos? sesses suoh wonderful powsra of ascend sight as to ?na? ble ber to impart knowledge of the greatest Imp?rtanos to the ttngij or married of either tax. While la a stats of trance, abs delineates tbs very feature? ol the person I you ara to marry, and by the aid of an Instnuaent of In? tense power, know* as tbs Psyobomotrope, gaarantees to | produce a life-like picture of the future husband or wife or the applicant, together with data of marriage, position in life, loading traits of character, Ac. This ls no hum? bug, as thousand of testimonials can assert She will I send, when desired, a oertlfled oertlflcate, or written guarantee, Ibat tba picture ls what it purports tobe. By enclosing s amall look of bab-, and lag plaee of binn, aga, disposition and complexi?n, and cnrtoflng fty osait and stamped envelop? s diras sed to fournil, you a-tata cetve the picture and daalrad lufornulloa by rsv urn mail, All commanleallons ssursdly copMmrUl Address, ta confluence, Hadsn? E. 1. THORNTON, P. O. Box933, Hudson, M. Y. ly March 80 Freo lo Evoryliody. A Largo 0 ii'- CIrvuUr, K?T1"K Information of tho creal rat importance to thc young ol both aoxoa. It leaches how tho homely may become beautiful, tho doeplicd respected, and tho foraakan lot ed. No yt un? lady or gontlcmau should fall to atnd thalr address, snd rocolro a corry j osUpaid, by roturu inalL Address P. O. Drawer, 21, M arr h 30_lyr_Tro.?. N. Y. OFKItJIAIj. HKADQ'RH SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,) MEDICAL DIRECTORS' OFFICE, J CoaltuSTOI?, S. C., May 27, 1847. ) Notlco ls hereby given that tho Quarantlno oatabllibod by General Orders No. 3, Headquarters Second Unitary District, ls now lu force at Charleston, 8. O. Pilots will bring all vessols entering Ibo port past tho Quarantlno Station, and bo governtd by Uio directions of Uio Medical Offlcor. CHARLES PAGE, Surgeon U. B. Army, Medical Director. May 28 0 OFFICIAL. Ueadqunrters Second MUItarv Dlstrloc, i (Noam CABOUHA AND a our I I CABOLJNA), I CoLOauua. S. C.. Mardi 21st, 1807. ) iOCNKRAL OnSkllB No. 1.) I. IN COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS NO. 10, Headquarter* or tho Army, March ll tb. 1807, tho un dorslgnod faoroby assumoe command of tho Second Mili? tary Dlilrtct constituted by tho Act ol Congress, Public No. CS, 2d Morell, 18G7, entitled "An Act tor Uio more diluir nt govorumout or Uio rebel 8 ta tee.' ? II. In tho elocution of tho duty of tho Commanding Guners] lo maintain the security of tue Inhabitants In their persons and property, to suppress insurrection, dis? order and violence, oud to punish or causo to bo pun Ishod all disturbara of Uio public peace and erl rr inala, the local civil tribunals will bo permitted to lake Juris? diction ol and try offondcrs, excepting only such caseosa may by tho order of tho Commanding General bo relored to a Commission or other military tribunal for trial. III. Tho civil government now oxlitlng In North Caro? lina and South Carolina ls provisional only, and In all ro spocts subject to tho paramount authority of tho United States, at sny Hmo to abolish, modify, control or snper ccdo tho samo. Local laws and municipal regulations not Inconsistent with tho Constitution and laws of tho Unllod state ?, or tho prochunatlona of tho President, or with such regulations ss sra or may bo proscribed bx the orders or tho Commanding General, aro hareby declared lo bo In force; and, in conformity therewith, civil o (Beera aro hereby authorized to continuo tho oxordso or their proper functions, and will bo respected and obeyed by tho inhabitants. IV. Whenever any Civil om cor, Magistrate or Court noylocU or rcfuaea to r*"-<---- saje properly re 4llb.d ut such tribunal or officer, whereby due and rightful security to person or property ahaU bo denied, tho caso will bo reported by tho Poet Commander to theeo Headquarters. V. l'oat Commandera will causo to bo arrested persons charged with tho commission of crimea and oflouoce when Uio civil authorities lall to arrest and bring such offenders to trial, and will hold Ibo ace us od in cuilody for trial by Military ComtuUslon, Provost Court or other tribunal organised pursuant to orders from tb oso Head, quarters. Armata by military authority will bc reported promptly. Tho chargoa preferred wiU bo accompanied by tho nvid unee on which thoy aro founded. VL Tho Commanding General, dealring to preservo tranquility and order by moans and agencies most conge? nial to tho pcoplo, solicits tho zealous and cordial co? operation of civil o m cc ru lu tho di ac bargo of their duUes, and tho aid or all good citizens in preventing conduct tending to disturb tho peace; and to tho end that occa? sion may seldom ariso for tho exercise of military au thority In matters of ordinary civil administration, tbs Commanding Gonoral respectfully and carnoetly com. mends to Uie pcoplo aud authorities of North and South Carolina unreserved obedience to the authority now Om labliabed, and tho diligent, considera to and Impartial execution of tho lawa enacted tor their government. VIL AU orders h ore to toro published to tho Department of tho South aro hereby continued In force. Tho following named officers aro announced as tho Rta ff of Ute Major General Commanding : Capt. J. W. Clous, S8th U. a Infantry, Act. As lt. AdJL Gon. and Aido-dc-Camp. CapL Aloxaudor Moors, 38th U. S. Infantry. Aldo-do Oarop. Bvt. Maj. J. It. My rink, 1st Lieut. Sd Ari., Aloe-do-Camp and AcL Judgo Adv?cete. Major James P. Roy, 0th U. 8. Inn., Act. Asst Inspect. Oeu. Bvt. Major Oenoral . O. Tyler, Deputy Quartormastor Gen. V. S. A., Chief Quartermaster. Bv-L Brig. Gonoral W. W. Barns, Major and O. 8., U. B. A., Chief Commlaaary of S?bala tenoo, Bvt, Lieut. Col. Charles Page, Burg. C. S. A., Med. DI rector. D. E. SICKLES, Major Oenoral Commanding. Official : J. W. CLOUS, Aldo-do-Camp. Maren 36 _MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE. KM I (ill.AT I ON TO VENEZUELA, rrUIE UNDERSIGNED, GENERAL AGENT FOB THE JL VENEZUELA COMPANY FOR THE STATES OF GEORGIA and SOUTH CAROLINA, ia now In this city for the purpoao of Issuing granta of land to Emigrante, and dispatching tho schooner, BEN WILLIS, lor Orinoco end Caroni Rivers, Voncxucle, on the Bib of Jane. For passage or further Information, epply to A. F. RUDLEB, May 81 fl_Charlot ton Hotel. CLOSING UP ! SOME BABE AND VALUABLE BOOKS ARE YET to be bad at HART'S ROOK STORE, at bab*price, but for a brief period, aa the Store will shortly close. Among tho stock are : HALBIIOOK'.-i HERPETALOGY. S vols., AO eta Quadrupeds of Amarles, by Dr. luehman Buonaparte's Ornithology, 6 vols., 40 cts Cuvier s Animal Kingdom Klener'a Co oenology Hoyden's Illustration* of flhakspeare'a Plays, folio The Pyramids of Qlacz, 1 vol., folio Ibo Cathedrals of Glasgow, 1 vol., folio Tho Public Bulldlnge ol London, 2 vols., rollo The Ll erary World, 10 vols., folio The American Almanac, from Ita beginning, 1830 Bryan's Dictionary nf Painters, 2 vols., 40 cts The En g muera and Machinist Aa ala taut, 2 vols., rollo A set ot the Library ortho Fathers, completo, 41 vols A sot of Baxun-'a Practical Works. 4 vols Ncrdhelmer's Hebrew and Eng!lib Grammar, 3 vols With many other valuable works on Art and Architec? ture?_Imo_May al CLOSING UP AT A GREAT SAC? RIFICE). BOHN'S LIBRARY AT FIFTY DENTS A VOLUME. Engmoertng and Architectural Work*. Agricultural and Gardening Works. Cooking and Sporting Works. AU Uie above works at half price, at Maya Imo_B. HARTS, Book8iore. Bing. W. S. WALKER TX7TLL GIVE LESSONS ON Td E PIANO OR HARP, VV at No. 2, corner of Logare and Lambo Ll streets. May 3D_S_ TOOTH BRUSHES. W\ HAVE JUST OPENED A BEAUTIFUL ASSORT? MENT or TOOTH BRUSHES, manufactured ex? pressly for us by MORGAN BROS., Loudon. A. W. ECKEL & CO., DRUGGISTS, May 80_No. 331 King itrcet, near Market LAW NOTICE. rruiE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS FART? I NER8, and propose to practice In the STATE COURTS. OF LAW AND EQUITY for the Dil tri cte Ol Barnwell, Beaufort and Coll eton, under the name ano style ot "DAVANT." Office, tor Ute present, at QIXLIRONVTLLE, Booth Carolina, R- J. DAVANT. November aa_fm_J. c. PAVANT. TO COTTON CLAIMANTS. rpilE CLIENTS OF COOLEY A CLARKE, ATTOR 1 NEYS at Law, of Washington City, are Informed that Col. W. PENN CLARKE, of that Arm. ls now at tho Milla House, wheeo he wUl remain the present week, where bo will be pleased to see tho clients of Ibo firm, and any other persons who may have cudnia against the United States for Cotton and other property, seized by the Government authorities after tho surrender of Lila city to the Federal rorooa._i*_May 30 EDWARD M. L'ENGLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, JACKWNVnjds, rua., WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS IN EAST FLORIDA. . " Rrfmnctt-McCnanr A Son. AHAMS A FHOST, WK. MC B craw ET, Esq._fem?*_December 21 BOOKS or T?TE Methodist Episcopal Church South. THE Ul'DEBSIGNED ARE THE AGENTS OF THE Publishing H OUZO at N ac li ville, E. J. DAWSON & CO., No. 166 MEETING STREET. May 13_ Imo GENERAL LEE AT THE (?HAVE OF STONEWALL JACKSON. A PIOTTJBE PqR EVERY HOME. . 5 TO #10 PEU DAY TO AUKNTB. JUT-BEND FOB LOTTER OF AOENCY.-fc? JONES?** CLARK, PU DLISIIEUS, No?D3 NASSAU STREET, N. T. May?_I_ 8 A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS. Flouring and Saw Mill FOB SALE. f-fTHE IiriRT-CLABS FLOATEDQ AND BAW MILL I knownes the "OXAASTKB MILLS," located in tho town of Chester, 8. C., ls offered for sala by the sub "T?JJJMIU ls situated In one of the bett wheat predac lua o tacos in Uie flute, and as tho wheat crop ls sn tuyn, squally Urge one thu year, lt would t e a one chance tor capitalista to make a proOUbla Investment ???T? sa? Patent. For ^culera. ^j^g^m * QQ" Na li Market, opposite SUte street, Kay 9? wtzolmo Cmarteatnr, 8.0. RAILROADS. CH A UM .VI ON ?Jl?'V lt A 11,\V A V CU Mi? AN V. MMU?> OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COMPANY. Cu ?HB ll BUOAP A D EAST UAT STBBSTS. | CilACLSsron, ts. C. MAT 31. 1801 I T)R0P0SAL3 WILL HE HE0..IVED ATTH1B OFFICE X until 13 o'clock Monday next. Jun* 30. for adver? tising In tho Pannols of tho Calv of till? Com pc? y For particulars apply ?t th? Company'? OKS. &??Pr- 8. W.HAMBAY. -r 31_3_Boorotary and Tro??urtu. SOUTH CAROLINA. R AILHO A D. O EN ERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE CsuaxisroN, ll. C., May 91. 1607. ON AND AFTER JUNE 18T. 1807. THE PAS8F.N OER TRAIN on Cunden Rrtnch will lcavo Camdon on Afomfoyi, Wtdntidayt auu Sa/unfair?. Ltiavo Camdon. .0.30 A. M. Arri TO at Eiogsvlllo.g.oj A. M. LEAVE KINGSVILLE HAME DAYS. LCBTO Ring?Tilla at.3 30 P M Arriva at Camden..?.MB P M* " H- T." PEAKE," May 31_3_Goneral Superintendent NEW SCHEDULE) ON M i>.\ KT A MU H u A Ml | UNION HA 11,ito MI ON AND AFTEH MONDAY. I'll i OOrn MAY INST, tho Paasangor Train will run on MUNDAYS, WED- , NEHDAY8 and SATUHDAYS. Down Tra?na loaring Hpartanburg <?? ll. at 5 A.M.. arrivn at Alatou at 11:30 | A.M. Up Ti atna leaven Alston at 13:30 P.M.; arrive at Spartanburg C. c., at 7 KIO P.M. TH09. D. JETER. Pros! Joni 8. and U. Railroad. UnlouvhTo, 8. C., May 10. 1867. Mai 23__imo CHANGE OP SCHEDULE . SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON HAILROAD. ON AND AFTER SATURDAY JUNE lat, 1B07. MM? OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLl^TON R^R-OO.l CiiAims?tTiis, May 30. 1867. j ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, 1ST PROXIMO. THE ! Paaaomror and Freight Tra?na over thia Road, will loavo tho Company's Wharves at the Mill street Depot, 1 on T\? t?day i, Th:rtdayt and Saturday, of each week, at tlftoon minutas bolaro 0 o'clock A. M., and tho Depot at PL Andrews at 6 o'clock precisely, and arrive a. lalko hatchle, (tho present t rxnlnua of tho road.) at ll o'clock. Roturnlng auu o oay, will lcavo Salkohalcblo at 3 o'clock P. M. Whlto Hall.3 o'clock and 30 minute t Oreen Fond,....4 o'clock and 00 minutes Aahepoo.4 o'clock and 3- minute Jaekeonboro'.a o'clock and 80 minutos Adsms Run..6 o'clock and 20 minutes New Road,.6 o'clock and 60 m ba?les (Hover's.0 o'clock and 00 mt in ' Ilantowlos,.0 o'clock and 16 m< John'a Island Rood.6 o'clock and 30 c .1 Depot In Charleston.7 o'clock and 00 neuntes Tali chango will onablo Planters and al) otho-? haring business over this Road, to visit their pircos and return same day, wbll* the First Class Passenger and F .eight Tariff has boon reduced twenty per cenL bv.^w previous chargea. N.B.-On Saturday ensuing, lbs train will loara at quarter before 6 o'clock, inborn noted. JNO. B. RYAN, May 80 6 Qoneral Superintendent MACHINE SHOPS. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. YOUR ATTENTION 13 CALLED TO OUR REDUCED RATES for TONGUED AND OROOVF.D LUMBER, vii.: 4-4 FLOORING, at ?35 por M. S-4 FLOORING, at IIS per M. 3-4 LINING, at 136 por M. 74 LINTS' ., at ?26 por M. Wo also haro various o thor alzos of dressed and rough LUM tl..lt AU of which wbl be disposed of at lowest cash prions. EBAUGH & MALL0NEE, PLAN TKO MILL AND LUMBER YARD. HORLDECK'8 WHARF, NEAR K. E. RAILROAD. May 1_ _Imo JOHN F. TAYLOR- JAME8 BARKLEY. -1% IRON tr <r % Charleston, H. C. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. PROPRIETORS, Engineers, Boilermakers, FOUNDERS, ETC., ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS FOR HIGH and LOW PRESSURE, PORTABLE aod STATIONERY STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS. BICE THRASHERS (from now patterns, with all the m odom Improvements!, STEAM BAW MILLS, Ac, Ac. i CASTINGS IN DION IND BMSS PrompUy attended to with neatness and dispatch. Bepairs to Marino and other Work, shall recelvo special attention. FOB BALE-One 12-horse power 3 TEAM ENGINE nearly now; several now and seeond-h nd BOILERi, 6 to 10-horao power. A Lao, CONSTANTLY IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION, 10,12 and 20 H or so Power Steam Engines. W All Orders for REPAIRS or NEW WORK shall re oelvs our prompt and careful attention. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. May ll_ ; _Imo C. J. HEf ?6R?LL, No. 87 LINE-STREET. BETWEEN KINO AND ST. PHILIP. TUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND BUILDING J MAT'itu At, and P IN TS, OILS, O LASSEN, AC, constantly on uand ai th* io west mar ?ft unce?. Juin- ?* Uni vt NEW YORK STEAM ENGINE CO., MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINE LATHES, PLANERS, IMPROVED OAR WHEEL BOXES. BOLT COTTERS, UPRIGHT DRILLS, AND MACBIMSTS* TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Works at Worcester, Mass. I OFFICE AND WAUK ROOM, Mo. 222 PEARL ST., NEW VORtC. ICE CREAM. rriHH UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS JL als former customers, and tho. public generally, that he baa reopened, for the season, his SALOON, No. 86 CALHOUN STICKET, opposite Elizabeth, where ho wtU be happy to servo them. Having attentive attend? ants, his efforts will be to please. The quality of hit Cream ls too wrtl known lor comment Families supplied as usual in quantities to suit, at ail boura. r Plo Nies, M?roons, etc., supplied st tho shortest no? tice, a In all casca. Cream, quality and quantity warranted. No chargo If tba Cream don't prove aa recommondod. HEN BY LARCOMBE. ?- Tbs ICE CREAM Wagon wu! ba ont every day, I Sundays excepted,_lao_May 38 HOTELS IN NEW YORK. DELANEATI HOUSE. BETWEEN Sib ?nd ein AVENUE?, NEW YORI. PBOVTTKO fi ste m vern PASS. LARGE AND ELEGANT BUTTS OF ROOMS FOR ramilles desiring aeooramoUUons In Nsw York, tranalenUy or permanently. Tba ls ons of tho most airy and delightful locations ba Un city. Tablo d'hote or private. A. M DELEVALKTTK. May 8 _ Imo BEUNION HOTEL. ... 4M AND ?lb ATENUE. T) AB TIES VISIT INO NEW YORK, WILL FIND AT XT thia nsw and dsalrablo Booie, the moat airy and j ooinfortahls sooomuvxlatlona for Gm ill cs locating per. maneo tl j or transir _-Vj at li bora rates. Meals Barred a la European ox' Ubis d'hote. J. A, ROBIN BON, M?y 3_Imo _Proprietor. WILLIS & CaiSOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AGENTS. WILL ATTEND TO TH? PTJaOrlASX, SALE AND BRIA MENT <tn Vorri'Ti ind Dom ostia Ports) o? I COTTON, RI LS, LUMBER AND ha VAL BTOBSS. ATLANTTC WHARPS Charlton, B. C. I*. WILLIS.I.A. R- OHieOLM OaMrtfM ... INSURANCE. PIRE IND MARING INSURANCE . MACBETH & RAVENEL Coi ncr East Buy and Exchange SI., NEXT OLD POSTOF*FTC G. Ii IHK S TAKEN IN TUE FOLLOW INO RELIABLE FIRT-OLAHS COMPANIES : CAPITAL ANO ASSETS SIX MILLION DOLLARS! LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND Paid in Charleston. MARYLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, o? Ballimore, Maryland. MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS' INSURANCE COM PANY, of UalUmoro, Maryland. ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY of Ballimore, Maryland. HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY, of DalUuioro. NATIONAL INBURANCE COMPANY, of I'alUmorc. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY, of Now York. YONKERS AND NEW YOHK INSURANCE COMPANY, Now York. INSURANCE COMPANY TALLEY OP VIIIOINIA. . Winchester, Virginia, a GULF STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Tallahassee, Florida. ORIENT MUTUAL MARING INSURANCE COMPA? NY, of NowZork. J. Il V V I . Ti . I, JUACB ITUMD. RAVBNEL, Jr. April 10 wfmlmo ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OP -vin,oi3sriA._ J. E. EDWARDS, ProaldenL D. J. HARBitOoWoT?i?*" CHAR H. "MITII, Mod. Examiner. A Reliable Southeru Company. RATES AS LOW A3 ANY OTHER COMPANY. AND. when dee red, premiums mado pavablo monthly, quarterly or eoml-eunually, or half of tho annual pre? mium in caah, and tho remainder by note at twelve months, theioby bringing lt wit .In tho reach of all. 8..VEN-EIOHTUS Ol' ALL TUE SURPLUS FUNDS, after paying exponaos, divided every yeer among policy holdors entitled to profil. rall and get a circular and read tho advantages to bo derived trout Insuring In tho "ARLINGTON." J. L. HONOUR, Agout, May IS wftnlmo NO. 8 BROAD STREET. QUEEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON. CAPITAL..10,000,000 IN OOLD. APPLY TO CIDRES & CO., Agents, NO. IO ADOER'S SOUTH WHARF. Docombor 7 mwflyr n autili on^tftn fovtiuittv fcK-nJ.i'crfi&crntHiit, WltrJ.SJcrforfuingcn, tl., Ut nun ter tcftcn Anf?llen ttl t'.mtcJ (ber ?nictert otter,) terl.tc auf a, (gc 11 fettige ti ?lubrn brjrUnttt tft, etterflt tu ten m?fjia?cn 'Ur?mien. Qraminitciitcr Slrjt, Sum. llffcibaril, Ir. C. St ncr J. Cdc A inj unb Slarfttftrafit. January IB tolarno LEA^PERR?NS' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. PRONOUNCaOD mmm, EXTRACT BT Hi of a letter from s _ Bl MEDICAL GENTLEMAN CONNOISSEUlia ll .tusona, lo hts To BK rac OSTLX AjsR-Te. Bretiierat AHSLnWOBOESTER. May, Cootl Sauce *?E??iwi: ?*M|r "Tell LEA A PEE uni ATTUCAJILX MflEg RIN8 that their SAUCb 111 A'i;'* " hr highly esteemed In In 10 dla, and la,in my opinion, Tr\Oi' the most palatable, M EVERY VARLETS MVTiT well as tbs most who'.e ?KrfJ, some SAUCE that ts OF DISH. W^S^mede." Tho sucooss of this most tl oil clo us anil unri vallo 1 eos. dim ant having ca need many unprlncpled doa .sra to spply tho name to Spuritnu Cxmpoundi, tho PlBUO li rupert fully and con. ei? y requested to soe that tue name af LIA A Pnuuxs sro upon the WRAPPER, LABEL STOPPER end BOTTLE. Manufactured by LEA it PERRINS, Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NBW TOBK, AGENTS FOB THE UNITED STATES. October 19_fm wi yr KKAUSHAAK & OCT BRAND AND BQDiBI PIANO-FORTES roll Iron Frame and Ovaratrung Ban MANUFACTORY AND WAREHOUEI -..19 Weet nonuaton-street. Ho. r NEAR BROADWAY. NEW TOBE. rt UN U E US IO N Kl), MEMBERS OF THF FIRM Ol KRAUSHAAR A CO., ara practical Plano mai an aod as such bsve had a large experience in connectlc >lCi some <>? th' best EaUbUanmonts in thia oe un ct and Europe. Tbalr lanoe are made not merely fi 1 teem, bot t y thurn, ai d under their Immediate pereom. ? ipr-r..talon, ?nu they allow no instru?a ants to leave th?>> unto ry ano r Aaa into the bands of their patrons, unie* n.oy have a power, evenness, firmness and roundness c i j se, an elasticity of touch-v linoel which no Insert a eut ought to be eatlelectory to the public-?a well 1 tut durability In construction, which a nahlea ll to r. lam In ta <t and to withstand sudden changas often aratnre and AX poa ore to extreme neat sad cold, whir are sometimes unavoidable. They will al ell times be happy to see the profeaaici and the pnbtlo at their Warerooma, and invito compaq ion between their awn F?anos and those ol any otb? oaaufactory. INION KRA nilli AAR.TOBIAS BAM? OH ARLES J. BOHONKMANN. MtWjj_ FUN FOR ALL ! FULL INSTE JOTIONJ BY WHICH ANY PERSON, male or female, can maa Ur the great art of V?jj oiioqulstn by a lew boure' practice, T?Vee. ca?teach ^.J^^i^'?^^VaTeource'or mccrae. Full rn ?tructlona aent by mall for 60 cents. Satlafaotlon guar Ad drona P. O. Drawer 21, Troy, N. Y. May 18 _lyr Z TAVBRN-KEBPER8?NOTICE. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, > March 1. lft07. J ALL TAVERN-KEEPERS, AND PERSONS RETAIL. INO spirituous liquors, within Ute city limits, who have not executed their bonds and taken out tho propel cards to show that they havo license to sell, will bs re? ported as not complying with tho law, alter Monday, otb mst. 'iii nao who have canis aro hereby notified to have Ute .ama placed tn a conspicuous placo In the window. All I ailing lo observe this notice will also be reported, a fl or tho above-montlonod time. W. H. HMtTH, Marcha Clark of Council. Kilt IC LOAN. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, 1 Cm H-AIX, November 9, ISM. j ALL PERSON-. DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN T9B Burst Districts and Waite Places of Ute City, on. der "An Actor the aoneral Assembly, giving authority to tba City Council of Charleston to procee.1 In the mat? ter of a Fire Loan, with a view to aid In building up the eily anew," are hareby notified that the form of appli? cation for loans can be obtained at the office ct the Clerk of Council, between the honre of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M. All applications must be*" d lo the above mentioned omeo, as ibo Committee will meet every Monday to con. ilder tbs same. By order of tbe Mayor- W. ll. SMITH, November 10_j_Clerk ol Connell. OHERAW ADVERTISER. ?EVOTED IO LITERATURE, SCIENCE, ART, AGRICULTURE, and MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, raw, P. 0. Published weekly, by w. L T. PRIN02 ACO. Tiena or lun?stmo? : One copy one year.?.M 00 Ons copy six months.?. 2 M One copy three months. J ???J Five coplee one year.18 00 mtmmm OT ADVMTrXDIO I One Square, ten lines or Ieee, uri t Insertion.ll 19 For each subs?quent insertion.1 00 All Adverfsements to be distinctly marked, or they ?Ul be published until ordered out, and charged accord . Farchants and od ore advertising by tba year, . libe? ral den notion on the alt?te rates will be made. poveuiott 1?_' THE SUMTER NEWS, DARR A O STEEN, Proprietors. FTJRIJBTtKD EVERY THURSDAY, AT SUMTER, g. C. Bubecriptlou M. 00 per annum. To Clubs of four 13,00 per jsawMBi i Advertisemants Inset tea on ll ter il tarma. OtoambetS AUCTION 8ALES. Cottage Sets Furniture, Marble-Top Saloon Ta Wc?, furniture, etc. IIV WILBVll dc HUN. THIS DAY. Slat lo?ta t, at 10)4 o'clock, at our Bala* Koo OJ. corner Hiato aud Chalmer* sirc?te, will he sold, tho aboTo, Togolhor wlUi OLAS8 Snow CA6E, Chat ipalgn Oidor, Ale b .ap. Segara. Ono Window Sbadoo, Cnckerj, and tot Sundries. Conditions caah. TUi!-rnpl-!r.~RE,,,DK!St)E ??. ? CIUI.MEH? . Pt-ltEET. jj^j, JJ Mingle*. Shim?et, '" DY J. A. EVNLOW Ji CO TniH DAY mou?m 31?t liiaL, at half-past 10 o'clock will hosold at MarahaU's Wharf, eas? endI of' Sm^iu street, SO M ?uporlor Cyprus SHINGLES May SI 00 Cate? of Hoots and Shoes. DY Mil.KS DRAKE. TIllS MOnNTNO, at 10 o'clock. I will sell st my ?tor corno1 ot King and Llburty street* 60 GAPES BOOTH AND hHOES. ConaisUugu? Cases Mon? Calf and Buff 1*. H. Boots. Cab? Congres Calfand Buff Brogans, Balmorals sud Oxford tie?. ' Ladles, Kid and Lasting Cougrcaa, Oo.it aud Morocco Balmorals, Morocco Slippers, Ac. BOTS a d Youths Croesus and Balmoral?. A Ono aa>..<rtmsntLadTca', Misses' uudOUUdron'a Bnoo-i In Cartoons. Terms cash. May 31 nv itu.HOY d? co. At 10 o'clock. THIS DAY, at tho old stand of J. A W. Knox. H.. 138 Moating stroel. 1100 dozon HOSIERY, consisting of a Bno assortment of Ladles' While, Brown and Mixod Uoso, and Gont's II "ir Uoso to dozon Ladies', Oont's and Children's Straw Hats, of Bio la teat stylos. ALSO. A Ono assortment of RUMMEll CLOTH.NO, Pant BU-OB, bul rta, Diarera, Dross Ooods, Noll. Pi.?noto, Boots, Shoes, ka, Ac. May 31 UNITED HT ATI : S M A ll H 11 A I.' M SALK. SOUTH OAnOLI A DISTRICT--TN ADMIRALTY. W, if. Poyas vs. ?earner Gen. Hooker-(Hmo el al vs. Steamer (Jen. /looker-And others vs. Steam? er den. Hooker. HTic.MUH ni" dc CU., Auctioneers. By virtue of sn order of salo to mo directed, from tho Honorable tho Judgo of tbs District Court of South Carolina, In Admiralty, for tho District aforesaid, tn tho abovo canes. I ?rill oxnoso for sale, et publie auc? tion, at the old Cuitoru House, In tho Port or Charles? ton, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of June ensuing, at 19 o'clock, M., The Steamer GENERAL HOOKER, her Engine, Boats, Tackle, Apparel and rural tn re, as ?ho now hes at Wharf. Terms cash; pure til er to pay for nooeaaary papers. j. p. M. EPPING. May 31 4 U. S. Marshal. Assionee't Sale. nv A. II. Mill AH AMS Ar HUN H. MONDAY, tbs 3d lniL at 10 o'clock, we will aeB. at our salesroom, No. 36 Darno street. _. " - :*-;.>- O'Noa, 48 and 188 KINO STREET. DRY AND FANCY U0ODH inm., Millinery Boote and Htioc? Clothing I Trunks, Ac., Aa. Kola will be continued from dey to dey until tho ontlre Stocks aro ?old. Conditions- AU rems over $100 thirty days; aU over 1900 sixty dayi", with approved endorsed notes. Msy30 WHITE SULPHUR SPRINtiS, CATAWBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS CELEBRATED WATKRINO PLACE, having goDO to groat expenso ?Ince tho hut eeaaon. lu changing tho position of and re? pairing tho COTTAGES, grading tho Walks and erecting now Building', lo.other with many other Improvement!, wUl open THE SPRINGS for the reception ot visitors on Saturday, June 1st, 1867. Being situated In the northwestern part of ibo State, In a country remarkable for Ita beautty and healthful? ness, thoao, togo thor wi In tho virtuos ol tho Waters, maka lt ono of the most desbebi? WATERING PLACES In tho country. THE MINERAL WATERS Of THE SPRINGS aro tho White and Bluo Sulphur, ?nil Chalybeate, and they poisou all t io finest qualities of these waters, and are ?ovorclgu remedies for aU diseases of tho LIVER, BOWELS, HTOMACiI and KIDNEYS. THE BPRDXGS aro sccosMblo by any of tho roads load? ing to Salisbury, N. C., and at that point the Western North CaroUna Railroad will convey vial to ra to Hickory Station, at which placo conveyances aro always in attend? ance to take ihem to THE STRINGS. Dr. WHITE, of tho Medical College of Virginia, will be at THE SPRINGS tho entire Season, and Invalids may roly upon good attention. Having again secured the services or Mrs. WRENN, snd made ampio tirangemontB for keoplng a OOOD TADLE, and tho beat wlnea. Liquors and Segara, and having engagod Smith's Band tor ho Boaaon, wo salely promise to all every convenience for pleasure, comfort a d awuaetneut that may ba doetred. EUAHO PE lt MONTH.SOO OO 111) \ ll I) PER WI -.Kif. 18 OO BOARD PEU DAV. 3 00 Children ander 7 yr nra or ago and Ser? vants Half Price. J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO., PROPRIETORS. May SO _too NUTRi: TU SAILORS UR UlUIORANTs, HOTEL OR BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, I March 13, 1667. ( IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOI .LOWING A UT OF j the Legislature, passed the 10th day of December, iB??. all peraons ocnoerncd aro hareby notified to nail at this Ornoo and take out tho required Uceuao lunn odia toly. W. H. SMITH, Clerk of Council. ax ACT ron TUE nxrrcn pac-ramos or OXASTXH AUD niHioiuini nv TUX roar AMD najxnon or om ai va TOlt. I. Ile u enacted, by tts Senate and Boult af Repretenta ttcei, now met and titting in (/entrai Attmbty, and by (As authority of (Ac ran?. That it ?hall not be lawful lor any poreon, except a plloior publie ofiioer, to board or al? lom pl to board a vessel arriving In tho port or harbor of Charleston, before such veaael ?hall have boen made fast to tho wharf, without first obtalningi oavo from tho mas? ter or person having charge of euch veesol. or from her owner or egcnla. IL It ?hall not be lawful for any owner, agent, metter, or other person having cbargo of any vessel arriving or being in tho port of Charleston, lo permit or euthoruo any annora, hotel or boarding house ?coper, not licensed aa hereinafter provided, or any agent, ru nu er or cm ploy eu ol any eaUor't or inimlgraut's hotel or boarding house, to coard, or attempt lo board, any vaaaol arriving In. or lying, or i clog in tho harbor or port ol Cbarloaron, belora auen rr ?ie I itali havo been made fast to the wharf, or anchored, with Intent lo Invite, ask or solicit tho boarding of any of the crow employed on such veesol. m. Ft ?haU not be lawful tor any eailor'a or 1mm 1 grant'e hotel or boarding ho uso keeper, or the employee of any sailor's or im i igra.nl'a hotel or boaurduv house keeper, having boarded any voesel made fast to any wharf in the port ol Charleston, to neglect or refuse lo leave aald vessel, arter having been ordered ao to do by the master or peraou having charge of such veesol. IV. It shall not be lawful tor any person to trop, con? duct or carry on, either ae owner, proprietor, agont or otherwise, any sailor's or immigrant'? boarding house, or sailor'? or ?inmigrant's hotel. In the city ot Charlea lou. without having a license from the City Council thereof, V. Itahall not be lawful for any person, not having the Uceuao in this Act provided, or not being tho regular agent, runner or employee of a person having euch li? cense, to invite, ask or solicit m the city or harbor of Charleston, the boarding or lodging of any of the crew employed on any vessel, or ol any Immigrant arriving in the aald city of Charleston. VI. ino city Council ?hall Uko tho application of any person applying for a lioenae to keep a a allora' or Immi? grant's boarding honte, or eailor'a or Immigrant'? hotel, lu the city ot Char letton, and upon aatlstaciory evidence to them of the recpoctabUity and competency of euch ap? plicant, and ot the . ul ta bi enea* of bia accommodation?, snail issue to him a license, which shan ne good tor ono year, unless Boonu revoked by said City Council, to keep a ?altor e or immigrant'? bearding house in the city ol charleston, and to invite and solicit bo ard ara tor the esme. VIL The City Cou Dell may, upon satisfactory evidence of the disorderly character of any sallan' or Immigrant?' hotel or bearding house, lioenaod as hereinbefore pro? vided, or ef me keuper or proprietor of any such bouse, or of any force, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation. In in* vi ting or soliciting boarders or lodgers for such house, on the part of such keeper or proprietor, or any of his ag cou, runners, or employeee, or of any attempt to per? suado or entice ?ny of the crew to desert tram ?ny vessel In the harbor of Charlee ton, oy such keeper or proprie? tor, or any ol nts agante, runners or employees, revoke the license lor keeping auch house. VDU. Every poriou receiving th? Ucenae hereinbefore provided lox shall pay lo the city Council aforesaid the sum of twenty dollars. IX. ibo ?aid City council ahall furnish to each eailor'a or inunigrant'e hotel or boarding house keeper, Uoeused by them as aforesaid, ono or more badges or shields, on which shall be printed or engraved the name of such hotel or boarding Douse keeper, and the number and street of bis ho el or boarding house; and which said badges or ?hi el da ahall be surrendered to Bald City Coon, di upon the revocation by thom, or expiration of any license granted by them, ea herr?n provided. X. Every sailor's or immigrant's hotel or Loordlng houae keeper, aud every agent, runner ar employee of such hotel or boerdlDg-houae keeper, when boarding any vessel in the harbor of Charl paton, or when inviting or ^.l???^0?ny^fi.,ofr STa?vfirSlJnu* anu? wear, conapicuoualy displayed, the ableld or badge referred to bi the foregoing aocuon. XI. lt shall not be lawful for any person, except those named In the preceding r KUOD, to .-ave, wear, exhibitor display any such shield or badge to any of the crew em? ployed on any vessel, or to any immigrant so arriving in the oily of Charlea lon, with the Intent to write, aak or solicit tue boarding or lodging of such immigrant or ol any ol the crew employed oa any veesol being In the harbor or Charleston. Xii. Whoever shall offend against any or either of the provision? contained in aectlon 1, % 3,4,6,10 and ll, in this Act, shall bo r.eemcd guilty ol a misdemeanor, and abell, upon conviction thereof, be punished by Imprison? ment for a term not exceeding one yeer, and not less than thirty daye, cr by a fine not exceeding two hundred and fifty dollar >, and not lesa than one hundred do .Um, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Xi IL 'The word "vesseL/'aa used In this Act, ahaU In- I elude voeso.s propelled by steam. In the Senate House, tho tweuUeth day of Dooembi r, In the year of our Lord one Ihouaand eight hundred and airly-?ix. W. D. PORTER, Presiden, o. the Bcnato. OHAS. IL SIMONTON, I Speaker House of Representatives. Approved Doce ruber ?, 1866 ! JAMES L. Ona, Governor. March 14 I_ NOTICE. UPPER WARDS GUARD HOUSE. 1 CHAXXXSTOX, May 9th 1661. j STOPPED FROM TWO COLORED MEN A COW, who stated having found her len mlle? up Main H thiil The owner Is roquotted to caa. pay oxpon tea and take ber away. E. J. KINGIMAN, Mayo_1st Haut. U. W. O. H. BARNWELL SENTINEL IB AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET Merchants and basinets mun try lt fur ?few months. "No risk no gain." Send on your cards and increase your trade this fall There's nothing to eon al Prwtsr'e Ink-lt has made many a fortune. . Terms for the paper-?3 per annum, bi advance. Advertisements Inserted st tba rate of fl per sonars ol twelve Knee or lees for each Insertion. Garda of ten Unes or leas, at tba rate of 110 for three months. COT tracts by tbs year or for ?Ix months, allowing priv. Heg? of finn ging, on mora favorable tarma. Address EDWARD A. BRONSON. Scvcn-.ii.-i 1? fni.<.?oi't .nu tcoi-i icr THE OUANOEIiDU? NEWS. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT Ursagat Maj, & 0. Tarins ?1 per annum, In ad? vance. During Ui? ?print *nd tall asasoai extra copias of lb* Oa-u: axe caa MAWS WUl ba cjcrolated tor tba benefit ol oar advertising petrona. Oem tract Advertisements Inserted co Oe moat liberal tat-ma. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE, Editor Orang ?burg Now?, TebTTswrr 36 Oranieburf. 8 -__-_I AUCTION 8AIE8._ Ctar/i mid Drnm HY lilt l ss U J) I'M WM be ?ola THIS DAY. U.o 31?t inst, la front of Mr. Dcwen's (.hop, In Markot street, near Oh arch ?treat, at 10>i o'clock, s NEW CARTS 3 New 11 rfc y j 3 BocondUand Orara. _M?131_WO iVfna Driifl and 8ad<ile Hort?. BY lilt TINS ?Jf URB. Will bo sold, THIS DAT, Ibo Slit um., In front of Mr. Dewan's Shop, In Market street, near Charola street, at half-past 10 o'clock, UNE FINE DRAFT AND SADDLE HORSU. May 31 _ _ Superior Furniture qi a Family leaving (As City. WM. McKAV. JOHN CAHPBBLL, MCKAY & CAMPBELL, 186 No. 130 Mectiug Street, opposite Puvilio.i Hotel, Will sell THIS DAY, (Friday,) 81st Instant, at IO o'clock. BRUSSELS CARPETS. Pa lor, Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, superior Lace Curtains, M* Ac. ?ISO, Our usual aasortinonl of ?EADSTEADS. CANS AND WOOD HEAT ROCKERS, tc., Ac. Torin? cash. May Kt ftyecial Sale of ?lacon and Orooerie*. WM. MoKAV. JOHN CAMFB1LL, McKAY & CAMPBELL, 130 No. 130 Meeting stroet, opposite Puvillon Hotel, Will soil, THIS DAY (FRIDAY), 31?t inst, at 10 o'olock. - boioa N. Y. City CURED'I AMS - boxes N. Y. City Bacon Middles - bozos N. Y. City Shouldors - (loreen ilacon Trimmings. Pias Tongues, Heads and Foot, In Pickle AUK). - barrels WHISKEY - cases Oomaloo Jamaica Rum Vinegar. Hosp, Seato*, Nails, Ac. Terms cash. Hay ll Mil.MUAN At BON. W'u sell THIS DAY, Slat Inst., at half-past at 10 o'oloak. Tho contenta of a RETAIL STORE, at No. 63S King street, between Reid and Marr. ooitsnrma or : DRY OOODH, Roady-Mado Clothing. Fancy Goods, Na? tions, Ac, Ac. ALSO, 1 LOT FUrtWlTURB, viz: Bedstead. Cane-Soal Chair?, Tables, Mirror, 1 Large Counter, Crockerywaro, atc. May 31_ Nev) and Second-Hand Furniture. BY J. dc \V. TXNOX. TH IH DAY, at 10 o'clock A. M., at tho Cash Auction House, No. SS Hasel street, formerly occupied by th* late firm of McKay A Campbell, will bo sold, FOUn-POSTAND FRENCH BEDSTEADS, Bureaus. Ride-Boards. Table?, Oha rs, Matrrmuos, Lounge?, Bofas, Couditton? cash. oza>> HANNETT SCH?R, Auctioneer and Cozxzzu) salon Mero liant, at No. SD Kt nar street, bi low Broad itr??i. Offers hi? services for the sue of M ERO HAND IBB at day and night at his store, also for tho salo of Stock. Honda, Real Estate, Y easels, H. reos and Prodooa. Best city reference? will bo given. ConalgnmsnU solicited. Tonus moderato and guarantees satlalaodon. May a? Imo MISCELLANEOUS. FTIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DU J_ PENSE this agreeable and healthful berorajra, at then- well-known stands, No. ss HABEL STREET, be? tween Ute i and Meeting streets. No. 138 X KINO UT B?KT (Old Piquet o. ard House), and at tho hoad of CENTER MARKET, northwest oomor. Dinrjriatii and others wishing to bo * up plied with Fountains or Syrups, and dealers desiring Fountains charged, will be accommodated upon rea. Tinah! a terms. Steamers, Hotels, Restaurants and private) ft m?tes, furnished with a superior article of bottled Sods, in quan? ti Uos to amt purchasers. Wa are agents for tho sala of A. J. Mono A Bon's lastly celebrated Soda Water Apparatus, consisting or Ganara tora, Fountains, Marble Draught Burnda, Silver Plated RofngBiaUng Draught Blands, Tumbler Hohler?, and all spparatua necessary for the raanufactur- of bod* VT?tar, at the manufacturers' prices, with freight added. Dealers in Soda Water throughout tho State, dostrlng an apparatus, will do well to examine tho merita oe Morse's Apparatus, boforo purchasing elescwher*. Description catalogue sud pnce list sont to any address upon application to JOHN BUCK A CO., Charleston. While appreciating thu very liberal patronage extended tons during tho past season, we .hall s tri vu to merit tts cocina usn oe. JOHN BUCK. E. H. GARDNER. April ll _an? THE DAILY MEWS WE HAVE NOW ADDED TO OUR NEWS? PAPER EOT AB filflfWENT a most oxto naive and. complete JOB DMRTHT, Supplied with a groat variety of PLAIN AND FANCY. TYPE, of the latest and moat approved etyloa; and we hare every ffco'lUy for exooutiuoj all kinds of JOB WOBE in ENGLISH, GERMAN, and FRENCH, Bill and Letter Heads Circulars Pamphlets Catalogues Drafts Railroad and Steamboat Printing: Business Cards Invitations &c, &o., &o THOSE OF OUR FRIENDS DE UGIING JOB WORK, will please leave their orders with ns. We will guarantee as good work, and, at as CHEAP RATES, aa can be had in Charleston. CATHCART, M'MILLAN & MORTON. Maya_ THE MARION STAR, ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. ia published at Marlon, fl. O., in th ? central portion of th? country, and offer? a favorabU rnedlnm to Mar chanta. Druggists, Machinist?, and all ri? ss sa who daeira to . aland thsir business lo tho Pe* Ds? country. Forthe benefit of our adv?rtl?lng rate?*, waaia", la addition to our ?absajimion Uak wh^ U ?m^Uym crraudDB oubllah and d I? tri hu U gratti toual y SOC* ?i tro, corf*sof th* BT AB, during th. bustos** ssaaoa tala Pitts of ijJvertlHnt liberal. _ November 80 _Editor and FrovaisOor. THE AIKEN PRESS, IT 18 PROPOSED TO PUBLISH CT THE TOVH OT Aiken, B. C, a Weakly naper andar Uva aborattfla, to bo devoUd to General InUlllgano* Political. Com? mercial, Social, Literary, and Religious-with ? Danart ment ot Agriculture, fnoladlng tba Plaid, isa Orohard, th? vinsyard, and tba Osidan. A K?w? Summary,ta oontam a dlr?rt ?* u?? important ?renta os* tba WML willocflujry ap ttoaof th*papar, and pejttaauswasska* Uou wlU bi ?Ivan to th? ?MWuM o^aa?oa Of labor,** baatadJtpaasfte oar ssw? con? tina, aaa tba ufwiisnjnywjt of th* raaourcas of tb* eocnzry In MarmabQtnraa, AsTtV culture, Frul t-ratalcg, and vma-grotrta*. . Tarms-*3 a ysar, m advanca. - 1 H. W. RAYSHEI* Sdissav W. D. EorxxZ-VO, Pu b dz hw. 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