The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 11, 1867, Image 1
VOLUME rv.
HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*
TlttJ?iflqRAPHIC.
Oar Cable Hispan bi ?.
LOIVDON. Juno 10.- Dispatches from Parin and
8t. potoraburg report groat rojoioius in Franca
and Kunnin ot tho Czar'? osea Ht. Tlio Polos ovurv
v?boro disavow conuuution or svuipathy with tb?
crime
Dum.IN, Juno 10-Two prominent Foniana liavo
been arrested at Dungarron, idcutilied aa Cola.
Naglo and Warren, fonuorly ufliuura of tho Irish
Drigado of tho Potomac.
LONDON, Juno 10-Noon.-Thia hoing bolidav
thoro ia no aleck ox.'bango.
LrvEnpooi, Juno 10-Noun.-Cotton dull : esti?
mated catos to-day OTOO balcH : Middling Uplands
Ul ; Orleans Hf. liroadsliifla uuchuugod; excopt
coru, which is quotod at 3G.
LrvEnroot^ Juno 10-2 P. M.-Cotton oasier,
witliuut quotable chango.
Arrived-tho Tri|Mjli and /'Etna, fr un Now York.
LiVEurooL. Juno IO-Evening.-Cotton declined
1: sales 8000 bales. U|ilnnds 11.(0.; OrleauH HM.
Brenda tu ifs closed qiiiut and unclinngud. Provi?
sions dull; }>rious uucuaiiecil.
LONDON, Juno 10-Evening.-Iiieadatufls dull
and drooping; Uth?rn uucliaiigcd.
Frotu Kurar?,
NEW YOUR, Juno 10-Tho Herald's npccial dis?
patch Bava that tho Czar assured tho French
Cabinet that his attempted nesiissiimtioii only
tended to strengthen tho bouds un.ting him lo
Napoleon and Franco.
Napoleon visits tho King uf Prussia at Borliu in
Scptombcr,
tvniiiingiuii Kiwi.
WABUINOTON, Juno 10.-8urr?lt was brought
handcuffed iulo tho Court room, which was crowd?
ed. Ho was vory palo and boro a troubled look,
but when ho was unshackled and floated by hm
counsel, ho bjoame moro cheerful. Tho usual
preliminaries are progressing.
Tho City Connon has org.inizod. Tho Board of
Aldorme'u elected white nun ' throughout. The
?qvyer Board appointed a nogro barber as their
fending olork, also a nogro nioieongor.
A now paper, tho Evening Expross, made ita ap?
pearance this afternoon. It starts under favorable
auspices, and is well backed by brains, industry
and money.
Tho Soorotarioa ot War and tho l'roasury hod an
intorviow with tho Provident to-day.
The 7-30? which uro now hoing oonvortod at tho
Treasury have tho interest paid to July, and tho
fvJQs boar intensat (rom' that dito... .. ....?
The Stato Department has official advices of Ibo
increase., of. tito rindorpest in England. Tim
Troasary Dopartmout lias rocoived instructions
against tho importation qt cai t lo from Europe,
flus, rovunuo recoint? to-day amount to (G0J,000.
'{ho Light IIouso Bonni g i wi i notice that on and
lt flor Juno 20 there will bo a light situated noar tho
outrance of Egg Harbor, N. J., from sunset tu
Bunriso. Tho light will bo of tho fourth ordor, a
flxod light, Varied by flashos-should bo visible
twolvp and n half nautical mile i. Also, ob tho 15 th
of Juno, a light will bo oxbibitod at tho lighthouse
on Low Inland, insido of Anuida 1'ass, Toxaa
should bo visible twolvo miles. '
Tho President lonyea, for^lioalon on tho 21at. '
|."(cit lrom Jhit?s, ''
HEW OnuLiHB,' Juno 10.-Wo havo dates from
Mox ico to , tho 2d instant, stating that Mirnmon
W88 still dangerously ill from his wound. Mundo?
was executed*' by.Escobodn, on tho lGth. Cam-,
pops waa shot a fqvj hours arter ' tho ambulation of
bia leg, ? When Maximilian gavo up his sword ter
Escubodo, ho said, "I surronuer to you my sword,
owing tu un infamous treason;- without which to?
morrow's.cnn would have seen yours in my hands."
Escobado ordered a court-martial to ossOinblo on
tho 29th for trial. Maximilian sont through Diaz
a telegram to tho Prussian Minister nt tho Cilv ?if
alrutnd' Maximilian, Gouumla Miguel Miromon,
ThoB. Mejia, Sovor do Lcatillo, Fniuciscn ?J? Cisa
dia, Joso do Horr.( T.or0(jea; Folliciar?a Jcso
Maria, and othora, total ll ; 18 Colouols, 13 Lieu?
tenant Colonels, Brovot Lioutonaiit Colonels'10,
Majora 30, Captains 114, Fiist Lieutenant.! HO
Hocond Lioutonants 103. Total ?37. . Jj
' llho following is Maximilian's proclamation ;
(Jobntrymeu-After tho valor and patriotiam of the
Republican ' forces had destroyed my ecoptro in
this placo, with a tenacious, d?fonce, whioh was lill
(liBpouaiblo to Have tho honor of my Oauso and of
my raoo-after tho bloody aiogo in winch tho Im?
perial and Bepublicau soldiers havo competed in
abnegation Bud bold . ca a-I will explain myaolf.
Counlrymou-I carno . to Mexico, not only1
animated with- 'tho bost of faith, ensuring 1
tho foUoity of all aud each of us, but osUcd and
protected by tba Emperor of Franco-,' Napoleon
tlio Tlprd. Uti, tu (Im li.lluulo or -jfrauco, nban
flotiod ino cow. rdlv and infamously' hy "thodemand
of thd Uuitod. States, after having uselessly spout
ldrcea aud treasure, shod tho blood of her sous
and your own.. Whoh thc nows of my fall on '
death reachoa Europe, nil tho numardin of Chane- .
TJIOIJUQ'S country will demand of tho .Napoleon
dyiinety au'account of my blood, aud an account of
tho' German, Bolgian aud Fronob ulood shod in
Mo xi co. Our tato will noon bo boforo tbowholo
world. Nanoloon tho.Third will bo covorod with
ahamo from hoad to foot to-day. Ho bas already
seen bin Majesty, tho Em oror of Austria, mv
august brother, praying for roy lifo to' tho United
(Hates, abd myself a prisouor of war. in tho haudi
pf tho lie pi. I iii eau Gov?rumout, and with my crown
and my hoad torn in pieces.
Tho Indian War.
SAM FnANOlsoo, Juno 9.-Arizona advices otate
that/ tho Indians commoncod a vigorous campaign,
attacking ranches in tho viol ni iv of Prescott and
frort Whipplo. .
OIIADA, Juno 10.-Sherman issued an ordor say?
ing, that tho Pacido Ballway will. be woll guarded,
Freight and passcug rs will bc forwarded from the
terminus undor a nuftloiont guard. Sherman is
sangnino of dearing tho Platto Valley of Indians
in two weeks. Paaseugors atato that, on tho 9th
there was a tight with 20 Indiana, flvo milos from
Mooro'? Fort, some passengers wore killed; Oin.
Han's eon waa mortally wounded. Two ludions
woro killed aud five wounded. Tho passengers
vet i ir nod to Omaha this morning, Governor Huio IO
after a narrow us: cape, roached Denver safdy, . Ol I
From the Weat.
Nsw TOBE, Juno 10.-San Francisco diopatehos
nut o that - advices from Idaho givo information
that tho Indians arc attacking stages, at s go sta?
tions, and driving otT stock. Tho Indiana aro
mounted on fine horsey said to havo bolongod to
the 2d On val ry.
Tfee expedition to tako possession of a newly dis?
covered island in tho Pacific sailed, to-day, Tho
Pocilio Mail Company will Bond a vessel atao in tho
nope of buding a suitable harbor for a coaling sta?
tion for tlie China steamer.
r . T
it ur ullin or a Steamer.
HAVANNAH, Juno 10,-Tho steamer Forest City
?rsa burned at 3 A, M. to dav, while lying alone
aide of tho British ship S. li. Tilley, at Yenna'
Point. The etoajior ia a total loa", except- her
machinery. Bho drifted to tho Carolina sido and
Bunk. Tho ship lost mizzen mast and moat of Ibo
Bails and rigging, but can easily bo repaired, Tho
poboonor Qra Monta also took tiro and sustained
Mjiaiderable damage.
V* 8. Coori lit North Carolina.
BAXBian, Juno 10,-In tho Unllod Slatos Circuit
Court this morning Obiof Justice Cbaso ordered
tho summoning of grand and petit Juries. No
distinction of odor mado. . .
Reconstruction In Texas.
NEW OBAEAXB, Jana 10. -General Griffin issued
fir ordor, on Saturday, discharging tho entire po?
le?, foros of Galveston, iud' appointed now men.
five of whom aro colored, who pari neither road
nor write.
Fire at Hartford.
HABTVOBD, Juno 10.-Th" Carpot Company's
Mill, the largout in tho country, situated at Tarur?
ville, two miles from herc, was" burned .
- - . New York linnli Statement. E j il j
NEW VoBK.Vuno 10.-Loans dee renee d $2,814,000.
Specie increased $1,081,000. Circulation dccressotl
$27,000. Deposits ilooroasod $5,055,000. Lngal
tenders decreased $2,530,000.
Domenic Marketa.
..' NOON SISTATon. ?
NEW YOBK, Juno 10.-Stocks nt rou g. Sterling,
timo 101 ; eight 4. Gold 871?871 ; money 7. 'ta
registered lOtflnlOOl ; coupon? 109jal0.fi ; virginia
Bixcs'C8a7l. Flour rather moro stoady. Wheat
3ulet. Corn dull and drooping. Pork dull and
rooping, $22 20a22 25, l-ard dull, Colton dull ?
middling Uplands 27. Froights quiet,
EVEXUtO DISPATCH.
Stooks strong. Money 7 per cont. Q A 07J,
ti regislorcd bonds 10Cial06|;. coupons aW|alM|,
TennoBsoo now issoo 084-. Cotton pasior; aalot
1200hiles ai. 2l;Jo27c . I'?our steady aud ol fair de?
mand without any docidod chango. Corn activi
at la2o. deoline; Western mixod, now, $1 Olal 081
old $113. Pork dull and low er; moss $21 93; priini
Jin DO ill). Lard loivor I2al8o,- Grocenos nule
And Btoady,' Turp?ntino 68a59c. -Hoeln ts 75a8
Frotghto Armor, '.,';."'' '.'. ", ,'!'
BAMIMOB*. Juno lf/.-Coffoo dall. 8ug*r tinto
and firm. Flo'pr in improved di naud, lioloor
moro steady, but prices unchanged- Whoat sourco
Corn armer ; white $1 03al 00, yollow $1 Ulai ll
mixod -Western $1. Meea Pork quiet at $23 50
Bulkshoddora 81a9o, ribbed sides lUjallc. Whin
koy noToinal at 88a35o. i., i
CntoTNsiTi, June 10,-Hour Bloody, tri moderab
lobbing demand. Corn dull, 7847?. Whiskoy flmi
MO?Fork dull,. $M. Bacon dull,'abouldors Oe
fflelii ?dos 12J. Laiuiai;- ' ?
NKW OkiEAvai Joiiolo.-SalPs Wbalos ; dall
ltLBi0 . J?? MulJImgl! ?U24i.- 1 PWoipts 1?S2?
exports 8009. Sugar and Molaarfrtivno dubtatloni
Flour extremoly dull ; SupcrlU.o $10.60ail j Chiiio.
M.lOaX.17.^ No White In market. ?aUdull.05:
?7J. Primo Hay 28. Bacon nU ot and steady3
SbJiiUora OlalO ; h% 121 ; ^S^fe?SK
?^--?ib!?u???ir r*. Qold13Cl. "Bwrltn
43a6? .Yo? ?ight ?oj p/eraium. . ' " '
MOBILH, Juno 10,-Salsa 650 halos;market aniot
MjiUlingB38J. I liocoipia 2G2 balee. * . W?
LorrravTii?- Juno,. lu-duperlino flour drill a
?al0. , Mess Fork doil at 22a2i, llapon i Shoulder
Bl; Clear Bidda 121 al2L ~^,u..DUOlu'?or
Acotmtl; JrJnb 10.-Cotton easy ; sales 156 bajos
Hiddhnga 281.
HAVAJINAH, Juno 10.-Colton quiet buteteadv
Low Middling 231 eta. Halos 118 bahs. Bocoipt* I
two day? 800 bales.
General Hlierldnn.
Tho Ho]millican press of tho North don't Boom to
rollah tho military edicts of nonie of Iho com?
mandera of tho "unreconstructed." Tho Spring?
field Jiepubtican thoa speaks of SauniDAH :
Tho Pr?sidant ha? not boen dmposod to intel -
fero with tho military commandera, whatever thoy
might do; hut theso lani nula of Oonoral Bhcridau
niuount to open ck Turneo of hm superiors, and in
ereuao tho difficulties of tho Bituation in
Louisiana to mich and extent flint Socrc
tary .Slanton ami Ucnornl Grant will ho
likely t > iuaist on tho suporecduxo of Gen
omi SI i r rit h-.i. Ho bas shown boldnosa and dash
in civil nu well as military movement?, hut it mut t
bo conceded that ho disputes no great goiiius for
government. With all patties ir. Now Orleans mid
tho Wnr Department at Washington against him,
his ueofiilnoxs as dopartmonl commandor mnnt bo
nt an end. TIICHO difficulties shuuld also tiring out
tho loiig-oxpccted decision of tho Government as
t .ho proper limits of tho authority given to tho
nu h [arv commandera by tho reconstruction billa.
Tho wholo mat 1er in at looao ends, and th ern will
bu endless collision and confusion unless somo well
dell neil principles aro cstabliahod on tho subject.
Tho Now York Jfalion, tho great organ of radi?
calism, also gives him a touch in commenting on
his notion removing (!ov. WELLS, of Louisiana:
' "If tho Qovornuionl at Washington wore to
acknowledge that an aupoal to thom from tho deri?
sions of n district comninmlor might ho treated by
tho ofllcor himself os offering an 'impodimout to
tho faithfnl execution of tho low,' and punished
accordingly, tho 'right of appeal would bo, of
coin ne. destroyed, and tho various gouorals would
become absoluto within tho limits of thoir juris?
diction-a rosnlt vi hieb tho ucl certainly (lld not
cont?mplalo."
v Tbo BmikruptLan,
Tho bankrupt law being now (B?UOO tho 1st inst.)
in full operation, a summary of itu principal pro?
visions will bo of uso. Tho oct provides for vol?
untary mid involuntary bankruptcy, for tho bank?
ruptcy of partnerships and of corporations, a.ud j
for tho sopercoduxo of Hid bankrupt proceedings
by orrntigoment. 'Any person may voluntarily
obtain tho benefit of tho n,ot who owoa dobta ex?
ceeding $300, by applying by petition "to tho
Judgo of the Judicial DiBtrict in which such por?
u?a has rcsldod or curried on businoss for tho
sixinonthB noxt Immediately preceding tho- timo
of filing such petition, or for tho longest period
during Buoh nix months, setting forth his placo
of residence, his inability to pay all bia dubia in
full, hi? Yvillingnos3 to nun ender all bib catato and
effecta for tho ho neut of bia creditors, rind his do?
lli ro to obtain tho benefit of this ucl ? and ho must
annex to his petition a schedule verified by oath,
boforo tho Court, trboforo a Register in bank?
ruptcy, or boforo ono of tho Commissioners of tho
Circuit Court of tho United Btatcs, containing a
full and I rue statement of all bis dobta, and, aa
lar ns possiblo, to whom duo with tho placo of
rosidenco of each creditor, if known to tho debtor.
and if not Known, tho Tact to bo ao stated, and I
tho Bum duo lo oaoh oroditor ; niuo tho nairn e of
each debt or d?mand.. Bfa?tk*Z toundod on writ-?
'en Bscuriiy, obligation, contract, or Othorwi o',
and also tho tm o causo and couB?dcration of euoh
indebtedness, in each caso, and tho placo whoro
Bueh indebtedness accrued, and a maternent of
any existing mortgage, pledge, hen, j min ment ox
collateral, or other eternity given for tho" payment
qf ' tim same; and shall 'ainu annex lo his petition
mi accurate Inventory, verified |n Uko manner, of
all bw ?Hinte, both foal and personal." Notice of
t.'? proceedings must ho giron to all creditor?,
and tho property ls to bo lurnod ovor to an
fisslgncO for their be nell t. Thora is except ed f com
tho provisions of tho aot tho "nooossary household
and kitchen furniture, and such other articled
and iiocosaarios of auch bankrupt r.a tho said
asagnco shall designate and vet npart,' hav?
ing 1 ..b icoco in tho I amount iq tho fam?
ily, condition hud circumstances n\# the ?
;buhkrupt; but oltogollier not to exceed iu valu?
iii any cw, tho euro of ?500 ) and ? wearjrj_ I
a. paral of BUOU lHfSgfcjM that o? his wifoanri '
cu -on, and tba uiiiform, arms, and equipments
of a vf perno 11 who m or luis been, a soldier in tho
militia or iu tho service of tho United Hintes ; and
auch ot her property ob now is, or hcroaftcr shall
be, exampled from 'at (nehmen t, or seizure, or levy
on execution ny tho laws of tho United Stat OH, and
such ot.ior properly, not included in tho foregoing
exceptions, na ia exempted lrom lory ona eulo
upon oxcaution or other nrocesB ur order of any
court by tho laws nf tho Btato in which the bank?
rupt has bia doini odo at tho timo of tho com m en co?
rnent of tho proceedings in bankruptcy, to on
nmouut not exceeding that allowed by such State
exemption laws in force in tho year 1864."
Six months after tho adjudication ot bankrupt?
cy, after publicution in tho newspapers, n, cortill.
cato is given thc bankrupt discharging him for?
ever lrom all Ivis debt? exist in g at that time. Any
person owing dobta mav involuntarily bo declared
n bankrupt xvlio shall .'depart from tho State. Dis?
trict or Territory of which ho is an Inhabitant,
with int ont to defraud Ina creditors or being ab?
sout shall, with such intent, remain abaent; or
I shall comical himself to avoid tho service of legal
process in any notion for tho recovery of a debt or
demand provable under this Act; or shall conceal
I or romuvo any of his property to avoid its being
attached, taken, ur aoquoatcrod on Ional pro
I cess; or ahull moko any assignment, gift, salo,
conveyance, or transfer of his catato, prop?
erty, rights, or credits, either within tho
United States or elsewhere, with intent to
delay, defraud, or hinder his creditors, or who
baa boon arrested and held in custody under or by
virtue of oliy process or oxocution, issued out of
any court of any State, dist not or Territory, with
i 1 weich such debtor - resides or has property,
hm oded upon a dornend in ita nature provable
against u bankrupt's oatato nuder thia sot, and fox
a sum exceeding one hundred dollars, and such
process ia remaining In foreo and not discharged
by payment, or in any othor manner provided
by tho law of such State,district or territory, ap
filicablo thereto for a period of seven days ; or
ins beon actually imprisoned for moro than seven
dnyB in a civil action, f, milled on contract for the
Bum of one hundred dollars or upward ; or who,
bea 11 g bankrupt or insolvent, or in contomplatiop of
bankruptcy ox insolvency, shall make any payment,
gift, grant, salo, conveyance, or transfer of money
or other property, enlate, rights or Credits,' or givo '
any warrant, to confess judgment, or procuro nt-,
suffer bia propoi ty to bu taken on legal pro.'ess,
.with intent to givo a preference to one or moro of
hie creditor? or to any person or porsons who aro
or may be liable for bim os ihdoraora, bail sureties,
or otherwise,or with tho Intent, by snob disposi?
tion of II?H proporty, to defeat or delay tho opera- 1
tion of thia act ; or who, being a banker, merchant
or trader, bas fi andu hint ly stepped or auspendod
and not resumed payment of his commercial
papor, within a period of fourteen nave." Tho
duties of registers in bankruptcy aro, r'To moko
adjudication of bankruptcy,' to receive tho
surrender of any bankrupt, to administer oaths
in all proceedings boforo him, to hold and
presido ot, inoolinge of creditors, to take
proof of dobUi, to moke all computations, of. di vi*
donds and all orders of distribution, and tb furnish
tho assignee with o, our till od copy of suoh orders,
and of tho schedules of creditors and ase?te filed
in oaoh caso, to audit and poss accounts of assign?
ee?, to grant protection, to pasa tho last examina?
tion of any bankrupt in casos whenever tho assignee
or a creditor do not oppoeo, and to ail in chamborn I
and dispatch thero such part of tho administrativo
bin-in ess of tho Court and such uncontested mat?
ters os shall bo doflnod lu general rulos and ordere,
of as ' tho district judge shall in any particular
matter direct ; and ho shall also moko short mem?
oranda br his proceedings in each OHO in which
ho shall aol, in a docket to be kopt by him for that
purpose,"
Wai ru usia Commercial negalatloixs,. die.
Tho re vernie critter Lincoln, stationed on the
Pacido eons'., is preparing for a ern ?HO nt San Fran?
cisco, to Bilka, ana along tho shores of Russian
America, nndor the direction of tho Treasury Po?
pavanent, whoro she goes or the purpose of lopkr
(og after tho interests of tho customs soryloo, In
anticipation of au early transfer af tho territory to
tho United States undor the treaty which is ex?
pected to toko place some time in Joly* It will bo
remembered that several woeke since.' information
was received by lolosrrapk from St. Petersburg - of
tho rati-cation of the treaty, and tho immediate
return of Ur. Dodiseo. . . -
' ; O.i tho strength'of that ratification the Russian
Minister Daron Btoeckl, directed by telegraph the
( '1 meiil at San Francisco, and tho Russian authori?
ties at Silka that American goods might bo landed
at tho lattor port from American vosaols, provided
they carno with manifesta certified by a United
States collector of customs, and countersigned by
11 Russian Consul. It was also providod that they
should bo landed1 nndor tho personal supervision
Of SU A men can agon:. Tho Hoer eur y ot thu Trenn, -
ury instructed his officers al San Francisco in rola
tion to these facts, and lt ls probable on ofllcor has
already prooooded to Sitka to represont the treas?
ury for tho prcsont. To protect tho commorco
i I tims springing up in that region, the Lincoln is
about to be diBpuobod thithor ss baa been stated,
and will spend tho entire tc&son cruising in those
seas, '?..'.
In order to make tho crulso valuable os possible,
m ul at tho samo timo moot the requirements pf tho
Clover riment and afford Information to tho country
AB lo tbo resources' of tho new territory, tho Lin?
coln-will havo on board flvo members of the corps
ot tho Coast f-urvoy, prepared to malva . ft general
Teco..noisauco of the coast and ? particular survey.
Capt. White, of tho butter, is an experienced natu?
ralist, and together willi Dr. Kellogg) surgeon of
tho vessel, will givo caposial sttontion daring tho
voyago to a wido rango of-eel jntiflo inquiry, sug
gestod aud guided by thp Smithsonian Institute.
Thoa o gontlebion oro .directed not .only tb acquire
all poeslblo information about tho country, ito ?l??
mate, productions and rotourcos of all kinds, but
lo produce specimens to be carefully preserved
and for ward ixl to Washington. tl J
j Capt. Howard, of tho rovonne marino eorvico,
who ia peculiarly fitted tot the oomoo by an ac?
quaintance with these coasts, formed In previous
vi.nl?, will go from New York on tho steamer ol
the loth inst,, and tako ohorgo of the veaaoi'for
&i voyage. Tho vessel, after visiting Sitka, will
leo along tho on tiru coast, if possible, from tho
southon) oxtremity af tho country to the western
extremity of Aleutian Islands; ana no pains will bc
?pared to mako tho rosulU - valuablo, aside from
?i0 1 inmediate object of tho crulso In thu protec?
tion ?if tho rc von 110. Much information ia from
Ll my'lo i?mb corning to hand, going to -show Hu
unoxuooteil v'oiup oj tho acouislUon ; anil lt will tx
a main objoot in viow uponxhe pxulso to vprify th?
correo taoBii otlluteo stauimoiilu, I .
Tho New York corespondent of Ibo Lomlor
Amertcan obserres: "Ii & a year, on tho first o
May, slqco OEOMB IPCIBODT arrived boro in tht
isooffa. With tho closest economy it bas coal bin
four million dollars during his twelve months' sta;
with os,".
Letter iront General Longstreet,
Tito Now Orleans Republican pnblisboa tho fol
, lowing lotter trout Oouoral LONOBTBEET. Tho llc
puhlic nt clniuia that tho Oouoral has taken bis
stand upon tho platform of tlioir party, and con?
siders that tho Democracy haro loat all of their
vitality, and that with tho surrondor of General
LEE nothing remained to tho South but to acoupt
thu situation :
NEW ORLEAHB, May IG, 18G7.
(Jcnrral James Longstreet:
GENERAL-lu your admirsblo loiter of tho Clh
ultimo you remark that "our efforts at roco: atruo
tion will bo vain and useless unices wo otubark in
tho enterprise with tho sincerity of purpose which
will command success."
Tho spirit which inspirod tito nb ovo paragraph,
together with tho foot that thousands nt bravo sol?
diers aro stilt ready to follow thou-leader whore vcr
ho may MM flt to u?ll thom, bas emboldened mo to
ox loi ul tu you un in vit at mu to attend a mase meet?
ing in Lafayotto nquaro to-morrow evening at
which thu .jon. Hunry Wilson, a distinguished
loaQor tu tho Republican party, will address tho
citlzins of Nov? Orleans.
As soldiora. wo vroro oppoaod to each other dur?
ing tho lato war ; but aa citizens, may we not wi Be?
ly 'mite in etruria to rcstoro. Louisiana to lier
former position in tho Union through tho parly
now in power, mid which in nil probability will ro?
llin po wo r for many years to como? If you ac?
cu it, I BIIBII bo glad to hoar your V?UWH on tho con?
dition of publie nfloirs.
Respectfully your?, clo.,
JOHN M. G. PARKER.
NEW OBLEANB, LA., Juno a, 1867.
J. BI. 0. PABREU, Esq.
My Dear Sir-Your ostoomod favor of tho 16th
nit., wea duly received. I waa much pleased to
have tba opportunity to hoar Senator Wilson, and
waa agreeably aurprisod to moot auch fairness and
frankness in a politician whom I haro been ta lg ht
to boliovn uncompromisingly oppoacd to Ibo ?lulo
pooplo oftho South.
I havu maturely considered your suggestion to
'.'wisely unite in o flo rta to roatoro Louisiana to h or
former position in tho Union, through the party
now in power." My lotter of tho Gth of April, to
which you rotor, o .?arly indicates a desire for prac?
tical reconstruction and reconciliation. Practical
mon tum am ely distinguish between practical re?
construction und reconstruction as an abstract
nuobtioa. I will endeavor, however, with ronowod
energy, lo moot your wishes in tho matter. Tho
serious difficulty that I apprehend is tho want of
that wisdom w itch is necessary for tho groat work.
I shall bo happy io work in any harness that prom?
ises relief to oar distressed people, and harmony
to tho nation. It mal tora not whether I boar tho
muutie of Mr. Davis or tho mantle of Mr. Sumner,
so that I may help to bring tho glory of "penco
and good-will toward mon."
I shall set out by assuming a proposition that I
hold to bo Bolt-BViilont, vis : Tho highest of human
lows ia tho law that ia established by appeal to
arma.
Tho great principles that divided political partios
prior to tho war woro thoroughly discussedivy our
wi neat ataleamon. When Argument ?na exhausted
rem n t wes had to uompromiso. When compromiso
waa unavailing, discussion was ronowed, and expe?
diento woro Bought, but nono poola bo found to suit
tho emergency. Appeal waa finally mado to the
?word, tuiloterininu which of tho claims waa tho
true construction of constitutional law. Hie
sword hos dcoidod in favor of tho North, and what
thov claimed aa prinoiploB ccoso to bo principles
am! aro bocomo law. The viowa that We imjd
coaao to bo principles because the/ aro opposed' IQ
law. It is' ibero [bri' OUT daly la abandon ideas
that aro obsoleto ana conform to tho requirements
af law..
Tlio iuiliUry bill, and. araonflaian*-, ?ro rumen
oflerinci.. Wt. should ???o... ^ r? ao^hpomBn:a
fruin Whin* a mo-<)t fuluro ?p0]1yM] l8BueB M thoy
JU ?BC.
Liko other Soulbern mon, I naturally nought al?
liance with tho Dumocxatio party, merely Locauso
it waa opposed to tho Kc publican party. Rut aa
far aa 1 oan judge, the,o bj nothing tangible about
it, oxcopt thc ?H?UOS that woro staked upon tho
war and there lost. Finding nothing to tako hold
of excerpt pr oj ni i icu, which cannot bo work. d into
good for any ouu, it is proper and right that I
binn dil scok some standpoint from which good may
bo done.
If I appreciate the principios of tho Democratic
party, ita prominent features oppose tho enfran?
chisement of the colored man, and dony tho right to
logialalo upon the auoject of suffrage, except by
tho States individually. Tlioso two features have
a tendency to mci odo Southorn men from that
parly ; for tho colored man la already enfranchised
nero, and wo cannot sock alliance with a party
that would restrict his rights. Tho exclusive right
of the StatcB to legislate upon suffrago will moke
tho entrain: lisomout of tho bladin, whethrtr for
better or for woree, a fixture among ns. It ap-,
pears, therefore, that thone who orr loudest against
this now order ot things aa a publie calamity, aro
thoso whoso principies would fis it upon us with?
out a remedy. Huuco it becomes us to insist that
suffrago be extended tn all of tho States, and tully
teated, Ibo pooplo of tho North Bhould adopt
what thoy havo forced upon aa ; and if it bo prov?
ed to be a mistake, i hoy shontd rc in ovo it hy tho
remedy under Republican principles of uniform
laws upon suffrago.
If every man iu tho country will mool tho crisis
with a proper appr?ciai iou ot our condition, and
oouio fairly up to bia responsibilities, on to-mor?
row Uio aun will nmile upou a happy pooplo; our
Hollis will again bigin to yield tlioir increase; our
railroads and rivoin will teem with abundant com?
merce; our towns and cilios 'will resound with tho
tumult of trade, and wo shall ba invigorated by
the blessings of Almighty God.
I am. hir, rory respectfully, , > it vi
. Your most obediont servant, .
JAMES LONGSTREET.
A Dangerous Enemy, to thc ttUrat troii.
Wo learned, yo'Btorday morning, from algoritlo
mnn who lias bad much experience in agricultural
limiter*; both itt, this Kt ate and in tho North, that
: "weevil.'' ono of tho most destructivo enemies
I which tho wheat plant hos met in tho North, bas
mado its appearance in tho wheat fields in the
vicinity of thia city,
I It is a small insect, at first yc.ilow in color? but
'which after warda bocomea black, and can bo found
in the hoad, under the chaff, noxt to whom tho
grain ls attached to tho stalk. It micka tho aap
from the grain, causes it to wither, and, for tho
time, to pr?sent the appearance or having boon
picked by bilda. Thia insect first mado ita I
appearance, in . this .country in tho Sta to of
Vermont, about ipr ly years ago,' : For ?ev-1
oral years . ita - ravagea wsro - '-confined '. to
ibo region of country north of Lako Champlain,
but it tinnily oroescd thia body of waler, and got !
into tho Oenesaeo Valloy, in Now York, ono of the
finest wheat-growing sections m tho United BU tea.
where its ravages have boon so destructivo that
the fal mere lu that valley and surrounding coun?
try have been compelled to abandon the culture of
wheat entirely. For the lost' threo or four years
an attempt waa made to raise wheat in that coun?
try, but not enough waa produced to furnish brood
for tho inhabitants. Tho farmers there hopo to
get rid of it by raising no wheat for several years,
lu Vermont, also, tho culture of wheat baa boon
entirely abandoned ort account of the ravages of
this ins act,
. 'ibo gentleman from whom we ob tai nod our in?
formation, yesterday, thinks that bis own crop has
boon damaged frilly twenty-five per cont, by wee?
vil.' Thoa far it baa only attacked tho fors-ard
wheat, there being no indication of Hon that sown
late. It is supposed that it baa been brought hero
in seed brought from tho North last fall.
ibis is a new one my to tho who it In thia aeotlou
of country, not hiving been hoard of hore before.
The only variety of "weevil'' known boro ia an in?
sect that uHacks . cor" and wheat when kept in 1
garners for a length of timo. It la to bo deplored
that now, when the prospect for a good wheat |
crop la flo promising, that this enemy should havo
mado its appearance Wo oan only hopo that ita
ravages may be less disastrous than ia now feared,
[Richmond Examiner, June 8.
The Dimensions of onr Blew Territory.
: In abrief notico of Mr. Sumner'* speech up JU
tho Riuaiaii purohaoo, yesterday, tho area of tho
now acquisition wau stated at five hundred and
sr -au ty thousand square milos, with a shore lino
? juf tbouaand miles. If tho islands and bays
? i taken into tho estimate, tho coast line ia be?
tween cloven and twolvo thousand milos long.
That is, our Paclllo coast is now much more than
twico aa long as it waa belora tho pur .hose.
' With regard to aroa, a fow comparisons may
give nfl clearer ideas of our bargain. Russian
America ia sixty-five and a half timoe aa largo aa
Massachusetts; between eight and nino limos aa
large aa all New England; twolvo tiraos aa large aa
Now York: nino Union aa largo as Virginia; twice aa
largo aa Texas ; twice aa largo aa tho French om;
piro; or between six .and seven timoa aa largo as
tho isla d of Groat Britain. It is considerably
larger than all tho Now England Btatea, Ne?. York,
Pennsylvania, p,olawnro, New Jorapy, Maryland,
Virgin'ia, Nortji ?nd South Carolina, Florida, Ala?
bama and Mississippi together.
Of tho islands on tho coast. Admiralty la vory
?early tho size of Long Island. St. Lawrence, Nun
?aok and Oonimak are a little smaller, and Kodiak
largvr by fourteen hundred and fifty square
miles. Tboro aro soveral eounds, ?traita and bayr.
which have from twice to twenty-five times tho ox
Unit of Long leland Bound. Tho river Yoncon ia
believed, on pretty good grounds, to bo fivo times
as long as our Hudson, and as far aa it baa boen
explored is vciy nearly aa wido aa the Mississippi.
Tho peninsula of Alaska is about onrMbird aa
large as Florida,_ _
THE NOW ? York tTimet, refer? lng to General
SICKLES, says :
1 Tho truo principio to bo acted upon by the mili?
tary commandera at tho South ?T unquestionably
that which recognizes tho supremacy of civil aili
thorlty, and confines tho action of tho military to
easel gpeolhcaliy pointed out lu the recon?
struction acta or arising out of tho bad faith
ar bad judgment of the civil offloera. On
thia basia, all that Ii ossor.tlal for carrying
out the will of Congress and securing the civil and
political equality of tho freodracn, may bo s>cofim
pliahdd without obtruding, tho proaerjpo and power
of the soldior savo la oxoepUonal J ria Un cos. Gen,
Hickies appoara to entertain a different idea"of
daly. Ilia orders roveal a disposition to reverse
the proper relations of tho powers, and mako tho
wll|tiry tho ever*prgson? master, instead of -tho
ovor-roarty aaahiUut. of olvil kulhority, ' 'r
! The 1 tcairn Isl ando rs, doeoondanf J, as roost of
our Tote.irs will rofnombor, cf tho mutineers o!
too biitlsh ship Lounty, soToraJ years-t jo, Wore
removed by government to Norfolk Irland, rrhero,
however, they aro not satisfied, alleging that tho
government baa not kept faith with thom, f?o we
learn from tho Sydney (Aus tr aila) Empire.
ONE PBICE
Mil
OUE SPRING STOCK IS NOW
rendy, and coiaprisoB a bottor asBort
ment ol
CLOTHING
ANO
HO
1 (?
Adapted to this market, than we
karo ever offered. AV o have given
particular attention in getting up
tills Stock to lightness of fabric,
strength of material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
of onr Stock is made in oar own
workshop, and we warrant it lu
every respect equal to euston) ^0rk.
We have Goods 0f our own man
^tviure, such as are usually sold j
ready-raado, the difference we shall
b? glad to show onr customers,
In lix lng our prices, from which
wo make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration tho depressed
state of the market, and tho univer?
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead?
ing prices :
CTlliOK OAESIMERF. BOTTS.tU 00
Ali WOOL TWEED BUTTS. olfiO
ALL WOOL TWEED BUTTS.13 00
BLACK AND WHITE MIX GA83IMERE
BUTTS, onr own make.16 00
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLESEX CABBI
MERE BUTTS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MTXTUREB.18 00
DLAOK AND WHITE MTX CASSLMERE
BUTTS.22 00
8ILK MIX TiUCOT, DIFFERENT MIX?
TURES.24 00
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICOT SUITS... .27 00
DARK BROWN QR AIN DE POUDER
BUTTS.29 00
BLACK DRESS BU TI'S, ranging In prico
from.?19 to 62 00
LINEN BUTTS, from.$6 to 20 00
In addition to the above, wo have
many good Styles of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY
CASSIM ERES,
IN FULL SUITS"
And in Pants and Tests.
AX SO,
ALPACA BACKS
DRAP DsETE SUITS
MARSEILLES VESTS, White and Fanoy J
, BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, of Terr Uno quality
HEAVY WHITE DUCK BUTTS, &?., Ac.
FURNISHING GOODS.
In addition to our usual assort?
ment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH?
ING GOODS, we wish to call partl
I cular attention to our
SHIRT DEPAETMENT.
We have made arrangements to
j have our SHIRTS inado by our own
Pattern, and we think they will
compare favorably in style and flt
with any Shirt on the market.
THEY COMPRISE FOUR QUAL?
ITIES, $2 60, $8 00, S3 50. and
?4 00. ' j 1
We invite the attention of C0UN
i THY MERCHANTS and PLANT?
ERS TO OUR STOCK, which we
, are selling in quantities at very low
prices,
! MACULAR, WILLIAMS d PARKER,
J ./ .' ?"/..?J... :'<'.<:-1U".W V. > .
|^o^;.37.0/KIN? STREET,
U CORNER OF HASEL,
R'jp .... a ." .. . .a/,
CHARLESTON, S. O.
Harli Imo
gf Tbc Itelntires. Friends and Acqnatnt
ANCES or Mr. omi Hrs. C. P. ttossr AU, of Mn. Alfi
MotriSKAU, ana Mr. mod Mrs. II. F. BRANDT, aro ronpecl
fully Invited lo attend Ihn funeral service?) of WILLI Al
THOMAS, sou of Uio fonuor, st five o'clock TA ii Af (tr
noon, at th" retldcnco No. I'J AuiLorat ttrott.
Juno tl I*
tfcl ?FN OT ic ES.
JET CONSIGNEES PER ?TEAMER FALCON
from Ualllmoro, aro hereby nottllod that tim Sicamor I
thia day discharging carn > at Pier No. 1 Union Wharves
AU goods remaining on tho Wharf aftor sun ?ot ?111 h
stored at their risk and expenso.
Juno 11 1 MORDECAI ft CO., Agonis.
AWNOTIGE.-THE STEAM8HIP MAN HAT
TAN, WooDiruix Master, ls discharging her cargo at bc
dook, Adgcr's South Wharf. CnuMguoos whl, therefore
attend to tho twnMag of their goods al Hist point
Juno ll STREET BROTHERS * 00., Agents.
?- TO THE PUBLIC_THE JEWISH COM
GU Eu A TI os* (Btrith Shalom) wan organized tn this cit;
nbont ton yrar? ngo. sud for toro po rai y purposes oon
structrd a mnall building near tho corner of HU Phill)
and Calhoun streets. In this humble nonso or Ood U>o;
bavo OTcr since worshipped. It was their design fron
tho o ' mtnoncomcnt to accumulate funds toward e rootle;
a largor odlOoo, more commodious, and moro In conto
naaco with tro wants of tho present ago. Rat thrl
savings wore all swept away by thc war, md nearly thro
thousand dollars, sot apart for thia purpose, were thu
lost.
Tho now uouso or worship ls much needed, there bein,
constant applications from new mcmb rs, but no root
to accommodate them. Tho serri es of this congroTi
Hon sra conducted In tho o erm nu (almost Identic*! wit!
the Poliah i Minhag. And thia is tho only Bynsgogno ll
Cbarloaton in which Israelites from Continental Eur.- p
can worship tho God or thoir rather* In precisely th
samo fonos, Isngusgo and ceremonies as their fon
fathers did.
1 hey aro, howorcr. too poor to carry ont nu ch an en
to rp ri so unaldod. They havo tho ground for tho nc
arnagogoo, bat not tho meaos to construct tho bulldlni
They therefore solicit assistance from their brethren an
friends everywhere ; both from tb oso of the House t
I sr? el, and from all others, or whale vor raith or nation
bolioving that tho Groat Author of all good will promj
many to step forward, and help thom In this their tim
of need. Thoy aro oxtre-noly solicitous to finish thy!
new bu'ldlog before next Rah Hatkanah (Roptomtx
SO), aa thora ta every reason to expect a largo accession <
worshippers, far bofond tho capacity of Ihe present ima
j bull dung.
Tho new synagogue will be a largo and handsomi
thorn, h not expansivo, structure. Subscriptions w don
tiona will bo grato fully received by any of tb.? nn dornig
Od otu ci-rs or tho cony rogation.
B" rt. WEINBERG, President.
G. COHEN, vice-President.
P. J vron Y, So ere ta ry.
L. RIOH, Treasurer.
June ll C
**TPROPOSALS FOR WOOD.-OFPIC
DEPOT QUARTER MASTER, CHARLESTON, 8. <
JUNE 10th, 1807.-Sealed pro pouls will bo received
this OOlco until 12 o'o'ock noon, on Thursdsy'tho ft
day or Juno, 1807, at which time they will he opened, :
furnishing the Quartermaster's Depot in thia c
with OAK AND PINE WOOD, from July 1st, 1807, to I
comber 31st, 1B07. Deliveries to be mad . on tho Gove
ment Wharf in this etty, at such times and In such qui
titles aa may he required by the Depot Quarto rm
tor. Tho wood delivered must bo thoroughly season
and of Merchantable quality, bidders will sta to tho pi
per cord of tho klud ol wood they proposo to furnish.
Two good sureties io the sum of ona thousand doll
each, to be named for tho faithful performance of
Contract Bide doomed rm reasonable will be reject
Proposals must be addressed . to tho undersign od I
marked " Proposals lor furnishing Wood."
J. D. STUBBS.
Bro vt Lient Col A A. Q. SI
Juno IO 1
*W NOTICE TO 8HIPFERRS.- FOR Tl
accommodation of Bhlppera by the New York i
Charleston Steamship Line, leaving Adger'aSouth WI
ovary Saturday, wo hsvo opened an o ttl co for tho
patch ot tho outward freight business of these ste
?li i p ?4 ITO. it BAST DAT, uuw ot Doro**? So
Wharf.
Our general business office remain? as heretofore
Union Wharves,
COURTENAY A TREMHOLM,
Jone 4 tuS Agent
XO-FINAL NOTICE.-ALL TERSONS H AVI
demuda against tho estate of Mrs. HENRIE'
HEATH, lato of Charleston, deceased, will present
same properly attested, and those Indebted thereto
maka payment to ;OTTO TIED Eil AN, Esq., co
Washington and Calhoun streets.
MILLWARD W. HEATH,
Administrator or Mrs. Henrietta Heal
May 18 ta
?-NOTICE.-I, EMILY STAATS, WIFE
JOHN H. STAATS, Butcher, do hereby glvo notice
I will become . Freo Dealer in one month from oatt
EMILY STAATS,
May 31 too* King Street Roi
4?- NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF JUL
FLAUM aro Informed that under the Deed of Aa
mont executed on the 18th May, 1867, they aro reqr
to accept the provisions of tho said Deed and ex ecol
leases on or before the hour of ll o'clock Merl dil
Saturday, tho 16th day or June, 1867. - .
The Deed of Assignment and release can be so
the office of Mesara. 87MONB A fl EEG LINO, Attornc
I Law, Broad street
D3AAO WALLACE, ) .",_.
DAVID WALLACE,J ^ua8n<
MORRIS IBRA El
Agent of Creditors of Julius Flat
I Jone 1 stuft
I tar BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER'S1
far the HATCH positively restores gray hair'to Ita or
I color and youthful beauty; Impart* life, strenge
I growth to the weakest hair; stops ita falling outat
I keeps the head clean; ls unparalleled as a halr-dre
I Bold hy ail druggists, fashionablehairdressers, eoe
I mn .'arney gooda. The trade supplied by the \
I salo druggists.
-I > -. - SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M. I
I Jones alulhOmo New Y
I ??T MESSRS. RD ITO RH :-YOU WILL PL
I announce Gen. A. M. MANIGAULT as a Candid,
j sheri tr at the ensuing election. A (irrizi
j November 3
I ?-DUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-EX
I wOi oertalnly exterm?nate these pests, L Its nae I
' I severed in. Beware ot bogus Fly .paper, which
I dosiers keep boca uso they can get lt for nearly nt
I Don't bo swindled. Ask for BUTCHER'S, which
J bya* nv* druggist?. . . .Imo M
?- THE OR AVE^T MALADIES OF Yt
I AND EARLY M AN HO OB.-HOWARD ASSOC!
I ESSAYS, on the Physiology of tb? Passions, a
I Error*, Abuse* ?ml Disease* peculiar to th? first
I man, with .Ho porta on nsw math ods of treat? ne
1 ployed In this institution. Sent In sailed tell
I ve!opes, freo of ohargo.
I Addros* Dr. J. BK2LL?N HOUOHTi
- Howard Association, Philadalphl
j May 90
?sT BATCH ELOR'fl HAIR DYE.
I SPLENDID HAIR DYE ls the best In the wort
I only Irv* ?nd perfect Dye-harmless, rollablo,
I Un co us. No dlaappolnUxtent Na ridlouloui
I Natural Black or Drown. Remedies the Ul sffec?
I Dye?. Invigorate* tho hair, loaring lt soft ?nd tx
I The genuino I? Signed William A. BattAeloT. Al
I aro mers Imitations, ?nd should be ?voided. Sol
I Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No, 61
I street, Now York.
i i **T BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT,
I DeoemtxrlO
I : ?-WE ARB AUTHORIZED TO ANNI
I K. M. wm Tl NO, Esq., as a candidate tor fi
I (Thar los ton (Judicial) District, ?, lho OOXl elec liol
I September 10 1 "' -
i ?- ARTIFICIAL EY?j8.-ARTIFICIA
I MAN EYES mado to order and Inserted by
I n AU OH ?nfl P. GOUOLEMANN (formerly em pl
I RoissoinrtvAU, of Pari?), No, sn Broadway, Mow
I April 1* .. .i i . .
I ! ?-A YOUNO LADY RETURNINO T<
1 I country borne, siter 'a ?oj oura of a ' few monti
I city, wa* hardly recegitlxed by har friend*. In
1 I ? coarse, rusti?, flushed faon, ?he had ? ?oft rt
I piexion of almost marbi* smoothness,, and li
I twisty-three eh? really appeared but Highton. .
j ,ju|rj as lo tho oauso ol ?o great ? chingo, sh
I told thom that.?he used the CIRCASSIAN BA
I considered lt ?ii Invaluable ?co,oisllion lo ?ny lad
j By ita usc ??y Lady or a en Ut mon can Lm provo i
I toual ?p pe? ranee' ?n hun.lrod fold.' U 1? lim:
I oomblnaUOQ, as Nature henel! ts tim pla yet u
I ed in lt* oincayy In drawing Impurities from,
I mg, eleanslns; and beautifying th* akin and eon
I By ito direst action on tho o o tiela lt draws fros
! I tm pu ri ti o*, kindly healing the ? ?rn o. ac J laavin
I tace as Nature lu tended ll should be-ci sar, aol
j and beautiful. Price ?1, aenl by Mall or Ripn
? I veli-t of ?a or?er, by'
I 1 W. I?. CLARK B CO., Che
Mo. S Watt Fayette Street, Byraetu
I Th? o.ily IfW" Agent* for th* ail* of Uv
I UtrchW
OFFICIAL,
flcadq'rs. Military Poll of < h n ri?, ?ton , i
CHARLESTON, 8. C., May 16th, 1807. )
Ui.vr.nu. OBDEHS, No. 18.
I. Tho following sro announced na RCKlstralion Pre?
cincts ol tho Military Post of Clisrknluu, comprising tho
gcogroiihlcal Districts of Cbarloston, Borkcloy, and Col
loton, riz.:
CIIARLTCBTON DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF HT. PIULIP AND ST. MICHAEL.
crrr?OF CHARLESTON.
Fiiurr rotc ns err.-Ward No. 1-City Hall. Ward Mo.
3-Court IIouso.
BccoND PnkCIHOT.-Ward No. U- lat Poll, M mk et;
2d Poll, Palmetto Engiuo House, Auson alroot.
Timm Pnr.oiHOT.-Ward No. 1-lat Poll, Eu gino
Houso, Archdale street; 2d Poll, Engluo IIuiiio comor
Ocorgo and College atrecla.
Fouwrn I'nrciNOT.-Ward No S-Eagle Engine ilouao.
Mee ti og ?tr rei.
Ward No. ft-Washington Engine House, Vandcrhorat
street
Ward No. 7-Engine House in Columbus street.
Ward No. 8-WILEY'S Wagon lard, King street
BERKBLGV DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH, AMD HT. THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
Fnurr Pn tent CT,-ML Pleasant Poll. Fifteen Milo
House Poll, and St Thomas' Muster Houso Poll.
PARISH OF BT. ANDREW'S.
BEOOKD PnxornoT.-Club House Poll, on tbo Main, and
School Houso Poll, James' Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN'S, COLL ETON.
THIRD PRECINCT.-Club House Poll, Ed ts to Island;
Dock-trills, Wadmalaw Island, and Legarovillo, Jenn's
Ia laud.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN'S. BERKELEY.
FoOBTU PnxontOT.-Calamus Fond Poll; Fultx'a Old
Field Poll, and Dlack Oak Poll.
FTrrn Paxamor.-Biggin Church Poll and Strawberry
Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES'. OO08E OREEE.
Amii Pax ors CT.-Qoois Creek Poll, Tar Kiln Poll and
Waasamaaaw Poll.
RETEirrn Pucker-Cross Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll.
PARISH OF ST. STEPHEN8'.
Eiorrrn PBXOIMOT.-Pineville Poll and St Stephen's
Dopot Poll.
PABI8U OF ST. JAMES', 8 AN TE E.
NINTH PRECINCT.-Mutter House Poll and Dutart'a
Crook Poll.
COLLETON DISTRICT.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'8 PARISH.
Fntsr PBJECIHOT.-Smoko's Cross Roods Poll and
Bell's Crews Booda Poll.
SECOND PRECINCT.-Yarn's Box Poll; Fork Box Poll;
Horao Pen Box Poll.
i limo PnJscraoT.-Wolterboro' Poll; Blue Hons* Poll,
and Round O. Pott
Fotmra Pate nt OT.-Asbepoo Poll; Maple Cana Pou,
and Jaoksonboro PolL
ST. OEOROE*S PARI8H.
Firm PBBCIHCT.-Cattle Creek Poll: Indian Field
Munter House Poll; Middle Poll and Summerville
Poll.
ST. PAUL'S PARISH.
Birra PaxemcT.-Parish House Poll; Beech Houso
Poll and Bantowle'a Poll.
It. Any citizen dual ri nc to serre aa a member of ono
of tho Boards of Registration for the Military Post sf
Charleston, may forward hts application to thoso Head
quarters, addressed to Lieutenant J. F. MUNSON. 6th
Infantry, Post Adjutant Carlin ce los must accompany tbs
application, showing tho applicant to bo a flt and proper
person to reentro tho appointment
IEL The attention of applicanta ls called to the follow.
lng paragraphs of Gen aral Orders Mo. 18, from the Head,
quarte ra, Second Military District :
IT. All persons appointed to moko tho said Registra?
tion of voters and to conduct said election will bc re?
quired, before entering upon their dutlos, to take and
subscribo the oath prescribed by the Act approved July
3d, 1862, on ti tl od "An Act to prescribe an oath of office.1
And if any person ahall falsely toko and subscribo Such
oath or affirmai lon, such person so offending and being
duly con vio tod tho roof, abai] bs subject lo tho pains,
penalties and disabllitloa whisb, by law, aro provided for
the Dun lahm ont of the crime et wilful and corrupt per?
jury. The form of tho oaSk ia h ero wt th published, as
toll?-? .
"I, A. B., do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I have
never voluntarily horno arms against tho United States
alnco I havo been a citizen thereof; that I bavo volunta?
rily given no aid, countenance, counsel or oncourago
mcnt to persons ongaged tn armed hostility thereto; that
I havo neither sought, nor accepted, nor attempted lo
exerclao tho functions of any ofllce whatovor undor any
authority, or protended authority, in hostility to the
United States; that I have not yielded a voluntary sup?
port to any protended government, author ty, power or
constitution within tho United States, hostile, or Inimical
thereto. And I do furt or swear (or affirm) that, to tho
beet of my knowledge and ability, I will support and de?
fend Ui e Cona ti tu tl ou of tho United Elates against all
encmioa, foreign or domestic; that I will bear tmo faith
and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation
freely, without any montai reservation or purpose of
evasion; and that I wiU well and faithfully discharge the
duties of the ofllce on which I am about to enter. So
help me Qed.
V. Members of the Boards ot Registration will be al?
lowed sa compensation, four dollar.' a day for each day
actually and necessarily employed lu tbs performance of
their dudes, and ton cents a mlle for each milo travelled
on duty. O lucers of the arm y detailed for such duty,
will bo paid the per diem and mileage allowed for attend?
ance on Court Msrtisls
TTL It ls otasen Hal that ovary Board of Registration
should bo oom posed of persons of rerognized considera?
tion and worth, fairly representing the population, and
In whose Impartiality and capacity tba body of Totara in
tba vine msg e may have Just re Ila DOO,
By order af Bro vt Brig. Osnl H. B. GLITZ.
7. V. MUNSON.
1st Lieut 6th Inion try. Post Adjutant
May 17 I w
OFFICIAL.
Meado,1?. Second Military District,!
. CBAJtLavsTOM, & C., May 30th, 1367. j
[QzjrakAi. OBDZBS NO. 35.)
It appears tram sundry (petitions and official ropre
sen ta tiona that the proeonl ?canty supply of rood in tho
Carolinas is seriously dlmlnlabel by tb5 large quantity
of grain consumed lu numerous ??aUlleries, put up and
worked In d??anos of tho revenue laws of the United
llUtes ; tt ls re pres ?tod that (Sw or nous of tbs require?
ments of law are observed in any of thean ea ta bil ihm ents ;
that the 0 fa oe rs of lbs internal revenus service, while
endeavoring lo assess and collect the wblakey tax, are
frequently treated with ?Tsrvcpect, and somsumea
menaced With violence; and that when offenders sra
prosecuted tn the dril courts, and vi elations of the In?
ternal revenue laws Indisputably proved, Juries fall to
convict the parties ; lt ls further shawn that this un?
lawful tramo makes food dearer in places whare largs
numbers are depending upon publio and private bounty:
that tho (Jcvcrnment ls, aside*, defrauded of a karga
amount of reranuo ; that the authority of Its civil offloere
ts brought Into contempt ; snd furt h..? more, that tho
mischief complained of tends to Increase poverty, dis?
order and exima ; ' tbsrefora, tn the exercise of tba au?
thority vested in the Commending general, lt ls orelcrod
that- :
L The J titillation or manufactura of whiskey or other
spirits from grain, ts prohibited In this Military District.
Any person so sngsgsd or employed will be doomed guil?
ty of a misdemeanor. The possession of a still, or other
apparatus for this purpose, will be considered presump?
tive evidence of a violation of the Revenue Laws, and tba
party or partios using tho sarao, or on whoso premis s,
ar in whoso possession tbs samo may be bund, will be
arrested and brought to trial before a military tribunal
composed of the Commandiug O Hoer of tbs Past sod
two officers of tbs army, next In rank on daly within tho
terr.toital limits of the Post Ii thasxigsnclos of tbs
service do not permit the detaU of o th ar officers, that
fact will ba dory certified sod tbs Post Cotnman4?rr will
briar and determine tbs case.
1 j EL Tbs penalties, r/ri'T*"""*** ? ftarfattxir- pro?
scribed by tba severs/ sets of Congress for dlstiniog or
manufadurine wblakey or other spirits In violation of
tho revenue laws will be lmpoeed an? executed by the
military tn bu nala hornby authorised,
ni. No sentenceeortendlng to imprisonment forfaiture
. of stills, liquor or other properly, or the Imposition of a
nhs or other penalty wul bs carried into effect until re?
ported to these Huedquzrters sod approved by tho Oom
mantling Clo-ueraX
IV. AU troops of the United Slates, Magistrates, Shari fia,
Oana tah lea, Police and others In authority, sro required,
and all citizens ara solicited, to be vigilant in detecting
and prompt In (iring Information of tba violation of
' these orders. Commanding of&oers will bo held re
1 Bponslbie for their enforcement
' : By cornraoad of MaJccf>Oexj6rsl D. E. Siena.
J. W. CLOUS,
!'?. Captain 38th Infantry.
1 ,|| -? .j . A. rx a ? A. A. A. o.
- 1 Official 1 AXXXAXDKB Moons, Captain 83th Infantry,
' Ald-do-Ofaap. Wt May 23
I ^Me)ieare?Mpa^Mpa^M??>a?^r3P"
THE GABION STAB,
ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AOO, IB
published at Marloo, & a, in the central portion
Ol tba country, and ?fters a favorable medium to Mer?
chants, Druggists, Machinists, and all tinsses who donn
i to ?xtand their bualneas in tba Pee Dee country.
. ! For tba benait of our advertising patrons, ws shall, lu
addition to our tfuheartption list, whteh te ooattantty lo.
f. creasing, publish and distribute gretal tooaly 8000 extra
coplee of tho STAB, during the business s essen this
NL
Baten of Adrsttlstng lOerai.
W. J. Melt WW A TT.
November*) Editor and Prvyrtetoc,
jfirvlUJli Jil Viii UJS.NTS
SHIPPING.
.^TV l'UU NEW Vdllli.-Tlli: Billi'
MISSOURI, l ?ptain Kow AUDB, will ?all during
UJJJQ? thin werk. For heavy fr. IK ht (which will bo
JET- taken at rory low rate?) apply to
W. B. SMITH a 'JO.,
June ll_ Napier's Rango._
WAXTBO IMMEDIATELY, TWO
VI WHOA TO LOAD I.tlMBKR.
Apply lo JOHN ar THEO. GETTY,
Ko. 48 Eaat Bay.
-#rr>^ KOIl I.IV KU IM ?Ol,.- IHK A.-,
?XPaOArnerlu'in (new) ?bin BOMBAY. P. C. Jonie.;!
?arTaJ^commander. Iiavlug bau* ber cargo cngogr I.
will b?vu dinpnlch lor Ibo abov. port, i cr
freight eiige^oniuule apply to
COURTENAY* TRENHOLM.
May 23 Union Wbarvu*.
NEW YORK A ND CHA R LESTON~
Peopled Mail Stoamnhip Company.
SA1XJNO DAYS.WEDSRSDAY3.
THE STEAMSHIP
MONEKA,
CAPTAIN MARSH MAN,
.-Osf-J^rsm WILL I. RA VE NORTH ATI, A NI IO
sy?^ft$r?f??l WHARF Wtdntrtay, Jun* lath, at a
-^s3?Z'?IllBj o'clock.
t~>--*:vt- Lino composed of Steamer.' "MO?
NTEA" and "EMILY B. RODDER."
JOHN A THEO. O ETTY,
Juno 10_No. 4H Eeat Ray.
FOR NEW YORK.
ltUUULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ONE OF THE FAVORITE AND ELEGANT STEAM?
SHIPS SARAGOSSA, ORINADA WILL LEAVE
NORTH ATLAS" I lt: WHARF EVERY SATURDAY.
THE BTEAMSllil*
33. 33. SOUDER,
-4?<r-?--*~?. WTLL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC
WW??T1'1' on SATURDAY, June 16th, at
???&l\?f*?r- o'clock.
. June IO RAVEN EL A CO.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR NEW YORK,
THE SPLENDID SIDEWHF.EL STEAMSHIP
c * IVE A.3KT 3M A-T T A.3ST , "
M. 8. WOODHULL, Coxnmxnandar,
WuM. LEAVE AUGER'S BOUTTl WHARF, ON
.Saturday, the l'.th IneL, at 4 o'clock P. M.
a v Tho Ships of thia Uno aro prorldod with elegant
tr .oinmodatlona for poaaengora.
A af All outward Freight ongsgomonts munt be mada
it tho odio, of COURTENAY ? TRENHOLM, No. 14.
Eaat Bay.
?73- Piuisaco ongigomenta and mattera connected with,
uwaril Freight will bo attended to by STREET
?ROTUER3 & CO.. No. 74 Eaat Bay.
STREET BROTHERS A CO.. 1 ._
COURTENAY A TRENHOLM, | A?aul"
Jane 10_8.
FOR EDISTO AND ROCKVILLE.
THE 3 T KAMEE
-W. "W- 3r-3=lA.ZI33Iw,
CAPT. J08. F. TORRENT,
WTLL LEAVE ATLANTIC WHARF AS ABOVE,
Tuttdav, Juno nth, at ll o'clock A. M.
chippers will take notlco that no gooda wUl bs roc dy?
jd unless the Freight la prepaid.
For Freight or Paasago, apply on board or to
JNO. A THEO. O ETTY.
June 10_3 _No. tfjj East Bay.
KEW YORK AN O BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE FIRST-CLASS U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
ATLANTIC. I NORTH!'RN LIOHT.
BALTIC. I WESTERN METROPOLI?.
Loavo Pl or No. 40, N. IL, Now York, avery second Sat'
unlay, from June IS. .
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
axing pasaongcre to Southampton, London. Havre ami
Bremen, at the foUowlLg rates, payable in gold or ita)
Muivolentl-.i currency: " _
nnium.ii.iuv; boron tl caVlo, soe; iteereao, tai:
from Brom".i, Southampton ?nd Havre to New Yolk.
Pirat Cabin, ' HU; s coonil Cablu, ?76; 8 toe rogo, $43.
EXCURSION- TlCKETE OUT AND HOME-First
Cabin, S210; fcecood Onbln, HM ; Stcersgo, S70.
HM i.INO DATS rm.ai nsw TORS IM. em VIPS : '
Juno 16 ?od 39 I July 13 and 37 I August 10 and 3?
Sept. 7 a. d 31 | Oct. Saudis [Nov. 3 andi?
For Freight or Passage apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR, President,
February 37 ly_No 40 Broadway, N. Y.
FOJEl AUSTIN AJK.
TILE BTEiVMEB
"DICTATOR,"1
IOOO TONS IIB IITI1EV,
CAPTAIN L. M. OOXE.TTBB,
YiriLX LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANT IO WHARP EVER at
VT Tuitday Night, at 0 o'clock, for Savannah.
For freight or passage apply on board or to offloo of
J. D. AIKEN St CO. Agents.
May 10_South AUanUo Wharf
TBROIM TICKETS TO FLORIDA
BY
Charloston and Savannah Steam
Packet Line.
TIA BEAUFORT AND llILTON HEAD.
8leaner ?-ILOT BOY.Captain W. T. HoNsxrrT. -
8*baiser ELIZA HANCOX_Captain J. K. RtcnasiMor. .
Steamer FANNIE.Captain D. B. VINCENT.
LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF. CHARLESTON,
and Charleston Wharf, Havannah, every Monday .
Wc?!ne? lay, Friday and Saturday mornings, at 7 o'clock
The PILOT BOY leave? Charleston every friday, and
Savannah every Saturday.
The ELIZA HANCOX loaves Charleston every Wednes.
lay and Saturday, and Savannah every Monday and Fri. -
day.
The FANNIE leaves Charleston every Monday, and
Savannah every Wednesday, touching at Blufton going
and returning.
Freight rerdved dally and stored free of charas.
Freight to all poluta except Savannah must ba prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset.
For Freight or Pssasg?, spply to
FERGUSON 1? HOLMES, Agents,
Charl ea too, 8. 0.
CLAOHORN Ai OUNINQILAM, Agouts,
Savannah, Oe.
N. B.-Through Tickets sold at the O (fl oe of Ibo Axe ra?
cy lu Charleston to points on the Atlantic and GuU BsiU
road, a jd to Fernandina and pointa on the 8L John's
Bl vor. Apiti 16
OLD ESTABLKHEU DRDG STORE
E. H. KELLERS & CO.,
(LATE P1UN ab DORN)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, :
No. 181 MEETING STREET,
Third doox* above Market ',
HAVE LATELY RF CHIVE D LARC! K ADDITIONS TO
their usual slock of pura and fresh
DRUOB
MPJ)I CIN EB
DYE STUFFS
EUROPEAN AND AM ERIC AN FANCY GOODS
FINK SOAPS
TOILET POWDERS
POMADES
COSMETICS
OOtfBB
?Bcansa
EXTRACTS, *c
Oom prising invoices froto tho most reputable mani*,
facturera. On hand, all lbs principal
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES,
IncludlDg Preparations of AYER, JAYNE, H Ali. CHEV?
ALIER, DAVIS, WRIOHT, HOLLOWAY, kc tuo, %
targe assortment of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
TRUSSES
SADDLE DAOB
MEDICINE CHESTS . .
O LABS
METAL AMD GUTTA PEROHA GOODS
QLABSWABE OF EVERY DEBCTUPTIcrii.
Great attention ls paid to the Importation and (elec?
tion of
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
and nona other aro allowed to go out of lbs Establish^
ment
PRESCRIPTIONS componnded
with accuracy, and the publie can
depend on the utmost reliability in
the executio-.i of orders.
11 KELLERS, M.D.J BAER,H.ft
Marchi