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-ll NEWS SUMMARY. 0 Colton ul Now York clOHcd lower. Baloo 1200 R halos, ot 2Ca2fi?c. Gold closed nt ao?. b Cotton at Liverpool tonds down. Eeliiuolod a ?aloa 6000 balea. Uplands llalUd.; Orloana ll|d. B Thirteen dcalha in all havo oo far rcaullod from c Ibo burulug of tho Aniorican Vari?lica thcatio, ot j Philadelphia. n Tho cori-oralion of Hemdon ailoptca rOBOlutions H congratulating Mid Czar of Russia and Emperor t NaroLXON on Ihoir recent oacapo from tho nsaassi- v nation attempt. I Quuon VICTOMA waa thirty yean? on tho tbrono j of England on Ibo 20lb MIBI., nnd Ibo anniversary t waa culobratod in a loyal ami Jubilant manner lu ? Londcm and at tho royal palacos. t Excollont bultor can bo bought in tho dolightful , little towu of La Orange, Texas, for fifleou couts ( per pound; eggs n bit; bacon, shoutdors, hams and ( sides nt a hit per pound-indiioomcnts lo movers. , Among tho list of penalties for Ibo rogulalion of . Quoon I?LIZPCTH'H honsohold WSB tho following: | "That nono toy with tho maidens, on pain of , four peuce." A Mrs. IIAIITT.TON] was hrnlally mnrdcrod in Johnson County, Texas, by h?r brother-?i-law, MACK HAMILTON. Tho citizens oro in pursuit of tho flood, but at last accounts bad not succeeded lu oflcoting his capturo. Tho Iowa Republican Btato Convention mado nominations for Btato officers a fow days ago, and adoptod resolutions favoring a July session of CongroBs nnd demanding Ibo punishment of JEFF. Davis. Tho Now York Herald, of Saturdoy, says : Twon ty-ono diBtillorica in tho Eighth and Ninth collec? tion districts in UIIB city havo boon aoizod within tho last- two dayH by tho rovonuo agonis fornllogod Tho work of robuildlng Ibo barracks at tho Vir? ginia Military Instituto has been resumed. Ac? commodations will bo prepared for ono hundred additional cadets by tho opening Of tho next sea? men. A patent has recently boon issued to LonsNzo SinEuT, of Augusta County, Va., for making stool railroad bars, and other steel, dlroct from a blast furnace, at comparatively little oxpouso. If euch a process is successful, it is ono of tho most im? portant discoveries of tho ago. Tho first National Bank of Vicksburg I nes col - lapsed. Tho ofllcors stated that they could havo saved lt if they bad beou ablo to borrow twonty flvo thousand dollars, bat tho condition of ita affairs was found to bo so bad that capitalists re? fused to aid it, and it was consequently forced to go by tho board. A bouqnot was ronontly purchased ata fancy fair in Prussia for a thousand tbalora-equal to moro than $1000 In our money. Mr. ASITABCUI, tho Turkish Ambassador, waa tho gallant patron, tho fair hoing under - tho patronage of Ibo Crown Princes, for tho benefit cf disabled soldiora. Soino of our Indies would ho delighted with such a cus tomor. Tho Madison, Qa., JNcwi, ls informed of tho melancholy death, from tho bite of a rattlesnake, of a young man named Joan RIVERS, which oc? curred tho first of last wook, in Putnam county. Yoong RIVEBS was gathering strawberries in his father's patch, on hie hands and knoos, when tho venomous reptile sprung and struck bim on tho nock. A physician waB sont for at once, hut before bo arrived tho yoong man waa dead. A pardon was, a fow days ?inen, issued in tho caso of General LoMOSTnsBT, lt having bcon granted upon tho written and pomonal application of numerous prominent Individuals, i ucla ling among tho nunn a apponded to tho roquoat that of General G BA NT and other protniminont o DI ce TB of the anny, with nov. ral Senators and Representa? tives, many of whom woro also personally appli? cants for tho pardon. Tho Griffin (Ga.) Herald roports tho prico of now wheal in that town at $2 per bushol; and tho Talbotton Gazelle understands that parties in tho West bavo odored to deliver wheat elong tho lino of tho MuBcogoe Railroad at ll 15 por hushol. It says that it is estimated the wheat crop of Talbot County will roach200,000 bushels, which will leave n surplus of 50,000 bushels over tho amount an? nually oonsamod. M'lls ILMA DB M trune A has boon theatrically ox commanicatod. Tho stage boa its ban os well aa tho church, and this fair heretic has fallon under lt. Tho united in ami ge re of Germany havo placed iii IT. ri *i ? t Je -i,l i J-?H .1 i iv-'?. ? ? ?"j ?j K. to J ?/? Y, 11 ^KI I1 ? MIVA/TP toe formed ad hoc lately communicated to M'llo in: Mi'ino; A tho in toll ?gi-nen that nho most Book har living abroad, aa not a singlo manager of Germany wonld ongago hor. Dispatehos from Omaha, Nebraska, mention a light between sixty white mon and from ono huu drod to ono hundred and fifty Indians, on tho 12th inst., at OT alon's station, in which nine Indians aro supposed to havo bcon killod, while tho whites sustained no loss. Ono soldier was recently killed and Rovonty-lwo horses and mulos stolon hy tho Indiana al Ungo illation. Between tho North Plalto and Donvor City tho Indians wcro peaceable, hat between tho last mentioned point and Port Laramio contlnnod troublo is reported. Generals Om mw and REYNOLDS, of TOXOS, havo reported to Gonoral Hu mu IHN that Jud go RIVES, of tho Ninth Judicial Distriot of thaC Hiato, in a cbargo to tho Grand Jory of tho Court, staled that ho should not rocoivo tho testimony of negroes, an tho law of Congress on tho eabjoot was unconati tational. Tboy also report tho samo faots against Judge DOUQHEBTY, who stated in tho headquarters of General REI HOLDS, that, as rogar?s tho testi? mony of negroes, ho wonld not recognize tho law or authority of Congress. The Dallas (Tex.) Herald says that Cleburne, tho now county scot Of Johnson, ls beautifully lo? cated and has plenty of wood and water. At tho salo of lots on tho lClh nil., thoso on tho sqaaro sold at prices ranging from $70 to $300. They measuro twonty-aix hy oighty foot. Enough wore sold to make on aggregate of $0000, and tho authorities will at once contract for building a jail and a court-house Fino material, in tho form ot hard, bin o limos tono IB al hand. A steam saw and grist mill, and carding factory, ruo already in operation. There ia now approaching completion in Balti? more an immonso edifico, which will be occupied by tho St. James Roman Cathollo congregation. Some idoa of tho extent of tho building may ho formed from tho fact that lt required one million and eight hundred thousand brioka in its erection, and it will aoat comfortably throe thousand per? sons oo tho ground floor. Tho work of frescoing ls dono by tho priests known as thoRodomptoriais. Tho principal som roquirod to erect this immonso specimen of architecture was raised by weekly con? tributions from members of tho congregation of twenty-svo cents each. It is ono of tho most it tract i vu and Imposing buildings In tho eily. Mr. REID, Bnporintendont of tho Union Pacifio Railroad, has arrived at Ht. Louis, from North Platte, and says tho work on tho road will havo to bo abandoned, ord oas protection from tho Indiana ia furnished. Gonoral tan Alt ls at North Platte. Tho following dispatch has boon sont to Gonoral On ANT and the Bocrolary of tho Interior : "OMAHA , Juno 15,1B07.-If Gonoral Buyo un has reported what tho telegraph attributes to bim, in regard to Indian matte rs, ho ia guilty of reckless misrepre? sentation or criminal stupidity. A wi rf sro is now being carriol on upon the plains by savage In? dians upon small parties of dofoncoless aoltlors, and upon tho railroad purveying parties and labor? ers, barbarous and unprovoked. Tho Government must not bo deluded by any snob reports as Bu roan's. JOHN M. TOAYEB, Uni tod Slates Bonnier." Tho Med Wing Republican, of May 18th, says : "That thoro ls a snlSoiont produce In tho State to supply all demands until tho now crop is harvest? ed, ls very evident from tho fa ot that daily, on every steamboat going down the rivor, a largo proportion of tho freight conjunta of wheat and floor. Inde? pendent of tho steamboats, thous Ands of bosh ola aro transported on barges. From this point alono, Binoo tho opening of navigation, about CO,ooo bushels of wheat haro boon shippod below, and upon inquiry wo learn that ihero aro from 80,000 to 100,000 huaholo in atoro that will bo shipped. No day puses by bat what moro or loss wheat is brought in by tho farmers for salo, and nearly all tho farmers have reserved In thoir granaries a ear plus varying from from fifty to throe hnndrod bush? els." Dispatehos from Florence state that tho Porty of Action baa mado a Drat attempt to revolutionize Rome. The at tempt fail od, and forty ont of tho two hundred revolutionists wore captured and Im? prisoned. But a beginning having once boon made, wo shall probably not havo lo walt long for other attempts. It can hardly bo donbtod that tho revolnUonxry parly In Remo la very strong, and that a day few tho rising having ones boon appoint? ed, thousands of volunteers > from all partios of Italy wonld find lt oasy lo cross tho frontier and cid in the overthrow of tho Temporal Power. Tho Pariy of Action, it is thought, la only kopt back from a general attaok apon tho P^l domtnionc? fran tear th A t tho Italian Government is at proseo t resolved to iulorposo in behalf of tho Pope urd .oppress o ve ry oulbroftk. CURRENT TOPICS. BFEAKINO or TUB Papal Convoutlou at Homo on ^ lio 29th inst., tho Ileraid HUYO : "Tho apostolic ? ?ty or Home is about to present a Bocno of rivalry ) that of Paris at tho oloso or tho month. Whilo ?. IAPOI.EOM linn gathered about him tho temporal , ovorolgna of many nationa, oivilizoil ami senil arbaroiis, to tvitnoaa tho exhibition of aoionco and ' rt, Pius tho Ninth has aummouod to Romo tho t piritu.il hoads, hiorarcha aud sovereigns of all tho Catholic world, to colubrato tho eighteen hun- , iredth anniversary of tho martyrdom of RT. l*KTen, i iud participate in other religious coromonica of a 1 ignillcanl and importaul character in tho Chris- i ian world. Thoro aro few countries, wo presumo, ' vhich will bo nnruproeonted hy their leading lishops in tho Eternal City on thin occasion, j'roiu tho North Polo to tho Booth, wherover brough Ita hierarchy and priesthood tho ancient sith o? PAUL and PKTKR-willoh geT wurehippors AI tho catacombs, victims to tho gladiatorial Irenas, mid missionaries to nil Ibo earth-io ro :oguized, tho copo mid milro, tho crozier mid tho croas, tho nimplicity of raith and tho hnlo or in lelloulual power, will wend their way lo Ito no to innko part of tho groud pageant. Au a promitiont historio ineidout or our cotitury, thia asaomblago and thuso coromonios will bo not Ices romarkablo than tho congrogation or onipoioiu, king? and princes at Paris. Whollior tho Popo has called to Kclhor tho lights of tho Church at tho piosont limo in tho capital of Christianity, with a viow to rival tho assemblage at tho French capital, or whether tho Roman ccrowouiea occur in tho ordinary disposition of events, both incidents will noto a romarkablo opoch in tho history o? tho pro sont yoar or tho nineteenth coutury. II. RKKTH?UD, in tho Univers Illuiire, aponka tima or moorsoliuuma nt tho Exposition: "A very simple chomionl process ia roipiirod to produce tho artificial meerschaum in a quality so whito aud beautiful that it cannot bo distinguished genuino g'?iiuluo article. Atibo shops or tho pipo '??oiiti faclurora ono may soo largo quantities or small blocks or a white substance which may bo easily worked, aud out of which pipos aro mado. liv moons of certain greasy substances tho reddish color, so much Bought for hy smokers, ia imparted to thean pipos. Artificial nicorachaum ia further mado out of p?tateos, turnips and carrots. For this purpo8o good potatoes aro iioalod, niacoratod in water, mixed with eight por cent, of sulphuric acid, iu which thoy aro left for twenty-four hours. Thon thoy aro washod, plunged into common water until thoir contact no longer reddens litmus paper. Thou tho.v aro dried on plaster Toris platos in hot san 1, w hero thoy slirink gradually to about half their original size. Now thoy aro strongly compressed, aud thoy cnn then bo usod, if not for manufacturing first-class pipes, at least for making a groat many suiallur articles, and es? pecially rm tho manufacturo of handlea of knives, .Ve. This substance easily assumes all sorts of colors. Turnips renvoi tod by an analogous pro? cess into ar lilleial moorohaum, look somewhat liko prepared hartshorn, and carrots Goaled in tho samo manner roeomblo tho ?inost c?rala." A oonnEBPOHDEHT of tho Anti-Slavery Standard, writing from Virginia, 'willi an nv ?dent under? standing of tho parly machinery among tho ne? groes, gives tho Republican party fair warning nf what is in reservo for thom. Tho nogro volo, ho soys, will deoido tho Presidential oloction. Tho uogroes undorstond this perfectly, and aro loy tug thoir liions in aocordnnco with it. "Thoro are several negroes," says tho writer, "Ulled for tho position of Vico-President, and that raco claim that tba second oOlco in tho nation shall bo flllod by a negro." Tho correspondent fully endorses tliolr claim, and wishes it distinctly understood that it must ho conceded, or tho negro voto will be cost against tho Republican party. The party, ho says, dare not refuse it, aa its defoat without tho nogro voto and tho vote of Northern mon whe will book (heir claim is certain. What will Bona tor WADE do in this con tm ?ron cy ? lia has plodgctl himself to "koop ahead" of tho pooplo on all ques? tions of Radicalism, and horo is ono which do' monds his immediate attention. Thoro aro ne? groes who, wo aro satisfied, would presido ovoi tho Bonato with quito os much dignity, intelli? gence and grace os Senator WADE himself does bul will ho tl i ink so ? Porhaps ho can got tho nc groes to postpono thia quostion unlit that of Un "redistribution of property" is settled. Wa HAVE DEEM suffuring of lalo from iain, heat obdurate money lenders, and general dullness but it would acorn that ours is not tho only city ot [his (.loi) ti neut fi filie [ ed_ ii i_ th i s latter par Ij?iilar thing bl dull. In tho hardwaro stores knives an losing thoir edges; at tho shools, tho boys go U sloop at thoir desks; nobody looks sharp-all loot lull-and ovon this pon, with which wo havi chronicled so many choice titbits of nows, has loal ts prialino point. Reporters flit Uko ahadowi brough tho dingy corridors uf tho City Hall ant ho police building, crying, Nows 1 nows 1 ant hors is no nows. Nobody has hoard anything, lobody knows anything, tho town is quiet, every lody koopa sober, it'd too warm for pooplo to Ugh! ind disturb tho ]ioaoo, and if anything is stirring, t's el mw 1 lore than hore, ir Widow Piggin's coe vould only brook down noighbor Biggin's fon?a >r if sumo H i nail boy would only fall out of tin hird story window without getting hort, how nippy, how Mi is ful ly happy wo should be. Bal neb luxuri?s as this aro too much to hopo for .nd if things go on ns thoy aro at proaout wo shall ie compelled to fall book for loeal items upon th) loighboring cities of Mohilo and Montgomery. UNDEB THE UEAD "Falsification of History,' hat doughty knight of tho shearn, ALSEST PIKE if tho Memphis Appeal, goes on tho rampago ii ho following stylo : "If boll bas any imps wbon t desired to perfect in all tho branch of a libera duration, aud to odom with tho accomplishment. bat flt ono to abbie in tho Courts or Batan, i enid not do botter than to om ploy aaitsProfosso; f Belles Lotir os the Editor of Harper's Weekly lia inventive gordas is not groat; hat bo bas novo ound a Ho already spawned, a libel on tho Booti Ircady manufactured, that bo bas not bastonoi 7itb great alacrity to promulgate, with an orna oentation admirably profuso; and if ono dosiroi o impress opon tba mind of the world, tho con iclion, thorough, vivid and undying, of tho ional nobbiahnoss, tho low vulgarity, and tho dopravrx astea of tho Jacobinical portion of tho Nor th on looplo, ho could not moro effectually do ao thai ly reproducing tho pictures, titled with bato ani nabco, and incarnations and concentrations o ios, with which tho numbers of Harper'* Week! novo boon onriohod for tho hist six years. Who angnago baa proved inadequate, it baa roeortod t bo moro Ardah od villa ni es of tho pencil." OUR or ooo oxobangoa hits tho troth in tbo ta owing : " Tba mon who fought," it says, " ha* 'ioldod moro road ?ly to tbo Congressional plan < tooons traction than those who staid at heirn lonorala who will be disfranchised by tho Conat ntional Amendment, recommends ita aoooptanoi vhilo mon who only talked troaaon and kept the irociona bodies ont of hann, are full of patriot le ll an col" Thia is tho casu ovo ry where. FILK bo man who disturbed tho Mobile mooting, ax nt-ciruutod Kcr.T.v'fl HTWUWri. iWYnrdnrl a " homl iroof" daring tho ontiro war, and those men wi alk tho loudest in bar-rooms and on street co lora, woro novor goilty of strikings, blow again; ho Union. Bat whilo acknowledging Ibo troth i Ina whon lt snits thoir purposo to do so, tho Rad iah) make tho ontiro Hon them people roaponalb br tbo acta of those fow moo who took no part i ho war, and who now. talk loudly for fear of bob ?ne?dorod cowards. TOE XUAMQTPATIOII question bi Coba ia aga; omorod.. A 8panish mail steamer, it is said, r ontjy arrived, brought oat a royal dooroo doola ng fr oe all colored children bora of shiva paroo n and aftoi tho lat of July next. After that da ny stavo may obtain lita or bor liberty for ibo ?a if two hondrod and fifty dollars* Thora seems ? no doubt that s J ch a dooroo had boon r ecol vi y tho Captain G ono ral, alt hough it bad not bot ubi) sb od, for roar that ita sudden c?rcnlot?i light occasion clangorous commotion among il ogrooa. Betting a prioo upon tho liberty whit ny stavo may now parchase will perhaps cuban ho valuo of tbo proBerod boon and servo to e Um ito ambition and industry. It Ja not inprobah bat among tho lmmodlato practical resolta mancipation in Cuba may bo a temporary diso an bullion of labor sn groat aa to raise tho prioo agars and of primo Havanas still higbor (ii pu ?bte) than thoy role at present. KOSSUTH'S Utter to BXAZ, protesting against tl on au mm a ti on of tho aohemo of rogonorating Hu arr by crowning aa her King the Emperor .asir?a, concludes with Iberio Benton Ces : "If lay not carry to my gravo tho satisfaction of an oas, lot mo at loaat take with mo thither a ho; T tho futuro of my country I Lead hor not neb eacridoos aa may rob mo OTOO of thia h .ope-1. I know that CASSANDRA'S role ta aa ? hankfol ono. Weigh thoa, however, tho rema ronco that OASBAXDBA ?DQM righi /" Poor old Rx urn ? Ho can soe no hopo for Hangar/, no i on oration for hui country, oxcopt through bia 1 tromontalitr. Bolf-abnegatioo herer WM ono ho noble Magyar's virtues. LARQ?flT CIRCULATION.- Tho DAILY f?WH publishes tho Official Lttt of Let rr? Ttrmaining m thc Postoffiee at the end f each week, agreeably to the. following eclion of the New Postoffiee Iraw, a* the ewspaper having the largest circulation in he Oity of Charleston: SECTION 6. And bo lt further enacted. That HsU ol Ut- I ?rn remaining uncsllcd for lu ?ny ronloffl; o n eu/ elly, awn or village, wbero ? newspaper aball bo printed, Ililli hercom r lie published once only In the newspaper rhlcb. behm published weekly or oftener, sholl havo tho ?rgesl circulation within raugo of dollvory of tho sold | meo . _ tar AU communications tntrmtetl fur jnMlcallan In Oil? journal mutt fit' aiiuVf .<.Kii ft? lltv HUtor of Ute JUilhi /fries, Nt). 1H Ihiiiiic-xtreH, Marleston, S. C. Jlwunctm (immmteettuHU to I'Misher of lhttly IK0?UUWl iiiiuVrfa*? lo rcfnrn rejcctctl commiinfrfl fi'ons. AtUcrlliinneitls outsit'* of Ute etty must bo a?wnj>a nicti wtVt the casa. O HARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MOllMNO, JUNBJW, 19C7. Jon WOUK.-WO bnvo now oomplolod our olTico so nu to execute, In Uio Bhorlost poBsiblo limo, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, ?nd wo most respectfully osk tito palronngo or our friends. Hi IA l.t. or ll l'BOi'I.l? BMIUBATE 1 Hoon after Ibo fall of Ibo Confederacy many of our people, unnblo to penetrate Ibo gloom or tho futuro, dooming all IOBI, and aociug no prospect for recuperation, cast about in Ibo ? - ' %._ _ i_-Mssntw ririvi logc9 and conditions denied Ihcin in their own. This was quite natural, L'or however hopeless our canso may havo appeared lo thone without or lo tho moro far-sighted avon within tho bounds of the Confoderato .Stat es, we, tho rank aud filo of tho people, holli in tho army and nt homo, lind slaked our all on ita success, and persistently, nay wilfully, refused to seo aught thal could by any possibility havo a tendency to slacken our hunda, or lo causo us to despair of tho final result. Accordingly, when tbc last arrived thc shock was terrible, tho agony in? describable; aud this not hero and (hero only, with Ibo moro enthusiastic natures. No, this was tho caso with our entire population almost. No one was prepared for tho catastrophe. Tho general instinct was that all was lost; that (bis country olTcrcd nothing of hopo or obecring prospects to Hie vniiquiahod Confederate. Wo instinctively looked abroad; and had Ibero been an abundance as lhere wus a scarcity or money nt thai time, thorn can bo no doubt many would havo emigrated; and long ore this would havo repented (hoir rash step, just ns tUoso who carried out such design havo repented and re? turned. Mexico, nt that time, to our ignorant eyes, offered n fino Hold. The inducomouls held out to emigrants from thc South by tho Emperor's Qovoruincnl woro considorablo,and many wcro allured in part by Ihcso favorable terms, but still moro, bocauso at Cordova, they boped to find a climate and other physical conditions analogous to those they lind left belaud them, and could nt once ongngo in Ibo culturo of such products au, woro familiar to (IiLID. They, moreover, expected to enjoy n large slinro of ! civil and political liberty, or perhaps wc should say, they hopod for awliilo at least lo bo pur milled lo liva in obsourity and quiet, remoto from nil political complications. Hut this was not to bc. Long before tho fall even of MAXI? MILIAN'S Empire, most of tb? colonials, from one cause or another, had relinquished tho project nnd returned to tho United f?lales, much better contented hereafter to remain hore. Iban tkoso of their neighbors who bad not been away on "prospecting" tours in Span? ish America.. Others of our poople went to Ilrntil, and yet I.UM In Vr..,.,l. ,!),"., Mala, OM ,ln. sirouB of inducing immigration; send out ngcnls, oder lands either freo or cost, or at a a nominal price, and with tho mortification of defeat still rankling in thc bosom of sorao of our poople, wo every now and then hear of A few individuals determined to try their for? tunes in these far-off lands of (ho South. Tho political troubles herc, our present unsalisfec lory condition, and the uncertainly of tho fu? ture arc tho primo canaca of this continued dis? content and consequent desiro lo emigrate. We feel bound to say that wo know of hut few instances or cithor suoh ns havo gono or con? template going; wb.olb.or Ibis ia because of (bo xi augusta: domi enforcing tho Psalmist's in? unction: "Dwell in tho land, and verily thou ihall bo fed,"-or becnuso sober socond thought has induced A healthier tone of feei? ng, wo arc unablo to say. Wo hope, howevor, it is the latter. Wo published a lotter p> Tow wcokB ago from 1 gentleman from Karn well District, 8. C., who md been in Brazil, having gono lhere with a prow or purchasing land, and removing his amity (hither. Ilia report is altogether ad rorso,and bis advice to his friends is to remain tere. Bo, we doubt not, it will bo found in .be coso of Venezuela, and other Slates and Colonies, to which our pooplo may look as placos of rofugc. Tho truth is, we havo not me ' singlo good reason for emigrating; and .hose who, acting upon impulse rather than nature, judgment, nevertheless emigrate, will Ind, sooner or later, that in straining at tho j ihndow they havo lost tho substance. We have here all tho conditions people usu? ally seek ia a country to which they removo, ivhob, for goad and sufficient reasons, Lhoy imigrato from their own; and wo have, on | loverai occasions, fully endorsed tho vory inter? esting pamphlet prepared by our Comm ?na i on er, 3oneral JOHN A. WAQEHKR, setting forth tho mincemeats South Carolina holds out to tho mmigrant ia search of a home. These aro BO j .veli know a to all our readers that lt is unne lessary for us hero to onumorate thom in detail. But if these facia and c o nd i li ons ar e inducements to tho foreign immigrant, they aro a hundred limos more to ourselves. This is oar country. [1?re our fathers lived, Btrugglod and dlod, and aero repose (heir bon ou. lloro wero wo born, ind around those woods and streams, bills, laics, oreoks, islands, bays and inlets, cluster tho tallowed recollections of our youth. YOB, these tro tho scenes of the happy days of our ohild ?oo? and the theatre of tho labors of our riper I .oars. Theso oaks and pines, elms, poplars I indrpatmetlocs, aro our own, indissolubly in? ert ni neil with our heart strings, .Lot them j lot bo rudely touohed or soTorod. Trae, we are not this limo as happily situs,* ed I as .we havo boen in times past, or sis wo vis h (o' bo now. But upon a calm and eon iid crate, narroy of tho sit nation, WO do not | hlrik it will bo found d?sporato or unprece tonled, or devoid of hope. Wo believe thal i brighter.day is dawning upon us, if wo. aro .til imo to ourselves. Lot ns not despair ; let is not lose faith in ourselves; let ui' address mrs elves honestly, and with ali our might, to bo work before us, and our word for H, wo hall soon see tho clouds breaking, and onoe I Doro seo the light and feel tho boams of tho [enial sun. South Carolina is a country to which to 1m aigrato, but not from whioh to emigrate. Of I ourso wo shall not bo understood to adv?calo lon-interoonrse with adjoining States. We :now that in times past our Slato has sent her | ook to OTory State in tho South and West ; ntl this we presume, will continue lo bo tho ase in the futnre. This is simply in aeoord nce with that restless spirit of change, prora int All over tho Continont, which has con-I ri Luted so largely In ils rapid, and in a great | leisure, equable development. This we can? to! prevent; indeed have no desire to prov ont. )ur remarks are only addressed lo those who ontemplale removal'to foreign countries. . To hem wemlght's'ajrs, groat deal more, bl|t deem t unnecessary. Tho Now Orlcnns ISttUHtU, In a recent irtiolc on Kmigralion, discussed thc diftVrotM points (bal linvo buen proposed und eclcclctl ntl milenio pinces of refuge by different persons if theso Southern .Staten. Il says : Uri tildi Honduras bax tlio ndvanlngo of having English jrovorninont, Kiigllsh law, English lan guaico, and in bein;: readily roached. It lian alHO uavlgablo nt rennin, and tho innhogany cultora liavo inado aomo roads. Uul Ike population is small, mid Ibo few laborers disc! irgcd from tho employ of tho mahogany cutiera would bo taken up by Ihren or four scoro of our upland planton), lo say nothing of Ihoso who hnro inado their tbousniid bales or moro. Labor is cheap and plentiful now, le eanne there aro only ?nilli palettes in cultiva? tion. Lot mon go donn Ibero with (ho means to employ a few laborera, ami then Hiern will ho fur greater dearth of labor Ibero than hore. Nor can von dopend upon the laborers of that region. Tlioy aro either Jamaica negroes, Uko our freed? men hero, Hiiauisli Ainericuiiri who aro liko Ibu lazy and ?bifi imo. lue er chas of Moxic.inu, or a few Oufibs, uncivilized and uuablo to leam farm work as dono by us. . . # . . * Such as aro not projiircd to livo In tho rough, I to oat CUOMO food, In M without "society," for I months, if liol years, lo kiso sight of iiowsimpers nuil books, and tu lind llioir solo rowan! in re? moval to ho Hint they havooxeliangcd an unfriend? ly (lovel mm nt for soliliiuo ami isolation, would do well to slay rm av fruin ulllior Di uzi! or llrillsh Honduras. AB for Veiezuoli and lloimblioaii America in general, one eau only say thal \> hat? es..- uvils aro to III) f mini in our own ( lu vornimmt, aro to ho found thero htonsi?oil, and ovon muro | IntotentblOi WANTS. WA Vii 1). 1)IS( ll MtOKIl SAI I.OKS AM) Soldier!* and all olhen out of employment, to act aa Agenta for thu salo of Ile (leiden Stationery Package, from S3 lo ?1U pori day cou bu made. Apply to M. M. QUINN, WholDsalo and Retail Agent, No. 827 Kllig-ilreot, (opposite Aun alnnl.) Juno 20_wini WANTKI), A HI?OLE MAN, OK STIU11? Imbil*, forty or tiny years of agu, lo take charge of I I a Colton PlautaUon, slliialol on Wando Uiver, about ?tx m lice, from elly. ?eruiau preferred. Apply to ROPER A (HONKY, Vaudorlionil Vkirf. tl Juno 20 WA NT KU A SITUATION, xiv A 111?, r ui.i>m'Auin xi.il? Wvinan, SH (lhamheriualdand Suaiuatrona, and inako hcnulf genorally uaeful, or obie Cook aud Wauh for a aimil! emily. Apply al No. SU ST. PH II,' . STREET, opiKiallo Pu 1.11 o ScbooL Im 20_I?_20 WA NT IC I), A WOMAN TO COOK, WADU, and Iron, for a amil! family lu tb? couutrv. Ona qualiGod will necuro a plrutut homo aud good wagra, APPly to No. 1 MEETING BTREEf. 'J Juno 20 TO RENT. fpo JIIKIVT. THE HTllllK AND I1WEL .1 UNO. No 17 Clunk lt reel, aocond liouso below Tradd street, went aldo. Rilo waa always connldercd au oxcollout uland tor a lietel aroccry. Apply nt No, 81 MARKET BTU' ET._P?_Juno 20 rpo it H VP, FOU UNIS on A TERM OK JL yoara, tho two-aud-akalf .tory WOODEN iDWKL LINO, No. 10 RuUedgo Avenue, opiioalto Doughty struct. Apply at THIS OFFICE, wfm Juuu 20 TO HUNT, A C O M K O R T A H I. SI TWO H lory DWI- LI,I NO U0USK.No. 20 Cannon strocl, containing four rooina, k U lion. wator. Ato. Possession givon Immediately. Apply on tho proniiaca on or be foro Saturday, Dilti, or al ibo emili wont uoruer of COM INO AND WAllllEN SIIIHKTB. 3_Juno 20 TO UKNT, THE HOT SI : NO. SO MON. I TAOUE STREET, between Hml?i and PIU streets. Apply at No. 171 EA8X DAY. FRONT ROOM. SECOND STORY._mwTI_Juno 21 TO ItENT, THAT OKSIItAI1I.IC HES I. DENCE, No. ll KIND STREET, wIUi all tho uccca sary outbuilding*, cistern, Ac. Inquire at No. tl, SUUTU SIDE OF TUE AMOVE._ wfm_Juno 1 TO KENT, PARTIIF THE IIIIUSE No. 40 Wentworth alroot. To a desirable tenant tho terina ?Ul bo acoomiuodaUiig. Juno IS FOR SALE. J.Mill HALE OU ll K Vi'. THE DWELLING, . No. CO RuUedgo Avenue, uoar Spring, containing four sipaaro rooms, panky, Am., plaxxa to tho aoulb; on tho lol (which mraaurca 10 by 110 feet), ile re is a two ] story kltcheu and choice fruit tree?. AUK), FOR SALE, Prien tlMravb, A VACANT LOT. 40 by j 100 foot, on the weil aldo of Norman sirco t, finit lot north of Spring. No chargo for lispers or stamps. Apply to A. D. EST ILL, At Kendall's Dockcry, Accaniuiodstlon Wharf. Juno 20_!. TMR SAUS, A CAltllYALL, WITH TWO X; Koala, i ?ile and finn. Also, a set of donblo and ningle HARNESS, all la good order. Can bo soon and ; bargaluod for caali or a limo uoto al thirty days, at No. I 21 Lynch street._May 17_ TWlt MALE, 1 KHK PAIE OF ULACK CA. JP NADIAN PON1HJ, for eanli, or on four mouUia' approved paper. Apply si Ibo CHARLESTON 11 OT KI, ! STABLES. 2 Juno 28 FOUND. TTVOItNU.ON THE MOIININ? OK THU Jil L lust, a PO0EET DOOK, whloh Um owner eau have by pro vi UK prupn ry and paying fur advertisement. Juno 4 REWARDS. 1MJPTY ll O it LA ia H IIUWAItl)-THE la Han Church, on prtsiTlo"*?o\ivYJl\5Lv.^1rir Vi Uju Uul pcrsona, who bavo bl, ly trvsspAHHi-d upon tho Cemete? ry, sh-alttig. tho plant? and Howers, and displacing and throwing down thu inoauiuuuts and busdsloui a. M. M. PORTER, Cluurman. Juno 21 - li;-.. J BOARDING. I i Xt ii. 1,1-NT un Mt I), AT VE H Y MIW "A ralos, lu tho inonlonntral bualucaa patt of Ibu city, without lodging. In a private bouse, can uow bo bail. For particulars addrraa "X. L," l'ustonice. May 15 BOA KUI Ni;. T ll KKK. I* I.l? A s A VP BOOMS with good UOAlIt) ran bo bail on Immediate appli? cation to No No. Ai) CHURCH STREET', weat ?nie, near Tradd street. Turms nasouablc. June 12 REMOVALS. IIKHIOVAL GREEN. TRAPUANN fe CO. HAVE REMOVED their outee to bOUT'H ATLANTIC W li A III-'. Juno 4 vt foi KEMOVAL.-TIIIC OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN LIKU IN.SUltANOE COMPANY baa been removed from orcr tho old Hank of Charleston to No. Cy URO AD STltkTIT. May 26 DENTISTRY. ll ICIH U 1 ION OK DENTAL I'll l< I 'S TO HUIT TUE TIMES. TVR. J. E. DAPRAT, DENTIST, IS NOW PREPARED JL/ to complete tba Insertion of wbolo upiier or lower acta of ARTI Fl CAI, TEETH, upon tho moat approved method, and with Ike best materials, at $311 per act- Par? tial sola lu proportion. Durability, natural appearance, perfect flt, aud neatneii of finish, gnarautood. All other opcraUoti upon the Tooth performed in a skillful and warrautalle luaincr. Oltteo al hU roeldeaco MO. 0 LI UK RT Y STREET, May '10 mwf Ohartuaton. s. iX O. CHITTENDEN, General Commission Merchant, A5D Manufacturer* of -Parlor, OF VARIOUS KINDS, NO. 197 HE AD E ITHEB T, Corn or Unison Btxoot, Now York. TY BALER IN PAPER AND IN MATERIALS OF IJ everydescrlpticn for Ila manufaclure, Doranitx-r lg_(tao S. A. LAMBERT, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT. SOUTHERN AND KORTI!ERN ORDERS FILLED ON COMMISSION. Ofllce of John P. NewWrk, Ko Vii READK-bTRKKT, CORNER HUDSON, NBW YO?K. JKsT* Agency for EXTON '3 PREMIUM TREN TON CRACKERS. AU order, sent will bo proiupUy atlended to._ Cmos_j* uwul <-r 18 WILLIS & CIIIS0LM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCU?NTS, AND SHIPPIN? AGENTS, WILL ATTEND TO TUE PURCHASE, BALE AND tilIIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Torts) ol COTTON, HICE, LCM UER AND NAVAL STORES. . ATLANTIC WHARF, V liarle ste n. U. O. E. WILLIS.A. R. CHISOLM October 2B_ THUS SOUTHERN EXPRESS MUM, Office No. 147 Hooting slr?* i CONNECTION y Railroads Throughout . TH? UNITED STATES. Every attention giren to the sole TriiiiamlHstoii of Freight, Honey, and Valuables. WILL GALL FOB AND DELIVER FRSIOHl i TO. ANY POINT IN THE OTTY. .IM FREE OK CnAROE. '" 1 ' II. H. PLANT, President, A prU IO Augusta, Otb MEETINQ8. FIRM DEPARTMENT. PUE ROOK HEEL INTENDED FOE THE IVDK PENDENT FI BB COMPANY Of Columbia, donated r llio Flroinou'n Assochthm of Now York, lisa arrived, ml will lin i llili.il. .1 In IliorltlzviiHl O-DAY.at Um turill iro stoni of Mr. WHITE, southwest omer of McoUug sd Wentworth slreolii. al whleh limo ll will bo forwarded >Columbia by South Carolina Railroad Company. Tho Gauimillen of Ihren members from each Volun >?r Company-VI .o-Prealdoot aud two mon In uniform ?111 meet at ebor place, al a P. M. TO-DAY, to oscort io salim lo the . 0|iot. 'I bo escort nil bo commanded by tho Vice-Pr?sident f Ibu Pioneer F .ram Eugine, Com piny. By order of Board Elco Meelera. M. ll. NATHAN, Juno 'lil 1 ('lil f Fire Doparlmeul. UrutHrlie Evstngrllsrli ViitlnniHiK jrtircfiCe Cine itftf.imniliiiia rte tVtatriabC tell* pallihiccn in r<r t?rate (Chlfd?ClFsfr) f/mW, 'Millee* flHitb, Tl \\\>r. vi I b c 11 ? 11 *> e if. Juno 20 1 ttorft? toe Hiribcnwlbo. AMUSEMENTS. r^cutfclu'v cl^vii&cvlichi* SBu!.& tiinc t?K,?Vatl>it rifler l?e|cil?<Wt ten? am SJIilivort) tcu ?jeden b. Vt. auf llleiiul IHCsfaal jl.iiiiiut(ii. i .i.< Cf al leith vern Ti.itftl 8tr. HHbarf um I Uhr W.itlmiitl.iad mb mu 'J lilli ill'tnW ern "IPU'linl t'le i?-iii 1 ocf.ibreu. Tic Vlilillitrcr fine [iciiilMirfjP trfitfyl'fiib red)! i-ieluoV ciliuc int cu. ??iuttitl ?fl. t'.if|.i?t T> (Sent?. ?>ie Coiiiinilltc: lt Hinit, d.l)luuV<iiitcr, SHiWtr. Jun. JJ 1 EDUCATIONAL. VIRGIKIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. I.UXINGTON, VA. ARRANGEMENTS AUB IN PROGRESS TO ACCOM? MODATE Ono Hundred additional Cadets lu lilts IusUtullnti. Ha well established character for lui Bys lom of disciplino, aiidroiirso of Instruct lon, commends ll lo Uio support nf Humo who duslro a practical educa? tion. Inlormatloii will bs supplied hy sppllcallou lo thu undersigned. FRANOIS H. HM ITU, Moy JO nUoOwS HnperluU-ndeiit. INSTUUCTION IN FllENCII. MBS. NICHOL*. A NATIVE OF CHARLESTON, t.nt .1...I..? me iain nu. , u > esra a runldoiit lu l'.urope. ls desirous of givtug lUBtrucllun Iii the Kreuch language, i Huer ttl lier own reel,lenee or ttl Ibo houses of her pupils. Iuipilro al Mrs. KINNEY 'S, No. ISO Ring street. May J.l UPHOLSTERY,ETC. WINDOW SHADES. "T_T ARRIHON DAnNET. MANUFACTURER AND IM IX. POUTER Of WINDOW SHADES, CORN ICES, Bauds, Phut, Tassels, U?iips, Loops, Cords, Ac. ; While mid Huir Hollando; No. Vin WILLIAM STREET, liotwecn Fulton and John sirc?te, New York. Uluru and Ufllco Shades mftdu to older. Deoumbor 21 mwf Gmo DRY QOODS, ETO. V lillis Allie?-ANSBIUB. ttitttn,m?mete Kileniirn alert ?lem ujrriirlru Pulsllktir e. g. iienst ansuiclgcn, ilau slo w re lire ml ?c? 3Re!tat?3imt IHR REICHHALTIGES LAGER 1) 0 lt itllpPVtil'tOH & CtllI)Ctlllif(!>Clt MAN UFACTUR-W AAREN (Ur uno tinter oflcrlron. Juno 1 rnwflmo IOU &iiif,*?trccl. ttmW^s. 13 E?A M T Y*Ts Auunn,u jfyBafc^ t?WtO?\% Silken CURLS produced by M JE. .JJSK UIU ?R I'ROFOR'<IR I>L'- gk m^f t?ou'wo'rr?iitml lo curl 1''? rfaWSfc^HBas, ~rT-CJ9' mo.?lstraight and ntubboruvjyw^ luv) ' or el thor nea m?o wavy ringlets, or heavy massive et. . , Hos hoon used by Ute faablouabloa of Paris and Loudon, wlUi Ibo most gratifying results. Docs no In? jury lo Uio hslr. Price by mail, scaled ami postpaid, tl. Descriptive circulars malled free. Address BERGER, BRUITS ti CO., Chemists. No. 2H5 Illvor street, Troy, N. Y., Solo Agunta fur the United Stales. Mareil igj_ly PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE MILLION ! ? T WILL SEND, POST-PAID, 00 FHOTOORAPHB OF I tho most celebrated Actors for 00 cunts; CO Actresses lor 00 cents; M Union Ueuerals for 60 cents; GO Rebol Oeuurals for GO rents; SO Statesmen fur GO cunts; GU beau llfnl young Ladle* fur 60 rents; GU Qno-luxikJug young (leiitlenien for 6U l outs; 0 largo Photographs of French 1 janell.p (Uria. In costume, beauUfully colored, cxacUy aa !?BsUnrKs<t?MC^ ?i?* Parisian Ballot Trvnp\.\"n*lucy appear in the play of Uta Black Crook, al Nlblo's Harden, New York. Hond sll ordors lo P. O. Box 177, V >, N. Y. May 13_ lyx NOTICIC. OFFI0E OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE, I CuiiiLxnoM, H. C.. May 'JJ, 1803. I PARAGRAPH U. Or* ORDINANCE TO HEUULATB tho "Cleausiug of Privies and Vaults," forbids tho use of barrais lu oj-cn carls and wagons, and ivar lieu ap idyiutg for llreiisn aro required to pr?vido closed carts suitable for Ibo puriiose. All persons, thoreforo, who Isarpoat laking Jobs of Uioklud, aro hereby required bi bring their cartu to malu guard house for inspection bo? l?n, applying for Uceliau. O. U. MG WALD May M_Vino_Captain of Polle?. TAVEin'-K l?lCI'KIIS'NOTH'E. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, 1 March 1,1807.1 ALL TAVERN-KEEPERS, AND PERSONS RETAIL? ING spirituous liquors, wlthlu Ute city Umita, who bavo not exocnted their bunds sud takon out tho proper cards to show thal Uley have Uccnso to soil, wlU be re nortoil as not complying wiUi the law, alter Monday, Otb Thoso who have, cards sro hereby notified to have Hu. samo p lac od In a conspicuous placo In tho window. All falling to observe Ulta notice will siso be reported, arter Uio ahovo-moutloucd limo. W. H. SMITH, Marun 2_Clerk of Connell. F1IIK LOAN . MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, I CITY HALL, November 0,1HG&. j ALI. PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN THE Burnt Districts and Waste Places or tho City, un? der "An Act of the Uoneral Assembly, giving authority to Ute City Council of Charleston to proceed In the wat? ter of a Fia* Loan, with a view to aid tn building up Un. City snow," are hereby uoUllud that the form of apt,li cation for loaus can be obtained at Uio ellice sf Uie Cl'ak of Council, botwoon the boura of 9 A. H. and 2 P. M. All applications must bet* *d In the shove mentioned ofuco, as Ibo Committee will meet every Itondau to con* sldur Uio same. By order of lbs Mayor] W. BT. SMITH, NovomberlO_Clerk of Council. ri m. H NOTICE. Omcl CU UK OF COUM CIL, 1 May JHC7. I Tho following SeeUon cf" An Ordinance lo abolish tho o Alco ofSupcriulendont of Streets ; to pr?vido for Koep log Uio Streets, lanna. Alleys, and open Courts Iii tho City of Charleston Clean, and for other purposos," ls hereby published for Uie loformaUon of aU concerned : For tho duo protecUon of tho said contractor or con? trae lo rs, it ii further ordained. That ovary owner, lassoo, occupant and tenant of any premisos fronting In any shoot, lane, abey, or open court, shall on ovary dey (Sundays excepted) have Uio dirt, filth, gar bago, or other offal, placed in front of bis or bor lot. In a barrel, box or heap, and lu readiness for the contractor, by tho hour of Bevon o'clock, A. M., from tho flist day of May to Uio fl rat day of November In ovary year 1 and by Ute hour of niuo o clock, A. M., from the first day of November to tho Drat day of May foEowlng. And any person offend. lng herein, or placing any dirt, flltb, garba go, or other offal, lu any alroot, hmo, or alloy, or open court, after tho boura abuvo named, shall bo subject to a fino not loss Utan two nor more Utan Ovo dollars, for each aud overy offence, to bo Imposed by tho Mayor. By order W. H. SMITH, May IB_Clerk of OcrrmcH. OKI)IN A e."C K. rilli li FOLLOWXNO ORDINANCE IS PUBLTSTIKD JL for tbs InfonnaUoo of aU concerned i AH ono IMAM OK io IUCOULATK Tim oLXAKsrxo OF ramil AMD VAULTS IN TUX CO It PO RATE Lilli rn OF Tire CITY. I. Bo lt Ordained by Uio Mayor and Aldunuen, That from and after Uie rah action of this Ordinance, lt shall not bo lawful for any parson to ojeanso or remoro the contenta of Vanita or Fri tl ts wlt?n thc Um! ta of Uie atty,'without having prevlcrutly obtained a Licvnso for Uio sara?; all such Rcensos lo expiro on the Slat December of every year, and bo subject to an requirement*, impos? ed by Ordinances reg ul atina tho granting of Licenses for Drays and Carts. IL That the uso of Barrels In open Carts and Wagons ia prohibited, and parlies applying for Lloenaa will be rc quired to pr?vido closed Carts suitable for Uio rmrposo. ' HI. All persona having such Uccnso shall reuoil si one of th Guard Ho nae*, daring (ho day, his or their In tonUon U to such work during tho onsning night; in the Lower Wards such report to bo mado to Uio Main o uar 1 House, In Uio Upper Wards lo Upper Guard House. IV. The placo or placea for Uio deposit of snch offal shall bo tl eal gnat cd from Hmo to limo by Uio Mayor. V. Every owner or driver of suoh Licensed Cort or any othor person who shall violate any of the provisions of thia Ordinance, or shall neglect or refuse to observo the samo, or any of thom, shall forfeit and pay for each offence a fine not to oxoood twenty-flvo dolLars, to be en? forced by Uio May or In his Court, or recovered la any other Court of competent Jurisdiction. Ratified in Ci ty Council Uils savon th day of May, in Ibu year of oar Lord ono thousand eight hundred sud six? ty-seven. [k M F. a GAILLARD. Yt. U. BMTTH, Mayor. [_Clerk of Connell arno_May io Tri oro cometh glad tidings of Joy to ail, To yerang and to old, to gi oat and to small ; Tho boin ly which once was so proel eros and raro, Is freo for all. and sU may be talc. By tba aaa of CUASTELLAR'S WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL. .Fdr Ifflprovtog and BeauUfrlng the Oomplcrlcn, ->->>?^?jnuu. ..Kura, uviuwun., raapuuor, iud ail Import Use of Uio alon, kindly bealing the sama leaving Uio skin wulto and clear as alabaster. Ita uss cannot bo detected by the Closest scruUay, and being a rageUbla preparation la pcrfccUy harmlasj. It lathe Duly article of the kind used DJ the French, and tl con tillered by th. Parisian as iridumensable to a perfect LoIttJt, Upwar?o of 80,000 bo tuns wera ?oh! during Cir. past year, a ru melera guaren too of Ita efflaaor. Prie? rai? 70 cenia. Sont by mall, poa)-paid, on receipt of aa udor, by . ' ; : ' BERaBB, BHUTT? A OO., ChcmlrU, 383 Elver ?t-, Troy, N. F. March ?, J yr FINANCIAL, _ NATIONAL ; ?.RI; Ei? su N's nwm ' AND TItUST COMPANY. CIIAIITICUKD DY ACT Ot' CONORE8S. OFl? EOEltW. M. T. HEWITT. 1'runl.l.nt. J. W. Al, \ om >. Hn-l Vtrc-PrrHidenl. l.K.WIS CI.El'HANE. Second Vii-ii-l'roalnVid. li AMII, !.. KA TON, Actuary. KAM. I., ii Minis. Manaral Inuwrlor. Hanking 11.1n.1r, ISmaiiylYaula Avenue, corner uf liuii 11rec I, Wualilngtuli, D. tl. IIRANCH AT CHARLESTON, S. C., NO. U STATIS STU IC KT. Upon? orcry day, Huudayn nu<l llolll.lnyH excepted, from 1U A. M., tu 3 1'. M., aud from 3 lu 4 1'. M. DEPONITE OF ANY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM ANY PERSON. I nu i eal |>ayal>lo tu January and July, In each y.-ar. AU deposits will lia repaid willi hitorc ,t duu ?lien re? quired. AU tho |imflta hulong to Ino dcpoalloni. Branche* liavu been unlnhlLhoU lu tho |nluslpal elli, s from New York lo Nuw Orlusiia, and accimutH cnn bo transferred from o-.o brandi lo auotlior, wllliout. ha reo orlulorrn|itliiK tho liilcroat. IIITCHIUIVUIIJ aro only made In Recurlllea of tho UltNcd States. RICHARD ll. CAIN. Chali ian Advisory Coinmillcu. nt AM'1:1 L. CARDUZO, Krcrvlary. NATHAN RITTER. Juno 20_Imo t'aaliler._ STATE BONDS! STATE BONDS ! STATE Ot' Stitl'l ll CAROLINA BONDS (OLD AND MK?) ?onie ?r South Carolina fun penn Northeastern Railroad Coupons MeiniihlH A Charleston Railroad Coupons (lily i.f t"oinluhi i ll. null and Coupons. Wsutcd, und blglicut prteo H dd, by ANDREW M. MORELAND. Itmler. Juno 23 6 No. H lit i 1.1 ulrcet. CLOTHING. A. S HULL, Ag't., MERCHANT TAILOR. HA? BEHOVED TO No. Til II UDAH STREET, NORTH til 1 il:, UK I wi; I N M BETING ANO OUUllCH, wbero bo will bo glad to koo lila jl.l fi h.min and citatum era, anthon lu atoro a full assortment of CLOTHS, COATING, msNiMi'.ur-s and VESTINGS of every va? riety, wlileli Itu will m II Ve up to or Jar at aa low pi leva aa any aliullar cslabllahiui-ut. Alan, A FULL ARSOHTMKNT OF FURNISHING UOODB FOR GENTLEMEN'S WKAR. M. JNO. T. FLYNN (formerly of U. I). Carr A Co..) will euiHirlnlenil tim Tailoring Department UH usual, and I will ulvo bin Hpe.i il attention lu Cutting and Making- of A ll SI Y AND NAYY UNIFORM.*. May II_2mo* N G. PARKER, LATH P A BKB? & CHILD, DEALSn IN j CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND FURNISIIINO GOODS. Juno 14 No. 100 HAST RAY. SEWING MACHINE $20. AUK NTS WANTED. $20. $75 to ?200 per month-matea and f. un al ea _ to reit the ONLY GENUINE COMMON s UN.-ii: FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Manufactured. It will hom, fell, atilcb, fisk, bind, braid, quilt and embroider beautifully, ll leo, only S20, Including Ilarnum'a self-sower and Self-turulug hem? mer. Fully warrant.-.1 for five yearn. CAUTION.-llowaro of th uso nulling worttdoas caat 1 rou machin?e, undor thu ?anio uauio aa oura. For cir? culara aud lanna, oildrum! U. HOWERS At CO., No. H. Fifth .Struct, Phlla-I, Iphla Fa. lin May U0 GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL. ! rpms BOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO DE USED TO I provo Ita HuiH Her quality. Uao lt aa yon would auy common Soap. Try lt and you will bn convinced that Ula anperlor to any other article In market. For .ala by (inver? goucially. Manufactured by TAYLOR Ai YOUNO, No. 180 Front sind, New York. For aalo by O RUDER & MARTIN. No. 23G King n troc?. H. BIHOHOFK At CO., No. 1ST Kaat Ray. GEO. W. WILLIAMS Ai CO., Corner church and Hay ni, streets. HOWIE it MOISK, Druggists, No. 1B1 Mooting atroat. Opposite Cbarloaton Hotel. Jannary 23_wf mumu LEA & PERRINS' CELEBRATED WORCEMIIIRE we. PRUNUVNCED j-, EXTRACT DY Hf of a lotter from a _,_'_ Bl MEDICAL GENTLEMAN COcmOIHSEURS JU ^^lo to TO rn; nir OMLT ?BA/BV DrotLor at " , " /WSJ WOnOESTEU, May, Unod Sauce 5SSKt^ JSE? "Tell LEA Si FER A5TO AP njCADLa iSajHfei I Ll IIB that Ibalr KAUOE "RUB highly esteemed in In 10 i??fc^ dla, and la, In my opinion, """"" "_.. 3Ww5? tho moat palatable, ri P.VI'.IIY VARIETY w?SHm ?oil aa tba most wbolc MPigiWi- em SAUCE that li OP DISH. ^WS^mado," Tho Hucoeaa of thia moat deli cloua and nari vaho 1 con. dim ont having caused many unprlnuplcd der lora to apply the namo to Spurious Compounds, tho PVULIO II rttptxtfuUy and tam etti y requested to eeo that tho name ol LXA li Panama aro upon tho WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and BOTTLE. Manufactured by LEA & PERRIN?, Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW -S"ORB:, AGENTS FOR TUE UNITED BTATES. October 10_fmwlyr WHITE SDLPUIIR SP.?, CATAWBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. ?T?TE PROPRIETORS OF THIS CELEBRATED JL WATERING PLAGE, having gone to great exponae aloco tho Iaat season. In changing tho position of and ra? p-airing tho CO?T A Cl Eil, grading Ibo Walka and cr ??Ung now DuUdlnga. together with many other Improvements, WIR opon TU K HF Ki N GM for the reception of vi* llora on Saturday, June 1st, 1867. Being situated In the northwestern part of tho Slat?, tn a ooontry romarkablo for ita boauttyand healthful neat, these, together with the vlrtneeof tho Waters, make lt ono ol the most doelrabls WATERING PLACES In tho oountry. THE MINERAL WATERS Of THE SPRINGS an tho Wblto and Dluo Snlpbnr, and Chalybeate, and they possess alt tao finest qualities of these waters, and aro sovereign rem odie* for ul diseases Of tho LIVER, BOWELS, STOMACH ?nd KIDNEYS. THE SPRINGS sro aoooaeiblo by any of lbs roads load? ing to Sallabnry, N. C.. and at that peint tho Western North Carolina Railroad will convoy visitors to Hickory Station, at which place conveyances are always tn attend? ance to lake them to TUE STRINGS. Dr. WHITE, ol tho M?dical College of Virginia, will be at TUE SPRINGS tho entire Season, and Invalids may rely upon good attention. Having again secured the aerrlees of Mrs. WRENS, .nd mads ampio arrangeniCDls tor keeping a GOOD TABL2, and the beet Wines, Liquors and Bogara, and having engaged Smith's Band for Hie Season, wo safely premise to all every convontonoa for pleasure, comfort and amusement that may be dea trod, DOARI) "KU MONTI!.goo 00 UOARU ? ICU WEEK. IS OO BOAR? PER DAY. 3 00 Children tindo? 7 jr esl ra of atete staid get. ?.BU Half Prier. J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO., PROPRIETORS. May 80 _ arno NOTICE. OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE, > j MAIN Guion Heimat, J CliARJ.irroK, 8. 0.. Jnno loth, 1897. I rrVHE FOLLOWINO ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED J. for the Information of all wh um 11 may oooccm i a B. SiaWALD. Chief of PoU00. Sao. A Bi U ordained. Thal Privies on tots within lao etty shalt bo so constructed that the contents thoreof can? not esospo therefrom or overflow I and whenever any Vault or Privy becomes offensive, the same shall bo BMM?aaA and lbs owner oe ooeupant of the premises on whleh any Vault or Privy may bo situated, tho condition of ?mlob atu?l bo In violation ol thu OrdlDUioo, shall ro movts alter, clssnae. Amend or repair the ?arno within a reasonable tune arter notice shall have been given bim by tbs' Mayer, and served by the Chief of Polloi. In rasa ol' nagleet or remaaL tho sams shall ba performed by order of tba Mayor, at the expenso of the owner or occupant c f snob premises, to be first paid by the etty, tod then recovered with interest (rora such owner or occupant by Council la tho Cl ly Cour* iv? ii ia GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS SI OKS, SIIOlTU>KKS, &c. DA HIIDH. OUOIOB Cl.KAU MHEH ?\t -M liti'lH. choice. C. ll. SM. H 2A hillls, rholro Hll>l..-I Sldcn ar. IIIKIK. choice W. utera Sltoi.Ma.TH *?*< IIIKIH. I'lunliitloii Shoulder? 2UII packages I." al I.M.I. I JIU.lilt:.. 11 ..in htcaiiicrn Kaloon nu.I Alliance, and for Ml? low by JEFFORDS A ?ID.. Juno M 3 Ho. 3? Vemluo HsttKr, COHN. IfAA BUSHELS ((IHN, llXI.ANfT. OF CAItOO f )\ M " schooner " KlMKl. lla mu?," laMUnsj HIIH lay, nuil for Halo low Iront Ilm Winn f. hy J. A. KNsl.?W .V CO.. gai un,, un 1 No. Ill KwH Hay. "li??UlAMV SMOKING TOIIACC?T 1,0011 I'lllMM. AKEW HOXKH FINK t'UKWINtl TOBACCO. KO? ?lil hy (Ht > KUKU, I.I.K, SMITH .V CO. Juni' ?I H North Allntilli: Wharf. NOT H'li. rpo SAVE YOUR COTTOH CHOI* ANO INCHKA8K JL Ib" yield, une CHOAMIAI,K'H SUI'Ell-PIIOS I'll ATI". H.. Minmi 1111 1\ rlHI/iT, richer In niiiiiinnlu mu? l>hoH|>horh', iirhl than tiny oilier lerlitl/er lu tho market, l or nulo l,y WM. IIUHNKV, Juno V, ?fiuii Ni', lo. Kant Hay. AGRICULTURAL. INGERSOLL'S HAND POWER fm. I For Convenience, Economy and Cheapness, thc greatest Lahor Saving Machine that can he lint on a l'lantation. OPINIONS OK THE PEOPI.T2 ? Al.I.V.MliAI.r, UAIIMWEU. IllSTniCT, S. C., \ March 1, IKG7. f M mn. Little ii Marthall : * iI:NTi.KM l.t." : 1 used, during Ibo past nrason, ono nf "Ingersoll's t'orlalilo Colton Presaos, purchased of you laat .September. I havo always boen piejiidlcod in favor of tho ?.Soi l iv Proas," and nothing hut dhu ueccsslly In? duced mo tn try any other. I taint plea mro, however. In adding my toiitimony lu favor of lt? entire adaptation tn thu wnntH ol n cotton plantation. Il hois iou punned my most saiimiiito oxjteclatlons. I havo parkcil with hut two huill?n, yoi T prefer four-two at each lovor. My 11 il.-ii all wi Vb, .1 uvcr COO Ibu. Thu Oral lot I motto market averaged CGI P.a. My Impression IR that GOO Hm. Ia shout thu capacity of Ilia 1'resH, anil a greater number of [ionmin Hiihjocl tho rmI nv.hi. u k lo too much rlak, un? less tho ni il in of tho .-elton twx waa i ne renne. I. It would . mid greatly lo thc valnn nf tho Preen If thc cotton box ' waa ten Inches louder. lu hoato, I sui, Very r.-npe. trolly. Your obedient sonant. Atc, ll. W. LAWTON. T. H. I look my ITees .hi? u ami carrleil lt nome four milos to pock tho crop of a iiolgblinr, who (ailed 11 havo a "Screw" built; lin wan so much pleased that ho ha? dotcrmtiiod to abaudon tho "Bcrcw" aud pu rebano "In? gersoll's Press." ll. W. L. Omen or Krna's MOUNTAIN H uMU em iimiris v, I YonaviLLn, H. O., April 10, IBCT. J Gsnrri.RiiEN : I havo Just received your loller ol rob j roary 14th-upon my return lo thia pince, aller eu ii> sonco of two inonlhs-and thia reply may bo loo lato for your "Descriptivo Clrcnlsrof IiigurwiH'H Colton Prosa." Tlio Press I used In parking my coltan hut year worked admirably, packing, with cunu from OHO lo cns lbs. With good neil ve hands- to work ll, I am natlnflid that rrom citihtoun to twouly balea might readily bo parke.I III a day. Thia Press combines (ho advantages of llgbbics*, sud r onn. .piont portubtlity and HimiiUrTly (h. I UM candy man? aged by any ?na of ordinary Intelligence). ( In ot com pressing force willi UUhi motivo, power, und "laut, but not l. .mi," it in worked entirely by hand, thus Having for tho farm boreen tho bald labor Imponed upon (hem by tho uso or thu ordinary "Screw." RoHpeclflilly, Ac, j ..ur,., I - M. LAW. To LITTI.K A M Mi-o? M.n. i Inn li nloii, h. C. --- MKiwvmi! (tiiic.iti.su ?...I l'llIUK MKT ; noan .ci LITTLE & MARSHALL, [Agonts for tho Ingorsoll Cotton jPross. No. HO MEET INO STREET, l)?.|i...-Ho Pavilion lietel, ?no 17 mwf charleston. H. C. AFFLICTED ! SUFFER NO MORE! When by tho uso of Dil. JOINVILLfcVR KMXIlt you can bo rurel peruiancntly, end st a trifling cost Tho astonishing success which has ntl.mt. .1 Hil. lu, valuable medlcluo for Physical sod Nervous Weakuoaut (1 eu ural nubility and Proatralton, Loss of Muscular Kn? ew. Impotency, or auy of Ibo consequences of youthful tndlnerelion, readers lt Ibo most valuable, preparation over discovered. It will remove sil nerve.ts affections, depression, ox citcinuut, iucspaclty In study or buslucas, loss of memo? ry, con findon, thoughts of self destruction, fears of In I sanity, A-c. Il will restore tho sppetile, ranuw tho boslUi of thoso who have doetroycd.lt by sensual excess or evil ' prscllccs. Young Men, bo humbugged no moro by "Quack Doc ton" aud Ignorant ina. thinners, but nond without delay for Ibo Elixir, and bu al anco restored lo health sud lisp phil un. A perfect Curo ts Ouaranleed in every Instance. Price tl, or four hollies to om- oddro->a ?3. Ono buttle ls nunick nt to edi et a euro In ell ordinary esses. ALSO, DR. JOINYILLK'fl SPECIFIC PILLS, for tun spoody and permanent euro nf Uouorrhma, Uloot, Ure? thral I Ilm-harten, Uravel, Slrictun\ and all alloc stans of tho Kidneys sud madder, Carun cff.-clcd hanni one to five days. They sro prepared front vegetable eft tracts thst aro bsnnlcnn on the nvstcui, sud never nsuseats tlis Btouiacla or impr?gnalo tho breslli. No change of diet ls necessary while airing them, nor docs their action In soy manner Interioro with busiuosd pursuits. Prim tl per box. lither of tho above-mentioned articles will bo sent tn sny address, closely soslixl, and poet-paid, by mall or express on receipt of price. Address ail orders to DEItOEH. H H?TTS ti CO., Pfc Ililli! March 30 ly No. MUS lllvor slrcct. Troy. N. Y. 1'UtlLIC NOTU I:. OFFICE Ol? CITY TREASURY, 1 January 3, nw. j PDDLIC NOTICE 13 II El IK ll Y Q1VHN THAT UN I 'EU tho following Ordinonco Ucenscs havo boen propartd for delivery from this OBJco. 8. 'IT 11 ) M AH, City Troasurer. Bec 1. Ut it Ordained Ay Ott Mayor and Aldermen!n City Council nut mbini. Hist from [un il after tho Qrst dsy of J ?unary, licenses shell be taken ont for all carts, dray, and wagons, used for pr?valo knu domos tlc purposes, la the ssmo manner, and according to tho ssiuo provisions now of fore o In relation ta carle, drays and wagons, lot or driven 'for hire, except Riving bonds, Aud each such cart, dray or wagon, shall bo provided with s bsdgo con? taining tho number thereof, and marked IViwaie, to be placed on tbs outside of tho sbsft, fire. 3. No person shall bo taken by the Treasurer ss suroty to any bond ander the Ordinance concerningli? censee fur carts, drays, wagons and other car nag os, un? less ho ar abo bo a freeholder. uro. 3. Tho following shall boroaftcr bo the ratos for licenses for public sud privsto carts, drays, wagons, A-c, including tba horses or mulos used Uioreof, which shall be (roo from other taxation: PUBL10 OAttTS, nuivn, KTO., On THOSE KJtTT/lTKD Tr? AKT DDHIXESS WUATSVKlt, roll 1IIBB OIBXOT OB 1ND1BEOT. For every cert, dray or wagon, drawn by one boroo or mule, tao. For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two horsesor males, 130. tar evory hack and esrrisgo with two wheels, t?O. For every hack and rarrlsgo wltlt four wheels, MU. For every stsgo or omnibus (except Uno omnibus; with two horses, ?60. Far every stage or omnibus (except lino omnlbns| drawn by rour bones, too. For every truck drawn by two or more horses or mule?, t?0. For every expsoes wagon drawn by two or moro horses or mule*, S60, nnKAS CARTS uro rnrvATC OAirrs, onsTS, KTo. For every broad cart or wagon, ti. For every cart, dray or wagon, used for private or do* mostlo purposes, and not to be employed In tho trans? porting of goods, vvsros, marchandise, lumber, or say other commodity, for compensation, el thor directly or indirectly for tbs same, shall pay for a license the sum ot ti, exclusivo of tho hores or mulo, lullficd in City Council, this 10th day or January, |Ul.] In tho year of our Lord ono thousand eight hon. ired sud sixty-six. P. 0. OAILLAIlD, Mayor. By the Mayor. January I_W. H. SMITH. Clerk of Connell. AN ORDINANCE TO nxor/LATa Tan STOBAOK or PITTUIT.SUU, m rxo* DUCTS, AND ornan INTLAITMADU OLIA Bao. 1. Ile it ordained by IA? Mayor ami Ablemrn, in ' City Council auenbted. Tust from and ofter tho lilli dsy of Juno next, lt sliall not bo lawful to koop Potruloum, Koroscuo, Hock Oil, Benzine, lion solo, or any other In. Sammablo oil or oils on storage or for salo in any oe lier, atora or building so llb or Uns slroet. In s larger quan? tity than tlfty gslliAUS on sny ono lot or premises, and any mach quantity no kopt or etercel shall bo contained In vessels of Un or other metal. Bsc X That Patroleam, its products, or any other tn flMnmablo oil or oils, ?ben brought Into the city by Und or waler, may be kept on any tot OT In tny building in which cotton ls not stored, for a period not exceeding twenty-four hours, upon tho expiration of willoh lime lt shall bo rotnovod ana kept in tho manner aa rua.nlred by tho foregoing section. Hsu. 3. Any person or persons violating any part of Ibis Ordinance shell bo subject lo a fina of two Luudred dollars, for oech offence, recoverable tn any Court of oom. potent jurisdiction. Ilatlflcd tn City Council thia twonty-nrst day or May, lu Uie year of oar Lead ono thousand eight hundred and sixty-soven. JL.&] P. 0. QAUJARD, Mayor. w. IL Hamn. Clark of CcmncU._Jone 6 TUE CAROLINA TIMES. PVBX.I8I1B1D AT OIUNOBUURO O. H. rTUItfi PAtKR CTRCTJLATEfl THL10?QH0UT. 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