The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 25, 1867, Image 2

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NEWS SUMMARY. Colton ctosod in Now York didi, it 26, for Mid? dling Uplands. Cold closod at 109.1. Cotton clou od in Liverpool al 1 Hall i'd- for Up? lands. Tho population of Doston oxccoda that of Rhodo Island. Tho Parla Steele publiBhos Hov. JOHN B. C. An nOTT'a astounding panegyric ou Louis NAPOLEON, and anggcata its reverend author ho straightway pul In tho American deportment of tho Exposition mid labollod "tho learned aaa." Coal for tho uso of tho Up|>or Misaonri atoam boats, of an excellent quality, can now ho obtaiued nt tho coal bonita, fifty iniloa lw?low Fort Beuton, which aupphos a much-felt want, es fuol ia be? coming oxlrumoly acareo on that part of tho river. By ono of onr cabio dispatches of yesterday, wo loamed that tho Czar of all tho KueaiaH, prior to loaving St. Futoraburg for Tarin, cxtonded n geno ral amnesty lo all tho 1'oloa engaged in tho Uto in surroction in Russian Poland. A now trial has boon granted in tho caao of tho Louiavillo aud Naahvillo Railroad, against General 8. B. Buusnitn, in which Judgment was rendorod In 1862, for $200,000, for destruction of wator tankH, e lat ions, .Vc, by tho soldiers under command of BUCXNEB. Ton of tho GATMNa Battery Ouua woro in spec tod at tho CoLT'a Works at Hartford, Connecticut, ill tho presence of Colonel BENTON, of thia city, and the Russian Commisaiouers, Colouol OonLorr and Captain Hurrsn-s. Tbcso guns ero mado on tho rotary principle, and aro tho moat torriblo implo mont of war yet invented. Wo loam that Florida bas tho credit of raising tho first boll of now cotton that has speared in tho Savannah market. It was obown thoro Monday, Juno 17th, and carno from tho plantation of Mr. G. W. GEIZBB, of JotTorson county, Fla who wrote encouragingly of tho crop prospects in his section. Tho banda or Spotted Tail and Swift-Bcar, Ogal tallish and Brate, Sioux, numbering 3000 souls havo been localed among tho sand hills north of Fort Mcl'horson. As tboao indians aro driven away from thoir bunting grouuda along tho Re. publican nnd ita tributaries, by tho operations of troops below and hostile Indiana, they auk subsist enoe from tho Qovormuont until tho war is ovor. Mr. E. A. Fourni? has written a new work which ia shortly to bo published, entitled "LEE and his lieutenants,"-a collection of biographies covering tho Bpaco and action of Uio lato war. The work iuoludca somo fifty lives in tho apaco of about niuo hundrod pagoa. lio represente "?tonownli JACKSON as an ambitions man and a high-temper, od combatant. The Emperor of China is not coming to Parin nfter all. Tho rumor to that effect, which wo noticed somo days ago, bas been douiod by no less an anthoiity than tho Afcmoridi Diplomatique That journal remarks that in tho present st d o ol tho Chitioeo constitution tho Journey would cost tho brother of tho sun his throne, which ia proba bly a highor pr i co Utan ho will caro to pay even for tho aplondoia of Parie. (1 AuiDM.m bas appeared in a now attitude, a lotter which bo has recently nddrcBsod to tho English Minister at Floronco, QAHIBALDI formerly sota forth bis title to tho governorship of Rome, to which office bo states himself to bavo been elected hy tho Roman people in IK 18 'J, and from which high o>tate ho denied that bo has over been legally deposed. In tho oyos of (1.MUSAI.ni Ibo Popo is mero usnrpor, and his position aa a temporal eovoroign untenable Tho Hungarian steam yacht, tho Ilablcany, (Daughter of the Waves,) belonging to Count ED? MOND BZECUAMTI, has arrivod in Paria after a voy ago of 42 daya. Tho crow ia composed of ono oQl:cr, on onginoor, a utokcr, ono Bailor, and a lad This is tho first timo that a vessel bearing tho Hungarian flag has been soon at Paris. Tho route pnrsued was tho Danube, tho Louis Canal, (from tho Danube to tho Main,) tho Main, tho Rhino, Ibo French Canals, and tho Somo. The Clayton Banner says that it bi distressing to hear of tho number ot muloa that aro dying from the effoota of Wostom com fed to thom thinks that tho injury comes from feeding tho oom in ita wholo and ehollod atate; that tho stock oat it rapidly, without aufliciont mastication, and die of indigestion. Tho Columbus ?fun says if this ho eo, tho remedy for thia yoar ia to grind tho _ s - *-i.ii? MMtaAw thmmaflnr- ja tn tu to raine enough com at homo. Thoy havo a cat at Beevor Dam, Wis., whoso telligoneo aooms tobo wonderful. A lit tin child ibero recently, foll down s ta ira, and waa rendered aonsoloaa by tho fall. Tho family cat alono saw tho accident, and immediately ran to another part tho house, whoro tho child's molhor was at work and m ia teed eo vigorously, at tho samo timo run? ning back and forth from tho room to tho stairway aa to attract tho woman's attention. Going to seo what was the matter, sbo found bor little ono lying eensoloss at tho foot of tho stairs. A lotter from Cairo, in tho Egypte, says : "Wo loan, that lu tho last days of April, M. Mu?, tho travollor, sot ont for his jonrnoy of discovory in Equatorial Africa. This gontlomin, whoso ago of fifty years bas not rendorod him loaa courageous Or less capable to support fatigUO, proposes to provo that Mcfsra. H ri: ns and QUANT havo ad? vanced erroneous s tn to m eu tn bl tho account of their explorations about tho Lako of Nyanza. In a lotter written from Snoz, M. MIAMI says that he bj expected in thoso regione by nat ives who were in bia aervico during bia first expedition." A woman in Boston, a day or two ago, whoso pil? fering proclivities woro well known, was observed to ho laying in a aleck of eggs, tho bosom of her dress being used aa tho receptado for the hon fruit. Au officer in tho market, who waa watching her operations, waited until a goodly supply of eggs had caused a full development of ber "bunt," when he laid somewhat rudo banda upon her, and after crashing tho eggs into an indiscriminate mass, to the infinito amusement of a crow 1 of lookers-on, abo was allowed to depart with her em? bryo omelot. Tho Japaneso prejudice against foreigners ia fast disappearing. The Tycoon recently entertained the foreign Ministers at Osaka in a princely man? ner. Honaoa woro provided for thom, filled with the costliest. European furniture, French cooks and servants provided, and everything indicated that European ideas and customs wero obtaining a firm foothold in tho Empire. Tho prospect lu favorable for an Im menso trade to spring op as soon as the now ports aro loca tod on Uio wost ooaat. Of this trado tho United States can easily obtain thc hon's share. Tho edi tor of tho Milwaukee Wisconsin has been to soe tho grounds of tho "National Soldiers' Home" near that city, and says that, "aft or walk? ing over them in tim oat overy direction, wo wore forced to tho conclusion that in natural beauty it far exceeded tho famod Central Park of Now York. Thore la a magnificent combination of meadow, hillside, of vale, of mounds Uko little mountains, of fresh-waterponds, of brooks, of river, and above all, of magnificent forest, which render it as at? tractive a four hundrod and ton acres as could have been s otoo tod, wo venturo to say, in any Sta to of tho Union." Tho yacht Vesta, holonging to Mr. Fixant LOB 2TXABS, arrivod in Now York on Wodneeday, from Cowes, England, in 02 daya. Sovoral vessels, which left 14 day a prior to h or dopsrtnro for Now York, have not yoi arrivod. Shortly after abo left port ahe won an impromptu raco between h era elf and the Georgiana, a craft holonging to tho Royal Yacht Club. Whllo out at Boa abo onoountored heavy hoad winds, and tho crow attempted to ma tiny, having donuandod bor commander, Captain Low, in vain, to rot urn bank to England to escapo tho storm. The captain, however, succeeded in restoring order hy vary vigorous measures. An affray occurred in Momphla on tho 17th inst, between Mr. D. M. PHILP, oily editor of tho Dultelin, and Mr. Wi LUAU WAT. LA CE, Attora oy ? corral. WALLACE attacked Pm LP with a oana. The latter drew a pistol and attempted to fire, but tho weapon fa dwi to go off. WALLA CB then dr ow a Derringer and fired at PnrxJ?, but missed him. While Mr. Firm? waa cooking bia pistol a second iimo, both wera arrested by tho police, and taken before tho police c onr t on tho in iii, and noltber of tho partios calling any wi tn oas oe, Mr. WALLAOX waa fined twenty-flvo dollars fur shooting in tho corporation, and Mr. PKILP ten dollars for carry? ing oem cos] od weapons. ThoMorrirnao Corporation at lowell, Mass., sro Hying the formdation of a now mill, whloh will ba about 160 foot in length by 73 In width. It will Som tho westerly wing of Mill No. 2, and will oom ploie il, according to it* original plan, tho wholo making one mill of about 800 by 72 loo t, six atoriaa In height. Thia now wing will, when fitted np with machinery, oontaln 10,000 throetlo spindles, with looms and oilier maehlnory to oorrospond, and tho entire mill will oontain about 44,000 spin? dles, and bo, aa it regards pormanonoy, aolldily and convenience ot structura and oomplotenoee t.xr-euonoy and fitness of the rruohlnory, if not the la/goat, certainly one ortho boat in thia oi any other country. It will bo adapted to tho man nlacturo of prlfit/nK cloth, CURRENT TOPICS. Tur.nr. AUK two aidoa lo ovory qucolion ; and Ibo .Oker ^ncr truth eboutd strivo lo koop both with i virw. In thc groat dialroaa of our SoulUom mulry, Olid tito universal scarcity of nioner, rory oyo locked hopefully forward to Ibo noxt irvoat na tho limo for a general amoliornt ion of our tcial, Unaucial, commercial aa woU aa our political I '/ ilatione. The wiall waa father to tho thought, any ol ua can nlwoya aeo wlMlsoovor wo may I bj lah" to BOO. Iloport8 oamo in from overy quarter I {J ' unprooodontod " lino elanda." Thcro (a not a tper in all tho Boulh for tho past two mouthe tal lina not hoon tilled, day aftrr day, willi tho loot glowing accounta of tho crop proapocla. Wo ad our misgivings na to tho conccftioaa of tho ?ta, knowing that it wita too Koon in tho liiatory of io cotton plant confidently to pred?calo any ?sull upon it. Moreover, it wau had policy ) blazon forth auch Burmiaon, Tor whllo toy cati do uoithcr goo?! nor harm hero at homo, toy havo uudotibtcdly oxorciaod a conaidorablo Ittaonoo In tho North and in F.uropo, In keeping niton at its present low figure. Calculations ovo already bcon inado by iipoculalora, baaed pou thcao facts (7) thal tho coming crop woull o fully 3,000,000 of balea. Now (hero ii nothing j warrant auch n calculation. Thora la moro corn nd lither c?renla planted thia year than thoro WAH tat yi in-, or tho yoar botoro, whilo wo do not Uiuk that thoro ia any moro laud under cultiva- | t lon than boforo ; and na far aa wo havo boon ablo o obeorvo, upon a recent trip to tho interior, ho Stauda of colton aro nothing to boast of. Tho weather has not boon favorablo thus far 00 much cold and too much min. If tho romain 1er or tho Booton provo propitious, wo may etil! bo ileaaod with a good crop, but it ia too soon ccr oinly to givo vont to rcoklooa predictions tut lo tho | ) xtont of tho crop. Booing what iroportanco ia iltaehod abroad lo overy such utterance. Wo bait always, however, bo glad to roooivo from our nonda iu tho country account? of tho condition of ho orops iu their vicinity. A TAMS lotlor writor telle this story of tho oidor DUIIAB: "M. AiiEXANDin DUMAS wunt boforo nnrl of juatico lately under thuao characteristic! | tiroumalaucoa. Ho bad, for n gront many yoaru, a IL FONTAINE na uccrotary. Tho latter rocontly liod. Ilia widow and daughter olaimod lo bo crod ilore of M. AIXXAOEU DUMAS, and levied an at? tachment on tho ninney nt his credit with Mesare. MICHEL, XJ?VT FrtEUES. They allogcd ho owod thom 350 francs, tho amount of ? even note.i given by M. 1 Hi M vi, and 3577 franca, with internal, hoing tho amount of tho halnnco of M. FONTAINE'S Balnry Irom 1650 to 1801, M. DUMAS moat poaUivoly denied ho owed a eingla cont. Thereupon thc plaintiffs, (aa worrnutod hy Pro nota )aw),lchnltongod him to in;,ivor upon oath whet her M. FONTAINE had not jeen bia secretary, and wuothor bo did not owo he latter a bnlnnco of account. M. DUMAS inado ibis explanation : ' That nxcollont fellow, I ooit 088, remained with mo for nearly twenty (?cara ai secretary. I employed him to nalto roaotircbos for mo. Ho lodgod and livod ?villi mo. Liko overybody, whon ho waiilo<l nonoy, ho took it from my aocrolnry vhon Ibero waa any thoro. Ono doy bia nother waa ill. I gavo him ovcrylhing I had ibout mo- it waa flvo hnndred franca. Thoro waa lover any agreement between ua. Ho drew money I )ut of my secretary jual aa I inyuolf did, and aa ho minted it. My confidence in hun wno Imuudteaa, md I must say ho dosorved it. Whon I waa on ho ovo of going lo Caucasus, I gavo him money, lot bccauNO 1 owod bim ninney, but becauao I had noney, and found plcaauro in charing it with him When, subsequently, I wont, to Italy, I carried him villi mo. * * . Ho accompanied mo to Naples, nit I muet aay boto I was obliged to diatniaa bim, is tho Noapolitan wino did not agroo with him. Tho court dee ided in favor of tho d?fendu nt. Tirp.nnuTE IN human form, tho Hov. JOEL LIND- 1 SET, who whipped lila little boy to doath, taking two or throe honre to do tho work, and thon caro itilly covered tho roaimud, bruiaod and blackoncd corpao, and placed it li imo elf in Ibo coffin, after bo- I Lng once convicted of his crinio waa granted auow trial at Albion, N. Y., laut wonk, and tho Jury-dis oriniiiialineUnen-failod to agroo. BatiaQod with tho doubt, bif^Jnwyore had succeeded in throwing about bia wickedness, tho reverend BCOlindrol and | murderer waa good enough to plead guilty lo man elaughtar in tho fourth dogroo, and waa promptly aentoncod hy tho court to pay a fino of $250. Whether tho couta wiro also included is not stated, bnt it waa certainly ?li o ap at thu orirjv Heroaflor little children ' in Now. VIM*. human croaturca for what may bo considered a aUgbtcoat for tho gratification thus afforded to atrocious and burbar ran inatincta. Tho atriotor codo of juatico might havo impound, if not hang? ing, at leaat a aorioa of flogginga which would havo 1 ill owed tho rovorond JOEL a fair comprehension of I lila littlo child's aulTuriiiga ; or, if bia tender syatom revolted at euch disciplino, an impris? onment permitting him reflection-rcmoreo h i :ould not probably fool-would brtvo boen Baluta .y. Dut thcao uro singular days. Tito child ?vee whito, and BO was bia parent. Had ho boon a 3outhornor and tba victim of bia cruelty a black joy, not entitled by relationship to any special ifioction, tho papors would havo rung willi do? nando for a eovoro penalty. U lt color condones. Muon iMTt.nr. IT ia folt hi tho attorapta still ma? ting to cultivate cotton on a largo acalo in Cali omia, and it is boliovod a conaidorablo broadth >r land will bo planted to tho atapla tula Oar. Wo woro shown to-day nemo aamploa if groen sood or upland cotton neron in 8a ramcnlo county last soason, and represent? er; a, Bhipmonl of aiz balea, or about ono ton a weight, Tho eaapla ia of a fair quality, nd will comparo well with tho medium grados f the aaruo variety grown in tho Southern Stoles, 'bo fibre ia about 0. vc-oigbta of an iuoh long; ia f good color and Unonesa, and remarkably Hlrong ..hon twisted. In tho abaenco of knowlcdgo as to bo yiold and coat of culturo, it ia not poeaiblo to peak as to ita profltablonors aa s crop, but tho utility of tho cotton la good beyond civil. It ia ow over throe yoars ainco tho first oxporlmonts n cotton-growing waa undo in California, and to callare hos nineo boon etoadily prosocutod 180veral diatrioto. Ono would naturally euppoeo oat by this timo tho brumosa would havo formed Cgular channels through winch some aocurafo nowlodgo conld bo dorivod os to culturo, yiold, lc; but Buoh ia not tho coao. Tim aalo of homo liaod cotton ie confined to a Tory fow parties in Lils city, yet thcao parties aro BO much in tho dark [ B to tho oxtent of tho crop of 18C0 as to bo unable I > definitely a la to whothor it waa 10,000 or 100,000 j nundi ; neither can tboy givo any p articulara oon cctod witta Its growing. TUE PHISXXT soason seems to bo ono of unusual i loiaturo throughout tho longtb and broadth of | io Un it wi B tatos. Hot? re m irks bl y wet our pring bas booti, from beginning to osd, in this art of tho country, 1B proBont to tho mind of rory ono of our readers; but wo find that Narr Ingland, tho Weat, and far-off Tozas, havo unf? ired from tho eame canso, A Louisiana paper, ie Oaddo Gazette, nays: - "Wo have conversed with ur plantera from several Parish oa in thia' Btate, nd from Counties in Eastern Texan. Tboyroport ist tho prospect for a corn crop ls vary n nf a vor- ? bio. Tho plant ia small, and on many plan latin na verran with graea and woods. While tho nogrooa ork bolter than thoy did last your, tho labor ayn. J im ia too imperfect to anticipate good crops. Tho Mi?B of cotton wero noter bettor, but the cold ighta about tho middle of May, followed by con nuoua raina since that time, have chocked ita rowth. Tho land hos boon too wot to plough, id consequently tho grass has taken doop root, id la now growing rapidly. Many planters aro it of com, and there is tory little for sato in tho lUntry. Oood ploughing cannot bo done with ?r tuarn B, and good crops cannot bo m?do'anlese io landa aro woll oultivatod. Tho pooplo in the nntry which waa not in tho track of tho armies, rod bolter during tho wax than Ibby do now. aving no money, and ny market for cotton, they iecd ovary thing at borne, and made their own othlng, Cotton la tho curso of tho Bonita; it ia lng, and wo aro ita servile subjects." MB, T. J, JAOKSOK, t Southern artist, who Bur? red much hom I osee* and rovorsos during tho ir, bus lately taken np tala roeidenco at Borgen )int,Now Jersey, and opened a atadlo at No. , Naosan-fltreot, tn. Now YyikV Tho location rattaor unusual, nineo pooplo gonerally ox ?t to find artista m ooh further op-town; it it nooma to na to afford an excellent oiv Htunlty for buainosa-mcn, who very froquont rlealro portrait?, but find it difflouit to >ara tho timo Ko^nirod to go up-town and gire alUlng. Now tbejr havo only to "mn in," aa it ero, for an hour, now and tbon, to accomplish tat willoh baa horotoforo ?eoraod out of the quoa on. Tho viow of a Btrlklng portrait of tho fathor ! f Gonoral, SICSXES,! now on Mr. JACIOON'B ISO!, will repay ono for a visit to tala ploaaant nd lo, and afford a good idea of bia artlaUo a bili >. The oiopeiimont bo ls making at tho anggoa onofaomoof tala Monds, ahonldaoet with en mragemont, and moat, wo bcllord, ovontually roro advantageous aafl a^coeeaful, ' LARQK:T CIRCULATION.- Th? DAILY KWH pu' lishe* the Official List of Itel* rt remaining in the Poito?vc? at .the end I f each week, agreeably to the following I vlion of the New l'bslo?ce Iraw, a$ the twtpaper having the largest circulation in j tl ic City of Charleston : BXOTIOMS. And be ll further eructed, That UsU ot let? ra remaining uucallod for 1? any Poalonice In any ell?, wn-or Tillase where a newspaper ehalt bo printed, uaUlioreaflcr be published one? only lu Ibo nswapepcr bleb, bolnn published weekly or nflenor, ?hall hove the rgoat circulation within range of delivery ol tho said nco riv A J communications tutendcit tor pulilicatian in I this journal must be addressed to tito tXlUor qf the I J)aity Netos, No. IB Hauno-sticct, Cltarietton, S. C. liusiuess Communications lo J'ubtisJicr of Jlally News. I'i 'cannot unuVrfafto fo roi tm rejected com mun fca. tions. Idrertiscmeids outside of the city must bs accompa uiot with thc cash. CHARLESTON. TUEBPAY MORNING, JUNK 25, 18G7. JOD Wornt.-TTo hnvo now completed our < iffier- BO ns to ox?ente, In tho shortest possiblo < imo, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we ' noat roHpcclfully ask tho palronngo ol our i lends. HLV'.II.ITIOV IN ISUIIUPB. Thero is in Paris nu International Penco bcngiio whioh designs to hnvo its branch or tuxiliary associations nil over Europe, but wo "car nil their cfTorls for I lao present will ro nnin without success. True, thc pooplo of I Kuropo dcBlro ponce, ncod pence ; nnd no llovornmcnt will maintain that it is not hotter :o husband strength and industry for tho nrla if poaco, rather limn exhaust them in prepara liona for conlliot, or in nctunl war. Never? theless is pcrpclutil ponce a chimera, ns long as tho fair of tho peoples of Europa is nt tho morey of tho nmkitious designs of a few princely rulers and their C(|unlly ambitious cabinets. Thero is no suro basis or guaranty for n continuance of peace, for ll is not de? pendent upon tko W?HIICB of tho people, bul upon thc will nnd tho calculations of tho Sovereign princes, and wen so still, upon tho requirements of their internal policy ; mid nil (his nowhere moro trna than in Fruucc. Thc French people, wc hnvo tho best of evidence to believe, have bcoomo more and moro peaceably inclined willi every year, ns Ihoif increasing prospority, nnd widely extending manufactur? ing and commercial relations made them dread war more nnd more, because they hud more at winke. Hut tho Empiro needs war (oven though H APO LEUN said // Umpire c'est Iii paix), and during Ibo ti Ticen years of its existence there baa nearly nlwnys been somo wnr, cither on Ibo lapin or ciao in nctunl progress. Singu? lar il is, Hint nlmosl coeval with thc hirth of lilia Empire, tho balance of power in Eu? rope lins been completely destroyed, nnd mero chance has Beein.td to control tho policy of thc severn! states and tnonnrcbics. Tho plausible moans lo Ibis unjustifiable end (of malting might tnkc tho place of right) wore tho recognition of tho "nationalities," and tho "plebiscite," n vole by a quasi uni? versal suffrage. Concomitant with these, al? though utterly at vurianco tu spirit, wo havo seen the constan! increase nil over Europe, of ] standing armies, and thc almost total nbrogn tion of Constitutional government, nnd n Btcady tendency to unlimited centralization of power. As long ns Ulis, thc foundution-stone of tho NAPOI.KOSIC system of government continue?, no political progress, in Ibo direction of | n greater degroo of civil liberty is possible, nnd heneo also no lasting penoe. Only a gene? ral revolution, which revolution of course, ns nlwnys heretofore, wouldorigiunlc in France, could givo tba people tho supreme power, vwl. ""?ra.J"tftJ?,*a?Matera of peace nnd he - Republicans-nt-tiny-price. Wc cannot say, that wo desire to seo suck n subversion of order, peace, society, nnd of all men hold dear, upon tho mere chanco Hint order mny perhaps spring from tho elmon. Tho experiment is too hnxnrdous. Wo know there kavo been great men nnd good who strenuously bclicvo thal willi all ils korroT, tho first French Revolution in tko end rosulted in moro good than evil ; that tko end justified tko means. To men oast in suck koroic mould, rovolution nt tkis time is thc only pos? sible solution lo tho vexed problem of-Euro? pean policy. And this solution ia precisely Ibo ono Ikey most desire. Wo havo, however, too lillie faith in (ko enpneity of tko avcrago of mankind, blnck or white, Celt, Frank, or Hun, to govern themselves in n decent nnd respectable manner, and al tho samo (imo wil? ling timi their neighbors should do tho same. This exporionco is Ibo result of what wo hnvo seen both in (Iiis country and in Europo in former ages, and in our own days. Wo ihoiild bo slow, therefore, with tko lights ko? roro us, to counsel n deliberate effort nt revo? lution; for wkou government ls subverted, nnd looioty is reduced lo its original clementB, what guaranlco bavo we, or tko nuthora of tko great sraBb, that their particular pct constitutional lrcam will bo realized in tko re-formation of j ho State? How do they know Hint a v/orso iplril wilt not enter Ibo swept nnd garnished louse, and bring aoven othor devils with kim tvon worao than himself? An absolute may uko tho placo of a limited monarchy, quite as ikely as n representativo republic. Have wo lol nn example of (bis in Ibo first French revo ution ? Was it not so in Romo ? And bow viii it bo in Moxico ? Your prater for rovolution nnd political ihango will generally ba found to bo some dis? appointed aspirant for office, some needy li!or, or aomo individual soured from wknl vor CSUBO, almost in evory inetanco pursuing uch courso from baso and selfish motives, aving nothing to lose by revolution or nn rcTiy, nnd hoping to gain much in the rehabili ttion of the Hiato and Qovornraonl. Franoe, bowover, if we can read passing vents righi, ta in no imminent danger of revo? kion. Tko imperial policy endangored its lower both and its popularity in "Mexico, and I Sadowa, but tko Exposition, with ita atten? ant glories, of bringing tko sovereigns of j !urope to Paris to rio honor to the Emperor, rill go far to oountcracl thoso little contretemps, f, indeed, they will not leave a balance in tho mporor's favor. , TUB Jt'l.Y SKBSIOIt OV CONORBSB. Tho Indications In political circles at Wash sgton, nnd at tho great centres of population t tho North, are thal Congrois will meet in July, ho hot weather and the well known minamia i atmosphero prevalent on the banka of the otomao, al this season of the year, may tier? no a potent influence of shaking tho resolve of ie Ii-. J ! cal leaders ; if not to forego, their pur- [ ose altogether, of having an extra session, srtataly of ontting it short, and adjourning at I h early day. An extra sos al on of Congress at ila time, is little less than a national cal ami f. Tha reconstruction question, tho apple of iscord in tho national counoils, during tho | asl two years, was in a fair way of a peace ble and satiafaolory solution ; not satisfactory > all parties, to be euro ; still, with its provi? ens, aa they aro, tho grei.t majority of our eoplo had accepted the not, and under it woro repared to work out their reconstruction; aak lg nothing so much as to bo lol alone. The lan, not altogether oonoeived in charity, per nps, by our law-glvors, as they would have us elieve, nevertheless has worked far bettor ian was, or could havo been anticipated either y ourselves or by tho lookers-on, tho pooplo f the North. ' ' That so giganlio a piero of mach i ncry should I ec r ,s iona Hy produce, a Jarring, should Borne - mci bcoomo dogged, or ?ven bo Uta ejraso pf j rlous accident, is no moro than what might o reasonably cxpccied; Itut Mil? ?a noarecly ffioicnl reason for throwing il ?lido buforo io Work il half Uono, mid return to cbr.-ja Islilla aili liopo that tho noxl thno Hie congressional ice-box ?H slinkon nu act moro const it uliotml lima tho present Military Ititi s?mil bo lirouglil ?rill. Already wo ?oc sonto papera expresa n cpo Hint if Congress meet iu July il ought, nd no doubt will, set n*ide (ho llrconslruclion .cl, nnd hy un net ol" lardy justice ut onco rc nslntc us in our constitutional rigiila. Wo regret that wo cannot adoplsucU upi ?mist icwu. Wo hnvo seen nothing in thc Northern ires? during tho past thrco tnonllix, lo ind?calo hot thcro has boen such a "returning sense of uslico'' in that neel iou. (In Hie conlrnry, wc Intro ind ailinn lan t i nd ital ?un? oil tho purl of imnticnl members ol a purposo ludo tho utmost lossihlo injury to Ibu whilo people or incito ;.millern BtatCS. Al tho Inst session of Con rrcss they were oiil-miiiiu'iivrcd nnd out-voted. I'hey are, however, persistent in their ollorl?, md will gladly embrace tho opportunity given hem by thc apparent diUcrcnoo bel ween Ibo iriginul HccuiiHlriiclion Act nnd tho President's utcrprclation or it, lo call a special session of Joogrcss for tho purpose of dolerniiiiing the :ruo nicrtning of lliu Act. Once togellior, they ivill of course Iry ovcry manoeuvro of porty Ladies lo accomplish their designs. And oven if no worso rosull follow limn mero ngitnlion, and tho nnxioly inseptiraldo from il, Ibis in it? self is to bo deprecated. Wc Imvo nlrendy ns much on our shoulders, ns w o cnn well slugger uudcr. Registration nnd voling, synchronous willi hooing mid ploughing, pulling fodder and picking colton, wo should think, is quilo ns much ns nny ordinary genius muong us cnn in reason bo considered ctpinl to. If still further topics of engrossing iiitcresl uro to he lidded lo Uioso, wo ennnot say who would bo sutli cienl for l?tese things. View it from what light wc will, il is deeply tobe regretted timi anything should have been dono nt this time lo piovoko a July session of Congress; nnd wo nro even yet not without hope, Hint this great national evil nny bc avoided. IN WANTS. WANTED-aALEHMErV. EVKK?WllRUE - Ixil H* ?ml (lenllomen-?loo lo $230 por month, to sell ?ie OKNIUNE COMMON SENSE FAMILY HEW 1NU MACHINE. Frico only ?18. 'Ills Machitu will sllU-b, beni, fell, tuck, bimi. <|uilt. braid, sud embroider. Tho cloth r munt bu pulled spart, oven Siter culUiic across tito scam every quarter of LI Indi. Kvrry Machine warranted threo years. Semi for circulars and terms lo agout., or caU at MoDOWKLL'8 BI.OUK. cor uer Fourth and Uroen sUvuks, louisville. Ky. UL18S li MoEATHRON. Ooncrnl Agonis. N. Tl.-PoslUvoly nono genuino utilosa coining through our oflleo. Juno 4 IneltsOnio TO RENT. rp? lt I" vi', THAT 111.HI II,Mt 1.1. ill si X DENCE, No. fill Smith street, situated on Um north weat corner of Smith snd Calliouu strrel?, riintalnlng Ul or 12 largo room?, double piazza?, a lum ?ell of water, largo .hiern, ami largo lot, ea rr! agu house Sud stables, roiweaalon given on 1st July. A LAO, A [LARDE TUREK-SRORY UOUSF, NO. Ct SOCIETY ni i eel, o >n tn ii >ln : 9 rooms, lsrgu ysrd, snd c nirnodlou outbuildings. Rent moderate lo sn approved laman ' Apply to UEO. H. 1 Nu UAH AM, No. ll) Vanderbnrat Wharf. tutlud Juuo 25 rpo RENT, .TWO STORY It III CK DWEI.b JL INO HOUSE, willi double Kit. lien lu Duma' hm\ second house from King slrcot. Apply to WM. Mel OMU A CO., No. 237 King street. tuthaj J Ulm 28 TO IlKKT, A SMALL HOUSE IN I.?VI'II street, uoxt to Ibo comer ol Deaufaln strceL Apply at lids office. 2 Juuo 24 rpo itE.vr, l'A n i' OK TUB ijorsr, No. do I Wonlwortb ? I reel. To a desirable* to nan t Ibo tenn " will bo accommodating. Jun FOR SALE. I.Milt S.M.K. A Irina PAIR OK IU. A ? Iv CA. ; NADIAN PONIES, for cash, or ou four months' approved paper. Apply st tbs CHARLESTON MOTEL STAHLES._ _2_Jone '25 T PRIVATE 8AL.Vt-TBE STEAM TOO "Ul LIEF," built In Philadelphia lu 1H0J. length *lily-six (COI Psst all (il) inehe,; depUi seven (1) feel. UrcadUi ol beam sixteen (18) fi et. Copporud to ?Ix (G) t.. t. Hull and mn lilnery lu K?od order. AI JW, ANEW STEAM P.LE DRIVER-Length forty eight ((H) feel; broadlb fl(U<on (16) feet; deplb il.ree ('?) r. et ?Ix (0) inches. Two fl) high pressure engines, HIK (fi) loch cylinder: twelve 112) Im-hc? .troko. I^iugUi of derrick . .... ? ni eue.alin.l ?iu,-lirjvvs_ nn... II (18) luci"" own power, bpec-l four (4| mdes per a, jnr. For terms, ?Idell aimil bo 111., I-MI. spply to J NO. FEllOUSON, Juno 15 sttithO Accommoda lion Wharf. FOR .HALI:, A LIGHT IRON A A ll : CART, suitable for farm uso. Apply at No. 27 EAST RAY comer sn,I fa AUey. stutLu* June 22 I/O ? BALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO ; Seats, polo and ?liait. Also, s set of doubla and singlo HARNESS, all In good order. Can bo seen sud bargained for cash or a timo noto at thirty days, at No 21 Lynch alrooL M ny 17 FOUND. FOUND, OK TUR MO it NI M; OK THE ni inst, a POCKET HOOK, which Um owner can have by proving property and paying furailvertlscnionL Juno 4 BOARDING. BOAR DI NO.-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS with good UOARD can bo had on Immediate appll . allon to No No. BO CHURCH STREET, wost ?Ide, noar Trodd street. Terms reasonable. June 12 1.EXCELLENT HOAR?. AT VERY LOW li ralos, in tho most central baal noss part of thu city, without lodging, in a pr?valo house, can uow ho had, For particulars address "X. L," FuatoQleo. Blay 18 FINANCIAL. STATE BONDS ! STATE BONDS C?TATE OF bouTii CAROLINA BONDS ?OLD AND O NEW) State of South Carolina Coupons Northeastern Railroad Coupons Memphis A Charleston Railroad Coupons City of Columbia Ronda and Coupons. ' Wenlee), and highest price paid, by ANDREW M. MORELAND, Drokcr. Juno 22 8 No. 8 Dread alrooL REMOVALS. REMOVAL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL KOR YOUNO LADIES. ArTTlS JOHN LAURENS, ASSISTED BY THE REV. VIX. ev. I). W. HOWE, at No. 12 Smith strvot comer ol Wentworth airer t, i .oin commencing October Isl, snd ending July ist. For par lie ulara apply ss above, Juuo IB_ tuS -I> EMOVAL_Tl nr. OFFICE OF THE JA. SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has beau rom ovod from over the old li.i uk of Char na Lou lo No. 69 UROAD STREET, Mav28 _i _ REMOVAL. O T T O S O N N T A G, DVEH AND SCOURER. REMOVED TO CORNER CLIFFORD AND ARCH? DALE STREETS. OF.NTS' COATS, VESTS AND PANTS DYED, OLEAN il> AND PRESSED. 8 June 10 S. A. IiAMBERT^ PRODUCE* 0OMMISSION_MEItCHA:NT. IOUTHEBN AND NORTHERN ORDERS FILLED ON COMMISSION. . Office of John P. Nowliirt, Sb 127 READE-HTHJRBT, CORNER HUDSON, NfflW YORK. KT Agency1 tor EXTON'8 PREMIUM TRENTON rUAOKKRS. AU orders sent will bo promptly attended o._gmo?_TWemUr lil WILLIS & CHISOLMV FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCflAN'fS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. [Tr ILL ATTEND TO TUB PURCHASE. BALK AND TY 8UIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Puris) ol OTPON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES. . ATLANTIC tv II A lt K, C U nrlr rton, 8, O. . WILLIS.A. TU OHISOUf October ts _". PUBLIC NOTICE. Om ox Onaax or OOUKOTL, 1 May 1887. I The toRrrotng B?otien of" An Ordinance to abolish the fflee or Superintendent of fitreot. ; to provide for Kearp ag tho Streets, Lanes, Alleys, snd open Courts In ths Illy of Charleston Clean, and for other purposes,': ls araby published for the Information of all concerned : Fdr the rios protection of the sahl contractor or oom rac tor?, il ir/miter ordained. That every owner, lessee, ec upc nt and tenant of any promises (ranting In any beet, lane, alley, or open court, shaU on every day tunda-/, excepted) havo the dirt, ni tb, garbage, or other Uki, placed In front of his or ber lot, in a barrel, bax or esp, and In read In ces for the contractor, by tho hour of evan o'clock, A. M., (rem the dist day cj May to the rsi div cf November in every year ; and by tho hour of Ins o'clock, A. M., from lbs erst dsy or November to no fl rat day of May following. And any person o Kind ia heroin, or placing any dirt, filth, garbage, oe other Bal, in any street. Ian's, or alloy, or ope* court, after tba ours above named, .bab be subject to a fine not less tum two nor moro than five dollars, for each and ?ya? Sance, to be Imposed by the Mayor. Bj order W. n. SMITH. ataj?a ; , ? ;{Mttfffl?;!?Cowga MEETINGS. ASIII.r.V ll \MK HALL cn n. [HMUK.UH OK THE AUOVK CLUB AHE HEREBY summoned to mu nil a regular meeting Thti Keen ; tho 2?tli Inst., at ? o'clock, at tho usual place. Ur unicr o? tho Fiu.I?e?t. lune Ti 1* O. II. rillUE, Secretary. AMUSEMENTS. ?hic lunc t'atlvlc tit'crOitlrllfibaft Mm? om 9NHw?4 I 26001 c. SUI. a?| xlIcuBl t"lc.i'ailt flallfiittcil. Tai ?al -Irti vent SHatfct-tStr. Wbat'um 1 H|rRatkatttlMl I t um 1? Ubr ?bruto fen 'Uloiint IHrafattl oM?bmt. Tic | il?,liirtr (int (ttuiiMinifl tr|un>t'fid) ttu)l jabUcid) tinjU' ten. tiiiiuiit $1. Vi\i"a,\t KS UtiHi. Tic eonmlltcc: fl. xiloide, ??.INUflVcimtr, T.Slimier, lune 22 4 _-. _If EDUCATIONAL. HUTU CAROUlltA BIILITAUY ANIIPULY TEC1INIO ACADEMY, L OREAT SC1IOOI, OK MATHEMATICA!, AND II PHYSICAL SCIENCES, togother with Language teraturo, rolillcnl Economy, lll.lory, Ac. The Seeeud Kesslou, N bi Hi Academic Year, npoiiN July t, IHCT. Diplomas cuulerrod ui>ou Uradualen lu thu gular course. A. SIKH lal course ol EEO IN EEIUNO, ARCHITECTURE ul DRAWING, ls uuVrcd to HIOKO who wish to ipiallfy cniHclvca lor Civil Engluii-rn. iAwyern, Atc, sud do uot | ?ire to pursue other studies. A Commercial Coursa gi von to thoso who wish to ire lor Inutliiciui life. A Preparatory Courao for thoso who are quito young ? litllo advuueed. No military duty oiropt onoitgh drill for ho.Rly oxor se. Ex|Hiuscfl moderato. For circulars, contalniuy hill particular., address til M . lt. E. COI HTON. Biiporiutuiidout, Uillaboro. N. C. May 28_Iuthsl6 INSTRUCTION IN FUENCII. I T RS. NICHOLS, A NATIVE OF CHARLESTON. y I nut during tho past tlflcou i cars s reaidout lu urupo, ls desirous of giving Instructloii In Iho Pruned augungo, elinor at bur own residence or at Ibo houses Thur pupils. Impilro st Mrs. KINNEY'S, No. IBO Klug alrcot. May 22 CLOTHING. N G. PARKElt, LATE r A It K E It A CHILI), DF.AI.KU IK CLOTHING, BOOTH, SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHING GOODS. June lt No. 103 EAST HAY. A. S iniLL, Ag't., MERCHANT TAILOR, II AS REMOVED Tl' No. 70 BROAD ST KEE!', NORTH T HIDE, BETWEEN MKKTtNO AND CHURCH. ?li. rc bo will bo ?tlivil to beo lila aid fi lends and custom irs, an 1 bas In -tore a full aiuiortrueut of CLOTHS, ?OAT1NO. CASHMERES and VriSTINOS or -very va iCly, iv lileh lin Will m al. o up to ur 1er at as luv. pilcos ss my Gindelr ci.lablishmi.-nt. IMO, A FUI,,, ASSORTMENT Ol' FURNISHING DOODS Full DEN FLEM EN'S WEAH. M. JNO. T. FLYNN (furmerly of C. I). Carr k Co..) ?viii superintend the Tailoring Department an usual, niul viii give bin especial nilen in,ti lo Culling ami Making or j .UIMX AND NAVY UNIFORMS. May ll SEWING MACHIN! $20. AU HISTS WANTED. $20. 175 lo 1200 par mouth-males and fomalos_to till tho ONLY HEN Ul NE COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Manufactured. It will hom, fell, sUtch, task, bind, braid, unlit andombrulder beautifully. Frico, only $20, Including Barnum's self-sower and self-turning hem? mer, l'ully warranted fur fivo years. CAUTION.-Bowara of thoso tolling worthless caat Ireu machines, nuder tho samo narnu as ours. For cir? cular* and Ullina, address C. DOWERS A CO., No. 26S H. HfUi street, Philadelphia Pa. lia May 20 UHDlMMi:. rf. FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED for the Information of all coi. co ni od : AN OIUUHANCK TU BSOULATE TUB CUiAXATHO OF rnlVIES AMD VAULT* IM TUE CUIiroBATE LIMITS Or aili eu v. I. Hu it Ordaluod by tho Mayor and A ld,run n, That (ruin sud aller Ibo raU&cation Of thin Ordinance, it shall nut bu lawful tor any person to otcansu or removu Uiu twofolds of Vaults or Privies within tho llmlbj of tho illy, without having previously obtained a license fur tho m every year, abd be .uujoci tb on r.'qmr't-in'cilto imp'os fd by Ordinances regulating tho granting ot License i for Uray. and Cart?. II. That the uno of Darrels In opon Carts and Wagons is prohibited, and parties applying for I .icons, will bo rv tpured lo pr?vido closod Carts suitablo for thu purpote. III. All persona having such License shall report rd ano of th Guard Houses, during the day, his ur their In? tention ti lo such work during tho ensuing night; in tile Lower Ward, auch report to bu made to tho Malu Guar I Honan, lu the Upper Wards tu Upi? r Guard Uooso. IV. Tho placo ur placos for the deposit of such offal mall bo designated from timo to lime by ibo Mayor. V. Evory owuor or driver of such Li ceased Cart or in y other person who eli all violate any of tba provlalouu >f tills Ordinance, or shall neglect or ref nan lo observe Ibo sams, or any of them, .hall forfeit and pay for each illonoo a Ono not to exceed tweuty-Qvo dollars, lo bo on forced by tho Msyorln his Court, or roooverod in any ithcr Court of competent JurisdlcUon. tatiiled in City Council this seventh day of May, In tho jeir cf mir Lurd ouo Uiouaand eight hundred sud slx ty-suvun. |t- s.l P. 0. GAILLARD, W. H. SMITH, Mayor. _Clerk of Connell Hmo Moy 10 KIUIC LOAM. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, Corr Hu t, November 0,180*. A LT, PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN ?TIE A. Unrat Districts and Waate Places or the City, un? ter "Au Act of the General Asaombly, giving authority o thu City Council of Charleston to proceed lo Ibo mat or of a Fixa loan, with a view to alu In building up Un .tty anew.'' sro hereby null lied that the form of appll aUon fur loaua eau bo obtain,?1 at tho otiles of thc Clerk if connell, between tho hours of S A. M. and J P. M. All applications mtiHt be'* d In the .hove mentioned nice, as Ibo Co ni millee ?ul meet every Monday to con Ider the niuo. Dy order of Ins Mayor* W. H. SUITE, November 10 Clerk of Connell. TA VICK N-It?KPK ttM' N I1TI< 12. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, 1 March 1.18(17. J A LL TAVERN-KECTERS, AND PERSONS HET'AIX tX. INO spirituous Unuors, wiUaln Uie city limite, who isvo net executed their bonds ami taken out tho proper ards to show that thoy havo Hean so to soil, will be rv ortod ss not complying with the law, alter Monday, Stb ant. Those who have carda aro hereby noll fl od to hare Hm arno placed lo a conspicuous plai-s In tho window. All Hiing to observo (his notice wfll also bo reported, aller hu sbovo-ioeuUonod tuno. W. U. SMITH, Mandi 2 Clerk of Od Ul] Cl L NOTICH. OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE, > CUABUBSTOM, S. C., May 23, 1803. I PARAGRAPH II. Or' ORDINANCE TO REGULATO the "Cleanalug of Privies and Vaults," forbids tho no of barrels lu opon carls and wagons, and parti eal ap lylug for license aro rou, ld md to pr?vido closed carts iltablu for Uio pnrpose. AU portions, therefore, who urpoae taking Jobs of Uie kiud. aro hornby required Iii ring their carts to malu guard house for Inspection bo? ira applying for lleenso. O. B. STOWALD, May 24 ' TWO Captain of Police. C. F. V09LER, NO. 108 MARKET ST., looks, Periodicals nutt S hit i ono ry. rUBT RECEIVED A lar e supply of STATIONERY IqiOTOOItAFHS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS POCKET HOOKS, DIABLES for 1B67, Etc. ALSO, flu? and largo selection of NOVELA, by tho moat dc drated authors. SONG DOOK a, BOOKS for Home m.vaemonls. Ac Ali Urn MONTHLY MAO AZ IN EB, WEEKLY PAPEDfl. DAILIES constantly on band, and souscriptions re irv od fer tbs same. Order, from tho country are respootfnUy solicited. TERMS 'JERRA L. Novembor 8 THE OliTII?RN COMPANY, Ofllco No. 147 Meeting .ifriv U CONNECTIONS wTTB ALL Railroads Throughout TUB UNITED STATES. El ery nt tout Ion given to tho safe Tansinisslon of Freight, Honey, nd Valuables. ILL CALL FOE AND DF.LtVT.lt FEEIOBl TO ANY VOlVr IN THE CITY FREE OF CHAROL". II. Ba I* LA NT, President, april IO_Augusta. Oe. PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE MILLION I ! WILL SEND, POST-PAID, 50 PHOTOGRAPHS OP tho most celebrated Actors for 50 cenia; 50 Aetroaase r 50 canis I 50 Onion amoral, for 5Q cents; 50 Rebel -narai, far 50 cents; 60 Statesmen for 50 cenia; 50 hena? ni young Ladina for 60 cents; 50 fine-looking young aa tie mon for 50 oeula; e largs Photographs of m5E Jrfiug a Iris, in contaros, lo<*alitany aoWr+r\t exactly aa iy appear, for 60 oents; or for SO cents, t of Ute most >u u, ul Ladles of the Part ?ru .a DaUet Tmpui tsar pear In the rUy of the Black Crook, at Nlblo's Oa-ii-u, w York. . i ?end an crdsra to P. 0, Box ITT. V>, H. T. layis I Ty? MILLINERY, ETC. MILLINERY AND j mw ninnis, WILL UK OPENED MONDAY, May 27th. I KEW AND KMX!ANT ASSORTMENT OF FASn. V UINAIILI'. (KIDDS. comprising many nullities, Iilcli have bi isl jil r* 11 ic 11 Muro tim lain dri ll io 1" toola mu? will In. v, ry low. Custoincrw will oano tall aud CXOJUIIIL'. Mrs. BOOTH, No. 123 King Kirr?.. May SA 11 ni ii i mu DRY GOODS, ETC. ?HEAT ATTRACTION AT MMWU & MULLER, No. 199 Kinar stroot. PRIOR TO TAKING .STOCK, WK WILL RELL ouu CHOICEST HELLO i ION OF AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS; IT nu l IIELOW COHV, fur raul,, for llilrly doy* only coninioiiclni; .linn. 1st. MELCHEHS & MULLER, No. 105) Kl NU STREET. Juuo 1 Muthlmo DENTISTRY. THEO. F. CHUPEIN, DENTIST, OFFICE, ... No. ?75 KINO HT UR KT, MT.AM.Y OrrOSITE it A11: !.. mnE MONT BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH IN J. 8EUTEII at moderate prices. Hw . TEETH BXTRAOTED without pain by lilians ol c ii i. <> ii ci i<' ti it ni NITROUS OXYD, Or by UR. RICHARDSONS apparatus for producing LOCAL ANESTHESIA. Mar. li ti tullis flinn INSURANCE. ft mullion ^Wiu'foi'rtmiiV Perm* Vcrpdirruiio,in, ?Her?. ItcvforAUiiAcn, ??., ?inrr ber bf {Icu Vttifl.iltrn tc? V-intra (ter Jtitinriecdcr,) Ircldje ?Hf g cg ?i tl | c 11 i ?i tl ?lnticn iTdriiiirtt ift,_ reforflt pi tm ini>(iiut?<ii t'rj'uticti. (Stainuurcntcr Writ, SDin. lliftr&atH, Hr. ti. $}. Xt?tx?. Cdc ?inj UUD ?f.trlrtflrafjo. January 15 tuftluio O. CHITTENDEN, Gouciftl Commission Mt>rdinnt, ANO Manuiacturor of Panor, OF VAHTODS KINDS, fl O. 1?7 RB A OK HTRKBT, . ComorHudaou Stroot, Now York. ?VEALER IN PAPER AND IN MATERIALS OF f ivory dcacrlpliou tor Hs manufacture. ronrnilM-r IS Quio BEAUTY.- Auburn, UaldcD, Flaxen, and hllkon CUItLS produced by Ula usa nf I'rofsKsor Hr. llltEUX'S F ll I H Ell LE (HI f VA,!'x. Ouu npplIcn ?uu warranled tn curl thc must straight mid fc tub bom lin1 ~ of cither sex into wavy ringlets, or benvy massiv ex. . . lias bcuu uaod hy Uio fashionable, ol Pails an.. London, wlUi thc most graUlylug results. Docs no In ?MttriptaV'clrcujKTVTua^ 8UUTTS k CO.. Chemists. No. 2S5 Illvor ctrcet, Troy, N. AFFLICTED ! SUFFER NO MORE When by tho uso of DR. JOINYTLLE'8 EL IX Ell yon ran bu cured permanently, and at a trilling cosL The astonishing success willoh has attended Ibis In val nabln nicdlcuio fur I'byalcal and Nervous Weakness, ?encrai Debility aud Prostration, Loss ol Muscular Er> erny. Impotency, or any of tho conseonencos of youthfu. mdlacrutiun, rendors lt tba most Valuable preparaUon aver dla covered. It ?ill rcmova all norvona affcctlonfl, depression, ex* elismont. Incapacity to study or business, liss of memo? ry, confusion. thoughts of self dcatrucUon, fears of In? sanity, Atc II Will restore tho appetite., ronow the li esl th of tboso who have doatrnyodjt by sensual oxcess or evil practices. Young Mea, bo humbugged no moro by "Quad Doc toia"anil ignorant piactittoners, hutiumd wttbout dela; for Ibo Elixir, and bo at ouuo reatorod lo bcaltb and hap. Illness. A period euro it Guaranteed In avery Instance t'rlco tl, or four bottles to ono addrca ?:i. Ouu hollie U suUlclenl to elle ct a euro In all ordinary Mara. ALSO. DR. JOINTILLE'S BPECIFIC PILLS, for tbs fpcody and iiortuaneut cuni of Gonorrhoea, Oteot, L'rr tlirul Dlscliargcs, Gravel, Stricture, and all alloc tl nus ct ihn Kidneys sud Bladder. Cures effected laOOin "no to Uve days. Tboy aru prepared from vegetable djttracU that uro harmless ou l?e sydtcni, and uevor uausoato tba ibimaob or Impregnate ibo breath. No chango of diet a necessary while mung them, nor docs their action In my manner Interioro wtUi business pursuits. Prim SI per box. Either of tho abovc-nticnUoncd articles wiU bo rent to my address, closely ac.ilod, and po.t-i>ald, by mall or 'xprcas on receipt of price. Address all orders lo UEllOElt, HUUTTS k CO., ChcmiHtit, March 80 ly No. 'iSS Uiver ?troc?. Troy, N. Y TO TAX PAYEBSl TUTE FOLLOWINO OILDINANCE 13 PUBLISHED J. for thc Information of all persons concerned: LU onontaKoc TO axiawn AK OBDIHIXCK TO IUISE SUP russ ron TILE TEAR 1S07, ?MV ron orara yomiasEs. I. Do lt ordained by the Mayor sud Aldermen ia City ?ouncU assembled. Thst all taxes payable nuder the Or linanco to raino supplies for Ibo year 1S67, and for olhor lurposcs, be paid un ur belora UKI 2*Jlb. day of Jununoxt nd that persona who ahall inaSio dcrault or payrueut of heir taxes on Uiat day, shall pay, lu addition to tko. mount of Uielr laxes, ono and a UaU per cenL per nonth until tho Slst day of July, when, ll not paid, an jnonnt of two per! cent, per month upon Uio anioimt >f Uxou shall bo paid: and alter Uio 31st day or August hreo per cent per month on Ibo amount or taxes duo hall bo paid until payment ortho whole amount ls made II. Thut all iiersbUH who neglect or UH to pay their oonthly taxes ou or before tho tirtceutb day or eacli nonlb, shall rcsiwctlvcly pay on the amounts thoreof wo per cont per mouth from such Ufltscuth day, until laymcnt ts made. UUSed in City Couucll this sevantli day or Msy, In thu year of our Lord ouo Uiousaud eight hundred aud alxty-sovaD. ".I1-?-] _ P. O. GAILLARD, Mayor. W. H. Bmta, Clerk of Council. arno May ll M. M. QUINN, Wholesale & .Retail Dealer IN DOOKS, PERIODICALS. IEWB TAPE II 8, BTATIONEItY, ETO. Ho. H%7 KINO STAK RT (Opposite Ann s troc i), C h a r 1 ? s t o n, C. S. The LATEST ISSUES of the Press always on hand. Subscriptions received and Goods delivered or foe arded by Mall or Express. All CASH ORDEltS will bo prompcty sttended ta February is_ ,_If NOTICE. OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN G DA no Uouax, CruaLKsrcrif, 8. C.. Juno 1Mb, 1B07. nHE Ff.LLOWINO ORDINANCE DJ PUBLISHED L forth? InfornisUon of all whom ll may concern : O. B. Hill WALD, Chlof orPoUoo. Bro. 0. Be it ordained. That Prlvioa on lota within Uis ty shall bo so constructed that tho contents I he rmf cam. ot sacaps tJisrefrom or overflow; and whenever any ault or Privy becomes offensive, tho samo sLaU be oansod, and tho owner or occupant or Uta premises on blch any Vault or Privy may bo situated, tbs condition I which ahall bo In violation or Ibis Ordinance, ahall rc tove, aller, cleanse, amend or repair tho same within a laaonable limo after notlco shsll have been given bim f tho Maysr, and served by the Chier or FoUoe. In isa of neglect or refusal, tho samo ahall bo performed j order or Ibo Mayor, at tho expense or the owner or scupant of such prem?eos, to be first paid by tho etty. id thon recovered with Interest from such owner or tcupant by Council tn tho City Court, Juno 17 vj AN OH DI.VAN CR > axouiaTX wi vroaaoc or rmm.mi, rta pio rjUOTS, A?D OTB KR nnmmrilI OILS. Bf U ?^??'"*?*' *W* and Atdrrmm, in Council tuianbUd, That from and after tho 16th day ' Juna next, it shall not be lawful lo koop Petroleum, arose ne. Book OIL Beurina. Romola, or any other In immablo oil or olia on storage or fur sala In any cellar, ure or branding south or lino street, In a larger quan ty than flTty gallons on any oue lot or promises, and ty auch quantity so kept or stored sluul be contained to ?asels of Un or other metal, Bxo. 1 That Petroleum, Hs products, or any other in usmahla oil or oils, when brought Into the city by land ' wTMk\ may be kept on any lot or In any bedidina in hieb, cotton ls not atorad, for a period not exceeding renly-fuur boura, upon the expiration of which time ll tall bo removed and kept In the manner as rcqturod by e foregoing section. Bao. S. Any person or persons violating any part ol Is Ordinance ahall bo subject lo a One or twd hu mired ?liars, tor each offence, recoverable In any Court of com. ?t?nt jurisdiction. ttlfled In City Connell this twouty-nrst day of May, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and alxty-sevsiL, [US.) P. a OAJXLAAD, Mayor. W. u. Siam, Clark of OOUD?U Inn? a QROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS^ HAY. ) I f\ BALKS PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY. LAND ) Lt/ Ititi per schooner Lilly, r'ur milt' liv Juuo_25 _1 ; W. U. SMITH k V.O. ' SALT. AHA KA,;KS LlVKIirooL HALT. LANMM! iX/UU WWnjvk l.lvii|--,l Kall. ??..-IIIII.-,H. lu ?lore, I*nc. well Ulled ?ox kn, and In line conduin. Fur nain liy W. IS. KM li ll * CO., Juno JJ 1 Kapler's HaugO. CA LO I NK1> 1? LAST Kit. LOO Lu??Y I H' I'AN"IN" VR,Jil SWUOOSER IM MT?111 I'S. Lt MK, Cnnmt, Land linster, Lath*, kc Fur anio by OI.NHY A KO. Juno in I ~MOT?SSKS, MOL?m?S." T)f\ 1IIIDS. MCSCOV.WK) MOLASSES. al 1 '?ii IIIKIH clayed Molasse*. For anio lu clo..o coutil^linit ol per. Rehr. Azi Mn nul -anni. Ly J. A. LNSLOW tl l l) , Nu. Ml I aM U?y. Jilnn 2(1 I CHOICH WKMTKRN BACON. ? rt nuns. BTRtim.Y CHOICE snnri.ncRs. Otj vt uno*. STRICTLY CHOICE C. ?. KIUEH. I anding ( X sicamor "l'lili uti." mid fur Mle by immin ''IHIBJ_ ursitY coniv A CO. CORN! COHN ! COHN ! pr AAA IWHIIRLH WIIITKCORN. LA.MHKO mis .HM JV f DAY. ex nebr. Iii; -Ml t blew, mut for H?1U J. A. KXMMfW .'. co.. IIKKAIM HIM; A I) 1 B1OAD! "TH II KT A ff or ura,? MAnn PROM KEW CAROLINA IT.OIMt, OltOCNI) al llunU'r'a Milln. Columbia. Tn lie lin J nt 1?. ltl'CKIIEIi'S IMKERT, Northwest corner Lin.' and .Milling slrvi-ls. .Tune 23 I CAI 11 FOHN IA W i N B COM PA N \\ (lycunniUATaui KUYKMBHI i, ison.) W I N E S , FROM Till: VINEYARDS OF Sonoma, Los AllgolOK mid Nunn Counties, (?il i torn in. W. II. CHA KCH, A ff ?ni. NO. *2ni RA RT BAY, CHARLESTON, H. C. HOCK, SHERRY, HW RET ANUKLICA, MUSCATEL. Port, Wini? line r t. Claret. Knmuuu limn ly. Ciilifnniiii Catawba, Simon?a Champagne itu .piart>), Suiiuina i.'bam |ia|ruc tin 1'itilH, J11 u H cam*)-lu we-od ami |4l-v?n. April HU lulling linet (??Ii w. witiliT i| WUOLKKAI.K GltOCKiiS AND BANKERS, HMM; STHKKT, CHARLESTON, S, C, GEOKHH W. WILLIAMS & CL?., Cotton Fttotov?, CHUHCH STREET, ClIAni.ESTON, H. C. WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & CO., Com m is.^ io 11 Me i *olmilts-*, NO. 117 MAIDEN LAN K, NEW Y O H K. May 7 tiilbaSuio WHITE Milium M'ltlUiS, CATAWBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS CELEBRATED WATKHIN? PLACE, bal ing gonu lo areal OI|MHIHO ?Inre Hie laut xeonon, in chan,:Inn the [Maillon ul und rv (wiring di? COTTAQEK, grading lliu Walka and rrncUiig new ItiiililliiK', lo .jollier willi mauy other Improvement*, will opea THU KPltl N UH fur tho reception ot visitors tm Saturday, Juno 1st, 1807. Being situated In tho norih-vc-.trrn part of tho State, lu a country renou kal de for Hs bcautty and healthful ursa, those, together with thu virluca ol tho Waler?, lunko lt uno of tito munt duslrablo WATEUINU 1'I.Al'U lu tb? country THE MI NEK AL WATERS Of THE BPIUNOS are Ibo White and Blue Sulphur, and CUalybcato, and they possess all tho finest quallUce of these waters, mid aro sovereign remodlcs for ail diseases of tho LIVER, ROWELS, STOMACH and KIDNEYS. TUE KIMONOS are scccaelblu by any ortho roads lead? ing lu Salinbury, N. C., aud at it.ut peint Ibo Western Nurdi Carolina Railroad will convey visitors lo Hickory SlaUuu, at ? idell ploeo conveyances ara always lu attend? ance to biko ilium to TUE Kl'ltlNOK. Ur. WHITE, of thc Medical College. ofYlrgluia. will bo at THESI'ltlNOS tho entire aeasoa, and invalids may rely upon good atlenliuu. Having again secured tho Bcrvices of Mrs. WRENN, sud made ample nrraugeincnU fur keeping a OOO!) 'AMI gougagotl Smith's Hand tor tho Seat.wu safely promise to all every cunvcuiuuee fer pleasure, comfort sud amusement that may bu dcalrcd. UOAUU I'nu MONTH.SOO OO no IUD PEU wroEic. 18 oo UUAHU PUK IIA V. 3 00 Children nuder 7 years of ago and He re? vu nt? Hair Price. J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO., PROPRIETORS. May 30 ?_ 2m o ASTROLOGY. TUE WORLD ?ISUED AT THE WONDSnVUL lUtVELATIONa MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, Madame H. A. PERRIGO. SHE REVALS BKCTtETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW. Hbo restores to bspplncsa thoao who, (rum doleful ovenia, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of relations and friends, loss of money, Ac., havo beconio dost louden t. Ulm bringa togcUier those long separated, glvca Informa? tion concerning absent friends or lovers, rcstoros lost or Kimmi properly, tella you tho buslnoas you sro beat Qualified lo pursue snd in what you will bo most nucooes hil, aaiiaes s[>cedy marriages, and tells you Uiu very day you wiU marry, gives you tho nanita, likeness snd char? acteristics of the ponton. Hbo roods your very thoughts, rani by her slmost supernatural powctv, unvnils thu dark and hidden myateries of tho future. From tho stars wo see tn the firmament-the maictlc stars that overcome or predominate in the couQguraUtiu-iroin tho aspects ami positions of tho planets and tho flxodstara In Ibu beavens st the timo of birth, sba deduc?s Uio futuro tlrsUuy of man. FaU not to consult Ibo grcsturt Astrologist ou earth. It costs you but a trifle, and y ou may never agslu havo so favorable sn opportunity, ConsultaUnu foe, with likeness and all desired Information, tl. Paruna living st a distance can consult tho Madame by mail with oqnal safely snd ssUsfscUon lo Uiemselvcs, as If in purson. A fuil and explicit charl, written out, willi all Inquiries ar - awcrod sud Ukenoaa cnclosod, soul by mail on receipt ol price above mentioned. Tho strictest secrssy wUI tm maintained, and ail corrcxpondcncu returned or destroy? ed. References of tho highest order furnished thosuun airing thou. Write plainly tho dsyof thu month and ?ear lu which you were boru, oncloaiug a small loo. of Address, MADAWE H. A. minnoo, P. O. DlLAWCaQQll, fUm-Ai.o, N. Y. March 30_l y Thnro comolh glad tiuiugs of Joy to all. To youug sud to old, tu giuat and to small; Thc heno ty which oucu was BO precious sud rare. Is freo for all, and all may bo lair. By Ibo use or CI1ASTELLARVS WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, For Improving and BcanUfylng the Conaplaxton, Tho must val imbi n snd perfect preparation in uso, for riving tbs sklu a beauUrul pearl-like tint, that hi only found in youth. It quickly rvtnovoa Tan, Freckles, Pim? ples, moieties. Moth Patches, Sallowness. Eruptions, md all linpnrlUos of Ibo alon, kindly bealing tho samo [saving Ino skin while and clear as ala baa ter. its uso tumut bo detected by tho closust acm tiny, and being a regulable preparation ls perfectly hamilssa. It ls ilia inly article or tho kind used by tbs French, snd ls eon ildersd by tho parisian as Indispensable to a perfect erl lot. Dp warda of 80,000 botUes were sold during Um Nutt year, a sufficient guarantee of Ra omcscy. Pr1ee> mly IB cunts. Sent by mall, post-paid, on receipt of im irder, by UKI (0 LR, BUUTTS A CO., Cb om [?ta, 2BO lUvcr SL, Troy, N. 7. March 80._ lyr PUBLIC noTii K. OFFICE OF CITY TRKAfrtJH V, \ January S, 1807. J PtrBLIO NOTICE IS HEH RUY 01VEN THAT UNI) PB tho following Ordlnaoco licenses have boon p rupari d ur delivery from this Office. fl. THOMAS, . , City Treasurer. Ruo. I. Ot it Ordained ty Oie Mayor and Aidtrmenin My Cbnncii aucmbUd, That (rom land after tho flot day f January, licensos a hall be taken out for all carla, dray, od wagons, naed for private and domestic purposes, in ne same manner, snd according to tho same provisions ow of force tn relation to carts, drays and wagons, lei or riven tror him, oxcept giving bonds. And each such sri. dray or wagon, shall be provided willi a badge con lining tho number thereof, and marked lYiralt, to ba laced on the oulsldo of Ibo abaft. Bao. 3. No person shall bo taken by lbs Treasurer ss ?rely to any bond under tho Ordinance con emmi ug ll. ensos for carls, drays, wagons and other carnages, un. Ssa he or arm bo a freeholder. Bsc 3. Tho following anall hcreafler bs the rates for loensos for public and private carts, drays, wagons, Ac, iclnding tho horses or mules uaod thereof, which shall e free from other taxationi UBUO OABXB, ri SA vu, XTC, oa moss XUFLOTZS IN ANT ausrNCss wiiATirvxn, von inns maser on TNDiuaxrr. For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by ona horse or mle, MO. , (fc. . . Fur every cart, dray or wagon, dra wreby two horses ot 1pln^ovrry hack and carri ago with two whoota, 120, For every hack and carriage with four wheels, 110. for every stage or omnibus (except Une omnibus; lUi two horssa, (00. For every etsge or omnlbns (except lino omnibus], nura by four horses, $00. For every truck drawn hy two or moro horses or m ules, SO. For every expnoas wagon drawn by two or more horses mules, HO, BSJLAD OA HTS JL3TD PBTTATB CARTS, DOA TS, LOT. For ?rei y broad earl or wagon, ts. For every cart, dray or wagon, used for private or do? est! o purposes, and not to be employed in the brans. ?ting of goods, waroo, mcrchartillao, lumber, or any ncr commodity, for compensation, either directly or idlreotly for tbs same, shall pay for a license the som of L exclusive of tba bone or mule. SittSod tn City Council, this 18th day of January, [x?a.) In the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hun urod and sixty-six. y ^ qATJAXiftp, 1U>W. By the stayer. ' ! Januarys W.B. fSKHB,OlerXof OouncO, ttV':?-.Vr-/?-i iit'-jur.''. .. ?.., .. i if ?If.