The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 21, 1867, Image 3

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FMDAY M?itNIl^T JUNE 31, ltUi7. LOOAL MATTE HS. -?-.-*.? Jon Wornt-Wo have now completed our oiTlcc HO UH io oxocnto, in tho shortest possible timo ALL KINDS ur JOH WOUR, and wo moat rc apevtMly ask tho patronage of oin- friend*. I'??? twice Kaltee. l'osr OFFICE, ( CUAIILKSTOX, 8. f., May 0, lbw. \ Hereafter, nulli fiirthci uottco, the Northeastern Maila will closo al 1.15 1'. M., ami arriving al thc Depot nt 9.15 A. M. will be ready for delivery ni ll o'clock. Un Sunday n thc l'ont Ohio o will open ni 12.90 P. M. Tor ono hour. Tim Mulla Tor South Carolina Kaili nul will con? tinue to cloe} daily at (I o'clock A. M., nnd Tor lin Savannah and Charleston ltailrond nt 0 A. M. on I Monday?, Wednesdays nnd Fridays, STANLEY.' O. TllOTT, 1'. M. shippen) por atonmuhip Champion, for Now York, aro nulillcd thnt bills or lading nhould bo handed in by 0 V. M. Ibis afternoon, nt tho outee, No. U East Bay. UNION IteronLioAN CONVENTION.-Wo direct tho attention of tho members of thia Convention to nu ndvertia'incut in another column. Tho Conven? tion will bo bold on tho 21th of July, at Columbia, and a prompt attondanco is requested. TUB HOLMWOOD BAZAAII, WO uco by tho Presi? dent's report, published in tho Ri elim nul Jltfimtrh ot Tuesday, was n lluniioial as well ns n social sue ecsB. Tho Treasurer icp.nl- tho tololninoiuit on hand to bo $18,000. South Carolina, wo arc pleased lo ?oe, contributed USO in rash, and lon boxes ol fanoy.nrticlcs. ConoNEn'a LKQ.UF.HT.-Tho inquest over tho Iwtly of Mr. EDWARD limn:, killed lu tho lato duel, wmi commenced yesterday morning, bul adjourned lo 4 P. M., whon tho caso was resumed. Several witnossoa wcro examined, when Ibo jury adjourn? ed to nicol thin mo)liing. Thu testimony elicited is too incompleto for publication, mid wo defer atty I i omni ks until tho inquest is completed. CITEAF VAIMETV SIOUE.-This kt '.ho title of n neat establishment (hat has recently been opened nt No. 35 Ruiledgo avenue, below Cannon street. Messrs. Kn.viu .V SELIOMAN aro tho proprielurs of this Btnnd, and a glance will convince tho vieilor thal il ?H nil that ?I is represented. Tho ear? pass hythe door, mid tho passengers cannot fail to bo uttracluil by tho men ami the (roods Hint are temptingly exposed at thc door. Wc ndviso our lip>town friends lo pay Messrs. SILVF.Y ? SELIO MAN n visit, nnd Ihoy will find that their aloro is tho pl.ee to obtain bargains. To A i iiAv?i.i.r.u in tho desert tboro is nothing moro refreshing than n pleasant shade besido which ho cnn rest, mid regain his was>lod ?nergie?. An editor'.) lifo may well bo compared lo Ibo trav? eller's, bul his path is oiillvencd by few of Iheto ploasant oases. Fortunately thorn aro somo gnoil .Samaritans (fow and far botweon), who roineinlicr Hint tho prhitor'? dovil is not ns black an ho hi painted ; mid they are kimi onough to give him lila duos. Yesterday it cania in tho uhnpo of ii hugo waiter on tho hoad of another wnitcr, nnd on waiter No. 1 was deposited a hugo bowl, filled with Ibo juice of ono of tho crcsta-cctr, known lo un? learned epicures ria lurllu soup. Tho soup was delicious-would hnvo donu honor lo HOYEII'S self, nnd wo aesuro tho purvoyors of this aldcrmauie feast-Fordham fe Uro.'?, llostaiivatour?, No. 182 Meeting street-that their timely present wai most npproprintoly diaenssed by tho knights of tho oditorial round table. A VERY pleaonnt entertainment waa given by the "Evening filar Oleo Club" on Wednesday ovening last, at their rooma on East Day. Tho gcntlomau ly and ofticiont officers of this organization dis? played such excellent taslo in tho adornment of their rooms; tho selectness of their company, and choleo of their viands and brands, that coivinanded from their guosts nn expression of appreciation and rospect. The worthy Froaidont, Mr. POND, with his accustomed grace and vivacity, added greatly to tho pleusuro of tho occasion. Tho melody, under tho management of tho Vico-Prosi dont, Mr. Wir. WESHLUI, Jr., wau admirably con? ducted, nnd called forth from bis numerous I'rieu 1H muob repented applause. Tho Secretary, Mr. .fAiivie, with tho Treasurer, Mr. J. Tr.n., seemed to vie with each other nnd nil their brother oOleer? to mako tho hospitalities of tho occasion well np prociatcd and long remembered; for not until thu "nen emull boura" of tbo morning was their part? ing song, "Good Night," vibrating tho air in euphony. "May thoir banner long wave." TUB Cnors AND THE Pnosr-ECT.- Prom our State exchanges wo clip tho fulluwiug inlclligenco re? garding tho crops, which will bo of interest to those croakora in our midst who portent in staling that tho country is going to the dogs, tho crops oro backward, and imagining a thousand ovil* thal hnvo no existence hut iii their own braius. Tho Kumbu- Watchman stales : "Through tho courtesy of Mr. IticuAun Bnioas and Dr. RAOAK, of Clarendon District, wo bavo in our oftico stalks nf cotton taken from their fields on tho 10th hist, i'hi .m .-lall.n m' .-mure client sixtcon inches above tho ground, aro well limbed, and hnvo a cousider nblo number of forms. Wu learn through a friend who has recently visited tho portion of Clarendon District in which Messrd. Dnioos and ll ADAN re? side, that thoir crops, bulb of cotton nnd corn, nre (Ino, and thnt tho crop generally is promising. In addition to this good intelligence, Anderson, a district not proverbial for its fertility, sends the following : "Wo hnvo been shown sovoral stalks ol cotton, grown by Mr. C. A. REEI), of this placo, nurpasaingly lino in appearance Uno of tho stalks measures two feet in length, and bas upon it cloven squares. IaanonATioN.-The necessity for peopling tho South that exista under (ho present nuspicos, is apparent to all, and wo aro pleased to seo that tho aubjoct of European emmigration is being agitat? ed in various parts of tho country. At tho last session of tho Legislature, our townsman, Oon. JOHN A. WAOENEII was chosen Com missioner of Emmigration, and nineo that time ho has been bnaily employed in canvassing tho country and in proparing his agenta for thoir duties. Tho labor question boa oponed tho eyes of many who woro woddod to thoir antiquated notions, and they aro now dosiroua of obtaining ?hito ?,"t.lcrs, and wil? ling to offer inducements for thom to conic to this State. U on eral WAOENEB has been on a tour through the Stato, representing to tbo inhabitants tho ad? vantages to bo derived from immigration, and allowing tho prosperity that will accrue to tho country by tho influx of population. Tho Ncwborry Herald s tnt en: "Cl tn urti JOHN WAUF_\T.II, Immigration Agent for tho Btato of South Carolina, bas engaged to visit Newberry, and present tho ulai mn of his Bureau to tho citi? zens feeling an in terca t in tho "labor quent ion" on tho first Monday (Solo-day) in July next. Ho is to bo tho guest cf our worthy intendant, Colonel BAXTER, and, lt ia boped, will ?pond snfljeiont limo nt Newberry to give to partios doslring it full and nat inf nc tory information upon thia important sub '. Joot." ' COCTIT or GrjrrjiAL SESSIONS AND COMMON 1'i.r.m- Hon. F. J. Mos?? Presiding.-Tho Court mot nt Kl A. M., whon tho Clerk callod thb roll, and tbo Jurors answered to thoir names. Tho de? faulting witnioH?os woro callod, and rondorod their oxensoe. Tho ?ttorney-Oonoral prosonted tho casos on hand to (ha Grand Jury, whoworoclinrgod by tbo Judgo, aa fellowH!.. ... (lariTT.KM RN : Il affords, mo particular pleasure to moot for tho first timo in my official capacity a Grand Jury of tbo District of: Charleston. It bringa to my mind associatioba oonncclod with roy early youth, somo of thom most pleasant, anti others rather of a distressing nalino. I should moat you with more gratification if tho cijrcnm atanoca woro of a different ch arac tor. It la useless to conceal Ibo fact that Ibo people, of this District, Uko those of tho wholo Confederate Slates, aro' now in a condition tho least of all to bo deal i cd by any ono who loros his country, and io still willing to a aerifico himself for that co rm try's good. We ore now sulfuring, oed are likely to do so tot som* timo, tho conscqnunoos of tho lato disastrous war: that war on win.di we staked our all, and entered into with tho full conviction that wo wcro fighting for our dearest rights and libertins. Tho result of that war ia known, and it becomes us. os lt docs all Southern people, to boar the samo Uko mon; whon we pay tho dobt incurred by Ulla, ven? turo, lot us meet it Uko mon ; | and whilo wo boldly face Ibo futuro, lot us not forgot tho tccoUoctlon of tho past, hui hold .li) everlasting remembrance tho names of thoeo bravo mon who gavo thoir lives for tho cause that they lovod, cherished, and confidently be? lieved tO bo right. Whilo WO revere, their tucinc l v, lot na not look behind ne, bnt rogard Ibo pros; ont boldly, and proparo by our notions to mako the futuro equal to tho past. It dora not bccohio us to brood in sorrow ovor (ho actions of tho nast; it ia not tho part of prudence, or wisdom, and suroly not of policy. It behooves overy man to commence ro pairing bia l?seos, to bo not intimidated hy thc reverses of tho past, bnt to bo hold and activo. Il |l the only wareo to pursue In order to bili Kl ni tho State, nuil to rcaluro tho I oat prosperity to (bo i ->untry. lt la ititi; to brood over our misfortunes, 'ol tts go manfully to work, looking at Ilia brigbb sun. nuil remembering thal it shine u for al], nijd timi l>y uni- exertions ulono ein wo obtain a true lind JK ?fcct equality with tho oilier Staten of tho Union. Tho larger portion of tho capital nf tho country lian been invustod iii llanelli taral pursuits, mid tito success of HMSO parlies !B dependent, in n areal measure, on hired luhor. In examining thu re? cords, I nm nut suro hut Omi tho farmer will nut make more flinn oven limier tho old systoni. White I ki.ow thnl by nels of Imth Congress ami I .eg ?slut ure, yon aro invented with certnin rights, nru you not bound to tolcrntu tho labor?is, to make them guod men omi citizens, to elevate, crin? ea! o und cucuurngo them, and, tiintoml o? ujlng Ibo heel lo oppress them, to make them nblo to exercise Uto righlu recently conferred upon them, lo millen l:\iul that their now rela*iouu rcquiro nomu inercfiHO ol knowledge ir -Thcro in no doubt Hint th? feelings of 'Im runner on noni aro moat olin ritnblo toward their old slaves. .Many of thom luivo been iittracd, oared and tended by their Mlavea, nntl if, under their changed circumstances, their weak minds oro wrought upon by foreign fanatics-if thov lmvo yielded lo their teachings is it KO wonderful V Aro thoy u6t liuiuati creatures, aubjeet to thu : anio |i.i..-ii:i i and temptation:- (hat surround UH V und 1 hold him to bu thu moBt ob uuxious of hia rneo who wreaks bia potty spito upon those un 1. >r t m iriln creatures. Thoy hnvo not tboir giiaidinus, lind aro without education, mid, in Hie twinkling of un i yo, (heir characters may bo changed for better or fur worse. I wimbi respectfully suggestlo you who ropro ncnt the jin lie, tn repeat tn your fellow-citizens ull (he argumenta Hint have been advanced on thia subject. Havo you required your repreaentatlroa (o miniver for passing tho Civil ltighta Hill? TIIIH ia n btw emanating: from a aourcu that it id your duty to obey, ami tho i.uthority which guarantee? it ia one (hat ba., proclaimed that ali men aro freo mid equal. As good citizens we should do all in our powt r to forward thc completo restoration of tho late Coufeiterntu Hintes, and should provont any notion that would relaid thia object. Our in? tentional should bo to moko thia country emmi to any, and by ronoiving our allegiance anti becom? ing again a portion of tho Union, wo may yet bo nblo tn see litis desired cud. tit nt lernen of thu (?land Jury, you ail us grand Jurors of Charleston District, und" hnvo a perfect right lo provenl nuy bioneh of peaco or violation nf thc laws which you may considor your duty to inquire into. 1 would particularly direct your attention to tho administration of justice aa 'con? ducir.1 hy tho ihforinr niiigi-tr.it> ? in tho country. In tho city a criminal lina ablo counsel both for Hie 1 o .viren t ii II i and ilefr tire; in thc cuan I ry it I'B di fl'ei - uni, mid lhere is no curso greater lo any M otion than a bad magistrate or a roguish constable, if voa know of any ?neb enuc? it IH your duty to re? port Hu m. Iv poe nil s ia it your duty to auper viao (ho officers of tao District, tho Sherill', thc Clerk uf (hu Court and thu Jailor, and if yon lind any CUFO of oppression, or any dere? liction of duty, lo report tho same. The Slalo expects you in a manly voice to pro? claim any fault. Yon aro required to visit tho Jail, lu uah and iiiiiuiro intn the cuiidition of tho publio buildings, anti in particular to invcBtigato tho Into robbery tliul occurred in thu Jail. I Ina ian aubjeet 1 of grave importance; a prisoner, committed lo tho rare of the Sherill', has bern robbed anil Hie cit ciuimtnncoi? require a careful investigation. I liare not been furnished with tho reports or the diff?rent Huardp, and am nut ablo to givo any information on tho subject. Thc net of (ho Legis? lature requires a rciwrt, anti I would advino A caro? tid inquiry into thu returns of tho dill'or ut bo:.rds of Public Ueddings, Hoads, An. Theno should ho examined into, but tho poor of tho city of Charles? ton should especially obtain your attention. Tilia subject come? especially undor your jiu ?M.helton ; yon should look to tho welfare of theso unfortu? nates, and if compelled to sit from week to week, should give all your limo and alteuliou to this mat? ter. In Charleston, tho poor aro taxed for by tho City Cunee11, in tho rural districts by tho Commis? sioners, dbe nindi -1 dm: of slavery has put a now elans in tho Hehl. There aro none moro entitled tn upi ?ly fur charity tinta tho blacks; thoy aro more ?.tittil. .1 lo thin than many others, for thoy havo been east out of their old etalon in sncioly, anti have nnno now to caro for them but Und and Ibo charitably disposed in society. If nfl provi? sion lins been made for their t. upped, it is your duty to report tho fact. and tho Attornoy-Go?eral may* rule the Commissioners to show cannu why this has brm neglected. : " In tho country it is much different from tho city, aa I And by conversation with tho tax collectors. Thu condition uf tho roads call for your conaido i nt em. It is very necessary Hint tho country should bo represented in every jury, but I do not neo Hint it ia thu cuse. A mau should bo tried by his pi ern, bul n general nmoiiilment should bo made thal Haidee and Oooso Creek should bo repre? sented. These, sections aro In tho district, and aro entitled lo jurymon. 'J bei e is nitnthor mattor to which I oh auld lilto to call your attention, and my auggestionn do not como from tho bench, but from tho bar. There m . iu tho Charleston Circuit a great difficulty in on forcing tho ntlcmlnnco of witnesses; in tho coun? try this is different-aomo como from fifteen to iifty miles, and aro prompt in their attendance. I do not recollect, from my long oxporiunco al tho bar, any dotent ion" of .moro thou a few hour?, but hero it serait! to bo - n practice. Many persons dn not attend, knowing tho punish? ment is light, and by tho payment of a, tax of $20 Ihoy cnn onenpo thia duty and Icavo lu it tho coin moil people. Thia is a great mistake, and if tho reasons tor absence aro not good it is an inipriuon nblc ollouco. ; You have bi cn beru fur tin re days and yonr business has' Buffered by tho derelict ?un of these parties. I trust that yen will mention this iu your presentment, an I know that a word from you will bo of moro iinportanco than any onlor of tho Court, lu tho country these derelic? tions rte not kuturu, mid in tho city, where, moro privileges m e granted tim parties, thoy should cer? tainly bo prevented. ' Wu hms bills Will bo presented before you, and tho Coroner nsks, as ho has particular business tc occupy Iiis timo, Hint you will tako up that ot murder tir.it. I shall not dilute tin tho dille rc nt grades of murder. I think it Ul diOicult to give tho points of tho casu; how tho party camu to Im death and at whoso hands. If tho evidence, it elnar it w.niid bc best to bring in a tran bill. BB, il no bill was found, thu Attorney-General might bring another indictment and tho prisoner bc kopi in jiu! from tetra to term. Various cuses for .assault and battery aro pre? sented. Tho raining tho hand and threatening it un Assault, and by raising tho baud and touching thc person of any party tbis act is committed. Hy touching thu person ar auothor with malice and tbspl icing any object, oven a losabud, a cloai casu is established. I'm jury is un indictment for false swearing, bul in order to mako it a legal olfciico it roust bo dont judicially. If any man swear that ho was nol drunk, ii is not perjury, oven though it venn .allegei by those present; but if, by judicial investigation, tho fuljo swearing is in a matter material tu th< issue, it is perjury. If, iu thc courue of swearing thc party saul that ho saw a blow given, and (lit nut, it is perjury. Perjury must bo in tho coursi of judicial i ii vet iga timi, and be establ inned by twt witnesses; ono, ovoit with corroborating ciraum stances, nut being enough, Cases havo occurrot whore this rulo lina boon established. Tho indictment for orccting a woodon buildinf is ono against both tho City and State Ordinance established for tim benefit of tho city. Hy rcadiui tho indictment it will bu found, it tho porty bat violated tho Ordinance tin io should bo no hesi taney in bringing in a Imo bill. 1 Tho Grand Jury thou retired, but subsequent! returned thc following true bills : Tho Btnto os. Smart Chisolm and Scipio Frosot Murder, ' i?.'/. I ..... Tbo. State vs. SARAU G mun; Receiving Sinks Goods. Thc Stale cs. JKO. nr.vxuiT alias J NO. HUM 1.nv. Ano linn and HieuAnn I ir riXB; Larceny air P.icoiving Stolon Goods. i Tho state es. MAIIK RETOOLDS; Larceny and nc coiving Stolon Goods. Tho Btnto cs. JAS. JOHNSON and ROBERT WI CELE* Lnrcony. i '' Thu Stato cs. Taos. HA?TES and MICHAEL LAW nu; i; Larceny and Receiving Stolon Goods. Tho State cs. Jon? H. Enuoxs ; Larceny undo tho Hlatuto. ': Tho Stato os. PET EH FRANOIS ; Larceny and Hit Jcivlng Stolon Goods, Tito Stats cs. r.sp.AKf. SMAI.L and RUNTY DEMI Larceny. ? Tho Stato cs. J NM. H ns HY Hui .WIN-KU:, Hors DosuHEB and JOHN WALKIN ; Assault and Hatter; Tho State cs. JOHN M o uni a ; Lnrcony and lb coiving Stolon Goods. Tho Stalo cs. THOMAS Hnowx nita* Taom HANKS ; Assault land Batt try. . Tho stun. os. M AUK - smoLDS ; lice ri vi UR Stoic Goods. I O ? il ? .' 11 fj '.Tho Stato cs. BMITH ll AK I.tv ; Tor jury. Tho Stato cs. Jito. T. ITOEK; erecting a Wood* House, ". * ? ' Tho Stato cs. Joa&rn SKOKX; Burglary ai Lnrcony. ' Tho sase of FHANCIS PEDtz, afifjAuH with into; to kill and assault and battery, was thou taken u Messrs. Pnmups and Binn appearing for tl dofopco. Tho caso was arguod, hut tho jury bi not ir lune d when tho court adjournod. A motion was mado by V. D. Ki on AUDRON, Esr to admit T. G. Ho AH to bail, but lt won refused 1 tho Judgo. . i U. 8. Cinotrjt COOBT-Bon. Qib. 8. BOTAN pi siding.-PEI ER PEnnuns cs.,Tho. ostato of .Au Aauixr. A bnilbr foreclosuro. On motion ' of.PonTEB & CoHfrED, it is ordor that tho. Marshal do show causo to-morrow, at A. M., why ho hos not complied with tho ordor tho Court, mado on tho 18th dny'if Juno, and ojo< od tho occupant from tho promisee in Hoanft atro?t. .:. ? ? .. fu .ldmif ally. - W. C. T'ji.ixiN rs., Tho Chnrloat Brpdging and Wliarf Building Company. Libol Sundry partios appoarod against thu samo Co pony, and, with consont of their connso), it :\ ordered that tho dofoudants do pay, before t lath November next,'tho several sums sot forth tho plodding. UL f ur llior ordered that' if tho J fondants do not pay theso sums by.thc lfitli } yorabor prox., tho Marshal do proceed to levy their property, or so much of lt a* will sufflco pay these debts. And it is also ordered that I dofoudants inauro tho steam drodge for SCOOO, in failure to do so, that tho libellants bavo pov to mako snob insu'ranco, and ta be retmbun therofor as i>oi t of tho expenses of their proco Ovr.n OME THOU?AMD testimon?ala rocoivod fr thoso who havo boon bonoflltcd by using PEOTOI ? BALM. " ' .. HOWIE A MOLSI', Agents. ? GOODRICH, WINLMAX & CO., AgcnU II. ll. lr you waul cheap Blank Hooke; li you want clica]> Slatioitcry, lauvclopcH, I'a por, kc; or, MiuxtuT Almaiiao; If you waul Printing oxoculod neatly; ll you want llooku bound in any ?lylo, or Account Rooka mudo to onlyr, willi any dcaiioil pattern ol ruling, goto liutAit IUnms, No. CSllroail strcol. MU HIN KISS NOTICES. ALL KINDS Ol' JOD WOUK DONE AT TUE DAILY NEWS OFFICE. Auction Sales 'I'll tat Hay. MOKAV .'. CAM otu.LI. wUl sell tills day, at 10 o'clock, ol Un lr. .vii auclluu Lou se. No. 130 Meeting olivet, bul? ler, dried apples, Atc; also, furniture, tte. Kn.t.nv & Co. will sell Ulla day, nt 10 o'clock, lu (rout ol their salesroom. Nu. 13d Moe Iii cg street, 1 milch cow and calf. MILKS Dimn: wlU ecll thin day, at in i, o'clock, al bis J store, corner of Kinn and Lil? riy strode, 00 cases boots [ and sh ? c..--. SMITH A MCGILLIVRAY will sell Ibis dny, lt 10 j o'clock, ol Nn. 27 Broad slreot, leo house, cooking stoves, Atc.; also, at same place, at io. s o'clock, sundries. IL M. M .un- u A i.i. u Uno. will sell Ibis Oar, at 10), o'clock, at No. 33 Uroad street, horses, mules, rock? away, Atc. A Pact Worth Knowing. Tho best investment for aa Invalid, who suiTbrs from dobllity or loss of appetite, ls a bottle of PAKKKIN'S H - paUc Hitters, os 1( will bo euro to givo relief. For oslo by all Druggists, f 'i'll ' TImo to Advertise In ttic country. Tuc PliULSIX bas a largo circulation throughout thr. middle and upper Districts of tho Slate. AdverUslng raten as reasonable as Ibo atriugeury of Uio mouey mar? ket will warrant. Merchants and others wishing tn nea Uio columns of Uio paper will address ? JULIAN A. SELBY, Propriator, February 13 Columbia, S AN OLD Fill END. For many y rs tho Press of thc country hon chroni? cled tho bcuc.clol enoch) of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. Edltorv, authors, physicians, morchauts, officer* of tho anny ond navy, chemists, counsellors, ministers of tho cospel, lu short, a groat cloud of wllucss es of evory profeislou, tradu ami calilo,:, have testified to it* efficacy as a Ionic and regulaUug. medicine. The names and statements of Uioso witnesses havo been pub? lished In thc public prints. Many of thom aro well known to tho whola pul Ile. Their ItaUniouy has never been challenged or impugned. This ,'. OLD FRIEND has beeu (ried and pronoun cd, on tba authority of thoso whoce lives ami health lt has preserved, a pure, lisnnlesa nod eminently salutary preparation. Attempt* havo been road? lo rival ll. They havo failed. Inoro in nothing emili lo thu enjoyment experienced by Uie af? flicted when uslug this valuable specific. Its mild tone, it* eura and vigorous action upon a disorder..1 stomach, aim the chain lui: of tho entire human body, recommend lt to thc Wbolo com numil y as a RELIABLE FRIEND. Juno 17 0 Know thy Destiny. M vin.MI: E. F. TIIOUKTON, tho great Enpdlsli Astrolo? gist, Clairvoyant and Psychoruotrtclan, who bau aston? ished tho scientific classes of tho Old World, bas uow lo? caled herself at Hodson, N. Y. Madanio THOUSTON pos scssc* such wonderful rowers of second sight aa In cna? bln lier lo imiiarl kuowlcdgo of thc greatest ini|xirtatico to tho singlo or married of rlUicr FOX. While lu a state nf trance, sho delineate n tho very' features or thc person you nra to marry, and by the aid of au instrument of In? tenso power, kuowu an Uio Pnychomotropo, guarantees tn produro a hr -til;e plrturc of the future husband or wife of tho appllcaul, loyoUur with dato of marriage, poslUon in life, leading trails or character. Ac. This ls no hum? bug, a* Uiousaud nf testimonials can assert Sho will scud, when desired, a corttficd : oortlOcalo, or written guarantee, that thu picture is what lt purports lo bc. By enclosing u siusll lock of hair, and lng place ol birth, agc, disposition and complexion, an1! enclosing Ry ccstt j and Blauipcd cnvcloiio addressed lo yourself, you will rv I eelvo the picture uni desired luformaUon by return mall. All communications sacredly confidential. Address, lu confidence. Madame K. F. THORNTON, P. O. Box 223, Undson. N. Y ly March 3U . - Krco to Everybody. A Largo r. pp. Olrcular, giving lnformnUon of Uie rrcalont lni]iorbinco io Uie youn^ of both FOVO?.. It h a. lui how thc homely may become beautiful, the despised rcspoctod. and tuoVfursakcn loved. No young lady or gentleman should fall to sand their address, and receive a copy post-paid, by return mall. Address P. O. Drawer, 21, Maren 30 lyr Tro?, N. Y. ------- l I MISCELLANEOUS. , ? ,- ( Tl IK. K.X AM INA Tl ON OF TUE MORRIS STREET SOnOOL 18 POSTPONED on acconnt of tho weather, till .Vonday, Uie 24th, fur thc Primary Department, and Tuttday, thc 2Mb, for Ibo higher classes. Timo and placo, 0 A. M., at tho School House. ' 1? Juno 21 n OTICUS. OFFICE CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARMENT, I Jane 20, 1807. j rpUE ATTENTION OF ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY JL dlrocted to tho following Ordinance, ratified Juno 0,1851 : Arl ORDINANCE ra nxLATioy TO rmuo miu. Be il ordained by Ote Mayor and Aldermen, in City Council aetembled. That lt shall and may bo lawful for tho Board of Fire Masters, from tim? to time, to restrain or to prohibit entirely, tho uso of any of tho Public Wells in any part of Ibo clty,.whenover. In their Judgment, Uio public good shall roquiro such restraint or prohibition; and any person who shall violate any order of tho said Hoard of Fire Masters iii relation to tho Public W?lls, tn pursuance, of tina Ordinance, after noUco given per? sonally In writing, or daly published in ono of Uio city newspapers, ?ball he subj oe I od to a penalty nf ten dollars for every tuen aili noe. M. JJ. NATHAN, Juno 21 Imo_Chief Flro Dopaxtiuout. ESTIMATES WANTED. T7VSTTMATE8 FOR WTiTTEWASuTNO THE MAB- I J!. EE IS, WlU bo received until tho 1st July. WILLIAM KIRKWOOD, Chief Clerk. Juno 20_0 SCHOOL DOOKS AT HALF I'll K I .. ENGLISH, FRENCH. LATIN AND O HEEK, ITALIAN, OERMAN AND SPANISH SCHOOL HOOKS aro ho? ing sold at half price. Teachers and panait-, H they de siro to save, should avaU themselves of Uio opportunity. Call soon, or you may bo too late. 8AM. HART, Sr., Jim? 17 Bookseller, King erroot. CLOSING UP ! SOME RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS ARE YET to bo had at HART'S ROOK BTORE, at half price, but for a brief period, aa tho 8toro will uhortly close. . Among Uio slock aro : nALBROOK'S HERPETALOOY, 6 vols., quarto Quadrupeds of America, by Dr. liachinan Huomporto's Ornithology, 6 vols., quarto | Cuvier's Animal Kingdom, colored platea - j K lenee's Com Lohrey, colored plates BoydclTs HlustraUouR of SliakBpoaro's Play?, folio Tho Pyramid? of Gisez, 1 voL, folio 'J ho Calbcda-jia or Glasgow, 1 vol., folio Tho Public Buildinga of London, 3 vola., folio Tho Lltorsry World, 10 vol?., folio Tho American Almanac, from Ita beginning, 1B30 Ilryon'e Dictionary of Painters, 2 vols., quarti) The Enguioors and Machinist Auls tarit, 2 vols., folio A set of uro Library of Uio Father*, complete, il vols A net of Uar tor's Practical Works, 4 vola Nordhelmor's Hebrew sud KngUsli Grammar, 3 vols With many other valuable works on Art and Arobi lec? ture._Imo_May 81 CITY TAXES. OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE ARE REMINDED THAT Ulla and tho noxt week tho thorpe ra ll on Tax can be paid with .ut Incurring Uio ponalty of falling to pay bo loro tho 28th Inst Bee Olly Ordinance. Jnno 18 NOTICE TO ATTOENEYS.. THE RULES ANT? FORMS IN BANKRUPTCY, A? adopted and authorized by tho Supremo Court ol tho United States. Tho only aENurxE edition. Nono uthor full and romp?alo. Sent postpaid to any part pl tho country on receipt of tl 23. ? . ? . jjy A liberal discount msilo to tho trade. Address O, L SAYRE Al CO., National Law House, No. 205 Pennsylvania Aveimo, Juno IP_ fl _ Washington, D. C. LAW NOTICE. WASHING-TON, D. C. I rrUIF. UNDERSIGNED HAS RESUMED THE PRAC A TICE OF HIB PROFESSION IN WASHINGTON I CITY. P. PHILLIPS. JnnoO . . ... ?_i_imo FUN FOR ALL! TJIULL INSTRUCTIONS BY WHICH ANY PERSON, J} malo or female, ran misUr Uro great art of Von IrUoqnuim by a few boura' pracU?Aiij aklng * world ol. fun, ond aller becoming aiport* Alum solve*, can teach others, thereby mallina lt anunrcoof income. Foll in? str ne lions sont by mall for BO conto. Satisfaction guar? anteed. Address P. 0. Drawer 31, Troy, N. Y. Msyia , lyr . , " Ll ?RIOLl " SEGAR STORE, - ( (MINK rt uno \ mv.iv AND 17 TH h TH KI-IT. L j . . MOAV TOIt IC. ' j mer. DND?T-?IONIH) "WILL. BR PLEASED TO SEE X lils toTOibrn friend?. . The chHees? IIA VANA HE GARS, of all tho leading brands, with a general aanort raent of Kraokcrs' Articles always 00 hand. . :/n?o t ?: .1 i. . j ; Vt OTTOT^KNOTJI, Agent j ,.. TAVi;UN-ICi:KI'ICtl8'M)TUH:. '' . " OFFICE CLERK OFCOUNCJTt, ? ., f,i . ? March 1.1607.1 A LL TAYERN-KECTERS, AND PERSONS ltBTAIL f\_ INO fiilrituons Urraofs, within Ute ?Ry Umita, who have not oreen led their bonds and taken out th? proper cards to show thal Uioy havo ll con ?0 to Boll, will be re Dotted aa not complying with tho law, altar Monday, Clh Those Who 'have cards aro hareby notified lo biro Hm :.- 00 placed hi a oonspleuoas place in the window. All Ililli hg to obicxve Ulla ratiloo will alio be reported, ?flor Uie above-menUoned time. .' ." . ' W. H. j'allTLI. March 2 Clark of ccimdl. MISCELLANEOUS. OI'l'-ltlAli. IlctMlqiturtrrs, Ntrouil Military Itiatrlc?, | CHAIII.KKTOX. S. C.. Juno ;M, IN;;. I (OKNIUIAL OIU?:IUI, No. :I1.| I. Sheriffs, Cblefo of Police. CUy Mirabais, Chh fri . I Detectives and Town Marshals of Ibo several district*. I counUcs, cllht, town?, ouil other municipal orgsnlia tlons. In Nm lb Caroliua and timi th Carolina, will at once, by letter, rciicrt lo ll ovct-Colitm I KUWAIIII W. IIINKS, U. H. Anuv, Provost larnhal Ocncrnl of tho Second Mili? tar)' District, Charle .ou, Bunill Caroliua, netting fotth lu tho report thc name of each olllcer, lils resldonee, o flu I il Htallou, dulles, post?nico address, salary per annum, and tho authority by whom apimltitcd. Coroner*! Con? stables, snd other officers. In this Military District, whoso duty lt ls to mike arrests, and who are not Included In Ibo force of any Sheriff, Chief nf Pollro, City Marshal, Chief of Doloclivrs, or Town Marshal, will mabu indi, vidual ruiKirla to Um Provost Marshal Oeueral lu like manner and fono as above rennin d. II. Whouuver any homlcidt', nipc, iiiayhoin, felonious assault, burglary, arson, robber}', nr larceny-whero the property ??oleu IS ol Iho vsluo af twenty.n.c dolhirs olid moro-shan be committed within any elly or town lu Ibis Military District, Uio chlor offlcer of pullen of such city or lowu shill at once hivcstlgutu thc CAM and roport Ibo facts lo the Provost Marshal General ; within InrUi tho nature ol 'ho crime, tho uaine and resldcueuof thc party against whoso person or properly such erluc has been committed, thc timo when and placo where lt was committed, thu name, description su i residence of thc offender, if known ; sud If thc offender has been arrest od, stating what stops liaro boen taken to secure lils punlahmcnt ; and if not in custody, giving any infor? mation which may bo of eorvicu lu securing bis detection and arrest. Sherill* ol counties In North Caro? lina and of districts lu South Caroliua, shall In? vestigate and moko rt port of such offences, wbcu co i . milted wlihlu their respectivo cuualles or district* and not within Ibo limits nr any city or lowu, lu liku man? ner and form os ls herein required ol chlufs of i>ollco of cities and towns. When au offender whoso offeuco ka* been reported, shall bo arrested, report of tho arrest will bo mado al once by Ibo officer in i bargo to tho Provost Marshal Ocuorsl. Consolidated Monthly Itcpoitsof thc above enumera? ted crimes wlU also bo mado by tho respectivo officers and for tho localities above designate*], lo tho Provost Marshal Oeueral. Wauka will ho iurnlslicd by hbo upon application. Tim first report lo Include thu period from January IsttO May 31st, 1K47. m. Whenever an.- prisoner shall break ami e \-apo from a penitentiary, jail, or other prison, lu the Second Mtlltaiy I'M. 1.1, Ibu u?iiccx iu nhargo cl Mach penn, n tlary, Jail, or oilier priam, shall at once maku report af thu lacie lo tho Provost Marshal General, sotting forlh in such report Uio date of escapo, thc name of each escaped prisoner, his description, aga. rcsldeiicu, Uio crime Inr which committed, wbolher nuder ecntenco ur awaiting trial, whether recaptured; and stating fully the m.meer of tho escape, and tho clrouuiH lauco uniter which In wa* effected, lloports tn Uko form and manner will bo mado by all nfllccrs from whose Custody prisoner* may escape while being conducted to or from a prison. Whcuuvcr a prisoner shall bo recaptured thc fact will bo ot once re? portad lo tho Provost Marshal Oeueral, by the officer from whoso custody Ibo. prisoner escaped. Falluro lo make prompt report ol escaped pi Isoners os herein re? quired will Inc?lpalo tho delluijucnt officer aa aiding and abatUng the escape. ' TV. Tho Sheriff* of counties In North Carolina, ?nd of district.! in Knuth Carolina, will at unca report lo Ibo Provost Marshal General Ibo condillou of Hie Jills, prisons or work-houses mnler their chango, or In I olr rcspceUvo districts or counties, aa to capacity, con vcnlonco ami Hociirlly, aud tho uanics ami residence* af tho officers responsible fnr thu condlUuu and caro ot such Jailii, prisons and work-houses. V. All civil officer ? having charge of any fat], prison or workhouse, lu Ulla MlUtory District, shall, on the last day of each month, make a roport lo thu Provost Marshal General, upon blanks to bu by him pron ribed, and fur? nished upon application, or all persons who have buen confined In such jail, prison or work-house, durbin Uiu month, - notting forth ibo name of tho prtsouor, bl? de? scription! reel.h nee, ago, win ii committed, for wh it offonco arrested, hy whom arrested, by whoso onlcr arrested, wtaolher nuder sentence or awaiting trial ; if un dex sen leuce, by what tribunal tried and sentenced; if son bancod, for whit period and thu murnini of Ano or costs If any ; how employed ! bow subsisted ; who th er dla charged, transferred, escaped or di ceased ; If discharged by what authority ; If transferred, to what placo and by whom ordered. Tba first report mado under thu re? quirements ol thia paragraph wlU include tho period from January 1st to May 31st, 1807. VI. AU Sheriffs, Constables, Police, and other civil offi cora nnd persons, whoso daly U ta under thc laws of tho provisional governments of North Carolina and South Carolina to serve writs or make arrests aro hereby re? quired to obey and execute thc lawful orders of the Pro? vost Marshal Oencral, to Ibo same effect as they ara required by law to uboy aud execute write, wa non le, or oUibr procos* Issued by civil magi?, tratoa. And any resistance to or dlsobvtUciice ol thc lawful order* of authority of tho Provost Mar sholl Ooueral shaU subjoct tho offender to trial hy a Military Commiailou, and, upon conviction, to removal lrnm offico and pnnlshmont by ADO and Imprisonment.. Vii. Dupl?calos of thc reporto required by tho provis, lons ot paragraphs IT, III and V of this onlcr, to Ix mado by local officers to tho Provost Marshal General, will at the asmo Urne bo sau to thc proper Post Com. mander. .... VIII. Tho performance of tho duties unjoined hy tbil order will not bo con -true I to rcUcvo civil officers froir tho dhvehargo of any of tho duli Cul uow required of thou by Uio laws of Ibo local Provisional Governments. Ant any clvU officer who sholl refusa or neglect to porforn promptly tho duUcs herein required ol Um, trwbi shall nuke any falsa return or report of tho mattera bera In proscribed, shall bo dismiss od from bis office, and Ix subject to trial by Military Commission for m tide inoauor. IX. Slicriffs. Constables and otbar of!)core, whoso otu dal emoluments oro con tba od to costs and fees, shall b allowed for services performed under tho orders of th Provost Marchai (lem ral thu samo costa and ruc?, lo b paid In Ibo samo lnsnnur, an la provided by the laws e Ibo looa! provisional governments fur Uko service mule those laws. X. All persons In thin Military District, who may knot of auy Uircatcncd breach of the is-aco, or of tho commit sion of any crime or offence, are requested to'makc con plaint thereof ot once to the Chief of tho PoUce, or Mai si ml, of tho elly or town ; ' or, li Uio crirno or dlsordc snail bo committed without Uio limits of any elly c town, to a Magistrate or Ibo Kin riff ol Ino count; or di! tricl; and, If prompt'action shall not bo taken by Ui ofilcor to whom tho matter.shall bo reported, such pei soiiB oro requested to roport all tho tacts to tho Poi Commander and to Ibo Provost Marshal General. XL lAnprlsunmcut.for di .V..1; in payment of costa, fer or charges vf court, attorneys or pubUo officers, shall nc exceed Ihlriy ?lays. Dy command of Mojor-Goncral D. E. Kirai.es. J. W. CLOUS, Captain 38th O. S. Infantry, Aide-do-'-amp, and A. A.A.O. Omen AT.: J. W. Cuica, Capt, OStb Inti., A. D. C, an A. A. A. O. f3 Juno 7 LAW NOTICE. THE TJNDEliSIGNED AHE ASSOCIATED AS PA H' NEUS, and proposo lo practice In Ibo STAT COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY for Gae Dlatrlcta 1 Barnwell, i loin furl and Colleton, Tinder tho nama ac stylo Of "DAVANT." . . 1 Office, for tho-present, at GILLI80NVILLE, Soul CaroUna.. TL J. DA VANT. November g_ fm_J. C. HAVANT. EDWARD M. L'ENGL? ATTORNEY AT LAW, . JAOKBOimLIaE, FLA,, WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS IN EA! FLORIDA: . Rejerencti-McCnaci k Bon, An Aira k Fnoar; Wai. M BinmBT, Esq. " ramo? . December 31 TOTAXTAYEASI 1 rpm". FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISH! JL for tbs Information of ail persona concerned: AH onoatAXOB TO AatSaTD AX oamSiKCE TO HAISH SI rms ron Trot Yaun 1867, AKD ron OTU 1:11 runroaxs, I. Bo lt ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in Cl Council aasoui bl cd. Thal nil,land payante Ottlar tho ( dlnonco to raino supplies ferr tho year 18C7, and for otb piaxpoaoe, bo paid on or before tho 29Ui day or Junonei aud that persons who shall naiko default of payment their taxes on | that day, shall pay, in addition lo t amount of their taxes, one and a bau* nor cont, r month until tho 81st day of July, when, lt. not' paid, amount of two peric?n', per month upon ino tmtni of tax m ?hal) bo paid; and alter tho Slat day of AleJT throe por cent, per monta on thc c?o ooh: of taxes d shaU bo paid until payment of tho wbolo amount ts mai II. Tl ill all persons who neglect or fail to pay UK monthly (axes on or belora Uio fifteenth day of ea month, shall reapoctivolT pay on tho amounts lhere two per cent per month from euch ? fifteenth day, up payment Ia made, ' '. ??' . BaUflcd lo City;' Connell this ?oventh day of May, tho year of our Lord ons thousand eight hundred ai " ebry-aoven.. IU . . T. 0. GAU J. ARD, Mayor ' 'VT. H. Sum?, Clerk or Connell. 8mo May ll AN ORDINANCE TO riXatTLATE TBS STOBAOB OP PETBOLKUlf, ITS' li COOTS,' IUD OTI-'II nrrTJkrwiBr.K ona. I SEO. I. Oe il ordained tr/ fie Major and Aldermen, City Council aiicmbled, That from and after tho ir.Hi d of J ano noxl. It shall not bo lawful to keep Pctrolou Kerosene, Rock OIL Dcnxlno, Honr?lo, or any otbor flammable oil or olia on storsgo or for salo in any cell atoro nr h iud ding south of lino ?trout. In a largor qui tl ty than fifty gallon* 011 ?ny ono lot . or premiaos, a any auch quantity so kept tr stored ahaU bo contained v?atela of Un or other metal. 8x0. J. That Petrolouro, Ira products, or any other flammable oil or oUs, when brought Into the city by Ll or water, may bo kept on my lot or In any building which cotton ls not alore), for a period not oxcoodl twenty-four hours, anon tko oxplraUon of which Um. shall bo removed anet kept In tho m in nor as required tho foregoing needlen. I - Sro. 3. Any person or persons violating any .part Uils Ordlnanco shall bo subject to a fina of two bund dollars, for each offence, nxoverablo In any Court of cc potent J nr?tdtcUon. > Uitilled IQ City Council tbs twenty-unit day of May, the year of our Lord rno thousand eight hundred 1 sixty-seven. (Laj I*- 0- GAILLABD, Msyoi W. H. Aimil, Clerk of Conn tai._Juno N (17 I CK. (arnot OF TUE CHIEF OF POLITE, I Oiiiaauerrair, R. C., May ?, I80T. I riABE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS A J. Inclosnrea, vaults, Aie., wlU oommrnro on Mon nerf, ct hui. Owners and coupant* are hereby rcqul tb seo that their premise? are In good condition and I nil Alua and garbsga la removed aa required by O naneo. Olli cr lnspec Uon? WlU follow, "dy order of Mayor Oin Min, _' , , O, B. RIG WALD. . ... i Ohlei of Pojioo, AGRICULTURAL. For Convenience, Economy nud Cheapness, tho greatest Labor Saving Machine thal eau ho put on a Plantation. OPINIONS OF TUB l-l .OIM.i; I A t i rs D M.L, BAILNWEI.I. DiBTmcr. s. C., I M iii li 1, I8C7. J Mettrt. Lillie it- Mnrihall: OWTUanil : I uncrt, during (lin post wanan, ono nf "Ingersoll's Portable Colton Presses," purchased of you Lint September. 1 liavo always been piejudiced in raver of tho "Kt nm- Frenn," mid nntlilnii hut dire necemity In? due.". I um to try any oilier. I t il. - pleasure, how,vcr, tn adding my tcatimouy lu favor nf UH entire adaptation lo tho wants ot a roll?n plantation, ll bas surpassn.1 my most sanguine expectations. I liavo packed with but two ha nds. yet I prefer four-two ot each lover. My bales all weighed over COO lb?. Tho first lot I Bent lo market averaged CG'.' las. My Impression IB that COO lbs. Isnboul Die capacity nf tho Pro?*, and s greater number of pounds subject tho fmliiw-litock tn Ino much risk, un? ions tho shies of tho cotton box was Increased, lt would add greatly lo tho value of tho Press lr tho cotton box was leu inches longer, lu liaste, I om, very respect fully, Your obedient servant, ?.-c., B. W. LAWTON. P. S. I tonk my Press down and carried lt sorao four miles lo pick tho crop of a neighbor, who failed t a bavo a "Screw" built; Ito was so much pleased that ho bas determined to abaudon tho "Screw" and purctiaso "In? gersoll's Press." D. W. L. Omer, or KINO'S M?CNTAIK It M I.UO.UI COUPANT, > YOUKVUXJ^ S. C., April Iii, 1807. I OKNTLXUF.* : I bavo just received your letter ot Feb? ruar}" 14th-upou my return to this place, alter an nb sonco of two months-and this reply may Ito too lalo for your "Descriptive Circular of Ingersoll's Colton Press." Tho Press I used In pocking my cotton last year worked admirably, packing, with carn from SOO to Mr, lbs. With good activo bands to work ll, I am satisfied that from eighteen to twenty bales might readily bo pocked lu a day. This Pr ss combines tho advantages of lightness, and ronnspicnt portability and simplicity (beingeasily mau. aged bj any ono of ordinary Intelligence). (In at com? pressing force, with Ullin motive, power, and "last, but not least," ll is worked entirely by hand, tims tuning for UIQ fnrni horses Uiohard labor Imposed upon Uicm by Ibo use of tho ordinary "Screw." llespcetnilly, Atc, yours, E. M. LAW. To LITTIX ti M AH HALI, Charleston, S. C. For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR nud PniCE LIST address LITTLE Ss MARSHALL, Agents for tho Ingersoll Cotton Press. No. 110 MEETING STREET, Opposltu Pavillon Hotel, ?lunn 17 mwf Charleston, 8. CL MACHINE SHOPS, JOHN F. TAYLOR. JAMES BARKLEY. . ^YX IRON ^0 Charleston, H. C. JOHN P. TAYLOR & CO. PROPRIETORS, Engineers, Boilermakers, FOUNDERS, ETC., A RE PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS FOR JX. mail and LOW PRESSURE, PORTABLE and STATIONERY STEAM ENOINES and BOILERS, RICE THU ASH Kits (rrom now patterns, with all Um modom iniprovoinuuts), STEAM SAW MILLS, Atc. ftc CASTINGS IN DION AND BRASS Promptly attended to wlUi neatness and dispatch. Repairs to Marino aud other Work, shall rccolvo special attention. FOR BALE-Ono la-horeo power CS PEAU ENI UN E. nearly now; several new and sccond-h nd BOILER j, 6 to H> horse power. ALSO, CONSTANTLY IN COUBSE OF CONSTHUOTION, 10, 12 and 2? Horse Power Steam Engines. ?Tir All Orders for REPAIRS or NEW WORK alnUl re eolvo onr prompt and onrufnl attention. jv MIN F. TAYLOR & CO. May ll_3mo c. j. \i nu.. muli,. No. 37 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KINO AND ST. PHILIP. LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND BUTLDINO MATERIAL, and PAINTS. OILS, GLASSES, Atc, coustaiiUy on baud at the lowest markot prices. June tj_ftulyr NEW YORK MAM ENGINEC?7, MANUFAOTU RERS OP ENGINE LATHE8, FLAKERS, QirnOVED CAR W1?EEL BOXES. BOLT OUTTEB8, UPBIGHT DUI I .LH, j'" I! ? AND ? ?liffllMSR1 TOOLSQF ALL DESmiPTIONS Works at Worcester, Mass. OFFICE AND WABEBOOM, No. 222 PEARL ST., MSW kOltlv. . ' . December if Cmo CRISPER1;OMA~ Oh I abo was bcanUful and lair, WlUi starry eyes, and radiant bau-. Whose curling tendrils, soft entwined. Enchain od tho very heart and mind, l ltlSPI .lt OOMA, ' I For Curling tho Hair of either Sos into Wary and UloBsy Ilinglota or Heavy Masai ve Crurla. .. BY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIB 1 AND GENTLE . .MEN cali, beautify themselves a Uionsand-rold. lt is Uio only articlo In tho world that will curl straight hob:,. and at Ute ramo time give lt a beautiful, glossy ap? pearance- The Crisper Coma not only curls Uio hair, but Invigorates, beautifies anil cloanics ll; ls highly .end de? lightfully perfumed, and ls'tho most complota article of tho kind over offered to ibo' American publie. Tho Crisper Coma will bo tent to any address, scaled and postpaid for ll, . Address all orders to W. L. CLARK & CO., Cboralsta, No, 8 Wost Fayette stn ot, Syracuse. N. Y. March 30 _ lyr TPIE i SOUTHERN EXPRESS (lIPANi . Ofllce No. 117 Mooting ;<Y. t. ' CONNECTIONS ,;,.Kt ..;a: a; -j'. ?..,, ?, '- ? . . *t , wrrn ALL Railroads Throughout ... TUB ; UNITED STATES.! ?Every attention given to thoj safe TransnViRsion of Freight, Money, ! and Valuables. -WILL CALI J FOB Aili. DELIVEB FB?IGH? . TO ANY POUIT-'UI TILE CITY: FUEE OF OriABQE.' ! . H.H. I'l. ANT, Prc ilil rn?, April 10^ . Angosta. Ga. THE HERALD. 1*B PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY O. H., AT I ?J per annum, and, having a largo circulai!in throrgb all Um upper and lower Districts of Ibo Stale, aCcrds great advantages lo advertisers, jutes for advorUaing Terr reasonable-for wbloh apply I lo our Agent, Ur" 1. P. SLIDE) La* tho Mills Hrs iso. in ou. tr an. IL ORENRKER, 1 Novembar Itskilsnaad Proprietors, AUCTION SALES. .S?;?flor Furniture of tt Fairly tracing thc dil WM. ftlrKAY. .11111% t Aflll'IIKI.I MCKAY & CAMP?ELE, i'll?!. A Cl I I 1 I Ul HoilKC, No. 130 Merl in- street. Opposltu Pavilion Hotel. LATE OK NO. r,r, IIASEL KTIIBKT, Will sell Till I HAY, (Friday.! 2lsl lim!., al 111 o'clock. Superior Marble Top OAK UOTTAOK NETS wll Spring Maitres*, Mnrhin Top Centre Table. 1 siipirtoi Wal::i|l l'llolivloll ! ?lin ni; Tobte 115 fcol|. Sofas, l(IW?1 md Dining IDsiin chairs, 2 Ann choirs l i match. Can s,ol am! Ilsolt Aim Churn. I-nrgc Mirrors. Cnris-is. kr. KIMO, Olio of Wheeler A: \\ llsoii'sSr.WINtl M ACHINES, Mal tresnes. Nurses' Rockers, Children's Clulrs, I'imo nu ? Wool Seat Chai rc, Bedsteads, Aie. ALMI, ONE DUINER BET. KIMO, KITCHEN FUllNITlTIl ., Store POIH. Pana, Rellim ftc Aillo Ix- removed tiumedlat. ly alter uah-. 'Ii rum radi. Juno '21 /latter, /tried Apple*. I'rntn'sions, itv. WM. McKAV. JOHN < A.MI'lllCl IM ?MCKAY & CAMP?ELE, CA MU AUCTION HOUSE, No. 130 Mec? i ii- Street, opposite Vavihon Hold, DATK OK NO. n5 HASEL STltKET, WIU Hell THIS DAY (FridayI, Uni .lime, ol 10 oVIock, l l ll Ii I Ns AM) TUBS BUTTER, bags Dried Apple?, Bereen choice fresh pickled Pork Trimmings, barral* Ptga'Tougucn and Fee., cunea chow-Chow omi OcrUlns lu quarts, IXIXCH Soap, boxen Cheese, 2 har? Blister Steel, 2 blocks and Hopo Tackle, ono 1C00 lb?. Weighing Scale. Terms cash. Juno vi IM?i:il DKCRKH IN EflUiTY. /lentil cu. Wh Ulna, ct al. On THURSDAY, the lilli July m it, at ll o'clock, wlU bc ???H. nt tho Old Cu.tom Home, under thc din ellon of tho undersigned, ALL THAT PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND situ? ate on the wet sido of Wando Btvar, In Ibo Pariah of SI. Thomas aud SI. Dennis, containing Ave hundred and eight (AgO) acres, mom or less; rounding tn tho cast on Wando tttvor, south on land of J. M. Yonnlng, north on land cf-, and welt on laud of-. T i "un One third cash ; nalani o on a credit of ono and two years, secure d by tho bond ortho purchaser, and runrtgigo of Ibo premises. Purchaser tn pay for pa].i re ami stamp.. -I. W. OlIAY, .Inno 21_?till_Master lu Kip il ty. I .Mll.ll 111 .'.< ll.l-.l-. IN It (.I ll V . Kingdon os. Kingdon. On TITUTISDAY, Ibo 11th of .Inly, a! Il . dock, will bo sold, nt tlinnlil Custom House, under tim direction ol Ibo undersigned, AU Unit LOT OF LAMI), with the buildings Ihere-oh, ?dilute on thu r?tt sido or Ilutledga Avenue. In Want No. R, city of Charleston, measuring in front-.and tu depth-: bounding to tho west on Hu Hod gu .Uenoo; easton Und or Chamberlain; south on bimi ol' Dr. AL ll. Cam re, anil north on land nf John K. Phillips. Terms'-One-third rush; tho hil moe In one. two ami three years, secured by tho bond or the purchaser, with Interest iiay.-ihlc renil-iitiuuiilly, until the whole ninuiiul be laid, mel mortgage of the premises; ibu buildings lo bo h.sured, und kept Insured, and thu policy a slir-'od, uulll tho mortgage M -mi ,ned. Purchaser lu os. ? ? paints and .tamps. J. W. tllt.VY, JuDri_21_ruthi Master In Equity. HAW KIT Min ll, Au Un m er ami Commission Mlcrcliniit. ni Nil. KU IC I ncr street. Inline Hi omi afreet. Oilers his services for Ibo s do of MERCHANDISE al day .ul night at bis store, also for Ibo s?to of Block, Boni!?, lirai Estate, Vessels, lt' rses amt Produce?. Ile?! city reforo ceo will bo gnon. Cimsigiuni?its solicited. Tune, nioilorato aud guarantees satisfaction. liar 30 linn _RAILROADS._ NEW SCIIEUPLE ON ttPAUTANUVllO AM) UNION RAILROAD. ^^^^^^^^ OH AND APTER MONDAY. I'll.'. 2'lru M AY IN>T. llio Pansonger Train will nm on MONDAYS, WED? NESDAYS mid SATURDAYS. Down Trellis leaving spa: lani HUI; C. H., at ii A.M., arrive at Alston nt Ililli) A.M. Up Ti alua leaves Alston ot 12:30 P.M. ; arrivent Sparkinbnrg C. H., at 7 ?00 P.M. THOS. M. JIvTEB, President S. and U. Railroad. Ilnlonville, S. C., May lil, 1HG7. Mt) ZI Imo LEA & PERRINS' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. PRONOUNCED m EXTRACT BY Vr7 of a letter from n CONNOIHSEUILS tl T>*^??? TO ni- TUK'O>II.T j?T-Ja. llroUier at ?H^liTOUCES?El!, May, (?ootl Sanco issi; ^^fiii "Tell LEA ft PER Aim AriucAmj- ItlNS that their SAUCE liaMB. is liighly catecuicd in In 10 ??S?? din. nuil ls. in my opinion, "_"_.. -Tt?Sfi?r' Ibo most palatable, r.a EVERY VARIETY K&^H well as the most wlioU iSie'-ryC* Komo SAUCE that is OP DISH. ^?^inailo." Tho SUCCORS of this most dollcloiiB am) unrivalla 1 con? diment having caused many unpiinupled deicers lo apply tho name to .Sjiurinui VompuuniU, the P-jui.ic is mptttfully and tarncttly requested tn eec Hut Lne narnu of LEA A PEIUU.VS aro npou thc WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER aud DOTTLE. Manufactured by LEA ?? PE II II INS. Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, JNTB-W YORK, AOENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. October 10 fmwlyr GIVE IT A FAlll TRIAL. fl Mi IM SOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO BE USED TO I provo Its superior quality. Uso lt as you would ' ?ny common Soap. Try lt and yon ?ill bo convinced that it ls superior to any other article in morbid- For sole by Grocers gcneially. Manufactured by TAYLOR ti YOUNO, No. 180 Front street, No* York. For sole by GRUBER k MARTIN, i No. 220 Klug .uvct, II. BISCHOFF i CO., No. 107 East Bay. OEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO.. Corner Church and llaync streets. BOWIE k MOISE, Druggies, . . No. 181 Meeltiig? slrcot, Opposite Charleston Hot. 1. January 23 wtniGmo 1 EXCELSIOR 1 EXCELSIO?T" CHASTE LLAR* S HAIR EXTERMINATOR, For Removing Superfluous Hair, rpo TUE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INVALUABLE I depilatory recommends itself as being an almost ln dtaycuslblu arti clo to fumalo btanty, bi easily applied, docs not burn or injure tho skin, tm t ac ts directly on thc roots. It Is warranted to romove iiiporflnoua hair from low foreheads, or from any part of tho body, completely, totally and radically oxtirpaUng tho same, leaving thc skin aoft, amootli and natural. This bi tito only article used by tho French, and ls tho only real clfectnal depila? tory in existence. Prioo 76 couts por package,' pust pald to any address, on receipt of an order, bj BERGER. SHOTTS & CO., Chemists. March 30 lyr No. 285 River at.. Troy, N. Y. "Prevention is Better than Cure. " DR. RICOED'S Celebrated Proventiro Lotion. ?PPBOVED AND niQHXY RECOMMENDED BY tho French Medical Faculty, as tho only safo and libio antidoto against infection from Special Diucas*is. Thia Invaluable preparation la suited for cither sax. and ha. proved, from am plo experience, Ibo most uiriclont and reliable Preventivo over discovered, thus offuctlug a detlJcratum long sought for In the Medical World. Il nsod According to directions every possibility of danger may bo avoided; a tinglo application will radically nen I tramo tho venereal vims, expel all Importtloa from the absorbent voeacls, and render contamination hupoaalhlc. Be wiso tn Limo, and at a very email outlay, aavo honra ni un lol il Isr illly and mentr.l tnnm nts. Tide moat icllablo specific, so universally adopted In the Old World, ls new offorud for salo for the unit Urao In America by F. A. DUPORT k CO., only auUiorticd Agents for tho United States. . ... Prlco M per bottle. Largo bottle, iloublo aizo, ts. The usual .dlsoount to tho Irado. Sent, soc uroly packed, on receipt of price, to sny address, with dlroc Uon. and pamphlet, by addressing to ? F. A. DUPORT k CO., Boin Agenta for Dr. Ricord's P.' I-, May 22 lyr No. ia Poid Street. Now York. Tb ero cometh glad ridings of Joy to all, To yoong and to nhl, to gloat and to small; The boTUty which once was so proej?os and rare, Ii (roo for all, and aU may bo fair. Dp the wee of n CHASTEIiLAR'S ! , WHITE LIQU? D ENAMEL, For improving uni Beautifying Uio Complextop, Tko most vsluablo and perfect preparation lu uso, for j givhut the akin a beautiful poail-tlko Unt, that 'is only I founa in youth.. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pim? ples, .Blotches. MoUi Patches, UaUownosi. Frhptiuii., and all Impurities of tho skin, kindly bealing tho kimo i OAT lng tho .kin white sud clear aa alabaster, lita vue cannot bo detected by th? closest'ecnitmy, and being a Togftsble preparation ia perfectly harmless, if ls Tho only article or tho Und used by tho French, aqd la' con? stricted by the Parisian aa indtrp?nublo to a perfect toilot. Upwards of 30,000 bottles wore - sold during tho post y oar, a sufficient guarantee of tts efficacy. Prioo only 7S cesta. Bent by mall, post-poli, on receipt of nu order, by . . REROER, SUOTTR Ar CO., Chemi.ts, 28S River st., Troy, N. Y. Virch 80.-_lyr THE CAHOIJNA TIMES, FCDLfSTlBD AT URAKQBBUBCi C. II. rriHIfl PAPER 0TRCTJLATE8 THBOUOHOUT THE J mlddb) portion of the State, and offers tho beal fac'niUoa tor adrcrtlwrs, ., Fcbrtury 28 AUCTION SALES. IM.\LL 11?rili?Sl:lniN AOCOirsT?r THE WEATilEnTO ? ?? DAV, run JlST IWt.f Suiutiies ill Auction. UV SMITH it Miiill.I.IVUAY, Auctioneers, Ko. lil in.uni street. Will bo mild THIS DAY. Hie !IM lint., ?I WU "Vio, - I In Iront nt thi'lr ( ?ill?-*-. 1 M AUK. tyran old. Saddle nu'l limn. I Plantation l'art, 1 Spring Cart. I DauMo-scatiil Rucuv, 1 Unod Carl I Spring Wagnu 1 Hay Cutler l larne llauorm Beale. atv o, FUIUiiTltltK. florae blankets. 1 Desk, I I,li|iinr tu?: ? Cream Freiner and Lautem, Silk Curtains, and n . loroua othor article*. Juno tl HALE lMHriMNr.ll OH ACCOHNi OK TUE WBATUEIl I ' PIUDAf MR 21RT INST. OM I'tnc Ire /timm- or Itc/riyerator, Vnoktl* ' Sturts. Mt til Sn fm 1 /Munni; ('mir Stint f'ttnii .. Snftt fitts, fteHitlwi, 1'dlows, Desks, 1W<>, .te.', nt Auriinn. nv s .ai rr 11 gt n. i.i i.i.i v it A i . lil llroinl-atricl. Tills DAV, '.'Int but., al 111 o'clock, nt Uiolr Olllco. June -il Suty telara linois mitt Shorn. itv MILKS lilt \it i-., nus MoitNiNii, ni luir^iMt in o'clock, t will sell. 1. my ?t'in-.nicroi Kin? and Lllierty pin*!*, SIXTY U.\HI3i linoi s AND SHOKS, cowriusiKii : Coses Mr.N'.tCAI.r 1\ s. lioni-s. Urd?an?, llaliuoral-. Oxton! Tie?, Uiilou Hoot?, lllsimrck, Malakoff. Prim- . Albert's, ?nd Congress IM\U H' Polka Xo.nvo ll.hiinnils, rino l-i 'h.i-, Connive-. Kid and Morocco 1 loo Ices Doy?', Youths'. Misses* and Children's Roots, balmoral .. JUoiiKrciw, IlimkliiH, Ate., ku. .lune ?l Milch I'nw timi t'atf, K II.mil A CO., Will pell THIS DAY, al in o'cloc---. In frout of Ilario saloproom. No. IM Meeting elreot. opposite Puvlll? i Hotel. 1 MILCH COW and CALF-of good stock. Julio ?1 _' Horses, Muirs, Nocknxcaii, Furniture awl Huwlric.?. nv II. M. MAUMU A i.i, uno., Anet lum ers. No 3,1 Ilroatl Street. THIS DAY, at 10K o'clock. Juuo 11 PR1VATE SALES._ Knnttsh Mellon, tn .a Suit al J'nvnle Sate. UV IC. M. MA tittil Alala ?V UUO. Uro kr is nml Auctioneer!!, Xo. 33 llroait Street. June ?0_ 2_ J.uiul un Kiwi street. ? cvir f.inc. UV .i w ini con r: v ?<; CU. At Private. Salo A LO P UK LANI), III tho city of Chariest.coi ita I u init aimil I niue |9| nen-?, situated in Kill;; Htroel. hipnedi alii, linrlb nt Line, mid extending 11 om Rm,; street lo Hie south Carolina ltailmail track. 1 Iii" t an i oficia ?mit Indii'-einoiila for AiiKOIvlsioa lulu luiiolii c hits, on ina oont of its eontliruily to thu South Carolina Railroad yards mid work ?hops, ami IU location un i: in? street and the Smith Carolina Ilallro.vi truck, lt ls ?lao very dostribto f ir firuilug, behm now in ciilllvaiion, mid the soil mu. h Unproved by culture. For tc.-insauil further particulars, apply os nlsivo, al NO. IG FAST DAV. COU. U0Y0L"S WHAHK. Juno 21 tl MISCELLANEOUS. PAVHJION HOTEL. A FINU LUNCH .'. S o v v e tl E v o i* y I) n y ; I'MIOM ll TO 1? 1-9 O'CLOCK. J Hill' ? S. SWANDALE, PROriU?TOR OB' THE Mansion House, KEEP COOL! Tf-AOn IHR ACCOMMODATION OF TQOSK RESIDINO JL In the southwestern part of Um elly, a liltANCIl ICE I lo rsi: will lin opened on Meerim,, near Trudil street, on and ullcr Wc tuesday next, from O.UO A. M. lo 7.:w I'. M. A. GAGE & CO. ST. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. r norm rn o rei : WM. A. HURD.Or New Orleans. W. F. COItKERY.Ol SpotUwood notel, Richmond. Tolcgraiih anti Itnilroail OiUocfl in Hot i inda of lintel. Juno 17 _ (imo_ WILLIAM .?JIIOOKI.ANKS, STKAAT OAS F1TTKR AND Phi ?1 lt I . li _ PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL OAS FIXTURES, UAH FITTINO AND PLUMUINO PUOM1TI.Y AT IENDEH TO. Ko. lin KINO STREET, AllKUSt M ll, Iv,, en HIM nt fllld OUCH 1-. NOTICE. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.-TUB FOLLOWINCI cisneo of sect lou 1 of an "OrtUnanco to Raino Sup? plies for lb., v.nr ltH*>7," ls published for Ibo information of persons selling flood? by samplo or otherwise, who ar? not rep!,len tn oi tilla city. All such persons aro hereby notlllod to report at this ofuco. "Tlireo dollars on every hundred dollars of all goods sold in Ulis city by rsons not residents, by sample or otherwise." W. U. SMITII, Mareil K dork of Connell THE LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, HAVINO ON HAND A r. Alto C BUPPLY OF READY MADE CLOrniNO, eilltablo for QenUcmeu, La? dled ami i'lui.Iren, and being desirous nf diminishing our Stock before Um season advauccs too far, wo would espe? cially draw Uio attention of tho public towards tho reduc? tion wldch will t.e mi .1 o lu our prices for tho next two or Ihn? weoks from dato. Apply al tho DEPOSITORY, Januar)- M Ho. 17 Chalmers street. TUE BEST TONIC NOW IN USE! AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK. Factory, Hudson City, N. J. WHOLESALE SALES ftOOM NO. 34 JOHN HTllKKT, MSW V0I1K. ' ALL STYLES AND ORAD ES OP LEAD PENCIL 3 fl Of superior quality aro manufacturad- and offered /,a at ftdr tenns to Uio Trade. Tho public aro invited JJIA lo gtvo tbo AMERICAN LEAD I'KNBIL tho pro* ArfifrrcDce. ? y ? \W THU PENCrXS ARE TO DE HAD AT ALT, TUB ?SN PIUNCIPAD STATIONERS AND Ni) J ION DEAUOta. ll t ASK FOR TUE "AMERICAN LEAD PKNCIL. " TrmifoMLAi. SHEFFIELD ; .( I EN I I FUI 6CH00L. . ) EsorfCKKiuso DsrAnnasT, } YAI.K COI J. COE, November 10, 1800. ) I tuvo always roc am ni ended tho Faber Polygrado Lead Pencils as tho only pencils Qttod for both ornamnn tsl snd in alli emili rsl drawing ? but, after a thorough trial of Uio American Polygrado Lead Pencils, man? ufactured by tho Amp rican Lead Pondi Company, Now York. I lind thom superior to any psncll In uso, oven to tho I aber or the old English Cumberland Lead Ponai) ticing a superior pondi for sketching, ornamental ami raoehanical drawing, and aU tho ordinary uses of a lo?d pencil. ? il .nil-1 i Til esa pend?a ero very finely grad od and havo a vory smooth load; ovon the softest pc nails hold tho point well; they sro all Uiat can bo d cai rod In a pen cu. It gives mo rrreat pleasure to bo able to assure Americans, uiat thoy ?111 no longer ho eora pell od to depend npon Germany nc tiny other forolftn market for pencils. , LOUIS RAIL, Professor of Drawing, ko. au, rntcTLa ans eTaatrxDi ?ST "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL CO. ?. Y." Nono pennine with nut tho exact nsmo of tho firm j rook to lt._Gmo_Poogrnber 1? , BARNWELL SENTINEL*1 IH AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISINQ MEDIUM. LET} Mcrohants and bnslnesa men'try lt forafow mon Ilia. "No risk no Ram." Send on year cards and increase ?our Iratln this falL There's nothing io equal PnnUr'4 uk-it has made many a fortune. . . . s vf Term* for Uio paper-?8 per annum, io advance. Advertisements insertad at Uio rate of ?1 par sou sro of twclvo liaos or lesa for eaoh Insertion. , Contracts by tho year or fer Bl r months, alloarUni pris* Doge of changing, on moro flavo rabi? terms. Address ' , , . 'KDWAHD A. D?0N80N. Novembci I*_ Knbiishps ana tToorieleel THE TRt-WEEKLY NEWS, PtTBI^?I3?> ttWrnNHBOBO* 8. a.AWOUDS A profluble medium for the idvertlsbir public o? bOs?t?r^V^ *?Udl ?adr rsUroiiatia for ohr mutual. Noremb? W1UiAW>' ?e*lTTT8 M Wl?UAMfl.