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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 31, 1.8O7"
LOCAL MATTE US.
Jon Wons.-Wo havo now complotod our ofilco
BO as to execute, in tlio shortest poBsiblo timo
ALL, KINDS OF JOD WOltK, and wo must re?
spectfully ask tho patronage of our friends.
?'oat Ufllcc Notice.
I'OHT OmcK, J
CHARLESTON, 8. C., May C, 18i?7. f
HorcAflor, tutil fiu'tlicr notico, tlio Nortlioaatoni 1
Malls will eloHO nt 1.16 1'. M., and arriving ni tlio
Do|K>l at 9.45 A. II. will bo ready.for dolivory at ll
o'clock. On Suuda.vH tho l'oat Odie o will open at
'2.U01*. M. for ono hour.
Tho Mai 1,1 for South Carolina Railroad will con?
tinuo to closo daily at 0 o'olook A. M., and for (ho j
Havannah and Charleston Railroad at G A. M. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY O. TROTT, I?. M.
Wat Ans indebted to Mr. MxLcnnns, of tito Con?
trai Nowa Dopot, No. 108 Market et root, for late
Now York Gorman papers.
FATIIF.II O'NEIL AND ms Co-LAnonEus.-Tho Sa?
vannah KwpuUiean Baye this vonorahlo and emi?
nent prolato ia improving in hoalth, and likely to I
rccovor. Ho bas rcachod sovonty-sovou years, all
of which havo hoon nponl in tho mn vice, of his |
Church in Georgia, South Carolina and Florida,
Father 1) UFA it and Father YAN ROOSUUO&CKE I
lia', o both boon quito Bick, hut aro nearly restored. I
GAVBTO IN or A FTBK WELL.-Tho hoavy mine o? |
tho paat wook cauaod tho ca. th to absorb BO much
water that it became very nott .ind unstable lt wau I
ovidontly this rush of wator that cauuod tho Uro
well in Gooree, H I rent, opiioaito tho Collogo, to cavo
In. It now proaonts an .ugly chnsni, which has
boon boarded to provont nccidonts. As tho wull I
was noar tho Bidcwalk, lt rendors that portion of |
tho atrocl impassablo, and ropaira ahould bo im?
mediately commenced.
THE FA nu AND G Am IHN. -The first number or]
a pampblot under this litio in now upon onr tablo,
and, ou referring to it, wo find that it lu an "agri?
cultural nowBpapcr dovotod to tho improvement nt
our Sonthorn farms." It in published, monthly, nt
Clinton, B. C., by JAMES R. JACOBS & Co., and wo
aro di i.poe i-il lo I bink will bo found useful to Har?
man and gardonurti ; mid ns tho Biibacriptioii ia
only ono dollar a yonr, ia cortainly open to all who
may doairo information on tlio important subject |
of agriculture.
PIBE DEPA UTMEICT. -It will bo perceived by an
aiKorliscin ont in ano th or column Hutt ibo hon o
reel, which thc Firemen's Association of Now Yolk
havo prcHontcd to tito Independent Firo Company
of Columbia, will nrrivo in tho city by tho steamer
to-morrow, and that it will bo ut tho aloro of Mr.
Winn:, southwest Cornor of Meeting and Went?
worth slroots, wuoro it can bo viowod by tho citi?
zens generally on Wednesday, mid un that day
cotumittoos from tho d?floront companies will OH
cort it to tho railroad dopot, when it will bo shipped
to (ho Uno body of mon for whom it is intended.
Tltia is tho reel which hos boon built in tho placo j
of tho ono lately lost in tho Andalusia, and ban
boori ro-manufacturod at nn incrensod oxponeo mid
with roferonco to greater beauly of stylo by tho <
g?nerons donors. An exhibition ol it will, 110
doubt, draw a groat crowd or visitors who wiU bo
ploasod to BOO snob an elegant spocimcn of that
particular lino of work.
A OALS TM JUNE.-After aororal days of unset
tied weather, tho wind froshonod to a galo from
Uro northeast on Saturday last, atan carly hour,
blowing bea vient about Bovon or eight o'clock A.
M., and moderating down about midday. Tho
shipping in port rodo out tho galo without materi?
al damago, and tho pion along tho oily front anf
forod but little-. Tho steamers Ti)ot Boy, from
Savannah, nnd tho Violator from Florida, arrived
on Knnday. Thc Dictator experienced tho galo in
ito oarly atagoa on hor paaeago from Foi nandun
to Savannah, and rodo ont tho Iattor portion In '
Savannah Uiver. Bho reporta tho wind from tho
north to northwest, with a vory high Boa. Capt.
COXSTTEB aaw a brig drag ashore near Ty?
bi* Tho Bteainaulp Afbn< ka, from Now York,
which nomo powena woro looking for yoatorday,
wo are informed, did not start until Thursday, and 1
tho ? 'atctm, from Baltimore, was probably do tai ne il
in tho Bay. Thoy oro both good ahipa, and both
vessels may bo oxpoctod to nrrivo safely, although
thoy may moot with aomo detention by tho hoavy
woathor.
Tho extraordinary cirenmstanco of a eovoro
blow in Juno io BO unusual an occurronco that it
may be considered a strange event. Wo aro in?
formed that tho last ovont of tho kind took, plaoo
a boat 1839 or 1B40, when a BO vero galo took placo
in this month on the doolino of tho moan.
ST. MASTS Caunen_Few persona have failed to
notice tho ropaira that havo boon in progross on
St. Mary's Church iu Heaol atroot. Thcso wore;
complotod on Hattirdny, and O10 Chprch waa opon
od for divino worship on yesterday, after an inter?
val of nearly one month. Notwithstanding tho'
threatening weather a largo audience collected, and
the improved appearance of the Church elicited
general admiration. Tho exterior of tho Church
has boon painted tho rich cream color, which bas:
bocomo BO popular, and which ls now generally,
adopted in thia city, Bnt tho renovation is not I
confined to tho outside, tho interior hos boon re?
modeled until it ia scarcely rccognlzeablo with tho:
past. Tho walls aro now painted to roacmblo;
blocks of grained marble, and tho coiling is of a:
beautiful bine color, which at once at-,
tracts the oyo by ita pleasing Imo. In
tho body of tho Ohnroh tho same improve?
ments aro noticed ; the pews havo boon beautifully
grained, and tho mahogony orme and oapB glisten.
willi varnish. Over tho chancol tho coiling ls
painted to ronmnbln olonds at nunnet, while, imme?
diately undor it hangs tho largo altar pointiDga of I
tho cruBifiction. Thia picture was painted by
tho late Colo n ol Jon* 8. COODELL, in 1839, to rc- j
place that lost at tho groat Aro of 1838. It has
boon retouched and roguildod, and looks now liko
a now p ainUng. Tho other ornaments in tho chan?
col havo boon improved by tho banda [of tho pain?
ter, and aro in keeping with tho general appearance
of the Ohnroh. Tho painting was dono by Mr. T.
A. BEAMIBU, and reflects groat credit upon him;
tho powB, organ, and, indeed, thu wholo budding
being fino speoimons of the decorative art.
Messrs. BWAN A FxscmsoN performed tho carpon
ten work, and effected tho different changea (hat
aro noticeable in tho Church. Dr. lt. H. BABEB is
thc officiating plient at Si. Mary's, as aisled by tho
Ber. O. B, JNOBTBHOF.
ST. JOHX'J DAT.-Tho Sith of June has boon sot ]
apart for the observance of tho nativity of Kt.
John tho Baptist. It niuo enjoys tho distinction
of hoing considered midsnmmor'8 day. Tho ob
sorvanooa connected with tho nativity of St. John
woro commenced on tho provions evening, railed,
as uanoi, tho ovo or vigil of tho festival, or Mld
eninmur Ero. On that ovening tho people woro
ncenstomed to go Into tho woods and brook down
branches of troon, which they brought to their
homes and planted ovor their doors, amidst groat
demonstrations of joy, to mako good tho Scrip?
taro prophoey respecting tho Baptist, tbat many
should rejoice. This custom was universal in
England until tho recent chango in manners. A
number of superstitious notions woro oonnoetod
with Ut. John's Evo, and both in England and on
tlio Omtinont it was formerly bolioved that by cer?
tain obsorvanoos a glirapso of tho futuro could bo I
obtained. Thoao fancies gonorally rcforred tolovo
affairs, and tho lutnrc .husband, a lover's truth,
and other kindred malton, wore foretold. Tho
following version Of a Gem?an poem, entitled, I
"The St. John's Wort," oxplains nomo of tho no-|
tiona prevalent among tho peasantry: .'. /..
"The yoting maid i tolo through tho cottago door,
And blushed as she sought tho plant of power. '
Thoa silver glow-worm, oh lena mo Iby light,
1 mast gather tho mystic St John's Wort to-nigh t ;
Tb? wonderful herb whoso loaf will dodds
If tho oomtcg year will mako mo a bride."
Tho Evo of St. John is a groat day among tho I
Masons of Scotian J. At M ol rr mn tho vt ne rabio I
abbey ia tho ohlof point of attraction and resort.
Tho whole extont of tho abboy is, with moasnrcd 1
stop, gone Ihre 0 Umol rc and, but jrhoh noar (ha. |
Jinnie tho wholo Masonlo body gather to tho chan?
col, and form ono grand somi-eirclo around it,
where tho boart of Roncar Bruira lies deposited I
near tho high altar, and tho band strikes up tho |
patrlotlo air, "Soots who ha'o wi' Wallaco bled.''
Midgi Bho worn of rockets - and tho glare of blue
1 ! ?lits tho aoeno olosoo, and tho effect produced la
overpowering, reminding Ute beholder of noinrj
popt?xr a.aliirnauft hold daring tho middlo ogoB,
By a practical bail, tho' obsorvanoe of St. John's
Day aoozoa to be mainly confinod to ibo provions
ovoning; buj^n ibis fv^plyj,'ti.f rn .lin* jiover boon
much importance attached to ci thor, and ^?TtftCpt
}ng In Masonlo circle* tho day ls unnoticed.
'fl INQUEST.'-CI
inquest yesterday ov ox Ul o body of a malo colored
infant, a few monlba of ago, which Tran found in a
vrell on a- lot in . Charlotte 1 ataoot, north aldo, near
Washington. Tho body wee first discovered by n
negro boy, who at ouco iufornio'l tho Cumnor.
Tho jory roluruod a vordict that tho infant carno
to ile death from aomo causo uroknown.
HAHJIOAD ACCIDENT. -Wo learn that tho heavy
minn bavo caused a wash nt n> culvert near Whitea
villo, aomo thirty milca from Wilmington, and
that tho train from Wilmington for Kingsville,
run Lulo it, killing Ibo engineer, Mr. lIxxnY DUCK
ITEIDT, nnd seriously injuring sovornl of tho pas?
sengers. Wo have been unablo to obtain tho fall
particulars, but trust tho acoldont and tho loss of
lifo aro both oxagoratod.
Tira VEBDIOT OP nu; CORONER'S Jonv m THE
LATE Duer*-Wo publish below n correct copy of
Ibo Coroner's verdict in tho inquest hold over tho
body of Kow ABD A. HOB. Tho inquest waa com?
menced at tho Hoper Hospital, and conolndod at
thc Coroner's ofllco, whore tho Jury rondorod tho
following verdict :
"That E. A. I to wo came to hie death by ft wound
inflicted in Ibu right sido by n ball from a pis toi in
tho hands of T. O. Haag, on tho 19th instant, at
tho Tour Milo llonso, between two and throe
o'clock 1*. M., in a duel in vrhiob John Clancy and
John T. McDowell wore seconds, and from tho evi?
dence given wo And tho said E. A. ltowo tho ag?
gressor. And so tho said Jurors aforesaid, upon
their oaths aforesaid, do say that tho aforesaid
Theodore (1. boag, os principal, nnd John Clancy
nnd JolniT. MoDowaU as nccossorios, in manner
and fenn aforesaid, 12. A. lloo, then and there
feloniously did kill, against tho peace and dignity
of tho samo Btato aforesaid. E. M. WUri'INO,
Corouor."
B. L. HOWAItD, Foreman. J. D. WU.WINKLE.
JOHN ?. KELLI*. K. T. DROWN.
J. LEVER3TINE. F. YOUNO. I
W. H. Medium'.. J. IIA AH.
JOHN W. MILLER. JAMES M. CONKK?.
O. MAHONEY. M. OANNON.
WESLEY O. MUOKEMFUUS.
MAYOR'S Connr, Juno 22.-Aa thora was nothing
of consequence before his Honor this morning,
wo hilve no report to make; bnt wo cannot holp
congratulating all concerned in promoting order
in tho community, in tho groat quiet that baa for
sonio time existed in tho city.
CounT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND Colinos
PLEAS -lion. 1'. J. MOSES presiding.-The case
of tho Stalo c.v. Jno. llounolt alias Jua. Dull, Ed?
ward Keys and Richard Huller, for larceny and
receiving atol?n goode, vms resumed, and the
argumenta hoard, W. E. Mi KELL, Esq., appearing
for tho deronco. Tho jory roluruod a vordict of
guilty of larceny. j
Tho H I.-do ca. 1'BANCIS PEREZ, assault, with Intent
to kill, and osBault and battery, JOHN 1'uiLt.irs
and J. E. IIUUKE, Esqs., for tho deronco. This
caso wa? tried, and a vordict of not guilty ren?
dered.
Tho Grand Jury returned a truo bill in thc case
of tho y tale c.v. T. O. DOAO, JNO. CLANCY, and JNO.
T. MCDOWELL-Murder.
"THE SuuTUEnx OPINION."-il. HIVES POLLA UP,
Esq., late of tho Examiner, has brought oui a
now wcokly p.tpor, nuder tho abovo tillo. In
typographical oxcoutlon and' general nppeaxanco
it is ono of the handaouiost poriudicaLs wo have
ovor soon in tho South. Thorn ia a vast deal of
very interesting original mattor in this flrst num?
ber, and "If Mr. POLLARD can koop np to thia
mark, bo noed not fear a want of roadens nnd eub
scribors. Ilia purpoao ia "lo preservo tho momo
r?es; embalm tho noblo deeds and sacrifices of tho
Con redor?lo dead; to describo tho various como
torics wherein tho lost onos of tho Routh havo
boon gathered, and tho renown of tho battlo flolda
and tho gallant mon who led tho Confederate
annice; to koop bright tho altars of sacrifico that
roach from Virginia to Texas; to vind?cale his
countrymen, and to do justice to tho Southern
canso, nnd dofond tho honor and int?rnala of hor
pooplo."
Mr. POLLARD, wo ato glad to soc in addressing
himself particularly to this work. Ho says :" "Wo
havo no dosiro to rovivo old fouds with tho North.
Wo accept tho now condition of ailairs in good
faith, and wo adr ian tho people of the South to com?
ply in good feeling toiVi the requirements of Oie
Military HUI. Wc aro tired of turmoil, confusion,
and dissension." " The future heida out no belter
terme for us than those offered in tho Military
Bili, and we must accept those, or loorse teilt
speedily fokow. Wo bavo not yet fallon to tho
" lowost depth," for tho sulphurous blasts of BTE
VENS' bato reveal a hell of tortoro still hold hr re
aorvo foi no, to which what wo endure now eocms,
by comparison, a hoavon." " Our safety and the
security of unborn generations can be secured only
through, the nat roto defile of registration."
THE MERMAID BELL.-Tho colored portion pf
our citizens woro thrown into an intonso stato
of eieit:mont on Batnrday by tho announcement
that a veritable, genuine and unmistakable mer
maid bad boen washed ashore al CnisoLM'a Mill,
and WBB captured by tho prince of tho apotheca?
ries, Dr. Tn OTT. Numborn repaired to tho mills,
but not finding tho object of their search, return ed
to tho shop, where they insisted on tho maid of
tho soa being produced. Their curiosity was re?
lieved by tho amnion :eiuont that tho monster was
confined in tho cellar and was not prepared for an
introduction, but they lingered around tho door,
anxious to obtain a poop at the far-famed creature.
At ono timo over SOO pooplo woro present, and mur?
murs of indignation, both long and loud, were ut?
tered against tho hapless apo th oe 0x7. ..Tho natu?
ral superstitions of tho race woro aroused, and an
old tor, who bad oro BS od the line and had aeon tho
wonders of tho deep, would bavo learnt a lesson in
tho art of tolling yarns If bo bad mingled with
tho crowd. Tho taloa of some old grandfather
were repeated with tho additions gained, by their
ago, and mermaids woro almost considered com?
mon trash oomparod with Ute marvolloTiB stato
monta ndvanood by some qf tho fiction makers.
Som0 James' Island negroes, on learning tho causo
of (ho crowd, bocamo vory much excitotl andras cjd
tho party' to rosouo tho morin aid und Votum her
to tho water. They alleged, ne ft reason for thia con,
duct, that until, lt woe done tho soa would ?rnthin,"
to moan, and the wind, and rain would desolate
tho country and rain tho crops. Their importu?
nities became so fierce that Mr. TROTT waa forced
to nppoaao thom by stating that tho creature had
boen carried book to tho water. Thia aaaertiqn
quieted tho crowd somowbat, bnt tho' oxoltomcn t
waa not abated, and, on Sunday, a crowd of ?nail
negroes were gathered around tho drug s toro,
anxiously pooring lu tho koy bolo.
Wo seldom remember a hoax that has takonao
troll, and in which so many pooplo wore victfrn
Leed. Tho darkles firmly bo li ev od in tho oxla lenee
of tho mermaid, and wore only anxious to obtain
a glimpso of tho wonderful creature. | Wo doabt if
they aro yot eatiscod with tbo result, and if tho
bad weather should oontinuo Urey will swear'timt
it was on i med by tho- unlawful detention of tho
mermaid from her nativo element.
. Tm WEATTTaTiu-Thia toplo baa boen 'BO often
attended to that it ia difficult to prosont it in an
attractive form, but tho persevering chnracttr of 1
tho raine of last wook entitle them to sumo notice.
Day after day and hight! after night have tjio
Hoods dosec'ntlod until patience has boon oxbauslod
ard forbearance has oe os od to be a virtue. Tho
oldest inhabitant dooa not rom ember A moro con?
tinued spell of Wet \feather, while iii the-country
tho formora oro brooding over tholr troubles and
comparing tho proeont to tho time pf th? great
Harrison freshet. So far; we havo received no
accounts of any groat damage being dono to tho
orops; but the country ia ovorywhoro nndor water,
and eurious ?approhoneioqs are foll that the grow?
ing cotton .and com will bo injured. Fortunately
tho wheat has been nearly)all faorvoatod, end only
a email por?j?i/i WAU lost by tho Aivtasflotving of tho
landa. TlmrV^oio mSny. ratnor^.in tho oity yes?
terday of freiihetil>Li} .vario UM"parle of tho State,
! which had oarriad away Wdg_es ?id inflicted oilier
damages upon i'tfoptrrtr, hilt :iipoa examination
thoywore found lp'bo mcorreotj/os paaaongors
'from tho Interior reported no frcshots or any de?
struction off ridgee.
! Thu fury of tho storm ww doubtiona extended
along tho coast, and in tho oity tbo damages dono
lin tho upper districts is compara Lively slight. Tho
?wind which accompanied the rain proved to be
'.very destruolivo to property, arid houses were un
jrpofod, trees ?aud fences blown down lind ft general
scattering of loaves croatdd. Tho tin roof of tho
?new '?uatom House waa rollod ap and blown a dla
tanoo of eovcral hundred feet, tint) of tho dor
I ric ks wan also blown'down, and ialUng upon a cow
Ulled tho unfortunate animal. < In different parte
?of tho city troca woro blo/wq .down, limbs torn off,
land the stroeta strewed with loaves.1 Ia "Logare
street a hugo limb waa brok on from a tiree' by th?
foreo of tho storm and tho paneora-by wofo oater: -
,i ched to see a largo boo hive in tho frac turo. Tho
lit tl 0 LnstoLa woro nidoly disturbed, many pf ahem
were Ulled, and tholr home r on d c red ten an tl 0 BB by
?the aocidont. Although tho hive badi tho appear?
ance of being quite old, no one had noticed It br>
Iforo it WM ap rudely exposed to view.'t '. !,
Yes 1erday Ut 0 ?un struggtod throngh tho olontla
|no?leu&rod ua ty the warru tb of bis ray s, but at
B o'olock tho clerk of th o tv catii er ne? at h turu od th e
(spigot, and wo were treated to what wo auomry
hope la tho palting shower. Tho aUra were ?bin?
lng brightly an hour ra tor, anil wo went to Bloop
with tho expectation of noon Booing ono moro clear J
d?y.
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NEWH OFFICE.
A-A-A-A-A
Hie best DyspcpUo Dllters now In uso are FANINIVB
Ilepstlo Ditton. Tboy nover fall to giro relief. IYy a
bottle, and bo convinced. For tale by all Druggists, m
Tho Tlnio to Ailvcrtlsc In the Country.
THE Puan rx bas a largo circulation throughout tl?,
mlddlo and upper Districts or tho State. Advertising I
rotes os reasonable aa tho stringency of Ibo inouoy mar?
ket will warrant Morcbants and others wielling to nao
tho columna of tho paper will address
JULIAN A. h Kl, UV. Proprietor,
Fobrusry 20 Columbio, S
NO NAME.
Many, many people suffer from they know not what.
Tliey aro not sick-tboy sro not wall. Thora ls no nomo I
for lt. It ls Simply weakness-a brooking down of tho
vital forces. Whatever its causes, (and tboy ero Innu?
merable), Its symptoms aro in Ibo main tho samo.
Among tho moat prominent aro extremo lassitude, loss |
of appetite, loss of flosh, and groat montai depression.
Indigestion and a Stomach Cough aro also frequently con?
comitants of this distressing ststo or boJy and of mind.
Tue common remark In relation to persons In auch ?a j
condition la, tba* tboy aro consumptive. Now, what
theso iinfcrtanatos really want ia efpor, ?Mal tlrength ;
and, os certainly as dawn succeeds darkness, they con
rccuporato their systems and regain perfect health by re?
sorting to HOSTET I KU'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
DITTERS. It ls sa ciliar that a llfo-rovlvlng tonio ls re?
quired In such cases, aa that tho dying naroo of an empty
lamp requires to bo revived with s now supply of oil.
Perfectly pura and Innocuous, containing nothing but
tho lu ?t guned vogotablo oxlraots, and com bluing tho
thrco grand elene-. UH of a stomachic, an alterative, and a
genial invigoreut. HOSTEITER'S DITTERS are .mila,
hlo to all constitutions, and are as applicable to tho dis?
eases and disabilities of tho toobier sax as lo thone of |
men. 0 Juno H
Free to Evorybody.
Largo 0 pp. Circular, giving information of tho
greatest importance to tho young of both sexes.
It lonchos how tba homely msy Docomo boautllul, thc
despised respected, and tho forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send their
address, and receive a copy post-paid, by return mall.
Address P. O. Drawer, 31,
March 30 lyr Tro/, N. Y.
Know thy Destiny.
MADAME E. F. THORNTON, Ibo groat English, Astrolo?
gist, Clairvoyant and Psychomotrlclan, who has aston?
ished tho sdontlflc chusos of tho Old World, hos now lo?
cated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame TnoBKTON pos
Besaos such wonderful powers of second sight ss to ena?
ble her to Import knowledge of the greatest Imp?rtanos
lo tho singlo or m arri od of either BOX. While tn a stain
of tronco, sha delinco toa Ibo rory fcolurra of thc person
you aro to morry, sud by tho aid of au Instrument of In- j
tenso power, known os tho Pnjchomotropo, guaran toes to
prodnco a life-like picture of tho future husband or wife
of tho applicant, together with dato of marriage, position
In life, leading traits of ohoracter, ftc Thia ls no hum?
bug, aa thousand or testimonials can assort. Hbo will
Bend, when desired, a certified certific?lo, or written
guarantee, that the pichir? ls what lt purports to bo. By
on closing a email lock of bair, and lng place of birth,
ago, disposition and complexion, and enclosing fly conti j
and Btampod onvolopo addressed to yourself, you will re?
ceive tho picture and desired Information by return moll.
All communications pac redly confidential. Address, in
confidence Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. O. Box 323,
Hudson, N. Y ly Morcb 3U
MISCELLANEOUS.
LAW NOTICE.
mHE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED A? PART
JL NERS, and propose to practico In tho STATE
COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY for tho Districts ol
Raru w ell, 1 kauf ort and Holleton, under tho nam o and ?
stylo of "DAVANT."
Oluoo, far tho present, at Gn.T.TBONVTLLE, South
Carolina. E. J. DAVANT.
November M_fm_J. C. DAVANT.
. LAW NOTICE.
WASHING-TON, D. C.
fTTHE UNDERSIGNED HAS RESUMED THE PRAC
X TIGE OF HIS PROFESSION IN WASHINGTON
CITY.
P. PHILLIPS.
Jone 0 Imo
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS.
fTIHE RULES AND FORMS IN BANKRUPTCY, AS
s adopted and authorized by the Supremo Court ol
tho United Stale?. Tho only OENUTHE edition. None
other full and complota. Sent postpaid to any part ol
tho country on receipt of tl 23.
KS- A liberal discount modo to tho trade. Address
0. L. SAYRE b. CO.. Notional LAW Hooso.
No. 208 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Juno 19_(I_Washington, D. O.
FUN FOR ALL!
I/Ill LL LN8THUOTION8 BY WILLOH ANY PERSON,
JU molo or female, can master the great art of Ven?
triloquism by a few hours' practice, niskiog a world ol
run, and alter becoming exports themselves, con teach
others, thereby making lt o source of In como. Full in.
BtmcUons Bent by mall for 60 cents. Satisfaction guar?
anteed.
Address P. O. Drawer 21, Troy, N. Y.
Msy 13_lyr ,
WILLUM II. GILL1LAKB & SON,
Beal Estate Agents, Auctioneers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT8,
OFFICE NO. 33 BAYNE STREET.'
Sente mber 'a_._
O. CHITTENDEN,
General Commission Merchant,
ANO
McLTL-aiactixrer of Paner,
OF VARIOUS BUNDS,
' ilO. IUI lt K A l) li STREET,
j. Comer Hudson Btroot, Now York.
TP. KALEE LN PAPER AND IN MATERIALS OF
I / ovary description for tts manufacture.
December 18_?_6mo
THE
SDliTilERN EAFRESS C0A1PANV, |
Office No. 147 Meeting str.> t, j 1
CONNECTIONS
WITH ALL
Railroads Throughout
THE
. UNITED STATES.
Eve IT attention giren to tho safe
Transmission of Freight, Money,
ami Valu ubi es.
WILL CALL FOB AND DELIVER 1'UK IO Ii 0
'. 'it,; TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY
EUEE OF OH ARO E. .
: ? '. II. n. PLAST, President,
April 10 ,' ? .' Augusto. Qa.
.H on OB. ;
" ' OFFICE OHXEF OF FIEIS' DEBARMENT, I
. i .Jaso 10, UoT. J
fTIHE ATTENTION OF ALL PARTIES ABE HEREBY
J. directed to tb? following Ordinance, ratified June
0, IBM : . *
' AH ORDINANCE ' :
. ',. vf RELATION xo min wxxia... .
?7< U ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, in City
Council aeeembled, That 11 shill and may bo lawful for
tho Board of Fire Moslem, from time to timo, to restrain
or to prohibit entirely, the use of any of tho Public Wells
In any part of the olty, whenever. In their Judgment, the
public good, ehaljroqolre such restraint or prohibition;
and any penah Wtio shall viol?te an/ order of tho asid
Boord of Ftro Masters In relation lo the Public WaR*, In
purauanco of Ulis Ordinance, arter ? notice gi von per?
sonally In writing.. or cTuly pubUahed tn one nf the dty
nowspswosok shall bo subjected to a penalty of toa doOors
fsfwvsxTa^t?^too. ^ ' _,?fB, NATHAN, '
Jox?)fa': IMO Chief Flro Der^irtmfnt.
;. .. . . ??1 ... : aoTiCK.
1 . OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLJOE, I
: OnAUi.M.roN, 8. C., Moy i. 1W7. "J'
fTYFIE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THB LOT8 AND
X tn closures, vi ul ts, ho., wOl commence' on Monday
nest, flt inst. Owners and occupants are hereby required
lo see that their premises sra ba good conditio* and tha t
an sub koa garbage ls removed ss required by Orfll^
'vance. Othar Inspections will follow.
Uy order of Mayor GAWAASD. ? "
.E. M. wBrriNo-,
CORONER0 J AjiJJp/ MAO IST R ATE?
SAS REMOVED BIB OFFICE FROM OTr?f.MKhfi
street lo No. fi CHURCH STREET, near 81.
Mi's Alley. August U
_JWI8CEllANE0US.
1 FIRE DEPARTMENT.
milE HOSP. KKK I. IN'I ENDED FOU TUE ISM'
X PENDENT FIIIE COMPANY of Columbia, donated
by tho rifiWWII*! Assoc) dion of Now York, 1? Mm*b?l
lo anita lirra by steamer of '1 uosday noxl, and will tx
exhibited lo tho cltUeus M WI?UNEHDAY, at Ibo Imni
turo (toro of Ur. WU ITH, sonlbtfcGt corear of Mee Uni:
.nd Wentworth streets, at whlehtimo lt will bo forwarded
lo Columbia by South Carolina Railroad Oompany.
Tho Committee of throe mombo ra from each Volun?
teer Company-Ytcc-Prt-Mldont aud two men In uniform
will meet at above place, at 4 P. M., on 26th Instant, to
ofcori tho samo to tho dop' \
Tho escort will bc commanded by tho Vice-President
of tho Pioneer Steam Eugine Company.
By ordor of Bonni Flro Masters.
M. B. NATT!AN,
June 31 S Chief Flro Boporluiont._
CITY TAIKH.
OWNERS OF BEAI, ESTATE ARE REMINDED THAT
thur and Ibo uoxt wock Ibo Corporation Tax eau bc
paid with'mt Incurring Ute penalty of folllug lo pay be?
lora tho 20lh Inst. Seo City Ordinance. _JuuoJS_
ESTIMATES WANTED.
ESTIMATES FOR WIIITEWASHING TUE MAU?
RE 18, will bo rccelvod unlll Ibo 1st July.
WILLIAM KIRKWOOD,
Chief Clerk.
Juno 20
A CART).
MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 13G Mooting SI reel ,
OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL, LITE OF NO. M
UASP.L STREET,
SOLICIT CONSIGNMENT'S OF ALL DESOUIPTIONB
of MERCHANDISE, ami aro prepared to niako
liberal advaucco ou nomo. Bpocinl nlteiiUou given to
outdoor solos.
WILLIAM McKAY. JOHN OAMPIIELL.
Juno 20 thsiuliiio
AGAIMN OPERATION!
TUB HTKA.1I GRIST ANO MICA I, MII.l.
OF
JOHN CAMPSEN & CO.,
No*, l-l Mnrkoi st, opposito Stnto st.
TniS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, HAVING
been disabled during thu Into itnfurtnnato wnr, bavn
lately completed their Mill after the latest modern Im?
provements, and are now prr|iarod to furnish ttio public
willi fresh irrouud GRIST aud MEAL at all Unios, aud
will grind either on toll or for cash, at lowest ratos.
JOHN CAMPSEN A OO.,
No. ll Markot street, opposite Btalo street.
May 23 - thui2iuos
PAVILION HOTEL.
A FINE LUNCH
S e r v o cl E v o r v Day,
PROM ll TU I* tri LUCK.
Juno 6
S. SWANDALE,
PROPRIETOR OF Till'.
Mansion House,
GREENVILLE, H. C.
Juno S_
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS. -
pnopniEToRR :
WM, A. HURD.Of Now Orleans.
SV. F. CORKERY.Ol Spottswood Hotel, Richmond.
rclograph and Railroad om cen In Rotonda of Hotel.
TINWARE!
A Full Assortment at Low Figaros.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HART & CO.,
IMPORTERS OP HARDWARE,
CORNER OF
KING AND MARKET STREETS.
"LA CRIOLA"
SEGAR STORE,
CORNER BROADWAY AND 17TH STREET,
NEW YORK.
TIRE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE PLEASED TO BEE
his Southern fri ands. Tho choicest HAVANA SE
OARS, of all tho lead In? brands, with a gcnoral assort?
ment of Smokers' Articles always on band.
Juno i_D. OITOLENQDI, Agent.
WILLIAM BROOKDANKS,
STEAM OAS FITTER AND PLD9IBER,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GAB FIXTURES, OAS
FITTING AND PLUMBING PROMPTLY AT
XENDE1) Ta NO. 116 KINO STREET,
August ai Ret?CPD llroad aud Onorn street*.
LEA & PERRINS'
CELEBRATED
WORnWIURE SAUCE.
PRONOUNCED ? EXTRACT
BTf 9s of a letter from a
r^JornTfwPrtTiH fl M?DICAL O EN T LE M AN
OTNN0K8E?118 Kl tt Madras, to bli
TO na not osxT gm*\Vm\ Brother at
" _ MrWil \V0110E8TEIt, May,
Hood Sauce 5HK I851:
fWf- "TtU LEA A PER
tira ArruciuLX 3g???> liiNH that their KAUOE
SllBaB highly esteemed in In
TO ~*S3?? dla, and is, lu my opinion,
^Vifei' tho rrjobt palatable, as
EVERY VARIETY BlX"l|IJ well as tho most wholc
ML^BPS ?mo SAUCE that la
OF DISH. *mWi!3Lm ?tAe."
Tho success of this most delicious anil un ri Tallai OOD
Ument having caused many unprincipled dosiers to
Ippryths namo to AJmriouj CompnumU, tho PJUMU II
rtipectfuUy and twrnttltu roques ted to see that tho name i
ot LEA A Pznnocs aro upon tho WRAPPER, LABEL,
3TOFPFH and BOTTLE.
Man. trac turod by
LISA At P K II ll 1 N S , Worcester.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
Isl ?J W YOKK, '
... " AGENTS FOB TUE UNITED STATES.
October IB_i_ ftnwlyr i '
KRAUSHAAR
faa BOW D0DOTIB
GUARD AND B Q D AUB
FI J?LN O-FORTEB
Fall Iron Frame and Overstrung Baai,
MAKUTAOTOUY ARD WAHKHODUB ' . '
Mik .19.. West Iloua ton-st rs st. Rs). 1?
' HaUB BROADWAY. HEW YORK, .
TMOI UHDKBaiQrTKD, MEMBERS OF TUT FIRM Ot
I KBAUBBAAR A CO., ara practical Piano m lian
and as roch have had a larva expert an oe in conn ec liol
with sema ol the bast EsublUhmtntj In Url t conn tr;
aua Europa. Their llanos ar* made not merely foi
Ikam, bot ty them, ?._ d nadar th?tr Immediate persocil
t ap ?rrUl cu, and they allow no Instruments to leave theil
factory and pasa Into the tunda of their. patrons, uni*II
they have a power, evenness, firmness and ro undo aaa o
to BB, an elasticity of lonah-without which no luttra
cent ooght to be ?atislActory to the public-as well a
last d arab lilly in construction, whian enables li to rs
Alain In tn .-a and to withstand sudden changes of tom
3tratara ana axpotur* to ettrema neat and ocla, whist
ar? scsi st I ros* nnavoi dahls.
They will at all time* bi happy to sse th* profus ld
and the public at their Wardrooms, and hi vi le compart
son between their ?wn Pianos sad thew ot any otha*
AB TON KRAUSHAAR..TOBIAS HAMB
CHARLES I. BOnoNKMAHN. ?
Anni M . ... , . ,,.
NOTICE. 1 '
OfTICK CLERK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING
claus* of Section 1 of an .?Ordinance to Bala* gm>
Piles for the year 1867." In published foe tho icrctfmatloo
of person? Belling Goods by sample or otherwise, who are
nc? ro?ll6?Uontia dty-All such persons are hereby
'TThre^/omSiob^nf^ifoxJ "doRara?/lAaTCfids
sold in this etty by reoni not res Menta, by sample or
othsrwlse," W. lt. HM ITH,
starch 6 Clerk of Council
.,: ' A G R t C ll LT URAL.
INGERSOLL'S
HAND POW COTTON PRESS.
For Convenience, Economy nud.(
('li culm ess, tho greatest Labor \\
. Saving Machino that can bo
nut ou a Plantation.
OPINIONS OP TIIK i' i .or ia-: i
ALLENDALE, DADJTWELL DnrmtOT, H. G., I
Morell 1, 1807. j
Meurt. /Mlle tt Marinait :
c.i.NTi >:?> N : I unod, during tho noni ?canon, ono nf
"IngontoIPn Portable Cotton Prenne?, purchoscd of jon
Inst *optomb<?r. I have alway* been prejudiced In favor
of Mic "Screw Pro?;," p.nd notting bat dira DsfeSaMy in?
duced molo try any oilier. I lake pleasure, however. In
adding my testimony In favor of lt* entire adaptation to
tho want* ol a cotton plantation. It has anrpoiiscd my
most sanguino expectations. I have packed with but
two hands, vol I prefer four-two nt each lover. My
bales oil weighed over COO lbs. Tim first lot I sont to
market averaged W'J I IA My Impression Is that ooo lbs.
In abmit the capacity of tho Press, and a greater number
of pmimlii subject tho follow-block to too much rink, un.
I e?i 'he sides of tho cot ton box wns Increased. It would
odd greatly tn tho vnluo of tho Press if tito cottou box
WOH Icu Inches longer. In baale, I am, vor; renpocirully,
Tour obedient servant, Atc, ll. W. LAWTON.
P. S. I took my Press down and carried lt nome four
mlle H lo pack tho crop of a neighbor, who failed to bavo
o "Screw" built; bo was so much pleased that ba han
determined to abandon thu "Screw" and pnrchsao "In?
gersoll's Press." B. W. L.
OITICE os KINO'S MOUNTAIN IUrmOAD COUPANT, )
YoiiaviLLE, 8. O., April 16,1807. I
O ENTLEITEN : I hsvo Just racolrotl your lotter ol Fob
ruary nth-opon my return to this place, after an ab?
sence of two month -i-and this reply may bo too late for
your "Descriptivo circular of IngorsoU's Cotton Press."
Tho Press I used in packing my cotton hut year
worked admirably, pocking, with ease from 600 to CH)
Ihn. Willi good active bauds to work ll, I am satisfied
that freu eighteen to twenty bolos might readily bo
lacked in a day.
This Press combino? tho s 1> an tagon of lightness, and
ronwcpieu t portability and twupUcity |balng caatly m on
?god hj any ono of ordinary lutolllgonco). (in at com
pren,-11 ig force, with little motivo, powor, au J "lout, but
not I nani," lt fi worked entirely by h a ml, th us saving far
Ibo farm hornea tho hard labor Imposed upon thurn by
tho uno of tho ordinary "Screw."
Iti-Hpertmllv, Ac., yours, E. M. LAW
To LITTLE A MAIUIIIALL, Cliarleelon, S. C.
For ?ESOI?TT?VE CIRCULAR and PniOE LIST
tddrcna
LITTLE & MARSHALL,
Agents for tho Ingersoll Cotton
Press.
No. 110 MEETTNO STREET,
Opiioalto Pavilion Hotel,
Juno 17 niwf Charleston, B. C.
MACHINE SHOPS.
JOHN F. TAYLOR. JAMES DARE LEY.
IRON \V
Charleston, 8. C.
JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO.
PROPRIETORS,
Engineers, Boilermakers,
FOUNDERS, ETC.,
ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS FOR
UIOH and LOW FIIBSSUHE, PORTAULE sod
STATIONERY STEAM ENOINES and HOIT-EllS. RICE
nm ASH KllS (from now patterns, with all tho modern
juproveraeuta), STEAM SAW MILLS, Ac, lie
CASTINGS IN IKON AND BRASS
Promptly attended to with neatness and dispatch
Repairs to Marine and other Work,
Shall receive special attention.
FOR SALE-One lO-horso power STEAM ENGINE,
nearly new; several new and socond-b nd BOLLEEJ, 0
to lo boree power.
ALSO,
CONSTANTLY IN OOUILSE OF CONSTRUCTION,
10, 12 and 20 Horso Power Steam
Engines.
ag- All Orders for REPAIRS or NEW WORK shall ro?
taive our prompt and careful attention.
JIMIN F. TAYLOR & CO.
Moy ii _arno
NEW VORI STEAM ENGINE CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINE LATHES, PLANERS,
IMPROVED OAR WHEEL BOXES.
BOLT CTJTTEB8,
UPIUOHT DRILLS,
AND
MACQINISIS' TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Works at Worcostcr, Mass.
OFFICE AND WAREROOM, No. 223 PEARL ST.,
< NEW YORK.
December IP imo
AMERICAN
LEAD PENCIL COMPANY,
NEW i YORK.
Factory, Ilnilson City, N. . J.
WHOLESALE SALES ROOM
NO. '.il JOHN ST Ii K KT, NEW YORK,
ALL STYLES AND OR AX) Efl OF LEAD PENCIL'
of suporlor quality aro manufactured; and offered
at fair lenna to tho Trade.' Tho cubilo aro invited
to giro the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL tho pro,
iforcace, ..i
THE PENCILS ARE TO BE HAD AT ALL TU?
P HIN Ol PAL STATIONERS AMD NO HON
DEALERS. '
. ASK FOB THE "AMERICAN LEAD PJtNOIL, "
*' *" TE?miONUL, ' ?
BITE/FIELD SCIENITFIO SCHOOL,
EsuiNEKniNo DxraBTMxifT,
YALE COLLEOE, Novomber IO, isca.
I bavo slwaya rocommonded tho Faber Pol yg rode
I/cad Pencils ss (ho only pencils fitted for both ornamen?
tal'sad ru ith ema tl cal drawing! bat, slier s thorough
trial of Ibo Amor-icon Polygrsdo Load Pencils, man
ofSolnrod by tho American Load Pondi. Company, Now
York, I find thom superior to any pencil In nae, oven to
Ibo Faber or tho old English Cumberland Lead Pernell,
hoing s superior pencil tor sketching, ornamental and
mechanical drawing, and all tho ordinary usos of a load
pencil.
Those pend?a sro very finely grad od and havo a very
smooth load; oven tho softest pencils hold tho point well;
tboy sro all that can bo desired in a pencil. It gives mo
great pleasure to be able to assure Americana that they
frill no longer ta corn pell od to depend upon Germany or
nny ott or foreign m a riot for pen eda.
LOUIS BAIL,
Professor of Dim wing. Ad.
ALL PENCILS AUE TAUTED \
tXkT "AMERICAN LEAD. PENCIL 00. N. Tt."
ti Nono gen ulna without trio exact name of Uie fl rai:
took to it,_ Gmo j ._Dooombcr 18
AN Oil DIN AN t K
ro ntouum -nm nonios or FETBOLEOV, ITS rao
' Doors,' um o-rtixn imaaamu OXES.
tea l.' tl' il ord.ilned dy the JUiycr and Aldermen, tn
Oily Council autmbled, That from and after tho li th day
of Junerioxl,ilshairnotbo Uwful to koop Petroleum,
Kcronono, Hock Oil, Benxme, BerrBolo, or any other In
flam ma t?o oil or oils on storage or tor salo in any cellar,
store or bulkllng south of Lino street, In s bvger quan?
tity than fifty callans on any ono lot or premises, and
any such quantity so kept or stored shall be con tamed In
vessels ci un or other roeta!. ., , .
BEC X That Petroleum, tts producto, or any other in?
flan- mahle oil or oils, when brought Into the city by land
or water, moy ta kept on any lot or bi any building in
which cotton ia not stored, ftrr o period not exceeding
twenty-four hours, upon the expiration of which time lt
shall be removed ona kept In tho moaner ss required by
Ihe foregoing section.
SEC 8. Any person or Kreons violating any part of
thia Ordinance sholl ta subject to A fina of -two. hundred
Jellore, tor ooah offence, recoverable In any Court of conv
Ktent jurisdiction. ' , "j
i tl ilea In City Goondi this twenty-first noy of May. In
the year,ci our Lord ope thousand eight hundred and
ality-aevota. -' T> .< .
[LB.] P. a QAtLLARD, Mayor.
Vt. ll. Burra, Clerk ot Council, juno 0
LOTTERIES.
GEORGI! STATIS LOTTERY !
FOI? TUB li I INT;IT r UF TUE
M ASO IT I C
ORPHANS' HOME.
VV. W, 1IOYD & CO., Managers.
FAMES KERR, Manager's A?ont for ClinrlCBloii.
rUK LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA,
at UM last session lo Utrnmbvr. IStKI, granted a
Lottery Privilegs to Deputy Grand Mm :, r W. W, I10Y1?,
if Atlauta, (la., (omi otnar grantees.) (ur III? lionciH nf
tin willawa ami orphans lu tlio Hiato, omi to rrorl anti
indow an Institution to bo culled Ibo
HABOKtO ORPHANS* HOME,
rho ban associated wllb himself Lu Uio discharge ut thin
luty as Managern, several uf Ibo most eminent, wealthy
nil liillunutlal nu ii III Uoorgla, who bavo accepted Ibu
acred IruBl.
Thu high ami hmiorablo clr.ractor of IbCHO gentlemen,
bo unwearied zeal In Indefatigable Inlior and heartfelt
[cTOllnu of Deputy Grand Monter ROYD, thu principal
nanogcr In Ibis cause. In a sufficient guaroutco that tim
/Ottary will bo romliiotcd In a lair, open and J net mau?
ler. Tho proccedH of tho Lottery, len? Ibu current cx
KUISOS, bavo to bo applied lo tho tm liding and endowing
nT OM
MASONIC ORPHANS' HOSIE,
ind being devoted cxclUHlvely to such a chiirllablo pur
MM?, iierinlsston bsa laren granted by the Cmutnlasteiirrs
if Internal Ilovouuoof thu Treasury Departmental Wnnh
ngton, to draw sold LotterlcH exempt from all charge,
vbothrr from special tax or oilier duty.
Uuuibrods of IhoiisaiidH of frleiul? of the Masonic Fra
emily In tlio United Slates, and all good citlzcus, will bo
ejotood to seo tho
"MASONIC ORPHANS' HOME"
ircclcd and endowed, and bo Ibo prldo and glory of the
Irand Fraternity, for tho great Institution of
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONRY
?overs. Uko God's Angel of Mercy, over (he widows and
irphans. It ministers Its loving charltlos In those in
rant, and IU principles of liberality, brotherly love mid
banty will euiluro for ages, and their binding turee lie
tr eng aa Unka of steel.
TO BE DP.AWN
IIS, OPEN PUBLIC
AT
ATLANTA, GA.,
ON
Wednesday, .Inly 17tu, 1H07-Class I?
BOHEME THE SAME FOR EACH MONTH.
1 Prize of.$60,000 la.to--.
1 Prlzool..'. 20,000 ls. 20,000
1 Prlzo rf..10.001) is. lo,??
1 Prlzool. 0,000 tl. O.uTkj
1 Prizoof. 2,6001 nnnn
1 ?rizo of.. ?&OUt or?. ".O00
'il Prlzca of. COO aro. 12,000
66 Prizes of. 260 oro. 13,760
20 Prlzon ol. 200 are. 26,01)0
CO Prizes of. 100 aro. 10,000
APPROXIMATION TRIKES:
0 Approximation Prizes of ?600 each for thc
nioe remaining units nf tho saino ten of Ibo
No. drawing tho 160,1)00 P.Lzo are. 1,600
0 Approximating Prizes ol' $230 each for tho
niuo remaining uniln ortho samo len of Ibo
No. drawing thu f20,000 Prize aro. 2,260
0 Approximation Prizes of $200 each for tho
nile - rei no lu I ug ll o i ti nf tim SSIUO len nf tho
No. drawing tbo $10,000 Prlzo aro. 1,800
0 Approximation Prizes of $100 ooch for tho
iifne remaining it ni to ol tho sonia teu of the
No. drawing tie $6,000 Prize aro. 000
18 Approximation Prizes nf $100 oac.Ii for tlio
ultu - ranialiilng ii ni lo of tho samo tau of tim
Nos. drawing thu $2,600 Prizes oro. 1,60(1
424 Prizes amounting to.$108,000
Whola Ticket, $12 ; Halves, $0; Quarters, $3; Eighths,
11.60.
A3* All tie Prizes abovo slated aro drawu at every
lrawlog._gjr
PLAN
JF THESE GREAT LOTTEIUES AND
ll IV 1*1. A \ AT H lei OF OllAWINOS.
Tho numbera from 1 lo 30,000 corresponding with thn
lumbers on tho Tickets, aro printed on sep?rate slips of
sapor, sud encircled with small tubes, and placed In a
[lass wheel-all tho prizes in accordauco with Ibo
tc hem o, oro elm Har ly printed and encircled, and placed
u another gi.um wheel. Tho wheels aru Uien revolved,
md two boys, blindfolded, draw tho numbers and
irizus. Ono of Ute boys draws ono number from the
vb eel of numbers, and at tho same Hmo Ibo othor boy
I raws out one prize from tho wheel of prizes. Tho mun?
ter aud prlzo drawn out aro exhibited to tlio audlcnco,
md whatever prize comes out la registered aud placed to
ho credit ot that number-aud tlds operation ls ropcat
il until all tho prizes aro drawn ont.
Tho Tickets are printed In tlio following stylo: They
re divided into Eighths, printed on thc race of tito Ticket.
I Eighths bearing Ibo sarao number cotudtuto a wi.nl?
ticket. Prizes payable without discount
W. W. ll O YU fe CO., Mnnagora.
Atlanta, Ga.
Corresponden ts may rely on prompt attention to or?
lon* by sunu)y enclosing money with full address. AU
rdern for Tickets and Schemas and Information lo bo
dilrosscd to
JAMES KERR, Agont,
orri HE NO. 20 Hit!) Al) STREET,
Eey Dox No. 684, Charleston, S. C.
STRASBURGER & NUHN,
nipouTEtia OF
TOYS, CHINA, SLATES AND SLATE
PENCILS.
STRASBURG ER sr NUHN, FORCED BY THE RAPID
3 Increase ?f their business and their present load c
[uate aocomrnexistions, havo made arrangements la re?
nov? from No. ns Malden Lane to the oxtcnslvo lofts of
to. 304 UltoADWAV, near Canal street. Now York, on
ho 16th of March; offering Utero to buyers hotter fn
Inocmont? than ever before. thslnSmos February 28
ELDER & BROWN,
MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT?
EES of the celebra tod OOMR1 NATION
CRADLE AND BABY TENDER, Pro
pelling Horse?, and all kinds "of Rock?
ing Horses, Invalid Chairs, with double
and single wheels, from $25 "to $46;
llilldron's Oarrlagoo, Fancy and Varnished Wagons,
roney Sui ca, Invalid Carriages, made to order. Fancy
?ropeUer ?id Baby Rockers, Aa, ?to., life-size Horses,
nada toe der.
Depot, ' o. caa BROADWAY. Manufactory, Nos. 449,
.60, 4SI s d 462 WEST STREET, New York.
October M _ thstulyr
GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL.
TU! IS SOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO BE USED TO
A. provo Us superior quality. Uso lt aa you would
my oommon Soap. Try lt and you wlU bo convinced
hat lt ls superior to any othor article In markst. For
late by Grocers generally.
Manufaelurod by TAYLOR tc YOUNG, No. 180 Front
itreet, New York. For salo by
CRUDER A MARTIN,
No. 230 King street.
H. BISCHOFF tc CO.,
No. 107 East Bay.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS st CO.,
Comer church and Hayno s?rcela.
DOWIE & MOISE, Druggists,
No, 161 Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January 23 wfm?mo
Pilo Universal Verdi, t af all Ute Host Ex?
perienced Pastry Cooks and Housekeep?
ers ls that the
YEAST POWDER
IR THE MOST RELIABLE OF ALT. BASING POW
DEBS, being bcauUfuUy white, and freo from all In
lurloua Lngrrjdlonts, besides requiring only two-thirds ol
tho. quantity to havo tho esme effect as other Yeast
Powders. If you wan* ?ellghtfu) Plo Crust, Biscuit and
fx rn Bread, give lt a trial
^OX Mia by GROBER A MARTIN,
.? No. 230 King street.
HENRY BISCHOFF tl CO.,
No. 107 East Bay,
W.8. CORWIN A CO.,
No. 250 King streit
m DOWIE lc MOISE, Dniggfnto,
.!<? NO. 151 MEETING STREET,
li . Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January a* thstuimo
STEVENS HOUSE, Nos. SI, 03, S.I AND ST
Broadway, N. Y.. oppoelto Bowling Green-In tho
European Plan.-THE STEVENS HOUSE ls well ami
si daly known to tho travelling publie. Thn Location la es?
pecially suitable to merchants and busto ces mon; lt ls In!
Joss proximity to tho business part of tho ci ty-in ott
ibo highway of Soulhorn and Western travel-and adta
sent to al] tho principal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
Tho STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation for
iver 800 guests-lt ts well furnish od, and possesses every
nod ern improvement for tho comfort and entertainment
rf Ila Inmates, Tho rooms are spacious and well venti?
lated-provided with gas and water-the attend an oe ls
prompt and respectful-and tho table li generously pro-,
rided with every delicacy or the seasonal moderate rates.,
Tho rooms baring been refurnished and remodel od, wo
tro enabled to offer extra facilities for the comfort and
; tesauro of our guests, GEO. K. CHASE ss CO.,
May 88 6rpo ; Proprietors. ,
.FAWXYMEDICINtS''
fTVOB CHOLERA AND DIARRRCEA, USE DltO.'O.
r GARRISON'S CHOLERA AND DIARRHCEA PRE
fENTlYB. It has not Its equal In tho world.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE,
For salo, wbolosalo and re tai), at my itoro. No. 211
louth Eighth Itreo^ PWl?delprda?ana try ^ . ?"
BOWIE ?t MOISE,
' :?" SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE,
i No. 151 Meeting rtreot, opposite Charleston notch
June 17_ , mtli??
THE MARION STAR,
ESTABLISH KD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
published at Marion, & O, In the central portion
if the country, and offen a favorable medium to Mar?
iants, Druggist*, Mac-Mnists, and all classes who desire
o extend their hasbro** tn tho Pee Dee country.
For the benoni of our advertising patrons, wo shall, tn
Ali lion to our subscription list, which is oona tan tty ln
?frxalng, pnht'ah and distribu?a gratuitously 8000 extra
* of,the STAB,during the btudnaas season this
of AdverUilng hberal. *""
W. J. MoKBRALL,
November 30 Editor and Proprietor.
AUCTION SALES.
Mantilla*, Lace Unionen, Mntlinn, Linen flowLi,
tho,
CARIPIIKI.I,, ICKOX ,V CO.,
('nail Auction llnuar.
No. 51? ll ? M >-l al ir ri, opiiosltr I'ostolUrc,
LATH MCKAY A CAMI'IIKM,.
Wlllacll i i il.H HAY,' commencing at lu .'clock,
LACK UAKQUEH. MANTILLA?, I toi m Munbun. French
Jaconotn, llrllliauta, Lawun, MIIHUU Handkerchief".
kc, kc.
.. . . . AI*-..
DROWN AMO SLATE LINEN DM I. lil ASH liUCKrt.
fanal i ere, JCOUH, Panta Htuffn, M<ii?iiiU<i Nota, Xe,
kc.
also.
kSSUHTHENT CLOTHING. Notions, Fancy Goods, l'or,
fuuiury, Hosiery. Houdkerchlors, Straw Good*.
?UKI,
THIISKH, SHOES, kc, kc
Coudillniw null. _Juu?' ill
kV RI. Mr IC AY. JOH Mi CAH1HIKI.1?.
iMeKAY & CAMPBELL,
CIINII Auvil.mi-rrs,
No. lilli Meeting Htrcot,
Opponlto Pavilion Hotel,
LATK OF NO. M HASEL SI" I i 1 -ITT.
Will ? ll TOMORROW (Tuesday), 'Jilli InsL, at Iii. li
Cash Auction Uotiso,
TnK CONTENTS OF A KINO STREET DIIY OOOIM
*TOIlK. removed lor couvoulcuco of ?alo.
Will null on WK IINLSDAY, Illa 3filh bl Rt, at No. - Nan
Hall Hlr.it,
SUPERIOR FU H N IT URE uf a family leaving Uio elly.
Will nell on THURSDAY, 37tb inst, ol tin ir ( n ih Auction
llOIIRO,
DIIY GOODS, Straw a<KHb>, Millinery, Heatly Made
lllnthlmr. Hoots, sim.'?, KutloiiH, kc.
Will Hell un FRIDAY. 281b ina!., at the Cash Auction
lionne, No. ISIS Hornau el reel,
PROVISIONS, OroccrtOH. Furniture, kc.
l'articulant morning of nalo. Juno 31
nv it. m. .MAHSIIAI.I. ,v into.,
imil.cri, No. Ult Uro nil stint.
Will lie R.'t<l on FIIIDAY, the Mil day of July, ot ll)
o'clock. A. M.,
M bosci SEMAKH, seized for violating Internal revenue
law?. FREDERICK A. HAWVER.
June 21 1 Collector. "'I
I t \ N M I I SI 111 lt.
\ ii- I lom i r ami c ,1 nain) .linn Merchant, at
Ntl. HI) Klnat street, ln-lovv Hi omi ?trn t.
Oin.rH IIIH ,<en le.M lor tlio H ile of MERCIIANDIHK nt
l .y ail i night at IIIH nt.ire, alan for Ibo Bolo of Block,
[IniulR, lt' ii I Enlate. VUSRUIR, Ul ruc? ami Prinlucc. lla.it
-Hy refero ire? will Im niven. Consignment* solicites!.
D-rms moderato anti gunraulccs satisfaction.
May 39 Imo
PRIVATE SALES,
Laml on King airer!, near Line.
nv .TACOII CU II KN Al CO.
lt Private Sato
A LOT OF LAND, In Uie city of Chnrlralon, contain?
ing ul., ml niue lil) nam, Rltiiatrd In King Rlrect. Inuncdi
ilcly north or Line, and extending from Kine street to
Hu Souili Carolina Railroad track.
Tilla Land offerfl er. nt Indu, ene otu for nub .llvlfilnit
into building lots, on account of lui rnntienlly to tim
-louth Carolina llailrood ynr.lR and work Hliopn, and lt i
loralton on Klug street and Uie Sooth Carolina Railroad
track. It in nina very destraillo for farming, heine univ
In ciilUviitioii, and Hin poll much Improved by culture.
Fur terina and further particulars, applv an above, at
NO. 10 EABT DAV, (JOH. ROYCE'S WHARF.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SCHOOL BOOKS AT HALF
PtUOBi
ESOLIsn.FRF.NOTI. LATIN ANT) O REEK, ITALIAN,
GERMAN AND KPANIsU SCHOOL ROOKH aro be?
ne reid at balf price. Teachers and parents, if they de
lire lo Rave, nbonld avail thcmsclvoa of Ibo opportunity,
'.ill .i-rn, or you may bo loo late
SAM. HART, Br.,
June 17 HookRoller, King mr ott.
CLOSING UPI
SOME RARE AND VALUARLE BOOKS ARE YET
lo he bul at II A RT'H ROOK STORK, at hair price,
jut for a brier period, oe tho Store will shortly cloeo.
Yulong tim stock aro :
HALHIIOOK'S UKUPETAIiOOT, r, VOIB., quarto
Quadrupeds of America, by Dr. Uaclunan
Utinnaparlc'n Omitbology, G vols., quarto
Cuvier s Animal Klugdom, colored platen
Kieiicr'fl Canchulogy, colored plates
Hoydell'R 1111 ir ' ni I i 1111K of Sliakipeare'n I'ISJ-H, folio
'lim Pyramids of Gino*, 1 vol., folio
The Cath?drale of Glasgow, 1vol., folio
Hm Public UiilliliiigH or London, 3 vol"., folio
Thu 1 .llorar-, World, IO vols., folio
Tito American Almanac, from ila beginning, IMO
Uryau'H Dictionary of l'aiuterB. 3 vols., quarto
Hie Engluccrfl and Macblulat Assistant, 3 vol?., folio
A net of tba Library of tba Eathers, completo, ll vole
A ?et of llaxuir*H Practical Works, i vola
Nordbcimcr'rt Hebrew and English Grammar, 3 vols
With many other valuable works on Art and Arahltco.
ure._imo_May ai
THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AH) ASSOCIATION,'
HAVING ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF HEADY
MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentleman, Lo
111 - .i ami children, and being desirous of diminishing our
i tock before tba pennon advances loo far, wo would capo
ttally draw the attention of tho publia towards tho reduc?
ion which will bo ruado lu our prices for tho uext two
ir Hire.- weeks from dato.
Apply at Ibo DEPOSITORY,
January 39_No. IT Chalmer? street.
I'llH HW TOMI! MIW IN USE '
Novonibor 37
OLD ?STiBLISII?D DRIIO STORl?
E. H. KELLERS & CO.,
[LATH Pill V ck DORN)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
No. 131 MEETING STREET,
Third door above Market'
HAVE LATELY RECEIVED LARGE ADDITIONS IQ
thou- usual stock of pure and fresh
DRUGS
. MEDICINES
DYE STUFFS
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FANCY GOODS
FINE SOAPS
TOILET row DUI :i
POMADES
COSMETICS
COMBS
BRUSHES
1 ;' EXTRACTS,ko?
Comprising Invoice* from tho most reputable manu*
facturera. On hand, all tho principal . . ...
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES?
Including Preparations of AYES, JAYNE, HALL, CHEV,
ALTER, DAVIS, WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, kr. tUo,\
largo assortment of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS tl
TRUSSES
SADDLE BAGS ,
MEDICINE CHESTS
GLAUS
METAL AND GUTTA PERCHA GOODS l?|<
GLASSWARE OF, EVERY DESGRIP?TON.
Groat attention la paid tb' tho Importation and toledo
lion nt j
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
arid nono oilier aro allowed to go out of the Establish?
ment. ... i
PRESCRIPTIONS compounded
willi accuracy, and the public caa
dopond on tho utmost rellnbillty In
the oxecutlon of orders. ".<?./
E. II. KELLERS, M.D. il B?ER, M*D.
BARNWELL SENTINEL.
TH AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.' Itt?
J. Merchants and h nain ess m entry lt for M few momba.
"No rlak no gain." Send on your cards and lncn?uVi
ronr trado thia fall. There's nothing' to equal Printer's,
Ink-lt baa mado many a fortune, i . . II' 'I;I|?H
Tarma for Uta paper-*0 per annum. In advance. . . i
AdvcrtuuunonU lnaortod at tho rato of ai per.square of
Iwolvo Unas or lesa for each Insertion.
Cards of tea lines or Ices, at tho" rile "of ?10 for ihren
months. ; . % i i i \ . 'v
Contracts by the y oar Or for six wart His, allowing i .ri v.
lego of changing, on more favorablo terms. Address
x EDWARD A. BRONSON,
November!.. ,, yiuiKghJlRtOtsl aaa .'tci.ri. lo""
?HERAW ABVERTIS?R
DEVOTED TO LITER ATUFE. SOnORTE, ABT.
AGRIOULTURK, and HlBOsttXANEOUa NEWS.
LiheTAW, 8. a l^bliehod wecAly, by W. L. T. PBINOD
?Cu. . . ?,. ' ,
lina or aunscarVTlo? i
Jua copy ono y oar....ft 0*
3no copy dx months..?.,.?J JO
Jan copy threo months...."1 OO
Pivo copies ono year.lo 00
KATCS cor aovaunxanio I. < ..rv
ina Square, ten linea or leas, first insertion.ai 69
far each subsequent Insertion.'...,.'.'.'..1 00
' All Advertisements to bo distinctly marked, Or they
sill be published until ordered emt, and charged aooorU.
'^ret?anla and oLhere advnrtlabiij by tte year, \ lits;,
al dcduotlou on tho above rates will bo a?dA, V
Nov om tier 15_. i ..<.. I . ..... y y ...i>. j,
TUE ORANGEBUBG NEWS.
nun ITED EVERY SATURDAY MORNTNG. 'AT
L Orangeburg, K. O. Terms (3 per annum; tn acW
.ance. . . "
Daring tho spring and fail aeaeona extra oopina of Ino.
laAKOEBtma Nrws win be circulated for tho benefit of
nradverUatnjg patrons. '.?
Cont- Jt Advertiaomonta lnaortod on tho moat Ubina!!1
erma. Addreaa SAMUEL DIDBLH, ' ''t
Editor Orangeburg Nows,
February 3S Orango burg, fi j