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yJw( gaUij gnus. SATURDAY MOBND?Q, JUNE 22, 18G7. LOC^VL IvIAT?EHS. JOB WOBB-Wo havo now completed our ofllco KO tia to 0 HOC ll to, ill tllO BllOrtCBl pOBB?blO lilM ALL KINDu OK JOB, WORK, ami wo' most re? spectfully ask tho patronage of our friends. l'oat UOIco Notice. POST OFFICE, I CUABLESTON, 8. C., May ?, 18?7. \ IIcrcaftcT, until further not ?co, tho Northeastern Mn ila will clime nt 1.10 1'. M., nuil nrriviiig at I he Depot at 9.13 A. M. will ho roaclr for delivery nt ll o'oiook. On Sundays tho Dost Ohio o will open al 12.30 P. M. for ono hour. j Tho Mails lor South Carolina Railroad will con? tinuo to oloso daily at 0 o'clock A. M., and for tho Savannah and Charleston Railroad at 0 A. M. on Mondays, Woduosdays and Fridays. STANLEY O. TROTT, P. M. j Tm CIXAEQE OF Junas MOSES.-This chargo, an published in our e l ilion of yesterday, contniuod nomo inaccuracies. It will bo revised hy tho Judgo, and on Monday wo Will furnish n corroct copy. BBUDEBLICUE BUND.-Owing to tho unnceount abio eon lin nance of rainy weather tho Built] was again disappointed yesterday in regard to their pic nio at Mount rioneaut. D. V., it will come oil On Wednesday no xl. Tm WAUK.-By roforonco to our advertising columns, it will ho soon, thal Messrs. DAnr & Co., offers tho publie a largo and full assortment of 1 I in warn. As this waro ts an important ?tom in n housekeepers collodion, WO advise a call aud ex? amination of thnt for salo nt Mossrs HAUT A Co. IMPORTANT l-l 10.M Wanui MU LIM. A telegram from' Washington states that Gonoral SIOKI.ES' request to he roliovvd from Iiis command, mid demanding n Court of Inquiry, waa suhmittod to tho Presi? dent, Who directed that ( lenci al SICKLES retain his command, and declined to order tho Court of In? quiry dora an dod. ADMITTED To BAH,. --Mr. JNO. CLANCY, a si coud of Mr. BOAU in tho late duel, was ndmitlcd lo hail yesterday afternoon in tho mun of 110,000. An application for a writ of habeas corpus was Hindis mid tho caso heard hoforo Judgo Paraau. The argument waa tundo hy Mosers. SIMONTON mid WUALBX for tho prisoner. BTATE BONDS.-Wo aro pleased to soo hy Mr. ANDREW M. MonELANp's advertisement, ill OUT issno of to-day, that tho bonds of tim State of Soutli Carolina aro In demand, and hnii it na u good limen, and trust that tho day ie lint lar dis?mil whoo our Hiato securities will command in om mar lid tho good old prices of yore ACCIDENT,-Mr. MA.IK REYNOLDS, while Ashing in C.3 harbor yostor?Ay morning, had Ids boat upsot by a Bitddon squall. He succeeded in crawl? ing to tho bottom and hung on to tho keel uutil rescued by a boat sent from tho United Slates Bovonuo Cutter. There was 110 ono oleo iu tho boat, and tho only dnmago experienced by Mr. RKINOLWI was a thorough ?caro and a good wot? ting. -o Trra CHARLESTON ICE DOUSE.-Tho ronovation that bas boon in progress fox BOUJO timo at tho Mooting street leo I lou HO is now completed, and letters so largo that thoso who run may read-toll tho world that it is tho great refrigerator of Charleston. Tho walls hnvo received a dazzling cost of whitewash, and tho wholo building hns hoon repaired and improved, until it has loni, all rceomblanca to tho dingy structuro that formerly' served tho community aa an loo House. Mr. Dun V K v desi r ves tho thanks of tho publia for hui efforts to koop thom cool and comfortable during tho hot months. Uo has enlarged his storerooms anti wells, and they oro now encored by a brau-now shod, on which tho white lottere IOE stand boldly on tho dark slate ground. With such a baso to fall back upon tho fiercest heat eau bo homo; tho dog days loso their torrora, and tho blazing royo of | Sirius fall harmlessly upon us. THE HOSE CABBIAOR OF TOE COLUMBIA Finn COM? PANY. -Tho eplondid hoeo rod to bo presented by tho Now York bremen to their Columbia brethren ' wi.l soon arrive in thia oity, aud as tho firemen of I Charleston havo taken a groat intorost in tho mat- I ter, wc copy from tho Now York Times of tho 18th tho following nc count of tho now carriage: "Lost j evening tho rooms occupiod by tho New York Firemen's Association, on tho corner of Sixth avenue and Fourth strcot, woro thrown opon to tho publio for tho parposo of exhibiting tho handsome now carriage built by tho society for presentation to Independent HOBO Compa? ny No. 1, of Columbia, South Carolina. Tho carriage pravos to bo a splondid picco of work? manship, hoing a bewildering conglomeration of solid rosowood, silver and polished stool, while on tho roel is cotlod flvo hundred foot of now loather hose, Of tho most approved fashion. It Will l>0 re? membered that tho first carriage proparod by tho association for their South Carolina friends was ] oat at sea ou tho 6th of Match last, whan tho Ill fated Andalusia foandcrod on tho outward voy? age to Charleston, and tho present appara? tus is intended to take tito placo of its proto? type. Tho carringo was viowod last ovoning by mauy former mombo ra ot tim old Volunteer Firo Deportment, who all manifested their aurpriso and pleasure at finding tho work? manship of so oostly and unique a charac? ter. Tho cost of thia magnificent gift ia about $3,000 in round fig tiros, and will no doubt surpris o tho Southern company for whom it is i ute m led. To-morrow evening the Society givo a private viow and rocoption to their friends, sud 011 Thursday the Association intond snaking a formal parado through tho city, preparatory to tho carnage be? ing dispatched to its destination in chargo of a committoo. Tho Association comprise 120 mem? bers, and thoy aro admitting now candidates in good numbera. Tho offioora aro : President, H KN? OT WILSON ; First Vico-Prosidont, WILTJA si LAUB; Second Vico, LEWIS J. PASSES; Secretory, ROB EUT ] WRIGHT; Troaauror, FBED. BJDADOOK. All wishing to BOO a hondaomo hoeo carriego should call at oooo, and thoy will not regret their visit. Mi YO g's Cou UT, Juno 2.1-An individual, to for? tuno and to famn unknown, ondcavorod to mako a noiso In tho world, bat finding hie efforts unavail? ing, ho took an opposite tack and soaked himself , with whiskey until Lia fnolingii .overcajpo. him. and ho Bank' to sloop on tho uklowalk. Hb lullaby waa" tho pattering of the rain, but his slumbers woro uneasy, and wero soon disturbed by tho rude clubs of tho portico. Tho guardians) of tho night took tho sleeper in from ont of tho wot, and tho Mayor charged bim $5 for 1 musing bim. Some of Afrio'a noblo eons woro amusing thom salvos, and annoying tho public by tlioir brickbat games, when a raid waa mndo npon them by tho police. Several of them woro capturad, and {.flor a night's lodging in tho Ouord House, waro J reprimanded and discharged. Fire small darkies wore discovorod huddled in 1 spring oort; thoy wero extricated and taken to cell, whore tho accommodations wero bettor than > thoir old quartern. An old toper forgot bia booringa, and struck leo eboro in Church street, whore ho foundered. Hm salvoni towed him to tho haven of rest, and re Hov cd him of ?3 freight. A ooparphalist was discovered Blooping op _ market 'stall, and snoring to Uto tuno "I dreamt that J dwelt,'Ac," A ratio shako destroyed tin {Baaloo, and ?.night in a coll convinced him that | ho bad not gone whore glory waited him. Count or O ENE HAL Sessions ANO COMMON PLEAS -Hon. F. J. Moses Presiding-Tho coso of tl Bute rs. SAJUH Gm DH, receiving at?los goods, was tried, JAMBS SIMONS, Jr., Esq., appearing for tho defence. Tho Jory returned a verdict of "foullly. Tho Hiato Of. Jon* BENN KIT, olios JOHN BULL, EDWARD Ens and lt icu Ann BirrLPtrt-Larceny and Iloeolving Stolon Goods-W. E. MIKBXL, Esq,, ap? peared for tho defence Tho Ovidonou in this case waa dosed, and tho argumenta will bo heard to? day. The Grand Jury roto med tho following indict? ments, with their findings: , The Btate vs. W. D. BRIOOS-Assault and Bat? tery-Tru 0 Bill. Tho Sta to es. AXDDJTW MoOAi.nET-Assault with Intent to Kill and Assault and Battory-Truo Bill. The EU to 0*. l'ATUOK LES, BBITK?R LEK anti Joua SWEENEY-Assault and Battory-No Dill. ' U WITED ?TArm Di ant i OT COURT-Hon. G KO ?OE 8. BRTAW, prodding.-Tho Jurors answered to their names and woro then discharged. No tumi noes waa transacted, and tho Co tiri adjourned. ConONEH'B iMgr/EST.-I?TEOCSTI2<a TEsrrxoira KEOAUDRVO TUB LATE VVUL-YERDOT ? OF TUB J uar.-When tho result of tho Into duo! ?M known in tho city, Coroner WUITOO immediately proco* tu invest?galo thu olrcutneUnooe at? ti .m' i II? tho ileat h nf Mr. Hut. Tho jury first ne; ?oui bled at tho- Boper Hospital nuil viowod tho body, but woro subsequently adjourned to tho Coronori?ofllco, whoro tho testimony was taken. An oxamittation of tho dilTciont witnesses produ? ced tho following u eitlen co : ,, CH.UH.EUTON, Juno 20, 18G7. K. Af. Whiting, J->q., Coroner VharieMon Vittrici; Bia: At your request I bog to submit tho fol? lowing outapsioal examination of body of Edward Itoo for self and Jury of Inquest. Respectfully, HENEY B. HOBLBEOK. ?Xtttctnenl of Autovstcat Jixaminalion of llodytf fc'dtc?ml Hoe, mudo by Dr. ll. il. Ifortbcck. .hint, 20(A, 1807, ailloptr llonpilal.-On examination ol body, Run-flbul wound prcsonlod itself two nnd n hall melien bolownntl ono mid a half inches Imbil ul right mammilla orilleo of cntranco of a pistol hall. Tho ball wan found lo havo entered tho cavity of tho abdomen between tho oovonth nud eighth ribs, travorecd tho livor, lercorating i tho tissues to ti groat extent, passed through tho dinpliragui, on t crin g tho right pleural sac in its jiariotul poi lion -traversed tho lower bringo bunter of right lung, struck spinal column about ruidtllo of donal vorto hrro, passing tho Bpinnl marrow, ooming out from spinal column on loft sido in thick tissues of loug issinuiiB doisi muscle lodging undor skin ou a liuo with its orilleo of entrance. Oonaidora blo quantity of binni! wa* lound in cavity of abdo? men, indicating oxcesnivo internal hemorrhage Tho cst out of injuries inflicted hy tho ball travers? ing thc bodv was ampin cniiBO of death. HENRY ll. UOIILBEOK. William Dong testified that ho was at tho Oak Holel, on tho Mooting strcot Hoad, ubout Tour miles from tho oily. Deponent and Ueorgo Chnp ninu wont tliero togethor; thoy wont there to seo a duel that thov hoard wax to bo fought between T. O. ltoag nud Nod Roo. Tho duol wns fought: Ned Hoe wns hilled; and that Joint Clancy nud John T. .Mel Ju wall were the seconds on tho occasion (ns ho has hean inforiiiod by general rumor). Ho BAW tho fight; ho saw tho pistol fired ell by T. O. Hong; it was tho only pistol fired nt tho timo, lio hoard o pistol tired oil sollie lon or fifteen minutes nflor. i iii p<ment saw tho docensed fall at tho limo that T. G. Boag fired bis pistol. Deponent further nays that (Icorgo Chapman, Potor Jonas, J. T. McDowell, John Boag, O, A, Calvo, and John Clancy, woro present. Ho Baw F. A. Micboil thorc ofter tho occurrence. Deponent mid Ooo. Chap? man cauto to town immediately niter. Hr vron nt mid inn noir tho fi nee at I be tillie tho duol mu fought. (loo. Cbnpmnn testified that a fow moments be? fore ono o'clock 1'. M., on yesterday, ho saw s nan inge pass up King, near Spring et root, con' tabling Mr. Hoe (tho deceased) and John T. Mo Douall; deponent know thal n duel waa to bc lung bl hy T. tl. Boag anti tho docoasod; tho car? rego drovo to n house in Spring strcot, wost ol King alrcot, nnd remained Inoro about foui m i nu les, when n person gut ont, nnd afterwards re? turned to tho ourringo; tho carriage returned tc King street with said pardos in it, mid drovo nf King street; deponent and Wm. Bong woro rilling ill n buggy BOmO distance behind; tho carriage drovo into Ibo Oak Tavern lot; deponent nud Wm, Boag drovo in at tho north or tho limier deponent got ont, and a short limo nftor ho san John T. McDownll and John Bong go into tho ave ntio mid mark out tho ground nt ton pacos, nui (bat after tho ground had boon marked out Mr. John Cluney und Mr. U. A. Cnlvo drovo tip in i buggy; Mr. Clancy thon wont to Mr. T. Q. Bonj. and reported his arrival on tho ground, whon Mr T. O. Hong raid bo was glad ho liad como: a pinto was handed to Mr. Clancy, who thou took hts po nitioii ns Ilia second of Mr. T. Cl. Boag; Mr. Chine' went to John T. MoUowall, tho second of Mr, Ito' (tho deceased) and tried to nrraugo tho difficult; and prevent tho dm 1; when Mr. Clancy wont to Mr McBownll, Mr. Itoo wau -.standing alongside 0 Nr. McDowell; a lew mo ni en ts after Doo, M id )o wal nnd Clancy como ' from thc. ground to n, dla lance of nhottt sovcuty-fivo yards; Clano, reported that nothing could bo dono ? ii tho way of n netti em et il of tho' dilUculty About one hour mid twenty inn mt es was after warda spent in trying to arrango tho difficult} whon J. T. McDowall said "that Mr. Koo corri I bern to light, mid them ho was," T. O, Boo, Ult u said to Mr. Koo that ho did not wlab to hov any diflloiilty with him. T. O. Boa? thon askc tho dcco.iscd "what ho was, whether ho wns n mn or n gentleman.'1 Koo thou asked T. Q. Boag if h had a knife. T. O. Uoag replied Hint ho did nc carry such a weapon. Afterwards Mr. Cnlvo an O. W. Crammer wont to Mr. McDowall mid Mr. Ito and tried to prevent tho dncl. It was thou abeu; throe o'clock. Mr. clancy tuon wont to Mr, Mi UOWAU and Koo and returned in a few minutes an told T. O. Bong that Mr, MoDownll Raid tin "nothing would do hut a fight." after which M Roo used vory violent langnngo toward Mr. T.1 C Boag, nnd said that "ho como up th ero for a ilgl and lie wanted it." Itoo said "ho would fight Koa ill any way, shape or form," but roqucstod Una " not to shoot hun in tho hack ;" T. G. Boag sal that ho " saw that nothing could bo' douo within a light, and that ho did not wish to fight Koo Mr. McDowall then said, " Tl irre is tho groan marked oui, cum Mr. Hoe wan thora roady an waiting for thc fight ;" T. O. lb mg and doponoi thou went down thc avenue, mid Koo mid M ello wa followed ; Mr. McDowall naked who hnd a piccb i specie, as ho wanted hi toss up for tho dioico i ground ; Mt. Koo ropliod that " Mr. Boag cou uiko any choleo of tho ground, aa Lo had nono Mr. BOO then measured thu [.round, und fools li position ; Mr. John Clancy thou took his posits ut ton paces os marked out ; Tho seconds hantle I ho 'pistols to tho principals ; Doponont hoard M Clancy soy, " Gentlemen, aro you ready ;" Thu r ply was, "Bendy;" Mr. Clancy thon gavo tl word " Firo-^Ottc, two, thfeo f Upon tho Uro d ponent saw tho deceased fall ; Ho (deceased) d nol Uro oil hie pistol ; Deponen I wont up and !o nmincd tho wound ; Deponent thon carno to tl eilv with Mr. Kong. Charles A. Cnlvo tostiflod-That on Wodnonda about 10 o'clock, A. M.. ho hoard that a dnol tr to ho fought bet ween tho deceased mid T. O, Boa and that Mr. John Clancy was to ho tho eccond I Mr. Boag. Deponent, hoing a friand of both pt tics, determined not to go op. About half-past o'clock, P. M., on bia way to dinner ho mot n Clancy in front of tho Mills House; ho woo sop what surmised lo m net him. Doponont nuked J Clancy why it waa that ho was not out with t parties.?Magod in this duol. Mr. Clanoy nppci od to bb niirpnsed un it wan tho first intimai! that' ho lind of tho thou contemplated du Clanoy then said, "Thia tiling must bo stopples At that inonu nt limy hoard that Mr. T. G. Bo and Goingo Chapman were at Mr. Dadanho tavern, lu Mooting street, notting ready to ata they hastened ul) to Badonhop's tavern, u asked 3Mr. Badcnhop if Mr. T. G. Boag had bc there; no replied that ho had, but hod Toft abeu half hour previous to their coming; deponent a Mr. Clancy did not know whero Ibo duol was tb fought; Mr. Clanoy then proposed to got a bun or carnngo to hunt up tho piaco of mooting; tl returned to tho Milla House, and soolng Dir. V cell's buggy at tho door, borrowed-it; they tl wont to tho raco track, but discovered nothing tho partios Micro; thoy thon wont lo tho Four A lltuise, whero thoy mot T, G. Boag standing hi piazza; upon getting out of tho buggy, T. G. Bt nnd John Boag approached thom; Mr, T, Boag sold to Mr. Clanoy, "1 om glad |to you, as ho thought he (Clanoy) would not coi and ho had got his rotativo, Mr. John Bi to act. Ho preferred that his relativo would not i and then ns pies ted Mr. Clancy to not aa his BOCO T. G. boag thou said to Mr. Clanoy, " Did you my noto Yost night?" Mr. Clanoy ropliod, "? T. G. Boag thou called a col oreti hoy nan Chorlos, and asked him if had carried tho rai Ch ar I os susurre il, "Yen;" Mr. Clancy rom tins tra with Boag, and hogged him lo desist and not 11} and told him ho had nothing to gain by it: Clancy nt first deolinod acting, as ho knew no th of tho Codo of Honor; Mr. Boag undertook to plain to Mr. Clanoy what his duties woro; dat that timo Mr. Roo and Slr. McDowall npproao t li e ui ; Mr. Hong sold to Mr. Koo nnd Mr. MoDoi that ho was only instructing Mr. Clancy os to his HOB; Mr. McDowall said to Mr. Boag, "when vou through with him (Mr. dimity), that ho (MoDow would nave a talk with him; Boo and MaDo wall w. od off to tho ground selected hy thom; Mr. Cia relumed to whero doponont was standing, still Histing that tho fight should not toko placo; : Boag replied to Mr. Clancy that tho matter gouo too far and ho hoped bis friontls would compromiso him* Mr. Boag insisted . that ', Clancy Bhonld go to Mr. Roo and Mr. MoDo nuil make thoorrangomonlafortho duol; Mr. Clo did so; Clanoy returned to Mr. Boag and in sb; further that tho fight should not go on, aa ho not think Mr. McDowall was in a emull teaot tn tho matter, r - ho liod ovory rOA?n 'novo mat "Tar, MaT>'? rea - waa- intoxica A fier Mr. Clanoy had tuo tho abovo roma Mr. G. W. Crammer wont over to whero Mr. ; Douall and Roo woro standing by request of Clancy and Mr. Boag to moko known to thom nm sim why ttl ey dcofinixl fighting; nomo boleta language took placo between Roo and MoDoi ofter Mr. Crammer relumed, doponent.wont to Roo (and Mr. al oDo wall towards Mr. Crammer ) hogged Mr. Roo to desist, and told him ho not a friend on tho ground that could roprc him: Roo appealed to doponont to oct as hi oona, as thu world was down on him, and th? (dcponont) was his only friend; doponont dooli and Roo sud that H tittle cl it; Roo tuen abused Boag in a shameful marmor; Mr. Clanoy Baili tc T. G. Boag not to notion bim, as what ho Baie not moko him so; tboy thon advanced to tho gre Roo anti McDowall following after thom; not hoing satisfied with tito ground ntopped i again. Both partios took thoir positions, McDowall alongsido of Mr. Roo, and Mr. '1 Boag took his stand alono.- Mr. MoDowoll ho Mr. Itoo his pistol, and Mr. Boag hold bis pl st bis hand. Mr. Clanoy thon unid ''if yon aro d mined to fight I. will givo tho word." Ile stepped nsido, and asked, "Aro you ready, gc mon ?" Thoy holli responded ,Tyo8." Mr. Cl gavo Ibo word, "Oro-ono, two, throo," ant tween tito words two and throo Mr. Boag Uro pistol ; Roo foll ; dcponont and Clancy tuon lei ground, not knowing What Injury Roo ha cei veil, but boliovod at tb at Hmo that bb was k Tho docoasod wan A bad man, notoriously riol Hitit was his general e.harne 1er. I G. W. Crammer tesl i fl rd, that on yesterday i 0 A.M., T. O. Boag called on doponont ant quest ed him lo accompany him to tho Foul Himno, to ho there at two o'clock, au ho v fight a duol with tho deceased at th".t timo; iiont conBonled to do to upon tho condition ho ho allowed to nd as mediator; n short altor thoy had arrivod at Ibo Four Milo lie carriage wns driven up containing tho deo and J. T. McDowall; John Boag mid Mr. Mel: immediately conferred togethor in an adjc room, and whilo thoy woro in said room dop lion.nl tho report of two pistols flrod off int air from said room; doponont Immediately into tho room and saw J. Boag and MoDowa Hog Mid pistols In onlor; doponont thon pro; to bo thomctAB of arranging tho difficulty to a fight; John- Boag carno into tho room, an t hero waa room for a sottlomcnt of tho tliflloi could bo orrangod. McDowall thon oonforre dcooasod, ofter which TYf oDovrall ' ropliod' Ihi subject was closed, that Roo had como ti fight. Deponent oxprcBBod a doop' rogre thought t?mt ho had goiio far enough, ind ought to ho solUod thon and thora. * Jobi anti J. T. McDowall wont out and moaeurod fnundi,at Unit Hmo Jno. GUpcy and C, A Wtar>W ?noli Oladoy ?flr???hjng ?ag, fio oiprcssod a gratification or lila orr tho ground In timo, D?pocont thoh told Boag that no orrarigOmontB could bo made ' .;>,:;vi ." "?'..'' ">..' . lipid/ ti ix t?o tho matter. T. O. Donn tuon ??W ft?*, 1,0 could, ooo that they vroro dotonuinod lo fight. Jno. Doag ttiou handed tho piatol to Mr. Jno. Clancy, vflio took his position aa tho second of Mr. Bose. Doponont again npproachod lloo and McDowell, nud insisted that tho fight shouhl bo stopped. Mr. Jrio; Clanoy said, nt tho tinio, that ho would not nllow Mr. Bung to light Itoo, und nukud MoDovvuii il ho would nliok to hiui, who replied that ho would. Boo, McDowell, T. O. Boan, and Jno. Clanoy, also O. Chapman and 0. A. Cairo, wout to tho ground, and about flvo or SOTOD minutes after ho hoard the report of a pistol: ho hoard eomo ono Bay Roo waa killed; deponent thou returned to tho cifv with T. (J. Boag mid John Bong. thomas II. nankins testified : That on tho 10th. inet, tho deceased and J. T. McDowall carno to his tavern, known nu tho Oak drove or Four Milo Hons?, shout two o'clock P. M. Boo said ho was going to havo a fight with T. O. Boag. About tho Bauio timo several pomona carno up to his lavern ; about an hour after ho hoard tho report ota pistol. Two gentlemen enmo into hie tavern and look a drink : dopononl asked thom what waa tho matter; ono of Hiern replied that it waa ovor, and that Boo WOB uhot. J. T. McDowoll mot dopononl, nud said that poor Nod was eliot and ho would go for tho doctor ; deponent thou closed bia bat-room and wont out into tho avenuo and thoro found tho body lying on tho ground and no person willi him ; do ?louent removed tho body of tho deceased to hid loaso and sont for Dr. II. B. Uorlboek and tho wifo of tho deceased. Bio waa speechless ; ho dlod three hourn and twenty minutes after tho duol. Toter Jones testified timi ho wno tho proprietor of tho lintel in Oeorgo atroot known aa tho Live Oak Club House; that ho was in tho neighborhood on tho 10th ioatant, in company with Janies Dob? bin; thoy wont into tho bar-room of Thomas II. Hawkins and took a drink; ho saw sovcral gentlo mon thoro, aiming whom ho recognized T. 0. Bong aud Wm. Bong: tho others ho did not recog? nize; doronont mid Air. Dobbin itu mediately lilt tho hole! and proceeded up tho rood about a quarter of a milo abovo tho placo to collect eomo mouey; thoy returned io or about throo-quartors of nu hour afterward; thoy* wont into tho bar-room mid took another drink; thoro waa no otherporaon in tho bar-room oxcopt Mr. Hawkins ; thoy remain? ed thoro about flvo minutos, nud bo proposed to Mr. Dobbin to return to tho city; thoy wont to tho fonco where ' tho luirse aud wagon wna tied, mid while untying tho horeo ho Baw Mr. T. O. Boag aud about twolvo persona, whom ho did uot recog? nize, pees down a lane or nvonno; while standing thoro ho hoard tho report of a pistol; ho turned round and saw Mr. T. G. Boag have a pistol in lils hand: deponent walked ovor to tho ground and saw tho deceased laying on tho ground: ho did not know ltira: de [Mme ul spoko to Mr. T. O. Boag afterward and ad via od him to surrender himself to tito authorities iuiniudlatuly; MT. Haag replied that ho would do eu; du|nmunt and Mr. Dobbin carno to th) City; deponent thulka that ho saw Mr. F. A. Michel] in tho tavern while ho was thoro; depo? nent brought down Mr. Michel to tho city that ho might report tho samo to tho Provost Marshal; deponent hulda no oflico under tho military or civil authorities. F. A. Michell testified that on tho morning nf tho 10th inst., between tho hours of 12 and 1 P. M., ho received orders aa United Slates Detective, from Mnjir Crawford, Provoot Marshal of tho Charleston Tost, to nrreet YV*. B. Biggs, nnd bring him to his oflico at tho Citadel. Ho started to ! execute said warrant with Jno. T. McDowall, Jr.; thoy wont to tho boarding houso at Ibo northeast corner of King nnd Alan' street; not Unding Higgs thoro, mid Mr. J. T. McDowall said ho would go to dinnor; deponent proposed to go up King ntroot mid BOO if ho could und Biggs, but AlcDow nll loft to got his dit uior. After that doponont carno to tho corner nnd obtained information that in? duced him to boUovo said Biggs had como down tito road with two cows, nud Thus, B. Hawkins passing, deponent risked him if ho could givo him* a ride up tito road, ur loan hint n horeo. Hawkins ropliod that ho had just purchased a horse at tho niables iii Cannon street, and that ho might rido it tip; deponent got tho homo mid wont up to tho Four Milo Houso and deli vernal tho horne to Mr. Hawkins mid wontOinto tho bar to tako n drink ; ho there saw Mr. T. U. Bong and (ieorgo Crnniiuer in tho bar-room in tho oct of taking a drink; Mr. Crnmmor naked deponent to join them in a drink, which ho did; deponent then, with Hawkins, wont into tho yard to look nt tho horeo which tho deponent had liddon up) thoy rotumed to tho liar croom and took another drink, nnd re? marked to Mr, Hawkins what waa Uiat porty doing out thurn under tim oak (reen ; Hawkins an? swered ho did not know; doponont loft tho piazza wout into tho room and again naked Haw? kins what was that party talking about? Hawkins again said ho did,not know, that ho would go out and soo dopononl ; thon walked to? ward tho party, whou ho saw rv mail walking up and down, with his hands (n his pocket cursing T. (1, Iloau in n violent ni an ll er, saying that Boag waa n q-d coward and wonted tu book ont, rind that ho would fight him in any shape manner or binn, and that ho had conto thoro to liavo n light, Deponent remarked Hint i I waa nomo d--d bar? room scrapo and wont hack into tho bar-room ; deponent nineo ascertained that th o man abusing Boag wan tho deceased, Edward lloo ; dojiononl remained in tho bar-room eomo ton ot flfloon miu utos, when ho came nut into tho piazza mid saw that tho party had loft that placa wheeo they worts Btnitding under tho oaks, DepOnont asked a colored man standing thoro whore thoy had gone; ho answered lhal ho did uot know what direct i on thoy had taken: doponont askod Hawkins if ho had any ri po tomatoes; Haw? kins said vee, and if doponont would go into tho rsi m ho would lind them; deponent started, but ivhon ho got inside tho gato ho heard a pistol go .IV; ho thou hastened up, and saw tho deceased lying on tho grmpid: ho examined tho body, and Touud ito bod boon allot; doponont naked deceased If ho could speak, but received no reply; thora ivas no person rroaont at that Hm?: as hp was ?bout leaving ho saw Air. Veter Jones and Janies Dobbin coming un; ho told thom doccosod was shot, and showed them tho wound; doponont Im? mediately como to tho city and reported tho mai? lor to tho Coroner. Jamos Dobbins testified that ho, having hoard I tho t? tn lemont mada by Mr. Peter Jones, confirms tho Samo in every particular 0S trUO and correct and that ho docs not hold any oflico under tho aivil or military authorities. ri ND INO OP oo no ircn. a xunr. "That Uio aforesaid Theodora O. Boag, as prin? cipal, and John Clancy and John T. McDowall, ss accessories, in manner and form aforesaid, Edward Boo thon and thoro feloniously did kill, against tho ponen and dignity of tho samo Stato aforesaid." Tho following named gontlomon conatituted tho |ury of inquost : JOHN O. KELLY. p. T DROWN. J. HILVEItSTINB. P. YOUNO. WM. o. MCGUIRE. J. HAAS. JOHN W. MILL::lt. JAMES MoCONKKY. O. M AH UN KY. W. G. MUCKENKUbS. JOHN D. BUL WINKLE, M. GANNON. Tnt OABINET OnoAif.-Tho most valuable and distinctive cbaraoteriatio of tho MASON & HAHUN instrnmontais undoubtedly thou* quality of tone. There ls aUquid smoothness and purity, a froo- j dom from horahnosa and .hardness of character, which is vory notable and praiseworthy. Their in- I strum nuts havo a near approach to that round sonority which is Bought for in tho diapasons of a' pipo organ. Tho rapidity of their action, tho quickness with which tho tono responda winni a koy is touched, is also a notable excellence. Their perfection in this respect extends thoir capacity to Light, rapid muaio, aa woll aa those moro slow and sombro strains which havo boon clans od as organ music-N. T. Woria, Tux PEARLY OATES.-Puro white tooth and a awoot breath, issuing Uko porfumo from tho roso, through a pair of lovely Ups, aro, aa BRA KATE AUK Hayn, "an excellent thing in woman." To keep tho "poorly gatos" of tho mouth always npotloss, and tho breath always fragrant, lt ia only noooasary to uso tho BOZODONT doily. , . ? tuthaS MAnsDEN'a PCOTOOAL BALK, euros Whooping Cough. . ,. j i? D0WIK & MOLSI', Agents. GOODRICH, WINGMAN it CO., Agents. KI.VH1UH. "ll' A now and important remedy for ra orri od ladies L'i roldara can bo ob tain od and 'tho article supplied upon application to Uio wholoaolo agonis. '.~.~t-r.-'-DOWDS & HOBIE, South?ni Drug HoufiV/NO/lSt Trtootinft ?tr??.. April ll thstuSmat . 1 " "S^HT If you want cheap Blank Books; If yon want ohoap Stationery, Envolopos, Pa- | per, .Vc, or, sfoMBS* Almanac; - 1 If you want Printing executed neatly; < ' ll yon want Booka bound in anyatylo. cr Account j Booka rondo to ord ur, with any. desi rod pat t ern ol ruling, go to DULAH BAWKK, NO. GO Broad stroet, j BUSINESS NOTICES.! ALL KINDS 07. JOB WORK DO NH AT THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE. Try Them. Many poraons have within ibis summer experienced the benefits to bo derived from tho use of FAS ?mn's H SPATIO Brrrxas. Wo would recommend them to all who stand In need of a tonic For sal o by aU Druggists. , - '? ' October 8 If Lire and Health'?em be Estimated br I dollars and cents, URB. WINSLOW'S' bOOl'IUNO BYIIUP, tor all rt I tim in willi which children are afflicted, ' ls worth tts weight In gold. It relieves Ibo child, from pain, invigorates tho stomach and bowels, cures ! wind I colic, and carries the Infant safely through Ibo critical | period of toothing. Ue sure and call lor ....MRS. WIN BLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP," Oaring tho/oe rimtft of "Cunna ft Pxjurnrs" on tho ont* | sido wrapper. AU others aro base Imitations. | DO WI H it iiOISIC. No. isl Mooting street, opposite tho Charleston Hotel. Jone 20 thstua The Time to Adverltic Itt the Country. . .TBS Pnoutrx baa a' large'circulation throughout th t. J middle and upper1 Dlatricta of tbe State. Advertising j rabis aa reasonable ss tho stringency of the money mar* ant will warrant. Merchants and others wishing to use j the columns of the paper will address JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor, February 36 Columbia, a . Puro Brandy. THE INFAM0U8 THAOTICK OF ADULTKnATINO DHAN DI 1US having bocuiiio ?o rniiiiion, Ilia? agc-milic article tl thooxcoplion, lt ta of itlal Importance to Hume ropilr?ig lt for Fsmlly Usu sud Invalids, Hurt il slum',.! bo of undoubted purity ami oUiracy. Wo aro pleased to ootlco thal llio nhl auil |>opular WliH Importers, DINING EU A CO., Io. io llearor slrcot. Ken York, aro very opportuiio lu catting Uio sttoiillou ot fiuul lice to their j "OOLD MEDAt GOONAC," of willoh thoy say, that, "Will a vim? to mating tho I popular dumaud for a reliable Urandy In lu natural state I free from alcoholic il ivor and Impurities, and fully appro I dating tho fact that U ls o (len recommended hy thu Modi- | cal Faculty as a sustuiulng stlnnlant, when all other i medias rall, wo aro now bolling and selling st reasona? ble rates a Urandy of our ows importation from ono of tho moat rcaponslblo Houses in France, sud Ituowu ss ..MNINOEHUoom MEDAL COCINAO. This Standard Arllclo ls soil by all of thc prominent I Druggists. some February 9 Know thy Destiny. MAJIAJIB E. F. 'liions ros. tho great Euglieu Astrolo? gist, Clairvoyant and Psychtniutriclsn, ?ho has aston? ished tho sdcutlQo classes of the Old World, han now lo? cated herself st Hudson, N. V. Maitsuio TaontiToN pos? sesses such wonderful po weis of second sight as to ena? ble her io Impart knowlodgo of tho greatest Imiwrtaticu to tho sluftlo or married of oithor sex. Whilo lu a state of trance, ?ho delineates Iii? very feature* or the person you aro to marry, ami by tl? aid ur au lu-tm m cut of in? tonso power, known as tho PiychoinutruiH.', guarantees to ! prodnco s life-like picture of tho future husband or wifo | ol tho applicant, together with dato of marriage, position in life, loading trail?of character, Ac. This ls no hum? bug, os thousand of testimoi?als ron assert Hbo will scud, whon desired, a certified certificate, or written' guarantee, that tho picture Li what lt pirporli lo lie. Dy enclosing a small lock of hair, and lng plucu of hirth, age,disposition nud comploxlon,and cucluuiuit Ity eeuti I and slumped envelope aili rinsed to yourself, you will ru? rel vo tho picture sud desired Information hy rellim mall, Ali communications sacredly coufldcnllal. Addrcs?. In confide] co, Madame E. F. THORNTON, !.. t). itu'iA Hudson. N. Y ly March 30 AN OLD FRIEND. For many years tho Press of tho couutry hao shram cl ed tho beneficial effects or HOSTETTEH'S 6TOMACU DITTEIia. Editors, auuiors, physicians, merchants, ofHeera of tho army sud navy, ehemists, counsellors, mlolstcrs of tho gospel, in short, a groat cloud of willies*- ' es of every profession, trado and calling, hsvo testified to Ila orQcacy as a touto and regulating medicine Tho namco and statements or these witnesses hare been pub? lished lu tho public prints. Many of them aro well known to tho wholo public. Their testimony has never boen challenged or Impugned. This OLD FRIEND has boon tried and pronounced, on Uio authority of thoso whoso lives and health it has preserved, a pure, lisnnlces and eminently salutary proparalinn. Attempts Lavo hoon modo to rival it- Thoy hero lal led. There ts nothing ronni to tho enjoyment experienced hy tho al? li icted when in1'!," tin ? valuable spc-ific. Its mild tone, its miro and vl;'oiaction upon a disordered stomach, ana th o cleansing of tho ci Uro human body, recommend lt to tho wholo commun? y os a ?ELI Alli.M till KM). Juno IT 0 Froo to Everybody. A Lsrre 0 pp. Circular, giving Information of thc greatest Importance lo tho young ol lioth acxes. Il loaches how thc hone ly may become beaulllul, tile despised respected, and thu forsaken loved. No young lady or gentleman should fail tn lend Ihelr address, and receive a copy post-laid, hy return malt Address P. O. Drawer, 'il, March 30 lyr Tro/, N. Y. MISCELLANEOUS. TINWARE! A Full Assortment nt Low Figures. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HART & CO., IMPORTERS OF HARDWIRE, CORNER OE KING AND MARKET STREET Juna 92 _ . smv DENTIST. ROOM? AT ms HI MDF.NOt', NORTHWEST COR NKU of Meeting and Society Streets. Juno IO WB&UO "ii eueu" SEGAS, ST?BE, OORff BR BROADWAY AMI 17 III STU BET, SEW TURK. rniIB UNDERSIGNED WILL DE PLEASED TO BEE A his SouUiern Mends. The choicest HAVANA HE? GAUS, of all tho leading brands, with a general assort? ment of Smokers' Articles always on hand. June 4_D. PITOLE HQ ?I, Agent. A CARI). MCKAY & CAMPBELL, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 13G Meeting Strcot, OPPOSITE FAVILION HOTEL, LATE OF NO. 60 HABEL STREET, CtOLIOTT CONSIGNMENTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS IO nf MERCHANDISE, and aro pn-porod lo mako liberal advances on samo, Special attention given to outdoor salas. WILLIAM UcKAY. JOHN CAMPBELL. June 30 thAinlroo LOOK AT THIS! LUMBER YARD. AVERY GENERAL ASSORTMENT PRIME SEASON? ED NORTHERS PINE LU MUER. t.! V,_' ateo, HARK PINE aud BUILDING MATERIALS Moiddtngs, Rash, Doors, Newels, Balusters. A largo stock of Mahogany and Ulack Walnut, in all snapes Rosewood and Mabbgtny Veneering Mahogany, Walnut and lino Counter Tops Oak, Ash, Hickory, Poplar, Fence Paling. Shingles. Also (soma u^imagodi Wrought Spikes, S and 0 Inches. All will bo cold hm1 for cash. ? J. N. WOOD, Agent. Jane ld S3*. Unguard et,nour Markotand Church. N. STAFFORD, WO. a? IT I,TON' STREET, NEW YORK, . Man uraetarer and Wholcsalo Dosier In STENCIL STOCK. INDELIBLE DTK. BRUSHES, ZING FRAMES, Pit APR AND GERMAN SILVER CHECKS. KEY TAOS, STEEL RINGS,' BTEN'ilL DIES, ?ko., Ac. Xfjr Berri for Circulars. -ftS April 18 ', ? ,_JB_ FUN FOR ALL! FULL INSTRUCTIONS] DY WHICH ANY PERSON, malo ot female, can master the great art of Ven? triloquism by a fow toora' practice, making a world ol fun, and after boco ml uj experta thom soires, caa leach others, thereby1 makin I lt a source of income. Fall In? structions sent by mal for 60 cents. Batia&voUon guar? anteed. If ? Address P. O. Draw? 91, Troy, N. Y. May 18 - -_lyr LEA & PERRINS' CELEBRATED WORCEMRE um. PRONOUNCED J EXT II ACT . . DY ' wf i'f a letter from a _m_ ?BJ MEDICAL GENTLEMAN OONNOIUBEDIW j M t? Madras, lo hie IO I? Tin OKC1 fl&V Erotiicrat assBcJ. WOR0EBTER, May, Good Snuco BK iffl? "Tell LEA A JPKR ann Avrucanut f?SS R1NH that their SAUCE ?S?"' "* highly esteemed In In? TO E-SF^- dla.andis.lnruyoplnlon, . v. - t8w#? the most palatable, M EVPRY VARIETY ?TW-rell ?a tho most who'-e fejrSa?orno SAUCE that is OP DISH. . . . " -??"raado." Tho success of ihr? i ist dtvltclous and nnrivalloi 1 caa. dim ont having ca oars rpajiy nr, priim.pl cd dc-lere to apply tho nemo to Sj? -Loot OompoinuU, the Pjro.to ls rttptetfnUu aod tarneit reranestod to seo that the naroo of LEA k Pr nama sn npon tho WRAPPER, LABEL, uro PP KR and BOTTL . Manufactured by LEA 4 PBRIIN8. WorecLtpr. JOHN BBNC?N??'SONS', % IiQBm ?a Tu? fJWTio October 19 - ? ? .. . . ... tow^r,. .>? ?.. . .?;'..killt* i. , . ?' I i . -:\< ... ?Uti l J /lim .h..v M th. ,I 'I I SAIOONS._ ICE CREAM; Mm c. liliNM'.MAN, NAHSAII HIUKET, WEAK Un- corner ut Columbus, lu fum?n tho iiubllu lint .in- will il. volt- Ibo i rr.-u, u ol bur ICE OK KA M narden, lining cl.; I ?I days, eommonclng Tatt (AComtiy) Keening, .i I coc.tlnulni; until Mon.lay Evening (Juno 24th) next, ni -lii-lve, lor tho benefit of Ibo now German Lutheran Ihttirh to biierocle'l tn thbi etty Conoert muele ou Hirco evenings of thia week. _7_ Juuo_17_ ICE CREAM. rruIE UNDKUSIONBD RESPECTFULLY INFOIlMfl JL hts ronner customers, omi tho public gcnarally, tlist ho lias rcoiKuiotl, for thoscaaou, his SALOON, No. tu CALHOUN OT'HEKT. opposite Elizabeth, ?hero he will bo liatipy lo nervo them. Having attentive sltcud tuits, hts efforts will ho to picone. Thu qnall'y of lils Cream ls too wrll kuown for comment. Foiulllcs sui>|illcilaa uiual tu Humilities to sui I, at all hours. Tlc Nice, Maroona, etc., supplied ot tho shortest no t?-c. in ell cases, Cream, quality ami quantity warranted. No chargo if tho Cream do.i't provo os recommended. ll KN lt V IA H CO M I tl]. MOT Tho ICE CHEAM Wouou will bo out every day, Mundays excepted. lum May 38 RAILROADS. KEW SCHEDULE ON SPAIITANITURU AMI UNION RAILROAD. ON AND AF TEH MONDAY, 1'IIK HOril MAY INST, tho P?dinger Train will run on MONDA YB, WED NKfiDAYH lind HATUHDAYK. Down Trains leaving Hum-tanluir?: C. H., at 0 A.M., arrive at Alston at 11:30 A.M. Up Trains leaven Alston al 12:30 P.M.; arrive at dnartaubiuu C. H., at 7:00 P.M. THUS. IL JET EB, President 9. ami U. Railroad, tlulonvlllc, B. C., May 10, 18C7. Ma) 23 Imo MACHINE SHOPS._ JOUN F. TAYLOR. JAMES BABBLEY, .?ON ? Charleston, S. C. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. PROPRIETORS, Engineers, Boilermakers, FOUNDERS, ETC., AnE PllEPAllED TO EXECUTE ALI. ORDERS FOB. | HIGH mill LOW PRESSURE, PORTADLE ni?l HTATIONERY STEAM ENGINES ond HOILEUS, RICB I TlIIlArlllKlts (from uow patterns, with all ttio modem Improvements). STEAM MAW Ml I.I.s. ftc. Ate. HASTINGS IN IRON AND BRASS Prom|itly attended lo with neatness and dispatch. Repairs to Marino and ol her Work, Khali receive special attention. FOR n.M.r.-tine 1'Mi orso poner Q IEAM ENGINE, nearly new; Boveral now ana sccoud-h nd DOil.Elt j, ti to io luirse i ?in er. ALBO, CONSTANTLY IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION, 10, 12 ami 20 ll orso Power Steam Engines. Uv All Ordern fur REPAIRS or NEW Wt)UK al lal) re? ceive our prompt sud careful attention. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. May ll 0mo December IS sloth lyr WILLIAM S.HENEREY, MACHINIST AND FOUNDER. No. 314 Meeting street, I MO AH UNE:,) CHARLESTON, S. C MANUFACTURES STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS auil MACHINERY, Baw Mills. Com Mills, Uaroo Powers, Vertical aud Horiznutal Sugar Mills, Cotton Sood Crushers, McCarthy Cotton Gins, and all Hods of Iron and Dross Castings, to order. April 25 thatnimo NEW .ORK STEAM ENGINE no., MANUFACTURERS OF ENOINE LATHES, PLANERS, LMPROVED OAR WHEEL ROSES. BOLT CUTTERS, DTRIOHT DRILLS, AND MCIIINISK' TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Works at Worcester, Mass. OFFICE AND WARERO^M, No. 222 FEARL ST., RBI*V a OH IS . AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK. Factory, lladson City, N. J. WHOLESALE SALES ROOM NO. IIS JOHN Killi;HT, NEW YORK. . AUL 8TYLEH AND ORADE8 OF LEAD PENCIL A of su|Krior quality aro manufactured and offered ^at fair lenna to th o Tracie. Tho publio aro Invited to give tho AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL tho pre? ference 'HIE PENCILS ARE TO BE RAD AT ALL TUE PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AND Ntl HON DEALERS. ASE FOR THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. " TOT I MUSIAL? BHEFF1ELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ) EtartraxTUNQ Dxvurratzirr, J YALI COIJJCOE, Novorn V 10, 18G8. ) I havo always recommended tho Faber Polygrede Lead Pencils os tho only pencils flited fdr both ornamen? tal and mathematical drawing! but, after a thorough trial of tho Amurl ran Polygrado La-ad Pendis, man ninelUM?1 by tho American Lead Pencil Company, Now York, I find Hu m superior to any pencil in use, oven to the Faber or the old English Cumberland Lead Pencil, being a superior pencil Cor sketching, ornamental and mechanical drawing, and all tho ordinary naca of alead pencil. These pondla aro very finely graded ami havo a very smooth load; oven the ooftest pendis hold the point well; they are alt tl tat can bo desired In a pencil. It glvea mo great pleasure to be able to aosnro Americana that they ?111 no longer bc compelled to dopend upon Germany or uny other furolgu market for pourus. COU 18 HAIL, Professor of Drawing, Ac ?j ALI? PXHC1U9 AOS BTAIaTXDt tai- "AMERICAN LEAD PE NC II. CO. N. Y." Nono genuino wltlicmt tho exact nam. of tho firm: ;ook to lt Hmo _December la T AV UN'- It II KI* i; lt H'm OT It'll. OFFICE CLERE OF COUNCIL, 1 Mardi l,lfto7.i ALL TAVERN-KEEPERS, AND PERSONS RKTAIL INQ spirituous Uriuora, within the dty limttn, who have not oxocnted their bond? and taken out tho proper oonls to ?how that thsy havo lkenso to sell, will bo re Dortod oe not complying with the law, aller Monday, Bib Tboso who have cards aro hereby notified to havo Hu. samo placed In a conspicuous place In Uio window. AD. tklllnfl to observo thia notice wlU alaoto reported, ?dor Ulo sriive-menuooad time. -.1 W.H.Hk'mi. Moroni . : ? 'i ' Clerk of Oouucll. . THE SUMTER WATCHMAN ?B PtTDLlBHED EVERY' WEDNESDAY, Af' SUM TER, 8. C, by GILBERT k FLOWERS, Proprietors. POUR DO LIAI IS per anuu'a, invariably lu advance Ai I vcrti acm rn In In BC ried at u rja) rates.. ' livery mylo ol iob .Print I mr cetro u led in the neates' style odd greatest lUspatok. hr pose oct I (???iHli ri. . .i ... li i . . ' AGRICULTURAL. CHARLESTON AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. LITTLE & MARSIIALL, No. 140 Meeting Street, (OPPOSITE PAVILION nOTRI.,) Dealers In nil kUiils or Agricultural Implements, SAW AND ROLLER GINS. COTTON GINS. HENEREY'S McOABTIIY OIN. H. I*. EMERY A SON'S SAW OIN AND CON? DENSE?, for Hand or llorso Power. SOUTHERN COTTON CO.T3 OIN. NEW YOUR COTTON CO.'S OIN. BROWN'S DOUBLI'J OYLINDEH OIN. BBOWN'S HAND OIN. CARVER'S OIN. EAGLE OIN. HORSE POWERS. LITTLE GIANT HORSE POWER. THE LITTLE GIANT, THE DEPT, MOST COMPLETE AND CHEAPEST BOREE POWER MANUFACTURED. In Introducing Hil? new Power Into tho mai kel, wo won!.! ?talo that tho following aro tonio of tho etfvan* lane* possessed br tho "LITTLE GIANT" over all other llorac powers : I. Ita great strength on account of being doiiblr-gran-d, which not only doubles tho strength by dividing thc atralu on twice tho number Of teeth, but by gearing on both Mille? of tho wbcclfl lt cou at I rea tho wear on tho ahafta, and materially lessons thc friction, enabling Ibo horses to do much moro work than willi any other power. 2. Its eomnaotuoss and extreme poi Lil .1 ll I v. lt wolghlnr about one-half as mach as other Hone Powe rs. aud occu Eying bnt one-third tho space, lt can be packod Io small o?os, thus sating much expenso. It bs so .Implo that tho most Ignorant porsou would have no difficulty In putting lt together. 9. Tho facility willi which lt can bc odjitstod tn any kind of machinery at any angle, either nu tho ground or over hoad, without moving lt from Its foundation, will bo appreciated by farnicrsend plan tc ra au specially adapt od for driving Cotton Oins. IlOItACK L. KM KU Y'S PATENT ENDLESS RAILWAY HOUSE TOWERS. NIBHWITZ-S MOWING AND REAPING MACHINES. WASHING MACHINES. Plows of uti descriptions, dist Iron and Steel. PLOW CASTINGS, in every variety ; Cultivators ; Homo Hoes ; Harrows ; Cant Iron Field and (lardou Rol? lers ; Fan Mill?; Com Mills; CornKlinllorn; Cortland Cob Crashers ; Hay, straw anil Com Stalk (hittero ; Planta? tion Carts aud Wagons ; Canal and Garden Harrows ; Sugar Mills ; Urlndatonon ; Road ScrapeT ; Churns : FbovelH ; opados ; Rakes ; Forks ; Hoes, Ac, Ac, Dur? den hoods, of sll Kinds, w arranted puru and Frosh. LITTLE & MARSHALL, No. 140 Mooting Stroet, (OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL,) CHARLESTON, B. C. ST. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. ntoriUETorts : WM. A. HURD.Of Now Orleans. W. F. CORKERY.Ol Spottswood Hotel, Richmond. Tologrnph and Railroad O flier II in Rolnndn nf Hotel. Juuo 17 Cmo S HSWANDALE, PROPRIETOR CP TIIE Mansion House, PAVILION HOTEL. A FINE LUNCH Served Every Day, l ito M ll TU l'A 141 O'CLOCK. June a "Prevention is Rotter thnn Cnro. " DR. RICOliD'S Celebrated Preventive Lotion. APPROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED RT the French Medical Faculty, as tho only safo and Intal libio antidoto against Infection from Special Disease?. This Invaluable preparation la suited for either sex, and has proved, from ample experience, I ho meet ellie le nt and reliablo Preventivo over discovered, thus ofTcctiug s desideratum long sought for In tito Medical World. Ii used according lo directions every possibility of danger may bo avoided ; o singlo application will radically neu? tralizo tho venereal virus, expel all Impurities fruin the absorbent vessels, and render contamination Impossible. Do wiso lu limo, and at a very small outlay, savo boura ol untold le.Illy and mental tormenta. Thia most reliable, specific, so universally adopted lu Ute Old World, ls nsw offered for aslo for thc Arel time In America by F. A. DL'POliT A CO., ouly authorized Agents for tl ie ll eliott States. Price S3 i>cr bottle. Largo bottle, double slxc, ft!. Tba usual discount lo tho trade. Saut, securely packed, on receipt of price, to any address, with direc? tions and pamphlet, by addressing to T. A. DUPORT A GO., Sols Agents fox Dr. Ri co rd's P. L, May 22 lyr No. 12 Gold Struct, New York. CRISPER COMA. Ohl aha was beautiful and fair, With starry eyes, and radiant bair, Whoso curling tendrils, seit entwined, Enchained tbs very heart and mind, GKI8PKH COMA, For Carline; tba Bair of cither Box into Wavy and Olossy Mugi?te or Iii wy Mnssivo OS?. BY USING THIS ARTICLE I.Alli 1! i AND GENTLE? MEN can boantlfy themselves a thousand-fold. It ls the only article In tho world that will curl straight hair, and at the samo Uno glvo lt a beautiful, gtoasy ap* poerance. Tho Crisper Coma not only curia tho bair, but Invigorates, beautifies sud cleanses lt; ta highly and de? lightfully perfumed, and is tho most completo article ol tito kind over offered to tho Ami rican publie. Tho Crisper Coma will bo sent to any address, neal od and postpaid for IL Address all Orders to W. L. CLARK h CO., Chemist*. No. 8 Weet Fayette struct, Syracuse N. Y. Mandi 30 1ST Taxe Universal Verdict or nil ibo Bloat Ux perlener?! Pastry Coolia and Housekeep? ers ls (lint the PIOIsTBEK/ YEAST POWDER 18 THE MORT RELIABLE OP ALL DAKING POW? DERS, being beautifully white, aud freo from all In? jurious Ingredients, besides requiring only two-thirds of tho quantity to havo tho same erred aa other. Toast Powders, ir you want delightful Plo Crust, Biscuit sud C. .rn Broad, give lt a nial : : ? "Dr sale by GRUBER A MARTIN., No. 230 King street. HENRY BISCHOFF A CO.. I Ma liri East Rsy, W. 8. CORWIN A CO., Na 1K> King strctl. DOWIE A MOISE, Druggists, No. 151 MEETINO HTHRKT, Opposite Charleston Hotel. Jannory 2* ' tbatuCum NOTICE!. il OFFICE CHIEF OF FI UK DEPARMENT, 1 Juno 30, 1B07. ] rrUIE ATTENTION OP ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY JL directed to tho following Ordinance, ratified Juno 0, ISM : tS Ol ID I NANOK . TH axiATioN TO r tm LIO nm . nt it ordained by e.- Hayer and Aldermen, in Oily Council attrmbltd. That II shall and mar bo lawful for tho Board of Fire Mastern, from time to time., to restrain or to prohibit entirely, tho nae of any of the Publie Wells in any part nf tho city, whonovir. In their Jutlgrnnut, tho pnbllogood shallroqulrosuch restraint or prohibition; and any person who shall violate any order of Um aald Board of Fire Masters In relation to tho Pnbllo Wolla, in purenanco of this Ordinance, af Lor notion given per? sonally In wrlliiu', or dtdy published In ono of tho city no a upai tra, shall bo subject ed ki t penalty of ten dollars for avery roch SaTinoo. M. H. NATHAN, Juno 21_Imo_ Chief Fire Department. NOTIOB. OFTICE OT TBK CHIEF OF POLICE,1 CnsarjcsTON, H. G., May 4,1867. I rriBB REO UL AR INSPECTION OT THE LOTH AND X Inclosnrea, vanita, Ac, will commence ou Monday next. St InaU Owners and occupants aro hereby required to soo thal their premiaos are tn good condition and thal all filth and garbage ls remited as required by Ordi? nance. Oilier Inspections will lollow. Dy omer or Mayor QaiiXAxn. 0. B. SIG WA LD. ' Ohlef cf Polle?. E. M. WHITING, CORONER AND MAGISTRATE? HAS RFA?0VKD BIS OFFICE FROM OBALMKRh strew lo Ma TT CHURCH STREET, near BL Michail's Alley, ? Auam*t SI . lil .(lill .. .1 .'ll 1 *-..>?'>:. } '.j rr-..i I. .. -. - . ..? ,|_ .'.: \" .il .yu...,} - ,., PRIVATE SALES._. AYetfj/kMrUon. $n_n Nu? ni Prunn* t*alv. 1tV ll. M. MA USU ALI. fi UKO. Ilrokri-M ?nil Autilonrrm, No. 33 llroail Html. .lum? ?l a /.-ii.'/ IM n*(u4 ?trill, i.rnr /./nc. 11V ilAVUli VOIIKN CO. M Pr?valo Kate A IA>T OK LANI?, lu llio city of ('Sarbiton, conulii lim about uiuu nil terra, ?limited lu Kin? sin-ei, ImtiwdL ?Uly north of Line, amt cxteinlliig Irvin Klug Mir. ol lo llio South Cnrollna Railroad track. 'rill? Mull olivia great liiiln ennuis for enbillvl-'' i Into building l"t?. on account "I ll? ronlluulty lo Ul rtouC' Carolina Itailroftil yanlH anil work ?IIII|H.. ami ll. iiMOlloiion Killi! ?luvt ami th? Smith Cambus lliillme. Irack. lt 1? ala? very deslrablo for farming, uelttu m?? lu i nilli -.iii.m. and Mm ?oil much Improved In tullun1, Put lorniH anil further partletilars, apply ni above, al NU. 40 L'A HT HAY. (Hilt. ROYCE'S WHARF. Juno Ul :l MISCELLANEOUS. ItA.YNHTT s< i ii it. All (hum i timi Coillllll.alon Merrlin.nl. ,, | .Vi. KU TC iii }j ?Irrel, H. low Ilronil at rr ri. oners hi- r*rvtem tor the sttoef MERCHANDISE ai nay au I night ut IIIH ( toro, I.IMI for lim nain of Kl.x-k Homl* Rm] fetale. Vessel*, ll. WK ami llnnluon, Rest idly refero rr? will lu- ?i wu. Connlgiinii -nl.-i xolli'itril. linns mad?rele ami uuanuilcca nlhlacUim. Mayw ,"," E ESTIMATES WANTED. KK.H, will l>u ?linn' 'JO tcrlVOll until Un- 1st .Inly. WILLIAM KUIKWOOD, fidel Clerk. CITY TAX HS. / kWNF.RS OK ilRAIi ESTATUARE REMINDED THAT V / tili-, ami Hie next ne k Ide Cori*imtl'in Tax can ho l> ii'l willi nt Incurring tim penaltv ni lull mg tn pay lin lore Uni '."Jill iiiMt. He Olly (Inlliiaueo. _Jiiui' 1?_ NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS. THE HULKS AND FORMS IS BANKRUPTCY, AS ailn|itc<l and authorized hy Ihr Supremo Court ol Um Unit. .1 Statin. Tho only OFSUIME cdiUoit. None otbor full and complote. Sent postpaid to any jKirt ol the ec ii lit r j- on rvrrlpt nf tl Vt. Uii- A liberal ill?count mailc to Uic Iradi'. Addruas C. L. s.\YUK A' CO., National U? House, No. 203 PcuiiHylvaula Aveline, Jimp Ul_0_Wanhhigton, D. C. LAW NOTICE. WASHING-TON, D. C. rrtUK UNDERSIGNED IIA8 RESUMED TUR PHAC JL l li ll OK HIS l'HOKESBION IN WAS1HNOTON DIXY. r. l'JULiiir?. Juno G _ Imo CLOSING Ul'! CJOMi: RAttE AND VALUARLE ROOKS AHR XVX O In 1? hail al HAUT'S HOOK STOKE, at hall price, nil for a brief period, aa tho Store ? 111 nhortly close. \iuoii|( thu el.. ii arc i lLU,inning's H E RP ET ALOOT, 5 vol?., quarto 11, n lr ni? O'- of America, hy Dr. Pitchman Lunn.ig.ti I. 'H Ornithology, li vola,, (piarlo Cuvier's Animal Kingdom, rolorcd platT Kiene i 'n < "m l.. -:<.igy, colored platea Ihiyilell'6 llliiHtmlion.'- of HhotRpoaro'a May?, folio Tim Pyramids nf (lisez, 1 vol., folio 'llio Cathedrals (ifGlnsuow. 1 vol., folio Tim l'nblle llullillligtf of Lomlon. 'J vola., folio Tint Li i rn ry Wlirlll, IU VOIH., folio Tim American Alma HOC, lunn UH beginning, 1KN) llryati's Dictionary or Painter"., 1 vol?., (piarlo The I 11 ; t i i ?i .-rn and Machinist Aw?tHtaiit, 2 vol?., folio A Kel ortho Library nf tho Fallier*, comiilclc, ll vols A ? I of l!a\ter':< Practical Works. 4 vols Norillieimer's Hebrew ami English (Inimmar, U vols Wi lb many other valuable works ou Artaud Architec? ture. Imo_May al _ SCHOOL HOOKS AT HALF jPUICB. ITINGI.ISH. KUF.NCH. LATIN AND OHF.KK. ITALIAN, li (HUMAN AND SPAN I Mt SCHOOL HOOKS arc bu? ln? M>I,I at hoir pri?e. Teachers ami parents, if limy dc ?lin- (o eave, should avail thcnim Ives of Un opportunity, gail sooii, or you may bo too late. RAM. HART. Sr., June 17 Ilookscller, KIOK sired. WILLLVJ?llItOOI?LViNKS," STEAM GAS FITTER AND PI.UMDKH, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL OAS FIXTURES. UAH FITTING AND PLUMHING PROMPTLY AT? IKSIiKli TO. No. 116 K1NU HntKKT, AtlgllFl til lt. I ii I eu l o ' el un i Olli ' l. <tr>-el?. T?-?? L?^???S' MUTUAL AID ASS0C?ATI0N, HAVTNO ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY .MAUI: CI o III i M I. M.?ia!,!,, for in ml. men, Li? llies ninl (Hill'Iren, ami being ileslraiiRof diminishing our stool, li- fore the Kcoium ?olvam i u Inn far, wo would espe? cially draw the llltellUou of the publie towards Uio rvdlli'. lion which will bu mailn In our prices tor tho uoxllwo ar tim e weck? irom dale. Apply ul tho DEPOSITORY. January 22 No. 17 t 'balun m wtri-et. SrUASl??R^m?XNFfl N, ixiroiiT?os or TOYS, CHINA. SLATES AND SLATE! PENCILS. ST RAS II PRO EH li NUIIN. FORCED DY THE RAPID increase Of their busInoHS omi their present birnie tpiato accommodations, liavo inadn arrntigcni(uita lo ro move from No. 05 Maiden I-inc lo thc ext.Ivo lofts of No. 1121 1IHOADWAY, near ('.neil street. Now York, on Ihn Killi of March; ?Hering there tn buyers butler in? ducements than ever before. thstu3nios february :'H ELDER & BROWN, {rh MANUFACTURERS AND I'ATEJTT /ftf EES of tho celebrated C?MHINATIOK 0gmQs??-^. CRADLE AND HAUY TENDER, l'ru jjlnclHug Hones, and all kinda of ltock /ti\-i a** lr-g Horse?, Invalid Ubalrs, wi th doubla r i?n?f "V and slugls wltevls, from f 2S *to SIB; Uulldron'f -arriases. Fancy and Varnished Wagon?, Fancy Sui ta, luvalld car riign?, made to order. Fancy Pruiicllar r.d Raby Hockem, ftc., Ac, Ilfa-alse Horses, mads toe 1er. Depot, o. 088 URO AD WAY. Mannfactory, Nos. 440, 160, 4M a d 4M WEST STREET, New York. Octobcj 8? _thstnlrr t-\iriilsKEJlH and MUS- jtfWW^. VV TACHES forced to fA^*T? gro-.v anon tho smoolbust fq. "JB? lace In from lb reo to Uve Tcri^r weeks by using Dr. HKVK3- fifi^D NF.'S RESTAURATEUR MaHL CAPILLAIRE, Uto most jtjBBBB?tb. wonderful discover? in mo- 'I^BBMtSS'^ ileru science, m Ung upon ^jk" His Heard aad Hair lu an almost miraculous manner. It bas been used by tho ell to of Parti and Loudon with tho most flattering success. Hames ot all purchasers will l>orefiislored, and lt cutiro sallstacUon ls not given m avery Instaure, Uic mouoy v. ill bo cheerfully refunded. Pries by niall, scaled and postpaid, SI. Desoriptivo cir? culars ami IciUmDulals mailed free. A dd rms HEHOEli, HHU1T3 k CO.. Chemists, No. 2ij5,Rlver rtroet Xrov, N. Y., Solo Agenta for tho United Slates ., March 110_ij?_. iy ^FAM1LY M ?DI??N ES BJ FOR CHOLERA AND DIARRHtEA, USE DH. O. (I. GARRISON'S CHOLERA AND DIARRQ03A PR? VOTIVE. It bas not HB ennal In tho world. FIUCE FIFTY CENTS PER DOTTLE. For salo, wholesale and retail, at my store. No 211 HouUi Ei?litb stroot, Philadelphia, and by IHIU IK iV MOIHH, SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE. No. 181 Meeting street, opposite Charleston IIotcL Juno 17_ ' _" tnthsfl STEVENS IKIUHE, Nos. ai. 33, 'J3 AND ar Broadway, N. Y.. oppopJlo Rowling Qrccn-U n tho. European Plan.-THE STEVENS' HOUSE la' well anet widely known to tho travelling public. Tbs location ls es? pecially mn ut ile to merchants and business mon; lt ls In closo proximity to Ibo business part nf tho city-ls on Uio highway of Southern and Western travel-end adja? cent to all Uio pniiclpnl Hailrood and Slounbout doixits. Tho BTEYiNS HOUSE has Ubcral accominodaUou for ovnr ano (rm tim-lt la ?roU furnlalKul, and jMMacmiyj livery modem improvement for tho comfort and cntertabimpiit of Its Inmates. Tho rooms are spacious sud woll venti? lated-provided with goa and water-lbs attendance la prompt and respectful-and tba labia ia gonorounly pro? vided with every delicacy of Uio seasonal moderato rates. Hie rooms having been re furn hui od and rcmodolcd wo aro enabled to offer extra facilities for lie oom tort and. pleasure nf our guests. GEO. K. OHAHE * CO., May t8 limo_ Proprlotorn. m BEST TONK! Ilfli! November 27 ITT AN ORDINANCE! . ii -Va ro uoiruTT nu: STOUAOB or naatouni? rre rno? DUCTS, AMII OTIIKn IKrUMMlpt.B otut. Rea. 1. f?e U onlaineA 6y Ht Uayor find Aultrnrn in Oily Hm ne it at tumbled. That from and after tho loth dar )f Juno noxl, lt ?hall not bo lawful to kenn Petroleum Kerosene, Hock OH, Renzlno, Uonaolo, or any qtbor ln lammablo oil or nils on sumen or for sale In any cellar doro or building south of Lino slrocS, in a larger oman Hy Dian fitly gallons on any one lot or pivqtUK? and my such rpiaullly sokopt or stored abaU be contained In ressobiol tluoroUior metal. . . ste. i. Tliat Petroleum, lis products, or any ether In lamniablo ell or oils, whon brought Into lae city by land MT waler, may bo kept on any lot or In any buddina ia tlilch collen bi not atorod, far a period not oxecedttnr Avonty.four hours, upon tho nxplraUon of which time it iiiail bo removed and kept In the manner as ronuIred br be foregoing section. .T ' Baa 3. Any person or persons violating any nari of bis Ordinance shall bo subject to a Uno of two hundred lollara, for each ofTcnco, recoverable tn any Orari of ccrm ?dont jurlsdlcUon. (stilled in City Connell this t* en tv. fi ret dar of Mar In the year of oar Lord ono tbonsand eight bundn-d ?ml slxry'Seven. '., . P*8-! P. a GAlXTJATin"ltr.vor W. H. Burnt, C(erk of Council, .^^.'KnTo ' NtFl'lCK. rv'FICE OLFJIK OF COUNCIL-THE ETJLLOwrwrx [J clause of HecUon 1 of an ?Ordlrience to ?1^ Rnr? llos for thoyosr 18C7," ts published for tb? IntortnaUcn f perwus seUlng ?ooda by sample or RttMMB&?SaS et reridonuoi this jMjftT All .Sch i^?Yt^ otiflod to report at this office. '?"i' T *lweDT ? i?ft5t?.doj3K!loa overy hundred dolbire ef VUsoodst Mareb8 tnerk of Oonncll . * .? . . ?-?>. -nA ninV-tr:,), , . ' ' ".I'H.'.x