The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 29, 1867, Image 1
VOLUME rv.
HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*
XJ-_.jjJflUKA--'MJLU.
Our Cable Dlejiatclirs.
ROME, Juno 28_The Popo issued au allocution
to Hie bishops anil priests who lind como from dis?
tant laude. Ho praises (heir Kral in Coming to
Homo. Uh'li op BpaUling'? health is much im?
proved.
LONDON, June 28-Constantinople advices con?
tinu tho defeat o? (ho Chi inti un, tn (ii.tu bv Omer
Pttclin.
Japnn intelligence states that Jeddo, end threo
other port?, will bo monad III Joiumrv.
I/ONDON, Juno 28-2 P. M.-COIIKOIH declined J.
LiV-UPoor., Juno 28-2 P. ol_Tho stook or cot
tou ie found to bo 40,000 halos below estimated.
M o ri. nt uucli luged.
LONDON, Juno 28-Noon_Financial now? un?
changed. Tho bullion iii tho Uatili of Euglaud bas
iuoronscd ?401,000.
LryEBpoot,, Juno 28-Noon.-Cotton quio! anti
steady; saloH 10,000 balee; Hale? ot tho week 81,000,
including 17.000 to Bpcculator.; ?tock 74d,'K>0,
wlioreuf 390.000 ero American.
^LONDON, Juno 27-Evening_Consols OJ J; bouda
LivERFOor,, Juno 27-Evening.-Colton finn and
unchanged; rutlior moro doing; Uplands lld; Or
louua ll|il; Hales l-j ooo bulos. Breadstuff* aud
Proviaiouu generally unchanged.
WUHIIII.ullin NeWS.
WASHTKOTON, Juno 28.-Tho wi fo of Juarez U-rt
xor linnie via Now Orloana.
Tho Ordinance and Judiciary Comraitlcoa oro
in suaaiou.
Wolobmann'a ovidoncu in tho Surralt trial oecu
piod all day.
Tho wook'a custom rcccipto amnunt to ?2.77?,
000. Tho Internal Ttovenuo to-dny amounted lo
$892,000. _____
Earonean Ntwi Per Steamer,
NEW YOUR, Juno 28.-Tho Btoamor Union, from
Europo Juno 18, reports tho yollow fovor at Mauri?
tius, and 200 aro dying doilv, and 10,000 havo died.
Tho Moinorial Diplomatique anya that Carlotta,
hoaring of Maximilian's capture "and danger, ap?
peared Huddonly to rccovor clearness ol" intellect,
and said tho Mexican nation was incapable uf HO
odious an net as to raise a munloroue hand against
tho Priuco,wbo had devutod himself with HU much
eclf-donial lo tho regeneration of tho oouutrv.
Tho (Izar lort ono million tot tho l'ui IM poor. Ho
epont ?200,000 in Parin. Tho Czarevitch ?peut
?10,000. " Brogowaki caye that ho had nicdilalod
assassination from his* inlnncv. Tho Czar has
magnanimously oppliod to tho Emperor Napoloon
to bavo tho asaasaiu'H lifo Hparod.
Registration lu Suv mimili.
HAKANS AU, June 28.- Porty- mo white* and two
hundred and Ofloou colored, wcro rogistcrod
to-day.
Tile \V lliul linton Hu Iii omis
Wn.MiKGTON, Juno 23.-Tho damago on tho Wil?
mington and Woldon and Wiluiington and Man?
chester U.iilroads by tho lato heavy raina, have
boon fully repaired. All ti aim, aro running
through in schcdulo timo.
pTbe Presidential Party.
JFRSKV CITT, Juno 28.-Tho Prceiilontinl party
took tho 8.40 train southward.,
PmxADELPniA, Juno 23.-The Prosirlontial party
passed south&by tho noon train; halted two min?
utes. Thoro woro neither upcochca nor demon?
strations.
Humored Itenioa.il ol' Sin ii il n ii.
KEW OULEANS, June 28.-Thcro ia a rumor cur?
rent boro that Sheridan will be relieved by Rons
aeau, in conaoquouco of whioh tho TiiueH of this
atVirnoon comos out In a eulogistic biography of
tho latter QonOrfll.
Tho Picayune has tho following extracts from
tho Galveston Neun of tho 21th: Tho 15th of Slay
will hereafter bo obaorvod as a grand uatiouul fes?
tival in Mexico, in honor of tho victory over Maxi?
milian. Tho Mexican press ia Arm anil unanimous
in favor of Maximilian's elocution. Tho Libcials
appear to bo gutting each other hy thc carn, as to
wno wore the greatest traitors to tho ltcpublic;
ovary Mexican accusing evo ry other Mexican of
treason. It is o tated that Escobcdo has threat?
ened to dopoae Juarez should tho latter not order
tho execution of Maximilian.
lteprutraOOH iu Virginia.
RICHMOND, Juno 28.-Tho following aro tho col?
ored majorities tn registration to-day: Richmond
113: Chcatorilold GOO; Honrico 200.
Tho United States CommiaBiouor bea cont Mark
Downing to tho Uuited Hi atea Court to bo tried
for perjury, in registering agninst tho provisions
of tao Alexandria Constitution.
PKTEBSDUBO. Juno 28.-ltcgietration in this oily
foote up thus far 831; whttus; 1827 blacks.
Pardon? Remove ialaAranellUcment.
HAVANNAH, Juno 28.-Tho Hon. H. 8. Fitch. U.
8. Attorney, in nnewcr to a lotter addressed to him,
has inpressed tho opinion that a pardon granted
by tho Preaidont biota out all disfranchiacniout,
and reinatatoa tho individual in all hie previous
rights, which he cannot bo deprived of by any nub
Boquont legislation. Ho saya the elective) franchiao
ia ono of tho rights rostered by pardon and am?
nesty. If a person thua pardon ed ia refused regis?
tration, let hun ont or his protest for tho considera?
tion Of tho Commauding general. The Attorney
clunes thus:
Next to a usurpation of power, thora is no higher
grado In political crimo than a timid abandonment
of rights. _________
S rix i_i-e ot Willalee] ,
SAVANNAH, Juno 28-5 P. M.-United States At?
torney Fitch seized ono hundred and elghly-sorcn
barrels of whiskey on the ordor of tho Commis?
sioner of Internal Ravcnuo at Washington.
Domestic Marketa.
NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YOUS, Juno 28_Stock strong and incited.
Gold $138. Sterling unchanged, money o per
cont U.S. Bonds '62 coupons $1 lojnl lOj. Flour
dull. Molduro moro disposed to realize. Wheat
drooping. Corn la2 cts. lowor. Pork uaohangod.
Lard ll?al'Jl Whiskoy in bond Ma IO. Cotton
quiet 2G-26}. Naval stores quiet. ' '
EVENINO DIHl'ATCII.
Cotton Armor; sales 10OO bales at 2CV. Flour de?
clining; Stato $7 50_12 60; Southern 410 20alS 75.
Corn dull; Western Mixed tl 07al 09; old 1 12}.
Meas Pork ?21 16. Lard unchanged. Wliiskov
closed aclivp, at 85a40. Itice dull; Carolina lija
12). Freights quiet. Stocks strong. Monoy U,
and oasy. Ooltt 138i. '(S COUDOIIR, llOJall?j.
DALTIMDUE, Juno 28.-Coffee dull and in favor of
buyers. Floor loss active, declined i.e. Corn de?
clined C?7 ionia. Whito: il 00.. Sugar firm and
unchangod. Provisions armor. . liaooii and bulk
meats wanted. Other deaoriptlona quiet. Whiskoy
nominal!y unchangod. .........
Wi_.nrNr.TON, Juno 28.-Cotton nominal. Spirits
steady at 63c. Itoain steady at $2 (Mite.
NEW OBLEANS, Juno 28.-Salos 2000 baloa; low
in,ddling8 21c. Hecoipts of tho wook 2208, against
2395. Exporta of tho week 19,112. Block lid, 503.
No sales of Louisiana Sogar, and no Molasses in
tho market. 1 Cuba - unchanged. Stock large.
Flour u nell augeil. Common Arm- Com upward,
mixod and yollow il lOal 15. White $1 20al 25.
Oats 80. Pt rk very dull at $2). Dacoa shonldera
retailing lOj. Ititi sidos 12 ; olear aides 19al3i.
Lard dull. Gold $138. Sterling 494514;. Now
York Right excliango ?nj promium.
MOBILE, June 2a.- Saloa of Cotton to-day 750
balea; Middling Uplands23S. Rccoints, 70. Hades
of tho wock 2300. Ftceoipta 418. Exports 4142. :!
Stock 17,011.
ADOUSTA. Juno 28.-Colton quiet but steady.
Salos 00 bales. Middlings 23o.
HAVANNAH, June 23.-Coll?n Oponed quiet-small
demand. - Salos in two dava 1G6 baloa,. Low Mid?
dlings 22.0. Receipts 310 bales.
State Items.
Bmm AND Co HONER.-By epcciil orders No.
71, we soe that General Sickles hos appointed,
npon tho recommendation of Governor Orr, Robert
Collins, Esq., Sheriff, and J. T. Dubois, Esq.,
Coroner, in the placo of N. C. McDnfiio aud L ll.
Watson, both of whom resign od a week ago.'
Tho same order ronuiros that ali porsons hold?
ing oITlco in tho District of Marion, South Carolina,
will, in addition to tho oath of omeo required by
tho laws of South Carolina, tako and subscribo lin
oath ?et forth in Gcnoral Orders, No. S3, War De?
partment, A. O. G., Washington, 28th March,
met.-Marion Star.
BAIN, TBS CBOPB, AC-WO hevo had a serios of
rains slnoo our lost issue which have had no pre?
cedent, at this eotson ot tho year, within the mo
inory of our oldeat citizen, It ia supposed that,
on Saturday last, from lour to six inclios of water
fell lo the ground between sunriao and sunsot. In
tho afternoon, tho ground was so thoroughly satu?
rated that some of tho wells in tho village were
running over. Many of tho bridgea over small
streams havo boon carried away, aud on aovoral
plan ta tiona, we learn that the crop has been under
water for eovornl da YB. Tho amount of dainngo to
the erupa which, ten days ago,gavoBuch Haltering
promises of a lieu harvest, ia incalculable. Still our
farmers aro not discouraged, and think that, with
favorablo seasons hereafter, they will make fa ir
?rope. It ls a consolation to know that "Clod
chas toneth whom Ho lovath."-Marion Star.
Tuc WXATHXS AND THE Can PS.-Buring tho past
week this District was visited with tho most over?
flowing rains that have fallen in many years. Tho
rain commonced on Saturday, and continued, al?
most without conflation, until Friday. At tho time
of our writing tho earth ls so completely aoblwd
that neither man nor beast can bo made available
in the cultivation of tho growing crops, which up
to the time of the froaUet wero in a flour li hing
condition. Incalculable damago mull inevitably
enano to tbs crops on account of this dclugo ol
water, which wo notice bas boon general all over
tho Stato. Wo havo hoard of groat damago hoing
done to tho roads and bridges in many parts o i
the District, and in ono instance whoro a loaded
wagon and team of mulos wore carried away while
endeavoring lo croas Lynch's Dake. Tho mulce
wore ont loose and aavod, but tho wagon and Itt
contenu are still In tho water.-Kingilree Star.
COLD MIMES,-Tho long dormant minoral re?
sources of this section of South Carolina ?oem tc
bo attracting at this timo a considerable skaro ol
attention from abroad. Within tho put fow wooki
revend gold prospects havo boon sold to Northen
compa??a*, at figur?e wbloh would indicate thal
said prospects aro of a decidedly captivating na?
ture. Tho Nor them and Western acctlons of thu
Diatrif.t offer raro inducements, wo aro informod,
for investment in gold mining adventures. Thc
Broad River boundaries ero pronounced to bo rich
in fine specimens of tho yollow ore. 'Tho owner)
of this property cordially invito tboao who han
the means to oomo and dig it out and pay a rea
?onablo to IL- York otile tMquircr. . .
-uku/isivnAii" I- HOM MUDI/TltlE.
NEW YOBK, Juno 23.-When, in tho courao of
human oven ts, it become? necessary for ono oor
rcspondont lo disBolvo tho tics that bind bin to ?
mothar newspaper, nud whoo said doftinct cor?
respondent has tho gratification of reading in
enid motlier newspaper, aa well os in a few coun?
try cousin jouriinla, complimentary obituary no?
tices of bim temporarily dead, it is but natural
for tho i>: rt ?ally doti! man, whon from timo tu
limo attacked by tho incurable- malady known nfl
lacocthcn scribendi, to send oiT au "occasional'
communication tu his still well-beloved mother;
wherefore does Moultrie! oitco moro snluto your
good readers an 1 youreolf, liko an old lover, or on
old young lover, at (meted, in spite of hiniaolf, by
tho Birnie.; of lits former mistress.
Abuttt tsvo weeks ngo it carno to tho knowlcdgo
of your correspondent, in tho Bhspo of a not to bo
rovoalcd secret, that Miss LEE HUDSON, tho actress
and equestrienne, bad resolved to umlorlnko tho
pciiormaitco of tho daring and dangerous foal of
riding up and over and down tho stcop stops of
tho Broadway Bridge, mounted on tbo back of hor
gallant stood, ?Hack Hess, whercforo waa conceived
tho idea of Riving un .account thereof to tho road
cm of tho NEWS, aud tho next stop taken was lo
court Ibo acquaintance both of tho lady and tho
Inn se, tho bettor to [lurforai tl.o solf-imposod task.
Deltoid mo then scated in ono of tho parlors of I
tho Astor House, in company with tho report cr of I
tho Sunday Mercury nud other nowspapor mon,
anxiously awaiting tho coming of tho lady of nerve,
who boards at thin botol on account of its con-J
veniont proximity to tho "bridgo of sizo." Tho
door oneil!) and in walks Alisa IIIUC ON, a magnifi?
cent creature, bor handsome figuro woll set off by
her ologant riding COM tunic. ? Tho newsapnpor men
pay their respects, aud Miss HUDSON anuotincos in
molo dramatic stylo, that sbo baa mado up har
mind to perform Ibo foal, and that, rt,???*-.-, ??
m no i bo accomplished. Alter a few prolty
speeches to tho pretty woman, and a bnt partially
successful attempt at horso (JU, tho nowspapor
mon hclako thomsoIroB to tho bridgo and await
Ibo coming of tho daring woman.. Anon said
daring woman appears, mounted on I.'iack Jiess.
who being lei up to tho stops'of tho bridgo ovinccs
a law-abiding disposition at tho sight of a number
of very tall policomon, who, 'however, ins!? 1 of |
arresting tho progress of tho Btccd, or .-sting
tho fair rider, politely clear tho way, and tho whip
hoing vigorously applied to Ibo loyal horso by a
disloyal eirena mau, Hess gives an upward bound
aud ero tho astonished multitude of lookors on cari
recover from their Burpriso, tho magnificent
animal has mado thoporilods aaoont in rapid style,'
and tho bold woman scated on his back kisses her
hand to tbo ten thousand spectators assembled iu
a moment, wbilo a elinor bnrsia forth that ought
tohavo been hoard in tho NEWS ofilcoln Charloston.
Tho most portions part of tho nnkcrtaking is yet
however to bo performed, there stands the noblo
animnl iu tho centro of tbo bridgo, and ibero sits
Miss HUDSON, her faco flushed in tho excitement
producod by triumphant success, tbo twain making
as Ano' a picturo of a handsome woman and a
hnnd?omo horso as can bo well coucoivod, but tho
dosceut is yet tobo made, and now aro.tho ton,
thousand voicoa hushed, and all is breathless ox
citomont and anxiety - tho steps are c'.ea red by tho
fciondly policomen, and tho bold rider usgos ou
tho steed to attempt tbo descent, but Bess bas
bocomo nervous aud restless, and runs back?
ward itiHload of forward ; iu short rofuscs to
como down from hor lofty omminoDco, whoncc
oho is led by tho poreovoring circus man
Mis? HUDSON however is as dotorminod aa tho
stood, and kcops hor aoat on Boss's back lill terra
firma is safely reached, whon, as sbo (or rather
tho maro), gallops off, anotbor cheer bursts forth
that might havo awakened tko dead. A quarter
o? an hour hi tor Miss HUDSON appears again, (nat
on tho horso), in tho Astor Housa parlor, and
laconically ramarks to tho nowspapor mou, "I havo
dono it," which WUB an assortion mora forcible
than necessary under tho mronnafilanoca, consider?
ing thal wo had all witnessed tho " doing " thereof
from a commanding position on tho bridgo."
Miss HUDSON'S object in porforming this novel
and perilous lent, is probably to gain such notorie?
ty as will enable her tel OUt-MENKEN MENKEN,
when abo (Misa H.) goes over to Europe, whero
tho latter has created a doubla sonsation, by lying
on the back of her horso in tho play of Mazeppa,
and sitting on tho lap of ALEXANDER DUMAS in tho
gallery of a Parisian photographi?t. If Miss ll un
ho.v.coidd succcod in getting a temporary seat on
BICKENS' knoo, oho will rido over tho MENKEN as
shu has ridden over tbo Broadway bridgo.
Tho runing at Jororno Park yostorday, was a par?
ticularly brilliant and atlractivo display, on account
of ite bel?g tho first appearance of tbo ronowncd
hurdle-lcaper, Zigzaq, since ho wont into mourn?
ing'for bis decu.mod jockey. Zigzag, lilackbird,
Citadel and General Williams, woro all mitered for
thc great hurdle rauu, and tho ex-mournlng stood
was tho favorito, selling in tbo pools for fifty dol?
lars moro than Blackbird, who hotvovor carno out
pr rather carno in, winner, and put tho mourner
Onco moro in customary suits of solomn black.
A young goo tinman name LEOOETT, who is to
tho mailor born and moat respectably connect od,
and who baa ibo adrantago of bearing a most ex?
traordinary- roaemblanco .to EDWIN Boora, mado'
his dobut boro last wook at the French theatre,
playing nionAna III,- finvxonu, and KOMF.O. His
HIOUAUD was a "bad succoss," SHYLOCK not quito
HO bad, and ItouXO rather creditable.
Miss MINNA LEAKY , who held forth about a year
and a half UR I in a oonoort at Hibernian Hall in
Charleston, sings much bettor sinco sbo loft tho
Southern States nud entered the rooon elructod
united state of matrimony. 8bo gare a successful
concort at Irving Hall last week, and waa assist?
ed by several first-class artistes, among whom was 1
M ins FANNY STOCKTON, a charming cantatrice and
a woman of a literary tum of mind, who, in con?
versation with your correspondent, eointorlarded
bor discourse with latin quotations (hat Moultrie
was verily] "much amazed."
. iThr, visit of President JOMNRON lo tho Molropo
1S did no?-crosio aa groat a. sonakUuu aa eua tba
former on last year. The' President, however,
cannot complain of tho onthusiastio cordiality of
ki -i ' reception. Ho left for .Boston yesterday
morning.
Tho work of re-paving Broadway has begun I
tho new pavorunnt, which is to bo of granito, and
which will bo by four inches, leas contracted than
tho other, will para tho way to tho reconstruction
of tho fortunes of tho contractor.
Tho weather hoing unoomfortably worm,
theatrical managers aro barely making oxponsoe,
and tho cool shades of tho Central Park aro eager?
ly sought by tbo perspiring multitude, eapcnialiy
on Saturday nltornoons, as tho freo opon air con?
certa havo onoo more begun. Moro oro long from
MOULTRIE. .'
THE WEATHER-CHOPS.-By an oversight our
weatbor article was omitted last week. Wo should
bavo stated that on Sunday before our last issuo
we had equally SB heavy a fall of rail) as was men?
tioned tho week before; and from that time up to
yesterday tho rain has continued almost overy day
to pour down in torronls. On Saturday and Sunday
night last we bad almost a deluge, accompanied
by a regular storm of wind from tho northeast,
making tho temperature quito unplo&BAnt. For
tho last ton days tho lands havo boon completely
wator-sobbed, so that little If any work could be
dono. In tho moan timo tho grasa, as it over does,
has grown with a luxuriance That ia likely Li ohoke
up tho crops. Plantors bavo hardly experienced
mich a timo for tbo IBBI ton years. Tho rains havo
kept tho river up until wo now have a pretty de?
structivo freshet, it being over the tops Of tbo corn
on tho bottom lands. - It ia now falling, howover,
and wo hope the damago will not bo so great,
[Cheraio Adierliter.
THE LATE BAINB.-We have had. daring tho past
wook, a succession of heavy raine, which lwvo
j donn a vast amount of injury. Tho accounts from
all patts of tho district, aro discouraging. Tho
streams havo benn higher than at any time sinoo
tho beginning of Spring, and wo havo hoard of the
washing away of throe or four mill-dams. But tho
greatest durango is to tho crops. Most of tho
wheat waa out and shocked in tho field, and tho
heavy rainB hivo, in many places, caused it to
sprout ; tho lou in this ehapo is ell (haul t to esti?
mate. Oats, which woro nearly ready to out and
promisod an unusually hoary ylold, aro boat down
on tho ground to such an extent as to mako it doubt?
ful wbolhorhalfo crop will bo gathered. Oom ia
injured, aa lt ia generally In tho grass ?0 much
that it cannot now bo worked out in timo to mako
a heavy crop. Cotton suffered lesa than tho othor
cropa, and if the seasons are favorablo, it may do
very woll yot. All crops on bottom lands may aa
woll bo counlod ont lu oalimalea of tho year's pro
cooda.-Torkctlle Enquirer. . <
HEAVY BAINS AND WINDS.-A aeason of cool,
cloudy-and rainy weather, which had conti..uod
for a numbor of days, culminated into a regular
northeaster, and continued through Friday night,
Saturday and a portion of Saturday night fast,
during whioh limo a young dolugo of water foll
upoh tho earth. -
, Wo fear that tho cropa havo sustained rory ma?
terial inj air. Cora and oats h aro boen blown down
in many instances, and cotton almost destroyed,
Whore tho crop waa at all grassy and tho land low,
lt will bo difficult now. after BO long a wot spoil, tc
i BATO it, and should a dry season of auy langlo non
ensao, tho offcot would no disaatroaa,
, " [tiumter Walcl.man,
8T. PETER'S ANO ST. PAUL.1- DAY.
Thc 29th dav of Juno lina boon long not apart aa
tho anniversary of tho martyfuom of ST. Pirraiand
ST. PAUL, which la sup?K>aod to havo Ukou placo
A. D. 07. To-day, therefore, will bo celebrated tho
olglitooiilh hundredth annivoraary of thia fcatival,
and Ilia Holiness, tho Popo, baa taken tho noces
aary measures to havo a cclobrallon at Homo to?
day, worthy of tho placo and tho occasion. Iiivi- |
tn.tiona have been iHSUod to Catholic Prelates in
every part of tho world to af ?st in tho coromonics,
nud this call has boen responded to very numer?
ously. A dispatch from Homo, a few days ago,
announced tho proseuco in Homo of COO Bishops |
and about 20,000 Priests. Bishop LYNCH, of thia
eily, it will bu remembered ia among tho guests.
Tho ceremonies in tho Eternal City to-day wo fool
suro will bo among tho most imposing tho world
has ovor aeon, and tho demonstration muet bo
considered as ol a mixed character-religious and
political, or rather hierarchical.
This ls a Utting timo to look at tho lloman Cath- J
olio Church, aud tho placo uho hos hold, and now
holds, in tho world's history, and this wo cannot
do in briefer apaco or Utter language than tn
lUnn.u-'H celebrated passago on this subject:
"There is not, and there never was on this earth,
a work of human policy HO woll deserving of ex?
amination aa tho Roman Catholic Church, Tho
history of that Church joins together tho two groat
ages of human civilization. No othor institution
is loft standing which oarrios tho mind back to tho
times whon tho smoko of sacrifico roso from tho
Pantheon, and whou oamoloopards and tigers
hounded in tho Flavian amphith??tre. The proml?
oht royal houses aro but of yesterday when com?
pared With tho lino Of Supreme Pontiffs. That
lino : wo trace book, in an unbrokon series, from
tho'Pop: who ;rownod NAPOLEON, in tho nino
toonth century, to tho Popo who crowned PEMN.
?u" sT uiguiu; min i ar Doyoud tho timo of
PEPIN tho august dynasty oxtenda, till it is
lost in tho twilight of fabio. Tho Kopublio
ot Venice carno noxt in antiquity. Bat tho Ropub
lic of Vcnico was modern whon compared with tho
Papacy ; and tho Kopublio of Vonico is gono, and
tho Papacy remains. Tho Papacy romains, not in
decay, not a more antique, but full of lifo and Uso
ful vigor. Tho Catholic Church ?a st ill pending
forth to tho farthest onds of tho world missionaries
as zealous as those who lauded in Kont with AU?
GUSTIN, and still confronting hoe tile Kings with
tho samo spirit with which she confronted ATTILA.
Tito number of her children is greater than in any
former age. Her acquisitions in tho Now World
bavo moro than compensated for what shu has lost
in tho Old. Ha spiritual ascendancy oxtends over
tho vast countries which Ho between tho Plains of
tho Missouri aud Capo Horn, countries which, a
century boneo, may. not improbably contain a pop?
ulation as largo as that which now inhabit? Eu?
rope Tho members of hor communion aro cor- ?
tain!y not fowor than a hundred and fifty millions;
sud it will bo dide ult to show that all othor Chris?
tian sects united amount to a hundred and twenty
millions.
Nor do wo seo any sign which indicates that tho
term of her long dominion is approaching. Shu
saw tho commencement of all tho govornmcnta
and of all tho ccclosi-sticsl ostabliahmonts that
now exist in tho world; and wo fool no oaauranco
that sho ia not destined to soo tho ond of thom all.
She was groat and respected boforo tho Saxon bad I
sot foot on Britain; before tho Frank had passed j
tho Rhine, when Grecian eloquence ?till flourish?
ed in Antioch, when idols wore still worshipped in
tho templo of Mocea. And she may still oxiat, in
undiminished vigor, when aomo traveller from New
Zealand ahall, in tho midst of a vast solitudo, toko
bis stand on a broken arch 'of London Bridgo, to
sketch tho ruins of Kt. Paul's.
This has boon ofien quoted, and may bo con?
sidered high praiso, but it is strictly tran never- j
tholes, and deserved.
Dr. MABLY, in his recent work, "Christianity j
and its Conduis," claims 200,000,000 of tho world's I
population as Catholics, and only 00,000,000 _& |
Protestants. Tho CivUla Oattolica distributes tho
Cath olio population of tho world as follows :
Europo, 147,101,000 ; Asia and Oce?nica, 0,060,000 ;
Africa, 4,071,000; America, 40,070,000. Dr. M.
goos on to say : "It ia a woll known and generally
concedod fact, that tho Catholic Church at tho J
present timo ia making moro rapid progresa in
conversions and in influonco among nearly all tho
nations of tho earth than at any provious
period. Tho nuiuorous and rapid sub-divisions of |
tho soots, and their alarming tendency toward ra?
tionalism and indifferontism havo induced thought?
ful men everywhere to reflect seriously opon thoso
innumerable variations and conflicts of opinion,
and to look about thom for some reasonable, uni?
form and fixed religious faith, etc. otc."
Tho progress pf tho Roman Cathollo Church in
tho United States, during tho past sixty years, lias
boon moro than ons hundred per centum every ten
years. In 1B08 thoro was ono diocese, two bishops,
sixty-eight clergymen, eighty churches and
stattooB, one college, and two female schools. In
1801 thora wero forty-five bishops, 2317 clergymen,
9705 churches and stations, ovor thirty colleges,
and not loss than 150 schools for girls.
Arrest Of C. C. lloirrn.-A Blighty Mull tall
en.-View? of Congre aa Vanished.
We mentioned briefly in our issue of yesterday,
that tho abovo named individual had boen arreeted
by tho military authorities. Tho following commu?
nication, published in tho Savannah Advertiser, of
tho 20th instant, will throw aomo light on thc an?
tecedents und char actor ol' BOWEN:
Ma. F-DiTon : Noticing in your paper a few days
ainco a paragraph dipped from tho Charleston
Moren ry. iu regard to a speech marlo to tho ne
gi nos in 8ummervillo, S. C., in which C. C. Bowen
in formed his hearers that if they did not vote tho
Radical ticket they would bo sont to tho Peniten?
tiary. I waa moro forcibly than ovor reminded of
tho tuet that tho antocodonts of all tho white Ra?
dicals' in tbs South most singularly coincido with
otoh other.
il fixet modo tho acquaiotan?o of this C. C.
Bowen at the Marshall House in this city in 18G2.
Wo wore then organizing a company under tho
,.ek .i u._ ouuroueraMT congress, in Togara to
Partisan Rangers.
Bowan unlisted with ns, end from associating
with lum (luring tho following-two years,'in the
same company, I loamed that ho was a Rhodo
'Island man by birth, but had of lato been settled
in Southwestern fl our g ia, from which place ho
peregrinated through tho country as a profession?
al faro dealer and gambler in general, and. also
that ho had married ono of tho most notorious
prostitutes in Macon, So mach for his history
provious to my meeting him.
Oar company .was finally mustered into service
in tho 21st Georgia Battalion of Cavalry, under tho
command of Major W. P. Whito. After doing
aomo picket duty in tho neighborhood ot this city,
we wore ordored to report to Gen. Beauregard at
Charleston. vVhilo there, from th* occarroncea of
vacancies, and tho cool effrontery of Bowen, bo
roanagod to got olectod Captain.
While holding that nffico, ho made a good thing
of it by taking in H nhs! i tnt es, and for a large por?
tion or tho monoy ho would give thom leave or ab
H nnco; tboy of CO orso never returning to tho com?
mand, tho supposition hoing that they had doaort
od. By theso, and othor littlo games, he managed
tobecomo the owner of niuo horses, which wero
liddon m tho command by mon who wero not ablo
to own horses thomsolves.
Frc m Charleston wo wero ordered to Waco am aw
Nock, opposite Georgetown, S. C.. to picket the
Federal gunboats. While station lhere Bowan pro?
cured a furlough to come to Savannah, and while
hero, by aomo fraudulent moans, procured money
from tho pay department. For this causo Major
W. P. White preferred charges against him 'Tor
conduct unbecoming an offloor and a gentleman."
On these charges ho was court m art I al ed in
Georgetown, ana, on conviction, dlsmlenod tho ser?
vice. Immediately on tho promulgation of tho
order of Gen. Trapior, announcing his dismissal,
Bowen left for Waccamaw.
A fow nichts after his dopartore, as I was scald?
ing a doad ohoat which had bitten mo that. day, I
hoard a report of a gun at Major white's' quarters,
The wholo camp was in an uproar, and I 'among
tho rest went into Maj.-W's quarters, where I found
bim lying wounded, shot through tho knee, from
' which wound bo died in about throe wooka, la tao
Georgetown hospital, murdered in cold blood.
Tho party upon whom suspicion foil wis arrest?
ed. Ho provea to bo a sergeant in our company,
and ho acknowledged that ho stood outside of the
houso and shot Major Whito through tho weather?
boarding. Ho showed us tho holo whore the ball
onlcrod tho houso; he showed na whore be had
thrown tho murderous weapon ofter doing the das?
tardly deed: ho showed its a blind made of brush,
alongside tba road leading to tho landing, which
C. C. Bowen had constructed1, behind which to
bide and shoot Major White as ho should pass
I going to or returning from tho Unding, and he
I confessed that 0. C. Bowon had promised him tho
best hirso ho owned if he wonld murder Major W.
Bowen was Immediately arrested in August*, by
teJegraphio orders, and brought to Charleston and
confined hi .tho Ja l. Bhortly after this we wore
called to Virginia, whore until tue snrrondor, more
stirring Boones ol aimed my attention, and tho man
had aimoet es ca ped my momory until I aaw his
ramo tn j our pape ras a Radical.
Coirirnont on mybnmblo part Li unnecessary,
and having extended this muoh longor than I ex?
pected. I will oloao by only saying that thoro aro
many in-Uvldrals In Havannah wbv ctn vouoh for
?il I sty. Yours truly.
VENTI_TC,T,
j ...\., i.-i.I 4i ; **:
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il
-:o:
WE ABE OITF.RING OUR HTOOK OF BUMMER
CLOTHING, comprising LINKNH, FLANNELS AND
LIOHT WLIOIIT WOOLLEN, lt prices which cannot
tall to natlsly all who aro seeking to buy GOOD 000D3
CHEAP. Th o larger part ot onr Stock wo manufacturo
In our own workshops, Kblch wo warrant lu every
respocL
Wo giro below some of our leading prices :
LINEN SACK;; nt.fa, a, t and 6
LINEN PANTS nt.tl 25,1 SO and 2 |
LINEN VESTS al.?1 CO and 2 I
CHECK CASSIM EBB BUtTB. BACK, PANTS AND
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GREY FLANNFr. or,-oACK. PANTS AND VEIT. .?7
vjHECK LINEN H DITS, SACK, PANTS AND VE8T....?8
CHECK MARSEILLES SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND
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WHITE LINEN AND DUCK ROTTS.til to 20
BLACK ALPACA SAOKS.?2 00 lo 0
LIGHT WEIGHT CASS1MERE SUITS, tn fancy mix
lures, and solid colors, and BLACK DRESS SUITS
all our own mako, at very low prices.
FURNISH INO GOODS, adapted to Ute season
WHITE SHIRTS, four qualities.S2 60, 3, and
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COHN KU OF HASEL,
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Juno 13 _i_tm
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(T MAURIED,
,..?.'! iii0 2ct" ln"- uy ",0 Dr- f**nrTiir. TITOS. J.
Yt UART. ON. to LU/.IK A., daughter of E. C. KEVKLKV,
all of tilla city. *
xnr-Tlic Relatives nml FVIcnila of Mr. anil
Sin. JOHN MIUDUCTON, aro requested to allcnil thu Ku
uoralServices of tliclr Infant Haugh teer, KLIZAIIKTU
HAMILTON, nt HI. Michael's Church, TA II Horning M
half pa.il Ton o'clock, without further Invitation. '
Juno 39 i *
SPECIAL NOTICES.
?V STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES?
TON ?I3TRIC?.-IN EQUITY.-WILLI AM COI.K M
WADELLA SIMONS tl nf. -lill.I, KO It PAItTlTION_
It appearing lo my BatlBfarllon lliat OWEN CHAT?
TERS, SARAH MCKINLAY auU ELIZA LESE 8NE, three
of tho Defendants In Ibis caso aro absent from, and re?
silla lieyond tho limita of Ulla H (a tc. Ou motion of J.
II. N Ai II ANS, Esq.. ordered that tho said 1)< fendants
do appear and plead, ann .ver or demur lo this hill vrltldn
lorty day? from Iho publication of this order, or an older
!o lako tho hill pro confrtto, will ho ?muled and entered
against them. JAg. L. OANTT.
OOlco or Register lu Equity, It. E. O. D.
2Slk Juno, 1?07. Jono 30 k July 16 Juno 39
AYJ-STATF. OF SOU HI CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DISTRICT-IN CHANCERY_OFFICE OF THE
ItEOISTER IN EQUITY.-tIEOIIfJIANNA H. KALK, RY
HER NEXT FRIEND, ZACIIARLVII FALK M. MUS.
UATTY J AC OH I, NATHANIEL J A CORI, SIMON ASUIM
AND MAI TL m.. A. AS ni M_DILL FOR FAIITITION,
DIVISION AND ACCOUNT.-It appearing lo my aatla
facUon U"\t NATHANIEL JACORI, SIMON ASUIM and
MATILDA A. ASHIM, DcfetiiUnts In this causo, oro
sbecnt fro tn, and reside Leyuud thu Ihuiia of this Stale.
PO Dial tho ordinary process of tho Conrt cannot bo
served on them, on motion of JOHN PHILLIPS, Esq.,
N?TYJllS??.V.HS?IiCJl<>^? onIerc<1 'hatthe ?aid Defendants.
A. ASUIM, do opppar and idead, au ?wer or demur, n.
thia Dill, wQhlu forty dove from tho publication of this
Onler, or an Order jiro confrtto will ho granted and
entered agata**! thom. JAS. h. OANTT,
Register lu Equity, Charleston District.
Juno 39 a
9*T THE STATE OF 80UTH CAROLINA,
DAHLINOTON DISTRICT.-IN EQUITY.-P. D. DACOT
AND T. L. BACOT, Administrators, PETHR 8.
DACOT, rt. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF TETER
S. DACOT.-Upon hearing tho plcadinga In thia case, it
ls, ou motion ol W. W. HARLLKE, Complainanta' Solid,
tor. ordored thal all and singular Hie creditors of tho late
Peter S. Ha, m. Complainant'? lnlcalalo, ba required
to fllu and provo their respective demands and debts lu
Judgments and othorwise against thc said Intcatate, bo
furn tho Commtsaloucr of this Court, by er before tho
drat day of November noxt, and In default thereof that
they bo debarred from tho benefit of any decrco to bo
made therein, and that tho Commlscloncr of thia Court
do advertise Ulla onler once a month in tho Darlington
Southerner and tho Charleston Daily lieut, until tito
eald tim da; of November next.
Tho abo "o ls a true copy Irom Iho original order made
tn tho above case, 13th ol February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, C. E. D. D.
Commissioner's Office, Dorliugton C. H., February 23,
1807. ?30 fl February 23
are- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.-IN EQUITY-D. W. ED?
WARDS, Administrator T. E. ROWLE, rr. E. S. HOWLE,
JAMES P. WILSON AND OTHERS.-DILL FOR IN
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It ia ordered
that tho CREDITORS ol THOM AS E. HOWLE, deceased,
bo enjoined from proceeding to recover their dalma at
law agalust tho complainant, and Ulai they do provo and
os lab li ah their demand? against tho ?aid Hon tu: before
Iho Commhwoucr of Uris Court, ou or before tho first day
of December next, and in default thereof that Uieyba
barred tho benefit of any decree to bo pronounced
herein.
Thc above 1? a true copy from tho original oidor modo
In tho nbnve slated case, 12tb February, 18G7.
A. F. EDWARDS, C. E. D. D.
Commbwloner'a Office, Darlington C. H., Feb. 33, 1807.
February 33 B41
asr THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLtNA
DARLINGTON DISTRICT-IN EQUITY-HANNAH J.
HAST, Administratrix, ?J. FI.I.EN E. UART, JOHN
WITHERSPOON, et al.-DILL FOB INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF_It ia ordered that tho credit?
ors of JOHN L. HART bo enjoined from proceeding to
recover their dalma at law against tho complainant, and
that tliey do prove and establish Uidr demanda against
tho sold John L. Uart, before tho Commissioner of
thia Court, on or before Ibo find day af November next,
and In doflult thereof that they bo barred from tho ben?
efit of any decrco to be mada herein.
It la also ordered that a copy of tula order bo published
at least ouco i week until tho first day of Novombor next
lu tho Darlington Southerner and tho Charleston Daily
Arev>t.
Tho above la a true copy from tho original order mode
In tho abovo case, 12U> February, 1807.
A. P. EDWARDS, C. E. D. T>.
OoinnsstONZK'e OrnoE, Darlington C. H., February
33, 18(17. o36 fl Fobrnary 33
?ivSTATE OF BOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES?
TON DISTRICT.-CLERK'S OFFICE C. O. S. AND C. P.
-PUBLIC NOTICE -I, J. W. BROWNFIELD, Clerk of j
said Court, In pursuance of tho Act of tho legislature.
In such caso mode and provided, do hereby give public
notice that an ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DIBnUCT will bo held on Monday, Iho Mk nf Au?
gust next, at all tho usual places of dec Hon throughout
tko sahl District
Wltnoaa my band, at Charleston, tho 34th Juno, 1807.
J. W. BROWNFIELD, C. O. S. and C. P.
Juno 33
**v ARTIFICLVL EYER-ARTIFICIAL HU- |
HAN EYES mode to order and Inserted by Dra. F.
BAUCH and P. QOUOLEMANN (formerly employed by
IlonaoKNEAU, of Ports), No. 590 Broad way, Now Yolk.
Aprll 14 lyr
Mir BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER'S LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gray bair to ita original
color and youthful brau ty. Imports life, strength and
growth to the weakest hair; stop* Ita tilling out at once ;
keeps tho hoad clean; 1? unparalleled aa a hslr-dressing.
Sold by all druggists, fosblonsblohalr-droasera, and deal?
ers In .'oncy good*. The Irado ?applied by tho whole?
sale druggists.
' I SARAH A. CH KV ALI Eli, M. D.,
June 8 aluUiCmo . .. Now York.
J93~ DUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KHJT.R'n
will certainly rmlermlnsi? .?.- i?1*? ll* nae 1* per
Mi ul. Dewars ol hoj a Fly-Paper, which soma
I doolan keep beca?so they can f at lt for nearly nothing.
I Don't be swindled. Ask for DU . CHER'S, which ls sold
by al Uve druggist*. lm> . May 28
r NOTICE T J MARINERS. -0 A P T AI NS |
AND PILOTS wUbin- to. anchor their vends tn Ashley
Diver, aro requested not todo BO anywhere within direct
rouge of the booda ol tim SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVES, on (lie Charleston apd BL Andrew's aide ol
Uio Ashley River; by which procauUon, contact with tko
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. 0. TURNER, H. II.
Harbor Master's Office, Char los ton, February 0, I860.
February 7 . .
{?jp,.MK ORAVEST MALADIES' OP YOUTH
AND KARLY MANHOOD.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on tho Physiology of tho Fassions, and tbs
Errors, Abuses and Diseases peculiar to tho Drat aga oi
mun, with Report* on new methods of treatment em?
ployed In this institution. Sent in sealed letl r on
votopea, froo of charge.
Address Dr. J. S KILLIN HOUOQTON,
i ' ' . Howard Association, PhlUdelphtt, Po.
Hoy 90 . Smo
tar PERSONA L.-MADAME DAVID, TJ?E
moat celebrated RY DIL In tho world, ls now located tn
Washington, D. O. Her powers oro unrivalled, aa le at
le-Lvl by all who have consulted ber, being descended
in a di roc I Uno, from Madame LXNOHMAND, Hie famous
Sybil, who foretold tho dcsUuirs of NAPOLEON, Jos*
rums, and other crowned notable* of her Umo.
Persons withing to communicate with regard to their
future Uvea, con do so, by asking any information tboy
may desire, through Washington. D. C., Pcatofuce box
No. 333, giving nomo, Umo of birth, with lock of bair, and
ono donor, endosod, with stamped envelope directed to
themselves, which will meet with prompt attention.
Lost property moy bo restored by describing to ns the
article, and when, ond where lort,
Addreoa Madame DAVID,
rosto nico box No. 833, Washington, D. O.
Jane 38
eW BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
I flPLENDU) HAIR DYE is tho beat In the world. The
only (rue and perfect Dye-harmless, rellsble, Instan?
taneous. No disappointment- No ridiculous tint*.
Natural Black or Drown. Homed los Iho 111 affoots of Bad
Dye*. Invigorates tho bair, leaving ll soft and beautiful.
The genuine Is signed William A. Batchelor. AU others
oro mere lmtUUons, ond should be avoided. Bold by aU
I Druggist* and Porromor*. Factory, No. 61 Barclay
I street, New York.
SOT BEWARE OP A OOtTNTEBFElT,
December 10 lyr
THE TRI-HEEKJLY NEWS,
PUBLISHED IN WINNBBORO' fl. a, AFFORDS A
profitable medium for tho advertising public ol
Charleston. ,
We respectfully oeUdt their patronage for our malua)
bene?L
GAILLARD, D?8POnTK8 k WILLIAMS.
Ne^emberW
SPECIAL NOTICES.
av OS I .ARIAN CHURCH. TIIK USUAL
Services ?111 ho held lu llilxChurch 7V.lfnrr.no /WI'MCHI.
Thu Btrcalng service will i>? held at quaricr-paxt x o'clock,
subject or Iba Evening discourso-"CHRISTIANITY
ACCORDING TO JEHUS." Tills wllllio Iho mnrlminn ul
I vi nine B>rvlcfa. _1 Juno SH
?roiiPiiAN nouai: CIIAPKL.-TUB RBV.
E. J. MEYNAItUIB. ol Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, will perform Divino Hcrvlca in thia CIHIJK'I
Tit-Murrow Afternoon, SOU) inst., ntC o'clock.
Juuo '-"J 1
tnv RI?V. C. T. GADSDEN WIM. I)KMVKR A
Hormon, to Ye inn? Mon's Christian Association, .Vu lilui/
Erening, at 8>; o'clock, at St. f.uko'H Church.
Hy order. W. Vf. PEMBERTON,
Jun? 2U r_1 _ Fccretary.
m- EXEC UTO RS' NOTICE?-ALL FER80N3
having demand* against Iho Estate of tho lalo Colonel
AU I HUH P. 11 AYN K. will present them duly allcslcd.
and those hoing ludehte<l lo tho Estatu will mako pay.
moul to W. ALSTON PRINGLE.
CHARLES ALSTON,
W.ALSTON PEINOLE,
Juno 20 sH Qiialidcd Excuuturv.
4-OFKICK Ol' HOARD Ol' HEALTH.
CH JESTON, H. O., JUNE?fllli, 1807.-On mid kiter
TA i uy CLOUIDE OF LIME AND COPPERAS, for
DISiNFEOTINO PURPOSES, will ho furnished free nj
charge, on application at tilla Ofllco, No. 117 C. mil ni;
a'rrct, as Iho City authorities earnestly dcslro that th?
citizens generally should us? dlsiufcciatiln promptly and
frocty, whorover uccessary.
OEOROE S. PEL/.ER, M. D.,
Juno 28 15 c.i> Rrgktrar.
ta- O V F ICE OP CI T Y TREASURER^
CHARLESTON, H. C., JUNE IS, 1H07.-Holders, of Co??
tions of tho Firo Loan Bonds of tho City of Charleston,
?J^jfflad..tjiat Ihaaa falllug duo on tho llrsl of July
J. IL KlBTIJMrD, RIM.. TALXIMHH: ti' (ti&TMr4V*VKk
nlrect, N w York, or at th? First National Dank ol
Charleston.
(Slguod) K. THOMAS,
Juno lt) IU City Treasurer.
*aT*WR ARK AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WniTINll, Esq., aa a candidato tor Sheriff
Charleston (Judicial) District, at thc neil election.
Septem ber lu
?.TMESSIIS. EDITORS:-YOU WILL PLEASE
announce tiru. A.M. MA S h i AULT as a Candidato for
Rhcrlff at Uio ensuing ctccUun. A CITIZEN.
November tl stn
?B- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WM. BLUM DINGLE as a Caudiilato for tho SherifTally
al thu onaulng oloclion.
Soptomber ll ll s
?-NOTICE is HEREBY G?VE??TlnLYT7^
PLICATION will bo m ~.o In thc proper autb Tillea for a
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF TUE MECHANIC
ASSOCIATION. 18* Mer 18
?3- ESTATE ELIZABETH DALLARD7~DE~
CEASED.-AB persona having legal claims against tba
estate of saidKLZAUETH HA I.I, Uti), lato of Charleston.
Widow, will render Ibu same, attcstod, wlttiin limo pre?
scribed by law; and thoso indcbtcil will matu pa) moul to
I'll il.11' J. BREEN,
J-iDO 22 st) Qualified Ox'or.
~?3* ELMORE MUTUAL INSUHANCE~CO.U
PANY.-CliAnutsroM, Juno 19lh, 1P07.-All demands
against thia Company must bo presented on or before Ibo
101A day nf July nett, or they ?111 bo debarred payment,
os a dual svtUemcnt with tho Stockholders will bo made
alter that dato.
By order of tho Board. JOSEPH WHILOM*.
Juno 10 WB7 Rec re lory.
SS- U. H. INTERNAL REVENUE, SECOND
DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA, CnAUI.F.STON, Juno 20,
1807.-Tho Taxes on Ibo Annual List fur 1807, comprls
lug Taxes on Income, BIBiard Tables kept for private usc,
Carriages, Plats and Gold Watches, ara now duo and pay- I
able. These Taxes may he p dd by persona residing in
Charleston District, at No. 48 BROAD STREET, Charles- j
ton, to Um Collector or his Doputy, on or before the 20Ui I
of July, 1807. Euiees paid by that time, tho law attaches |
additional amounts io tho tax.
FBEDEBICR A. SAWYEB,
CoUector Second District, B. C.
Juno 20_vrsOB I
J8?- A YOUNO LADY RETURNING TO nElt [
country homo, after a sojourn of a tow mouths In tb?
city, was hardly r -ognlxcd by ber friends. In place o'
a coarse, rustic, flushed face, abo had a soft ruby com
ploxlon of almost marble smoothness, and Instead ol
twe nty-three abo really appeared but eighteen. Upon In
qulry aa to tho canso of eo great a chango, she plainly
told thom that .boused tho CIRCASSIAN BALM, and
considered it an lu valuable acquialUon to any lady's toilet.
Hy Its sse any Lady or Gentlemen can Improve their per?
sonal appearance an hundred fold. It ls simple in ita
combination, aa Natura hortolf la Alu.plo yoi unsurpass?
ed in Ita efficacy In drawing lmpuriUcs from, also beal?
ing, cleansing and beautifying tho skin and complexion.
Dy ita direct action on the cuticle lt draws from lt aU ita
impurities, kindly healing tho samo, and leaving tlie sur?
face aa Nature Intended lt should be-clear, soft, smooth
and beauUful. Prtco $1, tent by Mtll or Express, on re?
ceipt of an order, by
W. L. CLARK k CO., Chemists,
No. 3 Weat Fayclte Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
. Tho only American Agouta for Ibo salo of Um aauic.
March 30_ly
?9*ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Narrons Debility, Pre?
maturo Decay, and oB tho offocta of youthful Indiscre?
tion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free,
to all who need ll, Uia receipt and directions for making
tho rimplo rem ody by which be was cured. Sufferers
wishsigto profit by tho advertiser's oxperionce, can do
so by addrcsstog, In perfect con&denca,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
April 12 3mos? No 12 Cedar street. New York.
Tho Universal Verdict af all ?lie Mott Ex?
perienced Pastry Cooks und Housekeep?
ers is t Lu t ike
PIONEER;
YEAST POWDER
I S THE MORT RELIABLE OF ALL BAKING POW
I. OERS? being boauUfully while, and freo from all In?
jurious Ingredients, besides requiring only two-thirds of
Uie quantity to have tho sama effect as other Yesal
Powders. H you want dellghlful Plo Crust, Biscuit and
(Vira Broad, give it a trial
-or sale by OnOBER A MARTIN,
. . ?. - No. 230 King street
HENEY BISCHOFF As CO.,
No. lui East tay,
W. 8. CORWIN At CO.,
Na 2fi0 King streit.
? DOWTE A MOISE, Druggists,
NO. 181 MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hotel,
january 21 _'_thstuGmo
rriHIS DELICIOUS TONIO, ESPECIALLY DESIGNED
JL for tho uso of Ui ?
Medical Profession and tho Family,
le now endorsed by all the prominent Physicians, Cb om?
is ta and Connoisseurs, as possessing all thoso intrinsic
medicinal qualities (lanie and diuretic) which boloug to
OLD AND PURE GIN.
Wo trott that oar established r?putation founded
upon eighty -eight yean of experlenco-abundantly vin?
dicates our claims to public con Qd on co, and guaran?
tees (he excellence or Ibis Standard Article.
Put up In cases containing ono dor.cn bottles each and
sold br aB prominent Druggists, O rocera, io.
' A.M. HIN INGER k CO,
[Established 1778. Solo Importers
No. IS Beaver street. Now Yoi
Opinion? or th Prest.
Tbs Bln?ogers, No. 18 Beaver street, have a very high
reputation to sustain, aa tho oldoat and best house in
Now York.-Itome Journal.
Tho house of A. M. Blningcr k Ca, No. IS Beaver
street, bas sustained, for arartod of eighty y. ara, a repu?
tation that may woll bo envied.-.V. T. Keening /toil.
GOODRICH, WI NEMAN & CO.,
KO. 1&3 MEETING STREET,
. Opposite Charleston Hotel,
and
DO WIE & MOISE,
8TOOE880RS TO KING <fc OASSIDBY,
NO. lil MEETING STREET,
Wholesale Agonis, Charleston, B. O.
Jtbuary 20 tu tba Brno
TUE CAROLINA TIMES,
PVOLISHBD AT OBANOJBDVKU C. II.
mriTB PAPER GIBCULATKB THBOUOHODT Tilt
J. 'uilddte portion of tba Btate, and offers the best
fae Otc cs for advertisers, February 25
SHIPPING.
P?tt. MnSrtfttT~~OD\ CHAUT* lt,
'Tho ?l-l Milln;; schooler BERTHA.
' Apple In WM. GURNEY".
JlM-rM ll _No. 1*"J Knut Wjy.
Killt (OIIPMIl III Vi: lt_WUK l'A it
lilin,i sloop .l|i|,IA UTAN will leave Marsha TH
whait, mi Um 1st mid l.'lb ol July, anti POntlnild
?illili further nul liv. Tor all IUIIIIIH on Wc-t. ni
oran, II ol Confiar Uiver, ami Kaolcrll branch lu Huiuic.it .1
fi rry. 'I ruillii;; li -ti,. ilv i>ro]illill,-il.
For Freight rii|iai!i'iu,'iiln, apply lo Mauler on board, or
tu CHAI oil A- MALI.ONEB,
ilorlbcck's Whorl.
N. H.-All Freight* UIIIKI bo prepaid.
.lune tl Imo
NEV; YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINK. 1
- ; Tl
Voit MiW YOIUC,
Till-: NEW AND Kl.KUANT SIDF.WHEKL STEAMSHIP
M. H. WOODHULL, COMMANDER,
WILL LEAVE FROM AUGER'S SOUTH WHARP
?ni Snlurdnu, Un- dill lilah, al 4 O'clock P. M.
? o' All "ian.ml I rei,ila ciu-j.;<'nn-nlii niii-l IM maui
ot tho ollie., ol COURTKNA? a: TltLNIIOI.M. No. ll
Baal liny.
?o' For Pnsiaeo and all malt, vi connected with tl, i
luuar.l liomin BU or Ul? Ships, apply lo Si ll BET UltOTU,
EUS fe CO., No. 71 Baal Hay.
STKEET BROTHERS .V CO., I ,"",.
COIIIll KNAY .V THENUOl.M. | Atcalt
OS' Tho CHAMPION lollown ou tho Clh July.
Juno tit
F?ll NEW YORK: j
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
ONE OF THE FAVORITE AND ELEGANT STEAM.
SHU'S SARAGOSSA, GRANADA, WILL LEAVE
NORTH ATLAN 1 IC WHARF EVKllY BATURDAY.
THE STEAMSHIP
xtrVT-r---n Wn.I, LEWE NORTH ATLANTI l
^'-X^^.^?il!iiWUAu,.* ?" SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
?^Xviuffi.lij J'1'"' Wth. nt 4 o'clock.
-_- Tl^^-T-is?S- Bill* Idling must positively bo band?
ed in by 2 o'clock for menai ure.
Juno JU_RAVEN EL A- CO.
FOR BALTIMORE.
THE FAVORITE STEAMSHIP
3? A XJ O O HST 3
E. C. REED, Commander.
WILL SAIL FOR THE ABOVE PORT, ON SATUR?
DAY, ?Mk inst, at fit? o'clock P. .M., from Pier
No. 1 I'nlnu Wharves.
For Freight or Passage, having good Cabin accommo?
dations, apply lo
COURTENAY A- TRF.NIIOLM,
Juno M_2_Union Wharves.
~Folt NORTH EDISTO AND
ItOVICVILLE.
THE STEAMER
ST- HELENA,
CAPT. JAS.O. RUMLEY,
WILL LEAVE AS AROVE FROM SOU TH
Atlantic Wharf, un Tuetduy. tko 2d of July, at G
o'clock A. M.
Mein ruin ; will leave misto on Wttlneiilay Horning,
at ?o'clock A. M.
Freight received on ilon lay until sunset, and bo pro.
paid.
For Freight or Passago aoply on board, or lo
' JNO. H. MURRAY, Market Wharf. '
June 29_2
NEW VOItlC AM) UIIKMEN HTEAHMIIU'
COMPANY.
THE FIRST-CLASS U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
ATLANTIC. I NORTHERN Lia HT.
DALTIO. I WESTERN METROPOLIS.
Leave Flor No. 40, N. lt.. Now York, every second Sat?
urday, from Juno 15.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
takine; passengers to Southampton, London. Havro and
Bremen, ot tba iii lo .vir g rates, payable In gold orita
equivalent in currency:
First Cabin, f 110; Second Cabin, Ids; Stcorago, tSS.
From Bremen, Southampton and Havre to Now York.
First Cabin, $110; Second Cabin, S7C; 8 Icu rogo, Sta.
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME-Flit!
Cabin, S21II; Second Cabin. ?130; Steerage, $70.
SAiusii OATS renal NHW Tome AND nnvjir.v :
lune 15omi 23 I July I'J and 27 I August 10 and 24
Heat, 7 and 21 | Oct. 5 and 19 | Nov. 2 and 10
For Frolght or passage apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR, President,
Fohrnory 27 ly No 40 Broadway, K. Y.
FPU SJ^TAJStNjLzi.
THE STEAMER
"DICTATOR,"
1000 TONS UV HT I IE .M. '
CAPTAIN Lt. M. COSETTE B,
WrLL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC WHARF EVER ?
Tuesday Nlgkt, at U o'clock, for Savannah, I
For frolght or pasaogo apply on board or to o m co of
J. D. AIKEN k CO, Agents,
May 10_Benth Atlantic Wbart.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA,
BY
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
STEAM PACKET LINE,
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
TUE STEAMER
PILOT :BO"2V
CAPTAIN W. T. UoNELTY. . !
T.^Y-?S AC.9?Moa?WInd^^^^
o'olnck. Ramming, leaves Florida Steam Packet Wharf,
Savannah, every IlVdnenfay and Friday Mornings, ot
7 O'clock.
Touching ot Blufften on JfonJ.iv/ and II'AIIKU Jayr.
Freight received dally and stored free of charge.
Frolght to alt pointa exeunt Savannah, must bo pre?
paid. No Frolght received ofter sunset.
For freight or pausase, opply to
FEROUSON k HOLMES, Agents,
Charleston.
CLAOHORN k CUNNINGHAMS.
AH' nts, Savin uah, Go.
N. B.-THROUOn TICKETS sold at tko OBlco of tho
A ge ney In Charleston to pul nts on the Atlantic and Onlt
Railroad, and to Fernandina und pointe on tho St John's
River. * ii 13
"CO STAR'S"
PREPARATIONS.
ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEAR8.
I. o. Un m tory, No. IO Crosby street, No iv York.
3030 Boxes, nullica and Flasks manufactured dolly.
SOLD DJ ALL DH UO O ISIS E VER YWI?ERE
"OOSTAR'S" BALES DEPOT, 1
No. 484 .BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Where $1,13 lo rs sires oro put up for Families, Stores,
Ships, Bosle, Pul ile ln.ilduttons, kc, fte.
It is truly wonderful I tic confidence that ls now hod In
ovory form of Preparations thal comee from "Coaler's " ,.
Kslobliahment.
..COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS-For Rots, Mico,
Roaches, Ants, Ac, ko. "Only Infallible remedy known.
"Not dangerous to tho hnmoo family." "Rots come out
of their holes to die," An. >
"COSTAR'? " BED-BUG EXTERMINATOR-A Urmld
put np lo bottles, and never known to fail.
"COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER-For Moths in.
Furs and Woollens, ls Invaluable. Holhtog coo < ic oed lt
for powor and efficacy. Destroys Instantly all in soc ts on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, Ao.
"COSTAH'S" UC0KTHORN SALVE-For Cuta, Burn s,
Wounds, Bruises, Broken Dre asta, Sore Nlpplae, Pilos in
all forma, Old Sores, Ulcers, and aU kinds of cutaneous
affections. No family should be without lt. Il exceed*
lu culeacy all other Solves In USO.
"COSTAR'S " CORN BOLYENT-For Corns, Bunions,
Wsrt*, Ac.
- COTTAR'S " HITTER SWEET AND ORANGE DL08-.
8 >MS-BcouUfles tho Complexion, br giving to toe skin
a soft and beautiful troahuoss, and ls Incomparably be?
yond anything now in uou. Lai les of tasto and poalUon
regard it os on essential to tho toilet. An unprecedented
sain ls Ito licit recommendation. Onvi boltlo la always
followid by more. Try H to know.
..COsTAR'B" BISHOP TILLS- A universal Dinner
Pd! (sugar-coated), omi of extraordinary c.mosey for Ops,
liveness, all forms of Indigestion, Nervous and 8Ick
Uoadacho. A Pul thal Is now rapt.Hy superseding all
COST\VB" COUGH REMEDY-For Coughs, Colds.
HcauaencS sBoro Throat, Croup. Whooping Cough, Asth
mo and all forms of Bronchial, and Disease? of toe
Throat and Lungs. ,lv;Vu\* lt. COST A II, 1 '
j an ? 17 No. 183 BROADWAY, N. Y. I
~~; ELDER & BROWN? ^
A MANOYACTTJRXRB AND PATETTo
. iff EES of the celebrated OOHBINATtOK "
fir^j?*** CHADLK AND 13 A DY TENDER, Pre.
*?V??<N;^Wpehlng HOTSSS, ond oU kinda of Hoci- .
St&D fr 'OR Horses, Invalid Chairs, with doubla
C owmwi *K and single wheels, from |U to sui
Children's Oirrlages, Fancy and varnished Wagons,
Fancy Bol Its, Invalid Can lagos, mode to order, Fancy
Propeller and liaby Rockers, Ac, ko., llib-alu Rorasi,
inane toe .der. * , ,
Depot, No. C88 BROADWAY. Manufactory, Noe. Its.'
AW, tal s a a ' ta WEST STERBT, New York. *
Ootobn M thsValyi ,