The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 13, 1867, Image 1

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VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT* x JCA?J J2jUrXt J%JtrJOLl\j. Our CablO IMnpitfrlirH. LONDON, Juno 12-Noon.-Consols 05. liomin 73. LIVERPOOL, Juno 12-Noon.-Cotton quiet ; esti? ma teil Baloo 10,000 bales. Uplands 114; U rican s Hi. Oom Ms. Od. Tallon 43a. Cd. LIVERPOOL, Juno 12-2 P. M_ir*"? Manhattan LOB an ?ved. Tba bark Merrimack, from Moastua for Philadelphia, Ima put into Gibraltar leaky. LiYEarooL, Juno 12-2 P. M.-Cotton firmer; nb other changes Hinco noon. LONDON, Juno 12-2P. M_Bonds declined |. LOUDON, Juno 12-Evoning.-Consols 04L LIVKBPOOL, Juno 12-Evoning.-Cotton closed erith A slight improvement; pricos show rather moro activity. Middling Uplands UJallld.; Or loons ll|d. Halos 15,000 hides. BroodatiiiTs quiet. Pork'declined, 7afis. Lard idvauccd io 00a. 3d. Bacon ls. higher; closing at 41s. Turpentine de? clined Gd.; quoted ot 32s. Od. Kosiu Steady; com? mon 7; Ano 12. Wnslitnfiton Nowa. WASHINGTON, Juno 12.-It io somi-oflicially stated that SUEIUDAN'B action regarding WELLS is not approved. In tho opinion of tho Cabinet there ls uo warrant in law for tho removal ofStatoof-' floors. ' '1 Mayor WITH KUM bad his first intorviow w (Ul tho President to-day. Tho motion for a now trial in CONNOVF.B'B case is |o be argued this afternoon. Au immense crowd is dopartiog to witucaa COL TT.B, and AAIION'H fight, which occurs to-morrow morning, W/.HiiiNQTON, Juno 12.-STANDEnnv'H opinion ro gsrding tho powers of District Commanders WBB iliaouBBOd in tho Cabinot to-day, and approved by nlloxcopt STANTON, who was silont on tho suhjeot. (JRANT was not present. -Tho opinion is adverso to tho arbitrary removal or citato oflleers, and it is l tpidorstood also of municipal officers. 1 Tho Indian Commissioner had a prolonged audience with tho Prcsidont this morning. CHAS, I ti. HALI1 INC also had an intorviow. Ooo. WITH- 1 BBS, Mayor of Mobilo, has an intorviow nt three , P. M. to-monow, from which it is inferred timi tho Mobilo removals ore still undoeidod. 1 Tho impression (hat prevailed a fow days ORO of changes in thc District Commanders is failing. Il is pow thought dosirod restraints can hobbler I obtained, by enlorcit g disciplino which involves re? spect, for law and obedience from suhordiuoto mili taryoffloors. '.' " ' .:, ?hoio'vonubto-dty ls.t3G3.000. ' ' ' ' puncen lour and five, thousand porsons will witness 'tb-morrow's fight.' Btoaiuors havo loft : New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia for tho i field, Tho crowd that has gono from hero is im- ! menso. Tho Forolgn logotions will bo briUinnlly. , represented. f .. I ?inety-throo suits liftV0 benn commenced by 1 claimants of Savannah for cotton alleged to have , been captured by Gonoral SnxnatAN, and sold in i Now York. Tho claims amount to about (4,000,0011 \ in go|d, and suits aro authorized by recent Acts cf Congress. ' , i The Gfoclan Legation arrived,'and will bc pre? sented to-morrow. Tho motion for a now trial of CONOVF.U'S case has been abandoned. Ho loaves for tho Albany f enitentiary io-nigUW liv ' Tb , ltrpabilcaii caacat In, lllcli mgziii..,. , BiomtOND,' Juno ?2_The two committees ap- ; pointed by tho two 'win gs of tho Virginia Itopubli- i can party at tho Oonferance.last night, met Sena- j tor WILSON and' th reo other delegates from tho , Union League Club of Now Yorkj FJii|nd?lph? and 1 jjoeV?n["ii' thb 'Bru?id Boneo -'?j?* ' morning, ! whore aU existing divisions of sentiment wore ad- j justed. HOD'. J. M. BOTTS, on behalf of tho friends < cf tho (JharlotUvillo Convention, accoptod a prop- j (Cition for a jouit convent.jon of. flip twp wings, aa j follows ; -.??>.? . . ... j To tho Unooudit Ional Union Mon of Virginia:-'- j f???? Uor,,i,i;ro,,. T^Ttuintlvn Mata rVimroifloo ?nd j tho undersigned, oitizons ot tho State of Virginia, who here avow, pursolyos. unconditional Union men and memoirs of thb great Republican porty ! pf the United States, pall upon all others of a liko ; perdition j? common btifler'eru not tb throw away this golden opportunity to rosouo oursolves, our children and our State, from the hands of thone | who hero brought nothing but war, desolation, ty .int find wretchedness upon our lan ri, to meet in 1 (ioii'neli nt Rlchrnond as moro convenient than j (Jharlotlaville, bn tito flra't day of August next, at j 12 M., in tho African Church, for tho purpose of < extending and perfecting tho organization of the ! Republican party, commenced by the Convention j assembled ut Richmond OD tho 17th of April lost. I Tho coil is signed by tho Ropublioan State Com- < Unstop, Governor PIXBPOINT, .INO. M. BOTTS, LEWIS j ?loJ?tNZLt, of Alexandria, and some three hun-, > dred others. . , ,; The rovenue receipts far tobacco in this District, i for tho past month, were 9250,000. i General SoHonEU) having rocoived a complaint ] that E. J. Carrair, ono of (ho registrars in. this 1 city, had boer, aiding tho Confederates, investi? gated it nm! found no causo mr chango. This |i complaint was preferred .'by 'froo?ra?n, arid is lbs ? first that baa boon insde lu this State, Rtelaixtond News, BiaTcuOND, Juno 12-11 P. M.-Al Ibo Republican meeting at tho African Cborob to-night, Senator WILSON congratulated them that ,tbo parry divi? sions in Virginia bad en deil, ?ud they dbwta\t euro of tho election of a, Radical Stato Convent ion and Ho vernor, and United States Senators of tho samo inimical faith.' (?to. ff. N?TBS bf New York, ?poko ju favor of tho rights of tho colored peoplo, and said that if they woro secured all would go woll ; but if not, ho was in favor' of confiscation and war (ti the knife. Messrs, JAX and VAN HUHES- of New Vork, and G. W. Huies s of Massachusetts, also addressed the mooting. 'Sew York News, New YOBK, Jnnol2.-In tho coso of tho hairs of J. It. MoMnsTAon vs. tho International Lifo Insurance Company of London, a verdict was givon for tho Plaintiffs, establishing tho rule at least in so far as regarda foreign Companies, that premiums paid in Confederate money daring tho war aro valid. The Rosin Yard of LEvran ia A SMITH, Brooklyn, was bdrned, Loss 150,000. The steamer America has arrivod, The raft JVbnpuroU, for Enropo, cleared this Morning. Domestic Marketa, NOON DISPATCH. . ' , . NEW YOBS, June 12-Noon.-8tocks strong, add 871. Monoy Ga7. 'G2 coupons, 107?all0; Vir? ginia O's, 674a70. Klnnr dull and unchanged. Wheat declining. Com dull and lower. Vork lower, $2170. Lard drooping. Whiskey stoady. Cotton quiet at 2tiJ. Freights quiet. EVEN INO DISPATCH. Cotton activo and Armor ; solos 3900 balee at 27. Flour dull and heavy ; declinod 10c. ; homo de? mand limited ; Stato $8oll 40 ; Southern mixed to good $1140al2 25 ; Fancy and Extra $12 SOslS 60. Wheat dull and declining. Corn heavy ; declinod la2e. ; Western m ix od, now, $lal 05 ; old $1 Wal 10. Pork heavy and lower, $21 GS. Lard heavy, 12a 13. Whlskoy quiet. Rioo firm and unohangod. Sugar closes active ;'sales 1600 bb da.; Muscovado lOJallJ; other groceries qui et and firm. Naval Blores un? changed. Wool dud ; Texas 28e31. Freights firmer. Corn 6|a0. Gold 87 L 't>2 regulated bonds, 106Jal06| ; coupons 110 ; 'fd coupons, lOOf ; 'G5 do., 107 ; now issuo, 109J ; 10-40'a, regulated, OOialOO ; coupons 100 ; 7-30'B, first sorios, 10G|alOGJ ; others 105{al05i ; Tennossoo G's, now issue, C7iaG8. BALTLUOBE, Jane 12.-Cotton dull et 2Gc. Rio Coffee stoady. Corn in good supply and weaker. White $1 03a$l 00; Mimd tl al 02; Western Mixed 94c. Provisions qniot and une hanged. Lard dull. Whlskoy nominal end unohangod. CntoTKNiTi, Juno IX-Flour steady; superfino $3a$8. Corn dull and unsettled-70 offered- 75 eskod. Cotton dull. Middling odored at 24o. Pork dull. Forced sales $21 60-hold at <22. b i? ce ii in moderate demand. Shoulders 0o.; Cloar Bides 12)o. Lard hold out the market-good brands 12 j. ' LOUISVILLE, Jone 12.-Floor dali; superfino $0a9 76. Corn, sacks, B5a87o. Pork 22e. Bacon shoulders VJo; olear sides 12,812,0., packed. Co t ton doll, 23o. New OELXANB, Juno 12.-8aloa 2000 halos; firm? er; -low middlings 24*24)0. Receipts 128 hales. Fahr Louisiana molasses C0a70c; Cuba, for distil? ling, 50c. Fair louisiana sugar 12?O. Flour dell; superfine $10 50*10 75; doable ??tra $12 CO; choleo IIB. Corn doll, and nnohangod; white acaree; Oats unchanged; Pork doll; no eales; ' bold et $34. Bacon in fair demand; Jobbing 7"1"T "?mue.; nus 12Jo.. cloar 18^0. Lard, nb quotations. Qoi? 130J. Btor?ng ?7|aolJ. Now York eight o io! iago inf premium. .. - ' ? [ ? Moo i LB, Juuo 12.-Saloa 1200 bales, in good do mand. Middling 23Jo. ItocoipU 18 bales. SAVANNAH, Juno 12.-Colton quiet nnd atoady ; a amall busiuejB. Low Middling 23|. Ilocoipta 270 balea. . AUOUBTA, Juno'M.-Cotton dull. Saloa'80 baloa. Middling 23J. We h ci vo boon roquoelod to publiait tbo follow? ing: CIrcalnr of tile General Agent of the Pea? body EduqallonFand. 1. Tho direct aim or tho Agont will bo to ou courago and aid common uchools in tho South; that in, schools established, supported and aupcr mtoiidod br tho Koa(ho rn people themselves. Apart from thia loading object,' tho founding and ruaii.teuauco of eohoota will not oomo within bia plan. 2. Usually, appropriations in modontto amounts will ho made wlioro euch aclioola .oro lanRiuslilng, or aro hal ila to bo s impended foi want'ol tho mcana of support.- 8imilar md, if noedatary,- will bo giyon' in placea iiusiiiipliod with aohoola, whenever tho Citizen? aimil introduce thom, and undertako thoir Biipport. All audi aid, lowavor, ?a to bo rogarded OB temporary. , 3. In Bolcoting schools to bo aided, or placas to ha Biiuulicd wi tl i them, Ihono will bo prorerrod In wluoh tho destitution is greatest, aud tho uumlmr Ioho bonodtod Inrcost. ?" ' _4. Normal BCIIOOIB, or achoola haying normal do partmonta, will recoivo particular a lt ont ion. A 1 ?niall number of thoao, furnishing tho moat nor- 1 Tect modela of instruction, will bo considered aa ! moro important tliaR a largor number of an info- : rior character. Hero, ohio, it ia tito purpoao'of tho 1 Anent to aid others in their work, and not to an? im nm tho support or such achoola. ,6. Funda will nut bo given to litorary or to pro- I fCBBlonal aohoola aa auoh. Spocial arrangements ' may ?otnctimca bo modo with thean, for tno pur- 1 poso of oticouraging tho induatrial nrtu, or for tho ' education of teachers. ? <?. Tho Agont xviii not identify hi,i oftorta with- ' .bose of any other organization by placing funda 1 nt tho dtupoaal af Ita managers, but in mtv cnn- ? itoction ho may hold with bonovolojit or religious < sociotia i, ho will purono his own spooiOc abJocL by 1 snell moans and appliances aa ho ahiJl aoluot. * ( 7. At pi vaunt, (doro will bo no ago.iolea, excopt 11 \ few, in willoh tho aorricoa rendered will bo gra- < tintons. ? . H. Tho Agont will not, except in a few special ex- ( ^optional canot, liavo occasion to employ touchera. I lie cnn, thorofore, aid atiob in obtaining pUeta, 1 anly by giving their natnon U. ?o?ool Comniittooa, 11. BEAUS, General Agent. Tnn SULTAN'S Vlflrr TO Tania.-Tho orriTol of i tho bultau III Paris will not bo thb looBt roinarka- 1 bio event of tho momoi-iiblo vcar of tho Fronch I Exhibition, and way porhapa'tond to aid tho set- i llomonl of that Astern question which Lu n,t;ain < llneatouhig to distract us with' liq i?numcriibl? untaiiglomcnU. lita Imperial Majesty will moot tho Emperor Of Itiiaui? and othor crowned hoa-V _, Ue may perhaps gain by thoir conu8ela. Vnoy , may not injp.iiitnl.lv bo improeeed by Iiis tirmnpss \ iud decision or character. Tho monarch of a.vaat i omiiira. stretching from Uolgrado to tho Persian m Qulf, throughout Lia dominions. poaco prevails, ', laving only in tho island of Crcto, whoro insurrec? tion ls kept alive by < h . ..he, who plav tho part nf mr own American-Irish: ' It hat di v admita'of in H ti on that, in doalina withTurkoy, most people ?ro too ready to regard nor aa a Slato on tho brink j ot disaoluti?n, owl entirely ignore, her solidity and }! langbncsa. ' ' ' Compared willi othor domlnioua, that of Abdul ' ' i\si/. io by no moBOS in au unhappy plight. Look at tho condition of bia next neighbor, Austria, !' hardly holding fogothor ; -and if tho Porto is ; w/or- * ried by th? (Jrooks, brui not Ibm* i a k Polish t h rona 'J perpetually (iallhigbcr'7 Cap Spain coat' a aloho J Kt tho Turk, .or can Italy von turo lo boast loudly, .' notwithstanding thc extraordinary combination of J! circumstances Mist has' favored her development? ~ No oncprctendB that ConBtantinopIo ia menaced * as directly aa weto both Parla and Berlin only o few wooka ago, fer had war brokon out pcraco must hayo boon signed in ono or tho other pf tho capi? tan), and either PruBsia would have b?cn roduood ? lo A email rank in Eurone,' or Franco .would have I liad to accept a discomfiture moro bitter than that o Di 1815. 0 Tho Tnrka are not encamped bi Eu rn rio aft" r tho A raahidu Ol tao Au; ? tri an? in'floly. Hut they mora a resemble tho so-called Saxon in Ireland, with per- c iiapB tho <b'(Ton-nfe tbat tboy do not ostabUab ? ? :horcb ot a minority. ? 1bph,?oba^P ohjo?l at- tfho; \ Sultana iciuruoy ia 'tb'iraprcas tipon tho rulers of' i Europa bia do|crniinp,riou 6o prcqqrvo rda fl?uiin- c iona intact, and to maintain that "indonendenco t ind integrity of tao Ottoman empire" wninh waa V tho watchword of. tho pollay of Lord Pabnerat^Dj { Y ind to eupporir.yfhioh tho Western powers ?.".;onrf o that Turk?V t^Ji^leW Chito "t? tho Krug cit ? Crecen, willi ita FO.tXH Mussulman, iplial.itanta, lubroly becauao nlibuatera koop'olive aed?llon, and .\ beca?so it would make a convenient rnsrrblgo pot- ( lion for tho Russiau brido or BUng Qcorgo. 'j If tho treaty or Parja ia to bo torn ?p Uko other t (rent ii H , at any rate tho Turk will abide tho COIIB'O^ nu emees. He baa great rcaourpoa-rsuoh as woro < ?bown In that winter campaign on tho Pa aub u wnon Omar l'aabatjofoated ?ko, wbolo power br Eua- J nia boforo England and France took ! part in tho . Debt, and euou aB woro proved in the defonoo of ) Uara under the gallant Fenwick Williams. Dut - wh ile it ia vary doabtrul whotbor his friends will ? lesort him, it ia certain that his on em ie s will bavo 1 a formidable task ii they aeek to partition bia' in- ' Ueritonco.' ' It ia to ho hopod that ? thia opportune lourney may load lo tbo lia_ppi.es t rosuija, Vnd that 1 ?n'nndoratanding may bo ornve'd at ' which n^ay I Hi vu BOII\O proapect ox a batialactory adjuatinentoj ' pending quOattoiis aiid pi uninterrupted poacoin. J tho East.-London Morning Pott. ? . J A JOHE ON A JOKES-Mr. C. H. Webb, the au? thor of "Lifllth Lank" and "St. Twel'mo," the two recent parodies, is ono of those ruthless yet s'oror headed Jokers who cannot bo ir to be mado ridicp loua thomaolvca. So much tho bettor ia tho hand: 1 some contrivance which "aof hbii bapk'' very badj^y i a few day* (?go. He ruado fm. of tho Oalaxy in < "8t.'Twol'mo;n,ror'wb'Bt reason dooB' not appoaf. ( altliougb' by ft cofaaide?e? Iiis, n^rqp is nofe lu (ho M hst ot contributors Hpvcrnl times. \f?i?. paft Of '1 tniBrunWBa a aujtoxnpnf' (ivUplly falao) u>?^ **? * i1T??* PM"' contribu?ona! H Sl^fflS- " 10 Umaonior pnbhahor of thu viai?_^, nsi__jt)g for. tho money for two poems {'rmtcd in. that magazino, and. written by a lady br whom thia Webb sooma'to "fugle';"- Tbo pub? lisher, with biting rcnlixt antin-, modo out a momo randum ftc?ouut, somotthat thna ; . : ) r ' . nioQaiaty, .' ; .i^j , . .r. T-Tv To Mi Ba I. D. O. Dr. To two poem H, in all ono page, at $110-4110. Soo St. Twelmo. And bo onelosod tbo cash. Very qniokly indeed ' it carno baok, willi a sour nato from Wobb, which alluded to tbo diBtinoliou between joking and busi? ness, and peremptorily domando J tho money. This note Mr. Church did not answer at all, but remit? ted tho propor sum-about fifteen timen aa mm h os Mr. St. Twelmo had intimated-diroct to tho I Cscteas, At last accounts Webb was supposed to B waiting for bia check, in a state or mind very much Uko that of "Tho Uorobler'a Wiro," in Mr. RUSBOU'H ruelo-draroatic ballad, at. tho chilly hour 1 uf -l A. IL, cr Uke M rs. O'shanter, - '"HdralnB her wrath to keepit warm." Do can perhaps doprivo the magazine of tho ser- i vices of his poetess. Eut if sbo doata directly ' with tho publisher, abo won't bavo to pay Wobb a i commission; and the Oalaxy can prosper without either.-JSioftiinjf, SOUTIIEBN CADCTO?-Muoh comment hos.boen ocoasionod by tho statement that tho five most diaUnguiBhou gradu?tes of Weat Point at ita ro cent examination, woro from tho Booth. In addi? tion to tu is, it appears that or the graduating class or aixty-throo, thirty-throo^wore from tho Southern Statos. Thoro aro : from South Carolina, four ; North .Carolina, four : Virginia; (Ivo j Alabama, four; Georgia, tiro ; Tunnoaaoe, four j Arkansas, two ; Louiaiaua, two i MiBBliuippi, threo ; Florida, ono ; Texas,one. Ortho fi YO most diatlnguiahcd, two are from Virginia, ono from Alabama, ono from Georgia, ona ono from North Carolina. All rrnm th? Rnnlh. Since tho South trna boon aomo six years ont or tho Union; it la a littlo strange how abo can he re-! presented ot West Point by congressional districts. I And it ia asked: Aro not those alu de n ts Northen) young mon t>ho liavo boon appointed to represent', tho South 7 It ia vory probable. D? BO, it would appear that tho very nanto thoy represented stim? ulated thoir ambition ?nd brightened their wits. It is a vory pleasant thing to roprosont tho South at Weat Point or my where oleo whero pecuniary pay or othor advantago follow. Dut wo rear ff ovory ono who tokos Buoh a position ia to bcoomo dist anguished thal the rago to take our placea will bo so groat as to put ns In danger of being exclud? ed altogether.-Richmond Dlspalclu A special term of tho Superior Court or Edge? combe, Jndgo Ihmes presiding, ia in session in 'l'sri.oro this week. Tho term was appointed to try John Taylor and Jim Height, persona ot color, charged with tue mordor or john W. Guichen. On Sunday night a moat diab?lico} murder oc? curred near tho Railroad Depot at Tarboro. A negro, Qua-, shot and instantly killed another negro, Matthow Xing. The negroes of tbo vicini? ty gavo pursuit to una, and having arrested 1dm, delivered him to tbo Sheri rr, and bo ia now bi ons-' tody. From tho ovidenco of King's wiro, boforo tho committing Magistrate, it appears a few nights aTter tho robbciyof tho Southern Express Com? pany's eafo, Gus borrowed an axe of King, and soon arter, hearing a noise au. ir a safo waa being brokon open, King wont out and attempted to take his axo from On?, for fear of hoi ns implioatod in tho robbery. On the night of the murder Ons wont to King's Louse, ana oohing bim out, with? out warning, fired and killed bim. - Tho safo of tho Express Company baa boon fou ml buried near tho honso or Gus, bot openod, and Ita contents, excopt a fow railroad tickets, gone. It ia tbongbt thia affair will load to a discovery of the robbers and tho stolen money. Wo also loam that on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, unsuccossfnl attempt? wore made to fire tho viii?go in tbo moat central p >rLion. On Wed? nesday night thc attempt was almost sucocasfu!. Two old buildings wera tiurnod, and tho residence or Mr. R, A. Sixer oaTf d by the moat drenuou? oxortloita on tho part ot th? oitlzen?. Should the flames havo reached thia reeidonco, mnph or tho VIIIBRO would havo been doetroyod. Wo trust the incendiaries may bo dlBoovored and properly pun? ished.- rf. O. Paper. . , . IL BISHOP BCOZLXT, the negro minstrel, ia dead, I Weat Virginio- Iteatctton Against ?lodi rulla ni. ' ,?An! 0,cc*'01- rocoutly taken placo in Woa Virginia, tho results of which would indicate though nnhoraldud hy telegrams, that proBoriptivi Itadicaliani is rapidly on Ino declino iu that quar tor. Tho days of bondago havo b- cn long am dark thorn, as thoy had beou horo, and if tho houi of deliverance oouioth, it may bo a sign of mon that ia to corno olsowhpro. Tho olection wat wholly a local ono, being: for county olHocrs, bul may bo none tho lees significar ? on that account. 'Iho Wheeling Hcgistor Bays: - Tho registration frauds, with whoso details tho Slato has ruin;, havo boon rebuked. Tlio test-oath abouiinatious havo boon spit upon. Tho whole aystom of proscriptivo legislation has boon terribly Judged by tho people Tho dotai ls of tho cloe ti oliy last Thursday week show that n remarks bio ru vo? lution ?R tnk inp placo in tho Honllmonta of tho poo plo of- Wost Virginia. Tho expression ia gonoml and emphatic. Wo havo airoftdy givon tho roturns from Ohio and llrooko, showing tho comploto' dofont of tho Radicals in thoso two counties. Wo hove aleo in? formation ot liandsomo gains in Marshall, tho Democrats bavins carried at loist two totvnshipB ?a tho county which havo horotofuro gouo lladical by largo majoritios. In Monongalia county tho democrats havo not 'boon idlo. Thoy havo mado handsome inroads upon thoir oppononts in various part? of that hitherto hopclosa county, tho gain iu ono township alono amounting to ono'huudred and twoDty-flvo. ' ' Tho* Clarksburg Conservativo says that in Marion comity, which has heretofore been cu tiro ly radical, with tho oxcoption of two townships, tho radical tU'Kui Lito boon defeated in flvu uutof aovon of tho townships, notwithstanding tho board of rogiatra tion struck off, as they thought, onough voters in ono of tho Democratic townships to give thom a jlcar majority. Yet in this very township tho Domocratto tiokol waa olee ted hy a larger majority thon over. . IA correspondent states that in Taylor County "tho Democrats havo elected a larco majority of ibo Board of Supervisors and other townshio of Icoru, and liavo oarriod sovoral townships which bo Radicals havo liorototoro oonlroUod.'r Joflbr 1011 County, wbioh was regarded as Radical boyond -odoniption, has also cono back. . A largo number )f tl\o cltinoiiH of Callinun County woro stricken rom tho registrars' books. Tho unlawful dospot am has had its effect. At tho rouont oleo! ion tho Xinservatlves earned ovory township in tho coun y. Tho olootion baa briton placo in Doddridgo ?linty also. Lost yoar tho Radicals carried it. iud this year it goos Conservativo, n?mlolph ?linty, whore woro atittck off lia Conservativos rom among tho heal rum, h?a elected i)vo ly six Jonsorvnttvo d.itpsrvlsors tn tho liin? townships. mw reporta of similar purport, though ICSB canuto, roach RB fror? 0innr qUArtcrs of thc Slate. ' ?Cieorfriai Croit Items. Wo aro plowed to learn from a very intelligent ;. ntlomcn, ?lio has tr..veiled extensively in North icorgin, that tho grain crops wero never moro iromlsing, ami that tho farinera apeak gonorally >f aceking Augusta as tho market. Thor certainly ian not lind a botter market in thc Booth. [VonslUutioiialitt. A correspondent, writing fromTaliaforro county, lays : "Wheat crops aro a No. 1, and oats aro nomitting, bnt eoino little signs of rust. Corn :ory uneven, hut growing frooly now. Cotton, hough backward, ?H now leaking well whero king ;iann boa not the ascondauoy over it. Fropdmon ro working bettor than last year,"-/{./cf, 'Ibo following letter lu fron? Chattanooga 'ninty: . SnsiMEnvii.i.R, QA., Juno fi 1807. Eumina CoNBTtTimoFALiBT: As you ask infor nntioli in regard to tho Growing erupa, I will slato hat. tho wheat crop in this County is good-soy (leen to twenty nor cont, abovo on average. Oati: re very promising, tliongli backward, 1 hoar of o rust in thom yet. Con) and uotton aro' (rom two o three weeks Ui?r Ulan usual, and, in consc ;ticnuu of bad stands'and continued cool weather, do not Ibiuk thcro cati bo moro than a hplf crop r eotton' raised in this Cerutty, Thoro aro at bast (Ivo Seres of carn to ono of eotton in this flinty, Tho freedmen aro conducting thotnaolvoa roll, and working falthtully as a general thing. 'oUtics and money both nat.... Very respectfully, &?>., rr. j), c. E. TAXI. COTTON FOB THE SEASON.-Wo saw, yostcr lay, a. .stalk of cotton, grown by II B. ("orlick, .sq., on his placO in sight of our uHiee, ?bot ni'cas r<;d 27 inohna in length, and that contained many ifjua. Ula' co tim i livid is, wo dare say. the most 3 nv ord ono in tho county. Thia is at tribu tabbi like to a high cultivation and a liberal usu pf tho clebrated fish guano:' ' ? '" '* ' It is also our good, fortuna ta ba able to say that loth thu cotton' and corn crops throughout the [ oflhty'wovor horero looked hair so promising. I l?ould tb i.rb h? no disappointment in t+~" ", t ho faillirai performance o? tho ^l?u?V?SELS uto by freetfroon In tn- ., -/'^rn?v3 entered rfS turn . . -A" ?ooUon, Burke County nu nw. out B8 jju0 0 cr0p nox^ fan Bjj any otuor mo in tho .State, provided tho season, continues -_:ur.." "",, f^nruMn ? Vr?IrJ/7.t1loOW' lim-. A correspondent of tho Recorder, writing from Jpaon County, says the wboat crops aro vorv good in good lands., Oat crops bid fair for a good yield. Llio corn is growing very fast, but it is small for he season-tho samo may bo said of tho colton. JABFEB Co., QA., Juno 5,1BG7. Editora ?tac?n Journal and Messenger:-Tho vhoat crop of this section ts now hoing rapidly i arve." tod. '1'be quantity of land seeded last fall vas fully one-third.leas than usual before tho war. rhe yield por aoro ' will be a good avorago, very it tie of which can bo put upon the market, except | ii en-hang o foi tit li er pruvisiona to support man ind boast, in finishing- our other crops. Tho severe ordeal through which we aro now lessing,' for lack of provisions, has induced our ven?lo to plant a good proportion of corn tbe.pre lon? y?ar'f this crop, though baakward, is general- I y in good condition and looks, well. , Tho sams is ruo Or tho condition and prospect of tho cotton irop. Tho quantity ' of oils sown is small, but boy look very w?n, and a rain or two now \\1U nake them vorv' good. u . . . ... . - Yours, rompretfnlly, . J,- - A gontleirmn who has' traveled over- a, largo per? ron ul iriQ r\iam lutorms un iu&v tau wuoat is og harvested in many localities; ?nd la ' w alM nur K? -oat orop in Greene coun ?i." " *T! -^.nol, is o,000. A gonUoman who . "OOH through nome portion of Morgan thin ks tho yiold will bo about- ?ftoon bnabele por aero. Wo think, putting tim yield at ton bushols por oofo, 125,000 would be Avale' estimate of thu amount to bo received from wboat actually sold in tho mar? ket. Even timi amount set 'in circulation in tho county wpnld go far toward reviving trade and ro lievitig present need.-Madison,Nexct.-. ' . ft : ' ' " ' * ' MKBiwitraEB Co., QA.,Tune 7,1?C7. En no na MACON TeLEOBArn: Crops in this re? gion aro qiuto promising. Corn ,aua cotton never woro more sp. wheat tho boat OiaJ bas boon made in ton yoars. Harvesting ia now going on. Tho freedmen arc faithful to thou* contracts, and aro iiiHt as eQloien t, ii* not moro so, than wbon slaves, a short, our physical and pecuniary prospecta aro bright. ,. , ? As to politicrf, wo ar? not maoh oonoo rn od; 'We can and will live as wo aro rather^ than submit to tho atrocious measures of Congress. A Very largo ma'ority will vote "No Convention." . The promise ' of the crops cont innes to bo superb. Spring wheat cannot now oxpoct to do ita part with its winter brother, on 'account of tho lateness of the season for sowing; yet tho employ? ment of machinery in the grain fields will over? come this di a tv ba ck to a larger extent than over before. An for tho winter wheat, an immense breadth of thia was sown, and it bas como forward splendidly. All ordinary accidonte and disappoint? ments being cdlowodior, there will, in all proba? bility, bo ' harvested snob a yield of thia precious grain os will make .tho hearts of our - on tiro people bound.for'joy. Corn bas likewise been moro oaUiusivoly planted than asnal, and an esti? mate of oror a thousand million bushels for Ute ooming crop is considered a fair ono. Tho South bas gono into the raising of grain extensively tum yoar, and could have dono so still moro largely If agricultural implements bad been within its roach, and capital nad not boen delibera bely kent away ; as it ls, bowovur. a very largo orop will bo produced by tho population ot that seotion, and the dangora of starvation will then be over. As foi fruits, tho accounts Mr us that almost all thc varieties aro to be in obundanco-pears, apples, grapes, strawberries, end tho rout. ' If wo are thu:; blessed by a kind Providence with an abon? dant? wbiob is to moko tho heart thrice glad in tho contemplation of it, there 'surely can bo no cause for trouble hut bungling and corrupt legis? lation.. Tho laws of nattiro will abundantly justify themselves, while the laws of Congress aro dem? onstrated to bo worse than needless, With om granaries fall lo bursting, there should be no poverty -in ouch a land as this ; labor should bavo its Jost roward ; . plenty should bo tho oma mont of an onduring peace ; and security and bap pin oas should crown our condition aa a peoplo, . .(Heston .Poai. H ANTI SOME TESTIMONIAT..-Wo had tho pleasure of examining, yoatorday afternoon, at tho Jewelry Atoro Of Major Thoma? W. IladoUlTo, an elegantly chased colu-boaded uurlod hickory etiok, wbiob ia intended to bo presented as a testimonial of. re? spect to Genera! J. J). Oreen, late post comman? dant in this city. Tho following is tho inscription "To Con. J. D. Oreen, V. B. A., from citizens ol Columbia." Tho Oenoral loaves Columbia this af? ternoon, for Washington, en route for Omaha, Ne? braska. Dy his gentlemanly deportment and Arra administration of tho duties of hts trying position, ho bas won tho admiration of tho entire corumu nity. Eong life to Ute soldier-rjtontloman ??y we. _? ? '" IPturnxx. Sam, a colored man, residing somowbero lr Berkshire County, Massachusetts, by good look received a fine Btart in life, and-soon acquired i handsomo property. Whon bo reached middle lifo, a friend aakod him ono day why ho did no marr'*, as a man in bis ciro limit?neos waa ?bun dantfy ablo lo support a wife. "Oh, I consider mvsolf too good to marry ft nig ?er wonch," roturncci Sam, with a folnt to turn uj ls nose. . '? ii' ' -, ' Jltf "Marry a white woman, thon," exclaimed hil friend, '?tho law? In Massaohusetto allow lt, : think/* 'TH bo banged if Td marry a white woman tba was moan enough to curry a nigger," replied Sam with ft hugo guffaw. "I TTTTTtK," said a wife who txrald not agroo wit! her husband: "I think, Mr. Jibbe, wo had bette divido the boase. Yon shall live on ono side, am I on tho othor." "Very well, my doar," renliod bc "yon take the outside and I'll bare tho lnaldo.n Why ia tho lotter K tike % pig's tail ? Boca us it's the cul of pork, M. W. P ONE PRICE Ml WE'ARE OFFERING OUR RTOOK OF HUMMER CLOTHING, comprising LINENS, FLANNELS AND LIGHT WKIOUT WOOLLEN, it prices which cannot fell to satisfy ell who aro Keeking to bur GOOD GOODS CHEAP. Tho larger part ol our Stock ITO manufacture lu our own workshops, which wo warrant In every j respect. Wo giro below ran<n af our levi log prices : LINEN SACKS ot.83, 8, t and 6 LINEN PANTS " .?1 25. 1 60 and 3 LINEN VESTS at.31 60 ead 2 CHECK CASH IM ERE SUITS, BACK, PANTS AND VEST.SO GREY FLANNEL SUTT8, SACK, PANTS AND VK?T. .87 CHECK LINEN SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND VEST. ...88 CHECK MARSEILLES SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND VEST. WHITE LINEN AND DUCK HUITS.811 to 20 I BLACK ALPACA SACKS.82 CO to 6 ] LIGHT WEIGHT CABSIMRRE SUITS, Ju fsuoy mli tnrca, and solid colors, and HLA.OK. DRESS SUITS, ell oar own maka, at very low prices. FURNISHING. OOODS, adapted to tho season. I WHITE SH I HTS, four qurdlUos.82 CO, 3, 8 60 and t MACULLAR, WILHAMS & PARKER, No. 270 KING STREET, CORNER OF HASEL, CHARLESTON, S. C. Juno 13 imo THE DAILY MEWS KI, i WE HAVE NOW ADDED TO O Uli NEWS- I PAPER ESTABLISOMT.NT r? most oxtoneivo and complote . . ^ ' : BuppUed with a groat varioty of PLAIN AND FANCY TYPE, of tho> Intent .ami moat approvod Btylcfl ; ?nd wo havo ovory fracllity for oie^utinV j : ' y ??.XV-1 - '< MW* .!:? eJlkjnOa of.JOH WOH^ ?n ENGLISH, GERMAN, and ?j . FRENCH, i Bill and Letter Heads ' '../I'S Circulars Pamphlets Catalogues Drafts Railroad and . , ... Steamboat Printing Business Cards Invitations THOSE OF OUR FRIENDS DE? SIRING JOB WORK, will please leave their orders with us. We will (guarantee ns good work, and ut as CHEAP RATES, as can he had in Charleston. CATBCART, MILLAN i MORTON. Hurl n~ Tb? II? l.t i res, Friends ami Acquaint? ances of Ur. WM. C. DUKES and family are Invited to sltcnd lils FM i:cral Borvlcea st .tho Second Presbyterian Church, Tkit Afternoon, at Four o'clock. Juuo 13 i SPECIAL NOTICES. *W NOTICE.-THE STEAMER ELIZA HAN? COX will not lonvo for Savannah on Saturday, tbs 16th lust., haring been withdrawn for tho purpoao of bein? refitted. Duo notlco will bo given when abo will returns her ttliw- FERGUSON lc HOLMES, Agenta Charleston and Sav. Steam Packet Line. Juno 13 o WP KO POS A LS F 0 It WOOD.-OFFICE DEPOT QDARTEUMAHTER, CHARLESTON, 9. O. JUNE lath, 1887,-Soiled proposais will bo rocclTod at thia Office until ia o'elock noon, on Thursday tho 20th day of June, 1807, nt which (lino they will ho opened, for furnishing tho Quartermaster's Depot In thia city with OAK AND PINK WOOD, from July lat, 1R0T, to Do cenibor 31st, 1807. Deliveries to bo mad . on tho Oorora mont Wharf In this city. Rt auch times and In such guan title? aa may bo required by tho Depot Quartermas? ter. Tho wood delivered must bo thoroughly aoaionod and of Morchantabloqnality. Mddcre will state tho prloo per cord of tho kind ot wood they proposa to furnish. Two good sureties In tho mm of one thousand dollars each, to be named for tba faithful performance of Ino Contract. Bids deemed unreasonable will bo rejected. Proposais must be oddrossod lo the undersigned and marked .? Proposals for furnishing Wood." J. D. 8TUDI18. Brovt. Lieut. Col. & A. Q. M. Jnno 10 lg ?S-NOTICE. -TTIE STEAMSHIP M .\N I i AT? TA N. Wooniruxt, Masler, ls dlacharirlug her cargo at her dc.-l, Adgor's Routh Wharf. Oonshrnocs will, thoroforo, attend to tho rocolvlng of their gooda at that point. Jnno ll STREET nnOTHF.UR lt CO., Agent*. ?Sr TO THE PUBLIC.-THE JEWISH CON OREOATION (0'ri<A SKnlnm) waa organized In this city about tou years ago, and for temporary purpose? con stmeted ? small building near tho corner of Rt. Phillp and Calhoun s?rcela. In this humble House of God they linvo ovor Hin. M worslil|ipod. It was their doslgn from tho c nimcnccmant to accumulate funds toward orecllng o largor edifico, morn commodious, find moro In conso? nance with th" wanta of tho pr?sent ego. lint their savings were all swept away by thc war, md nearly three thousand dollars, net apart for this purpose, wera thus lost. Thc now house of worship la much needed, there being constant applications from new memb rn. bnt no room to accommodate thom. Tho servi, ea of this eongrcga ( Inn aro conducted tn tho German (almost Identical with tho Poliah) Wnhag. Ami this ls tho only synagogue In Charleston in which Israelites from Contlnontal Eurr.po can worship tho Ood of tholr fathers In precisely tho samo forms, language and ceremonies aa their fore? father.! did. lhoy aro, howovor, too poor to carry out suoh an en? terprise unaided. They havo tho ground for tho now synagogue, hot not Ibo moans to construct tho building Tlicy therefore solicit aadatanoo from their brethren and friends evorywhero ; both from thoso of tho Houso ot Israol. and from all others, of whatever faith or nation : Iwlleving that Ibo Qroat Author of nil good will prompt many to ?top forward, ami help them In 'this tholr limo al need. Tlioy aro extremely solicitous to finish tholr now bnHdtng boforo noxt Uoth Jiathanah (September W), aa thoro ls every rcasou to expect a large accession of worshippers, far befond tho cAoaclty of Ibo present small t>undlng. Tho new syLagoguo will bo a large and handsome, iboiujh not expensive, structura Subscriptions or dona Jons will be gratefully received by any of the undersign* ^d o meera of thq congregation. a A. WEINBERG, president. Q, COaK?, vioo-Prcaldenl. P.' JACODY. Secretary. L. RIOB, Treasurer. ' Juno ll 0 47 IN EQUITY-COLLETON DISTRICT Er Paru OEOHOIANA E. T. MAGUIRE, pcUUon to perpetuate testimony In rotation to a titln (now lost) to a Lot of I .and in RldgoviU\ tn this District aforesaid, con? veyed by 'I HOM AH H. GOODWYN ' to MICHAEL MAGUIRE, and by MICHAEL MAGUIRE TU GEORGI? ANA E. T. MAGUIRE, on or about tho, , - day of November, in the year 1861. On hearing tho petition In UilaJuMc. oujnotlpn of O. P. "WILLIAMS, petitioner's cd In .said Lot of Land be and appear beforo me, at my office In Wallotborougb.on Monday, tho !7th day of June noxt, to show causo, If any they have, why tho prayer of tho petitioner should not bo grouted. B. STOKES, O. F_ O. D. Commissioner's Office, Waltorcorough, May 17, 1807 , May 23_thi ?dr HALL'S. VEGETABLE SICILIAN HATH RENEWER has proved Itself to be the moat perfect pren p?ratlon for the bair ever offered to tho pul.llc, It la a vcgotable compound, and conbxms no trijurtonj properties whatever, (?<? i-l IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HABI - ORIGINAL COLOR, ... . . It wiU keep ?V^ ftom M1?D? mL ^canses tho scalp and .makes the hair soft, lustrous and silken. 'fft.il .. ... It Ls ii splendid hair dressing.' Ko person; old or young, should fall to nae lt IT IB RECOMMENDED AND USED BT THE MB8T MEDICAL A?THORITT., ' an' Ask for Hall's ,Vegotsble sicilian Hair Renewer, and tako no other. ' ' R. P. BALL k CO., ' Nashua, N. H., Proprietors. For salo by all Druggists. Wholoaalo by ti ti BOWIE & MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KINO AM) OAS3IDEY, March 1 . thly*, . ?, . fJharieston, S. 0. _JOV-BEAUTIFUL HAUL-CHEVALIER'SLIFE for the HAIR positively restores gray hair to Ita original ! color and youthful beauty; impartis life,' strength and growth to tho weakest hair; stops Ita falUcgW et once; koopa tho head clean; ta unparalleled as a halr-dreatlng. Sold by all druggists, faahionablehalr-dressers, and deal cn in rancy gooda. The tr? lo supplied by tho wholo I salo drugglsta. 1 ' SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M. D" Jone 8 . st nth tm o _New York. aWWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE K. M. WHITING, Esq., aa a candidate ? for Sheriff ol I Charleston (Judicial)District, at tho next Stetten. , September io_ (fm ARTIFICIAL E Y ES.-AJITIFICIAL. HU? MAN EYES made to onior and lnaerted by Dra. F. BAUCH and P. GOUGLEMAKN (formerly employed by RoLaaoKHEin, of Paris), No. ?90 Broadway, New York. Apr? u_ *y AW BUTCHER'S LIOHTNINQ FLY-KXLLER will certainly exterm?nala th eso pests, li Its use ls per? severed in. Beware ot bogus Fly-Paper, which some dealsrs koop because they can get lt for nearly nothing. Don't be swindled. Ask for DUTCHEK'S, which ls sold I by a? Uv? droggista._Imo _May88 ?ir BATOHELOR'8 HAIR DYE.-THIS I SPLENDID II AIR DYE ls the beat In the world. The I only ?ru? and perfttt Dj/e-harmless, reliable, instan-* tan?ons. No disappointment No ridiculous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Rem?di?s the 111 effects of Bad Dytt. Invigorates tho bair, leaving lt soft and beautiful. I Tho genuine ls signed TWUfasi J. Batchttar. All others aro mero Imitations, and should bo avoided; Sold by all I Druggists ind Porfumora. Factory, Na 81 Barclay street, Now York. _ j xTsT DEWARS! OP A COUNTERFEIT. Deco in orr lu I_. _ Ut ? "~aSTEUROUS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre? maturo Decay, and all the effects of youthful In discre? tion, will, for tho eako of suffering humanity, send free, to all who need it, tho receipt and directions for making the oimpto remedy by which he waa cured. Bufferers winhh pto profit by tho advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, April 1J Amos* No ?a Cedar street. Hew York. aXaTNOTICE T J MARINERS.-O APT AIN8 AND PILOTS wlshin? to anchor their vessels lo Ashley River, are requested not tn do so anywhere within direct range of the heads o i the SAVANNAH RAILROAD WHARVES, on the Charleston and BL Andrew's side ol tho Aabloy River; by which precaution, contact with Lha Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided. B. O. TURNER, H. M. Harbor Master's Office, Char los ton, February e, lae?. February 7_ ._ KW A YOUNO LADY BETURNINO TO HEB oona try home, after a sojourn of a few months in the dry, waa hardly recognized by har friends. In plsoe of a coarse, rustic, flushed faeo, she bad a soft ruby com? plexion of almost marble smoothness, and instead ol tw. nty-lhroe sito really appeared but eighteen. Upon In? quiry aa to the cause of to great . change, she plainly told thom that sho need tho CTROAS'IAN BALM, and ooMidored lt an Invaluable acquisition to any ladytoflot By ita mas any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their per? sonal uppoaranes an hundred feld. It la simple In Ita combination, aa Nature herself ls simple, yet unsurpa&s ed ln its efficacy in drawing Impurities from, also heal? ing, cl causing and beautifying tho akin and complexi?n. By ita direct action on the cutido it draws from lt sQ ita impurities, kindly bealing tho same, and leaving tho sur tket aa Nature Intended it should be-dear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price ll, sent hj Mail or Express, on re? cel pt of an order, by W, L. GLx.it h ft CO., Chemlsta, Ho. S Weat Fayette uimel, Syracuse, H. Y. Tho only American Agesta for thc sal? of th? isune. . March SO . lr OFFICIAL.. I lr a dt,'ra. Military Pm! of Charleston, I OnAaiJUToit, H. C., May 16th, 18*7. | UlSUU. OUiJEHB, NO. IS. I. The following ara announced aa Ilogtatratlou Pr*. cine ta of tbs MUI tory Poet of CharleetOD, comprising Uio geographical District* of Charleston, Uorkolsy. md Col. IOtOQ, vir..: CHARLESTON DISTRICT. PAULS II ES OF ST. PHILLP AND HT. MICHAEL. CITY OF CH AULLS TON. FIRST PRKCINOT.-Ward No. 1-City Itali. Ward No. 1-Court nonao. Stoo.Ni> PBECtHor.-Ward No. 3-let roll, Markot; 2d Poll, Palmetto Englno Hooso, ACHOO ilrcot. Tn mn PnEOBCcrr.-Ward No. 4-lat Poll, Engine I lianne. Archdale street; M Poll, Englno Honan corner j (Jcorgo and College streets. Fonnrn PRECINCT.-Ward No 6-Euglo Engine Houao. Meeting streeL Ward No. 0- WasUlngtOL Eiigluo House, Vandcrliorat Hitit Ward No. 7-Englno House In Columbus street. Ward No. 8-WILEY'S Wagon Yard. Klug stroot. in H I? I:I.I: v DIS ritK l'. PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH, AND ST. THOMAS AND ST. DENNIS. Finar PBEOTNCT.-Mt. Pleasant rou, Fifteen Milo Houao Pou, and St. Thomas' Muater House PoU, PARISH OF ST. ANDREW'S. 8 roo ITO PnxorwoT.-Club Houae Poll, on the Malu, and Behool Bouao Poll, James' Island. PARISH OF ST. JOHN'S, COLLETON. Turon PRECINCT.-Club Houae Poll, Edlato laland; nockvllto, Wadmslaw IalanJ, and LegarcvlUo, John's IaUnd. PARISH OF GT. JOHN'S. BERKELEY. FOUBTM PBEOIHOT.- Calamos Pond Poll; Fultz's Old Field PnU, ?ml llUck Ooh 1 .11 Frrra pREorNOT-Biggin dniren roll ano. nw..^ Poll. PARISH OF ST. JAMES', O009E CREEK. flrxra PUEOINOT.-Oooso Crook Poll, Tar Kiln Foll and Wassaiuasaw Poll. SEVENTH PBECINOT-Croaa Roads PoU and Hickory Bend Poll. PARISH OP ST. STEPHENS'. Eloura PRECINCT.-Pineville Poll and Ht. Stephen's Uepot PoU. PARISH OF ST. JAMES', 8ANTF.E. NtNTn PRECINCT.- Muator Houao PoU and Dotard Creek Poll. ( OI.I.E 1 OV DISTRICT. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S PARISH. FmsT PBECDIOT.-Smoko'* Croaa Roads Poll and Bell's Croan Roads Toll. SECOND PRECINCT.-Yarn's Box PoU; Fork Box Poll; Horso Pen Box Poll. Tullin PRECINCT.-Wal tortoro' Poll; Bluo Houao PoU, and Round O. Poll. FOURTH PncorNCr.-Aauopoo Poll; Maple Cane PoU, and Jooksonboro Poll. ST. OEOROE'S PARIBIL Frrrn PRECINCT.-CatUo Creek Toll: Indian Flold Muster Homo Poll; Mlddlo Poll snd Summerville Poll. ST. PAUL'S PARISH. SIXTH PRECINCT.-l"ariah Hotuo Poll: Beech Houao PoU and lUntawIo'a PolL IL An y citizen dealring to servo aa a m om bor of ono at tho Boards of Registration for the MlUtary Post of Cliarloaton, may forward lila sppUcaUon to thoso Ho&d Hurter?, addressed to Lieutenant J. F. MUSJON. Ctn Infantry, Post Adjutant. Ccrtiflcalca must ??company tho ippUcaUon, showing tho applicants be a Ot sod proper pexton to receive tho uppoln'mrnt, HI. Tho attention o' eppUeanu ls called lo the follow? ing paragrspn? bf General Orders No. IB, tran the Head Hurlers., Second Military District : IV. All persons appointed to maka tho said Registra? tion of voters sud to conduct said election ?Ul bo ru Quired, before entering upon their duties, to take sud ?ubsoribe tho oath prescribed by the Act approved July ld, 1801, cull tied "An Act tc prescribe an oath of office." And lt any person shaU falsely Uko and subscribo auch oath or siBrmalloD, such person so offending and being Bulj!convicted theronr, alaall bs subject to tho pains, [ional tl es and disabilities whian, by law, are provided for Uio nnnlsbmoat of tbs arima et wilful and corrupt por |ury. The form of the oas? ls herewith published, aa toUow* : "I, A. H., do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I havo Daver voluntarily borne arms against tho United Stat?! since I havo beau a cllixeu thereof; that I havo volunta rnopt lo person? ^??^jntcnance counsel or encourage I have neither sought, nor" acc?pfc>o;'t[Csr?uemyib&k?! exarchu? tho functions of any ottlro whatever under an] authority, or pre te nd od authority, lo hostility to tb' United Btstcs; that I havo not yielded a voluntary sap port to any protended government, KOStf^a, power o constituUon within tho United Stal^ hostiio or munta thereto. And I do fortier awo?. (or t{?im) y,^ w u, boat of my taowledr?;ua ^mtv. I win support and di fund ^?^i'tituUon or. tho United BUtas against a "?-' ernies, foreign or domestic; that I will beor true fail and allegiance to the sams; that I take this obligatio freely, without any mental reservation or pm-pose i evasion ; and that I will weil, and faithfully discharge tl dirties of tho office on which I am about to enter, ? help me God. . V. Members of tho Hoards of Registration will bot lowed as compensation, four dollars a doy for each di actually and necessarily employed In the performance thUr duties, and ten cents s mils tor each mlle travel!> on duly. Officors of tho sr m y detall od for such dat will be paid the per diem and mileage allowed for a tte n ance on Oourt Marti*! t TTL It ls essential that every Board ot Rogiatrstl should be composed of persons of recognized conaidei lion and worth, fairly representing Ibo population, a In whose Impartiality and capacity tho body of voters the vi n el nag o may have just reliance. By order of Brovt Brig. Oenl H. B. Curr. J. F. MUNSON. :l " lat Liant ?lh Infantry, Post AdJnUnt May 17_ 8 _? OFFICIAL. 11 radii'rs Second M Ul tm ry District,! CHABLXSTON, & a, Msy aoth, 1887. j [QnisUXi OBDEBS No. 18.) . ' li It appears from sundry petitions and official rei ?entalions that the present scanty supply of lood tn {>mpn?* ul letiously diminlsliel by the large qusnl of grain consumed In numerous distilleries, pul up i worked in defiance of tho revenas laws of the Uni HUtcs ; lt ts reprea ntad that few or none of tho reetz manta of law are observed In any Of these oatabliehmei that the 'officors of lbs internal revena? servi co, wi endeavoring to assess and eeUeot tba whiskey tax, frequently treated with ?tsaespeet, and someto menaced with v loton co ; and that when offenders prosecuted In the olvU cooria, sod violations of the terual revenue Uwa tadbrpaUbty proved. Juries fall convict tbs parties ; lt ls further shown that this lawful trafilo makes food dearer In places whore 1* numbers ara dopen ding upon public and private bom that tbs Oo verum ont ls, ? eeldcs, defrauded of a ll amount of revenus : that the authority of its civil offli ls brought into contempt ; and furthermore-, that mischief com pl*i n od of tends to Increase poverty, order, and crime ; therefore, tn the ezard aa of tho Un nil y vested In the Commanding General, lt la ordi that- .... L The dutillation or manufacture of whiskey or (X spirits from grain, ls prohibited in this unitary Dist Any person so eogagsd or employed wiU be deemed | ty of ? m i ade moan or. Tho poa session of a still, or o apparatus for this purpose, will bs cons! do rod preen Uve evidence of a violation of tho Revenue Laws, and party or parties using the samo, or on whoso pram or In whoso possession the samo may be found, wi arrested and brought to trial before a military trib composed of tbs Commanding 0 ticer of tho Post two officers of tho army, next In rank cm duty wlthlr territonUl limits of lbs Post. II tho exigencies of berrico do not ponnltlho detail of other officers, net win bo duly certified and tbs Post Commander hear and de tannins tho casa. U. The penalties, punishment* and forfeitures scribed by the savors/ acta of Oongrtas for dlstlllln manuisctcrrlng whiskey or other spirits in vIoUUo the revenue laws wul be imposed and executed by mlUtary tribunals hereby *u thesis od. UL No sentence extending loira prison m ont, fbrfe of sulla, liquor or other property, or tbs Imposition fine or othsr penalty wUI bs carried Into effect no t ported to these Headquarters and approved by tbs I rsMaalls) General. IT. AU troops of th* United States, Magistrates, Bbc Connubios, Pollos and others In authority, aro reqn and all citizens are solicited, to be vigilant In dete and prompt tu giving lcdbrmaUon of the vlolatlc these ardors. Cc in issn d leg officers wfll bs hel epoturlble for their enforcement. By co taman d of Major-Gsners] D. B. BICXES. 9. W. CLOUS, Captain 88th Infantry A. D. 0. * A. A. A. Official i Ai at AND?? Moo as, Oaptaln 8Bih Infi Aid-de-Caaap,_wt_Ma; THE MARION STAB, ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AG publish sd st Marion, a a, In tbs osntrs! rx of tho country, and offen a favorable roodium to chanta. Druggists, Machinist*, and al) piesses wbo i Ul extend Instr buslnsas In the Ps? Dee country. For the benefit of oar advertising patrons, we sh addition to our subscription lui, wMch U constant creasing, publish f?d dUtrlbnta grst iltously 8000 coptea of the STAR, daring th* burinas* saosoi Bates of AJ T srtuing ht**!. w ? MoXXRAL NoTJmborlO Bolter and Proprti PRICE FIVE CENTS SHIPPING. JtjsTlX- FOR LIVERPOOL.-TIIK A, 1? fi?aV A.ric3n I''"?? ?l'l|> BOMBAY. F. O. Jordan ytgf^<:<>iuinan<Ii.r, uccds only 450 b&lrs Cotton to "T""-T" completo lier cargo. For freight viigrufeniriibi spply to ur.? ot COURTENAY k TltHNllOLM, - *y23_ Uulou Wharvw. VKS8KI.S WANTED. TO LOAD rli-ja^for Wuhiugton city and Georgetown, D. C.. ?*S^^"W,V\,r>?*>r,1v?,a?"-' r"t?'no.itb. N. H.. Be? au,l K^Tii *" Nbw, York- Philadelphia, Providence Junen *VCa- A.','Plyto H- R IIA Kl-:u ACOT, - -n0 "_Cumberland etre?t. i tl, ? ??';? *? Pl*lu KI,W*?"H. will ?all during ? Uris week. For heavy freight (which will Na ?lesen nt very h.wrotoel apply to W. U. SMITH & CO., _Napier's Raoge. * WANTKD IM.llKlilATRI.Y. TWO vVESSELS TO LOAD MJMDKK. * Apply lo JOHN lt TH KO. O ETTY Juno 7 No. 18 East Bay. .f,im *"VTH KDISTO, FKNWIChvi ISLAND, BENNETT'S rOINT, AND WAY LANDINGS THI vv^iiMEI} "2?}', CAPTAIN CHARLES WIT,, and le?vVT$" fh"K,lt T" ?ay'4t A,UnUC For freight or passage, apply on board, at AUantlo SSS_?*_Juno 13 FOR EDISTO AND ROCKVILLE. THE STEAMER CAPT. JOS. F. TORIIF.NT. TI7Tl,t, I.EAVF. ATLANTIC. W ll Alt F AH ABO VF, iU.lpriraVi.l'^^ M:~. 0(1 Unicas Hie Frcl|()it Is prepaid. For Freight or Paaaagn, apply on board or to JNO. it THEO. GETTY, Juno 13 2_Nu. ABU East Bay. ^TBRODGII TICKETS ?O FLORIDA, DY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNA-I STEAM PACKET LINE, VIA DEA UFO RT AND HILTON HEAD. THE STEAMER PILOT BOTT. CAPTAIN Vt. H. MoNELTY. T EAVES ACCOMMODATION WHARF. OHA RLES JLi TON, erory Monday and Friday Morning*, at 7 o'clock. Returning, leaves F.orlda Ml ca m Packet Wharf, Savannah, every IVcdnrjday and Saturday Morning!, at 7 o'clock. Touching at Bluntou ou Monday and Wtdnetdayi. Freight received dally and a lo rod froe ofebargo. Freight to all point? except Havannah, must ba pre. paid. No Freight received after sunset For frcbtht o? parnaso, apply to FERGUSON k HOLMES, Agents, Charleston. CLAOnORN A CUNNINGHAMS. Agents, 8a van nab. Ga. N. D.-THROUGH TICKETS sold at tho Outee of the agency In Charleston to points' OD tho Atlantic and Gulf lUUroad, and to Fernandina and points on tho St, John's ?tiver. _ Juna IS NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINE. FOR NJBW YORK. THE SPLENDID H11 ) KWH EEL HTKAMHIUP ..? 'I C ' IAVE A. 1ST H A.T T-A. 3ST , 3 ? AL B. WOODHULL, Com mm auder. ? WILL LEAVE ADO ER'S SOUTH WHARF, ON , Saturday, tho lath Inst, at 4 o'clock P. M. Sar- Tho Ships of this Uso aro provided with elegant iccoinmodatlans for passengers. ai" AU outward Freight engagement? must bo mads lt tho oma- of COURTENAY ? TRENHOLM, No. 44 East Bay. *oT Pasnago ougag amonta and mattara counectod with, award Freight will bo attended to by STREBT 3ROTUERS k CO., No. 74 East Bay. ' I STREET BROTHERS k CO.. I ,_,. . COURTENAY k TRENHOLM, J Agenta June IO O' FOR BALTIMORE. THE FAVORITE STEAMSHIP FALCON, E. O. REED, CoaOCAiTDEn, "??TTLLSATLFOn THE ABOVE PORT, ON THTJRSD AT VV AFTERNOON. 13th Inst, at 4 X o'clock from Pier , No. 1 Union Wharves. Far Freight or Passage, having good Cabin accommo? da Ilona, apply to COURTENAY 4 TRENHOLM. Juna ll_3_i_Union Wharf os. FOR NEW YORK, REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. ONE OF THE FAVORITE AND ELEGANT STEAM* SHIPS SARAGOSSA, GRANADA. WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLAN1IC WHARF EVERY SATURDAY. THE BTE A MS Hir DEL IB. SOUDER, (OF THE PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY,) . WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC ^ WHARF on UATURDAY, Juno 16th. at RAVKNKL A CO.- f FOR GARDNER'S BLUFF, ' : AND I NT 'KU ?IIC DI A 1 i: LANDDfOS OW TUB PEE UI:K HIV UH, . THE Lit)HT DRAFT STEAMER PL ANTBR, CAPTAIN J. T. FOSTER. Vt/ILL RECEIVE FREIGHT AT ACCOMMODATION TV WHARF on Monday, the 17th tnaL, ana loavm on TA ur ?tia y Nignt, 30th. 1T All Freights must bo prepaid. . No freight received after sunset . For freight engagements, apply to FERGUSON k HOLMES, Agent?. June 12 Accommodation Wharf. FOR SAVANNAH. THE STEAMER "DICTATOE," lOOO TONS nDHXIIXSN. CAPTAIN I.. H. COXETTER, WJ ILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIO WHARF EVER Y Vf Tuetday Night, at 0 o'clock, for Savannah. For freight or passage apply on board or to o (Boo of S. D. AIKEN k CO, Agenta, May 10_Bondi Atlantic Whorl. ."fHW YORK ARD BIIBHEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. THE FIRST-CLASS U. B. MAIL STEAMSHIPS LTLANTIC. I NORTH PRN LIGHT. J ALTO . I WESTERN METROPOLIS. Leave Pier No. 46, N. It. Now York, every second ASA unlay, from Juno 16. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, taking passengers to Southampton, London, Havre and Bremen, at the followitg rate?, payable in gold orita ooulvtJcnt In currency! First Cabin, 6110; Boeord Cabin, 666; Bteerago, $W. From Bremern, Southampton and Havre to New Yeas. First Cabin, 6110; Second Cabin, 676; Bteorege, 646. _ . EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME-Ftree Cabin, $310; Second Cabin, tl W; Steerage, 670. aaxtrao oars HOM ?aw Toa* Aim ?aaimi : June 16 and 39 I July 13 and 37 ?S??T?? 94 8ei>t7andai |Oct6?nai9 |Hov.tanoI8 trot Freighter ^X'uTAVIW Indent. Febmary37 ly N? ?0 Broadway, N. V. A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS. Flouring and Saw Mill FOR SALE. THE FIRST-CLASS FLOURINO AND SAW MILL known ao tho "CHESTER MILLS," located lu th? town or Cheater, H. a, ta offered for ?ala by tb? ?no? sc ri ben. Hila Mill is situated tn one of the beal wheat prod ne? in? places In tho 8 ta to, and aa th? wheat crop ls an una many Urge one this rear, lt would Lo a floe chanco tor capitalists to maka a profitable Investment The Hill ls a flrst-dsjM ono, capable of turning ont 100 b*rre!s of flour dally, and U within 80 yardiof tbs rad? road, which (rives lt ill the nunlUie? for ihlpclng Attached to th? ?ama Uanna BAW MILL, of Page'? Patent \ For particular?, term?, kc, apply to JOHN OAMPBKH * CO., " " Na 14 Market, c^pcsnU Stats strews, Kay 29 wfmlmo Oharliton, 0, o.