The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 25, 1867, Image 1
VOLUME rv.
HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Coblo Dispatches.
Perm, Jnno 24.--ln tho Lowot- llouoo or tho
lluiiu-nrin.il Diot, M. Ileum t h demande.1 that tho
Government bring- in liilla fur tim emancipation uf
tho Jowa from civil mut political disabilities.
li KULIN, Juno 2t_Partios from Hungary RAY
that Napoleon contiuuou tho purchase ot a i.ire?
number of horsos there.
Tlio Queen ol' Tr ib.fi i will visit Queen Victoria.
LONDON, Juno 2l-Noou.-Consols t>lj. United
States bonds 79.
I.ivr.iu-ooi,, Juno 24- Noon.-Colton lins n ten?
dency down. Salo? BOOT halos; Pillouds LUnllp.1.;
Orleans Hid. Corn and other articles unchanged.
From Wa uti I n (it.in.
WAIHI INCHON, Juno 21.- Fourteen new postnfUccs
hove boon opened in tho South. Tho Department
lutoiitls perfecting tho bcrvico ns Npccdilv ns pos?
sible * .
Judgo Fishor deoided finally against allowing
tho deronco iu tito coso of Surratt lo recall tho
: wituussos of tho prosecution fur crosa-ox.uniim
tion.
Dr. Joseph F. May, who removed a tumor from
Booth's nock, tcstillod that bo had identified
KOOUI'? dead bodv on tho Monitor nt tho navv
yard.
No pointed ovidonco bearing on tho case waa
elicited to-day.
(iisi. Slioridon, on Saturday, tologrnphcd to Gen.
Grant declining to extend tho tinto for registration
In Louisiana, in compliance with ninditional .in?
structions from tho President.
Tho inlurnal rovonuo receipts to-dnv amounted
to $1,202,000. _ _ _
American Prises from tito Pnrls Exhibition.
WASHINOTON, Juno 24.-Tho Stnto Department
bas information, through Commissioner Ucl. c. i th.
that of li vo 1 unid red and twenty-four United Ktntcs
Exhibitors at Paris, two hundred and sixty-two
bavo rccoivod prizes, namclv: four errand prizes,
mn cut. en gold, nixtj-two silver, and ono hundred
and tbroo bronzo medals. Sovouty-uino exhibi?
tors rccoivod hoi un allin mention.
From Kori ross .'Monroe.
FonTHESs MONBOE, Juno 24.- Tho United Statos
stcamor Winooski arrived in Hampton Hoads to?
day with forty odd casos or yellow fever on board.
Tho upidomic dovoloped itso?f altor leaving Matan?
zas. Josopli Cooper, soaman, died unmistakably of
black vomit. Most of tho other casos nro consid
orod out of danger.
New York News.
NEW YOOK, Juno 24.-JUD. Schmidt, aged sixty
five, cut hie throat after attempting to kill his
former mistress.
From Central ami South America.
Nsw YORK, Jnno 21.-Jomet E. MoEcnnv, a
Virginian, and nu old nu rehaut ol Un.,teal
America, is dead.
, Tho roportod blockado or Sont? Martha is un?
true.
Tho President's Toar.
BOSTON, Juno 24.-Tito Presidential party nrriv
ed yesterday, and woro received by numen.un
Masonic orders.
The President at Boston.
BORTON, Juno 21. -Tho ont i rn .city is decked in
gala con!unie, and tho population scorn determin?
ed on a grand holiday; business is suspended.
Tho inhabitants from tho suburbs, and thousands
uf people from hundreds of miles distant, aro on
tho atrcots, crowding tho eidowalks, door stops,
windows, bouso-tops, and every availablo point
from which to got a viaw of tho grand Masonic
celebration.
Mexican News.
NEW ORLEANS, Juno 24.-Wo bavo datos from
Quorelaro or tho Hill, Sall Lilts of tho Util, and
Montcroy of tho 17th, ria Galveston, lt is re?
ported that as soon as Gen. Marquez learned of tho
Bofo delivery of Qncrctaro by Lopez, ho opened
tho documenta loft with him by Maximilian.
Among thom ho found one in which bo abdicatod
In favor of young Iturbido. Marquez immediately
?iroolaimod Iturbido Emperor under the rcgonuy of
ho Empress Carlotta. Ho aldo arrested thirty of
Uta most noted Liberals and imprisoned thom as
hostages for tho lives of Maximilian aud his com?
panions.
ibero has been no authoritative donial of tho
Emporor's statomont as published, nud it is still
behoved to bo genuine.
lt ie stated that Maximilian's counsel bas bocu
retused a request for thirty dav's timo to prepare,
and it is said that ho had boan sontonocd, and ru?
mor Bays, oxocutcd, though thoro in nothing au?
thoritative to this olToct,
mi > o? a, BU 111 ii rr r in 11 -i L, nimm .....j ?-*?-- _.
Quorotaro upon fionorablo terms. Tho terms nf ca?
pitulation atato that ho nurrondi n d only accord?
ing to tho established rulos aud uaagos of nations.
ILortizoz, a Liberal Goneral, agraoiug to these
terms, waa placed in arrest. Anns nud munn no?
tion was restored to Oteroro. What was to follow
is not stated. Minium Campo waa not shot, as at
first reported, but murdered while lying danger?
ously wounded at tho hospital of Qucrotaro. By
Ibo last mail it ls reported that Marquez bad com?
menced oxecuting Ins hostages, and lind ?liol two
whoso H a i nc oro uot givon. Tito death of Mendez
iu confirmed. All tho foreign prisoners boro aro
cn route for Monterey, numbering 4,000 or 0,000,
cons ia ting of Austrians, Belgians an 1 French.
Iteglsti-atlon in Augusta.
AnniTKTA, Juno 21.-Registration in proceeding
quietly- -mn registered to-day, of ?Inch 230 aro
blacks and 140 white.
A party of convicts endeavored to effect their es?
capo from tho Penitentiary at Miltcdgovillo; 2 nero
killed, soveral wounded and tho balance recap?
tured.
CoL G. H. Gottings, of tito ICtb U. S. Infantry,
commanding tho post ut Bavauuah, died Hiiildonly
at Macon. Tho deceased was a eon of Jasper A.
Gottings, of Ohio.
Marine rv ?iv H.
NEW YOEE, Jnno 24.-Tho steamship Fulton him
arrived from Havre, and tho Saratoga and Hatte?
ras from Richmond, and Louisiana from Newborn.
Doini hilo Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.
NEW Tons, Jnno 21.-Flour 10a20o. better. Wheat I
SaAo bettor. Pork unsettled; Moss $21 00. Lard |
dull and unchanged. Western Whiskey 3Cc. in
bond. Cotton quiot at 20Jc. for Middling. Tur?
pentine drooping at ?DJc. Rosin unchanged.
Freights quiot. Stocku strong. Gold na j. St?r?
ung unchanged. Mouoy Ca7 per cent. V. B.
Coupon Bonus of 'C2 UOjallO*.
KVE.VI.VO DISPATCH.
Cotton dull; eales 800 boles, at 2fiJo. Floor ac?
tive; Uta to $7 20al0 65; Southern $0 Malo. Corn
Stunt ; Western mixed Now. $1 lOal 12 ; White
outhera $119. Mesa Perk $21 40. Lard steady.
Whiskey firmer, al 32, in bond. Groceries quiot
and steady. Turpontiito GOJaGO. Rosin $3 OOaH 00.
Frolgbts quiot. Tho Now York Bank Htalomout
shows that loans bavo decreased $2,037,000: Kpo
cia decreaso $9,256,000 ; Circulation docrcosca $78,
000 ; deposits docroascd $840,000 ; logal londors in?
creased $4,391,000. Stocks strong. Money unchang?
ed. Gold 881. 'C2 coupons $UOJallO}; Va, 6's, Now
issno, CO. ' T -I
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Flour firm and advanced [
25c. Corn drill at 80c. Provisions steady and un
changed. Meas Pork $21. Lord in demand at
lljc. 'Bacon in fair demand. Shoulders Ho.
; Clear ubloo 12|c. ? .
J - BALTIMORE, Jnno. 24.-Coffee | dull, > pr i otu un
ch un god. Com better, primo while $1 Wal ll ;
yellow $112al 14 ; Western mixed $1 08.il 00.
Sugar Arm. Provisions stonily and inactive Wes?
tern bacon s boulders 0|o. WhiBkoy 35?., in bond.
NEW ORLEANS. Juno 24_Salas 1150 bolos Cot?
ton, Market dull. Low Middling 21'c. Rocoipts
. G4A bales. Exports 4G12 halos, Sugar and Mo
>.laasc8, nothing roportod. Flour quiot and firmer.
Superfino lOJalOJ; Donblo Extra $12. Corn im
. proved. Yellow and Mixed 85 a Odo; Whito 05c.ai 1.
Oats finn at 68a70. Bacon steady. Shoulders 13a
10?; Ribbed Sides Hf; Cloar Sides 18. Pork dull
. at$23a23 25. Whiskey only in rotail dom?nd for
unrootitlod.l Cotton unchanged.' Gold 88.1 Ster?
ling 19a52J, Now York Sight Exchange ? promium.
MOBILE, Juno 24.-Cotton dull and declining;
eales 250 balee: closed nominally, with Middlings
at Xii; detr-ami light. >
- HAVANNAH, Jnno 21.-Cotton oponed with a fair
domand; salon 235bolos; olosod dull and heavy;
Middlings 211. Roooipls, OJO bales.
. AuauBTA, Juno 2A-Cotton dull; eales 84 bolos;
MtddUng 20c. |
TIIF. Galaxy has a paper on Ritualism, by Br.
' Biz, a loading churchman of Now York. Tho fol?
lowing aro his conclusions : "First-Thoro must
bo ritual bf somo kind wboro thoro is religion.
Second-Thoro is tho clearest argnmont from Holy
' Boripturo and ecclesiastical history in favor of a
beautiful and impress iva ritualism as a powerful
agency on men for their good. Third
Snob ri tus h am must bo a teacher; it must
symbolise 'somothiog, and exprooo as forcibly
aa posafblo what it symbolises ; a ritualism
* ns od without a meaning and representing no truth
which tho Intellect cnn grasp is but a pjoco of
trifling and a sham, Fourth-Ritual munt1 teach
truth-pnro, unadulterated troth; God's ?lrntli,
which ho has rorealod to mon. Fifth-People
abould|iry to discuss tho subjoct with calhmoss;
thoy should not look at it in a party light; they
bad bettor koop clear of tho agitators, vt boto aim
it la to ox? i to vaguo roars and affright tbs nnln
atruotod with awful disclosures of- cou ?piracy
against the simplicity or I hoir faith and tim: purity
or Uiolr womb ip; and especially should tlioyxo
membor that thoro ia a superstition in dofoct as
Well as ono in oxooss."
OBOM IN M?EIOW, B. G.-A friend writes ks Hint
faa saw hist week somo cotton stalks from Marion
District, H. C.. that moauurod 21 to 21 inches in
length and lull of "forma." No doubt Ibero arc
"blossoms" In thtt district en, this. Tho same
correspondent also montions oats growing pn a
gentleman's plantation tn tho samo distrli t moa
auringarc rmi a half foot In hoight, tm 1 finoly
. .heafiod, Ho addi! "Marion'ia a great c ountry
' anyhow-rich land, protty,women, and clo or foi
..w.l^V'Vf?*^ j**
Why would a demijohn mako a good spotkoii
Bocaim it generally UM BO wu?u spirit ia it,
tVHW lllHIKM.
Tin: ROMANCE OT DRAI'HKIKCOUHT; An Eplsudo ex?
tractad from (bo BetroapueJ of Miriam Montfort. Dy
tho anther of '.Tilo IIoU'OhoM of Bouverie." Now
York: (I. W. Carleton A Cu., 1807. Cliarlcrloii. John
?tassel].
Tho author, dal in;; from Bccchuioor, Ky., no
presumo ia a laity, a Southern lady, and tho hook
willi tho aburo magniloquent tillo, a roprcsoiita
Iivo of Southern litoraturo. lu ber profneo sho
adopts tho trick, BO industriously, olniost otTon
sivcly nindo uno of in SI. Kimo, of doprocaliug un
fuvornblo criticism, Whuthor this is slncoro, dono
through sensitivo shrinking; at critical auolysis
front a consoiouaucss that tho "Bomanco" cannot
survivo such ordeal, or whothor it is a mero ii Ivor- j
Using trick, inviting thc critics to givo tho book
notoriety mid publicity, arid thus cpntributo to?
wards its salo, it would bo impossible to say. "Tho
critic is requested, whuthor friend or foo,-and of |
both I shall hopo to bavo my elinro,-to forbear
loo.m ably from forestalling tho intorost of this ro?
maneo by throwin? down tho clue of story, as it is
too much tho habit of tho Druids ol tbs Prosa to
(loin thoao analytical days. A plot is as'much
tho property of a story-teller, it BOO ma' to mo, as
tho jen ol on bin baud; and it is aliko unf.iir to
author, mader and publisher, for unotbor tjo tako
possession of and mako it his own by anticipation.
If I havo not expressed mysolf clearly, lol mc add
that I merely wish to bo permitted to tell my story'
first, nnd in my own way. Beyond that I ask no
favor of friond or foe, nnd am willing to oxolnhu
with TrrransTOCLES, 'Striko, but hear mo.' "
Quito grand litis, ht lt not? And who, after such
adjuration, could bo so impolite, so ungallant,
mich a "limul," ns to cviscorato tho romaneo,
and prcsont tho ronlier willi a skeleton plot, when
fairly forowarood that to do BO is to comra.it lito- ;
rare larceny? Wo bavo no dosiro to bo pilloried,
nnd shall thcrcforo say nothing about Hid book,
savo that it has -155 pages, is luodorntoly interest?
ing, intended to bo sonsntional, ends "unsatisfac?
torily," but thnt of courso a "eeiruol" is prohiiscd. [
TUE CoLTum: DEMANDED UT MODEON LIFE: a series of )
Addrc?irn omi Argument* on tho Claims of Scientific
Kducatlau, by Professors Tyndall, Henri ey, Huxley,
Paget, Wliewell, Furaday, Liebig, Draper, DeMorgan;
Dr*, lkimanl, rjodgsou, Corpoulrr, Hooker, Acland,
Forbes, Herbert Spencer, Slr John Herschel, Slr
Chattes Lyell, Ur. Hcguln, Mr. Mill, otc, with su intro?
duction on Mental Disciplino In EtlucnUon, by K. L.
Yuuruans. New York : D. Appleton A Co., 18C7.
charl, sion : Jr>lin Russell, liluir stroot.
To tho educator, lo all our public, mou who aro
interested in tho subject of education, oilbcr pri?
mat y or of a higltor grado, and tinnily, to ovory
thinking and reading man, tho prosont volitmo
will provo a valuable acquisition, as, within a nar?
row compass wo boro bavo tho united tostiraony
of tho leading minds, distinguished in walks of |
lifo tho most widely apart, aud their opiuions on
both tbo best method of education, and tho truo
object of culture. Our QMtOO forbids our entering
into an o Mimina! ion of any of tho many masterly
arguments hero presented. Nor, for tho samo
roason, can wo rcproduco any of thom. Wo will |
thcrcforo limit ourselves to giving tho mero
"hoads"-tho subjects treated: Introduction-on
Mental Disciplino in Education-Professor TYN?
DALL on tho Study of Physic-Professor HEKFAEY
on tho Study of Botany-Professor Hus LEV on tho
Study of Zoology-Dr. J AMES PAOET on Ibo Study
of Physiology-Dr. FARADAY cn tho Education of I
tho Judgment-Dr. WHEWELL on tho Educational
His tory of Science -Dr. HODGSON on tho Study Of I
Econom?a Scionco-Mr. HnrtnEBT BrRNOEn on Po- |
litical Education-Dr. BABNARD on Karly Montai
Training-Professor LIEDIO on tho Dovclopmcnt
or Scientillo Ideas-E. L. YOUMANS on tho
Sc ie ntiiic: Study of Human Nature-besides
many other topics, introduced iu tho appendix.
This volume, although n moro compilation, for
tho purpose for which it Is desitrnod, is ouo of tho
mast valuable over issued from tho press ; any ono
of its essays worth moro thou all tho twolvp, writ?
ten by Mr. BONNER'S twclvo Col'ego Presidents
for tho Xc?V/rr.
CrrrufrriAr.TTT AUD rra CONFLICTS-Ancient nnd Modern.
"XE- ^MWIISTI MuuVrj&Jiot*-- n- Amdntnn Ar c?..
"In offoring tho prcsont volunio to tho public,"
says tho author in his prefaco, ho "has mined to
display Christ in ni I y ns it was established by JESUS;
ns it has been developed and perpetuated by tho
Apostles and their successors, and to correct tho
erroneous impressions which so generally exist
respecting it. Ho has also endeavored to exhibit
a general oullitio of tho various conflictirig olo
incuts which havo been arrayed against tho Chris?
tian system np lo tho presort time. Wo havo *rit
t ou for tho solo purposo of vindtcatiug truth and
tho religion of Cimurr. In all instances our stand
Rid of comparison bas been that Divino Codo
which was instituted by our Saviour in tho Now
Dispensation. Boforo this infallible standard wo
bavo fearlessly arraigned tho anti-Christian specu?
lations aud theories of tho world, and have thus
analyzed and judged them."
.Tho topics treated aro presonted under. tho fol?
lowing loading heads: Condition of tho' Wdrld at
thc timo of tho Birth of Christ; Doctrines taught
by Jesus Christ; Tho Church Founded by Christ
and tho Catholic Church Identical; Common
Grounds of Boligious Faith; On tho Invocation of |
Saints, and on Sacred Imagos and Picturos; Cathe?
drals, and Forms and Ceremonies, of tho Church;
Papal Bupromacy; Papal Infallibility; Pupal Inter?
ference in Secular Affairs; Condition of tho World
at tho Commonccment of tho Itoforrnntion; Pri?
mitivo Protestantism; Modern ProtostantiBin;
Dootrines of tho Innovators of tho Sixteenth Cen?
tury; Traits of a few of tho Reformers; ' Traits of
tho Reformation in Europe; Tho Puritan System
in America; Puritan Intolerance; Missions in
Amorica; Human Slavery in New England; Puri?
tanism in tho United States; Contres of Publio
Sentiment; Present Condition and Prospects of the
Catholic Church.
Of tho Stylo of argument this anther avails him?
self, our readers may judgo by tho following Bpcci
mon : " When tho all merciful Ood became in- j
cai nate on earth, and sufferod nnd died to atona
for tho sins of mon, is it probable that Ho had
any special reference to MABTTN I.UTIIKU, or Jenn
CALVIN, or Joint ov LEYDEN, or Jome WESLEY, or 1
Ton PAINE, or other modern revolutionists, in tho j
consummation of bia grand 'dosigu ? If BO, woro
LuTutn'u interviews and discussions with tho
I devil at tho Castle of Warburg, or his revels at
j tho ' Il lack Eagle iTavern ' nt Guttonburg, or
his violation of tho nun, CATHARINE BOBE, or
tho bloody civil wars ho incited in Germany injlu
dod in tho programme 7 This will tu ill co, Our.
renders will perhaps agree with us in tho ormolu
?iou at whioh wo bavo arrived,--that Ibo book bj
misnamed. Tho-titlo should bo "Tho Kornau
Catholic Church and ber Co allic ts."
TUE Ennrnunon REVIEW, for April, as 'usual,
makes Ita tardy advent, when its successor has
already ? been announced in tho English periodi?
cals. A great deal of tho political speculation of j
thcao reprints is ontiroly thrown away upon us
far-off renders, as it iu too stale to bo endured by
tho timo it reaches us. The Table Of Contents of
this prosont number, however, offers Homo excel?
lent articles. It is RB follows : 1. Count BBOQ
NOT'H Momoire. 2. Arohmology of North Amorica.
3,. Tho Prussian Campaign of ISM, 4. PASTEuu
ou Spontaneous Generation. 5. Lifo and Works of
HAMB HOLBEIN. 0. Ritualism, 7. Tho Reign of
Louis XT. 8. Corro'8pondonpo of WILLIAM IV.
with Earl Un KV. 0. Fatal Accidents ?4 Coal
Mines. ' 10. TODD on Parliamentary Government.
ArrLBTOM's HAND-BOOK OJ AIXEIUCAH THATEX. Tho
Northern Tour. By Edward IL Ball. P. Apolotcn i
Co., Now York. ... I
Mr. HALL, a clover writer and a compiler? of ex?
cellent nbility, hos Riven tho travoling p?bilo a ?
most vulnablo corrected edition of this bana-book.
It professes to bo a guido through New York, Con?
necticut, Bhodo Island, Massachusetts, Now Hamp?
shire, Vermont, Maine, Now Jersey, Delaware,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri,
Iowa, Minncsota,Wisconsin, Michigan,Kansas, Ne?
braska, California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona,
Now Mexico, Novada, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Color
rodo and Dacotah, with descriptive skotobiis of
cities, towns, waler fulls, battlo fields, mountains,
rivers, lakes, hunting and fishing grounds; water?
ing places, Bummer rosorts, ole,, with maps of tho
loading routes nf travol and oi the principal cities.
Accuracy, conciseness, and, aboro all, a jost dis
crimination or tho rola Uve importance of the seve?
ral objecta described, s oem to have boon tho chief
aim of tho compiler, and wo think unquestion?
ably tha t this guido book ombodios a j larger
amount of deslrnblo ? information for tho' traveler
ia this country-than cur bo found iu any other
work of thc kind. |'( ., j j*,'*'
, V-^ , j
, Our Flori ila exchanges slate, tbat tho if eather
has been ''hoavyf dazing tho pact weak, with fre?
quent raina. Tb oro is, aa yet, no spock,! complaint
I. on tho part of plantera Jo far na t tv o . have Ihoard,
but tho sc ?on ia not considered unvusJJy pro?
mising,
TUR (U KS I luv UK NKOKO PIIIVILIiUD.
Sumo time ago, our roedora will romcmbort
Mayor Iii: \TU, or Now Orleans, not a copperhead,
hut au unconditional Union niau, in order that ho
might hayo a miro Ruido, amid tho mazo of contra?
dictory' logialalion, which at present afllicta tho
Southern Kialoa, nuked thu City Altornoy, his
regularly constituted legal advisor, to givo lita
opinion in how far, nndor thc laws, tho different ,
classes of racen in any community aro ontitled to j
admission to colTcohousos, thoatroi, balls, etc. AB
tho City Attorney, ohio, Wf bol ?ove, ia a thorough?
ly loyal maj], and may thercforo bo fairly supposed j
to tako an unbiaaod viorr of tho coso, wo will givo
tho uubatanco of his conclusions.
Mr, H. IX On URN, tho City Attorney, holds that]
tho parties havo tho logal right to refuse tho Boll- j
ing or admittanco to any portion of citirotis or in
liabitanta. Tuoro la nothing, ho naya, in tho tonn
>f their lioonao, obligating thom to nell to any
ono. They bavo tho right to closo thoir shops
in toto, and thoy Iiavo tho samo right to cbooso
iud determino who should bo tlicix oustomora,
.vim nhould bo adiniltod, and on what tormB and
londltions. Tbcso oatablidhrncnts aro not pnblio
iiroporly. Tao routaurant or tho mnnagor of a
.hcatro, baa tho sanio right to rofuso admittanco,
>rif adtnittanco.be grantod, to specify tho placo or
portion of tho building lo bo occupied, aa baa tho |
ihyaician conducting a privato hospital.
Tbcso casos, ho continuos, di (Tor widely from
Jioao arising ont of tho obUgaliona of camera, or
?ibero cortain privileges aro granted bv apocial
cgialalioji. and ovou in tbuso Ibu principles above
enunciated aro recognized.
lu tho ooao of Day rs. Owen, oiled in fifth Mich
gan ltcportu, Couloy, i>. 020, tho plaint iii" won a
vugro. Tho court held that tho dcfentlnut would
m lt nillo io a KO ucral refusal to carry tho plain! iff,
tnloBa abo should show aomo oxouao, roloasiiig.
lim from tho obligation. Tho right to bo carried
lauitol bo touched by nilen and regulations, but
ho privileges and accommodation of paasongors,
vbilst being tranaportcd, oro subject to auch rulen
nul regulations na tho carrier may think proper tu
natte, provided tboy bo reasonable
A refusal to allow tho plarutilV Uro privilogo of
bo cahiti, on bia tendoriug cabin faro, was notti?
ng moro or lcBa thou donving lum cortain accom
uodntiona, from which bo waa oxclnded by tho
tilca oud regulations of tho boat. Tho law doos
lot require a aimer to make any rulos wbatovor,
rut it cannot deny bim tho right to do ao UT bo
leoma it for his interest.
80 tho caao of Roberts os. tho City of Boston,
?th Cuahing (Maaaacbusotla) Report, pago 201,
Fudgo Hbaw read tho decision: "Tho plaintiff, a
lolorcd child, commenced tho action by ncr father
ind noel. Iriond against ibo city of Mouton, under
,ho atatuto which provides that any child unlaw?
fully oxoludod from publie school instruction in
.bia conimonwoaltb miall recover damages thero
or, in an action against Ibo city or town by which
inch public instruction is supp?rtod." Tho quoe
ion, tuoroforo, ia whether, upon tho facta ngreod
in.rn, thu plaintiff bau boon unlawfully excluded
'rom auch lnalniction.
Tho groat principio advanced by tho learned and
iloqitent adv?calo of the plaintiff, is, that by Ibo
,'onsliluliou and laws of Massachusetts, all por
iona without distinction ol ago, BOX, birth or color,
irigin or condition, nro equal bolero tho law. This,
iH a gonoral broad principio, auch aa ought to ap
>carin a declaration of rights, 11 porrect 1 v pound:
t ia not only oxproascd bi terms, but porvodca and
miniates tho wbolo ?pint of our Constitution of
'rec go vorn u ion t.
Hot wbon thia groat principio emu OH to bo np
iliod to fie actual and various conditions of por
looB in society, it will nat warrant tho assertion
bat mon and w omen uro legally clothed with tho
lauio civil an 1 political powers, und that children
ind adults aro legally to havo tito samo funotioua
iud bo subject tu tho aamo treatment; bul only
liol tho ng h bi of nil, aa tboy aro aottlod and rcgu
aled by law, aro equally ontitled to ibo patornal
ionaidorntion nml protection of tho lawa fur their
naintononco and security,
What tlioao rights aro to which individuals) in
bo Induite variety nf mt ellina tanciiH by which they
iro anrrounJed, 'aro entitled, munt dopend on
awa adapted, to thoir respectivo rotations anti con?
litions.
In tho nbaoncn of apocial legislation on thia mili
coi, tho law bas vested tho power in tho commit?
ed to regulato tho system of distribution and
ilasaillcntinn, nnd whon this power is reasonably
ixcrciacd without being abused or perverted by
.olorahlo pretences,.tho decision of tho committoo
littst bo doomed conclusivo.
Tho committee, apparently upon groat ilebbera
i'JU. Ja>yjXi^aualu_.tbn...c<>iu W^i.Uv?^-lJi/;iei>iHj
maintaining tho separate primary ecboola Air col?
li cd and tor white children, and wo can porcoivo
io ground to doubt that this is tho honest result
if their osperionco and Judgment.
On tho wbolo, tho Court ore ot tho opinion that
ipou tho facta stated tho action cannot bo niatu
aiuod.
In tho caao of tho carrier, tho common law mado
t obligatory upon bim to curry all paaaongora, and
n tho caao of tim school, tho special legislation
lurportcd to bo in favor of all classes. "Any 1
?liilil." How much greater, therefore, tho right
viien Ibero is neither law nor legislation Comput?
ing tho salo or admittanco, but, ou tho contrary,
i palpable violation of personal and privato rights
n the eompulsury expropriation of property or j
tu warranted trespass.
Ycry respectfully.
' Your obedient servant.
Ii. D. OGDEN, City Attorney.
(lilli. '
The extraordinary impulse which tho steamboat
ind the railroad havo given to commerce is po
mliarlr visible at the present moment, wbon tho |
)stablu?bmcnt of a Uno of Anionc.au eteamors br- 1
.wcon San Francisco and Japan promises almost to
revolutionize tho course of tho world's ti ado, and
vue 11 the l'unifie Railroad will soon otTor to Europo
rrcator facilities for intercourse with Eon tern Asia
md all tho regions of tbo Paciflo than tho old
.sifthh-hcd routes. Tho Interest of tho civilized
.vorld ia again directed to tho I'acifio with greater
11 tens i ty than at any time nineo Dalvoo first gazod
rom tho heights of Darieu on its vast expanse of
.valors. Important political even ts, too, contribnto I
lo turn our attention to that quarter. Ibo Spanish
imorican Btatoa, occupying a territory of una ur
[lauacd wealth, aro about to outer moro lntimatoly
.han over boforo into our international relations.
II10 timo has como when tho turmoil and anarchy
n which moat of them bavo been and oro at prov?
int involved must givo place to a moro orderly con
lition of aocioty, in view of tito olosor intcrconrso
ivith which thoy aro to bo brought with tho other
nations of the earth. That these States aro to bo
jf groat importance to ns politically, socially, and
commercially, rcqnlrca now no great foresight to
anticipate, and under tbcso circumstances wo pre?
sumo our readers will not be displeased to havo
nresouted to-thom some statistics relativo to tho !
sommorcial and agricultural wealth of tho woll-or- J
tiered, prosperous, and peaceful Republic of Chili.
Our o rc nan goa from that country by tho last mail
st a to tho exportation of tho most important cor ords
through tho harbor of Valparaiso during tho first
four months of tho present year to havo boon :
Flour..;.B.lBl.tWO kllogrammc?.
Wheat.....88,010,74? "
Ilarloy.10,Tre,io9
Wino...81,263 lltors.
lt ia stated that tho vah?o of tho exports pf cop- I
por, llour, vb eat and barley far tho yoar
i8?3 wss:.?.?3,010,281
IBM wss..4,784.408
IBCS was....'. 61210,315
1840was...............[.... 0,433,087
,. While for tho four montba already montiimod,
of 18C7, it has amounted to $3,410,653. which is
greater than that of tho entire export of 1803,
Theao dat? ara for tho port of Valparaiso alono; no
OBtimsto has boen given of tho amount in Ibo
various other harbors of tho Republic, Tho steady
and constant i u crease eaob year will bo mit ?cod.
Th? Irado of Ohili is at present principally In tho
hands of tho French and Engltah, lint tho de?
velopment of our I top tildie on the Paciflo must
eventually pince a largo' portion of it bi Ai il o ri ton
hands', and that lt is woU worthy of onr attention
tb eso statistics readily show.
AMOTUKII HEAVY If ATM BTOUXI-On Snnday last
this immediate section was visited hy anothor
heavy and destructivo rabi storm,' heavier,
lt is said to bavo been, than those montiohed by
us a weak or two ago. For t hreo hours, /rom 8
to ll A. UL, tho ram full in torrents, boating down
small grain not yet cut, also oom and cotton, and
washing lauds. Wo hear of groat destruction on
all sides of us in consequence of tho creeks and
branches hoing unimtiully ewollod, and of largo
quantities of wheat in tho shook, loft in tho low
grounds, floated oil, and fences swept away. Wo
hoar of ono gentleman, on Urlnding-titono llrimcli,
losing Homo two hundred and eighty shocks: of
another on Boody Drench Ibaihtf a hundred. This
laat had taken tho procaution to shook hia whpat
above tho highest known water mark. The water
in thu other brauohes roso highor than aver known
before.. Wo '.also hoof, of damagi to some of tho
Connty bridges. That acrosB Gould's Pork, on
tho Charlotte Road, was so injured aa to render it
Impassible for. Boveral hours. .1 It la now, wo loam,
in a paesiblo condition again. . . ! '
ly il lMiVit*bW0lujh{lf..O.rArW.
RKHOVAL OF MlMlaTKn OAatlDi.r.1,.-It would
seem from tho eubjolnod correapondonco that tho
removal or anenonalon of tito fonctions 'of Mr.
Oainpbol), out- Miniator to tho Bopubllo of Moxlco,
baa boon determined upon by tho Administration :
^ WAtanxotoH, D, C., Juno 10,18C7.
General James B. Btcedman, Ne\o Orleans i
Will yon accept tho misti?n to Moxloo, arid pro?
ceed thore without TumoooBBar^dnhey L?^|jffi
. To which Gonoral Stoodrasji sent tho following
?plyi IL i t 'A ^" Onut?M; Juno 16,1807.
Hom Wm. IT. Bernard, Wasluylon.J>.a: I
I thank you for tho oompllmont yen hate paid
A dis pa tah to tho Now York Her al d,~ from Now
Orleans, of tho 17th, etatos that Minister Campbell
declinee ^plaining- what has transpiredbbtwoen
the Stat? DoparUuent and himself, but Mels aa*
enrod UM UNi poople win ausUIn him In tho pori.
Hun ho has.taken'when rocorda.ru i published, ,
A teacher lu a pnblio school gavo a scnlonoo to
be' written and rrropcriv ! pnnolr?tled. Tho boy
gavo tho following as the result of his c/fforur :
ihe qnality of moroy says, ''?hakspeaio ta not
ilndned," .
ONE PRICE
V
WE ABE OFFEJIINQ OUR STOCK OF BUMMER
CXOTTXLHO, comprising LINENS, FLANNELS AND
LIQ ET WEIGITT WOOLLF.N. at price? wlilcb cannot
C*U to satisfy all who rec seeking to tiny GOOD GOODS
CHEAP, Tba Urger pert ot our Stock wo manufacturo
in our own workshops, which wo warrant in every
rvapocL
Wo give below nomo of onr loading prices ! ?" '
LINEN BACKS at.tl. 3, 4 and S
LINEN PANTA at.II 23,1 GO sud 2
LINEN TESTS at.?1 60 and 2
CHECK CASSIMERE SU. TH, BACK, PANTS AND
VEST.I.SO
GREY FLANNEL 8TJTT8, 8 A CK, PANTS AND VEST. .?7
CHECK LINEN 8U1TB, SACK, PANTS AND VEST....?8
CHECK MARSEILLES SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND
YEST.;..*0
WHITE LINEN AND DUCK SUITS.?ll to 20
BLACK ALPACA BACKS..12 BO to 0
LIGHT WEIGHT CASSIMERE BTjTTS, lu fancy mix
tores, and solid color?,'and BLACK DRESS ti Uli".1
all our own mako, at very tow prices.
FURNISUINa aOUDS, adapted to Um season
WHITE SHIRTS, four qualiUc.?2 CO, tl, and
MAGULLAR. WILLIAMS & PARKER
No. 270 EMG STREET,
CORNER "OF HASEL,
CHARLEHTON S. C.
Juno 13 imo
THE
DAI LIT MWS
o
WE nAYv ??-ry* "rm K^WS
PATKB l?J3TAULli3U*lENT u moot oxtonstvo and
completo
Supplied with a groat variety of PLAIN AND
FANCY TYPE, ot" tho latost and most approved
stylos; und wo havo ovory facility for oxocutinp;
all kinda of JOB WORK, in
ENGLISH,
GERMAN, an<l
FRENCH,
Bill and Letter Heads
Circulars
Pamphlets
Catalogues
)l ' ?M I .'I . ."" 4 ' I
. Drafts
I Railroad and
Steamboat Prmftnar
. Business Cards
V W\< ? v.:;-- v.... '. ?.'' A ??SJ >f, j T...
. I . < J it : lt I . J
Invitations
Sec., &c, ( &c.
. itr' ". .... t. I '
a.-:t:i ?<??'?? UK i . I j ,.. .
M .? |/ .?.. <'.? ' fi I ..?*<?>.* "I .11 : ' ,
. ?iii ?si: M'vW ia. j i tr cf
THOSE OF OUR FRIENDS* D>
SIRING JOB WORK, Trill nloase
leave their orders with os.' We
I -will guarantee ns good wprV
rind
nt OR CHE AP RATES, as - coln he
had In Charleston. - , ,. .
k, . , , . : Li. ?>?i>Ji J
Hay?
iUFFlCIAIi,
iiriidij'id. .MllHury Post of Charleston,>
CUAULVJBTO!?, 8. O, May 1Mb, 1867. J
(lisrnu, OIIDEIIR, No. 18.
I. Hie foltowiiijj aro announced M Ilcfilatrntlon Tro.
rinda or ibo Military I'oat or Cliarlcitou, comprising ?io
Itcoitrapblcal Districts of Charleston, Bcvkcloy, ami Coi?
tion, vi)!.!
CIIAHI.KKTON DISTRICT.
PAnnutBS OF frr. rini.ip AND ST. MICHAKL.
ORT OF CHARLESTON.
Fnurr Pnv.ciNcr.-Ward No. 1-City Ilnll. Ward No.
2-Court 11. m.....
SECOND FiiKciscT.-Ward No. 3-1st Toll. Market i
2d P.ill, l'alun Ho Kunine House, Auaou alrv't.
THIRD PIIKCINITT.-Ward No. 4-lat Toll, Kooloo
UmiBO, Arcbilalo atrect; 2d l ull, ICngluo House corner
Ocorvo nuil College streets.
FiiunTU PUECTNOT.-Ward No 5-EsRle EnRlnc House,
Meeline; ein i I.
Wara No. li-Washington Eiutluo House, Vniidorborst
streol.
Want No. 7-Englno Uouso in ColiiDibus strcot. (
Ward No. 8-Wittx's Wsgon Yard, Kin,; street. !
II I : it ic i-.i,i : v DISTRICT.
PAM9HE? (NT lill H MT 0HU1ICU, AND KT. THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
FIRST PBF.CIKCT.-Mi. Pleasant Poll, Filtcou MUo
nouso roll, sud Ht. Tliomas' Muster Uouso Poll.
PARISH OF BT. ANDREW'S.
SECOND PuEcrncT.-Club l lonco PoU, on tbo Main, and
School HOUBO Poll, James' Inland.
PARISH OF ST. .JOHN'S, COLLETON.
Tm no Piir.erHCT.-Club lloiu.o poll. Edlnto Island;
Rockville, Wodmolaw Islsbil. snd LdTOrevilln, Jolm's
Island. *
PARISH OF ST. JOHK'8, BERKELEY,
FOURTH Pni'.aiNCT.-Calamus Pond Poll) Fultz's. Old
Field Poll, nnd Illach Oak Toll.
Firru PRECINCT.-Biggin Church Poll and Strawberry
Toll.
PARISH OF KT. JAMES', 0O08E CREEK.
SixTn PRECINCT.-Goose Crock Poll, Tsr Kiln Poll and
Wnaanrnnsaw Toll.
Bnvr.mn PRECINCT-Cross Roads Poll 'snd Hickory
Dcud Poll.
PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS'.
Kimmi PiiEciNOT.-Plnovillo Poll aud St. Stephen's
l)"I*ll Poll.
PARI3H OF 8T. JAMES', HANTEE.
NINTH PRECINCT.-Mutter H-JUao Poll and Dutnrt's
Crock rou.
(Ol.I.Ill (iv DI ST KI CT.
RT. nAUTHOLOMKW'8 PARISH.
FIRST PnEOiNCT.-Smoke's Cross Roads Poll aud
Dell's Cro-u Iloadn Poll.
SECONII PRECINCT.-Yarn's Box Poll; Fork Box Foll;
norso Pen llox Poll.
Tnmii PRECINCT.-Wollorboro' Poll; Dino House Toll,
and Ronni! O. Poll.
FOURTH PRECINCT.-Ashopoo Poll; Maulo Cano Poll,
and J.u:li HOC boro Poll.
ST. OEOHQE'8 PARISH.
FrrT PHECTNCT-Cattlo ? Creek Poll: Indian Field
Mu.1er Uouso PoU; Middto Foll and Saramcrvlllo
Poll.
ST. PAUL'8 PARISH.
SntTTt PnECTNCT.-Parish Uonso Poll; Beech Houso
Poll and Ron I ow Io's PolL
II. Any clllzeu doslring to servo as a member or ono
of thu Hoards of Registration fur tho Military Post of
Cliarlrston, may forward his spplicaUon to thcao Head?
quarters, nildrrascd to Lieutenant J. F. MUNSON, Ctit
Infantry, Post Adjutant Cortluestesinust accompany ibo
spplicattou, showing Ibo applicant lo bo a flt and proper
person to rccotvo tho appointment.
III. Ibo attculiou of applicants is called to tho follow?
ing paragraphs of General Orders No. 18, from tho Ucad
quarters, Second Military District :
IV. All persons appointed to moko tho said Registra?
tion of voters and lo couduct said election will bu re?
quired, before entering upon their dntlca, lo laxo and
subscribo the oath prescribed by tho Act approved July
2d, 18C2, cnUUod "An Act io prescribo sn oath of office."
Aud if any person shall falsely take and subscribo such
oath or ntilrraallou, such person so offending and being
duly convicted thereof, aball bs subjoct to Uio patna,
pcualUca and dlaablliUcn which, by law, oro provided for
tho punUUmeator tbo crinia si wilful and corrupt per?
jury. Tho Torii* of tho oath ts herewith po bl i ?bcd, as
lollop w I BOIUlUUty rirril luriiiiuij., .u.i , .
liner voluntarily borun sims against tl.o United 81-ilra
Kl i ici I have been a eil lieu the reol; that I liavo volunta?
rily given no aid, countenance, counsel or encuurogo
mcut lo persona engaged In armed hostility ?hereto; that
I bavo neither sought, nor accepted, nor attempted lo
exercise tho functions of any office whalovcr under any
authority, or prctouilod authority, in hostility to Ibo
United Slates; thal 1 havo not yielded a voluutaiy sup?
port lo soy protended government, authority, powor ot
constitution within Um United States, liosUlo or Inimical
thereto. And I do furt* cr swear (or offiriu) that, tothc
best of my knowledge and ability, I will mpport and dc
fond tho OonaUtullon or Uio United Etstos against sll
cucinlcs, foreign or domenic; that I will boar trna fal tl
and al lug-lorn o ti Ibo samo; that I baku Ulis obligatio!
freely, without any montai reservation or purpeso o
evasion; and that I will wcll'nnd raithnuly dlacliargothi
du ties of tho office on whioh I sm abont lo enter. Se
help mo Ood.
V. Members of the Boards of Registration will be al
lowed as compensation, four dollar . a day for cajh daj
oclnilly and necessarily oiuploycd in lbs performance o
t lu lr duties, and lou cents s milo tor each nillo I ra veil e,
ou duty. Officers of HIL-arm y detailed for such duly
will bo paid tho per diem and mllongo allowed for attend
anea on Court Martian?.
VII. It ls essential that every Board ot Bsgtatratioi
should bo ooniposod of persons of recognized considere
Uou and worth, fairly representing tho population, an
lu whoso Impartiality sud capacity the body of voters I
tho vineinogo may havo Just reliance.
By order of Brovt Brig. Ocn'i H. D. Curs.
J. F. MUNSON.
1st Lieut Oth Inlantry, Post Adjutant
May 17 3 W
OFFICIAL.
! Ilcadq'rs. Second Military District,!
CnaiiLESTOif, a C., May 20th, 1867. j
(OENEUAL, OUDEBS NO. 26.)
It appears from sundry petitions and official ropr
soataUons that the present scanty supply of I ood in tl
Carolinas ls seriously diminished by tho Isrge quanti
of grain consumod iu numerous distilleries, put up sr
worked lu defiance of tho rovonno laws of the Unit?
litatcs ; lt ls ropreo rited that few or nono of tho roqulr
monta of law aro observed In any ot thcao ea tobi! Ahmen t
that tho officers nf Ibo internal rovenuo servies, whl
endeavoring, to assess aud collect tho whiskey lox, s
frequently treated with dtssoapect, and so ice ti m
menaced with violence ; and that when offenders s
prosecuted in tho civil courts, sud violations of tho I
tamal rovenuo laws Indisputably proved, Jurie? fall
convict Ibo parit?s ; lt ls farther shown that this'il
lawful traillo makes food dearer in places where lar
numbers are depending upon publia and private count
that tho Government ts, i caldca, defrauded of a hw
amount of rovonuc ; (hst tho authority of tts dvlllomei
la* brought into co ole rapt ; and furthermore, that I
mischief complained of tends to in croan o poverty, d
order and crime ; th ere fore, in. tho exorcise of tho i
'thorny vealed In tho Commanding aoncraJ, lt is ordoi
tha?- . .)
. L Tho distillation or manUfactaro o? whlskoy or ott
spirits irom grain, ls prohibited tn this Military Dlnlri
Any person so ongagod or employed will bo deaned gi
' ry of a rolsdom eanor. Tho possession of a still, or ot!
apparatus for this parp? ao, will bo con shir red proina
Uve evidence of a violation of tho Ile ven no. Laws, and I
patty or partios using tho samo, or on whoso premia
or in wilona possession Ibo some may bo fennel, will
arrested and brought to trial before a military tribu
r omposed of tho Comm andi un O.Soor 6t tho Post I
two offlcers or tho army, noxt in rank on duty within
ttnotarial limits of Uio Post. If ths exigencies of
service do not permit tho detail of other officers, I
fact wlD bei duly certified and tho Post Commander \
boar and determine tho caso. ' '
II. Tbs penalties, punishments and forfeitures \
sc ri bod by tbs sovomf sols of Congress for distilling
rnanruHcturlng whlakoy or other spirits tn violation
Uio revenue laws will be Imposed and executed by .'
military tribunals hereby authorized.
> lil. No scntoneoextending ^imprisonment, farfeil
of stills, Urraor OT. Other propqrvy, or the imposition, <
. lino or other penalty will, bo carried into| effect dntll
ported to th oso Headquarters and approved by tao 0
mawAIhfl General 1 '''''? v ' ' I ,
kV; All troops M tho United SUlcs, Mpguitralss, Sher
Cona ublea. Po Hoe and others In authority, ara raqui
and all citizens aro solicited, to bo vigilant In dstocl
and prompt In giving Information of ibo violador
th eso ordsrs.' Commanding offloorw win bo bold
rpo risible for thoir eufuroemenL
By coramand of klaJoT-Oonsral D. E. Brona.. '
,,. i. W. CLOUS,
CapUln Sith Infantry,
' ' . .'" ' A.D. CAA. A. A. <
? Official I AL?XAXDXB UCOBB, OAP Uta 88th lo fan
Aid-dc-Camp. I' '' ' . ?*." .?. '? *MJ!
T?L? AIKEN PRE&?.V i1
TT I? IT??POSEB TO PUBLISH IN THE TOVfN
I I Aiken, a <>., a Weakly raper undsr tbs SOOTS t
lo be dovotod to Q en ?rsi lulelllgenco-Political, C
' marcial, Boclal. Ijteraiy, knd Religions-with a Ber
nient of Attic ultp.ro. Including lbs Field, Uta Orth
- the Vineyard, and tho Oarden. A News Hnmniar
oontaln a dlgast of tho Important ovonbi of ths w
wDl occupy a pj/ lion qf tho paper, and particular ti
tem will be al'.-en to ths' unacuWrl qnesUorf of I>bo
best adapted to our new ooudlUon, and th? Uov&lopr
of the resources of th? country tn Manufacture*, i
culture, rrult-raislng, snd Yino-gMrwing. . \:ti> J
Terms-A3 a rear, In advance.
H. W. llAVKNKL,Edlli
Wi I>. KlJttXaXP, Publlxher, /onuxry
fi \ ii it i ni).
On tim nnih of May, at Mic rr-alilriicn nf Cant J II J,
WALFOUC, by th? II'v. J. It. Dow, Mr. THOMAS Wl'lA
Li.Ynnd Miss M A KY W. i.i .IA iii:, ail or John's I J I uni
SPECIAL NOTICES.
na- PERSON AL.-MADAME DAVID, Tl I li
mont celebrate.1 S VIII L In tho world, 1H now loialnl in
Washington, I). V. lin- powers aro unrivalled, as in ni
teated by all who liavo couaiilloil ber, belli? ileaeemleil
in n direct Uno, (rom Madaiuo LKNOIUIANII, tho famous
Sybil, who foretold Ibo destin).a of NA e. u.i nv, Joni.
?TUNK, ami other crowned notables or her lime. 1
Persons wiahini; lo roninuiiilealo with regard (o their I
fuluro lives, can do RO, hy asking any Information they ]
may desire, thrungli Washington, D.C., PcBloinco box
No. 3.13, i:l vin? name, timo ofblrlli, willi loek of hair, and i
ono dollar, enclosed, with ?tampnl envelope dlrec(e<l lo
Hiern.cl>. M, will, li will meet With prompt attention.
Lost property may bo restored by describing lo UB tho j
article, aud whoo, and whero lori,
Address Madame DAVID,
Postofllco box Ko. 332, Washington, I). C.
Jenn 35
1*3* CONSIGNEES PER 8TEAMER FALCON,
from Dattlniore, aro hereby notified that Ihn Stca)ncr ls {
Thu Day tllFcbarglug car? i at Pier No. 1, Union Wharf.
AH Roods remaining on tho Wharf aller siuisat will bo
stored at their risk and oxpraso.
Juuo 23 1 MORDECAI .t CO., Agoni?.
?TiT- CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.-MERCHANT'S'
LINK ' Sehr. I.U.LYlwlll discharge rarrm nt Adccr's North
Wlinrf, This D-t?. All gooda not called for bc foro Riibnul
will bo stored at ria* ami expense or Cons?gneos. No
claims will bo allowed on gojdB after taken from tlio
Wharr. WILLIAM ROACH.
Juno Hi 1
?sTWF. AHE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCL
E. M. WHITINfl, Ear|., aa a candidato Tor Sb erl CT )
Charleston (.1 ml lr bl) 1)1 a tri -t. at tho next election,
September 10
*3-ME8SRS. EDITORS :_YOU WILL PLEASE I
announco Gen. A. M. MANIOAULT ns a Candidato Tor [
Sheriff at tho ensuing election. A CITIZKN.
November 3 stu
?3- BEAUTIFUL ILM?.-CHEVALIER'S LIKE
for (lie H A I It positively restores gray hair to Hs original
color and youthful beauly: imparts Ufo, strength nml
growth (o Ibo weakr.il bair; ?tops Ha filling outat once;
keep* thc hoad clean; is unparalleled as a bair-drcsalng.
Bold by all dragglHbt, fashionable tiatr-drcrsera, and deal?
ers in amy goods. Tbl (nulo supplied by the wbolc
salo dniggiits.
BARATJ A. CHEVALIER, M. H.,
Jnno 8 slnthnmn Now York.
?sTERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suJTcrcd for years from Nervous Debility, Tro.
niatnro Decay, and all Ibo effect* of youthful Indiscre?
tion, will, for Ibo rake of suffering humanity, scud free,
t) all who need lt, (ho receipt and dircctious for making
Uio simple remedy by which bo wa? rured. 8nffcrcrs
wti'ik.Rto profit by tho advertiser'* experience, can do j
so by addressing, In perfect conlldencc,
JOHN n. or.DUS.
April J 2 9mos* No 12 Cedar street. Now York.
AYS- THE GRAVEST MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHOOD.-HOWARD ASSOCLVTION
ESSAYS, on tho Physiology of tho Passions, and tile
Errors, Abuses ond Diseases peculiar to tho first ago ol
man, with Reports on now methods of treatment em?
ployed In this Institution. Sent In scaled letter cn
volopca, freo of charge.
Address Dr. J. Mill,I.IN HOUGHTON,
Howard Asaodatlon, Philadelphia, Fa.
May 20 3tno
Ats- NOTICE TJ MARINERS.-C APT AIN8
AND PILOTS winbin . to anchor Uiolr vessels tn As'.dcy
River, aro requested not lo do no anywhere within direct
rango or tho beads o I tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVES, on tho Charleston and Ht. Andrew's shlo ol
Ibo Ashley River; by which procsnlion, contact with the
Submarino Telegraph Cable will bo avoided.
S. C. TURNER, H. M.
Harbor Master's Office, Charleston, February 0, 1800.
February 1
tB~ ARTIFICIAL EV KS.-ARTIFICIAL HU
HAUUlf""- . . - ---.,~....onjr ?uueujixl oy
nouuLRiSEAU, of Paris), Nc. 600 Broadway, New York.
April 14 lyr
?S- DUTCHER'S L GHTNING FLY-KILLER
will certainly exterm?nalo il eso neni?, it its uar ls per?
severed In. llowaro ol bo.; s Fly-Paper, which Rome
dealers keep because they can I ct lt fer nearly nothing.
Don't be swindled. Ask for DU CHER'S, which la sold
by al live druggists. lm ? May 28
W OFFICE OF CITY '1 REASUREIt,
CHARLESTON, S. C., JUNE 18, 18C7.-Hoblers of Cou?
pons of tho Fire Loan Bonds of (bo City or Charleston,
sro untitled Hint thone falling lino on the first of Jnly j
neil, will bo paid on prcaontitloii it lite ofilco of Messrs.
J. B. KrnTLAHp, flier., TAUIADOE .V. Co., No. 30 Pino ]
street. New York, or at (he First National Bank i
Charleston.
(Signed) S. THOMAS,
Juno 19 10 City Treasurer.
sta- BATCHELORS HAIR DYE,-Tl US
; Sid.UNDIli HAIR DYE ii tho best in Um world. The
only true and perfect Dye bartulen, rcUabte, instan?
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous Urti?.
Natural Block or Brown. Remedies Ibo ill effects of ?lad
Dyet. Invigorates tho bair, leaving lt Bolt and hcauUbil.
Tbs pennine, bi signed IrTfffam A. Batchelor. Ail others
sro mero imitations, and sbould bo avoided. Bold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. Bl Hardey
street, Now York.
j?- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Doc?in ber io lyr
?a- A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEH
oouatry home, aller a sojourn of a (cw months in thu
city, was hardly recognized by her blends. In placo O'.
a coarse, rustic, flushed face, sha bad a sod ruby com..
j ploxlon of almost marble smoothness, and Instead ol
twimty.tbroo sha really appeared but eighteen. Upon In?
quiry aa to tho causo or so great a chango, sbo plainly
told thom that she used tho GTROAS-IAN BALM, and
considered lt an Invalnsblo acquisition to any lady's toilet.
By ita uso any Lady or Oontlcmon can improve their per?
sonal appearance an hundred fold. It ts rim plo lu its
combination, as Nature herself is ?Implo, y ot unsurpass?
ed hi Ha ofuoary lu drawing impurities from, also h oil?
ing, deanship; and beautifying tho skin and complexion.
By its direct action on (ho cuUolo lt draws from it all its
Impurities, kindly healing tbs same, and leaving tho our
j bee ss Nature Intended It should bo-clear, soft, smooth
and beautiful. Price $1, sent by Mad or'Express, on rs.
I col pl of an order, by
W. L, CLARK k CO., Chemists,
No. 8 Weat Fayette Street, SyTseuro, N. Y.
Tho only American Agenta for tho salo of tho same.
-March 00 > . ly
BswsMg-asa-a-owsg^a-SSSS^&^^SSBBB
"CO STAR'S" j
PREPAR ATIO NS.
ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEAHS. .
I l.aliorolory,.Vo. IO Crosby aire et. Vow Vurk.
3000 Box os. Bottles snd Flasks manufactured dally.
I 80LD JJ Y ALZ DR UO OIBIS EVER YW?IERE.
'* COSTAR.'^ " SALES DEPOT,
No. 49* IIKOA nw A v, NRW YORK,
[ Where tl, tn lo f5 sites aro put up for Families, Stores,
Ships, Boats, Public Institution?, ic., fcc.
lt is truly wonderful Ibo oonfldcuoo Hist ts now had in
, every form of Prepara liena (hst comes from "Oos tar's "
i EsUbllshmcnt.
..OOSTAR'S" HXTKRM1NATOI?H-For Rats, Mice,
Roaches, Ants, ic, Ao. "Only iufalilbloremedy known. '
"Not dangerous to Um hnmsn Auntly." "Rats como out
of their hole? to din," An. ' .
. "OObTAR'i" BED-llUO EXTERMINATOR-A liquid,
put up tn bottles, and never known to ndl.
"OOBTAR'S "? KLH0TRI0 WIWMB. Wt* Molbs In
Foxs and Woollens, ls Invaluable. Nothing can exceed it
for power and efflcaey. Destroys Instantly all Insects on
Plants. Fowls, Animals, kc. .
.. co ST AR 's " BUCKTHORN SALVE-For Cuts, Burns,
Wounds. Bruises, Brokon Brtaeta, Boro Nipple*, Pilos lu
all forms. Old Borea, Ulcers, ?nd all kinds of cutaneous
affections. No family should bo without IL It exceeds
in efflcaey oil olber Salves In uso. . ,
O08TAB'B" OOHS SOLYENT-'For Corns, Bunions,
Wi^OOBT?R'8 " BITTER SWEET AND O HANOI! BL03
fl IMS- BosuUfles tho Coroplexlori, by Riving to the skin
a soft and beautiful freshness, snd u Incomparably be?
yond anything now m use. Ladles of tasto and foal Uon
regaroTuasaneasenUaitottistoileL' An unprecedented
aide ls Ils beat recommendation. . One bottlo ls always
followed by moro. Try lt to know.
"COSTAR'S" BISHOP PILLS-A universal Dinner
Pill (sugar-coated), and ol extraordinary efflcaey tor Cos?
tiveness, all forms of Indlgselton, Nervous arid Sick
Headache- A Pill that is now rapidly superseding oil
others.
GORTAR'?" OOUOn REMEDY-For Oem gb a. Cobla,
nooraenona. Boro Throat, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asth?
ma, and ab forms of Broncbls), and Diseases of the
Throat and Longs. . Adorons
IIBNUV El. COST AH,
Jana ? Ko. 48? DROADWAY.N. Y.
THF MAMON STAR,
ESTAR LIS HEH NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. 18
publUbidatMarion, a a, tn th? centre! .portion
of the country, and offers s favorable, m odium (o Mor
chants, Druggists, Machinists, and all cUsses who desiri
to extend their I mal ness in (be Pee Doo country.
For the benefit of bar advertising patrons, we shall, ls
additfcra to our subscription thu, which ls constan tly in
creating, publish and distribute gratuitously MOO extant
copies of tbo ' STAR,' daring ibo bus!noes soaion Inti
Babia of Advertising liberal.
W. J. MoKBRALL,
November M Sdi Wc and Propvielgr.
SHIPPING.
mm IMMfPKtt HIVK1I.-THU FAST
..-??lu?:! H!.KI|I JULIA DEAN trill li ?ve Murvliull'i
/ j 'Vi'iiiiii tm lin' lui mnl I...Hi ol July,ami couthum
11 .nulli further IIOII.T, for all pointu on WCSUTII
branch ot i .?]..[. Uiver, and lindern I.nam li to Uoiiuoau'n
I Vrr.T. TrsaMug IN ?, tly prohibited.
For Freight < II|!?..;OIUOHIH. apply to Mimi, r on limul, or
L<> EIMUCIHA- MALLONEE,
_ UoritMCk-N Wliarf.
N. H.-All 1 r. I; II(M min.! bo prepaid.
; ?'?'". " _Imo
? WAKTHII IHMKIMATKLY, TWO
VI SSELS TO LOAD LI'MHEII.
Apply la JOHN ft THF.O. (lRTTT,
No. itt Emit Hay
VOli NORTH KRISTO AND ROCK
VII.I.F..
TUE BTKAMKR
ST. HELENA,
C.VPT. JAS. O. HUMLY,
WILL LEAVE AS AI10VE FROM ATLANTIC!
Wliarf,on 7u<r<tay tlmrntmr, tlio ur.th Juno, at ll
oVliM'k.
ltrturnln;; will leave Kdlsto ou HVdiiridiiM J/nrnf?t7,
2f.t]i limL, at ll o'clock A. M.
Freight received ou Munday until siineot.
All Freight to bo |iro|iald.
For engagements ol Freight or Passage apply ott
boan], or to J NO. H. MUKttAV,
J'me _Martel Wliarf._
- FOU NEW YORK:
TOE STEAMSHIP
G. LEARY, .
CAPTAIN-,
WILL LEAVE NORTH ATL\NTTC
Wliarf on Saturday, Juno V.l. at - oclock,
HAVENEL ft CO.
Juno '21
NEW YORK AND CHARLUfoTT
STEAMSHIP LINE.
mit MSW V?itK,
TUE NEW AND ELEOANT SIDEWHEEL STEAMAR ll'
"MANHATTAN,"
M. S. WOODHULL, COMMANDEE,
"IiriLL LEAVE FHOM AUGER'S SOUTH WHARF.
TY on Saturxlay, tbe 2Vth insL. al 1 o'clock P. M.
OTT" All on ivan! Freight cngSKOiiienls munt bn lindo
at Ibo ellice ol COURTENAY ft TKENUOLM, No. 41
East Hay.
Ow' Fur Passago ami all matters connected with Um
Inward 1 >i o tn i MB of Ibo SM pa, apply to STHEET 1IHOTH
EES ft CO., No. 71 East Lay.
STREET UROTHEHS ft CO., I ,_,"
COURTENAY ft TRENHOLM, f ^enls.
DO-'lim CHAMPION follows ou Uni Otb July.
Juno 21
FOB SAVA^^AH.
THE STEAMER
"DICTATOR,"
iooo TUNS HUHU i I:N.
CAPTAIN fi. M. COXETTER.
TXTTLL LEAVEMTDDLU ATLANTIC WH ARF EVER at
Tv Tun ?nv Night, at 'J o'clock, far Savannah.
For freight ur pxtsago apiily on board or lo olTlcn of
J. D. AIKEN ft CO, Ap um,
_May IO_South AUauUc Wharf.
FOR ED1ST0, ROCKVILLE AND
WAV LANDINGS.
THE STEAMER
"W- "W- FRAZIER,
CAPT. D. BOYLE,
YT fl LT, LEAVE ATLANTIC WHARF AS A DOVE,
T V Tuesday, Juno 28th, at 0 o'clock A. M.
Shippers will lake notico ibat uu Roods will bc reoclv
cd unless tho Freight ls prepaid.
l'or Freight or Passage, upply on boanl or lo
JNO. ft THEO. O ETTY,
Juno 21_No. 4B>j Eas! Hay.
T?R0U6II TICKETS TO FLORIDA,
DY
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
STEAM PACKET LINE,
VIA BEAUFORT AND IIILTON HEAD,
TU', STEAMER
PILOT BOY.
CAPTAIN w. T. MCNELTY.
LEAVES ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLES?
TON, overy Monday and Thursday Mornings, at 7
I o'clock. Reluming, leaves Florida Sion ru Packet Wharf,
Savannah, overy Wednesday and friday Mornings, at
I 7 oVUx-k.
Tonehing at DlufRon on Mondays sud IFrdnrttfaj/r.
.Freight recelvod dally and stored free of chargo.
Freight lo all pointu except Savannah, must bo pre?
paid. No Freight received alter sunset
For freight or paaaaao, apply to
FERGUSON ft HOLMES. Agent*.
' Charleston.
CLAOHORN ft CUNNINGHAMS,
Agonis, Savannah, Oa.
N. n.-THROUGH TICKETS sold st tho Ofllco of Ibo
Agency In Chsrlcstoii to points ou tho Atlantic, sud null
lliilroad, and to Fernandina and points ou tho Sh John's
Rlvor._J?"? 13
NEW limn AMD DKE1UEN BTKAMSHIi*
COMP AN V.
THE FIR8T-CL.A88 U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
ATLANTIC. I NORTH BRN T.HI HT.
BALTIC. I WESTERN METROPOLIS.
Lcivo Pior No. 40, N. R., Now York, ovory second Sat?
urday, from Juno 18.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON'AND DREHEN,
taking passengers to Southampton, London, Havre and
tlrcmon, st tho following rates, payablo lu gold orita
equivalent in ourronoy: i
First Cabin, $110; Second Cabin, tflS) Steerage, ?SJ,
From Drcnien, SouUiampton and Havre to Now Yolk.
First Cullin, $110; Second Cabin, $75; Steerage, $43.
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME-F?st
Cabin, $'110; Second Cabin, $1-V); Steerage, $70.
aatLtllo OATS nus Maw unix AND uncu i M :
Juno 1? and M I July 13 and 27 I August 10 and 21
Sept 7 sod 21 I Oct. Sand 10 | Nov. 2 and 10
For Freight or Passage apply, to i .
ISAAC TAYLOR, President,
February 27 ly Hi' 40 Broadway, N. Y,
I?HEKAW ADVERTISER
I r\EVOTED T O ' I,ITT KATU nu, BON0E, ART,
1/ AGRICULTURE, sud MISCELLANEOUS NRW8.
Ctarraw, H. C. publlshod: weekly, by W. I* T. PRINCE
ft CO. ' !le /
rsums or sTrajcrnrrnoil I -,
Ono copy ons yoar.......i...j.'...,...........T...*4 00
Ono copy six months...,....'..a u0
One copy Uiroo months......................... .. I 0O
Five coplea ono year...'..'.....;'..'1.''.'.. ..15 00
?asa o? isiHM i fttfA
Ons San aro, ten Unes or loss, first insertion.tl SO
For ear h subsequent Insertion..'.'.'..;... 1 00
AU Ad ?ortita ment? to bo distinctly .marked! or they
win bo published until order .id out, and charged accord .
ftsrobanta and others advertising by the y sar, a Hbo.
ral deduction on tho above ratos wilt be mada.
Nov om ber 1?_^
TUE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
PUD Mull ED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
Orxngcbnrg, 8. C. Terms ta per annum, In ad?
vance. , '"-Ai
During Ure spring and Call seasons extra copies of tho
Onanaxnrnw Nsw* will be circulated for tho benoni ol
our adtcrtlalrig patrons. iy.l '* -..'//
Contract AdvarUseinants Insertod on tho most liberal
terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE, r -
Edltor orang ii burg Nsws, ^
Fobrnary 23 j -,. Orangebnrg. B
THE HERAIJI)^ >
?S PUDL1SUED WBBKLY AT NEWBERRY ,& H., ATV
$3 per annum, and, haring a larg? drcnlatfon
throvgh all tho upper and lower iHstrtcti of tho 8111o,
affords frcat advantages to advertiser*. , Jj?h?!
lutes for advertising very reasonable tot which sonly
to our Agent, 14J> V.7. aUDKlt, at tb? M Uh. Bonne.
tum tr AU. H. OBKMKKR,
Norernhar . . BIMairs sad Proyrieiot s.
THE SUMTER NE W S ?
.. ... DABB k OSTEEN, Prcrprictors.,
?PUBLISH RD KV HR Y TH URB DA Y, AT HUMTEIL a O.
&nbscripUon $4.00 per,annum. To, Grabs of four
00 per annum. . . - ?.' .. vt
. Advertisements Inserted on liberal terms, ., (
Decembers , , , ? ^
THE CAROLINA-TIMES,
PUliL181IKI> A's, ?RAXGSItPRG C. IT,
ni i . ' . .'X .'?.'.Si. ' rjiiM . \.tr.
?di 18 PAPER 01 ROUI.ATES THROTJOHODT THY!
middle portion of tho State, and talawa the beat
1UU? for ?uvirllserf, Fehruary V,