The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 13, 1867, Image 2
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NEWS ST J M MA RY.
The reported new islnnd in the Pacific bas
pro- cd a delusion. There is no land within
(Wc undrcd miles of thc point designated.
A piper has been started at Kio de Jnnciro
csllcu tho JlraiH Emigration Reporter, ono of
the publishers of which is a formor citizen of
Missis /pi.
The . ?ney caused hy tho death or Justice
WATNE, ' 'he Supremo Court, will not bo filled.
A low ol .'ongrcss prohibits the filling of any
vaosncte until thc number of judges is reduced
to six.
The wt ' '.mown French financier, M. EMILE
PERIRRE, s .'resident of twclvo or fifteen joint
stock con. moies. tho nggregato capital of
which is $ 18,000,000. His influence in Paris
mny be int gined.
Thirty y jars ago tho postage of a letter from
London to the Isle of Man was ls. 3d.; to ber?
wick, in Scotland, ls. Cd.; and to Olenavy, in
Inland, ls. Od. Tho postage of a lcttor to
Australia >r New Zealand is now only Gd.
It has t.nnspircd that thc Court which sent?
enced Mrs. ri v un AT r to death, cnrncslly re?
commended ber to the mercy of tho President.
Tho recommendation is in tho handwriting of
Congressman BINGHAM.
His Mohnmmedau Mujcsly, the Turkish
Sultan, seems lo be well pleased with his visit
in thc cointries or Ibo infidels. After visiting
PariB and London, he hos accepted an invita?
tion from tho Emperor of Austria to spend a
week in Vienna.
The other day thc population of Vienna
crowded tho Prater to witness a singular raoo.
Eight horses ran, caoh ridden by a lady be?
longing to high lifo. The stnkes were n parure
or diamonds or great value. The Countess
S-won by half a neck.
A gentleman asked Mr. Beecher tho other
day what he inlcnacd to do with the charac?
ters of his novel now running in tho Ledger.
Ho said he waa bothered lo know, but "felt
tempted to get up a grand railroad accident
and kilt them all off at once"
The Philadelphia Prtu is authorized by
Hon. Tn.M i n r.r s STEVENS to say, concerning
the story of the interview botween him and
the editor of thc Union Springs (Miss.) Times,
that "there is very little foundation for what it
contains, boing, so far as thcro is any sem?
blance of truth in il, a caricature."
On the 14th of Juno the water was let into
Helena Ditch, Montana. This dilch, from
v. hero it taps Ton Mile Gulch till it empties ?uto
Dry Gulch, is scTcnlcen and a half miles long
A tunnel ono hundred and forty feet long hos
been cut through a solid rock. Tho work was
commenced a year ago, and from ono hundred
to one hundred and fifty men worked on it
daily.
Daron DE ROTHSCHILD hos just given $460
for a male cock pheasant pcocook, brought re?
cently from Chins. There is but ono other Uko
bird (and it is a hen) in Europe, and it belongs
to the Zoological Gorden at Antwerp. Daron
DE ROTHSCHILD may gratify his whims. Ho is
the banker of all the crowned heads who visit
Paris, and his commissions must amount to an
enormous sum.
The course of the Austrian Government to?
ward Hungary has reconciled a number of thc
most prominent men of the revolutionary
party wilh Austrian rule. Among those who
nave availed themselves of the amnesty is
Gen. KLAFKA, who last year organized and
commanded tue Hungarian legion which was
to im ide Hungary while the Prussians were
marching upon Vienna.
A short lime since tome laborers, digging in
a field i 'ar Youghal, Ireland, discovered two
antique gold ornaments. The ornaments con?
sist of tv . chaplets or circlets for the bead,
called, fr 3D. their shape, lunettes, and, if of
Druidical origin, belong to a class of ornament
worn only by 1 he high priests on occasions of
th? greatest solemnity. The ornaments weigh
about eight ounces, and are of tho finest gold.
It ls stated hy Gen. SPINNBB, the United
Slates Treasurer, that LONOSTBEET'S ohecks
were paid by him during the war, as the only
instance of that kind. LONGSTREET was pay?
master in tho United States Army when the
army deposit ed all the Government funds he
had on hand, and made provision for all the
checks whioh had been issued by him.
Governor CUAWFOBD, of Kansas, says five
thousand whites hare been killed by the In?
dians the last year. He says the Indian traders
sud agents have misrepresented malters to the
Government, having reported the Indians
peaceable when they wero murdering and
scalping oitizens wherever they could find
them. Ht says if the Government does not
provide for the protection of the people, he
will take the natter into his own hands.
A new giant, born in the Department of the
Vosges, Prance, and measuring eight feet and a
half in height, visited the. Exhibition st Paris
reeently, having made the journey to Paris
principally with theebjeot of measuring himself
with the Chinese giant. He at once proceeded
to tho establishment which Hie latter shares
with a dwarf, and challenged him, measure in
^ hand. The result of tho trial was that the
Chinaman had to acknowledge himself van?
quished in stature.
An extra of the Times of India, dated the
14th ult., contains the following letter: "Sir
-One of the missing Sepoys, 21st regiment na?
tive infantry, or marine battalion, who accom?
panied Dr. LIVINGSTONE'S expedition, returned
this doy from Zanzibar. News has been receiv?
ed from the Doctor. Ho was alive aud well;
and the havildar, 21st regiment native infan?
try, or marine battalion, and Ibo Nassick boys
were with him. S. THACKER, commanding 21st
regiment native infantry, Bombay, May 14,
lb*07."
Tho New York Tribune says : "AmoDg thc
steerage passengers who arrived in New York
on Tuesday, on the steamship Iron Age, from
Amsterdam, were ten convicts, who were sent
hero by the authorities at that place. Some of
the passengers informed Capt. THOMAR LAT,
of the revenue cutter Uno, who reported the
faet to Surveyor WAKEMAN. The convicts are
now in the custody of United States Marshal
MOB,RAY, who will hold them until instruction
can he received from the Secretary of 8teto at
Washington, as to their final disposition.
A solemn requiem mass for the repose of the
soul of the unfortunate Emperor MAXIMILIAN
was celebrated in tho Redemptionist (St. Mary's)
Churoh, New Orleans, on Tuesday morning.
The mass was given without invitation by the
Reverend Fathers. The interior of the chore h
bad a grand ?nd sombre look. In tho nave, near
the chancel rail, was the catafalco draped in
heavy folds of black velvet, a death's head,
?knit and erots-bones forming part of the fur
t kure. A bnndred wax candles were lighted
and illuminated tho ?idea. All of the foreign
Consuls and the A uni ri &n naval off. co rs were
In attendance, ?nd occupied the pews immedi?
ately along the catafalco.
TUB PATHS newspapers are filled with inci?
dents connected with the sensation occasioned
by the representation of VICTOR H ooo's Her?
nani, Ono line, which wa? suppressed at the
first representation of the play, bad been re?
stored. Ab attendant walks in and addressing
Don Carlos says, "The Emperor Maximilian is
dead," referring to tome old fellow, whoas very
. bones bad crumbled Into dust age* ago. Bul
lb? w?rda ran through the andiene? like an
electric shook. Thia waa on Thursday, June
20,and perhaps many of those pr?tent at that
representation, wjjl hereafter connect tba shud?
der, camed by th? recitation, of tho line, ni th
th? fact that tte body of the unfortunate Aus?
trian Prindo. ?ral then lying, sosrcely cold, on
(ho ?oil of Mexico.
CURRENT TOPICS.
SUMK or oiR readers may bare seen \ i
"piece" going tlio round of Hie papers lately, ,
giving an necounl of an interview between Mr.\ ^
G tomiK DIIAKE, of thc Union Springs (Alu.) J
7Yme.?. and Mr. THAHUKUS STr.vr.Na. Wo nt
lashed no importance lo tho document, and did !
not publish it in tho NKWB. WC knew Mr. '
DitaKI very well during thc war. lie waa n ,
member of thc Tbird Alabama Regiment, nnd
fought bravely during tho firal two yenrB ol
thc war, whoo Iii? health gove way nnd com?
pelled him lo lake "details for light duly." At
thc close of thc war lie was n clerk in Clencrol
HltAna's office in Richmond. Though n North?
ern man by birth, II?B sympathies ore alto?
gether Southern; nnd, ar- will bo seen by Iho
I following extract from tho New York lleraUl,
detailing nn interview betweeu one of its re?
porters and Mr. STEVENS, Ibo lader did
not relish Mr. DRAKE'S cntecliiiing : "I BO
frequently annoyed by porsons whom I do not
desire lo see, and who bavo no right to trouble
me with their presence. Not many days ago, n
Southern editor, ns ho called himself, in a man?
ner forced hil way into my - oom in company
wilb a cilitcu whoso sooicty I never voluntarily
seek, by following tho scrvnnt who brought hiB
card up lo me, before I hod time to decide
whether I would see him or not. In nu impe?
rious manner lie put question after question lo
me, although I told bim my health would not
permit mo to receive visitors at thal time; and
because I kindly answered a few bo continued
In his lawyer-like cross-examination until I
arose i informed bim that I found il neces?
sary to retire to bed. Even then be followed
me up with other questions, and I seo by a
Philadelphia paper thal ho has published a
long rigmorolo about his iulorview, containing
a fow words of truth and a great deal of imagi?
nation."
FOR ABOUT SEVEN wocks-lill the Isl of Sop
tcmbcr-says tho Iloston J'ost-rnosl of ihi
fashionable churches will be closed. Yesterday
closed the season al quito a number of thom
Tho wealthy membors arc in Europe or nt th
watering places, and tho pastors, poor, under
paid and overworked souls that they arc, mus
have a holiday too. No ono ooraplaius of thal
The pastora need fresh air as much as anybody
and a few weeks spent whoro ono may fin
"sermons in stones, books in tho runnin
brooks, and good in everything," may Ink
Bomo of thc cobwebs out of their brains an
put some christianity in. But what a commet
tary on our high civilization it is, that ou
places of worship arc closed just becauao th
fashionable communicants arc out of lowi
There is not ano of them that could not bo fdic
three times every Sunday, even in tho warmei
weather, if the middle classes-not iho poor
wbo must stay in town all summer beoaut
they cannot afford to leave it, were cordial!
invited to their pen n. Rut they aro not inv
ted ; on thc contrnry, thoy aro repelled, drive
into religious indiffercntism, by thc fashioi
nblo standard in voguo in threc-fourlhs of ll
churches. Laboring peoplo cannot pay i
much for pew rent as many of them pay f
bouse rent; they cannot go to ohurch
coaches, and diamonds, and rustling allkB, ai
fine broadcloth ; they do not like to bc tho au
jects of supercilious notice, even in ohurol
they have feelings, and it hurts them to 1
treated like beggars rather than breihrc
These are some of the reasons why over tw
thirds of the population of New York nev
attend ohurch. The ohurohes are for wcaltl
and fashionable people ; the streets, thc par
and the broad air of hcavon for the poor. It
no wonder that eight m illions of peoplo in I
United States are, virtually, infidels.
THE Iiolttin O?e.al, of Matamoros, of l
20th, publishes the following letter, which
, Uexienno says is underatood lo have been wr
ten by JIJARE? himself to RBHIOZABCL: "T
, trial of MAXIMILIAN, MU?AMOS and MEJIA ti
initiated; and; ns was to be expected, tho oct
eil of war has condemned them to death. >
tico of .tho senienoe waa givon ?he?n jaaierd
at 1, and EBCOBEDO ordered the execution
tako place at 3 in the evening. The Bat
MAOKUB, who had been Minister of Prust
near MAXIMILIAN, and Se?ores RIVA PAI.A
I . . -.-e, ?imui as
the hour of execution, made application io I
Qorornment for a suspension, so that the ct
damned persons might havo time to mako tin
testamentary dispositions, for which the Iii
waa too short. The Government, which li
been anxious all along to temper justice wi
olemency, suspended the execution until Mc
day next, so as to give Baron MAONUB lime
arrive before tho execution. Tho sen lenee h
been pronounced and is irrevocable, i
means have been tried to procure thc favor
the Gov cr?ment for theoondemned, but in va
To all such the Government has replied with
?implo negative. All efforts nre useless
avoid the law, which will bo applied withe
remission. By the leisurely course of Ute pi
ccedings, and the various concessions made
MAXIMILIAN and hi? associ?tes, the Gorei
ment has tried to show the world that it ti
not been urged by passion, but by its ct
soience, to a solemn duty, howerer weigh
The death, therefore, of MAXIMILIAN, Mil
MON sod MEJIA is decided upon, and they mi
expiate their crimes. The whole world
about to be shaken, and Mexico will be rail
to a lofty height in the consideration and
aped of the world."
THAD. STEVENS ia rather severe on bis c
leagues. In the interview he recently I
with the New York Herald'* reporter, speaki
of the reason of the incompleteness of the 1
construction Acts, passed in February a
Maroli, he says: "Tbe fact is, Congress bi
as usual, become thoroughly demoralli
Some members bad their wives at Washingl
and their women at home, and others their \
men ot Washington and their wives at hot
and it was impossible to keep them togelh
Tho bill was not all that we wanted, but it v
the best we oould get, and so wc passed it.
first it was proposed that Congress should
self name the generals who were to ?omma
in the different military uiatricts into wo:
the conquered territory was divided: but I
objection was made that lt looked Uko an int
ferenoe with the discipline of the army. Ti
the commanding general was to make the
lection; but some of our friends said, ?Oh,
the President do it, it can do no harm ;' on'd
we let it go at that."
WE WEBS UNDER tho impression that N
Orleans, unliko our p iverly-ttrickon Palm?
city, had pl only of money. Judge, then, get
reader, our dismay, when yesterday we ti
up the New Orleans Timi? of Monday, the 8
and in it found five entire pages covered w
?ho names of delinquent tax payers, publiai
officially, according lo an ordinance, t>y
City Treasurer. Wo connted the naa.es, i
found them to be 8820, owing amount* rary
from fifty cents to thousands of dollars. J
think of it 1 Bight thousand three hundred t
twenty delinquent tax payers in a olly of the t
of New Orleans I There'ia something daca;
<outb of 8weden; We have heard muon ci
plaint among our own city authorities of
slow pace at which tax payers step up to
captain'! office to settle, and we know many,
ta arrears; but we doubt whether the ?um!
Bf them ia aa large, in prbportlon to our poi
alico, at the 8260 to that or the Crescent Cl
The Irish Chief Secretary, being the owi
>f afine! ostrich, which lome' days" ago i
lately dcllvc r?? of a? egg, received the fol lt
ng telegram from hil s to ward i <. My Lo
it your lordthip .it out of the country,'I hi
irocured the biggest goon 1 oould find to
rn the o ???or/? aggi."
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Jon WORK.-Wo have now completed our
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time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wc
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friends.
BIDDER N II I STO lt I ICS.
Somebody saya : "History in philosophy
tenoning hy example." This could willi
trulh be affirmed of history ns it wits wont
to bc written in thc olden time, when there
were men sufficiently modest to serve in
thc humble capacity of chroniclers; a class
of authors now altogether extinct. Thc
war corrcspoodent of tho duily new spaper
is ita only nnaloguc. Ho, however, from
tho peculiar nature of his occupation is ne?
cessarily imperfect in his report, for ho is
not allowed sufficient time to gather his
( material with care, to digest it at leisure,
and draw thc proper inferences. Nor,
writing in thc midst of thc most intense
excitement, eau ho hy any possibility di?
vest himself of bias and party feeling,
which will lend a st rong coloring to all his
effusions, nc therefore furnishes tho
merest hints toward history; very copious
material, it is true, embarrassing by its
abundance, hut requiring n very judicious
us well ns industrious collator, to sift
tho vast mass nnd determine what to
choose, then to read, sever thc true from
tho false, and lastly to reproduce thc samo
concisely, and in an allractivo style. Un?
fortunately our historians aro in nil things
too ambitions. They disdain thc laurels
of XENOPHON, HERODOTUS aud CESAR,
of FROISSART nnd PHILIP DE COMINES.
They wnnt no chronicler's fame. THUCY?
DIDES is their model, and SALLUST, and
TACITUS. But thoy far outstrip these an?
cient worthies, not in brevity, in case of
narrative, or in beauty of style. That were
impossible. We refer to their predominant
inclination to indulge in what is called thc
philosophy of history; the historical facts
often merely being made to serve ns illus?
trations of some preconceived pct theory.
They have their philosophical system,
us (Killy some hobby, in need of strong lit?
erary bolstering, and they write n history,
it matters not of what, making every event
prove thc truth and correctness of the sys?
tem. This is what in modern times hus
been dctiomiuatcd tho philosophy of his?
tory ; and, wo are sorry to say, there arc
few even of tho first historians of tho
present century entirely free from this im?
putation. Thc daily increasing number of
historical novels, it is fair to hope, will ex?
ercise a beneficial effect in this regard, in
that they nfford n moro suitable means of
nccompliRhing the end in view. Ona. s?fcr
ji?i? ra wiiat wc may call the physical his?
torian, who n8cribes to purely natural causes
not only every phenomenon of tho physical
world, but likewise, also, all that has hith?
erto been regnrded as lying beyond thc
preoinct cf in a tc ri ni nnturc, which, for
want of any other name, hove been de?
nominated moral causes. They recognize
no metaphysics. Their natural history em?
braces all the phenomena, mental, moral
and physical, of man and of tho universo,
of the makro and tho mikro kosmos.
The great progress mndc in physical
science during the past hundrod years bns
exercised a very natural influence in this
direction. When so much has been
brought to light that before WOH hid in
darkness, the temptation is very strong to
arrive at the conclusion that that which is
still unknowu will in a few years ho demon?
strated ns clearly, and through the same
means, and will be found to bc dependent
upon similar causes, with the many phe?
nomena which science has already revealed
to our view. The fact that such a view
elevates his calling, and is therefore very
flattering to the physicist, is thc moro rea?
son why we should suspect him of bias,
and question the soundness of his judg?
ment.
Tho French savant are much inclined
to this system of reasoning. In England
BUCKLE is perhaps tho first historian of
any considerable reputation who has labor?
ed in this field. Ho has found an imitator
in America in tho person of a naturalized
Englishman, JOHN W. DRAPER, M. D.,
LL. D., author of sundry sohool books
on chemistry, physics, etc., etc. Having
made plenty of money in Buch menial pur?
suits, ho now strings his lyre to loftier
.treing. Ho now aspires to bo a priest nt
the shrine of the historic muse. We do
aol think ho has the requisite qualifica?
tions for suoh a post. Both as a writer
md as a teacher, ho has through all his
life been exclusively associated with the
prieate of the material nm verso. Of phi?
losophy proper, of the history of human
thought, and of what we are in the habit of
?Hing tho moral causes of tho history of
iiankind, Dr. DRAPER knows nothing.
Even in his work on human physiology,
io unduly magnifies his "branch," attempt
ng to explain upon purely physical causes,
he various and wonderful phenomonn,
iBually ascribed to the mind, the heart or
oui,
In his now work, "Tho Philosophy of
ho American Civil War," this one-sided
predilection is still moro apparent. Evory
ingle fact in our national history ho at
oinpts to trace to physical cause?. His
hilosophy, insofar as ho can be said to havo
ny, is * cross between fatalism and
pinoxisra. Indeed the latter term may
lone eipreo what wo wish to say, as
italism is alwaysxmore or less connected
Nth all sys te ms donying the existence of a
ersonaljGod. Insofar aa Dr. D. hopes by
is, work to reestablish ponce and amity
'riff"f . .f '
Vii cj
wiwera tho lately hostile sections, li" linn
?ur sympathy and most hearty good will. .?
sa}-?: "When wc appreciate how much I ?
he nctfoiia of mun nra controlled by tho ?
leeds ol* their predecessors, ami uro de- fi
ermined by climate tmd other natural cir?
cumstances, our animosities lose much of 11
their asperity, ami the relurii of kind
feelings is hastened."
Dr. DRAPER believes thal, a proper study
nf nature will at length euitblo us lu prevail 1jj
DH her to such an extent ns tu bring within
thc reach of human control the difficulties | ?
?rising from opposing conditions, which
originate physical causes that eau be
understood, lie gives a brief description
of thc principal peculiarities of tho United
States, deducing the necessity til' Rational
unity ; and then shows how race-diversity
lins been produced hy different climates
and topographical conditions among Ihr
inhabitants of this country. Among other
things thc author predicts thitt tis the con
ditions which brought on tho recent con?
flict between thc two sections, North and
Routh, of the Atlantic region, still exist
in other directions, future equivalents lo
those ephemeral disturbing causes, slavery
anti abolition, will in due time under other
forms exert their deleterious power. " Va
ried climate and opposing interests will
tent! to renew these contests hereafter. If
this has been thc issue between the North
Atlantic and the Gulf Stales, what may
not bc expected front thc rivalries of thc
dwellers in the (?rent Unain, those of tho
Pacific slope, those of thc Columbian
Northwest, thc (?erinany of America?
Thc imperial republic, shortly to bc made
manifest, has a Persia, nit India, n Pales?
tine, rt Tartary of its own. To bind
together so ninny diverso people, to co-ordi?
nate their conflicting rights, to concen?
trate into one nation men who, though
all of Auierieau birth, arc in one place
representatives of thc fair European, in
another of the turbaned Asiatic, in another
of thc dusky African, will demand a slates
inanship that recognizes as its nuimntin
principle justice to nil."
Fine drapery this and picturesque group?
ing of thc geographic style, so much and
so felicitously used by MACAULAY. But
captivating as thoso hypotheses seems to
bc to thc author, they betray moro of imagi?
nation than of sober judgment ; u st raining
after thc novel and original, rather than thc
cool and sober deduction of tho philoso?
pher. Thc book is one of decided iutcrest,
but should bc read rum y wno.
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TO RENT. A BRICK. HU USB ON MOUNT
PLEASANT, with seven rooms, pantry?, drciainu
rooms, and huye outbuildings; also, a One e stera. Ap?
ply to WM. RIVEoS, Mount Pleasant, or Morsa U*?
wharf, Clurloston._Sjjjjj July 6
TO RENT-THE TWO AND A II ALP STORY
H lili K RESIDENCE, comer Society and Meeting
aureets, having Jstern snd nun,lea on Ibo premises, sud
good accommodation? for servant*. Kent low. Atmlv
to 8. HABT, Hr.. No. 333 Klngatrect._July u
rpo R KNT-TWO HANDSOME ItOOMS,
X aulublo for singlogonUomen or a family. Kilaben
pantry, servants' room aud wood house attached; a largo
Si??"T??n 'no ru?- to No- 8. WENTWOlt 1U
STREBT._^6_jnly JJ
fTU> RENT. PART OP A HOUSE AND
J- Kitchen, ptcaaanUy situated, In tho western por?
tion ortho city. A f.nilly wlihout cbUdrcn prcierred.
A Adro .a 8. H. J., New? olucc. Jrmo ,g
fpo HEIST, A DESIRABLE TWO AND A
J. HALF STORY I HICK HOUSE, In a pleasant loca
-=. ?nia all necessary outbuildings, and cistern sttach
ed. For particulars, address H., st Ibis omeo.
July :i ?
FOR SALE.
FOR SALK, A NEW rWinitSK POWER
STEAM ENOINE WITH ROlXElt ?*vaoi?
Two now Spring Outs or Dray?. .
At COHN F-K bl ATE AND O U M BER L AND STREETS
IANGINBH AND UIN8 FOR 8AI.B-TWO
J2j BTEAM ENQINES, with Shifting, MoCARTUY
COTTON OINS, Atc., complete. Terme liado easy Ao
P'y'f < WILLIS Ai CUIB?LM.
Joly 13 01
FOR RALE A t THE OIIARI.KSTOV
HOTEL STA DLRS. AflnoflUOOYAND SADDLE
HORSE, also a top BUO #Y and LA Di s SADDLE.
IlHlDLli, Aie._^_9_ July 13
JJ IGHT-O ALLON MYRUP BOILER ICOp".
ll PER), adapted to a Confocllonery or Wholeaalo
Druggist, for aale by
R. M. MARSHALL ? D DOT ti ER,
" ,_ Auctioneer?, No. 33 Broad strocL
July 15__^_ i
fHIAhK HILL SAW MILL AND PLANTA
TIOK. ol tua ted on branch of tho Edlato River.
Lexington District, FOR SALE OR RENT on aooommo
datlng terms. Apply to JAS. It. PRCNOLE, Factor am]
Coram ?sion Merchant, Charleston, bc. Ca.. No. 8 Ad
ger's Wharf.
The Chai? Hill Thirty Homo Wator-Powcr Saw M1U ls
capable ofaveraglng flvo I ho mu nd foot of lumber per
day. The Plantation consists of two thousand acres of
heavily timbera Pl ie land, ono hundred and tw. nty
acres of cloarod land u nier lenee, a good Water-Power
?rial Mall, new Dwelling House with four bod roo a. 9
rmd dining room, kitchen, storeroom, barb, stiblo, and
all necessary oolbun ,|ngs for MUM bands and Hold la?
borer?. Tho locality perfectly healthy, ssd TlttrttT el
limber unsurpa sed. There is also a KeoULn deposit on
be plaoe of great value, aud contracts can be mad . with
l?verai Potteries and China Factorioa tor a supply of this
=halk._?wt_ July ?
TTIOR SALE, A PINE MBVBN-OCTAVE
JP ROSEWOOD PIANO, nearly new. Price four hun
Ired dollar? (MOO) cash. Apply at No. Tl BROAD
mt BET. between SAM. and 3 P. M., were H can be
_. _Joly ll
TTIOR SILE. A POOR HOUSE POWER
JJ PORTADLE ENOINE, ha? been very little uicd,
ind now In first nie order. Price low. Apply to
JOHN F. TAYLOR A CO.,
Pheonix Iron Work?, Pritchard street.
July 13 S
TTIOR HALE-TWO PORTABLE STEAM
I? ENGINES, with Saw Mills completo attached.
One PORTAELR STEAM . NOIRE, with Planes and
i thar Machinery completa attached.
Will be acid very low. 1 nquira al No. 101 BF. AU F A IN
?TB KB I._S july sj
rrtOR BALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
L Seals, pole and ?halt Also, a set of .loubio and
tagia HARNESS, all In good order, eau bo soon and
?rgalned for cash or a time note at thirty days, al No.
1 Lynch street, * i May IT
BOARDING.
I.YXCBLLBNT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
Li rate?, In the moat central business pvt of the city,
lilhout lodging, In a private house, can now be bad.
or particulars ad dr cas "X. L," Postoffloe. - May 15
A FEW GENTLEMAN CAN BB ACCOM*
.X. MODATKD with Doa rd and hod oing at Ho. 28
tAZYOK STREBT. Term? mod?rait. - Joly io
BOA H DING.-TH KKK PLEASANT HOOMH
with good HOARD ctn be had on Immediate a poll,
allon to No No. ts CHURCH STREET, W??I sido, near
tadd street, Terma reasonable Juno 13
COPARTNERSHIPS.
. wir> DI a SOLUTION,
rBTE COPARTNERS RIP HERETO FORE IXISTTNO
under the esme of R. ARNOLD A CO., was diso .ved
j Ita own ItmllauoD, ou tho 1st of April last, Tb? buri
ess whl be co .lionel by the ?nbaoriber st tho Old
land, No. 21S Meeting street, where Mr. A. E. OAD?
BN can be found ready lo attend to tte customers ot
te ratabUimsnL f II ARNOLD.
July lat, 1887. No. ll? Mooting street
Joly 1.1 Ino
MEETINGS.
UVKO MKNM CliniSTIAN ASKIMTATKIN.
A MKKT?KO WII.li ?K UELD IN THE LECTURE
V. BOOM of tho Citadel bquare Baptist Church TM*
it nina, it H)? o'clock.
Tho nioniber?. .ml tho publie In general, aro rcsiicct
illy Invited lo attend. o? rc|*ir(* Iroui tho rolurncd
ri?gales will todcllvun-d. W. W. PKMDKHTON.
july ia 1 Recording Secretary.
INION llHl'HUI.K'AN l'AIlTY OK SOUTH
CAROLINA.
A N ADJOI.IINFD MKKTINO OK TUR CONVEN
' V 'MON ol thia Porty will lin hi-l.l lu Coluu bia. S. C.,
ii Wtilnetduy. tho 2tth of July. HC7.
Tlio Itlcud* of tho Ooveniiiieiit and thia Part) ha I>ls
ncla not represented lu the Convention latclv hold lu
illari alon aro requested to asitoiublo and olec.l lielegalce
nd Houd thrni willi properly propared credential*.
koch I)l-trlet ia en.Hied lo thc uuuiber of Hcpriwcuta
ivci Dial Ih-y ure allowed lu I Olli brauche? of Um Slate
.rgli-lnlurc.
Ry order of tho Executive Stale Central Committee.
EDWAltO P. WAU* Sccrotary.
July 10 ll,?,ta,Ift,IT.W
_AMUSEMENTS.
A. FAIR
FOE TIIF BENEFIT OF ST. STEPHEN'S rUUHCII
wlU IKS held al Hibernian Uall, on Tutula? Kr**
inr/, D'h. ut H o'clock, and will bo continued every Even
|M duriiijt ibo week.
Tho Pair will alao ho oper.nl on tho aftcrnooMi of
FIltDAY and S.ATUHDAY at 4M o'clo>:k.
Adm lunion, 21 eenie ; children, 1G cont? ; Season Ticket,
M O?._July G
1'1C-MC
ilea
3i?uiKvbnu?>c?<.
'?lcnt.13 ten l?tcii3uii, IHTJ, auf ?P?OIIIII ytcalanl.
VIII? It'iitncbiitcr leerten ?finit, pr?tio um I Uhr am
T.ucpfl'cct pi Irin. Ta,' 'Jirel l'ctt?Rt 'Pt.ulct'Strafjc (?lr
.Menin i:ic.i(.iii i um I mir :i llbr, nub lcvrt uiillitinu C
mit il llbr TU'CUC*. tan Uoniraillcc.
,'ul I-.' s
REMOVALS.
REMO Y KI).
Dil. H. I). FRASER HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
to No. ?1 MEETINO STREET, ono door norUi of
Tradd. 2? July la
FINANCIAL.
CITY OF CHARLESTON STOCK
WANTED.
C1ITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PEE CENT. STOCK
J Statu or oulb Carolina liomin
State of South Carolina Coupon*
Apply to AMDUKil M MOHELANP, Riokcr,
July 13 2 No. u Broad street.
RONDS, STOCKS AND COUPONS
BONDS OF ALL KINDS
Stock* of all kinds
Courons of all kinds
Hank Bill* ol all kind..
Bought at highest rates by
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
July 12_imo_Broker. No. B Broad street.
WANTED $1000.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR SIX OR TWELVE
mouths; secured by Morir?n- on Itnal Estate in
tho eily. Apply to A. H. MORELAND,
Slock and Exchango Broker,
July 12 9* No. R ltroad 1 tr eel.
BONDS, STOCKS AND COUPONS.
WANTBD TO l-l ut MASK 1
Ct TTY CHARLESTON STOCK
.' RAILROAD AND HANK STOCK
STATE SOUTH CAROLINA STOCK
STATE BONDS, OLD AND NEW, AND COUFONB
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD UONDS
AND COUPONS
CITY MEMPHIS fOUPONS
OH Y HAVANNAH COUPONB
Apply to H. H. DELEON.
July 12_2 _No. ai Broad street.
NATIONAL
FREEDMAN'S SAVINUS
AND
TRUST COMPANY.
CHARTERED BY ACT OP CONGRESS.
OFFICERS.
BL T. DEWm", Prosl lent.
J. W. Al volt?, I tnt Vlcc-Preaidout.
LEWIS CLEPU NE, .-eennd Vico-Proaidonl.
DANIEL L, EATON, Aclusry.
SAM L. HARRIS, (louerai Inspector.
Hanking lion- -, Pomms Irania Avenue, corner of 19th
struct, Washington, D. U.
RRANCH AT CHARLESTON, S. C.,
NO. 0 STATE STUEKT.
Open, evory day, Sundays and ITolldaya exceptod,
from 10 A. M., to 2 P. M., and from 3 to ? P. M.
"""...."_ ..._"~ situai
ANY PERSON.
Iniere?. PAS atitn in lanuarv and July, In each year.
AU deposits wlU bo repaid wtth Interest duo when re?
quired.
All tho pronta belong lo tho ooponltor*.
Urancnc- ha? o beeil established In Ibo principal ciUca
Irom Ni w York lo New (ricans, un accouuts can bo
tran..'erred from ono Branch to another, without chargo
or interrupting tho. interest.
Investments aro only mado in securities of tlio United
States. BICH ARD lt CUM,
Chairman Advisory Corrrrnllteo.
FBARC1S L. OAHOOZO.
J un. QA . NATHAN BTTT?S7'
Jt?e M_Imo Cashier.
NATIONAL
FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS
AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Rranch at Charleston, S. C.,
KU. O STATE STREET.
DEPOSITS CAN ALWAYS BE DRAWN WtTHOUr
NOTICE.
Deposits of Specie are repaid in Specie.
AB uthcr Deposits ara repaid In "Oroenbacka" or Re
tloual Bank Bills.
Deposits of any amount received from any person.
NATHAN niTTEB, Cashier.
July ll
NOTICE.
F^^SL^'st^^,08 *"? T8081 COMPANY.
liuia?yo??^
June 27 16 NATHAM
CLOTHING.
N G. PARKER,
LATE PARKER & OHILD,
MAXIS TM
CLOTHING, ROoTS, SHOES, HATS
awn
FURNISHING GOODS.
Jnnel* No. 103 EAST BAY.
EXCELSIOR ! EXCELSIOR !
CHASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR,
Cor Ilcniovlug Baparfluona Hair.
rpo THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS IN VALU A BU
I depilatory recommends ilse lr sa being an sim oat tn
l?rpomable article to female beauty, ta eaaUy appUed,
loes not burn or Injure the skin, but acta directly on the
poota, lt is warranted to remore superfluous bair from
ow foreheads, or from any part of the body, completely,
olally and radii-ally extirpation tho same, leaving thu
?kin sort, a ni 00 lb and natural. This ts the only arti chi
iscd by the French, and Is tho only real CIT ecru ?1 depila
ory tn existence. Price 7o couta per package,' poet
.?ld to any address, on receipt of sn order, bj
B EEO EH, SHOTTS at CO., CbemlsU,
March 30 lr* ? No. 28o Uiver at,. Troy, N. Y.
AFFLICTED t
SUFFER NO MORE!
When by tho nae of DB. JOINVILLE'S FT.TTTR yon
an be cured permanently, and at a trilling coal.
The sstonlshing GUCOCSS which bsa attended this in
?aluablo medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness
len oral Debility sud Prostration, Loss ot Muscular EL
irgy, I LD 1x1 le ney, or ant of tho oonsoquotices of youlhfu.
n disc re.lon, ronden it the most valuable preparation
vor discovered.
It wUl removo all nervous affoolians, depression, ex?
ilement. Incapacity to sludy or business, loss of tncmrv
y, confusion, thoughts of self detraction, fran of In?
anity, ste. It will resto rn tits sppetlto, renew Oin health
f Uioao who tiaro destroyed tl by sensual 0x1 er 1 or evil
rael Ices.
Young Men, be hnmbneged no more by "Quack Doc
01a" and Ignorant pikctltlonars, but send without delay
ir th 0 Elixir, ard oe al once restored io health and hap
iiiesa. A perfect Cure I. Guaranteed In every instance,
rice tl, or four bottles to one addn?s ?3,
Ono botU* is sula cl ent to effect a caro tn tn ordinary
'ALBO, DR. JOnrVTLLK'fl SPECIFIC PILLS, for tba I
peedy sud permanent cure of Oonorrhtee, Gleet, Or
iral Discbarges, O ravel. Stricture, and aU alreeklons cf
an Kidneys sud Bladder, cursa effected In from one to
ve days. Thoy are prepared from vogetable extracts
isl are harmless on the System, and never na asea lo the
lomach or impregnate the breath. No change or diet
i necessary while using them, nor does their action In
ny rp ?""?J intertere with business pursuits. Price 91
erbot. '
Either of tho above-monUonod articles will ba rent to |
ay address, closely seal od, and pcsUpeid, by mall or
cproaa 00 receipt of prloe. Mires? all orden to
. BEllOEH, SUUTTH A CO., OhemltU, _
March ao ly No. iSo IUver street. Troy, W. Y.
KJ11K MIAN.
MA TOIL? I,TY OP CHAP.I.1W1 ON, 1
Cin BUrx, Novomber ?, I ?Od. I f
1 LL I'ERSON.-DESUlOUBOFUEliUILDINOltl T'lX J
V Burut Districts and Waste Places ot the CH ry, tin- ll
ir. "An Act Of the Oencral Aaiambly, firing authority bl
the City Council of Charleston to proceed In the mat- pi
r of a Pire Loan, with a view to aid In building up Um In
ly anew." are hereby notified that the form of appli- lb.
Hou for loam can ba ootatced at the oSlce sf the Clerk tb
Council! Mtweonthe bous of I A. II. and IP. IC. Ol
AllsrrpHcstlon*moat tc?' ^ ihihe ibsrs riisrii?ss! ?
noe, as the CommltUs ?roi meet e very Mondan to can
le* the esme. 1
By order ca* th? Mayor] .. ... w. a. BMITH, ?r
NoTtrmbrr 10 dieri Of Oounall,
INSURANCE.
WORLD MUTUAL
tlFE mum COMPANY
w Y <? ii ic
. A. LOW.
AMURL WILLETH.
I.ivi.lt H. OOllUON.
. ll. Olli IT END EN.
i i i:u c. ci ms i .LI..
[un. WM. KK> LY.
VM. H. T1SDALK.
UL. L. IIKKUKMAN.
OH. A. KPll.UIUK.
illKUS ll. HIIAVF-S.
iLKX. V. ?LAKi:.
AMt-S H. HO YUM.
\ M. C. FOWLP.lt.
AM I. ll. CALDWELL.
J. H KNTLKY.
VII. P. PHEN1?0K.
I. M. PltOTIIISOHAM.
a. .ll. H. TA ll Ul.
m. mi. ov IIIHKCTOHH :
I. II. 1 HU I NINGHAM.
UKO. 1.. WU.I.WU).
II. tS, WK ll HEP JNT.
(I KO. K. Ill H M AK.
JOHN mu. .1 V
K. TOWNSEND.
Titos. T. IIOCRLKV.
IIKNltY A. HW I Pl'.
J AH. ll. PUKNTICK.
il. M KM <KMI Eli.
ORO. I.. NICHOLS.
W. KIIOTUINUIIAM.
WM, C. :c I I.I " is.
OLIVKllS. CARI Kit.
LEWIS ll. Li UM lt
J.T. ll. MAXWELL.
KZItV P. PItK.NllC.K.
Ur.SJ. lill KS.
OPnCRM :
OEOHOK L. WILLIED, l'roddont.
O. II. UOKDOXi Vim President.
C. . Pl.i KU, Socrelary mill Actuary.
THE PI.ANH l'Oit HU.SINI.XS Poll THIS IXHTITU
riON aro \cry llboml and attrnelivo I? those ?rim wish
JO Insure their lives III ? PIUS t OL ?SH COMPANY. Its
Business IH very large anil snpidly liicrcuHinu, All Um
parlous kinds of policies rtrc Insured on SH favomlnu
Uirrus SH ure offered In any oilier tjood Company lu tho
:oun rv. D1VIIIENOH Inen'ANu ?Uh th? situ nf tho
folley. * on parlldnallug rates sro Inwur lliau tluise or
?ny Coinpmy In thu world. Losses paid lu thirty IISVH
?Uur duo uoUco and proof of death. LllivrnI arrange?
ments made. In renard totiavul. uue-thlrdof Itiuumotiut
DI premium will lio loan d the policy-holder If desired.
J. ALPltKO CAY. lien, ral Agent,
Ofllco in rear ol Elmore I nun ranee.
July Kl stlillitlmo Law Haiifie, llroad Htiei t^
Tilt: UNOKItSltlXKO
WILL CONTINUE THE COMMISSION AND IN
SUKANCE biudll'is on his own eccount, sud will
Isko riva, lu Ibu I .laminc OOSIipslttoS, viz :
Maryland Piro Iu.ur.ueo company, NnlUiuorv.
Merchants' sud Mechnulcs' hire IiiKUraueu company,
Bsltliiioio.
Associated Firemen's ItiMiraneo Company, Ballimore
Howard Pira Insurance Company. Ballimore,
hu??ual l'lro Inmiruiicu Company, Italilinori'.
I'AM lil. HAVEN KL, Jr.,
Comer East I lav alu! Kxehaiige. street.
July 13 a
EDUCATIONAL.
MISS t-ANTKIl
IS NOW PltEPAIlEU TO (UVE IN3TIIUCHON IN
thu FltKNCH, liavlnii resided sevorsl yesrs lil Bor?
deaux. ?here silo acquired a knowledge) of Um I .un; mite ;
aluolii EMBROIDERY WOllKINU ON MUSLIN. LINEN
AND COTTON UAMllBJOB. lunn, moderate. Pur fur
.icr part?cula, s, apply ut her residence, No. !>6 IIIIO.M)
"HEEL liilusfi _July a
HIGH SCHOOL OB" C1IAULKSTON.
ITMIE EXERCISER OF I HIS SCHUOL WILL BF. I
I resumed on Monday. lElli InsL Instruction given
In Latin, (in eli, Kn i;di, Merman, Mathematics, and thc
higher brauchen of English,
'fenns, $10 per quarter, payable. In advnuco.
No ixlra charge for French, Ooriuan or sta!Innen .
July I?_W. lt. KleOMvN. Principal.
INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.
MHS. NICHOLS, A NATIVE OF CHAULES TON,
mit duriOK thc past tlttcon a cars a restdoiit lu
europe. ls desirous of Hiving Instruction lu Ihn Fronch
Language, elt.ier at her owu reside uco oi al tho lum-ea
of lier pupil*.
Iiiqulru at Mrs. ITNNKY'S, No. HW King slrcot.
May aa
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SHOE STORE!
Great Attraction I
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
A SPLENDID STOCK
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Men, Women and Children,
Ob'FKllliD TO CUSTOMERS AT A
Reduction of 20 per cent.
FROM LAST MONTH'S PRICES I
MY MANNER OF DOING BUSINESS (nAVINO,
mt all timos, but ono price), in a sufficient ffuarnn
tco that all who favor mo with their patronago will
be fairly dosJt with.
MY STOCK, being largo and of excellent vorioty,
will bo sold at prices which will dofy compolition.
I would annex a schedule of prices, but spaco will
not permit. Suffice, it to say, that all wbo favor
mo with their custom, will -not depart dissatisfied.
JOHN WILL!! Il,
No. 260, Bend of King Street.
Juno at? stu lb 13
DENTISTRY.
THEO. F. C1IUPEIN,
DENTIST,
OFFICE, - - - No. ?75 KINO HT Uli KT,
NEA BL Y OPPOSITE ILUTJX.
nriHE MOST UK A UTI I'll I, ARTIFICIAL TEETH IN
X H K HT HO at moderate prices.
?*- Tl'If I'll EXTRACTED witliont pain hy means ol
CHLOROFORM
NITROUS OXYD,
Or by DB. BIOHAHDSON'S apparatus for producing
LOCAL ANAESTHESIA.
LZsrch S ruths Gmo
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.
C. F. VOILER.
NO. 108 MARKET ST.,
Book*, ForloitiCAls and Stationery.
JUST RECEIVED
A lar o supply of STATIONERY
PHOTOOIIAPIIB, PHOTOOHAPH ALBUMS
POCKET BOOKS, DIARIES for 1807, Etc.
ALSO,
One and large selection of NOVELS, by tho most
ret 'irate.! an thors. BONO BOOKS, DOOKS for Home
tm ?menta, Ac
At. the MONTHLY MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PAPERS.
DAILIES constantly on hand, and subscriptions ro
?eived 'or the sams.
Ordert I rom the coDotry are respectfully solicited.
TKHM" r.IMW.IA',_ Novcmtwr 9
M. M. QUiNN,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer
IN
BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
NEWSPAPERS, 8TATIONRRY, ETC.
Ho. B?7 KINO STHBUT
(Oppolite Ann street),
Charleston, O. S.
The LATEST ISSUES of the Press always on hand.
Subscriptions received and Oooda delivered or for
r ard ed by Mall or Express.
All CASU ORDERS will bo promptly attended to.
ysbroary 79_lj
SCHOOL BOOKS AT 'HALF
PHICB.
ENGLISH. FRENCH, LATIN AND GREEK, ITALIAN,
GERMAN AND SPANISH SCHOOL UOOKB sro be?
lg told at half price. Tesche rs and parents. If they do?
ro lo save, ahould avail themselves of the opportunity,
all soon, or you may be too late.
HAH. HAUT. Sr.,
Jone 17 Bookseller, King street.
CRISPER COMA.
Ob I abe was beautiful and fair.
With surry eyes, and radiant hair.
Whore carlina tendrils, soft entwined,
Enchained the very beert and mind,
, CUIH I'll) Ii C 031A,
or Cu ri in ? tho nair of either Sex into Wavy
and Oloaay Ringlet? or Hea<y Masaivo
, . i Curls.
")Y USWO THIS A UTI OLE LADIB I AND GENTLE
J MEN can beautify Lh cn ssl rcs a thoa sand-f.vid.
lt the only article In the world that will cur) straight
tir, and at Ino sam? time give il s beatrtlrnl; glossy ap
?rance. The Crisper Coma not only curls tbs hair, but
vigora to?, besnttflea and cleanses lt; ls highly and de>
[hlfuUy perfumed, and la Hie most complote ar Ucl a of
* Uni ever offered to the Arm rloan publie. Tho
lapcr^Ot.nia will bb seat Ut uxt address, sealed and
Addrais ail orders to
. "y . W. L. CLARK li CO., Choailstf,
. Ko, S West raystts street, Synvrose. N. Y.
March 90 ayr
GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS.
PK I MK CYPUKStf SH I NU LES.
i t i~\t\r\ PRIME CYPRESS MIINOLKH FOR
LL.UUU BALB-toairBro.
KIIACKI.I.roHH k KILLY.
July Kl No. 1 Itoyce'a WhnrL^
sUpKRPiXli" F 1.0UK.
I AA RM*. HT. LORIS RAKER'S FLOUR-Ilion
I lill uraile of SHIM rtlue. Ill BtaftV BIMI for ?nie Wy
?-TRKKl ItROH* co.,
July lt! ll No. 7IJ*tHt Hoy. _
COHN;
}f\{\(\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE COHN LAND
?UUU INO an.l for Billi-Ly
W H. SMITH A; CO..
July 13_I ttaptet+a Haag?.
SCOTCH ALK.
1 Al \ OASES TENNENT* . I.KURATKD DOUBLE
I'M/ SI KUNU A I.E. In twilit.
;>o casks i'?-i i. H.rn i.. 11111 >i i : i : ii Ali*.
fill rnxlui Hermill's l'aie ludia Alu.
Till i e.li H Tennent' I?j|.. Ale.
ld i I UKI p. r shins "Missouri," "Amelia" and "Filio
le l'Air." Im ii Liverpool.
mr nulo t.y nou r. Munn A: co..
.Inly li ii lloyee Ar CO.'K \Vliarf._
KO it SAM;.
1)RIME SMOKED BACON. HAMM. l'OHK TRIM
MINOS. A-e.. Ae.. at n-diieid prices, ill quantities
to nutt purchasers.
Apply to Midi A Y ll CAMPBELL,
July ll_ No. l u'. Mi etlUK street.
ARROW TIF COTTON KANUS.
rr\ TONS OE THE CELEBRATED "ARROW HE"
0\t CO'lTON II\NDS. IOT billin; Cotton, superior lu
nil nilieiH. JiiHt received per "lilla de. L'AIr, Iruui
LivcriHwl. For nate by lt. MUHE ic CO..
_July ll_ (I Boyce ti I O.'M Wharf.
SCOT!JIL IMG IRON.
*>A TONS OLENOAHNOCK PHI IKON, JUST UK
OU CHIVED per balk "l ille do I'AIr," rroui Diver
pool, loi uah' lo
H?HT. MURE A- CO..
July ll r. Hoy, o A Co's Wharf.
JUST A KIM Vii?.
rrrx inns. Mian PORK AND PORK HEADS.
0\f Fur salo by WM. HORNET.
July 3 _ No. HM Ennl Ray.
WIUTLi L?AB1 WIIITK LRAD1
TUST RECEIVED, AS INVOICE OF WRITE LEAD,
?I IN OIL. which we ar? prepared lo Hell at Manu?
facturera' price?, for cash, nt ARTIST'S i-UPPLY.
PAINT AND OIL STORE, No. ift QUEEN STREET.
July ll tbsm-J JOH. W. HARHIBSON k SON.
CALIFORNIA WINE COM PAN Y7
(iNConriviiATr.ii Novrvinni I, IHM.)
WINES ,
1 HOM THE VINEYARDS OF
Sonoma, Los Alig?los mid Nnnn
Conni ?os, Cnlifbrnin.
W. II. CHAFFE, A gout,
NO. 207 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C.
HOCK. SHERRY, SWEET ANOELICA. MUSCATEL,
Port, Wino Hitters, Claret, Sonomo Brandy, California
Catawba, Sonoma Cliamiogno (in quarts). Sonoma Cham?
pagne (in iduU, 24 lu a case)-lu wood and giana.
! GKOUGE W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS AND BANKERS,
IIAY.VE STREET,
CI-IAREESTON, S, C,
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Cotton Fae* torrs
CHURCH STREET, CHARLESTON, S. 0.
WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & CO.,
Commission Me reliants,
NO. 147 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
May 7 lutlis3mo
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
A CARD.
McKAY & CAMPBELL,
AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 136 Meeting Street,
OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL, L\TE OF NO. 65
HASEL STREET,
SOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
or MERCHANDISE, ami aro prepared to russo
iiiu.ni ..uiuu-ca on sonic. Special attention giran to
outdoor salea.
WILLIAM MCKAY. JOHN rit BI PUKTX.
Juno 20 tli?iu I mo
WILLIE & CI1IS0LM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING- AGENTS.
TT7TLLATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND
VI SHH MENT (to Forcigu aud Domestic Porta) ot
COTTON, it I CK, LUMBER AND SAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WIIARF, Charleston. 9. C.
E. vtTLLiH.A. R. UUISOI.M
October 2?
WILLIAM II. GILL1LAND 4 SON,
Kcal Estate Agents, Auctioneers
AMD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
UKUINAKGU.
TRE F0LL0WINO ORDINANCE IS PUBLL9HED
lor tho Information of all concerned :
AM OHO I NAN ri: TO ll l IO I VI o Till! e I .KA N MHO nv rill VIES
AHt> VAULT* 13? IBM ConislBVTE J.lil ITS O* TUE CITY.
I. Bo lt Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen, 'that
from aud alter Ibo ri'llicatlou of Ulla Ordinance, lt shall
not bo lawful tor any persou to clcause or rumoro the
coulonlH of Vaults or Privlca within tho limite of tho
dty, without baring previously obtained a lie-imo tor int,
aamo;aU aucb licenses io expire ou the oro Doccmber
of every year, and bo subject to all requirements Impos?
ed by Ordinances regulating the granting of Licenses lor
Drays and C irta.
II. Tbat tho use of Darrels In open Cartu and Wagons
la prohibited, and parties applying for Ll censo wBl be rc
quired to pr?vido closed Curta ? entablo for tbs purpose.
III. All parsons baring aucb License shall re pott rt
ono of Ul Guan? Douses, during Ino day, bia or their In*
lantlon U lo auch work during tbs onaulug night; In the
Lower Wards such report to bo matta to tho Main Uuar 1
House, in tbo Upper Warda lo Upper Ouard House.
IV. Tho place or places for ibo deposit of such offal
shall be designated from limo to time by tho Mayor.
V. Erory owner or driver of auch Licensed Cart or
any other person who shall vi?lalo any of Hm provisions
of thia Ordinance, or shall neglect o.- rofuso to observe
the earne, er any of toura, shall forfeit and pay for cac li
otfenco a Uno not to exceed twenty-Qvo dollars, to be en?
forced by the Mayor In ula Court, or recovered lu ?ny
other Court of competent Jurisdiction.
Ratified in City Council thia seventh day of May, lu thu
roar of our Lord omi thousand eight hundred sud six?
ty-seven.
|i- M p. C. OAILLARD,
W. H. SMITH, Msyor.
_ Clerk of Council 3nio May 10
TO 1'A \ 1* Y YlCllS;
rprre FOLLOWINO ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
JL for tho Information ol all persons concerned:
AM onniMAMca TO AMjjrn AN OBUJIHAJVCE TO aaisz sec
PUES roa TUX TXAB 1B?7, AND ron OTHER PU aros ks.
I. Be lt ordained by thu Mayor and Aldermen ba City
Council asia obied, That all laxes payablo i.nder the De?
dman oo to raino supplies for tho year 1KC7, and for other
purposes, bo paid on or bolorv lbs Suth day of Juna noxt :
and that persons who shall mako default of payment of
their lairs on that day, ahsB pay, in addition to tho
amount of their taxes, one and a bali per cent, per
mouth until tho 31st day of July, when, ll not paid, an
amount of two per cent, por month upon tho ainouut
of taxes shall bo paid; and alter tho Slat day of August
three per ccnL per month on tho amount of taren doe
shall he paid until payment of tho wbolo amount ls made.
II. That all persons who neglect or fall to pay their
monthly taxes on or before tho fifteenth day of each
month, ahaH respecUvaly pay on the amounts thereof,
taro per cent per month from such fifteenth day, until
payment Ia made.
ii?ulied lu City Council this seventh day of May, In
the year of our Lovd ooo thousand eight hundred and
atxiy-eoTen,
lt- a.] P. O. OAILLARD, Mayor.
W. H. Hiern, Clerk of Connell. 3mo May ll
AN ORDINANCE
ro nxa?LATE nra ?IOIAOE or i XTHOLEUM, rr? pBO
DUCTS, AMD OTU ? m ?i JU MADi.i ona.
Btv. I. Bs it ordained Ay Oe Jfoyor and AkUrmen, in
City Council ajirnbffti, Tljit from ?id after tho loth day
jf Juno nail, lt than no, I j lawful to keep Petroleum,
Kerosene, Bock OH, Herir nr. De molo, or any other In
lammable oil cr nils on itorage or for sala In any collar,
itara or building south of Una street. In a larger cition .
ity than fifty gallons on any ono lot or premiaos, ami
my snob quantity so kept or stored shall be contained bi
restais of Un or other metal.
SEO. X That Petroleum, Its products, or any otbor In
lam mable oil or oils, when brought Into tho city by html
ir walor, may bo kept on any lol or in any biuldlng In
rhieh cotton ls not stored, for a period not oxcoodln,r
wonly-four hoars, upon the expiration of which timo il
bill bo removed ana kept In the manner aa required by
he foregoing section.
SEO. a. Any persou or persons violating sny part of
bis Ordinance shall be snbjoct to a Uno of two hundred
lollara, for each offense, recoverable tn any Court of cone
attest! jurists lc lion.
Uti owl hi City Council this twenty-find day of May, In
the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
slity-seven.
I1' ".) P. a OAILLARD, Mayor.
W. H. Burra, Clerk of Council._juno 6
NOTICH.
0FPI0E OP THE CHTEF OP PO LICK, I
CnAsuwroM, 8. a. Maj t, la?7. I
TIDE REO ULAR INSPECTION OF TDK LOTS ANO
L Incloturoa, vanita. Ao., wul commen?a on Uonlait
ext, at IniL Owners and ocoupanbi aro hereby reqaired
a soe that thci r premlaea are In1 good condition and that
ll Sith and garbaga ls removed aa required by Orel
ance. Otoerlnspecliena will follow.
Dy order of Mayor OAILLAXCO.
O. B. 810 WALD.
? _m_ Chiefer Polit?,
. The Honnef tsvillo uJoiirnBl"
rs runi.iHRED EVERY FBIDAT MORNINO AT
L B^nortov?Te, 9. O., tn the easu rn portion of tho
tats, by hTTjBHS k LTTTI^, Prcanlotors, and offen
?perlor IcduoemenU to Merenaata and all others who
lah to extend th mr htutneat in thia section or the Pee
^ooxmtry. We rvapsoUnUy soUcil Iba pttrosac* of
or Char leaton friends.
Terms 03 per BL nam, Invariably In adran cc Adrar.
aemaaU Inserted at yery reasenabla ratea. July R