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' MONDAY ?n>??NIlN7i7j?l7Y 22, miT l??a l matt*: hs. Job Won?.?Wo luve now eomnlolcJ our office ho no lo execute, in Iho shortch' possible Ihne ALL KINDS Of J?H WORK, and wo iiiokI rc bpccirully ask tlio patronage of our Mond*. PO?! Ofllce Notirr. Vost Omsx, j CnAsUOTOH, S. f.. July Ii. IM7. i Atter to-day thu malla for North?aatcrn Railroad vriUclobontooVltekA.?'., nml to-?iy ami after words ?hey aro expected to rcaeli the Railroad "8lation" al 2:30 o'clock P.M., nml to ho ready for delivery at this office al 3:90 o'clock P.M., except on Sunday, when the hour will he rr.im C P.M. to 7 P.M., until further net loo. STANLEY (i. '1T.01T, P. M. -o PorrorrtOt Notice.- An evening mail for Ac.guu ia an.l Savannah, ami fer distribution beyond those otliccR, will etoao dally at the L'ont office at half-i i>t 6 o'clock. -o BbickbI BmoksI? Wo direct utteuliou to tho auction advorliBcnicnl of Messrs. Miixioam & Nos. Thoy will soil to-morrow bricks of a superior quality, and builders and contractera hhould be ou baud to acenro bargains. . ? o? Teusosal.?Among tho passengers o'i the Jf.ni hallan on last Satunhy, was Mrs. Sickles, tho mother of tho District Commander. In compli ment to her tho Poil Band was ordered to Iho wharf, aud performed several pioofl t prior to tho doparluro of tho boat, Tnr. Olu OtlAnn fur August hns beon recoived. 11. siil."> tho story of Mr. Simms and John Estiis Cooke'b battle sketch, it has a varioly of articles. Ono, entitled "Tho Bonlli and Her Faltering Mon," by tho editor, will atlr.nt general attention. "Tho Basis of Aniorican Civilization," by Dr. Vas Evr.rr.. is ono of tbn best from his pen. Thero ia a good eolcction of other articles, which, with Editor's and Book Tn?los, niako up n very good number. Subscriber to The Old Guard for tho rest of tho year got a stool plato portrait of Jack son or Lee. Sudden Death.?It is not often that wo aro c. lied upon to feel that "in midst of lifo wo aro in death," but oases do occur v.bon tho suddonncss of tho shock takes all by surpriso, and tho truth of tho scripture, saying is brought homo to ovory heart. Tho oxposuro to tho boat of tho sun has in many coses rosultcd fatally, but it ia seldom that tho reaper Death gathorsiu his victims without somo premonitory warning. A young lady of this city, tho daughter of a prominent merchant, attended church venter.lay morning, but beforo night her lifo had llown, and a household was plunged in mourning. Tnnouon FREKims.?Since tho South Carolina Railroad Company has re-established its night trains tho city haa boon enabled to comniunicato promptly with tho interior, and couutry merchants who pnrchaso goo .Is in Now York can rcccivo them in a few hcurB after thoy aro landed at tho wharf. Tho Augusta Daily JVrss of tho 21st says that "wo wero shown a lottor yostorday from Ocn. Tioe A-. dbb80n, agent of tho Georgia Railroad at Atlanta, to S. E. Johnson, Matter of Transportation of tho Ooorgla Railroad, iu lb is city, iu which ho Bays ' that MesBre. OAnnrrr efc Dno., of Atlanta, recoived goods by train on Thursday at 0:10 P. M. from New York, by steamer. Ball of Lading, Invuico, and letter from skippon all dated July lSth. This makes three days. What think you of that 7 Tlio goods camo by tho steamer Saragossa, via Charleston.' " ??o The Annahessic 1 height Lise.?In the now era of reconstruction ourpcoplo have nwoko to tho ne cessity of soc ial enterprises that were formerly not considered important. Among theso ia tho quick delivery and transportation of freight hmn ono point to another; and it has become, a matter of prido with tho railroad authorities to facilitate this movement by every moans in their power. A grand combination of tho loading railroads be tween this rlty and Northern points has recently been formed, by which freight .is delivered in an incredibly Bhort spaco of timo, and for greatly re duced rates. This lino has bom called tho Anna mcssio, and conuccta tho difTorout Northern citios with Charleston. Portsmouth, Boston, Now York, and tho intermediate cities are now but a few hours travol from this placo; and as tho schedule of tho different roads conform, there aro no vexa tions delays. Mr. W, J. T. O. Woodward, woll known in this city, is tho (louerai Agent for this lino, and is hero to prcsoul tho claims of tho lino to the public. Tho An names sic Lino is a now en terprise, but undor tku managoniont of Mr. Wood ward thero can bo no doubt of its success, r Tnn Ratlboad Costboversy.? Tlio Ornngcburg Aries aays : On Wednesday bat, an application was made to his Honor Judgo Gi-ovm for a writ of certiorari against tho City council of Columbia. It seems that tho City Council interfered iu the dispute exist in;; between the South Carolina It. It. Company, and the Hamburg nnd Columbia 11. R. Company ; and under tho pica of abating a nui sanco, roinovcd an cngino on tho SonUi Carolina It. It. track, at tho point where tho other road ric sirod to cross. The spot happened to bo in tlio middle of "Rice Street," ono of tho imaginary highways of Columbia, known only by boing laid down aa such on a map of tho City, hut which has no7or been oponod far travol as such. The case of tho petitioners was ably advocated by Hon. Job. D. Popn;,whilo with equal ability the 'City Council wero represented by Hon. E. J. Abthub, (both gentlemen of (ho Columbia bar;, vrho certainly mado several very strong poiuts in favor of the municipal authorities of tho Capital. His Honor Jndgo GLovEn reserved his decision. This ia an off-shoot from tlio celebrated mi.road caao now pending in chancory between tho rival companies above named. COAn'oe of Location_Messrs. Ribley it CnEton 10N, on last Saturday, celebrated tho occupation of their now atoro on East Bay, south of Unity alley, by a generous collation, to which tho busi ness fraternity recoived carle blanche invitations. Two tables wero tproad with tho good things of this lifo, and tho flow of spirits was a convincing proof that Order No, 82 had not affected thoir sup ply. Tho foant was prepared undor tho supervision of en old Charleston caterer, Tully, and wan a pleasing combination of liquids and solids. Mosers. Riblet & CREiorrroN h ave mado a move in tho right direction, and tho change iu thoir haso arguen continued prosperity. East Bay is now rapidly losing ita doaertod appoaranco, and in a short time n vacant store will bo a novel eight. It V as a knowledge of this fact that induced Mr. P. 8. Coooan, tho present owner of tho store, to eroot bo commodious a building. Tho largo West India truth) dono by McBBrs. B. & C. compelled them to atoro their bulky goods on a wharf, nnd tho chango from their old stand was necessitated on this account. Ti e now establishment ia Ihre stories iu height, and has nmplo room for storing heavy goods, and wo trust that Iho business of tho city will warrant Messrs. Risley tc Cbeiohton in always koopir.g it woll Btockod with West India produce. Death or Mn. M.Tkacy?Tho Augusto Chroni cle and Sentinel of Haturday, afler copying our re cent notico, remarks: Tho abovo molancholy announcement is copied froni tho Charleston Daily News of Ihc 18th, and will bo road with profound Borrow whorovor he waa known. Tho writor of this feoblo tributo v is lato a co-laborer wilh the deceased in the olnoy of tho Newe?aa also in tho ofllco of Iho Mercury many yoara ago?and if any man south of Mason and Dixon'a lino know mint her, ho thinks ho know him who is tho anlijoot of thoso linos, aud ho can truly Bay no moro impartial or upright man ovor presided over a pruning office. That he was abundantly ablo to fill anch a position no reader ol tho Mtriury, in its anU-tiettiim days, or of the News, of later days, will douy. As a foreman ho waa acceptable totbo craft?as a printer respected for hie capability-as a man his opinions had weight with all who know him?aa a presiding officer distinguished?as a citizen quiet and un pretending?as a friend strong in his attachment - aa a huaband kind and ntToctionato?as a neighbor above roproach. He waa not faulllcsB. Who is? Porfction at tache! not to oor etturo, and onr poor hnnianlty, while it may eomotimca greatly orr, always hopca and alrivoB to do right. Such nas tho caso with onr friend. Ho had a heart too largo for his little, body, nnd if, at tlmoa, 'in his haste, ho wounded Uio feelings of another, ho was most prompt in making reparation. This I have known htm to dc frequently, not only with myaolf but othora whooe misfortune it wai to euffor tho ilia inseparably con nected with a dally nowapspor printing establish ment. Bnt affliction camo upon him, and ho bore all with becoming nieoknoas. "Full of repentance, Centlooal meditations, tcarw and sorrows, ' to s. save hta honors to the world again, Bis blessed part to haaren, and alopt In peace," A Merciful Man ib merciful to ma Rkast.? Wo won struck wilh tho truth of thin assertion in .11 t U ilug, in our daily rnmblca, tho horso or ft dray man, whoso bond had boon protected from tho huii'h rnVB by n largo wet s|M?i,;o which nun attach ed to tho head slull. Instances arc raro where tho horse Buffers from a sunilrokn, but thoy aro woll authenticated, ami tho boat has any rft'o a\lcbi!i lutiiig efleet that in injurious to the working pow crs ol I'M beast. To many persona the borso in the aolc means ol'.their Huppert, and If bo should become t)iek or diu thoy would bo thrown upon their own resources:. It m o'oviuUi, thou, ILnt a careful man would uhc ovcry mcaus to proscrvo the vigor of lu? anrnul, aud wu cummond the action of the human drayman to the fraternity. ?o Mayor's Court.--Two darkies, who did not havo tho Tear of either God or man bsforo thoir cvob, wcro caught dcdccrntiitg a Ha.ieluary, nnd nfter a lecture on tho immorality ol their coumn were hoiiI to tho lock-up for ten daya, whoto thoy can medi tate on their folly'. Tho evil cffecla of strychnine whiHkey woro paiu I illy iiiimvn in tho conduct of two aspirants-An* lame nnd free lodgings. Having deposited Bcveral glasses of the mixture und.-r thoir waistcoats thoy becaiiio belligerent, nnd, taking tho corner of King nnd Cnlhouu streets aa their arena, indulged in a few pauses, hut wero separated by tho polico, who placed I In m in dtiiauco vile. A mild Uno of IJ was imposed, and t in horoos discharged, breathing throateniiigs und slaughter. for 1.1 or Common PuUl and General Beb ! stoNB?Hon. F. J. Moheh, presiding.?Saturday be ing appointed ns scnteuco day, tho following parties wcro lironghl to the bar and rocoivod their boii tonco?. Sm.iil Chisolm?Murder. To ho hung 4th of October. John Heimelt uliita John Dull, and F 'ward Koys. Larceny. To bo imprisoned in tho jail unii: tho penitentiary in ready for reception of convicts, then to be there confined at hard labor until tho I expiration of four years from this dato. Tiios. IIaytox (while)?Larceny. Sontonco the san:3. IsnAEt. Small?Grand Larceny. Sontonco tho Batuo. Josgru Smoke?Grand Larcony. Sentence tho samo, except five instead of four years. James Joonson aud Rodert Wiciut ai ?Potty Larceny. Sentence the mime, oxcept ouo year in stead of four. Sarau Ginns?Receiving Stolon Goods? three monthe in jn.il. j no m ah Bdown?Assault. Sontoncc?three months in jiil and f 1 lino. Thomas Riley, James Smith, and John Pen io.no, convicted in April term of violation of Acts of 1302 and 18GS in rcfcrcnco to runner's oi boarding - hoiiEca boarding vcsaola without a badge. Parlies took an appeal, hut afterwards withdrow it. Sen j tonco?three months in jail and $50 each. Important to the Ladies.?Tho fair sox need Tow hints from any ouo, and especially from tho no-called lords of creation, hut wo venture to call ihoir attention to tho advertisement of Messrs. Stoli., Vi'Fjin & Co., in another column. Thcso j gentlemen know thrtt tho best antidote for tho dullness of tho tiaica is to havo a complete otock of goods, and to soil them at (ho lowest rates. Tim Charleston House has a long-established reputation to sustain, and tho proprietors aro de tvivduod got to be alTcctcd by tho weather or tho Um OB, hut aro prepared to offer inducements to tho public that will mako them forget the depres sion in Ibc sonny market and invest their sparo I change. Ono of tho greatest pleasures in this liio, espe cially to tho Indies, is tho tune spent in shopping, but this pleasure is enhanced when (hero is a posi livo knowlcdgo that bargains will ho secured Tho goods offered by Messrs. Btoix, Webo .V Co. havo been selected with caro, and aro tho best that could bo procured. Thoy have endeavored lo accommo data tho ptice to (ho times, nnd aro BalisQod that thoir stock, in quantity, quality anil variety, is hard I to he beat. The summer season hau barely com jnoncod, and those who havo not completed their dry goods iuvcstnienla would do well to give tho Charleston House a call, aud they will leave thoir money behind them, but obtain more than an e, pill eh 111. RonriEiiir.o.?After a long period of quiet nnd freedom from tho midnight depredators, they havo again commenced their vilo career of crime. Tho books at tho Detective Oilice show that in (ho last week several robberies have Is en committed, but in ovcry inslanco tho parties havo been arrested and the plunder recovered. A slight conjugal misunderstanding led (o tho I IhcR or ?200 in gold, 160 in currency and $?7 in Southwestern Railroad Rank lulls. Tho loser sus pecting tho gen tip partner of his bosom, lodged tho information with IbodclooUros, who succeeded I in reeoYCitng nearly (ho entire amount. A robbery of $500 in jewelry and $70 in currency I was committed in Spring sheet, hut the anmc manipulating proccaB brought tho hidden article. to light and gladdened tho eyes of tho owner by their restoration. Tho premises of Mr. Ciuk Volmer in Kino street corner or Romnoy, wero nefariously enteret] by nu enterprising fowl thidf, who was desirous ol raising chickens; trusting to tho darkuoss of the night, ho pursued his unholy calling boldly, bnl was discovered and compelled to tako refuge un I der tho bonne, from which place, aftor a short coo trovcrsy, ho was extricated, though not until hi had received a memento or tho adventure, thai will keep him in tho right path in future Somo sacrilegious froedmon who were on the malic, succeeded in mounting to tho roof or Grace Church and robbed it of a quantity of sheet lead, hot their sin found them out, and thoy wcro cap tured and confined. The lead was disposed ol h it baa been recovered, and Iho culprita niit re ceive tho punishment due thoir misdeeds. If you want cheap Blank Hooks; If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa per, Ac.; or, Millers' Almanao; If yon want Printing executed neatly; If you want Books bound in any stylo, or Account Rooks made to uni t, with any dosired pattern ol ruling, go to Hirau Harris, No. 59 Broad street. BUSINESS NOTICES. ALL KINDS 1)1' JOD WORK DONE AT THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE. Kuxoi k Co. will sell this day, .at 10 o'clock, al their ruloa rooms, No.. 138 MoeUog street, s burgs stock [ of soxeousblo dry goods, The Hot anil Harnt Unuftly In -the World fur ?II diseases with which children aro' afflicted during tho process of teething, If HUB. WINiLOiVfi SOOTH1NO 8YHUF. It not only relieves tho rbliJ from pain, but Invigorates tlio stomach and bowels, euros wind colic, and by giving qnlot sleep to tho child, gives rest tc tho mother. Perfectly safe In all coses. 35 coots a bottle, Bo sure snd call lor MBS. WlNSLOW'fl SOOTRINO 8?RDP." Having tho fat tlmilt of "Ctnvns k Perkins" on the out aldo wrapper. All others are biso imitations. DOH'lE <Si MOIHB, No. 151 Meeting street, opposite thl Charles Ion Ho tel. duly W . hlutlia A?A?A?A?A? The best Dyspoptle Hitters now In uro aro Pamkhib'i Uopatlo Bitters. Thoy navor fall to glvo rollef. fry t bottle, and bo convinced. For solo by all Druggists. " n Know thy Dostlny.' Mahamc E. F. TnottNro.s, the (Treat Knglicli Ai!ro1> ip. i, Clairvoyant and Psychomorr.clan, wlu> baa aBton .shod tho scientific classes of Iho Old World, has now lo rated h< rs. lf at Hudson, N. Y. Ma 1 nine TlIOBBTON pos m>sbci such wnndurfid powers ol see end sight aa to cm bio hor lo bnparl knowledge of the greatest Import sue* to the sloglo or married of ollbor sax. Wlillo lei alibi of tr,.ii, e, slin delineates Ibo very features of the porson ynu aro to marry, and by tbo aid of an Instrument of In tense power, known as Iho Fsycbomoiropc, guarantees to produce a Ufo-Uko picture of .tho future husband or wife nt the applicant, together with dato of marriage, position In life, leading (raits of character, Ate. This IB no bum, bug, aa tlionsand of testimonials ran' naacrL Hbo will send, when dealrod, a certified certificate, or written guarantee, thai tho picture In what It purports to bo. Dj enclosing a smsll lock of hair, and giving place of birth, ago, disposition and complexion, snd ?netoatng fifty rest and stamped envelojio addressed to yourself, you will r.. celvo tho plcluro snd desired Information by return mall, All communications sscredly confidential. Address, In confldrnco. Msdsme K F. Til till S l ON, P. O. Box M3, Hudson. N. Y ly March 3D Free lo Everybody. A Largo f. pp: Circular, giving information ol Uu erratest importa uro to the young of both sexes, ' It loaches how tho homely may become beautiful, Uu despised respected, and the forsaken loi ed. No young lsdy or gentleman should tall to itod tbch address, and recoWe a copy post-paid, by retain nialL Address P. O. Drswtr, 111, March 80 lyr Tro/. N. V. Tho Groonvillo Mountaineer IB PUBLISHED EVERY TIT0I18DAT, AT $1 CO LEI year. In a Ivance. Advertisements Inserted at usus rates. O. K. ELYOBD, May 10 EJI tor and Proprietor Verdict of tho Faculty. STIMULANT? IN OIHI'KVSA ?1.K AS MISDI. CINES. Tli? mont illiilluguMicd iiliyidclatik in tho United States hero recently been" pls< od on tho witness ?tan 1. sud have, with ono TOlee. declared that pure stimulants ate valuable iiicaiclnal agents. Thla decision of tho faculty rciers c?i>cclally to medicated stimulants, of which tbo purcHt and Iho best al present kuowu 1? HOSTKTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. IU basis Is tho alcoholic prln viplo of Iho nueit ryo gros u lu thu United State?, and II? herbal ingredients comprise tho extracts of n largo num bor of plants, bxrks and ruohi produced In Tarions parla of Iho world, aud all noted In tho countries to which they are Indigenous for tjielr poworful sanitlvo proper tleri. As nn Invlgorsul sod tonic, Iho valuo of the Bit 1er? rau scarcely bo OTcrrsted. Henco Its extraordinary otTcct In fever and sgtie snd Intcrtnlttents and r?mit tents of every typo. Its snll bHlous properties are mar vollous. Persons of bilious habit, by taking a small (|uautlty onco or twico a day, may completely chsngo their cnustllutional tondency to liver disease, and escape oil tho unpleasant consequences which srlso cither from tho toi' lue Bonaltivcuess or tho unnstitisl torpidity of tho blllsry organ. Chronic eoiiati|>allon Is eradicated thoroughly and in a very short spsco of timo by small doses of this wholesome regtilsr, tskvu night and morning ; snd for sll iho disorders which sro superin duced by exhalations from decomposing vegntablo and nnlmnl matter in the streets.of eitles, or tho miasma or swampy districts; it Is, when taken os a protective and preventive medicine, tho most reliable or all safeguards. July 22 C OF I '1(1 A 1, Ilcnitfiiiarlcrs, Second Military District,) CIIARLESTON, 8. C, July 19tb, 1hg7. ( U reunion. Oaiiicns, No, CO. Tho tollowlng appointments ol Registers am an nounced. Tho persons named will b osslgucd to duly by Post Commandera as rncmbcrB or Hoards of Registre lion for tho several Registration rre?lurtH thoy may cs tsbl ' within their commands. ' ..imnndlng oniccrs or Posts will nil vacancies and rep their action to Iheso Headquarters for conflriiia tlou. . . i *? ? ** ** Tlireo Boards or Iteglslmlioii will be organlr.nl for each District in South Carolina, except thu Districts of Raruwvll, Berkeley, Omngoburg, Lcxlugton. Beaufort, Oreenvillo, Chester, Collrton, snd Iho (ity nrchrrlcslon. Which ? hull leave the Hoard il provided fer lu (Ion Order. Registers will be required to take tho oath prescribed by ths Act of Congress approved 2d July, 1802. Dlank "orms of this oalh of office will bo furniBhed to Post Commanders, and when duly subscribed and sworn will bo returned to these Headquarters. Tbo clod ton precincts estsbhahed by law or custom as vc ting places in tho Connues snd Cilles of North Caroli na aud In tho Districts, Psrishrs snd Municipalities of South Carolina will bo designated by Poet Commanders ss tho places for Registration. It is deslrabto thst not more thsn six ol thcso, and preferably a less number, be included in s Registration Precinct and assigned to one Board, so that ample facilities may be afforded for Regis tration. Every Board of Registration will choose its presiding officer, who will represent.tl,o Board snd announce Kb action upon all matters coming before it. Regulations for tho government of Roglstors In tho dls chsrgo of their duliCB will bo duly published ss soon ss practicable for general Information. SOUTH CAROLINA. POST Uie CHARLESTON. DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON. ranisuES or kt. ran LIT anu bt. mom:. FlttKT PnECIKCT.?"A. L. Hammond, N. O. Porker, Jo seph Quash. Secoko Pbf.cihct.?Edw. C. Kccklcy, Philip Austin, A. J. Rainier. Tttmn PnixiNCT.- John Davis, J. M. Morrlsou, T. 11. Maxwell. For n i n PnECTHct.?Nathaniel Tylee, Sr., Wm. Alken, Dr. Cam pli u. DISTRICT OF BERKELEY. PAiuBtTEa of cntusT crroncn and et. moins ano sr. demi 18. FmsT PaEciKcT.?H. N. Batcholcr, I.. P. Smith, Asron Logan. l'abibii Or st. ANDIUrWB. Second PnKCtNCT.?Dr. Thomas 61m, L. A. Dodgo, Ni cholss Said. FAntBH of st. jobs (.'0lleton. Tiiiud Pbecinct.?W. L. M. Durgtr. W. 11. Cullor, Sun. E. Gaillard. l'AUisit or st. rous e rifhkfi.i t. Foutvth PnEciKCT.?T. P. Burger, Samuel Sanders, Edward Mick. Fifth I'iiecikct,?A. C. Richmond, H. Panzerbclter, Thonns Evans. * i'Anisn or st. mita' ooore chefs. Sixth Precixct.?Donate Moore, C. T. Ham, John Dasvcruoy. , Skvcktu PnEciNCT.?John Molt, J. Keller, nenry a. Thomas. rvniBTt or st. mfchf.nh. Kiout raECWCT.?Allen Gardner, D. Clark. Robert T. Arisen. rantRTi op kt. jastes sahtee. NtKTii Pbecinct.?Dr. L. P. Wagner, C. J. V. Wilson, Alexsuder Baxtar. DISTRICT OF COLI.ETON. r-Amsfl of sr. naamoLonaw. Finer ParcntO*?It. Wsler'uury, John Wiugate, Charles n. Price. Secono PnEcrNOT.?George N. Little, W. O. Westen. W. J. Fisbburu. Thibo PiirxiNCT.?Joseph E. Glovor, MsJ. R. H. Willoughby. Paul M. PoluaelL Foonni 1'UECrncT.?J. Ii. Speights, J. R. Terry, Henry I James. BT. OKOnOF.'S FABrsn. Fifth Phecikct.?S. Khigmao, Thomas Gelter, J. A. SasporhiB. Y a him! or ST. faul. Sixth PnEciNCT.-W. 11. Hoyt, Wm. Dsyton, Wm. H. i Groy. PUST UP ill 1,1(1 N HEAD. DISTRICT OF BEAUFORT. Samuel A. Coolcy, Wm. O. Rood. Robert Small, C. U. Wright. Wm. T. Bennett, H. 8. Tait, U. G. Judd, Wm. Cautwol], Goo. Cnrtls, Henry Sharp, James C. Cohen. Clus. W. Lewis. 1 POST OF GEORGETOWN. ) ? DISTRICT OF GEORGETOWN. Dr. Henry F. Horiot, Bsmttrl B. Csrr, Zuddock Bnl lock, Wlllism Itoyd, Jr., II. W. Webb, D. D. Ross, J. B. r Anderson, Robert Kong loa, T. W. DIcUlboo. DISTRICT OF 110 It H V. Thomas C. Dann, F-'T. Hsrrlsou, William H. Johnson, ChlO, Avorill, Goo. Moore, E<1. O. Powell, Jus. E. Floyd, John Saunders, Wsdo H. Parker. 1 POST OF DAItX?lNGTON. DI8TBICT OF WILLIAM8BURQ. Jos. Scott, Philip Heller, Bor. W. H. Singlolary, K. ( i iv Inner. L. Donath, J. F. Blakely, John C McCauts, Rev. 1). Joiner, AUx. J. McKnlght. DISTRICT OF MARION. B. Monheim, Evsu Lewis, Rsv. Joel Allen, Boot. Col lins, W. E. Miller, John A. llsrre, N. B. Goddard, Alex, a od bold, Henry Berry. DISTRICT OF DARLINGTON. J. 8. Fillsbrown, U. M. Psrrott, A. W. T hompson, C. J- Coney, Elijah M. Ulli, Stephen Jett, B. Psrneil, Fran cis A. Thomas, K. A. B?rge. DISTRICT OF MARLBORO*. W. H. Boyco, Jos. S. Thomas, Jss. Coving ban, Frank II, Eaton, J. L. Essterllng, Alex. Nev 'job, Geo. Hopkiao, Calvin Smith. Goorgo Hood. DISTRICT OF CUES IERFIELD. Brent Johnston, Joe. H. Smlih, John W. Swinn?y, Wm, Fnllerton, Henry J. Maxwell. BonJ. Crowley, H. O. I Gray, Henry. L. Shrewsbury. Mslcom MeOolaman. POST OK SU UTK Ft. 1 DISTRICT OF SUUTBR. i t 1 Ezekiel Keels, W. O. Bruce. J. J. Cog his n, Hosoa Wil son, O. M. Hurst, J. J. MoKolIar, James L. Dean, James M. Johnson, J. W. Wcstburry. DISTRICT OF CLARENDON. E. G. Dubose, W. J. Clark, P. M. Qlbben. Robert Bock oit, M. Kelly, M. D., John F. Gamble, W. J. Gibson, . Powol Smytho, D. nnmphroy. POST OK AIKEhT. DI8TBI0T OP DABNWELL. Bealon Smith, Edward A. H. Oakley, A. A. Miller, Wm. Hsmmell, Joseph If. McKenna, E. P.'Stonoy, O. D. C. Lange, A. 8. Marshall, W. L. Ball, Ohsrlos O. Morbachor, B. H. Norland, Wm. M. Care. DISTRICT OF EDGEFIf LD. ' Lovl TIIU, J. R. Eoo, Prince Rivers, J. McDovilt, J. McKonmi, Low rone? Kane, H. McKlmmo, B. M. Latnar, Rollert (IrCOn. POBT OF OOLUMOIA. DIBTBICT OF OBANGE?URQ.' 1 ' John If. Comolson, O. W. Bturgoon, Thaddoas Hub I bell, J. II. W. Brigmsn, Jr., John U Baldwin, Dr. L. D. Radrinsky, Francis De Mars, A. J. Ostrander, William Banned, it Turner, Francis De liars, Henry J. Bow. ' ri .DISTBIOTOF KEBSHAW. .. Joacpli J. Riohsrdson, Joseph M. Gayte'^ .Lovl f.' Champlln, William E. Turner, Solomon A. Benjamin, I Columbus Sblvor, John A. Boswell, Thoo. Crang, Hugh : Young. .' i ' . 1 . ,,. DISTRICT OF BICHLAND. , I Jos. II. Donk, M. J. Cal nan. Dr. J. W. (irren. Jam r-k Brown. Adolph Fclnlnger, J. White, W. B. Nash, W. B. Edwsnis, Wm. limons. DI6TBI0T Of LEXINGTON. ! Dr. J. N. Booter, Henry M. Gross, Jno. 8. Hendiix, Dr.- H. It. Iyiwie, Jacob W. Lowman, Chss. Hatto, John II. Arthur, Levl Ganter, J. J. Dtrrlck, John W. Cooglsr, Robert Uouknlght, Oeorga W. Uyilop. POST OF N EWHEnnV. DISTRICT OF NKWBERBx. J aines F. Glenn, James B. Peterson, A. Harris, Abr. Wesson, T. M. Jenkins, Alfred Lenson, Jsrcd Ev Smith, Joseph M. Ward, W. D. Heeder. - ^ * ' I- DISTRICT OF LATTREN8. ' Pi O.^RosoI A. D. P00I0.F. W. 0 ay lord, W. Pollard, David Blakely, William H. Poolc, P. D. ilUot, OranvlUo 0. Ortmes,'Z. Garrett, At , DISTRIcr OTABBEV1LLE. John A Ranter, J. 0. MsUord, James Cltrk. Jamas Martin, Ooergs Dnscnbnrry, nulton Lorrrax. J. O. Bead, 1 Rev. Val en lino Young, D. P. Oonner. POST OF ANDMRBOBi., ., . DISTRICT OF ANDERSON. John W. Clark, Halloas Hleksv Paie* McTalio. J, a Rogers. Jesse rickcrol, B. Westmoreland, \V. glWlKCl'1 Moore, Dr. W. J. Milfi.nl. Dr. J. I. Crumley. DIS7 RICT OK OHEEKVILLE. Solomon Jones. Absalom Johnson, William KolwriW John Hill. Samuel I iiml. v. Hem v l(nlu<-h. A. V,'. Vohv! William O. Kviidi, J.unti M. Allen, it. W. Hod lard. J. it T. l'un tun, A Cobb. DISTRICT OF BICKENS. Ales. S. DltoCS, Luko Ariel. Pan uel lliirdliu-. Rev. T. B. w ion. W. F. Parker. W. S. Woolbriglit, A. P Grin . Walter Wooden, W. F. Mitchell. FUST OF I'NIONVIl.l.k. DISTRICT OF SPARTANIU'RO. Samuel T. Volmer, John ihoiupson, t. M. lUrnctt. John Anderson, J. T. Wood, Mono? Wal. il-11. Bilan Bcinon, Dr. J. H. shores, U. II. Ht nilman. DISTRICT OF UNION. Hampton ll'ic'.ni.v. .lease Mnbrjr, T. J. (lattll. Jsmcfl Orr. 11. O. 011?. Jefferson Whltlock. W. 'I'. Slin. S. Choat.. 11. Kuighl. iMisT ok i iiiisri-.it. DISTRICT OV YORK. P. J. O'Coonell, F. A. Walker. K. IV Meraffrav. Hugh Blinpeon, II A. 1). Nroly. Leroy Cook. Matthew William?, J. A. J. Groluuu, W. J. Cullender. DISTRICT OF CHESTER. W. Fonruson. John A. Marion. W. M. Walker, W. II. Drvnnan, John Hood, It. Morrison. Ocorgii McCnmiirk, John A. 11aftier, W. F. Fartoy, T. P. Mclvc nvn, A. W. Biullh. Bar. O. M. l'iekell. DISTRICT OF FAIllFIEf.ri. !.. W. Dural. James M. Daly, T. r. Oxner, Tims. .Tor ilati, S. II. bumpkin, John S. Douglas?, ltd h ml t'obi'an, Dr. W. 11. l'eake. Dan. il. Klrklauil. DISTRICT OF LANCASTER. Dr.W. C. Anntluld. Gcorgo Kluclalr, Dadlry M. U.?crr. Altrcd Andrews, J. T. Copehuxl, 1'. K. Ilruniiiietl, II. L. Heck, 11. IL '11ioiii|uh>ii, .'aines 1,. Harr. s) / s) ??es. * The Register* hereby- aopolnteil will he liciiudlalcly notllletl Ity tbo Pout t'uiuinimler.i, to whom they will re port at orsca fur Ihu n ccs.-ury book i niul blaukH. All eo'iiinuniratiuiiH from Registers will be addrcssi-d to the PoKtCommaiiiler. Or<l< ta mut liiftrurlions will be transmitted to Hoards of Registration through tbo Hume ebauui 1. Ry eonunaDil of Mn'or-Ocncrnl ft. 1'.. sIcki.vji. J. W. I'l.OtlS. Captain 3sih UniteJ Mates Infantry, A. D. C. ami A. A. A. O. OFriclAL: J. W. Ct-ouh, explain SMtk Infantry. A. D. C. ami A. A. A. O. niH July 33 MACHINE SHOPS. IRON |p JOHN F. TAYLOR, JAMS BARKLEY. Charleston, S. C, john f. taylor & co. proprietors, Engineers, Boilermakers, FOUNDERS, ETC., ARB PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS FOR nitlll and LOW PRESSURE. PORTABLE and STATIONERY STEAM ENGINES und BOILERS. RICE THRASHERS (from new patterns, wltli all the modern ItuproYcmcDhv, STEAM HAW MILLS, kc. Ate. cab in iroi\ and brass Prumplly attnndod to with neatness anil dlspalcb. Repairs to Blnrino ami other Work, Shall receive Dperlal atto itlon. FOR HALE?Ono 12-horao poaor .". IKAM ENGINE, nearly new; several new and nccvndh ud HOil.Klt', 0 lo II. horse, power. AM?, CONSTANTLY IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION, 10, 12 and 20 Ilorso l'owcr Steam Engines. tjsV* All Orders for REPAIRS or NEW WORK Bhnll re ceive uur prompt and careful attention. JOHN P. TAYJ.OIt & CO. May 11 Uino TINWARE! A Full Assortment at Low Figures. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL hart & co., importers of 1l1rdware, CORNER OK KINO AND MARKET STREETS. June M sinwlmo TUB :B1^ TONH! KOW IN VSB! 1 Novcmlier M ''Prevention is Better limn Cure. " or. rkjorlts Celebrated ProTcntivc Lotion. I PPROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED HY IV tno French Mcdtcat Facnliy, on tho only safo ami lutslUblo antidote against Infection from special Diseases. This luvaluahlo pmporntton is suited for etttier sex, and has proved, from ampio experience, Hie moal ciliclotit ami rellablu Preventive ever discovered, thus effecting, s dewderatum long sought for to the Medical World. It ueod according to directions every possibility of danger mtay bo avoided; a single application will radically nqu tranzo the venereal virus, expel aU Impurities from the absorbent vessels, snd render conlamlnsllon impossible. Bo wiao in time, and at a very small outlay, save hours nl unlold bodily snd mental torments. This most reliable specific, so universally adopted In tho Old World. Is now offered for sale for the first time In America by F. A. DUPORT at CO., only authorize! Agents for tho United Stales. Price S3 per bottle. Large bottle, double size, t ?. Tho usual discount to tbo trade. ' Sent, securely lacked, on receipt ot price, to any address, with d invi tions and pamphlet, by addressing lo F. A. DUPORT & CO., Solo Agents for Dr. Rloord's P. K, May 22 lyr No. 11 Gold Btroot, Now York. GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL. TmS BOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO BE USED TO prove its superior quality. Usa It as yon would any common Soap. Try It and you will bo couvtnncd that ins superior to ony other article lo market. For rale by Grocers gcnoially. Manufactured byTAYLOn At YOUNO, No. 180 Front sircct. Now York. For sale by GRUBER Ai MARTIN, No. '.MO King street II. BISOHOFF A- CO., No. ia7Kau.t Bay. OEO. W. WILLIAMS A: CO., Corner church ohd Hayne streets. DOWIK A- MOIBE. Druggists, No. 131 Meeting street, Opposite Charleston Uotel, January 23 wlmflmu ak ordinances ' to FBOVtDE FOB tbs UQOIDATIOM OF tub rsTFnilKT OK tub Dxnr or tbi orrr wurcn AocntiEn 30ni dax of Jtnnt last. ( Be U ordained try the Mayor and Aldermen in Citg Council aitembled, That lor ths purpose of liquidating tho Interest on tbo public debt of tho city, which accrued on tho SUlh day ol June last, six Per Cent. Stock, obliga tory on tho Corporation of tbo city of Charleston, shall bo issued, under tbo direction of the Mayor, to tho per sons holding Blocks or bix Per Cent Vomis of tbo city, and entitled lo receive tho Interest accrued thereon at tho tlrao above stated, tbo said Block to hear interest after Iho rato of aix par cent per annum, payable ipiar torls, redoemablo tn thirty years from date : Prorldtd, that no part of radtl Block shall bo Issued lor any sum leas than twenty dollaia, . or for any fractional part of a dollar, i'rorided, alto, that all sums for less than twenty dollars and lor ir c lional parts of a dollar shall be paid In - city bills. And, provided further, that any person Una fide holding Stocks or Uli Per Cent. Bonds on said 30th day of June, upon which* Interest baa accrued, shsll hsvo tho privilege until tho lit dsy of September next at discounth g such Interest, or sny part thorcof, against taxas duo by him to the city on sold 80th of Juno, and may recelvo any bal suce in Ins favor in city bills or ntw sto.k. according to tho amount thereof. In manner aroroaaiil. Bxottom 2. That the form of oorilncatcx- and modo of Iranafcr of said slooir shall bo subject lo tho same regu allons, as now exist in rolstion to other six Fcr L'ont Blocks ol tho city. . Ratlin d In City Counall this tenth day of July, In Ihe year ol onr Lord one thousand ulglit hundred snd sixty seven. h. s I P. a GAILLARD, Mayor. \V. 11. Blum, Clerk of Council. July IB_ _ lmo phot^Mp??s" FOR THE MILLION ! 1 IWILL BEND, POST-PAID, SO PHOTOGRAPHS OP the most oulobratod Actors for SO coots; (0 Actresses lor M cents; W Union armerais lor CO cents; SO Rebel Generals for 60 cauls; 60 StaWm.neu far 60 cents; 60 beau Uful young Ladles tor 60 cents; 60 flno-looklng young OenlVemeu for 60 cents; 6 largo Photographe ol French Dancing Girls, In costume, beautifully colored, exactly aj. Uiey appvar, for 60 cents; or for 60 cents, 6 ol tho most beautiful Lui les of the Parisian Pallet TrOope, as they appear In Jut. play of tho Elack Crook, at Nlblo's Garden, Mow York. . Send all orders to V. O. Box 177,1' "t. H. Y. stay 18 lyr RAILROADS. U1IAN1I CONSOL1 DATION OF ipRriUHT HltIFFi:0 at VKHY ItRDWOKD It \ i L i, 1 DAILY. ON MAM. TUAISS FHOM DAL1IMOUK, Pllll Alibi,I'HIA, NKW YORK AND BOSTON, TO OtlABI.KKTON AND ALLkTATIO N s on thk NOltl II KAfTKHN BAILBOAIi. ly FIFTY to SEVENTY nouns, nv tin: oblat seaiioaiio inl\ni> aib LINE, via ANNAMEKSll! ItAILItOAIl AND STEAM liim-s. midi OS oooim VWUM llAl.TIMOr.K to < HAnl.rJ<TOS, i>. P. First (lias*(tOOtUl.11 1.7 I" r loi) ].nils Kcc?niil ?HUM iIihhIh. I 41 |kt I mi |h>und* Third Class 11.?Ml-. I 1(11ht 100 pouuila Fourth Clans ii..ni... ?II par 100 pouo?H i<nn.*sn.niu to ciiAni.r_*ros. First (lass Goods.II ~'t per lOfl pounds N.-i "ii 1 I ".. ! i !:i'i l. 1 47 per 11)0 pound* Tlilr.l (Jlasa Hoods. 1 111 per lou pound* Fourth Class floods. y I por lo I pound* riiii.?iii:i.ruiA to chaiii.kkton, via annauesmu Bulls ItOAI>. Flrtl ? I:. Hoods.Il M per 100 pound* Socoid class OoihIs. I 07 per 100 pounds Thhd CbanOawU. 1 Ul p. r inu pounds 1'out 111 ('I.e. (1(1 1(1?. 10 1 per toe p. 11 m ill. Ni'.w ToiiK to eiiAnLrjrroN. I'ir-t Clam flood*.It 71 per 100 ponuiln Second (Im.. docsi*. 1 47 per Kh |smiida Third (Mas* o,od*. 1 10 per 100 pounds I'oitrlh I 'he, . (|< (Hi*. HI per 100 1.(11111,1.1 dostun to m?'m ww First Claiw floods.*l HI per 100 poumtR Kocond Cl m 110,1,1-. in per Im pound* Third Class flood*. 1 '11 per 100 pound* Fourth clua* Hood-. 1 II per lOOpuumlH Ki<eelal col true la will bo inado for tbo shipment of the toll, i.vin,! aril.les : l'lii ami Kailiu.ul Iron, Marblo in block* or in eanliR. not leu* 11: m enr load of ?ix Ion?. Hour or Meal, lu bbl*. S?ll In ?.ick*. Wheat. Cum anil nlber Aram, tiiinno ouil otber Kerlll'/.erx. Unttott. Tar, Pitch, Rosin and Crude Turpentine, per bill, of Ml Ihn., or lea*. All i:,-d? or.N1 red to beshipped by tbo Hralsianl Inland Air lane nui?!, bo so n arked, and In shipping Irani i'hlla del; I'll dut package* Hliould be marked and a noiu made on I he lull ni Lading whether the frcLbt Ib to bo for warded by Clyde's Mranierx or via AttamtsMu. Sca-rlsk 'iinuranrc* ran be cltect'il from ltaltlinorc, Phliadel|i|iln, New York and Boston to Norfolk from yr to !( per cent. 1 runeli recelpbi given audclaim* for loss and damage proin|iily adjusted. For further particulars *oa circulars In the various biinlnc** houses of this city, or apply for information to W. T. J. ?. WOODWARD, M?nerai Agent, Wilmington, N. fi. July 23 _ niwilmo DOUBLE DAILY ALL 11 AIL PASSENGER ROUTE nETWEEN ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS Chatanooga and (irand Junction, THROUGH IN FORT Y-XINF. HOURS. TRAIN* LEAVE ATLANTA DAILY At 8:1? A.M, AND 7:00 P.M., uiaklng close roiiuectinn* at all p, alula. Arriving it New Orleans nt H P.M. and lltfOJA.M. s)9-1'jbii litters by train* of tbo Ooorgla ltailroad mal.c clove ronnactions with till* route at AI Inda. NO STEAMBOATS Oit OMNIBUSES ON TI?7.3 BOUTE. LI. LU A N'T SLEEP1NO COACHES ON* ALI. NI?I1T TBAINS. BAOOAOK CHECKED TIlltOIIOH. FABE AS LOW AS HY ANY ( n u Lit BOUTE. THBOUOH TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED, i m be obtained at Oenrrsl Ticket Ofileo. Atlanta, fin.. (Icorgla ltailroad, Augusta, Ua.; South Carolina ltailroad, Cliarli'Hlou, S. O.; South Carolina Kail mad. Columbia, s. i'. JOHN B. l'ECK, Ma der Transportation, July HI :|,ro Western and Atlantic ltailroad. AG RICULTURAL. WAILEY'S PATENT SELF-FASTENING WROUGHT IRON BUCKLE TIE. FinflT PREMIUM AWARDED AT LOUISIANA STATU FAIR. TT IS AS CHEAP A TIE, AND THE BEST ONE YET _|_ Invented. It Is tbo In iDgcst Tie. hla- ding Ly Ii nt a ntrain i.flTOon) t .vo thousand pounds. The most csslly adjusted i ic, a* it 1a ri li-fa-.trnlug. The in at Klmple, requiring only to slip tbo band lufu tbo buckle, and tho c'a-1 ieity of tho cotton tautens itself, and it cannot be come imfaMouod. For rale, In largo or small ipiautities, by BOSS. HOBEBT3 k CO., Commission Merchants aud (ieticral Agent?, No. Wt Front street. New York City. 'LULLT BBO. k CO.. Agents, .tidy 15 3uio Charleston. H. C. DILLOLN'S And Iron Hoops, FOR BALING COTTON. rpilia TIE. WITH THE HOOP COM. I'LL IE. WEICIHS I no mom tin n tho iimal Bopo used In baling Cotton, and reiilin. an allowance for tare unnecessary, tho uni; Tie requiring no nlsck whllo putting on, und i* so perfect that the iieecai.lty lor heavy boopi to msko up for the ilcflclenrlut.lli the Tin Is entirely ibvlstcd. Can ho sold by Ihn pound or ton on cheat.Iy sa tho Henry Hoops aud l.v peric-t Tio*. . Each sml every Tlo Is wsrrsnlod pcrfecL Science and practical uno will bavo tho effoet of tbo Iron Tie entirely supcrrocin); tho uso of rope. Us combiustlon of at'vantage*, tbo preservstlon of tbo Cot ton whon baled from consumption by Ere, rcuderlng its neciirity to Insurance Companies a matter for considera tion hoih whllo In Warehouso ur ou shipboard, and its ahnplictty of uso and economy combined. The inventor not llndiuK a Tlo adapted to tho wauta of both planter and co-npresaor has devised this. For salo. In large or small quantities, by WILLIAM ROACH, SUD?PINO AND COMMISSION MEBCHANT, _,Tnly 11_niluw Agent for Snulh CaroUna. INGERSOLL'S HAND POWER COTTON PRESS. For Convenience,' Econoni)' and Vi i 'ii i >i it's s, the greatest Lnlior Saving Machine that can he lint on a i?Iiuitalion. OPINIONS OF TIII2 PEOPbKl Ai.i.r.sii.u.i'. Dabnwkxl OnrmtoT, B. 0., ) March 1, 1M7. I Ittttri. LiUlt d\ Uanhallt OKSTUEVirn : I used, during tbo pan I sraton, ono of "Ingersoir* Portablo Cotton Pn'ilses;" purchased of yon last ?-?pteinbor. I havn alwsys tieon piojudlecd lu favor of thn"Pcrcw Proas," and nothing but dira necessity in duced mot? Iry any other. I tako ploamro, bo we v. r, in bddlng my testimony In fsvor of Ita entire adaptation to the wants ni a rotton plantation. It lins surpaicvod my mont ssiifiulno expcctatlofi*. I have packed with but two lands, vet I prelor four?two at r?ch lovor. My bales aU weighed over 600 lbs. Tbo first lot I aoot to market averaged Mi I ?. My bnpresslon Is that ?00 lbs. Issbont tho capacity of tho Prosa, and a groatcr number nf pounds subject the fnilow'.hlocK to too much risk, un ie? the sides of tho cotton box was Increased. It would add greatly to tho'valuo of tbo Pres* If tho cotton box wan ten Inches longer. In haste, I am, very rejpoctfully, Your obedient "efvatii, kc, B. W. LAWTON. P. k. f took my Pros* down and earned It somo four miles to pack Oio crop of a nr-lgtibor, who railed t > bava n "Screw" built;.bo was so much pleased that ha hss detertnlnul td Mundo,i tho "Screw" and purchaao "In gcraolPs Press," B. VY. L. Omer, OY Kino's Mountain Bailuoad (Toupamt, I YonKViLLE, K. O., April HI, 18C7. I Or.NTi tan at : I bavo Just received your loiter ol Fob rusry 14th?upon my return to this plsoo. ailCr an ab sence of tvo inonlli*?and this reply may bo too Isto for your "Drtcripttra Circular of Ingorsoll's Cotton Pre**." Tho Press -I used In packing my cotton last year worked admirably, packlug, with eaao from BOO to 625 lb*. Willi good sotlvo hoods to work II, I sm titlsfiod Ibst from eighteen to twenty bate* might readily be packed In a day. This it s* combines the advantages of Ugh tries*, and consequent portability and ilropllcJly,|bclng.oaslly nun sgnd b7 any omvof ordinary Inlolllgepc*).- on at com prosinglorcfl. with llttlo motive pawor, and "last, but not Icasl," It Is worked entire1;- by hand, thus saving for tho farm borne? tho hud ltbor Imposed upon Uloni by the uso of tho ordinary "Hera*." ' litspcclfally, fcc, yours, ' v. V. LAW. To Lrrni k Mabsualu Uharioalon, 6. o. - For DKBOBIPTIVE UIRUULAH and PBIOE LIST addrsaa-' LITTLE & MARSHALL, Agents for tho IngorsoU Cotton "j Pros?. No. 140 MKET1NO 111 ULKT, Opposite Pavillon Hotel, Juno 17 n.wf Cbarlckton, a a _A U C T10 N JA LES._ UNITBD ?TATB? MARMHAIa'S MAIiK. SOUIH CAROLINA DISTRICT. Nttthitit %tmtuuk$ r?. Ki>slm A TSenMHtttg, III McKAY ft CAMPBELL, ( rn.li Auctioneers. By virtue of a vfrtl Ol Fl. Fn. In mo directed, from UM Honorable the JuiIkc-or Um District Court of South Carolina, in tlio Mm cawe, I will cxpoo nirmio nt pwblkj aiicltou. at I be well known xloro RoulhcaM cor lier of Kill? niul Wontwnrtti Mrc. I?. In tbo City ol Chsrlcstmi. EOmm mini: on MOMMY, July ?'Jth lh?t.. St lUoVlnrk A. M .. THE 1 NTlltK CONTENTS OF SAID DRV OOOD-i KTOIIK. roMrniaiNii : FANCY DRESS GO D-\ trench Mci Black mid Colored Alpacas. Eiopr* CallcoH, Ac, fee. Importi-d While lloml*. vixt Linen? ami l.tnun Ijwiw, Table Idiicii, I'lllow l'a?, log, ..ling Tmwllliii: Cru?h, At-.. Ate. ALSO, JACONKIS. Bishop I .??ii... Orgaudl r1, .Vi-., At. HOSUKRY. l.nllc?, M.? antl (H-iiIr' HOSE ami HALF HOSE. Al*<>, KM. Lisle. Thread, Clolli ami other GLOVES, or Eng. Ibili, French and Gorman manufacture. Alan. CLOTH>a CasHlmcrcs, Twrcds, Satinets, Jean?. Ac. ALSO, French Hrocho, Merino nml Woollen SHAWLS, IaiIIch* CloikF, comprising Ikmpies nml Hark?, lu silk, Illark uml Fancy Clotlm, Flonncls, while nml colored. aaaOj DOMKKTICS, compiinlng Brown IIomi.?pmi, Long cloths, Iflwilllnu. Striped Osnaliiirg?. Denims, LiuscyH. Ate, Ac. AI.'O, READY-MADE CLOTHING, OcntB' Felt ami Wool li?t?. aim), A largo and choice assortment of YANKEE NOTION'S llllihoii?. Embroideries, llood?. s. ai I... Nubian, Necktie*, llilkf? . Drei? Trimnili ,;?. lie,. A-c. Catalogues en Satnr.'ay, '.'7ih IiibI., ran lie had nf Mc Kay Campbell, Aiicllimi er?. Ko. IM Meeting streut, ami at ntorn ou morning of iule. Terms cash. J. P. M. KPPINd, U. S. Min.", il. a n ' Auguste, Cousilliiumiatisl. Savannah Republican, Columbia Pbicnia, ropy on Frlilsy, ?OIh lu?t., ami senti bill io New?. July Iri lMl I u STATUS MAIISIIAL'H HALE. south r.llKil isa dirtiiktt?'.'s 11 Kit dfcrek IN KUUITT. s 1 1, MUMS I. ?fcCO.. Auctioneers. l'acr Permi?, Kzicutar, rs. Martha I'. Curtis, Ad ministratrix, rum test, annero. By virtue of a Decree of Sale, to me directed, by tbo Uonorablo O. K. Hryen, Judge or tho Distric t Court of the United Matra, far the District nfurciiaid, in the ahoro coro, I will expose for aale at Public Auction, lu Ironlnf tho Old Excliangc, oa?t eml of llronil street, In tho city of Cliarlc.ilon, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day <>f August, 1 Si-,7. at II o'clock, A. M., All thoiui TWO LOTS OF LAND, with thn htilldluii theioon, at present occupied by A. O. Stone anil Kins man k Howcll, situate on tho we t ride, of Kant Hay street, in the city of Clinrlratou, measuring In Iront on Kost Ray Hired forty two and 30-1 Oil loot ; on tho north lino ono hundred ami twenty-eight anil :U-lutl reel; then on tlio went lino twenty and lfi-lotl feet; Iheneo eastward* ly Ova and Tta-100 feet; Uieuco southwardly oneanil Ci'.lutl feel; thcuro eastward!)' again eleven ami I'.-Iim feet; thi nco on tho west line, in aHoiitliwardly direction, cltli tccn nml CO-lltl fect; thenco ou Hie soiitli Run to East Bay street ono buudrcd and (cu ami 35-100 feet; hutting and bounding to the cast on Ea?t Bay stro T; to tlio north on land of E. Potnelgnon: to the west on lands tmw or lato of-; then In an easterly direction on land nowor lato of-; thcr.co . outhwardly on land now or late of-; 11 . no It in-direc tion on tho alley-way Iroiitlng on tinlty Alley, ami thenec lu a southwardly direction on thn uni? alley-way, ami to tlio south nn lands ni E. l'o'njignon autl I. Harret. Tbc said lots, with tbo buildin ;., tliorcon, uiimbcred-, to bo sold sepat alcly. AUM), THE RIGHT OF WAY in and to nn alley or strip of land, fronting southwardly on I'nlly Allot', nml iticasur Ing thereon eight and 60-U'l foot, ami cxto cling liorth wanlly In rear to tlio west et Um southernmost of the above Lots.ln depth iiiunty-tlin c mid ."i inn feet to the southern lino of the northernmost Lot above described ; wblcb alley or strip or land In to bo kept open for the nse of the enld two Lots alvovo mentioned, In common to them, nH a pan uagowny to aud from Unity Alley to the raid lots of laud. All of which will morn lully appear by reference to a plnn of said land drawn by J. L. branch. Surveyor, on tbo2fithday ol February', 1KSH; ss tbo same wcroconvcycd to me, the sold Willlum Curll?, by the said p.-ur Ponde, Executor, by deed bearing even dato herewith. i.ondlllons?One-third cash, and tlio balance in ono, two aud tlneo yearn; tbo credit portion to bo secured by bond, with intercut Hemi-aonuaUy Irom day or H lie, and mortgage of the prunilaeH; the buildings to be tniiured ami kept insured, mil tbo policy jaslsued. Purchasers to pay for stAmpa and all nceofsirv papers. J. P. M. EPITNO, Jrdy 18_m^wl_United Btatca .Maralial. IMHI.lt SALIC. Will bo sold, at i'ublic AucUoo, on THURSDAY, July 20lh, 1607, at 11 o'clock, A. M? at Hit Uultcd KUtes Quartermaster's Dopot, Soulbern Wharf, Charlcstou, A LOT''OF UN3IUIV1CEABLF. CLOTHTNO AND EQUIP AOE. coHsnm o or: COATS, JACKETS, TltOWSERS. BLANKETS Drums, Tont?, kc, kc. Terms cash, lu Government funds. Tho property pur chased to bo removed within two days alter tho Sato By order of Urcv. t Major-Gcncral It. O. TTSJCB, Chlcl Quartermaster Second Military Di?trict. ADDISON BARRETT, Captain and Military Storekeeper U. S. Army. July lfl_ PUIIL.1C SALE. Will bo sold at Pnblio AucUon, on THURSDAY, July 2?th. 1RG7, beginning at 10 o'clock A. SI., at tho United Stales Quartermaster's Depot, bouthem WLart, Charleston, S. C, A LOT OF SERVICEABLE AND UNSERVICEABLE QUARTERMASTER'S STORES, coKSiKTiKo or : WHITE PINE LUMUFdt, SHINGLES Panel Doors, Window Saab, Saab ?ViJgbts Axlo Pulleys, Euamoled Wash Uaslne, Urinnls and Btaks Pbutsrcr's Qalr, parts of two Saw M111? Old Uaxncsa, saddles, Curry Combs and Horse Brushes. ALSO, HORSES, MULES, Ice, Ac. Ac. Terms cash In Government iunds. Tbt proper!v pur ch-sej to bo removed within five days alter tho Hale. By order It. O. 1YLER, Bvt, Major-Gcnoral and Chief Quartermaster Second Military District. J. D. 31U BBS, BvL LIcut-CoL aud Assistant Quarlcrmastur. July 9 HOTELS. st. james hotel, NliW ORLEANS. FnorniETosa: WM. A. HI ' HI).Of Now Orleans. W. F. COOKERY.Ol Spott*.vood Hotel, Richmond. ' Tolcgropb and Railroad UOicca in Iiotunda of Hotel. Juno 17 Gmo S. SWANDALE, TBOrilIETOn CF THE Mansion House, GREENVILLE, 8. O. Juno 8_ "pavilion hotel. A FINIi LUNCH Served Every Day, PROM 11 TO 12 l-'t O'CLOCK. Juno 5 STEVENS HOUSE, .Vos. M. ?3, !?5 A M) 37 Broadway, N. Y? opiio^lo Bowling Green?i n the European Plan.?THE STEVENS HOUSE Is well and widoly known to the travelling public. Tho location I, es pecially suitable to morchsnlH and business men; it is In close proximity to tbo business part of tbo city?is on the highway or Southern and Western travel?and adja cent to all the principal Railroad and Storni boat depots. Tbo STKVtNS UOUHE baa liberal accommodadoc for over 300 gut als?It Is well furnished, and possesses every modern improvement for tbo vomfort and entertainment of Its inmates. Tbo rooms are spocions and well vodH latad? provided with gaa and water?the attentlanco la prompt ami respectful?and tlio table, Is generously pro vided with overy delicacy of tho seasonal moderate rate's. The rooms having bctiu refurnish. .1 and remodoled, w j are onat' >d to offer cxira facilities for tho comfort and pleaaurb ?f our guests. UEO. K. CHASE ft CO., May 2S 6mo Proprietors, ' afflicted ! SUFFER NO MORE! When by tbo uso of DR. JOIN VILLES ELIXIR you can be cured permanently, and at a trilling cost. Tbo astonishing sucoc,? which lias attended this in vshrablo medicine for Physical and ,Nurvoua Weakness General Debility and Prostration, Loss ol Muscular En ergy, I m j hi ten i'y, or any of tho consequences of youthfu. IndlaoreJoD, renders It tho most valuablo preparanon over discovered. It will removo all nervous, affections, depression, ox el'emcut. Incapacity to study or business, loss of memo ry, confusion, thoughts ol self destruction, fears otf in sanity, 4c It will restore tho sppotlto, renew tho health of those who havo destroyed it by sensual oxoessor evil practices. . . Young Men, bo humbugged no more by "Quack Doc f om" and ignorant practitioners, but send without delay for tho Elixir, and be at once restored to health and hap piness. A per foot Coro I, Guaranteed In overy Instanco. Prlro fl, or four bottles to ono addro>s *?. One bottle ta anftlclcnt to effect a euro in all ordinary bases. ALSO, DR. JOINYILLE'H SPECIFIC PILLS, for the speedy and pormauent cure of Gouorrbiea, ( licet, l.'rr thrsl Discharges, drawl, stricture, and all shootions cl tbn Kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected lu from no to Ovo days. Thoynro prepared from vegetable extracts that are harmless ou the sratcm/snd never nauseate the abimach or impr?gna to Iba breath. No change of diet is necessary v/hll > ualng them, nor does their action in any manner intcxtoro with business pursuits. Prito fl perbox. Either of tho sbovo-montloued articles will bo r it to any address, closely scaled, and post-paid, by mall or express on receipt of price Address alt orders U>. . BERGER, S1IUTTS At CO., Chemists, ' March 30 ly No. W Hiver slreel. Troy. N. Y. NOTICE. OFFICE CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARMENT, I Juno 30, lbXVr*. ( ffUIE ATTENTION OF ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY _L directed to the following Ordinance, ratified Juno 0, 1801 : ......... AN ORDINANCE IN UstLATION TO VOUUO *XtXS. . ' Dr. M ordatntd try fAe Afayor and Aldemtn, tn City Council alternated, '1 bat it shall and may bo lawlul fot Uie Board ot Fire Maniera, from Una to Umo, to raitrain or to p.-oblblt entirely, the usa of any of tbo Publie W?lls In any part of tbo city, whenever, in their Judgment, the publlo good shall roqniro auch restraint or prohibition; and any person wbo auaU vloUte any order of the said Board of lira Masters In relation to tho Pu oho Welle, In pursuttico of this Ordinance, aiu_r notico given per sonally '.n writing, or duly publUhed In ouo of the city new spapers, shall bo subject cl to a penalty of ten dollars for overy euch olfcnoe. ii. U. NATHAN, June ?1 Imo_Chief lire Department. I TJtlE HERAIjD. 1 ?TB PU BUSH ED VTSEKLY AT NBWBERItt O. B., AT JL W per annum, 'and, having a Urg? circulation throtigh all tbo upper and lower Districts of the Stale, affords great advantages to advertisers. , Rates for advrrUalng very reasonable?for which spplj our Agent, Mr' V.f. BLlDsUt, et th? Mills House. w> our ?g ?s {BOO. fSlktL fiKKNKKKlt. MoremlMr sT?Hartani Proyrvfitts. AUCTION SALES. ltlLUOY Ji CO. W.ll sell THIS DAY. at in o'vtnk, at their Salesrooms. No. l'JH Jim ting streu!, oppoidln Pavilion Hotrl, a large and well Kl lei li d stock of ?. a>. liable ooodm. cosstsrnmi of : PHKHH GOODS. l)..m,-n.... Salbu Is. Clothing,. Ho siery, Whltu Hoods, ami Noilnun. Tho wboioof the ni-ivo win lu- cl.m-.i oat without ru< bcivo, iu order to mskii room Inr new consignments. also, i,ii carpenter's tools. Ilaled War?, and Rnn. dries. . : ,_.i"iv il ii v niii?i?A? * mix. Will Hell TO-aIOKKOW J3d lust. I'nw.-r's Wbarr, nl 1U o'chiek 1H.IW" K?w Pricks, tin-..'. Brown, nn<i Rod, in lot* to rail pun lisser?. _ July TJ ONDKH DBCIt EB IS) BUUITY. / ?n?/rv. 7? Hafer, p.*. H?oKuiltigt Ou TUESDAY, the 23.1 July, al II o'clock, will La sohl in Iront of the olil Custom House, AM. THAI' I.Ol' ??/ LAND. ?Ith Ilm WILDING tuomra, situate on Ihti unr?i side of Csnnaa streol, Im the eiiv of t hirl. *tnn. measuring in front nn nid street r>i le. i, iimi in dein ITS Rai. im the same mom or let*, ll.'nn ling north <m lauds of W. II. Orubor: south on t'miiion rtfcctl t. hi on-, und east on lands now or formerly ot W. .turn. T<rnu?.?(Inedblrdcaahi balanceon acrcdllofono, two nu.l tbreti years, meiuedliy hon.l m the purchaser sud mortgage <>| the premises, tlic buildings to lie Insured sua Um piilicv .t. ilgncd. Pun hasci to pay for papers suit stamps. J. W. tiRAV. July 1.1 mitui Master In tfooity ft many ItugglHg, mi rrcccuitf of Umlericriters mut mi convenu il. IIY .nur. 11. .M II.VOIt et CI?. On 111 ES da Y, -'d lin!., ut 11 o'clock, will bu sold, ai tbu Storehouse ol-Mr. Win. Roach, Adner'* North Wharf, 2". IULES flOKNY CLOTH, of rU|ierior quality, in tots of live bales?damaged on board rchooucr CallKta, on her voyagn from lloatou to this porl. Conditions rash. July 20 UNITRU STATES MARSHAL'S RA I.E. SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICI'.?IN ADMIRALTY. I'cuv Latete** it vs. Steamer Volilm&twv?I.< hei for Wage*. HTENIIOCSE ?Ni CO., AuctlonipxV. lly virtue olau Order of Sale, (o mo directed, from I be Honorable tin* .Indite ol tlio Man. I Court of Koutli I'm mil - a, In Admiralty lor tho District aforesaid, In the above case, I will cxpoxo lor sals at publie auction, st the old Exchange, east fcnd of Ilrusd street, in tin* port of Cliarlcslon. ou WEDNESDAY noxt, tho 2ltli Instant, at 12 o'clock M , The ST k?me It VOLUNTEER, her Tarklo and Apparel, as eho now lies at the Uas Comiiany's Wlisrf. ai.ho. ' At the Bamc time snd place, the HULL AND HOtLKIt. and mater ?:* ol Ilm Steamer I'll ARLESTOX, as Hbe now lies nl the fins Company's Wharf. Terms cash. 1'u rein soi? to pay for nccessarv paper*. J. p. M. EPPINO. U. S. Marshal. Mo. Ca. District. July 19 finwll HAW KIT HC'lluii. Au lloncCI' nml ( Din III I .sin il M I il 11 il il I . Ill ,\ I. HU I. Ine Hin I I, Im inn Hi nml street. ?fters his service* Inr the site of MERCHANDISE st duy an I night at his store, slso .or UlO salrjci Stock, llouds. Real Estate, Veaiiels, II- rs.es and Produce. Hosi rity referw ces will be given. t'oiisigmnciil* so,idled. Verms moderate and guarantees satisfaction. July 1 1 mo PRIVATE SALES. llrick Store in (frccitlull street. ?V Lulls 1>. DcSALSSCKK. For sale, n IIRtOR STORK. In flrecnlull street, west end or Traild street, n good alaud for country business. Lot W) feet front by 10 reel deep. Apply on above, at No. 23 DROAD STREET. J"'y IT Wfm3 MlSCEllAHEOUS._ MAIN l\ OPERATION! TUB STEAM ORIST AN? MF.AT, MIT.ti Ol JOHN CAMPSEN & CO., No; 14 Market st., opposite Stato st. fTMIIrt WELL KNOWN ESTAI1LI3HMEST, HAYINll 1 bcon disatiled during the. laic unfortunate war, have latoly ooniplotod their Mill after tho latest modern tan* pniveiiienis, und are now pro|<ared to furnish tho public with fresh ground ORIST and MEAL at all times,-soil will grlud either on toll or tor cash, st lowest rates. JOHN CAMPTEN ii CO.. No. It Market street, opposite Stato strceL May 23_tbin2mos BRBil! BKEAD ! DREAD ! THE PRICE REDUCED AGAIN ! THE SUDSCRIDEIt WILL, PROM THIS DAY, FUR NISH A NO. 1 articlo of well baked UHEAD at the fo.lowing rates; TO FAMILIES PUItCHASINO TICKETS, SEVENTEEN LOAVES Foil ONE DOLLAJt. TO STORES, HOTELS. RTEAMROATS AND llOARDINO HOUSES THAT TAKE TWF.NTY OH MOItE LOAVxj; PER DAY, TWENTY LOAVES FOR ONE DOLLAR. Dolivcred at any part ul thu city, J. C. MARSHALL, July 10 _No. .00 Traud street. THE IMPROVED KEROSENE STOVES ARE NOW IN USE WITH MANY FAXIILIES OF this city, and have given entire satisfaction to all who bsvo tried them. Wo warrant thorn to boll, bake, broil, fry,heat smooth ing iron*, &C., without smoking. They cau be managed by any lady, without tho aid of a servant, anil cau do all the cooking ot a lumlly with less troublu and at less ex pense than the ordinary coal or wood stoves. Fresh supplies of theso usolul and economical STOVES nto constantly arriving, and wo arc prepared to furnish them at manufacturer's prices, wholesale and retail. J. B. DUVAL & SON, SIII.I-. AGENTS FOR < IIAIll.KMTON, S. C, No. 337 KINO STREET, One Door north of Llborty street. July It thniG LAW NOTICE. THE UNDERSIONED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART NERS, and propose, to practice in tho STATE COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY for tho Dlstrlcla of Damwcll, Dcaufort and Colloton, under tho uamu and stylo of "DAYANT." Office, for tho present, st OrXLISONTTLLE, South Carelbia. K. j. OAVANT. November 2ft fm J, n. DAVANT. NOTICK. TRE SHTPPINQ AND COMMISSION BUSINESS will for the presont bo carried on as usual by ibo undersigned at Nu. 18 East Day, ovtr tho store formerly occupied by CRAIO, '1UOMEY k CO. All iieraona having Individual claims must present tho same, and thoao indebted individually will make pay inont to JOHN TUOMEY. July 20 ^^^^FAM iLY MED i?iriY?f! WRY HAVK THAT M 8T DISTHEsaiNO DISEASE DYSPEPSIA, when Dr. CO. GARRISON war ranis a enro. Price $125 per bottle. '. For sale, wholesale and retail, at my Mure, No. 211 South Eighth street, Philadelphia, anil by 1X>WI1? <& MOI 4M. SOUTHERN DIIUO HOUSE, No. 1SI Meeting street, opposllo Cbsrlcsten Hotel. " July 15 .- mlnss:> WILLUM BR00KDANKS, BTEAM OAS FITTER AND Pl.OA1BKII PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL 0?S F1XTURF.'!, QAH FITTING AND PLUMUINO PROMPTLY AT. IEM'KI-Tl). . No. 116 KlNUSl'HEET, August 31 Retwe. a llroarl and u.i. drcWs. FULL INSTRUCTIONS nY WHICH ANY PERSON, male or fomalo, can masttr tho great art of Von Irlloqnlsm by a low honrt.' pnictlco, making a world ol fun, and after becoming oxpoa-ts tbornselves, can teach others, thereby makinq It a source of Income. Full in structions sent by mall ibr 50 cents. Sotlsfsctiou gnar aptcod. Address P. O. Drawer 31, Troy, N. Y. May 13 __ lyr . NOTICK. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OP POLICE, > Chaclxston, Si. 0L May 4, 1367. I rE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTH ANI> InrlOAurcs, vaults. Ac, will omnmenco on A,',.im'u ; 11 ?f < Cl m ? I.. Owners and occupsot' aro hereby req iilreii lo boo |hst ttiolr premb.es are In good condition and Unit i.ll filth and garbage Is removed as required by OrJI liauoe. Other iru>i?ctlon< will follow. iff ardor of Mayor Gsillabd. . . .... 0. D. RIO WALD. . '_lj_ Chlff of Police. \OTICE. OFFICE OF rilH CAPTAIN OF POLICE, ? PClIAULCsTON, S, C, Msy 2J, 1 Still. | ARAGRAPII If. O ORDINANCE TO BKODliATB tlio "Cleansing of Privies and Vanlbi," forbids the iiso of barrels In o] on carts and wagons, and parties ap plying for llcenao aro required to provide closed carts luitablo for tho pun>osc All persons, therefore, who p'jrpoa'.'lAklng jnha of Ihn kind, are hereby reqnlrivl^i ring their carts to main guard houso for iospocUon I reapplvlngfor llecnso. U.R. SIGWALD, ,. slay 34 '.mo Captain of Police. NOTll'tC. J'r/K" OFFICE CLERK OF <s)0KCft.-.IHEifrOLT?oWJNfl clauio of Koelinn 1 of an ''Ordlaar?oxiaBifcfin^ pUos for Iboyoir ih.,7," Is published for the unUaassJob of persons eiilllur (iootD by lomplo or otherwlao'.who arp not resldoiifsot this clly. All such persons are hereby DOtUed U> report ?i this office. '.' "Three dollar* o.i every Imudred dollars of all good* sold In llil. city by rsoaa hot residents, by sample<>r olhervrlse." ' W. II. SMITH, I March 8 merk of Council ! THE MARION STAR, "JTISTADLIfiHED NEARLY t\YENTY YEARS AGO tU XJ published at Msrlon, 8. C In 'the central pcirttoo of the eonnlry, and offers ? fSTOrable medium to Mar* chanta, Druggists, Msohlnlsta, snd all classes who dctvre to extend their business tn the Poo Deo country.' . Vor tho benefit of oar advertising patrons, we thalL lu addition to our subsrription Ust, ?hieb ts constantly m ?rcasin?, pahlloh and i'Utrlhuto gratultoualy 30fs^ oxlrt, oopleaof the STAR, during the bual ne?sa?aaon this Rales of Adrert slug liberal. ' , . W. J. HcKERALL, November 30 Editor and Proprietor