The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 03, 1867, Image 2
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Pros IX. Lau complotod lila sovoiily-flfik year,
haying boon born M?y 18, 1792. Ho will kavo oo
oupiod tho ronUacol throno twenty-one years oa
tbs 16th Juno noxt.
Boco torknion st Winchester, Vn , whilo en?
gaged in tearing donn a building a few days sinco,
carno upon a bottlo, upon which was written with
a diamond, "Bottlo of whiskey, Imri'diu 1821."
It ls stated that Oovomor BUOWNLOW is ptojoot
Ing a navy, in ibo shape of two old stoamors to bo
iron-plfttod, for sorvico on tho Cumberland River,
and thus cooporolo nilli bis land forcoB in keoping
robols ii-?ni tho polls.
England, although hor pooplo buy gToat num
bora of watches, mnnufaclurcs but a small pro?
portion of them. Whilst ber watebmakora annu?
ally manufaoturo 26,000 watches, she imports from
Switzerland alone 35,000 during tho eamo period.
The abad "poundB" at tho mouth of tho Con?
necticut river, inolosuros in which tho fish woro
caught by tho wholosalo, big and little, and ship?
ped to tho New York market, wcro almost totally
destroyed by tho koavy seas of last week.
Great numbors of thu rostlcss spiritH who com?
pose- the oity populations in California aro already
rushing away to our newly acquired territory, to
eoe what can bo modo there, and no doubt tho poor
Esquimaux will bo shocked at the sample
Amorican aitieens thus precipitated among thom.
The. hon du n tailors aro now Bonding to thia
country-with tbolr ooata littlo glass bottles wilh
pins attached, to hold tho flowers, which would
otherwise bo stuck in tho button bolo. Hy tho
rue of these bottles Ulled with water, o? course tho
flow ern can ba kopi frosh.
Tho latest horticultural dorice is that of remov?
ing tko stonoB from fruit by a process of gradual
reduction, by extracting tho pith from shoots ami
grafting thom ou stocks and their own branches,
for succoBSivo seasons. Tho experiment bas buen
perfectly auooes'siai wilb tko Malaga, grapo.
Goy. MAUsnaix, of Minnesota, baa rocvivod from
the.Govorunioul ton tlioussud rations, to bo dis?
tributed among tho dost iluto settlers ill t|l0 fron?
tier counties ol that Stato. Uio.tt destitution ex?
ists among tho now settlors, but thoy are kopoful,
Ami with a HtUo aashvtauco to get in their crops,
feel assured of doing .woll.
.' An'English cOmponJhavo offered to noeumo tko
whola dqbt of. Now Granada, which is sot down at
tklrty-threo'millions,' and ' pay other liabilities
amounting to somo additional mi liions, for tho
exclusive privilege of a transit across tko Ls th ni us '
by railroad or canal, or both, for a period of nino
ty-nino years.
Tho bust of Count BnnuncK is au objoct of
great interest at tho Paris Exposition. Tho fea-,
turcs are thus described: "Tho forehead is flue,
but two great wrinkles; which signify brutal ob?
stinacy, aro knitted into its middle; tko lips aro
Bnooring and cold, and tko nose is-oh, EO pugna?
cious I"
A letter from tko Commissioner of Iutorual
?t?TOnuo slated that ont of tho wbolo population
'.?o? tko United Slates, only 400.OOO .persons paid n
tax upon ?ncoines hut year-in other words, that
.OUt ortho thirty-five million? ot our people, less
' than hali a million kad incomes of moro titan
?00 <}'!
Tho ' Atlanta Kew Era says : A railroad two
miles' ki length ba? been erected at ?tono'Moun?
tain for tho "bohoUt of tho workers ?ri granite. It
wilt greatly facilitate, ami, of collrae, cheapen, tko
operations of golting out that kind of building ma?
terial. Our friend, and humor city Architect,
DICK BASS, Esq., planned and supervised said
railway. .... , ' .
Tho L>ansingburg:(N, Y.) olorgy have a novel
way of doiugjhingu. At a rccont public wedding,
the r.fUciatini; clurgy ni an, alter tko knot had b en '
tied, announced that if- there woro any others in
ibo church who deni red to be united in wedlock,'
. tk'ery should stop/cir ? ord,, and forthwith ? snot h er
' l?ouple-appr?acl:ed tho altar as candidates for tho
matrimonial dogrco'. ;
An arrangement has boon made - with tho Eng
.lilah sndFroncb. railroads, with tko Imperial oom
tnlssicm, whick controla Ike exhibition, and willi
poisons who supply food and lodging, by which
two bun .Ired Eugliuh workingmen pei woek may
go to Paria, live in a pleasant ball, spend a wook
in sight-seeing, and como back again, for seven
dollars and a half in gold. , '
Tko Pittsburg' Cbmtrteroiai says tko principal
grain centres aro manifesting, just now, curtain
significant fluctuations in prices-a sort of tremb?
ling sensation. Uko 'that which preocdOH tko final
plunge of tko sinking [skip. Tko grand prospeot
aliiad for tko wheat crop-now within two months
of the market-kos brought out somo thousands
of bushels of old wheat, and tko mai ket from this
tune forward is bound to decline.
Rev. Jon? W'. -BECKWITH, Rector cf Trinity
Church, ks? declined tho Boo of Goorgia, to which
ko bad boon elected. His reasons for declining so
big ti an ellice 1 rn tko; (In ireh in that his Work in
this ?? Diocese' had but begun. Ko remains in ac?
cordance with tho ? ?shes of tko largest c?ngroga
tiori in tboicity. When tko rtnnouncomcnt was
made from thd pulpit that ' ko would i mt leivo kia
flock, it was received with profound and dcop
feeling.-' li
Tho following marriage, extraordinary wc olip
from tho l'ornindiui (Fla.) Courier : Married.
On Thursday, the 21et ult., by tke nov. :Mr.
TIIACKERY, July Seaton, (colorod) 80 years of ago,
to Rosa Lang, all of Old Town. "Old July?'..is
woll known to most of our city readers, having re
Hided in this vicinity for sixty yoars. Ho recol?
lects tho landing of Gen. Ci ju-.non McGnKfJOB in
1817, when thia, ves Spanish .'J^orritory. MC?B Ko?
on and Iiis forces -wera Cortkagonlaus, and claimed
lo be acting nuder tho authority of the Mexican
Republic, t
The Jt?egraph, of Gratz, states that a few days
ego somo prison entered Um rcs i do nco of ? Marshal
BE? EDEE And carried off tko insignia of all'tho
orders of chivalry that had Leon conferred oh that
warrior. Tho theft wai tho moro remarkable as
nono of tho other objects of value ??'tko house
were taken. The Arobdnke, hearing of this wjs
fortuno of bis old comrade in anns, qt onco soot
nil kia own "orders," i and pnt them at Gon. BENS
DEK'S disposal, unwilling, as ko delicately oxpross
od it, that tke old Marshal ukould bo for a single
instant aveu, without tko .numerous tokcus of kia
00 un try" s gm Ul nd e. ?uro: n
A meeting ' of pca-cb-growens waa- bold kt
Dover, Dolaworo, 23d instant, to arrange 'for tho
transportation pf fruit to market .Inn 'season, by
the different railroad linos. It is gratifying to
know thal the opinion clprcssod by gentlmnon
from all parla of tko State, as woll as from tho
Eau te rn Muire of .dary land, was, that tho crop
would bo an abundant one, failures being confined
to aome few loo iii tics. .Tho mum er of baskets to
be shipped by railroad was variously est i ma ted
from a million to a million and a half. About Now
York trees aro covered with young fruit that havo
borno little or nothing for several yoars. Good ac?
counts also como from tko West. 1
Tko Washington correspondent of the Ball i oinro
Bun, writing on tho 29th, says that au energetic
. effort is made by tko impeachment pirty, aiid Mr.
HuiiNtn and otkora, to bring a sufllciunt number
of members of Congross hero in July to form a
quorum of both house H. - Mr. K u MN MI says ho only
rem lina kine himself to help mako up that quo?
rum, and. if possible, poss a lavV to g ivo sun) ago
to tko negroes in tho Northern States and in 1 tko
Territories. Thu ty-three letters to members wcro
sent tiff yesterday by tko impeachment party, urg?
ing tkom lo como on, ?nd p largo number havo
boen written'too by Mr. BUMMER, who urges thom
to como in aid of his auflrago proposition. i
The Norfolk Day Look tells us,of (ho orriv^ in
tko "oity by tho tea" of a "big baby" from yhig.
Richmond," whoso dimensions oro vory largo.
. .flay/a Ute Day Dook : "It fa cu route for Barnum's
Museum, per stoamship Saratoga; ta only four
yews sud a half old, and weighs two kundrod
pouuds; (that's a whopper |) moauuroa forty-eight
in ck cs around tho breast, and bas an arm as ltrgo
as a man's thigh. (Why a man's thigh, Mr. pay
Book f.) It was in charge of its motkor, wko la a
widow (no wonder tko fathor died), and carno from
big IUohmond,and is decidedly ftbigreproaenlslivo
Of that big oity. Ho is too fat to walk, and was
lying in a heap on tho cabin floor, indulging in tho
luxury of strawberries." How mtny quarto did lt
roquk'O to satisfy tho monster ? Richmond never
produces anything that ia ?mall. 1
Tke Tensas (LA.) Haidt?, of tho 2.0th ult., says :
"Tko planton back from the river aro now nil
huey scraping colton, and most of thom havo ex?
cellent stands. On sevoral places there is com up,
and looking kail thy. Most Of tho plantations
. close to tho river are not to fortunato wk ero it is
. low Mid swampy, Tho water is nt Ul on thoso
, J?SSWt.ana tho rlTOr 100 high to admit tho
wtfer- running through ttitf different breaks In
tho loveo along our front." fko' Hoiima (Lt.)
?fv.tho ^ame.dato,- says': {-We
have th? pleasure of recording: tho. continual
. aid1 ^^Pted .falling o? tho water? in .thia
parish. Wo hopo, Inoamuoh aa lt ia.yet quito
.arly in tko season, that our planters will not loso
as mock aa iras oxpeoted. Many renoua behove
\ thajgood corn abd rico cari bo-inado ,on tko land
that has boon overflowed'thin season;'' *''-. [
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?tRENT TOPICS.
Tus dov. Kvns trial in England, and tho Recon?
struction Act? in tho Um tod States, of lato havo
attracted considerable nttraolion lo tho oubjoot of ,
martial, ns contrasted with civil law. Tho IVesf
miiattr llceleto for April, 18C7, ro|>cat8 tho follow?
ing anccdoto, found iu Sir WALTEB SCOTT'S "Lifo
of (ho Du',.o of York," and it may not bo uninter?
esting to roprodune.it hore, 0vou if, for no other ,
reason thou IJ ?how what quoor notions thoao old
fogies had about civil liberty. At Ibu Ublo of tho
Commander-in-Chief a young officer ontorcd into
disputo with Lt. Col. -, upon tho point *?
which military obedience ought to ba carriod. Tho
young goutlomnn was al tho timo ol lifo when
soldiors aro apt to carry tho POU?O of military
duty to enthusiasm. "If tho Commander-in-Chief,"
said tho young oflicor, "should commaud mo to do
a thing; whioh I know to Lo civilly Mogal, I should
not scruple to oboy him, and should consider my?
self ss relict ed from ell responsibility by tho order
of my military superior." "So would not I," ro
pltod tho gallant and intelligent officer, who main?
tained tho opposite fido of the quos ti on. "I would
rather profor fio risk of hoing Bhot for dieobo
diottco than of being hangod for trausgroasing tho
laws, and violating tho libortios of my country."
"You havo aiiHWcred liko yoursolf," ?aid his Royal
Highness, whoso attention had bcou attracted by
tho vivacity of tho dohato; "and tho officer would
dosorvo to bo both shot aud hung who would hot
othorwieo. I trust that all IlrilUth oflicoru would
bo unwilling to exoculo an illegal ordor, as I trust
tho Comutandor-iu-Chiof is incapable of issuing
one." :
Mn. THADDEUS BTKVENH has boon atok sinco tho
adjournment of Congress, and ha? boon ordered
by hts phyeioian to avoid oxcitomont, and study
tho things which tond to quietness. Ho has, bow
over, broken ovor tho medical decrco, and boon dc
livorod of a lottor, whioh shows that be is doiug as
well AS could bo oxpoclod. lio has boen in labor
with bis policy of confiscation, sud now writes an
urgent lullcr in favor of that aubourn to Mr.
McPirEBSOX, tho Clerk of tho House of Represen?
tatives. Ho says that tho people of Pennsylvania
nud otbor States who wore plundered by rebol in- ,
vadera, should bo compensated out of tho ?slalos
of such tuon as AIKEN, DAVIS, Ona, HAMPTON, and
a thousand others, who aro still rich, lio further
wonderii that Congross has kept quiet for two ses?
sions, and not enforced confiscation. Of bis politi?
cal aBsociatoB who ure porambuldti'ig tho South,
he eave: "A few Republican uietouru, always er?
ratic in their connie, aro Hitting through, and ex?
ploding in tho RopubUcan atmosphere. Thoy, at?
tract stituolont public, attention to onabte thom to
asst'ro the amiable rob?la that thoy need fear no
couliHcation; that nobody of any noto in tho North
is in favor of imposing such punishment for tho
Baku of r?mun?r?t inn or of j uni ?en. " Mr. Srsviuts
had hardly a follower in tho lost Congress, when
ho mado bis confiscation speech, and his moribund
u tte nineo now will be treated as a sick man's
dream.
Tnt RICHMOND IVA17, gives tho following in?
teresting account of tho Tredogar Works : "Among
tho vast operations at tho Tredogar Works aro
two tolling milli, winch aro now being worked
up to their full capacity, and givo employment to
a vet y largo number of mechanics aud laborers.
Tho Treuogar mill is confined to tho manufacturo
ot merchant iron of all descriptions, cut nails, rail?
road spikes, and other fastenings. Tho Armory
mill is devoted,exclusively to tho manufacture pf
railroad ?ron and railroad chairs, of : which a. very
largo 'amount is now being i tundo 1 for- eovorai of
our Southern'roads. In both hillls there are in
tho aggregate over four hundred banda" employ
id, and of these t li ere in a largo proportion no
groen. Of this latter ?jlase wo were glad to h cor a
?pod account runder ' Uti) cxcoriciil'anof judicious'
management of tho proprietors thoy.aro working
,wa]? and con ten te di;., au uiamplu .yhioli j,. .WyOld'
.be for tho interest Of, tho colored moil th renn li ont
the 8 tato to .'.follow. Brown's. Island) at tba If Jot
of BovontU struot, which is thickly, studded
with shanties, uaod daring tho war aa a laboratory,
is now rooted by the Tredogar Company, ana by
them sub-let to mot h- nicy an J laborera employed
in tho foundry.".S - \
Wons is now being pushed forward vigorously'
upon the Florida Railroad, and present tadlqatjona
aro that tho entire lino will bo.in operation in 'the
ooaree of a fow , weeks' time.. The beautiful and
costly iron draw bridge over Amelia Uiver is near?
ly finished, and 1 tho track between this place cud
tho bridge (a di6tanoo of about thrco .milos) is
ready for j tho rails, which have been laid about a
quarter of a milo al this und. Last Thursday tba
steamer John Mdcalf, from Hilton Head, brought
down a ' kmd.bf rail.-;, and wu behove Ibero is now
enough iron 011 hand to ' completo ibo road and
necessary turn-outs. On Saturday last some twen
ty-llvo white laborers carno down from Charleston
to work on the track, and moro are coming. Tho
company hos contracted with Col. M. W. DOWHIB,
of Minnesota, for the erection of vory extensive
dooks at tho tornitnatioa of the track In the har?
bor, which will havo on them a large end commo?
dious s'tiTohOuso. Work ia constantly" kopt np
along tho wholb'line in ballasting abd getting thi
road in bettor order, and since tho two now and
powerful engines wero put on, tho trains make
their timo with great regularity. On tba whole,
Dur railroad prospcols aro excellent. So Baye tho
l Y nun illino Courier. . 1 t .
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Tar PAIL of MAXIMILIAN is au event that has
isoett.likely to occur at any time nineo thu .dep ir?
lo ro of tho French troops nom Mexico, and would
liave bcon brought about month) ago but for1 tho
wont of ability in Ibo loaders'of the liberal army,
rio ono hero or in Europe oan bare looked forward
lo any other result than tho failure of tho Empire
irlion the support Of France had boon withdrawn.
MAXIMILIAN, had lie consulted bia own personal
safety, would certainty have Hod tho copn try with
die anny whoso bayonote alone for two years up-'
iiIil bis. authority, but bo preferred, aa a Haps*
imrg, tho doubtful chances of a contest with tho
Labor?is, to tho ignoble oxpedlont of running away.
Ile hos fallen, and, wo learn, baa paid tho penalty
:>f ilia rashness with bis lil*!* Wo rhov hopo, bow
j.-or, 'that th? ?tatemen t re! ?ling to hin ?xcc'iitioo
?8 untrue. Cruelty in tho hour ot success will bo
jut a bad boginniug for tho now regime in , the
Mexican Republic, which, let bu trjiuit,. may ro-es
..abiish tranquility and prosperity in that beautiful
and. . . . ..
' THE Mi.iAtwiNo'froic tho ??erc?h of t?lo' QDtb is
lignificant : . "Wo eeo that Genoral BpEmMall bas
.enounced his trip to tho Holy Land',' bia prcaenoo
m tba frontier hoing deemed nooonaasy by tho
Joverninent. Hoffovor unfoitunato thia may bo
'or hla piety, it Ia good for his] political interdata.
IVbon ho is uominatod noxt year for Vlcc-P^eat
lcut it ls just aB well thot ho should bo on hand.
I'he Radicals talk of nominating BEN WADS or
Diox RuBTEHD for tho position; hut wo rather
liiuk that Genoral GUAN? would prefer his Laea
onant-Uenoral'H filling it. Tho military bloraiohy
n tho Government will then bo completo." By'thia
t would appear that tho people of tho North hare
locomo reconoilo 1 to thc fact that liberty ls dead,
md tho Constitution buried, and that honoefortb
ho her? Ugo of WASHINGTON, FOANBXIN, ADAMS,
fnyymtsox, aud HAMILTON ?0 to bo -ulm ?rda. te red
.y Went Point.
.TUB ENOLXSQ papers fear that this year will wit
108B tho dire ' shadow of last year's commercial
?elipse. Th oro is in England B perfect dearth of
redit, which ls already painfully Arid pin nhl ugly
oil, and muoh of ills ascribed to tho insolvency
if tho railroads up m which many familioa havo
lei:ended for small .incomes In tho ahupo of divi
lends. Money that na? borrowed when money
ros easy to obtain, h aa now to bo repaid whon it
\ ail hut impossible to borrow, and many families
f moderato moana aro oas ting their hundred 1
oar into on abyss from whioh not a parti?le of il
an ever return; and there IH no'holp fbr it; 'whU?
rido, thc dread of losing casto, and tho dread ol
isiLg situations prevent many a struggling mas
rom taking a step which would put an ?nd to a
fol on g burden, .iii J li li j
IT IS BATU tU?t a1 pafty of ' Northern capitalista,
tun holing perhaps, forty, Will vi ?it Havannah in
ho carly part of Soptembor, for the purposo ol
laking a prospecting tour through'So?thorti and
outliwestorn Georgia. , lt la slated that abey tsp
eeont ?0,000,000 worth ,of ca-oitai, a considerable
mount of which will bo invested in improved and
nimprovoJ lands on and soar tho route of tho At
tn tic and"Gulf BMIMdj if they oin bo purchased
n ro-uionatyo tonne. Tho ulterior object ooo tem
lated by these capitalista la tho aottlomcn t bf ?
olony of Northern farmers, who are to cultivate
Ito lands a? tenants for a npcciuod term of y oars,
plion thoy will bcoomo proprietors'. 1
Tir? matter,of another tour in America.' bj
) HABLES TJiOXEMS, la again* revived in the Er. gil al
ournabi. Ito la ia treaty, it is aald, with two par?
ipa, one of New York and tho ; othor cf PhilaJdel
?bia,'for n gea oral cou'rr-o of iiirf readings, td ex
etd ovitr-alt'or seven inonlha. Risroaf carri-x
way with her more than ?MO,OOO es tho result 0
?0? American tour/add DIC?XX? could easily nit, ki
wioo as muoh, if he ohoee to try th? experu?bnt
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Daily Neus, No. 18 iTayne-strcet, Charleston, S. C.
Uusxness Communication* to JPuit?sher of Daily
New*.
Wc cannot undertake lo return refected communica?
tion*.
Advertisements outside of the city mutt bs accompa?
nied with th* oath.
~ CHARLESTON.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1807.
Jou WORK.-Wo bato now completed our
office- so ss to oxaoute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WOBK, sud we
moat respectfully ask the patronago of our
friends.
l'oi.rnt vi. VIVISECTION.
The groat social and political itrugglo at
present in progress throughout ibo Southern
States, involving tho most vital interests that
can ko brought lo the attention of a civilized
community, to our friends at tho North, is hut
a gigantlo experiment, watched in every part
of that vail domain with tho ulmost suxicly,
The interest manifested in our suffering, our
protests, our losses, or our future fortunes will
be best understood if we compare lt with tho
degree of concern or sympathy elicited by thc
tortured and shrieking brutes under tho knifo
of tho experimenting physiologist, in thc ab?
sorbed mind and callous heart of tho soicntiflc
brute. Tho goose, tho rabbit, or tho horse,
os the caso may bo, tho enthusiastic student of
til? scionco of life imagines were originally put
on this globo for tho express purpose of being
dissected, and becoming beatified as choieu
"preparations," in duo time to be put under a
glass coso in the Museum. Remonstrance
from Mr. Buunu is treated with an uncourto
ous "bosh.". Tho great end of a rabbit is to bc j
flayed olive-that is clear.
So with our political doctors. Tho South is
bound down on a dissecting table. Tho knife,
not always very H hu rp, nor invariably wi aided
by a skilful manipulator, is Ibrust into our
vory vitals. How the victim faros during these
experimental operations, who cares T Our
doctors would not be gnilty of suoh "unpro?
fessional" conduot as to heed groans and cries.
Tho result, always bold steadily in view; is tho
next election. ? Will tho Radicals carry tho
Southern Slates? 'This is tho question. If]
riots aud bloodshed, stagnation of business nnd
starvation, a general prostrslion of every
branch of industry, nnd de m orel i int i on of a nu?
merous laboring oiaai is the proximate result
of suth experiment, these aro mero incidental
trillos, whioh must not doter the projectors
from the plan they have chalked out. That suf?
frage-has hoon aonferrod upon tho freedmen
for the expresa parpuso of recovering bis volo
?ti thc approaching Presidential election wil
scarcely lie disputed. In fool'the grpat loaders
pf the. party, in. their paper?.and from the'
stump, avow this in'tho most unblushing man?
ner. Tho address of'tho National Republican
Co ennui Hue to tho freedmen, referred io. in our
editorial columns a few days ago, points out
IT hat "tho nation" has don? for thc begro, and j
now calls on him to do something for "the
notion" in return, vis: Voto tho Radical
ticket. ' Our Northern friends should Conduot
their" electioneering campaign with a, little
moro regard for decency uiijl propriety,' nnd
not lake an unfair advantage of the unlettered
freedmen, hy addressing what purports to bo
urgiimefll to him, which they would not ven?
ture to present to an audience, .fairly emanci?
pated from the spelling book.. Let us not have
divers weights and measure). Why address
Mit set of reasons to tho black man and an
Dllier to (he white man, as all tho Radical
itinerants arc doing every day in their . cru?
sades through the' SouthT If the negro
>qunl vyith thc'white man, (aud wo hope none
if our Radical brethren will act in contraven
ion of the Civil Rights Bill, ind call this fact
n question), thon why make a distinction?
he black mind different from the white, re?
pairing a species of ebony logic ? Wo should
-refer, kencefoi-th, all; appt.iii and addresses
b/rjo made tb "tho pflopk," not to freedmen,
o negroes, or to any other class. Our inter?
ests are essentially Iho some, and what is of |
eal advantage to llie one cannot bo to the de
riino.nl of Iho other. ,;
Thurn ls great sp?culation snd^counting of J
loses going on at present in the great Northern
ountry. We daily soe schemes, schcdulos nnd
irogrammcs for thc approaching battle. Who
rill'vole for whom, that is the gr??t question.
ls an'"example" of this pew species of polit i
al arithmetic, we subjoin the .following
statistics" from tho New York Evening Vost
or tho benefit of the curious in such matters:
AB political matters are lust now '.'mixed
ip," and there- are Indications jthal,Nseveral
Itates are in afi oscillating condition, 'th? sub
oincJ table, giving a list of the tlfates' and
;uess at their political complexion in the next
louse of Representatives, ind in the electoral
all?ge?t the next Presidential election, may
pt bc without interest. The unorganised
itates and' Connecticut are conceded to the
lemoorata in the list I enolose:
Bop, Dem. Rep. Dem.
8 tit*. Electora, electors. Cons. Cong,
labaxna.- ta
rkanaaa.- t > 1 1
alifornla. s - 8
onneoUcut.- t 3
teleware. J.- . ? . s -
lorida....'.'..I..- " ' '? -
corgis.- t 8
linois.18 - 9
ad?an*.13 - 7
>wa. 8-0
ansas.S - 1
entucky.- ll -
oulsiana....- I 7
Iarrfs^V.V.V.*!!;V~ ' O ? t?l?/J ? S.
[sssschusotts.13 - 10
Ucbigan. 8-0
llnnoaota.4-3
Ilsslxslppl.- . . s . . 1 .,, ,Uk
[issottti.ll M Ui 13 I ii 7
ebraaka.S - 1
evada.S - 1
ew Hampshire..... 8 r , - 9
aw Jersey.-.1.,...,, tit ,! '' - 3
ow York...........83" ' - IT
orth Oarollna.- lt 3
hlo..v........31 - it
rCfcOD.8-1
imnsylnnia:..-..t...30 - 18
bode Island. 4-3
Ju th Carolina.- 8 -
onnssaee.10 - 8
H**.,.- 8 -
f.nnont.8-8
Irginla.- 10 3
'est Virgina.8 - S
ieeonaln.6 - t* ft
?41
Tho Southern Christian Advocate ot the dist |
lt., published an Addreii of the Bishops
ia Minister's and Member* of the Methodist |
piscopal Chu roh, South. It is dated April 18,
ld is signed by JAMBS 0. AMDRBW, ROBBBT
A INK, fltiii- P. FlBBOB, II. II. KAYANAUIJII,
Hilt KAULY, W. M. WIGHTMAN, E. M. MAM VIN,
. 8. DoaoETT and H. N. MoT risa*. Thoyre
?rl tho eondilion of the Church as enoouragJ I
>g, that every department-missionary, pub
thing, educational and benevolent-had bash1'
impletely reorganixed. Houses of worship I
hioh bad been burned down or damaged, bad
:on rebuilt or repaired; oto. "Our lints,'
?y **7iI ". have been extended, and we now
iver more territory, number moro Confer en
tar, station moro pr?toh?ri, and have n wider
riadiotl on, Utan nt cr. y fa tv ra time."
The two questions _ sent down from the Gen*
Al'Confirenou to the'Annual Conferences,
itthodist " ConitituUosil Amendments,") th? j
Ithopi report, bava bein submitted to all i "
Env,wlth;the> following rasait s'Por coneur
c ?' Wi t h tb o' moUb? to oh ange1 the ?lylo and
tit Of tb? Church, 1,168 votas waru ?sutt ;
against il, .109. Th?affirmativ? volo being liss
than tho required Ibrco-fourth of I ho members
present and Toting, tho motion fails.
fur concurrence with tho motion to introduce
Iny-rcprcscniation into tho Annual and General
Conferences, 1,109 votes wore casi; against it,
371. Tho required three-fourths having hecu
given, this motion prevails. I^iy-rcprcscnta
tlon, therefore, according lo tho plan submitted
and approved, becomes n part of tho organio
law of thc Church.
As regards tho relations of tho Church to
tho Colored People, Ibo Bishops say thal tho
rulo adopted by tho Qcnornl Conference works
woll. Aocordiug to lt tho colored members aro
organiicd as separata pastoral charges, wherc
ever they permit, and their numbers moy justi?
fy it. Under tho Operations of this rulo
goodly number of deacons and elders Lave
been ordained, and ire have favorablo reports
of their steadfastness and usefulness as pas?
tors. Tho disposition at ono timo manifested
by our colored membership lo alienation from
us, han shown symptoms of a reaction, and in
several places they aro returning to our pasto?
ral caro; in many they havo :?over withdrawn
from it. Wo learn that no pecuniary induce?
ments to offer thom, no delusivo theorios, but 1
simply that gospol and christian sympathy and
moral disciplino which has horotoforo been au
blessed lo us and thom."
They call Ibe attention of tho Church lo Ibo
Resolution adopted by the Qeneral Conference
nt its session last y oar in Now Orleans; " Ko
solved, that we recommend lo our people, tho
establishment of day-schools, undor proper 1
regulations and trustworthy teachers for the
children."
Tho Dishops aro already behind the ago,
oise they would scarcely put forth tho follow?
ing a* their moyna charla,-tho reiteration of |
thoir creed:
'Ibo Methodist Episcopal Church, South, is .
witness for tho Biblo as the only and suluciont
rule of faith and practico. Her entire history ia
an assertion of Hun feat. Her existence Los fust
this moaning. Tho Dildo is tho infallible Htandnrd
of morals, as it is the oxclu.ivo rulo of faith.
Against every system of philanthropy thnt atfeots
ohighor spirit of bonoflconco than that laughlin
tho Scriptures, our Church Inflexibly replies : Tho
Diblo IB true ; tho social morality of tho Biblo is
puro; to pru toed anything bettor is arrogant
impiety. . ; -
The Address was rend . tn Trinity Church
yoaterday, and we presume will be rond in all
tho Methodist Churches throughout tho South.
TUB New York Timts thus roferi to tho inde?
cent conduct of Parson BROWNLOW In tho pres?
ent politioal aa'nvas* ia Tennessee;
Oovornor Brownlow takes a loading part in advo?
cating his own re-election-personally and tn tho
press- and ho certainly does enough of virulence
and blackguardism for ,tho wholo party. Ho be?
gins an address to tho publio by. denouncing "that
prince of swindlers, liars and Bcoundrols, John
Baxter," and goos on to npoak of tho "gang of
lick-spittles" who revolve around him. Ho thou
?skn a long string of quos tiona of tho most insult?
ing kind, concerning tho molhor, wife, sisters,
brothers and other relatives of bis opponont-In?
sinuating against thom every orimo known to the
decalogue or tho criminal law. "
BltriwKLOW, it will bo remembered, was tho
guest of tho Union League of Philadelphia last
aummer, and al a public meeting in Philadel?
phia Bald "h? would rather go to hell with rv
loyal man than go to heaven with a while
rebel." This pot of the RadicalB is a candi?
dato for ro-cleclion as Governor of Tennessee,
and lo secure his Buocoss he is now playing tho
bully and tho blackguard, as is oloarly proven
billie KTMct. "'" . v -
' ' WANTS.
WAM I:o, A Hiri'Aiios nY A RESPEC?
TABLE WIDOW LADY aa housekeeper, and ls
SPUING STREET, throe doors sbovo Ashley.
Juna 3
WAN TEH .IKMEDIfl'VEI. V, All EXPERI?
ENCED NUB?E, one who can mako h oreel/ gen?
erally tu el ul. A white person praferrod. Apply at
eouttnvrau.ru comer ot KITT' and VAMDHIUIOHHT
STREETS._m wi_Juna?
WANTED. A HOWSE BUT, AT NO. 51
WENTWORTH H THEIST, near Kins street.
JUBO 3 1*
POUT HU AND GARDENER WANTED.
Tbs Board or Cornxalssloners ot the Orphan Honan
ol' Char let ton, will elect at their next meeting, on tba 6 th
Juno, a PORTER and O ARDEN EB for tho Institution.
Applicants will leave their letters with th? Bte ward of the
Douse, on or boforo the dato named. Blay 81
WANTED, A tUTUATIOH All RECEIVING
and Delivering Clerk, by one wbo ls competent,
ani eau lumlali tho best of ro reran vee Address
"P?NQTUAX1TY."
May 17 _, . At This Office.
WARTED-A SITUATION AH CLERK IN
fi.sih HOOD BUSINESS HOUSE. Can keep a
set of books, collect, and mike himself gonorally uaoful.
The first elly rocsnxmoudanons will bs given. Address
PERSEVERANCE, Dally New? OlBoe. May 17
TO RENT.
TO RENT, A MOUSE CONTAINING 7
square Rooms, Dressing Room, and Pantry, on
Eaat Ray, No. 183, one door no. th of Society ?treck Ap
ply to MARSllALr/a WHARF. mwflo Juno 3
fTM> RENT.-THAT OEBlHAIIhE K?SI
JL DENCE, Mo. 88 Oenuon (beset noar Rutledge Av?
enue* containing six upright and two s Ula rooms, with
gas throughout, els tera, well, and ampia kitchen accom?
modations. To an approved tenant, tarma moderate ;
possession given Immediately. Enqnire at WILKINSON
a aiLCHlU?TH LAW O FITCH, No. IB Broad street.
April 38. _ .. jj m th
TU? RENT, THAI VERT PLEAS AN T LT
J_ sf tua tad two and a ' half a to ry HOUSE, Mo. X34
Meeting surest, between John and Ann. Foxs ca alon
(riven Immediately. Apply to WM. MAB80HHR, East
Ray, or to Ur. M. a DROWN, corner George and Anson
streets._3_May 31
rpo RENT, HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. 09
.1 KINO STREET, with oe? of a fins cittern. For
further particulars, apply on tho promises.
April 17_
STORE TO HEN X*-A THREE STORY
STORE on Market street, ' In rear oi No. 33
Uayno street Apply soon, at No. 33 II AY rr K BIUEBT.
Msyi3 .. , , ._,
BUICK HTA 1!LE TO 1?ENT.-A COMMO?
DIOUS DEICE STABLE, with accommodation?
For horse? and venidas, can ba hired, if applied for sooo.
For particulars apply OD premises. No. 80 CHUUOH
STREET, wost sid?, nair Tradd. ' ? ? April ll
TO RENT, IN THE BATHING HOUSE,
two cool and desirable ai coping ltoc-ma for toe sum
mer months. _L???2 ?L2 **** ?a
TO RENT, THREE VERY NICE ROOMS.
WU1 rant st low ratea to respectable portons. Also,
t nice Kitchen with two rooms; ran be used with a stove,
npply at No. 81 NABSAU BTREEI, a few doora from
Lina,_May SO
TO RENT-RESIDENCE NO. 3 CHALMERS
STREET. May 81
RRENT FOR ONE TEAR, OR LESS.
TWO AND A HALF STORY HOUSE No. 37 Logue
i tree t.
TWO AND A HALF STORY HOUSE No. 7 Aliando
rtrasU
THREE AND A HALF STORY HOUSE No. 88 Beau
lain street R. M. MARSHALL Sr B30.?
Beal Ea la to Agent?, Nu 83 Broad i croak
Juna 1 S
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
SeaU, polo and abaft Also, a set of doubla and
In j le IlARjIltSS, all ba good order. Om bo, ?neil md
jargainad for oaah or a time nota at thirty days, at No.
?1 Lynch street_May 17
ra SALE_FRESH BEEF AT STALLS
Noa. 87, 88, 89 and tu. (Cheap) prices 13K to 19
?ant, peg penad. _6?_ May 33
TJUJR SALE. A CART WITH "LICENSE."
r ' Enqtro at No. 139 ST. PHILIP BTR kKT.
May 3?
r BOARDI NO._
ro?dxcH ?drwiTtvVwTBHN BOOMS CAN
0 ba had at tho KINO MANSION, at th? comer of
1 rortre and Heating a tree ta. A fsw more DAY li CARD?
ERS can elao tx tocemmodstsd. ,row3 Jons?
PERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAT
, BOARDERS can be pleasantly accommodated,
eaaonabla te rmi, at No. 89 WENTWOBTH STREET.
May 81_._
I EXCELLENT BOARD.' AT VERT LOW
Iii rates, In tberaoat central btasioesa part of tho city,
rtlhout lodging, In a private house, can now be bad.
Por partkru hue address "X. L," Posto Hie?. May 1?
REMOVALS.
nEMUV AL_THE OFFICE OF THE
I\ SOUTHERN LIFB INBUBANUE COMPANY ha*
?en removed from ovtr the old Bank of abarlas toa to
lo. 59 BROAD STREET.
MST 3? .Oil
STOLEN.
STOLEN, FROM QUR STAPLES, NEAR
3 LENUlVa FERRY, ON BANTER RIVER, on Satur?
ar n?ht, 38th May, TWO LAHOR BLACK HORSE
?vuH-^ovj? In vary good condition, has mark? of collar
nd ?addi?, and had shoe? on whea taken. Th? otb?r
?ry poor, and has vary ?ore shoal J, ra. Ws will gt re
?my Dollar? for th ?lr return, abd Twinty-Svo Collara
? information that vhT lead to tba contle don of tb?
kial LAND ar PARKER,
Near O our din'? Depot,
May 80 . Neo-tasa*tarn Railroad, a. a
//ii
Fl N AN C l A?
BONDS, STOCK, &c.
DOND0, BTOCIC AND ?OTJIUTIE8 Os" AJA KINDS.
1) A'?Tt LIT-iii txiugnt athSneot (rte?,' by ' ^ I
ANURkW M. MORELAND, Broker,
April 17 .mm^??^^m^mm?Ay^^~^^?^?^
THE CAROLINA TIMES, -
PTJRLISHBD AT ?IUHUEHURU O. H.
rUTTS PAPER OiitOULATEH TITROUOHOtTT TBS
L caiddie porttoa of sus State, and oatstvtfc* bo* I
loUUMtaadtrartlsers. Fobruary M
MEET 1 ?. GS.
HOLUMUN'H LODO IO, NU. I A. V. M.
nruiB MONTHLY COMMUNICATION WILL HE
A. bold tn Man?me U.U. Wi Kening, tho lldrd "T
st B o'clock. Mombcrn.ii.lrJiidtit.tr. for degree? wili
be punctual lu Btlond.uco. Hy 'ii.l r of tho W. M.
IL H. WEHNER, Secretary.
Juno 3 1?
CHAHI.EMTO* MICt HA MC SOCIETY.
AMONTHLY lt RETINO OK Till". CHARLESTON
Mecb.ulo Society will l>r li-M nt tho Masonic nail.
nil Evening, tho 3J lust., >t H uYlook.
JOSEPH GUY.
Juno 3 I Sccruiary C. M. H.
ATTENTION I YOtlMfj A SI EH I CA H TEAM |
FIRE COM l'A NY.
ATTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COMPA?
NY al Msrkot 11.11, Thit Evening, tl H o'clock pre?
cisely.
By order of W. W. HART,
Juno 3 1 aoerotary Y. A. h. V. ().
PALMETTO STEAM l illi: l'.M.Ivr: COM.
PANY.
PUNCTUALLY ATT ND THE REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting of your Company, at tho hugluo Huu.e,
TAii Evening, 3d lue t., at half.past 7 o'clock.
By order. W. II. ARMBTHONO,
Juuo 3_1_Secretary 1?. S. F. E. Co.
LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.
rrUIE FIRST ANNUAL M BETI NO OF THIS AS30CIA
JL HON will toko place Tuetday, 4th tu.t.nt, at SX
o'clock P.M.. at the Deiioeltury. Cfinluiors .trecL
A full attendance of the members of Hie A.nociatlon
sud tho public generally I. rcapectlully requested.
By order of Ibo Board. 2 Juno 3
AMUSEMENTS.
HIBERNIAN li ALL.
ONE NIGHT MOUE I
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST OP
SARGENT
THE ILLUSIONIST.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 6.
Boneflt for th* Orphans under tho charge of the Slater*
of Mercy.
Sjg- Tickota tl. Old ld ron 60 cent*. To bo bad at tba
Hotels. Dook and Muidc Stores, and at Ibo Mall. B**ta
Bscurod without oxtra charge. No performance on Mon- !
day or Tuo*d*y. 3 Junes
TO TUE PUBLIC.
Grand. . Entertainments? !
APARTY OF CHERAW LADIES AND OENTLE
MEN wlllplay "THE IJLDY OF LYONS" and "THE
BIVALS," In Florence, 8. 0., on IFssneiddy and Tkurtday
Eveningt, 6lb and 6th June.
Proceeds to be appropriate! to erecting a Monument
In memory of th* Confodorato dead in tb* vicinity of
Choraw, and to building an Episcopal Church at Flor?
?n oe.
Admission tl. Doors open st B o'clock.
Juno 1 6
LOST.
LOBT, A HOUND DOG.- STRAYED FROM
t o promise? Calhoun street, oppoalto tho African
Church, early part of last week, a young B4TJHD DOG,
black and tan. A liberal reward will bo paid tor bia re?
covery. Apply to No, 96 EAST BAY, corner Accommo?
dation whan. 1 June 3
T UBT, ON THE EVENING OP THE 30TIA
I J inst, a valuable Olagroe gold DIIOOOH. inlaid with
pearls. Should tko earoo bo otrored for aale, lt ta re
?iuestodthatltniaybeatapped. A reward wlU be paid
or ita rocorory. Apply at THIS OFFICE_Juna 1
LOST, PRO Bl No. 31 MEETING STREET,
a yellow BETTER DOO, with a whllo ring around
tba neck and whit? feet. A suitable reward wiU b* paid
for bl* return there._2_Juno 1
OST-AT THE FIRE IN BROAD STREET
on tho morning of tho thirtieth, a BRASS OAP to
tho rear wheel of the Vigilant Firn Engine Company.
The Under will bo suitably rewarded by leaving the ?ame
al Messrs. BROWNE k UYER'S le Urosd street.
JOHN Ta HUMPHREYS,
Jane 1 Secretary.
DENTISTRY.
REDUCTION OP DENTAL PRICES TO SUIT
THE TIMES.
DR. J.E. DAFHAY. DENTIST, IS NOW PREPARED
ta complete the lusortion of whole upper or lower
set* of ABT1FICAL TEETH, upon tho most approved
method, and with the beat materials, at 120 per seL Par?
tial sets in proportion. Durability, natural appearance,
perfect flt, audneatocaa of fliiiab, guaranteed.
All other operations upon tho Tooth performed In a
skillful and warrantable manner.
Office at his residence NO. 6 LIUERtY STREET,
May 30 ' mwf Charlea ton. 8. C.
COPARTNERSHIPS,
DISSOLUTION.
TUB COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name of BARRAL, NICHOLS A CO.. ls
this day dissolved by Ila own lim! tai Inn. WM. BARRAL
la authorise 1 to use the nsme of tba Firm In liquidation.
WILLIAM BARRAL.
IIA H.. It T. NICHOLS.
EDGAR SHERMAN.
FBEDEHICE U. BETTS.
Charles lon. Jon* 1,1B67.
June 1 13
EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGlnIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
LIcXIN GTON, VA.
ARRANGEMENTS ARE IN PROORBSS TO ACCOM?
MODATE On? Hundred additional Cadets In tm? |
institution. Ila well establish od character for Ita ayer
tem of discipline, and course of instruction, commends
. t to the support of those who desire a wraotloal educa?
tion. Inlormatton will bo supplied by ?pp 1 lent lon to tho !
undersigned. FRANCIS IL SMITH,
May 30 m loo we BupcrintondenL
PUBLIC SCHOOL POR COLORED CHIL?
DREN.
nfl HIS SCHOOL, ESTABLISHED BY TBE PR0TE3
I_ TANT EPISCOPAL CHOREE In South Caro bus,
will shortly bs opened for Ibo reception of Pupila at tis
School Bouse (formerly th. Marine Hospital) In Franklin
atresL AppUcatlons lor two additional Female Teacher*
will bs received hy th? Hoard until June 16th.
TL L. KERRISON.
May tl fm wu Secrolary of tho B ard,
INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.
MRS. NICHOL?, A NATIVE OF CHARLES TON.
nut during tho past fifteen > ear? a resident in
Europe, ls desirous of giving instruction In tho French
Language, altaer at her own residence or at Hie houses
of her pupils.
Inquire at Mr*. FTNNBY'd, No. 100 Bing street.
May 23
UPHOLSTERY, ETC.
WINDOW SHADES.
HARRISON BARNET. MANUFACTURER AND IM?
PORTER of WINDOW SHADES. CORNICES,
Banda, Pins, Tassels, Gimps. Loops, Cords, Ac, Whit*
and BUOT Holland?; No. LJ? WI I.LIAM STREET, net wean
Fulton and John streets. New York.
Store and Otho* B had ce mad? tn order.
December w mwf imo
GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL.
rpilIS BOAP BEQ.UIREB ONLY TO BE USED TO
A prove lt* superior quality. Uso lt as you would
any common Soap. Try lt and you vviU be con Tinned
that Ula superior to any other artiste in market. For
aale by Grocers g en er ally.
Manufactured by TAYLOR A YOUNG, No. IBS Front
?lr?ct. New York. For aale by
GRUBER A MARTIN,
, No. 1136 Elng a tree L
B. BISCBOFF k CO.,
No. 107 East Bay.
GBO. W. WILLIAMS k CO..
Corn or Church and Bayne streets.
DOWIE A MOISE, Druggists,
No: 161 Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January *H_wlm6mo
O. CHITTBNDEN,
General Commission Merchant,
AMD
Manufacturer of Faner,
OP VABIOOB KINDS,
BO. 1?7 READE STREET,
Corner Hutleon Slroet, Now York.
DEALER IN PAPER AND IN MATERIALS OF
every desr-riptlon for ll? manufacture.
December lt Bio
ASTROLOGY.
TUB WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WOXDKIIXUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE O HEAT A ST H O LO 0 I?T,
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.
SHE REY ALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
She restores to happlaeas those who, from doleful
?vents, catastrophes, crosse* In love, les* of relations and
riends. loss of money, ko., have beoomo despondent
Ihe bringa together thees long se para tod, gives Inform a
lon concerning abssat friands or levara, restore* lost or
rtolan property, tells yon the business you are best
rualinsd to pursue ead In what you will bo moat ?ucees s
W, sansas speedy marriages, and tells you the very day
iou will merry, gires you the names, Ukenssa andohar
leterletlra of the person, bb* reads your very thoughts,
?nd by ber almost supernatural powers, un vs Us the dark
ind bidden mysteries of Ibo futuro. From lb? ?tar* w?
iee tn tb? firmament-the malofto atare that overcome or
jr?dominate In Uro configuration-from the aspects and
?siHons of the planets sud the fixed atare In Ute heaven*
it the tim? of birth, sh? deduce* th* futur* destiny of
nan, Fall net to consult tho greatest Astrologist on
sarth, neoeU yon but a trifle, and you may never again
lave BO favorable an opportunity. Consultation fee, with
Iksuess and ah desired Information, tl. Parties living
it a d Ls tan cs can consult lbs M adamo by mall with equal
safely and aatlafacuon to themselves, a* if tn person. A
ull and explicit ch ixl, written out, with all inquiries ar
rwarod end likeness enclosed. Mot by mall on receipt >.
Ode* above mentioned. Th? .tr?ete?t ?ecreay will Iv
nainleinod. aDd all corrcepondnnce returned orderte.,
id. References of the highest order furntahad those o
.Iring IL em. Writ? plainly tho day of tho month ru
??ar Tn which yon were horn, enclosing a small toe c
lair.' .
Address, MADAMS H. A. PERIUGO,
- . " P. 0. DauwKa atts, BUTTAXO, NV Y.
Match K_ir
E. M. WHITING-.
C0E0NEB AND MAGISTRATE,
rr AB REMOVED'BIB OFFICE FROM CHALMER) I I
?TL ?Irret to No. 63 CHURCH STREET, ct. tooti
(?rta ot Broad atm!, August al
DRY GOODS, ET O.
Untev$ei<fynetc
Brlsmuen ddt ?lem sreetirtrii Puullkam
. r ur br II i ( anio:t!{iio, <!??? ste wrolirrml
IHR REICHHALTIGES LAGER
. .i
tittpprftrtdt & ciit^ctmifc^cn
MA N U F?CT?R- W AAREN
(Ut II nt II II t t i
pArlnn.
?I tl?ti? i ll ( I C l ,
Juno 1_mvrfltno_Sting.?trt(t.
J, i I
BEST SIX-CORD CABLED
THREAD.
JOHN & HUGH AUCHINCLOSS,
KUM: AGENTS IN NKW YORK.
March 0 wfm38
SEWING MACHINES. _
$20. AGENTS WANTED, $20.
675 to $300 par moaUi-mile? .nd tomalia-to aoU tho
ONLY OKHUINK COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Manufactured. It will hom, foll, auton, tuck, bind,
braid, quilt and ombroldar beautifully. Prlco, only 1?0.
including Darnum'a eolf-sewor and yolf turning bom
mor. Fully warranted for Aro year*.
CAUTION.-Bowaro of thoao nilling wortbloaa ooat
lron machines, undor tho aa ruo usmc aa our*. For cir?
cular, and taima, address O. COWERS ai CO., No. 245 H.
i-lfth Street, PbllalelpUla l'a. Im May 20
CLOTHING.
JAMES MCCORMICK,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
??"" "" ? arm srriiL DBALKS IM
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
OBNTB' FURNISHING DOODS,
No. 85 BROAD STREET
January 33 Cmos CHARLESTON. S. O.
A. S HULL, Ag't.,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS REMOVED TO No. 70 BROAD STREET, .Nulli li
SIDE, BBVWKhN MEETING AND OI1ULCU.
whore bo wUI bo glad to too hts old Monds and custom?
ers, em has lu atora a full sssortmont of OLOTUS
COATING, OA.SMMKItEH and VESTINGS of OTery ral
rtety, whloli bc wtU malro up to orler st aa low pilcos ss
any similar establishment.
axao,
A FUL? ASS011IMHNT OF FUBNISOINO QO0D3
FOR QKNlXliMEN'S WEAU. ?
M. JNO. T. FLYNN (formerly of C. D. Carr ic Co )
wUI snporhiloiid tba Tailoriu, Dopartmoot sa usual, and
wnigtre bU especial atlonUon to Cntting Oarmenta and
Making anj Ittmmlng. 1
May ll_too'
CARBAR., v, mri mil! k co.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
or
tTLVEs MEDIUM,
in
COARSE CLOTHING,
AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILD INO. NOE 66, 67. 6?
and Cl, Hudson street, near Duane, New York.
T. F. OARHART.
W. H. WHITFORD.
J. D. VAN WAO EN EN.
December 10 ?mo . T. HAMILTON.
LEA & PERKINS'
CELEBRATED
WORCEMRSOJRE WE.
PRONOUNCED _. EXTRACT
BY fr/ of a letter from a
00KN0IflaETJR3 M U\\^^r
TOM nuo?n Ilrotheret
flSSsSWORCESTER. May,
Good Siiuco FissSfli??
,j -Tell LEA Ai PER.
AXD APPLIOABLI jsSb: BINS that their SAUCE
uVjiJs'-' '? highly ceterracd lu In
TO j?n?z dla, andls, in my opinion,
^ftSjJi' 'h" most palatable, r.a
EVERY VARIETY, ?TTCI well aa tho mo?t who'.c
jW?JC* ?uro SAUCK that
OP DISH. ^KSSPVnud?.?
The success of this most delicious and un ri Talla 1 con
dimont haring caused many onpnnuplod dealers to
sp r'y tho name to1 Spvriouw Ompotindj, the PJUUO ti
rttpecifuUy and camenfy requested lo iee trait tho name
of LXA u Pxanms sro upon the WRAPPER, T.ABRI,
STOPPER and BOTTLE.
Manumoturod by
(.Kl *t PBnBlHI, Voriiltir.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
3STEW YOIVB:,
AQENTS FOB THE UNITED STATES.
October 18_' _fm wi yr
SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" MG WATER.
rpm: WATER OE THIS BP KIN O IS BELIEVED TO
I be unequalled by that of any other In the far-fam ad
Talley of bara tog a Its ilrtuee are such aa haro accttrod
lt the high ?nco mi ams of all who hare used lt, possess?
ing, aa lt does, In an eminent degree, cathartic diuretic,
aRereUve and tonio qualities.
From SAMUEL HEN BY DICKSON, M. D.. ProfossoT
PraoUoe of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phils,
delphi a, formerly of Charleston 3. O.
PHILADELPHIA, Norember 16, 1806.
I hare been for a year or more peat In the habit ol
taking the water of the ''Excelsior" Spring of Saratoga.
Accustomed during tho great portion of my luralld tile
to use the diff?rant waters or the seTorel fotic taloa which
hoil np along that remarkable Talley, dependent. Indeed,
upon them tor much of the comfort I enjoy, I am satis?
fied that the Excelsior Water ta as well adapted sa any
other among them, if not more so, to tho purposes for
which they are gonerally employed. Il la vary agreeable,
strongly Impregna tod with the carbonic acid, Uroly and
epsrkRcg. . . . I can heartily and contdcnUously
recommend lt to ail who need a gent?o ca tharne and
di ure a c SAMUEL HEN RY DICKSON, M. D.
Toe Water la pnt up In Pint and Quart bottles, and
pecked In good order for shipping. Pints In " >xe? ol
roar doran each, and Quarts In borea of two t i .each
?OLD AT WHOLESALE BY
GOODRICH, WINGMAN & CO.,
Importera and Wholesalo Druggists,
No, 143 JIEETI-VU STREET,
orpcsrrx CHARLILBTON HOTEL.
BOWIE & MOISE,
No. Ul MEETING STREET,
Oppcaite Charleston HotaL
And tor asia by first olass Druggists and Hotels.
January 13_6mo
CRISPER COMA.
Ohl she was bean Ufo! and fair.
With a tarry eyea, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils, soft entwined,
Bnchaloed the Terr heart and mind,
CRISPER COMA,
far Carline; tho Hair of either Sex into Wavy
and Glossy Ringlets or Hoarr Massive
Ourla.
BT TJKLNG THIS ARTICLE LAD IS 1 AND UKNTr 3
MSN cen beautify themselves a thousand-sokl.
t ls the only article in the world that win curl straight
lair, and ai the same urns ?ITS lt a beautiful, glossy sp.
>earanos. The Crisper Coma cot only curls the bair, but
orig orates, beanUhee and olsanaes it ; La highly and da.
lghtfuUy perfumed, and is the moat complete article ol
he kind ever offered to Ute Amt rican pu tuc Tba
Jrtepor Ooma will be sent lo any address, seeled and
xwtpeld for ll.
Address all orders to
W. L OLA RX k CO., Chemists.
Ko. I West FeysUe aire at, Syracuse. H. T.
llanillo ITT
TAVHIUV-KEKPEHHUOTKE,
OFFRIS CLERK OT COUNCIL, )
Har-h I.1M7.
A LL TAVERN-KEEPERS, AND PERSON* RETAIL.
?Ta. IN a .ptrttnoua liquors, within the elly UmlLi, who
isTs no? executed their bemdsind Uksn out the Droriar
lards to shaw that lb** har* license to eau, wfll b<tY.
?rtsd as nc* complying with tne law, after Moaxdiiy, uh
Tbeee who hats cards are hareby noH&ed to have tits
ams placed la a oonspicaens place in thar window an
Kercha Clari of Ccuncil.
g-'-'-i?.*..1.1) J. ?? ? ? I
GROCERY AND P,t!{-.C'cLlAKrO'JS.
CORN I COHN 1
J VV" ?M* till? itax <.> Ktioouor Ursrxukot.
...... ,K "Tuns.
.WO liUHhclF? WIIITK COHN.
10O bualiula Mlxivl Cori.. Kor nato lix
,",,"_ STENHOUSE ft CO..
Jut"'3_?_No. lUMtoaj lliy.
CHM I5XT.
OKA ?MMB?VI PREN!. CEMENT
?U*J\J Lauding from schooner David Faust.
IN vinni.
1600 b?rrela FllK.SH LIME
160 barr?la Calcined Plaster
IOU barrels Laud l'laetor.
For aalo by OLNEY A: CO.
Nos. 9 ll and 13 Venduo Man??.
Juno ?_ 8 a
CHOICE WESTERN MACON.
?)Q HMDS. CHOICE WESTERN CLEAR HIDES
LiO SO Illida, cbolco Wni m Shoulders.
AND.
20 Ifluls. cbolco WcBtom 0, Il SIDES.
Landing a ntcamor Sea Gull, and for rato bf
HENRY COBLA ft CO.
Juno J .i
COHN ! 0ATS1 HAY!
1 AAA BUSHELS rill M i: WHITE MILUNO CORN.
1100 buabela prime Oats.
Lauding from sUumnr Hos Hull. .
A i sn IN STORK t
600 BALKS PR ME N. It. HAY.
For aalo br JOHN CAMF8EN a CO.,
Juna 3 a No. ll Market airest, opposite Stat?.
"HAY.
Q*^J"i BALES PRIME HAY, JUST ARRIVED AND
OVU for aalo low from landing, by
Juno 3 a_T. TUPPER ft BONS.
CORN.
e)Kf\f\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE COBN. FOR
?Jt)VfV/ salo Io i while lauding, by
Juno 3_a_T. TUPPER ft 80NH.
WELSH SLATES.
QA AAA ?EST BANGOR, VISCOUNTESS AND
0\Jm\J\J\J LADIES' SLATES, assarted six??, of
direct Importation.
For sslo low to clojo consignment.
Apply to ROBERT MURd k CO.,
Juno 3_8_Boyeo k Co'a Wharf.
SCOTCH ALES.
c rv CASKS TENNENT'S PALE ALF-IN PINTS.
OL' 60 caaka Bernard's India Pal? Alo-In pinta.
In storo, sod for sals by
ROBERT MURK k CO.,
Juno 3_0_Boyes | Co.'s Wharf.
CORN AFLOAT.
SOOO B^??lf?. WHITE CORN, PUR SCHOO
V." NER 8bUob- For salo low while landing
M,T 31_WKiT A JONES
RHINE WINE.
L?TOmT RH^WrNE HAVE A GOOD OPPOR?
TUNITY of supplying tbomaolvos by tbs OBUOD
Uoxen or Qlaaa. at reasouablo price, by '
.... ,, . JOHN M. MARTIN,
M,T 31_3_No. 36 Markot ?trout.
SUGAR 1 SUGAR !
5HHD3. PRIME OROCERY SUGAR
40 bbla. primo Orocery Sugar
To cloie conalgnmont. For aalo by
, - . J. A. EN3E0W k CO.,
imal_?_No. HI Eaat Bay.
RICE ! RICE!
J i . TIEROES WHOLE RICE
4rU to Uerccs Middling Rico.
For sale by J. A. ENSLOW ai CO.,
Juno 1 _a_No. Itt East Bay.
SOMETHING NEW WHICH NO
KA nu. Y sunn,!) BB WITHOUT.
CHOICE TABLE BUTTER. PUT UP LV TWENTY
POUND CASES, each caso containing olght ab?
tight packages of ia lbs. each. Tho attention of tb*
trade ts Invited. WM. OURNSY,
Juno I_a_No. loa East Bay.
BACON, HAM, LARD, RICE AND
HAY.
OA AA POUNDS OHOICE BACON 8TR1P9
JU UU 6 hbds. cbolco C. H. Bides
G hbds. second quality Shoulders
ao toa. low priced Hame
ISO bbla. cbolco Extra Flour
80 calla Leaf Lard
as bbla. Eaat India Rios
100 halos prima N. R. Hsy.
For aalo by H. k A. P. CALDWELL.
May 31_gal
TO~SHIPPERS OF COTTON, RICE
AND NAVAL ST?HES.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES WILL BE MADE ON
shipments of UPLAND AND SBA IsLAKD COT?
TON, RICE. ROSIN, and TURPENTINE, consignad to
OUT Meade la LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, or any of the
Northern Cities. J. A. ENSLOW ft 0O"
Msy 13 mtnf No. Ul East Bay.
GARDNER'S AND PLANTER'S POTA?
TOES and other vegetables, puronsshed In any
quantity al blithest Caah market rates, by
HOPKINS, MCPHERSON ft CO.,
May 9 thmliuo North Atlantic Wharf.
TEMPUS CUilANDl DIFFER H IN ANKUM
RODRIGTJE'S
lUOiC ELiXlR SPECIFIC.
FOR THE OURE OF CONSUMPTION, PAINS IN THE
CHEST AND SIDES. DIFFICULTY IH BREATH.
INO, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COOOHS,
HEMORRHAGE, and all affections of tbs Lunge.
This gnat revivify or ls offered to the public, that aU
who will avail themselves of its ramed isl power may be
beneflttod.
It only requires a fair trial to oonflrm Ita Invaluable
agency In duroslng through each cbsnnel of the human
organization a rea tor ad vitality. It Invlgoratce and em.
bnea the Lungs with healthful elaitluty ; restore* wann tb.
which la their csaentlsl element; rouses the alngglah ves?
sels Into activity; heals the afleetod lobe*; purifies and
enriches tho blood; regulates tho circulation; htdnnsa
tree and easy reaplraUon, and expola, through Its admin?
istra tl on, each and every concomitant disorder pr?sent In
tho m. lad y recognised ss Consumption, ana hithsrto
deemed hopeloss end incurable.
This compound ts perioctly safe, possessing neither
na reo tia nor cmatlo properties, which unfortunately axe
always e nploycd sa ceaeutlals in every preparr.Pnu for
Cough or Lung affection-a nala take which too afton In
its Irritating and debilitating conaoquenoes, only con
dace* to much general derangement of tho syateiu, da
.troylng appetite and creating an injurious nervous ex?
citement, augmenting euffortng with troquent Ulai re?
mits.
Under the Influence of this approved and ta val nable
Specific the moat dlatrcaalng Cough yields, dim oaky in
breathing and pains sad soreness subside, hemorrhage
ls arrestad, and health and strength re-established,
PRICE FOB BINGLE BOTTLE si 13.
Sold by the Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
IND MISTING STREETS, and the principal Druggist*.
April a____ ty
AFFLICTED !
SUFFER NO MORE!
When by the uso of DB. JOmVTLLE'S RI.Hilt you
:an bo cured permanently, and at a trifling cost.
The astonishing success which has a Us nd ad this hi.
raluablo medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness,
aencral Debility and Prostration. Loss ol Muscular Ec
argy. Impotency, or any of tho consequences of youthful
indiscretion, renders lt the meet valuable nrsDaradan
iver discovered.
lt will rotnovo all nervous affection*, depression, ex
atemonl, incapacity to atudy or buslneas, loss of memo?
ry, confusion, thoughts of self destruction, fears of In?
sanity, Ac It will restore tho appetite, renew tbs health
" thoao who have destroyed it by sansusi ?zoe** or erfl
practices.
Young Men, bo humbugged no moro by "Qusek Doc?
er*" sud ignorant PiactlUoners, but send without delay
'or tho Elixir, and bo at onoe ros to red io health and hap.
?leesa. A perfect Cure lt Guaranteed In every In^.n^e
Price fl, or four bo ltira to one ad dre - ? aa.
Ons bottle ls suffi cl ont to offset s core In sR ordinary
asea.
ALSO, DR. JOINVTLLE'B SPECIFIC PILLS, for tba
ipoody and permanent euro of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Ure
ural Discharges, 0ravel. Stricture, and alt affection* a
ha Kidneys and Bladder. Cure* e floe tod In from nus to
ive days. They aro prepared from vegetable ?tracta
nat are hsrmlsas on the system, and never na ossa ta the
.omach or Impregnate the breath. No change of dio
' necessary while sain g them, nor does thelrsctlon in
ny manner Interiore with baaloo** pursuits. Price ai
er box.
Either of tho above-mentioned article* will bs sent to
ny address, closely seated, and post-paid, by mall o
rpress on receipt of price. Address sh orders to
BERGER. BHUTTS ft CO., OhemUU,
March 30 ly No. a86 River .txoot. Troy. ?. Y.
WHISKERS and MUS?
TACHES forced to
grow upon the smoothest
face In from throe to five
weeks by using Dr. bSTVTQ.
ME'S RESTAURATEUR
CAPILLAIRE, tbs most
wonderful discovery In mo- '
darn science, arti og upon
ie Beard and Hair ic an almost miraculous minn er. It
as been need by the elite of Pirti ?od London with th?
loi t flattering sn coes*. Names of ail purchasers will
a registered, and if entire sall* (ac ti on la uot given tn
rory Instanos, th* money wtU be cheerfully refundid,
rice by mall, seeled and postpaid, ll. IX iori pU ve oir>
alar? and testimonials malled free. Address BEBO KR,
BUTTS ft CO., Ch amii U, No. 386 River (treat XrOT, M.
.. Sole Agents for the United States
March 30_g
* Prevention ls Better than Cure.M
DR. RICORJD'S
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.
4 PP??Vp AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
X. th? French Medical Faculty, as th* only safa and
fallible antidote ag* inst Infection from Special Dlaaaaae.
til* Invaluable preparation ls suited fur silbar aexTand
ia proved, from ampi* ex peria nco, (he moat officiant
id reliable Preventivo erar discovered, thoa effecting a
Mderatum Ion? sought for ia the Medical World If
.ed eocoTtting to directions every possibility of danger
.Tbaavoided; a alngUauphatioTwll) ridlcalljrnau.
vine the venereal virus, expel all Impurities from the
iaorb<nt v easelx, and rendar contamination lmposaibls.
?iWAaP* !?*.*. vary smaU outlay, aavs boura of
ltold bodily and mental torm?n ia.
This inost reliable epeciflc, so universally adoptad lu
? Old World, ia nev offered for sais for las first Um? tn
aeries, by F. A. DUPOBT A CO., only authorised
mts Cbc tba United Matta.
Frica tS per bottte. Large botUs, doubts ?Us, ti.
The usual discount to th? trade. Sent, securely
.cxed, oarocelptor price, to any address, with dix?0s
ms sad pamphlet, by addressing to
r.L DUPOBT ft ca,
Bol* Agen Li for Dr. Bioord's P. L>,
May aa lyr Ho. UGold Street, Msw York,