The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 17, 1867, Image 1
VOLUME rv.
HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cullie IMfpnti fica.
LONDON, July ID- Noon.-Consols Ol j. Honds
73. Bugar, No. 12, Dutch Standard, 25s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 10-Noon.-Cotton firm. Sales
8000 bates-Middling Unlands, 10|d; Ortu-ilB, 10].
Corn 80s. Cd. Pork 73J. Cd. Baion 43.1. Cd Tur
pentino Sis; Tallow 41s.
LiVEiirooL, Juno IO-Bl ootna*.-ditton uncharg?
ed. Sales reached 10,000 balea. Manchester ad?
vices unfavorable.
Couixrcsslonnl.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-Tho Sonate Bill, reliev?
ing cort lin dcsorlora, was pisuod.
Tho Frosidont sont a mcssa.o rogarding tho
Russian Treaty, asking an appropriation to carry
it out; also a Convention botwocm tho United
Hiato? and Venczuola, providing for thesotllomont
of claims of citizens ortho Unit d State? against
Vonczula.
In Exccutivo session, afterward.'!, Indian affairs
wcro diBousscd, when thu Semite adjourned.
In tho House Mr. STEVENS introduced two Hills
on reconstruction, ono entitled a Hill lo enable thc j
inhabitant ? of tho Southern Territories to lorin Stato
Governments, which waa ordorcd to bo printed
and referred to tho Reconstruction Committee
vrliou tho I louse adjournod.
Tito Proeidont notified Mr. COLFAX that thc veto
would bo sent in on Thursday.
Washington .Neus.
WAHHINUTON, July IC-Qonoral GRANT line
official advices froi.i General CUBTAB, dated July 0.
Mr. RAYMOND says ho has never applied for tho
Austrian mission, and would not accopt, if con- j
firmod.
In tho S una ATT trial a largo amount of evidence
was offered by tho defb'ico, mid ruled out. HTEPIIUN
F. (JAMESON, Chaplain to tho Confodorato Mary?
land Itegimont, testified, contradicting, in impor
portant respects, Dr. JICMILLIAN, tho Surgoon of
thu ship in which SUIVRAIT crooned. It appoara
from CAMF.UON'H oridotico that ?he commissions by
which tho lives of eovornl nf tho St. Aloin's raidoi s
wcro sarod, were dated back. Evidence showing
S ran ATI ? business wno excluded.
Loins J. GARLAND testified that WEICMMAN told
bira that he was troubled about hi? evidence. If I
ho had t een len alono it would bavo benn diflcront I
with Mr. Sun BATT.
JAMXS G. GIFFORD heard an ofliccr Hay to Wcicn
unless ho HW ire to moro ho would hang him.
Tho actor MATTKKWH gavo tcalimouy regarding
BOOTH'S letter, similar to that bcroro thc Judiciary
Ootntnittoo.
Tho internal rovonuo receipts to-day amount lo
$438,000.
Cii.Mu.v_s C. HARMS prcsontcd his rredentiata
to-day as minister from tho Sandwich Islands.
OfHcial advices havo boon rooeived of tho port
of Tampico for trndo by a docroc from JUAREZ.
Richmond News.
IhoTOlOND, July 10_A. WOLF charged willi ob
taining- goods ou falso pretences has been dit?
ch arg od hero, but bau boon sent to Uallimoro on a
requisition from tho Governor of Maryland.
Tile Telegraph In CotrrC.
DETBOIT, July IC-Tho Supremo Court decided
that tho telegraph is not a common carrier, and
that tho conditions beading '.heir blanks hold in
lawwhcther tho sender of tho dispatch reids them
or not. Tho caso came from tho lower court,
where tho telegraph company waa cast in damage
for sn error, against which tho heading disclaims
liability.
From Wilmington.
\Vrr_inKOTON, July IC-It is rumored thal J. D.
POISSON, Postmaster, hos boon removed, and E. H.
BBINK appointed hU succossor. Business more
activo.
From Augusta.
Armit,i-A, July IC-Ex-Governor JOHNSON has
written a lotter, in which ho advises tho pcoplo of
Georgia not to accopt tho terms of tho Militar}
Re count ruction Act..
AXUsr loviowinu tim nituatinn. ?ml Mm <?..- r-*- j
poeod for tho Reconstruction of tho Southern (
States, ho Baya : "Inover will approve, consent to,
or accopt tho poisoned chalico off ?red to our lips;
nor will I advlso my foliow-citLzens to do HO. If
pennittei1 to vote, in viow of tho turn of events, I 1
should register, and I hope every man in Gcorgiu
who can, will do so, with tho view of defeating thc j
scheme for our degradation and tho ovcrttirow ol
the Republican Gorcrnmon'.
From Ute Weat Indies. <
FOBTBZSS MONROE, July IC-Arrived, tho gun- i
bott Peoria, six days from St. Thomas, West I
Indios; no fover; business dull; the harbor free of t
shipping. Tho town of Bossoltonia, 8;. Kitts, has I
been dostroyod by Uro. Tho cane crop is prom- i
ieing. 1
Tho ship Mononqah?a, and tho gunboat Saco, t
arrived at Santa Cruz, all well. I
-? ? ?- - j
From Mexico.
WASHINGTON, July 16_Tho American Consul at ,
Yore Cruz, undor dato of Juno 28, writos : This |
8tato, Department, and City of Yera Cruz, and ,
Cutio of St. Juan d'UUoi, ia in quiet possession of ]
the Mexican National General BKNAUIDES. Tho ,
Imperial obiof and foreign troops have embarked j
and left the country.
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Ularino News.
NEW YOBS, July IC-Arrivod, tho Manhattan, f
from Charleston, and Ibo Jkcta and Atlantic, from (
Europe.
Domestic Marketa.
NOON DISPATCH*
NEW YOBS, Joly 16.-Stocks steady. Money Ca6
per cont. Gold MO.. Sterling timo 104; Sight 10|' 1
'63 Coupons 111?. Flour 10a20o. lower. Wheat 2a
He, lower. Com steady. Mesa Pork drooping, at
$2. 70a22 75. Lard firm, at 12al3], Colton quiet;
Middling Uplanda 2CJ. Turpontinq drooping, at
57a58. Rosin firm, at $3 02 for common and (9 75
for strained.
EVENTHO DISPATCH.
atooks dull. Gold MO J. U. S. Coupon Bonds of
.62, ll li. Cotton unchanged-sales 000 bales.
Flour dull-State, $715al0 60; Soathorn, $0 75a
1726. Wboat heavy-now Georgia amber, $2 75a
2 80; new Georgia white, $3 20o3 25. Com scarce
Miioo. Western, ll 05al 07. Pork 122 CO. Croce
fae>-:~" -.??<* Koval Rtnres o nie t.
Stock of Rio 29,000 baga. Flour and wheal steady.
Corn, white, $1 19.11 20; yollow fl 14. Provisions
very linn and odrunecd. Bacon shoulders ll'a
12.?.; rib sidcB lSJc; bulk shoulders 10]o.; sidcB
12)o.; Moss Pork $21. Clock or all kintU very
light.
CINCINNATI, July 16.-Flour and wheat steady
lig..t supply. Red sold at $2.40, lo arrive. Cum
dall; prime Whito, sacked, hold at OOo. MOSB Pork
quiet at $23. Bulk monts active; Bhouldcrs 10;
Hides 12. Bacon Arm; Shoulders 111; Clear
Sidos 14.
WTAIOJ?OTON. July 10_8pirits of Turponlino
firm at $2.G0a2.67; tho lattor for window gloss
gradea. Tar steady at $3.85.
BAVAIOIAII, July IC-Cotton inactivo; solos 10
balea; Middlings 23?; rocoipts 88 bales.
AD o HUTA, July IC-Cotton moto activo and
finner. Pales 226 balea. Middlings 23i23Je.
MOELLE, July 10.-Sales G60 bolos. Factors
elaina full rates ; cloned Arm. Low Middlings 21Jc.
Iteoeipts 0 bales.
Ax ExAOTtKa Bains AND A SENSIBLE BBIDEOROOM.
Ycuterday afternoon wad sot apart fur Kio mar?
riage of a worthy young man, of thia oitv, to a
Young lady residing on Halifax street. On Wed nc s
tUynltht ho paid tho expectant brido avialt, and
while conversing ot their futuro plans, sho told I
him that two things sho would require of him aftor I
marriage, and unloaa ho gave Iii? promiso to lur
n nh theso abo would not marry him. Tho things
the deemed most essential to tho happiness of a
married lady were a cook and a chambermaid, anti
thoao sho moat havo when sho mari i cd. They
both wore poor, and such demand from his afilan cod
wife aatonuthol tho young man no little. Ho
tried to reason with ber, assuring bor that his
moans would not permit such extravagance; that1
his occupation folly qualified him to perform tho
duties of cook, whilo be thought sho might aol tho
part of chambermaid. Dut sho waa inexorable,
'ibo cook and cbambermiad sho munt havo. Tho
young an finally took his hal, and tolling bor
she mast 1 >ok foi some ono moro able than him?
self to furnish ber with the sotvanta sho required,
bid har good ovonin ?. Yetto relay, we muli minmi
some of the young lady's frieuda wont to tho church,
expecting lo wi trices tho n. arriago, but tho som g
man was engage! in his daily avocation, with no
thou gb t of marrying. Bo acted wiaoly.
IPcteriburg Index.
Hr?. ASZZIOIA AqrxxH has presented tho Pirat
Presbyterian Church of NashvUlo with a bell
y tri gb. Lng 4000 po iradi, and coating $8000.
OVR WASHINGTON l ou lt I s POM > i ; \ < i :
TUE LAST ni ASK OF DECONSTRUCTION- SENATOR
HUM.NHH'H DEMAND ron UNIVERSAL BUFFUAOT.
WAI? QriniT AMONO THE BOIiDEII MEMBERS OF 00*
oitEss-l'HoURESS OK rm: smut UT HIIAL-STIIUNO
EVIDENCE roil TUE DEFENCE-MEXICAN M UM elm
AKD AMERICAN rOLlTICS-MAXIMILIAN'S EXECU?
TION IIE1NO MADE A POLITICAL ISSUE-UUU MIN?
ISTER TO TUE JAUIIEZ GOVERNMENT -OIIANT AND
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY, ETC.
WAsniNtiTON, July 14.
Congress having at lnat succeeded in palming a
Supplementary llecnnstruction Dill-not without
some qualms of coiiHCietico, lioirovcr, ott tito part
of certain or tho members that it ia not quito com?
pleto enough-it is now fuir to pr."sumo that thu
all-absorbing topic of Diing to a certainty tho et il?
lus of tho tlillurent ntiljtnry . districts mid their
cotnmandur.i in tho South, will give way tommie
thing ?lue-possibly tdjournmcnt. Tho framers
of tho now hill, which is composed of tho cnliro ca
sonco of tho -i! which provioualy passed both
Houses, express themselves aaliallod, and think
tho nation can now safely ho left for another short
Henson without, tho necessity of Congross i cumin
inn nt- Iho capital, and, cotiuequmtly, it is boliovcd
that thu midsummer session trill end about tho
muidlo of tho prenant weok. This in noto tho gen?
eral impression, bul no otto knows whiil a day may
bring forth, and past oxperienco has proven very,
conclusively that it is not safo to mako predictions
".vy to -.vh.it ?-ill hnppon whilo 'Congreus renn inn in
Washington.
Thom aro two important mnttors, ns different in
IhWlvialuro ns any two things can ho-ono hoing
o pearn mensuro mid tho other a question of war
which tho advocates of CAch assert call tor Imme?
diate legislation by Congress. Tho first of threo
is universal sui) rage, Banaler SUMNER'S pot bobby,
now that tho "barbarism of slavery" upon which
that bioiialor was wont to harp so incessantly in
' byrgono days" is no longera theme for bis classic
cssays. Tho olhor topic is our frontier difficulties;
upon which thc momhors from tho far West, im?
pelled hy thc r,imprint rent i mont of tho border, oro
endeavoring to got up a thorough and expensive
Indiin war. And of these, first, a word about Mr.
MUMMER'S theory. That gonlloman is most assuredly
thoroughly consistent and zoalottn in udvocating
tito dogma or equality of races, which has been I ho
thoory ol his official Ufe; bul during tho present
session of Congress, it seems ho lus mot with but
little -favor in tho houno cf his friends, and tho
most prominent members of hts own party, such [ !
as Messrs. FESSEKDKN, of Blaine, TRUMBULL, of [
Illinois, and soma othors, complain of tho Mnssa
chusotts .Senator BB buillg al (neel ber too captious
and dictatorial, and in fact snub (hat gonttcman, in
a delicate way, whim ho rolers to his bill for es?
tablishing universal "suffrage," and which ho re?
gards ns tho only completo and definite solution to
Hint reconstruction, whioh his friends, who have
been so assidioua in calling Congress together,
imagino is now very well on the road to perfection,
SUMNER will call up bia bill to-morrow, and wo
aimil seo how it will work. So far it looks very
very much liko a bitter pill, which, if hound to ho
swallowed, will go down with a very bad grnco.
As for thc Indian war question, tho appearances
at preseut arc that thc gentlemen from Kansas
mid N'?lu a. ka. nnd other wild regions of our terri?
tory, will fail in several of their desires. The War
IVpartmcit is opposod to callie'; mit volunteers,
preferring to do alt tho fighting that is necessary
to ho dono with tho regular army, so as to gain a
pie.it ?go for birder wai fare; and tho Indian
Bureau, at tho head of which is tho Hon. Mr. TAY?
LOR, a very sensible, and humane gentleman, op?
io ?.?o war hy either volunteer or regular forces.
Untes? tbcao subjects aro agitated, Congress eon,
a lill o nt any dftlcillty. adjourn by next Tuesday if I
ladeases; but tho cncotfh.es loqucnili is vory pro
o i noni hero, and heretofore has displayed itself I
ipon tho slightest occasion, and may again, in [
..on these instances, to tho extent of continuing
o,:i-lalion for a week or ten din s longer.
There.is seemingly much moro interest taken
he progress or tho SUBRATT trial, now that tho
estitnonv for tho defence, is being heard, than
here in in tho dalibcinUous of Congicas. Tho
result or tue lattor nns novcr uuuu a tiucouuu ui
tncortainty, whilo in tho former insinu?e- there,
ire now a multitude of speculations and opinions
te to how tho ease will omi. Tho trial baa boen a |
irolongcd ono, ai|d dnring tho intonso bot weather
vlueh bas prevailed during ila greater portion,
ill concerned in it woro subject to much disconi
'ort and inconvenience. Tho court room idciowd
:d caca day, and it requires every effort on tho
ml Of tho baililfd and policemen, situated in thc
mirv waya, to keep places for tho privileged
larlios w.thin tho bar. Tho defence in behalf of |
ho ?i'rtf, which it ?B assorted, can bo proven havo
>flbrcd soino strong evidence, without doubt, but j
ho prosecution premiso in their rebutting tcsti
nony to produco strongor testimony on thoir sido.
,'ublic opinion in this community is divided, but
hero oro many who at first assorted strongly Ibo
TI.a i it er's guilt, who aro now willing lo admit a
irobubililij of his acquittal.
Thara aro indications of a now itom in the Ro
lublican party theory, resulting from tho oxocu
lon of MAXIMILIAN. Bovoral of tho most rampant
if tho politicians belonging to tho oxlromo school
javo already paved tho way for making party h>
iUOB of tho various stages or feeling which exist
aero with regard to that circumstance, and it has
iffoidei a thoma of nu small display of patriotic 1
buncombe so far. Several of tho advocates of con- I
'ininti adi?mermen!, which is tho Bole strength of
tho ultra radical party-for when tin ir progression t
soases Ibo peoplo will begin to think-aro denounc?
ing in unmeosurod terms all who oxprcas sympa?
thy for MAXIMILIAN, or rogrot that tho Republic of 1
Mexico had not beon loss blood-thirsty in its tri- 1
uniphe. Mr. GREELEY, who, with his accustomed 'J
charity toward mankind, lias oxprossod feelings
other than those of vindictiveness, for tho f?llen j I
Emperor bas a largo share of contempt shown to?
ward him by mum bora of tho party ho largely aid?
ed in founding. Mexican mailors will hardly ru
coivo much attention dnring this session of Con?
gress, though it is vory generally behoved that by I }
Decomboi they will rora a topi i ot tho groatost
interest, and tho Committees on Foreign Relations
will havo much to look al in connection with that
unhappy country. Thoao who think Mr. SEWARD
will endoavor to got up a war on account of tho
story about SANTA ANNA having beon taken from | j
under tho protection of tho American flag, are
mistaken. At present there ?B no such disposition,
aiu coo i.u^?.?.^' ,_u ??? tull' i litt, '*? t
cal capital, by uniting an tinny from the
Botith and North, tho Administration will pursue
a war policy in rolation to Mexico. A Minister to
that country ne.mis to bo tho consideration now.
Mr. OnxnDouRO may bo rotained; but tho great1
probability is that ho will not continuo in that po?
sition vory long, and consequently applicants for
tho position aro by no means fotv in number. Hon.
JOHN NDOENT, of California, ia backed hy a largo
number of friends for that position, and it ia also
hinted that Oovornor FLANDERS, of Louisiana, has
some show of hoing appointed. Wo shall seo.
Whether true or not, tho report that tho Domo- I
crate havo decided to run General GRANT as thoir
candidato fur tho Prcsidonoy has provod a source
of Homo consternation. Tho ultra mcmbors of |
tho Republican party aro afraid that tho Com?
mander-in-Chief is too consorvativo to run him
them sel ves; besides thoy have a number of promi?
nent and influential mon to roward, who clamor
for tho nomination, and it ia not surprising that I
tho moro mention of a disposition on tho part of |
tho Conservatives to nominate G RANT has fright?
ened samo of thom. Tho ultra Radicals, who pro?
feso to know tho General's views, however, ?/ any
bodyknouH them, say that ho punitively will not bo
a candidato, and console them H el vc s and .tho party
with that declaration. In tho meanwhile, tho fa?
vored individual appears daily at his headquarters'
smokes that constant figaro, and says nothing
whatever about tho noxt Presidency. HAL.
HOMICIDE.-rA dlfflcuUy occured yesterday after?
noon, nbont 8 o'clock, between Natal! Be ra fr li i
(proprietor of tho Cungaroo ltostAUraut) and M.
Drown, (an cmployco on thc Grocnvillo Railroad,)
which rosulf od in tho doatli of tho former from tho
thrust of a knife in tho ha mis of tho lattei, which I
sovorcd tho femoral artery ; In five minutes after
receiving tho wound, tho un lort una to man waa
dead. Drown was immediately arrested ant] eon-.
Unod in Jail. A jury of Inquest wasompnnnoUod
by'droner Walker, Inst evening, and they Will
cocolndo thoir deliberations this morning;,, Tho
f .ru ral of tho th coo*ed will lako place this after?
noon, nt 4 o'clock, at tho Catholio Church.
[Oatumb?a Phoenix.
..???.i,! ^..:.?'??- i ?? r
Over fonr thousand dogs, pf all shapes, shies,
shades, colora, qualities/ capscitiew, had been
slaughtered at tho pounds In New York on Satur?
day last, and tho cry Waa "still thoy como,'* at (ho
rato of moro than ft hundred . dav.
HOOKS AKD PKRIODICALS.
TUE C'oi.i-F.ur. COURANT.-Wo have received tho
first mimbcr of thia college paper, which wo aro
; ii !<>i '.uni takoo tho placo of tho Yalo Courant,
Vilich ran a successful courre during tho past Uro
yearn. Tho papor contains 111 reo departments : A
Graduate, Uudcrgrnto, and General Collego nowa.
The Gradua to dopartinont contains all nom? ro
iatiug to Alumni of Volo College, enabling any
grad?alo to hear everything of in tercet in regard
to h ?B own cloSFmatos; their do i n RH and where?
abouts. Tho Alumni number about 6000, and bava
already given tho ontorpriao a mont cordi ul sup?
port.
Tho Uudorgraduato department will ho uuder
tho moro immediate charge of the undergraduate!
editors, mid devoted to tho local interests of the
College.
Tho general Collcgo nowa depart mai it willgivon
summary of all Collcgo nows. Correspondents aro
secured in most of tho Colleges of tho country.
Thin department will ranko tho papor of iutorost to
to every ono connected with Colleges.
Two prizes aro offered by tho Courant, which
aro opon for competition to stndonts in any College
in tho Unito'l litotes. Tito first is Arr-LzroVs Non
Cyclopaedia (I ea thor binding), price $120, for the
best Essay on tho "Relation of our Colleges to thc
Education of tho Mossoa." Tho second itt IRVING':
completo works (28 volumes), prico $70, for thc
boat Poem. *?
"Tur. CnrtLSTiAK IIAILKONT, containing a choice
collection of hymn and', psalm tunca, odes and
anthems, H elect jd from ibo host authors m Europe
aud America, together willi a largo number ol
now tunes, Irorn emin ont composers, nc vor before
puhli -hod, embracing a great variety of met ron
auilod to nearly ali tho metres contained in thc
various hymn and psalm bookit nsoi by tho diflor
ont denominations of Christians. Designed alec
for tho uso of Hinging sohoolu, choirs, social anil
pr?valo singing societies, in tho seven ss Habit
syst cm of musical notation, willi seven diameters
ilso, a copious elucidation of tho scionco of voca'
minie, and plain rulos for beginners, hy WHXIAH
WALKER, author ot "Southern Harmony," and thc
'Southorii and Wet tern Harmonia!." Philadel?
phia : publisbod by MT. E. MILLED and WILMA>
WALKER."
Wero thin any oilier but Mr. WALKER'S book, wc
ihould hold ourselves absolved from any furthei
mlie,', aftor tho unconscionably long title. Bu
Slr. WALKER ia an old froud, and tho "Curistiai
Harmony" ia a metamorphosis, wo suspect
Drought about "to suit tho times," tho "South
?rn Harmony" hoing just now out of tuno. Tin
tuthor. Mr. W., wo liavo long known as I
isoful and highly respected citizon of Spartan
lurg. 8. C., whero, in contradistinction to nnotbo
IVH.I.TAM WALSER, who was living thero formerly
vith aucctioData familiarity ho was known ant
ipokon of as "Singing HILLY WALKER." Ho him
iclf obviated tho difliculty hy a moro elegant
.hough not moro professional appellation ; alway,
ligniug "A. S. H." behind his name. On ono oe
inion, wo heard him say, Homo years ago happen
ng to tic in Now York, ho registered bis unm<
not under tho Reconstruction Act,) ot tho Asto
hume, whero thc literal suffixes caused conoid
rabie speculation among tho guests and loungers
rho generally frequent hotel lohbios. Tho wotido
ras of what learned socioty Mr. WILLIAM WA LEE
ras a member. At last curiosity broko throng:
he bounds of etiquotto, a "committee" approach
J tho man with tho mysterious totters, and aftc
omo circumlocution asked him tho meaning c
'A. 8. H." "Why," quoth ho, "Author of Boutl
rn Harmony," bia manner and tono exptcssin
urpriso that thoy should not know so simple
ict.
Ibo "Southern Harmony" was published man
cars ago, and modo its author famous, and ule
roughl him substantial proofs of tho popidaril
f his tunoful work in tho shapo of several thoi
and dollars per annum not income. This waa i
Lie good uld tunes before tho War. Wc sincero
opo that tho "Christian" will run a rac o equal
ucceasful willi ita Southern predecessor.
This collection is specially adapted to connii
mmunllim* Kt*** -~ -^a'j'niiri \ --'_
sed in this book havo always found more Livor I
ho rural ports than with oily choirs, and also b
mise Ibero is a largo collection of tho raouraf
ld timo tunes boro which, formerly at least, wo
mell sung in tho up country. Wo do not kne
?bother tho war has effected any chango in th
Japed.
This book is, ho wo vor, amply largo to ombrai
very _ species of sacred music. It contains 3
ages, and no chorister, with tho "Christian Ht
tony ' at band, uood over ho n? a loss for psalm
y suitable to any occasion. Wo doubt not, thoi
ire, that it will havo a largo salo. Wo aro indol
d to Mr. Hoi.iras' Book Houao for our copy.
na I'lUTHi-Nuts, or /nus Lady'* Magazine, by I
Pupila of tho Lol timora Female College. July, 1807.
Tho number before us, tito first wo havo ot
con of this magazine, wo And ia No. 3 of vol. I'
nd has probably bcon sent us on account o:
ikoness of Miss AUOUSTA J. EVANS, thc lalonl
ulhoroBB of "St. Elmo," proQzod to it. It is bt
Uno picture and a good likoncsg. In tho mom
ecompauyirlg it, wo learn fiat Miss EVANS t
-urn in 183G, noar Columbus, Qa. Buring 1
hildhoodhor father removed to Terna, where,
ho schools wero few and indiff rent, eho could
lavo tho necessary faeiiitios of scholastic train!
t makes ono shudder to think what Miss E. mi
lot havo accompliahod had aho not boon deprive,
bat "scholastic training." In 1819 tho family
novo J to Alabama, where thoy still continu
asido. "Iiioz" waa hor first book; when p
ishod wo do not know. "BoulrJt" saw tho li gb
859; "Macar?a" in 180.1, and "St. Elmo" in 1
Tho young lady who "did" thia brief biogra|
oncludos thus: "Some abetruso subject ls doi
caa even now simmering in her montai cruoi
loon to ho tr ansin ii to tl by a suddon alchemy
iryatala of truth." Tho writer is clearly an
uirer of Miss E., and emulous of her fame.
lench and Dir. The Wit, Humor, AfperiUe*. and i
nltloa of tb* Law. Dy J. L. Bigelow, Counaolli
Law, with portrait* and Uluitratlou*. New 1
Harper A limn.
Tho titlo of this book ia descriptivo of Ita
.-enta and no ono with any SOOBO of humor
-oad [it without indulging most bearii ly in la
er. Tho coiloctor of those anecdotes has acl
ld ?oniething Uko success in bis attempt at 1
nuking, but a notico would not bo fair wit
tort ii in tho prcfoco Dy tu o oui tor, wno wiso uo
ng modesty styles himself author. Mr. Biol
'.night havo modo a much moro interesting
in selecting from so vast a quantity of mal
pre-onie J by tho subject. .Tho only devi
From mero copying is in tho disparsgomot
Lord CAHTBEU. as an author, whon without
attempt at sovority it might bo said Mr. B,
made a book from tho "drawer" of Harper's i
une. With a very fow exceptions tho Son
Ignored, but wo could not exp: ct anything
in our prcKOnt unreconstructed etato. To '
who iiavo timo and greenbacks for amuaoi
we can rocommond a visit to HOLMES' Book I
whoro tho work can bo procured.
CnmcAL Atm SOCIAL E*IATO, reprinted fret
New York NaUon. New York i Loy po hit A
1847.
This ' is the titlo of a very neat Uttlo vc
printed in a moat nt trudi YO form ; and ont
ors may judge of tho contents from*tho foll
list nf tho "heads" Vif chapters er essays: 1
Obit in tho Fiotion Market. 2. Critics and
clam. 8. Clorgymen'a Balarles. 4. Popula
Science, fi. The Good Old 'Tunea. C. WI
havo no Saturday Itu vio wa. - 7. Tinkering B
8. Araorican Mini of era Abroad. 0. Horao I
10. SODIO of our Social Philosophera, ll. '
13. Dress and its Or? tico. 18. Tho Social In!
of tho National Dobt. li. Hints for Son
July Orations. IL. American Reputations i:
land. 10. Tho European and American Or
.1 nought. 17. Hoads, 18. I'M WU. 19. A C
tient Village. 20. Voyages and Travels, 21.
Makihg. 22. Something about Monumcni
Our Love of Luxury. 21. A Flos for Collai
Oiirioaitlos of Longevity.
A most attracUvo tablo of contenta; i
estay here that ls not npon sn attracUvo ?
and admirably written, not nnfroquontly r
lng us of tho Lamb flavor. There is a gr<
that ia quotable. Bat wo forbear indulg?
indi na ti ona, content to giv o the following
only from tho Sith essay: ' '"'
It cannot bo tot'!well under*tooti OT, lo
ropeilcd,' that tl. ?' L regress of a nation ia o
np n imply by tb o Roncral di (Ti fl icm of ft m
grcj of odiicalibn, snob as mon 'get tn. .
acocota or "pick np" in the aparo m o rr,?
busy lifo. Wo might nil know how to rend, write
and cipher, and might nil posecua n pumita ac
quaintnieo arith ?bat ?H called "polito literature,
and naru a hip-h reaped for knowledge, and ye
?otilo down for ngoa in a stolo III no respect bit
porter t i that or tho Chinese. Tho movement o
tho world toward*, parer manoora an j nob'.or 1 nv*;
to? ai .tu larger libony, deeper latitglita; it? growtl
iii faith and hnpu, mid in moral and niateriol pow
or, in duo t.i thu labor of n comparatively mun!
number of tliinUcra. Noarly all yroat advances ii
civilization aro brought nb.ml hy (lio labora o
mon of high culturo and deep thought. Thoy con
coivo what utlicrs execute; and it in tho duty ant
intoiost of every nation, oven of I lionu who const,
dor mir.; lia! comfort to bo tito highest good, ti
mako, hy nil nvailahlo iiicanu. thu Inhoro ol itu men
of ecienco easy, and, if possible, plo.mant.
This b >oh in for aatc nt Mr. JOHN HIISSEM.'S.
Kona AND Ancilimu.n I.r.K. A Novrl, by Um author ol
"Agnes I'roiuuruv," "Thc Coat of a Borrel," eic,, etc.
Now York: Harper k lirutboru. Publisher*. 1807.
Thin is u very intimating story, well told. Ont
lady friendu who may irish to havo a good novel to
rend thoso hot Bummer nftornooup. wilt do ireh to
call nt Mr 9. C.. CorinT.N iv's, No. 0 llroad slroeli
to whoso courtesy wo aro indebted for om- copy.
Co-orCDATiVK i'?iKS: Uiclr lli-lorv, Organization ami
Management, baaed au Ibo recent German work ot
Kugono itt.-liter, with aiiuntatlou* and ameudiuenls,
reuilcring Um wurk especially adapted lor usc In Ibo
United bn.lt.-M. Now .?rh; Loyiwliil k Hell, 18C7.
Charleston: Jolm liur. -H.
ThiH book treats of a subject now occupying tho
attention of tho loading writers on l'ollllual Brana*
roy in IStiglnud, l-Tanco omi tlonnany. In Now
York aleo, Hcvcial papers of Into have advocated
tho introduction of this nanto system; tho object
of coarto is praia:, worthy viz: to eavo to Iho poor
and working man all (lint in pusHiblo of his earn?
ings, or perhaps wo should nay, hy judicious in?
vestment and cooperation io multo tho littlo ho
has go aa lac us possible. This ?dca is not a now
one. Thc Irouhlo hitherto ha? hecn lo carry it
into practical and siicccsnfnl < fleet. This has
boon dono freiyticiilly Of late in tho larga cities of
Europe, a:i.l tin? little brm fcurc beforo un gives a
groat deal of information in r?f?ren?a to tho
matter.
Hmm ANN ? cntn.Tzn, or Delitzsch, is considered
tho author of tho German industrial and economi?
cal associations. Ho has benn engaged iii it since
1850. Tho u...v. incut first affected those small,
independent tradesmen who wei o trying, by aid
of Hociotios for canil chanco., Tor tho wholosalo
purchaso ot raw material mid supplies, tn maintain
coiupotition with tho growing prosperity or tho
man ufar tor 1 c j. This inovi merit of con feiern I ion
to-day extend t over all Germany and through al'
classes of its people. Tho'nsriouiations that in 1830
numborod only a half dozen, now havo multiplied
into more than a Hum-und, willi not less than
throe huudrcd and IHtv thousand members, an an?
nual bnsinuss of at least $00,000,000, and nearly
$1,000,000 of pru nie properly. Tho co-oporativo
store socioties lxigan to appear in Germany, still
lator than tho credit and labor a-mociations. Thc
factory employees, who wero llioao mainly inlor
ostcd in their rornialion, had littlo cxperienco of
sooiotios in 18V1. indeed, owing to tho compara?
tivo novelty of their branches of industry, no cun
sciouancHS of joint interests had madu itself Tell in
many district*. It WIH nut till tl ic bli th of educa?
tional societies about lt' Kl, that a chango took
placo, and tho so-called working cleoaos wcru
drawn into it. This little honk is one of great in?
terest, and well worth thu nlloutioii of overy
one.
[??tom the Liberal CA nil itt rt.]
Insure In tito Wort.. Mutant Insurance Coin
pa nj-, A. w York.
Lifo Ineuranco bas long ago censed to ho novel,
and has become ono of our'fixed institutions, Tho
old antipathy and prejudice which first oxistod
against lida, in common with olhor inuovatiouu
upon the customs ol society, lias almost onlircly
disappeared, nnd good men overt whom havo recog?
nized and admitted its great and practical heno
11 to to aoctoty at Itrgn. N-t warmer nu j,por tc in aro
found tl ima our nlergymuu, many of whom havo
"provod thoir faith by wm-ks," having taken poli?
cies inion ?>V" TnTfi ifri^sto jinrfl atiHinnia. . Tyan'
WllftwiVkOlll rill bo found iii another column, E an '
enterprising institution, f.iiimhid - on soiontirl"
principles, and organized with a dugrou af skill
which bids fair lo render il ono nt tho most popu?
lar institutions of tho agc. I'mticnlur attention
is asked to its uoii-]iarliciii:itiiig ra'os of premium,
which aro said to ho lower than thoao nf any other
company in tho woild. Hy this molhod thc iu
suror secures at onco tho largest possihlo ainonnt
of inauranco for a staled sum, which is novcr in?
creased nor i Ice rea H., tl during thu cuni i mir. nco of
tho policy. Thia plan ?H commended lo thoso per?
sons of llxod incomo who desiro to nay an oven
sum and lo sccuro now tho large -t insurance
therefor. Thone who wish to elicet a police cannot
do bettor than to mako a care 1 u 1 study of tho terms
of this excellent company.
J. Ai.FitKi) DAY, General Agont, oflico in roar
l'.linoro lonni anet Company, Law Hongo.
8iionn,Y MIX??D.-"Punch" pnblishcs a funny
picture ora midnight scon) in a street in I/mdon,
tho characterslioiug a porploxcd cabin ni, a police?
man and a carriego full of drunken young men,
promiBcuonBly heaped npon each other. Bays tho
cabby : "'Ere'ii ago, policctuaii. What nm I lo do ?
I vos ordered to toko theta 'oro gents, as a been a
dinin' aa yon KCO, to their 'spoclablu '..una : vim
YOB Tor 'Auovcr Square, another for Uio Ualbauy,
and tho tothors elsovores. Yell, tlioy vos all caio
fully sorted von 1 tiUtted, nu' now tlioy'vo been
an' gone and mixed thorsolvcs up an' I don't know
viuh is vich."
Political arrests in Spain oro always rondo on
tho largest eenie., and it in therefore not a matter
of surprise that, in c mn quenco of u rumor of a 1
conspiracy against tho lifo of tho Queen, tho
GoYornmont hos nt once mado a big haul of ovor
two thousand persono suspected of complicity.
ONE PRICE
mom IMTDIN?
WE ARE OFFERING: OUR STOCK OF SUMMER
CLOTHING, comprising LINENS, j FLANNELS AND
LIGHT WElOnT WOOLLEN, st prices wblch cannot
tail to satisfy a? who aro stoking lo buy HOOD GOODS
CHEAP. The larger part ol our Block wo manufacture
tn our own workshops, which wo warrant In cvory
rccpect
Wo giro below nomo of our leading prices :
LINEN RACKS al.Mi 3, < and S
LINEN PANTS at.?1 38,1 Wand i
LINEN VESTS at.tl 60 and J
I CHECK CASSIM ERK 8U.T8, SACK, PANTS AND
VEST.W
GREY FLANNEL BUTTS, SACK, PANTS AND VEST,.$7
CHECK LINEN SUITS, 8A0K, PANTS AND VEST....$8
CHECK MARSEILLES RUITS, SACK, PANTS AND
VEST.:.W
WHITE LINEN AND DUCK SUITS.Ill to SO
BLACK ALPACA SACKS.$2 60 to 0
LIOHT WEIGHT CASSI M ERE SUITS, tn fancy mix
lures, and solid colors, and BLACK DRESS BUTTS
all our own euko, at very low prices,
j 1URNIBHING OOUDS, adapted tb tho season
j WRITE SHIRTS, fonr ipi all li ca.$3 50,3, and
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER
?No. 270 KING STREET,
COJIN KR OF HASEL,
?H?11?.?HTON t?. O.
'uno 19_Imo
j THE ORANGERURG NEWS, i
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, Al
Ora?foburg, H. 0. Terms %X ivor annum. In ad?
vance, . , i . . .
: During tho (pring and fsD season* extra copies of lb?
OaAXoaatJRO NEWS W.111 bo circu?ales] for .the ben cdt ol
oar advertising pal rena. ,.,r ?
i Contract Advertisements Inserted, on tho roost liberal
lenna., Address ' ,, . BAMUKL UIU?LE, i ,.?*
I Editor Orangtburg Nowa.
T ernary M Orangobnxg, H
OIIITUAKV.
A TU nu-ri: To IUH-AII rim conni.
Vcnlli bm vlwlt.'.l a happy household, and claimed as
lu ri i-Uta nm- ?if earth's chi least Howers, SIM. ADA
L A I ul; I.UIIHA, wile of Col. ll. H. DUIIYKA. .nd oldest
daughter ol Slr. and Sirs. HKSIIY W. KCMaWDU, died at
her rcsldcnco In Ibis illy, (iu (he'.Hst or Juno. 1KG7, >n
thotwenty-fifth year of horace. To IWYO kuowu her
WAK lo bavo lavad bur. An a wit*. Mic was faithful, lo vin,;
Olid Mud ; OH a lun-ut. wi r solicit.mn. mi Hutching
wi.li Hie anxious oyu of n clirtaUa i molli,i- ; ai a dan {li?
ter ami ulster, U wavering u fervor aud fldellly or of
IccUiiu. Willi a i .iliu Kulm,i- ullin shu lioro her noller
tiiKH, never darkening tho brightness tf her |iuro faith
by o BIIIHIO murmur. And though wu liavo con.lKiud
hur and Innoeent balio lo sleep lu tho enuc, wo
would i'iii;ravu upou our uiomory ber character, mid on
ile nm- i,, emili id UH cxaiup'o. Homo ?Uh Ibo loYod
ones tlrurv, wan lo her (ho dmr. at placo on earth ; around
lt all thc airo Hims of her heart clustered, and lo lt waa
ulvcn all Ibo devotion of a faring naturo. 'I o thohc, who
ni rn ken by tho blow, mourn In bitter aollludo for ono
who wo I thc joy and biljie, aud stir of their earthly
home. Ibero in tba consolation wblcb ucmc??froin f nit li
lu a jiiMl, wisc and loving Father lu Heaven, wno bau
taki-n back bis own uiii io perfect lt lu holiness and
beauly, and by Ita presence liiere, to maka moro attrac?
tive lo Hmso sorroniux one?, their better bomu lu Hoa
vcn. Hut Fhn ha? none, tho dorotcd wife, tho foud
inothor, tim loving daughter, bas In au uuvx]iccted mo.
n.ent been rallad lo lay bor down and die. 'thou mia
Hiiiltlcn om s lo brood over Ibu rernllecUoiiH ol departed
Joy; look u?ay ft-oui tho rum death has wrought lu your
?neu happy borne, and think of your beloved one, not
an In th? dark cold t-r-tva, "mit loni, but Kimo before,"
saved, punflcd, blessed, her anfiel spirit hovers over you.
;n '1 would woo you lo Heaven, tli.it .mi might willi her
Hpo id au undies* liiu of jwrleel bliss at Uod'a riebt
baud.
I'rcHh roses in Ihr hand.
HiHls ou thy pillow laid,
II u te from Ibis dirk and fearful laud,
Wh re Uowcrs sn quickly failc.
Wo plant Ibo i ed ll w'lhcrs.
Hut wu wait a few short boura,
It burst's lulo o lovely MU-IU
All bonded ilowu willi Ito iv ITS.
Amt shu yon weep as monia, rue-.
Hy your lonely hearth nt oven
Is iv.ilii nc but your cumin;;,
lu ber happy home lu Heaven.
Dr A Pauta?,
A tr?bulo of lorn and affcrllou, dedicated lo Ibo cher?
ished 1.1, i un ry ol OLIVIA LS A HI-IL RUM r, wbodled Juuo
the 7lb, 1HC7, aced 17 years and 12 days.
Hovered from tho household wreath li a dutiful daugh?
ter, a Im. in;; slater, mid an atli-clioiiatu Irlcml. whoso
beautiful (inaliUes and nmlolilo disposition endeared ber
lo Ibu hearts or all who knew her. ?ho suit.-rei intensely
for elcveu dayn, and when called bufuni tho Almighty's
Um.ne, MYcclly resigned Uer earthly homo to look, wo
know, n fur happtor ono In Heaven. In losing theo, dear
ni.iv.-1. carib baa Indeed lost a trcasuro, but ono moro
phinln;; angel ls added lo (ho (linmi; who rejolco in Biug
iii;; pratten around IhoTbrouo ofUod.
Happy OLIVIA, WO do mil W?BII to call tbco bick lo thin
lono mid wearliioiuo world, wben wo know that tho small
eat ein of Ucaven y Iel In theo moro happiness I Lou Ibo
clinl,?enI blessing Hirth lina to boil ow. Hbo leaves a ?or
row-strlckcu mothar. Ilireo loving brothers, and a mst
number or friends who leol painfully tho Irroparablo loss
(hoy Lave sustained. M
j 8PECIAI N0TI0E8.
OS- CONdlON'RES' NOTICE.-CONStaNEES
per Steamship SARAGOSSA aro hereby notified that sho
ls TAisDaydlschnrglng horcargo at 7'andorhorst's Wbnrf.
(ino,N nat called fur at sunset will bo stored al risk and
exp um or owners. KA VEN EL lt CO.
July 17 1
ivs- ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM?
PANY.-F I R A T> DIVIDEND IN LIQUIDATION
i'll AHI.Ks.TON. JULY 17, HV.7_A dual Dlvldond nf ONE
DOLLA? AND PIFTY CENTS per Sharo will bo paid to
Um Stockholders tram thin dato milli tho 1Mb day or Au
fin--, next, on which day thu Dividend Honks and Omeo
of Ibo Co.u|iauy will lin closed.
Stockholder* are required to produce their Certificates
of Stock. In tinier Uint tho mum may bo eaucclicd.
Dy ordor ol Ibo Hoard.
JOSEPH WHILDEN,
July 17 ' wi thin Bcc'ry aud Trcaa'r.
B?- COLLECTORS OFFICE, U. 8 BtTEIlNAti
REVENUE. SECOND DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA.
NO. 18 HltOAD STRE.ET. Cit wtt-EsmiN, H. a, June 20.
1H07.-Tba Taxes em Iho Annual List tor HUIT, rorapris
in? Tuxes on Income, HU.lard Tallies kept for pr?valo use.
Carriages, Philo and Uold Watches, aro now duuand pay?
able.
Tin-so Taxe? may bo paid by persona residing lu Col
Icton District to SAMUEL KINilM AN, Esq.. Deputy Col
looter, at HummervUlo, P. O. on Uio 9th and 10th July;
at ltldrjcvlllo on Ibu 121b of July ; al George's Station ou
tho Uth July; at Heave's Mullan ou tho IC th Julyi at
Wultcrboro' on tho 19th. 201b. 22d and 23d of July; at
Salkahatcblc Urlilfo on thu Odlb July; at Adam's Hun on
tho -Jib July.
Hillen,? paid by that (imo (ho law attaches additional
amounts lo tba lax.
FnKDEltICK A. HAWYEH,
W'U. B." INl'Kl^ltli'^V^I^.^fa^.^
DIATRIOT. SOUTn CAT10L1HA, Cn AO LEATON. Juno 20,
1815T.-Tno Taxes on tho Annual Hat for 1307, compris?
ing Taxes ou I m ome. Hilliard 1 ablci kepi for pr?valo uso.
Carriages. Plato and Gold Watches, ?re now duo and pay?
able. Tbeso Taxes maybe piid by persona residing In
Charleston District, at No. 18 IIROAD STREET. Chorlcs
(oii, to Hm Collcclor or bbl Deputy, on or bcfoio tho 201b
of July. I -io. Uutcss paid by that time, tho law attaches
additionalamuuuts (o (ha Ux.
FREDERICK A. KAWYElt.
Collector Second DUlrlct.S. C.
Juno 26 w*9
C3-BRA1VBD MIOKMALS WILL DE RECEIV?
ED at Hie ofllco of tho Chief Disbursing Officer or Ibo
Human R. F. and A. L., Hiato or South Carolina, until
12 o'clock, noon, or Ibo 20!h day or July, for building; a I
Drlck School llauso on Dull street, In (ho eily of
('Illirie,.:,m.
Pbius and Speelflcnttiras may bo seen at Ibo ofllco or
Ibo undersigned. No. ft, tioulhcrn Wharf. Proposals
muet bo accompauiod by tko names ol two responsible
pa-tics, who will hoi1 nu sureties lor Ibo faithful comple?
tion of tho contract, and inuit bo endorsed .' Proposals '
Hull strcol School Houso, and addressed tu tba under?
signed.
Tho rigid ls reserved to rojoct all bids received U 1
not sallslaclory. JAMES P. LOW.
July 12 0 lit. Ll. Col. and A. Q. M.
ffB-STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLTOA/OHARLEB
1'ON DUn'UICT-.CLERK'S OFFICE C. O. 8. AND O. P.
-PUBLIC NOTICE.-I, J. W. BROWNFIELD, Clork of
said Court, in puisuauco ol Uio Act of tho Legislature, In
such caro mado and pruvlilcd, do hereby gtvo public no?
tice that an ELECTION FOR SHERIFF Ol' CuAnLES- I
TON DISTRICT will bo hold on ifonday, the S th of |
August next. at all Uio uanal placen or election through?
out tho i aid District.
Witness m y bani', Bl Charle ihm, tho acth June, 18G7.
J. Vf. BROWNFIELD, O. Q. S. and 0. P.
Juno 28
~~?3- OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR.
CHAIK EST ON, July 13th, 18C7.-AB (ho Civil Authori?
ties bavo instituted active uoaroros to improri and per?
fect Uio sanitary coadlUon or th? city, the Registrar
would earnestly Invite Uio prompt and xcolous co-opera?
tion of tho citteona in enrorclng tho samo.
Tb cv aro particularly roquottod to obscrro and re?
port all nuisances' or auy condition of premises prejudi?
cial to Ibo public boalUi.
. Complaint Books " aro deposited at. Uio Lower and
Upper Wanbi Ouanl Houses Tor this purposo, for Uio
accommodation ol Uio public.
OEOROB B. PELZETt, M. P..
as-WE AUB AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WUITINO, Esq., s< % caudlJats for Sheriff of
Charleston (Judicial) District, at Uio next elocUon.
September 10
"COST AU'S"
PREPARATIONS.
ESTABLISHED EIOI1TEEN YEAHS. .
Laboratory, No. IO Crosby street. Sew York.
3000 Boxea, Bottles and Flasks manufactured daily.
SOLD BY ALL Dil U001878 EVER YWIIERE
" COSTAR'S " BALES DEPOT,
No. 4B4 DHOADWAV, NKW YORK,
Wbero (1, $3 lo tc Biros aro put up for I'am liles, Stores
I Ships, Boats, Public Institutions, ko., bc.
Il ls truly wonderful Uio conOdencs Hint In now hod lu
rivery fi inn of Preparations (bat comes from " Cot. tar's "
Eslabllshmunt.
.COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS-For*aAats, Mico,
Iloachea, Ants, ko., Ac, "Only lnfsllibloremedy knoivn."
"Not dangerous lo tho humao family." "Raia como out
of their holes to die," Ac
'COSTAR' 1 " BEU-BUOEXTERMINATOR-A liquid,
put up in bottloa, and never known to tall.
"COSTAR'S" ELKCIIUO POWI>Elt~For Moth! In
Furs and Woollens, ls Invaluable NoUilnifcan exe oed lt
for power and efficacy. Destroys Instantly all Insects on
Plauts, Fowls, Animals, Ac
.COSTAR'S" BUCKTHORN SALVE-For Cuts. Burns,
Wounds, Bruises, Brokon Hr? ants, Boro Nipples, Piles lo
all forms, Old Soros, Dicer', amt all kinds of cutaneous
BffccUnnB. No family thonld bo wit Ic u t it. Il oxooeds
In efficacy all other Salves In uso.
..CO'?TAR'H"COHN SOLVENT-For Coma, Bunions,
Warts, ?tc. '
'. COSTAR'S " BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE BL08
R MS-Leaotlflfs tho Oomploxioo, by elvina to th? skin
a soft and beautiful frr-thaioea. aud, ls Incomparably ba?
youd anylklni; now In uso. Ladles bf unto and position
regard lt as aa essential to tba toilet. An nnprcoedeutod
salo la its best rocommondalion. Ono bottle ja always
followed br moro. . TrV lt to know'.'' 1 " . '
f COSTAR'S" BISHOP FILLS-A .UUlrersa) Dinner
P H (sogiur-ccaUyl), and ot extraordinary efllcacy for Cos.
liveness, all form* of Indigestion, 'Nervous ?rd Kick
li and -ir ho. A Pill that ls now rapidly lupcrscdxng all
others. *
.. COSTAll'ri" COll?H REMEDY-For Connus, Colds.
HosnmnoBs, Boro Throat, Croup, Whooping Coii(;b, Astb
rna, and all. forms of Bronchial^ and Diseases -of too
Tl iront aud Luucs. ? A drs^sj
. HIC\HY Il?COSTAn,
I .i. rt ?q. ?83 DUOADWAY, H.Y. .
BOWIE & MOISE,
AV 11 OL CHALK AO II NTH,
' No. 161 UooUng (treet, opposlto Charlea ton total.
J QUO 17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
M- O VV ICE I) K vo r "QU A ltT B ? ?I A s
THt, CHARLESTON. H. C., JULY 13, W07_Soalo.1 pro?
posals will bo received at lld? Office until 13 o'clock noaa
ou halunlay. July '201h, IM;;, nt whh.li Uno tbuy will bc
opened, for iu rn Uli I ii? ?nitcrhil ami citadins. a PICKET
FENCE around Citadel Square. Plins and .-ipecllU-aliiiiiH
for Ibu work can bo seen ol thin outee. All proposal*
ir iud bo accompanied by tho nauica of two ROOJ Buroticn,
in Ibo Him of flvo hundred dollars o ich, for tho faithful
|>crfnniiauco of Ibo work. Proposals will bo aihlrcsrod
to Ibo undersigned, .in J marked "Projiosalfl for ervcliug
Fence,"
By order. H. O. TYLER,
Rvt. Maj. Hon. aad Chief I). Al. Sd Military District.
T. P. HoELRATB,
July IS C Rvt. Major and A. A. <,>. M.
xreTEUROas OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who nuirerpd for years from Nervous liability. Pre?
maturo Decay, and all tho cfTocbt of youthful liiillfcrc
lion, will, for tba aako of sulTCring humanity, ?omi tree,
I > -ll who need lt, tho receipt and directions for malting
Um (implo ryciicdy by which ho was cured. KulTarcra
wi en. i: to proM by tho advertiser's cxpcrlcucc, can do
BO by addressing, I > i ci fe. i conlldoncc,
JOUN B. OODKN,
April 12 3mo3* No 42 Cedar street, *OT)?.
arr NOTICE T J MARINERS.-C A I i ?TNS
AND PILOTS winbin T lo aucbor'thctr vcesotsi In Ashley
River, aro roques bid no t to do no auy whore wubin direct
ronco of Uio hoads ol tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVES, on Ibo Charier lon and BL Andrew's eldo el
Uta Asbloy River; by which precaution, contact with Ibo
Submarino Telegraph Coblo will bo avoided.
H. C. TURNER. II. M.
Harbor Master's Onice, Chirlen Um, February 0, 1800.
February 7
.a- B AT OH BL O lt ' 8 HAIR DYE_THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE la the beal In tho world. The
only true nnd perfect nye-bunnies', reliable, Instan?
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous Uni*.
Natural mack or Dru? ii. Remedie* Ibo ill cITccIa of Hod
nyei. Invigorates tho hair, leaving lt volt and licautlfiil.
The genuino lu signed William A. Uatelielnr. All oUier*
aro mere ImltaUons, and should bo avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Darcie)
?dre. I, Nuw York.
n- ?EWAHE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 Ij-r
?V THE GRAVEST MALADIES Ot' YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHOOD.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, ou tlie Physiology of tho Passion?, and tb>
Errors, Abuses aud Dlsoasoi peculiar lo tho drat ago o
lian, with Iloporls ou now methods of treatment em?
ployed In Ulla InaUlullon. Sont lu aoaled lotter en
(.elope?, freo or charge..
Address Dr. J. SKILLIN nOUOHTON,
Howard AasociaUon, Pbikidcliihla, Pa.
May 20 3mo
XT AJtTIFICLVL EYES.-AltTLFICLYL HU?
MAN EYES made to order sud Inserted by Dra. F.
HAUCH and P. OO?OLEMANN (formerly employed by
(touuo.NNRAU, of Paris), No. :.!? llroadway. Now York.
April 14 Jyr
JU I l< 1\1,
Ilcadq'rs. Military-Post of Charleston, 1
CnMii.KHTos', S. C., May 1Mb, 1S07. J
liM.r.u. O?itmi H, No. 18.
I. Tho following oro announced ss Rorrtslrallon Pro
lncls of Uta Military Post of Charle non, comprialug tho
;cogropbical Dtstricls of Cliarloston, Dorkctoy, and Col.
etoo, vie.:
- (Tl A 111.EKT? I \ DISTTtlCT.
PARISHES OF ST. PHILIP ANT ST.. MICH ALL.
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
Flour Plurer*cr.-Ward No. 1-City Hall. Ward No.
-Court noose.
SECOND PHECTNCT.-Ward No. 3- lat Poll, Marist;
d Poll, Palmetto Engino House, Anson alrect.
Turon PnEciKor.-Wnrd No. I-1st Poll, Engino
louse, Archdale street; 2d Poll, Engine House corner
Icorge and College streets.
Fouirrn Pr.Kcn.-cT.-Word No B- Eaglo Eu gino Uouso,
Icctlug aireot.
Ward No. 0-Washington Engino Honte, Vandcrhorat
Inset. , ,?.
Wan] No. 7-Engino Honae in Columbus street.
Ward No. 8-WILET'S Wagon Yard. King street
II Killi T:I,I:V nisTitic T.
ARI9HES OF CHRIST OHUROH. AND ST. THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
FOIST PnrcTSCT.-ML ' Pleasant Pol), Fl (leon Milo
-. se? ? ss atsM
flECONO PUHOI NIT.- Club Hour; Pol!, Cn tho Main, and
ch.<il House Poll, James' Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN'8, COLLETON.
Titimt PiiECtKor.-Club House Poll, lalisto Island;
lockville, Wadm ala w Island, and Logarovlllo, John's
aland.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN'S, BERKELEY.
Lou HT u rn ix-1 Ncr.-Calamus Pond Poll; Ful ht'B Old
'leid PoU, and Black Oak Poll.
Fi ITU PRECINCT.-Dlggin Church Poll anil Strawberry
'oil.
PARISn OF ST. JAMES', GOOSE CREEK.
RIXTU PnEcntCT.-Goose Crock Poll, Tsr Kiln Toll and
Cansamasaw Poll.
SEVENTH POECINOT-Cross Roads Poll and Hickory
lend Poll.
PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS'.
Li.iimi PRECINCT.- Plncvlllo Toll and Kt. Stephen'?
>'ipol Poll.
PARISn OF ST. JAMES', SANTKE,
NINTH PBECINOT.-Muster Hnufto Poll and Dula? I'M
Ireek Poll.
COLLETON DISTRICT.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S PARISH.
Finar PnEcrKCT.-Smoke's Croas Roadn Poll and
Sell's Cross nooda Poll.
SECOND PRECINCT.-Varn's Box Poll-, Fork Box Poll;
lone Pen Dox Poll.
Turon PRECINCT.--Walterltoro' Poll; Bluo House PoR,
ind Bound O. Pol L
Foment Pn torn CT.-A?hopoo Poll;Msplo Cano PoU,
md Jacksonboro Poll.
BT. OEOROE'S PARISH.
Forrn PnaoiKCT.-CatUo Creek Poll: Indian Field
Hasler Hoaeo PoU; Middle Poll and Buinmcrville
Pol!.
ST. PAUL'S PARISH.
SIXTH PnacTRor.-Pariah House Pell; Beech House
Poll and Rantowle's PoU.
IL Any olttxen desiring to servo as a member of ono
if the Boards of BogiatraUon for tho Military Post of
Charleston, may forward his application to thoso Head
raarters, addressed to Llenteoant J. F. Moxsoir, Olh
Infantry, Poet Adjutant, < Vrtl neates must accompany the
ippllcation, showing tho applicant to bo a'flt and proper
person to receive the appointment.
IH. The sttenUon of applicants ts called to tho follow?
ing paragraphs of Qonond Order* No. la, from tho Hoad,
loarte ra, Second Military District :
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IV. AU persona appointed to make tho told Registra?
tion of voters and to conduct said election will bo ro
3aired, before entering npon their dulles, to toko and
subscribe the oath prescribed by tho Act approved July
ItUlt ll IU1J JJCIBUU SUSStll ia.-ie,j UAH ?JIU miun llutl nilen
oath or affirmation, euch person so offending and being
duly convicted thereof, ahsll be subject to tho paine,
penalties and dlsablllUoa which, by law, sro provided for
tho punishment of tho cri in? Ot wilful and corrupt per
|nry. The form of tho os Ms ta boro wi th published, as
follows :
.<t, A. B., do aolomnly swear (or affirm) that I havo
never voluntarily boroo arma against tho United States
tinco I have been a cutten thoreof; that I havo vol un ta?
rtly given no aid, countenance, counsel or encourage?
ment to persona engaged In a rm od hos Hilly thereto; that
I karo neither sought, nor accepted, nor attempted to
exercise the functions of any ofQce whatever nuder any
authority, or pretended authority, in hostility to the
United States; that I havo not yielded a voluntaiy ?up
port to any protended government, authority, powor or
constitution within tho United Stales, hoaUlo or Inimical
thereto. And I do fort cr swoar (or affirm) that, to the
beat of my knowlodgo ?nd ablUty, I wiU support and de?
fend thoOonstttnlioa? of the United tutea against all
enemies, foreign or domoallo) thal I wUl bear truo faith
ami allegiance ta the aime; that I take this obligation
freely, without any mental roaorvallon or porpoeo of
evasion; and that I will weU and faithfully dlscltargo tho
duties of the o01 ce on which I ara abjut to enter. So
help mo O od.
V. Motobors of the Boards of Registration wlU bo al?
lowed as compeasaUou, four dellar : a day for ca Ji day
actually and noocsuarlly employed In the performance ol
their dunc?, and ten cenia a milo for each mlle travelled
on doty. Officers of the arm y detailed for euch duty,
will be paid the per diem and roiloago allowed for attend,
ance on Court Martial?,
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Vtt. It I* essential that ovary Board ol Registration
should be composed of portons of rocognlied considera?
tion and worth, fairly representing tb? population, and
In whoso impartiality and capacity the body of voters in
tho vloclnago may hare Jail reliance,
s s ? ? s s . e e .
By order of Dre vt Brig. Gen' I H. B, Cixrc.
' 1 J. ?. MCNBON.
lal Lieut CUi Infantry? Post Adjutant
May IT ' ' , w
C. I StiilLEP?iittELL,
No. 87 LINE-STREET,
. V 7wfW?! HMO tmpp.
Xi Dur.Pit O? EVERY D??OTirX?rlON ANDDUTTJ>ni(i
ii MAWRIA*: aid P .INTO. OILS, OI ASS Efl, ?ci;
coo?Untly on hand at the lowest market pnev*. ,
Jaat.ii ******
Jf?UUE 1? IVE CENTS
SHIPPING.
i -i i u 1,1 Villi I'OOL.-T11H I'INi.
fejjt^fkwt ajsMlul British Hark J. CUMMINGS, (Mn!.
/>*PTi?>\Vm. Hnokivoy, having a l irgu portion of h- r
Hii-AvitKii uuusgcd, will muet with dispatch for th i
ahoi ? rori. For Freight cngagi-nii'iitM, ?l'I'lT t?
HOBT ItllKK A CO.,
July 17 C lluycu * Co.'? \Vbarf._
wr-x- roi? COOPKU UIVKIl.-TIIK FArti'
AsTV/ miling ftiMip JULIA ?KAN ?III tt.-n.ve Marului'l''
/ ^\\j\\\\mtt. on Hie Int emt Kith ol July, una cont I HU i
BBB until further nuilee, fur ?ll paltltA on Wrelertl
lum. li m C?I|IIT Uiver, nuil Kuturu lirauch tu Uoiiuonu' <
Ferry. Traillii?; I? Mrh'tly prohibited.
For Freight MttgueritlOIIU*, apply to Muster on linoixl, ot?
to F.HAl'oil A MALI.ONKE,
ll.irlli. i I'.i Whirl.
N. U.-All Freights munt lin prepild.
June 22 Imo
FOHN OUT 11 AND SOUTH KDISTO,
llOCK.VIl.LIC. IIITI IH.VNIIN'H IHI.VMt.
UKNNKTT'H POINT AND WAY IiAND
I.VC1S.
TUE STEAMER
ST. HELENA,
CAPT. JAR. O. IUIMI.EY.
WILL LEAVE ATI,AN ITC WHARF, AB ABOVF,
on Friday Morning, Ihn 10th Ins!., nt CS o'clock.
Itel ii mi ti i; will Icavo Edtfclu A'umhiy Muming, at U
o'rlock.
Freight roeelvotl TAis Dav, ami Im propahl.
Fur Freight or l'jsaauu applv un h.mr.!. or to
JNO. ll. M illili A V, Market Wharf.
Jul?-17 8
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
POIl NKW YUKIC.
TUE NEW AND ELEGANT BtDEWIlK.F.L STEAMSHIP
lt. ?V. LOCKWOOD, COMMANIilT.
WILL LEAVE FROM A DO EU'S SOUTH WHARF,
on Saturday. Um 'JOth lust., al C o'clock P. M.
?TB* All outward Freight cngsgciucnui must bo luadu
nt tho nillo.- ol COURTENAY .V THEN1IOLM. No. 41
Eont Hay.
O ii- Fur Pniwaso and nil niatteni ronneelcd with lint
inward boniness of tho Ships, apply to STREET HltoTH
EllH A: CO., No. 71 Easl Hay.
STREET HROTHF.RS k CO.. 1 ."""?_
COURTENAY &THKNHOLM, | W"B
July 1?_
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
People's Mail Steamship Company.
SAILING DAYS.WEDNESDAY .
TUE STEAMSHIP
E. 33- SOUDER,
CAPTAIN LEBUY,
v-.,f-r-c0 WILL LEAVE NCRT1I ATHNHU
/O'?98?! Wlinrf TAunJaw, July 18, at 0 o'clock 1'.
.^M2M2rsi
-ip-=2Sv^s-. Uno enmpoand of Meanie.T "MO
NEKA" and "EMILY ll. SOUDER."
JOHN k THEO. OETTV. V
July IG _Nu. 11 Eaal Bay.
l'Oit NEW YORK.
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINK
ONE OF TUE FAVORITE AND ELF.OANT STEAM
HU1P.S SARAGOSSA, tl HAN A DA, WILL LEAVE
EVERY SAT! i KIM Y.
?.
THE STEAM SHIP
SARAGOSSA ,
. CAPTAIN ABO WELL.
?fM^feas?B WILL LEAVE VANDERHORST'S
yy'V? Vt 1 V, Wharf on Saturday July 20th.
?I?ICS?L! luly 15 RAVEN EL & CO.
FORTR?LTI M.0R E.
THE FAVORITE STEAMBHTP
SEA C3- XT T-I XJ ,
M. P. DUTTON, Commander.
WILL SAIL FOR THF. ABOVE PORT, ON THURS?
DAY AFTERNOON, lHUi lrnrt.. at 0 o'clock from
Pit-r No. 1 Union Wharves.
For Freight or Fam-RO apply lo
COURTENAY & TRENKOL1I.
July 10 luth3 Unlun Wharves.
1 iiocl?vtLt,te Ad? WAY lANuiN?B.
THE ?TEAMER
MORGAN,
CAPT. JOH. F. TORRENT,
WILL LEAVE BOYCE'S WHARF ON THURS?
DAY. July 18lh, nt ? o'clock A. M.
For Freight engagement/!, apply on board or to
ROPER lt STONEY.
Vandurbonrt Wharf.
July 10
FOR PALATKA, FERNANDINA,
JACKSONVILLE, AND ALI. TIII: I.IMI
INCJS ON Tin: HT. joiiws niVKU, VIA
SAVANNAH, G ESO.
THE NEW ANO SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
CIT Y'POIN T "
(HIM) r ?u? nurtltcn)
CAPTAIN S. ADKINS,
l-vf-*-?--t WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC
X<^ vf KL? WH?.?F, every TUESPA }' NIQHT, at
?25Xvs1|a* {jj 0 o'clock, fur tho abovo placea, ounnect
. %jr.. -tera- i og ?lill tho Georgia Central Railroad at
Savannah, for Macon, Mobile and New Orleans.
All Freight must bo paid hore by shippen.
For Freight or Poasago, apply on board or at Um office
vt RAVENED k CO.,
July 13 Agenta.
FOR S^Y?N^HT
THE STEAMER
GIT Y POINT,
1100 TON'S UUR.THEN,
CAPT. 9. ADKINS, *"
WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC
WHARF, ovory TUESDAYNIOIIT. at
nine o'clock, for that pott.
For freight or pasasen' apply on
board or to tho oOloo of
/ RA VEN EL k CO.. Agents.
Joly ia_
NEW yOKIC AND ItllKAIBN BTK AfllSllll*
COMPANY.
THE FIRST-CLASS U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
ATLANTIC I NORTH PUN LUI HT.
BALTIC. 1 WESTERN METROPOLIS.
Leavo Pier No. tl, N. IV. Now York, every socond Sat
u reidy, from June IE.
FOR SOUTH AMI-TON AND HU KM KN,
taking pamcngora lo Southampton, London. Havre anJ
Bremen, at tho lollowli.g ralee, payable io guld or its
r iini vsl tnt In currency ;
First Cabin, 8110; Sornnd Cabin, ICS; Rlocrnge, $SA.
,XPiP..5r^mwi^-1\*.v.nPron.>vuiJ 'taw to?^*-*??.
(.?hin. $310; Second Cabul, it HO; Klee rage, ?Tu.
KAU.iso OATS ?mill NSW von. AND iinkur.N :
Juno 16 mu? m I July 13 and 37 I Atigual 10 and 3t
Sept. 7 ami 51 | Ort. fl and 19 | Nov. J and 1 ll
For Freight or Paaaago apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR, Prwldent,
F?hmary37 ly No 10 Broadway. N. Y.
TUlt?UUll TIDKUTSTOFL?IUDA,
B Y
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
STIiiAM PACKET LINE,
TRKWRBKLT.
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON ITB??). ,.
WEEKLY,
VIA BLUFFTON.
BTHAMER PILOT nOV....CAJ?T. W. T. MoNF.LTY.
STEAMER PAN MK. .CAPT. F. PECK.
ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS WILL I.'-AVK
Charleston and Havannah ovary Momlay, \ftdrut
day and Friday Horning), at 7 o'clock. Touching at
niuITton on Monday, trip from < hirleston. ?nil Wedna- i J
day, trip from Savannah.
Freight rocolvod dally Iron 0 A.M. lo 5 P. M., and
nt. ired free of charge.
All Way Frelfht, also BluOton 'rVua-fkge, moat bo pr#. .
paid.
For freight or paa-aco, apply to
JOBS FERGUSON, Acconunot'allon Wharf, - i
' Charleston. , ,
CLAOHORN A C'JNNINaUAMS,
A gr ola. Savannah, Us. .
FULLER A LKK,
Agenta, Beaufort, s.e. '
17. n -TiinoiHUI TIOKCT8 ?old at tho otlloe of tho
Agency In Oharloatuu to poluta on tho Atlantic and Gnlf .
Railroad, and to Fernandina and points on Ibo BL John's
River.. ?_? _' Joly! *
TUE AIKEN PHESri
IT IB PROPOSED TO PUBLTBU IN THE TOWN OF - -
Aiken, fl. C, a Wookly.paper uador the above tille, i
to be devolod to ? enerad Intelligence^-FuliUcal, Oom*
merdai. Social, Literary, and Religion?-with a Depart?
ment ol Agriceuuiro, including the Field, th? Orchard, <?.
Uie Vineyard, and tho Ooldea. A Now? Baarmery.to,
mn tal n a dtgott of the lRiporbant event? or the week,
wlU occupy a ni.Uoo of the paper, and paHhmlar ?tien- .
lion -fill fa? gtved to Ute unaeUJed queatlon of Labor, aa
liest adnphyl lo onr new condition, and the .lovelopment
of Ihereaonrcea of tho country tn Manufacturen, Agrl>
cuUnre. Frult-raJalug. axul yiuo-growlng,
. Term?-Ml year, tn ad vaned.
H. W. RA VEN EL, Eilltor
W. D. ?miunn, Publliber, Jauuary 31