The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 24, 1867, Image 2

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flu? gaU? NJSWS SUMMARY. Lo DIB NAPOLEON paid MOOO for tv pair of piatola in tho Exposition. It ia atatod that tho testimony ou impoachmont has already coat 130,OOO. Chief J IIB t i ti Chaeo ?B taking hia "m on, inga" ot Saratoga. Genoral POBFTBIA DIAZ has boon appointed Com mandor-ln-Chlof of tho armies of tho Itopublio of Mexico. ' A man at Newport dispatched a mcssago to Alexandria, Egypt, a distance of about 7000 miloa, tho other day, and in tu en ty- ll ve boure had a reply. A Now Orleans editor says ho oonntod 173 alliga? tors iu a sail of alx milos along a bayou. Tho Hon? ton Poll thinks thia a strong allegation. H. O. HEBBICX, Esq., of Anderson, has boon ap? pointed Aaaosaor of Internal Revcuuo for tho third district of South Carolina, to Hil thu vacancy oc? casioned by tho doath of Mr. VAM WICK, Eaq. Tho aalmon and salmon trout aro dying in con? siderable number? in tho EngLlnh and Scotch river?, and especially in tho Solway. A Scotch paper attributoa tho causo to tho boat of tho aun -t. e., tho flab aro dying of sun stroke Tho Waehoolts becamo much altachod to tho Ber. A. B. EASLS, tho re vi vd preacher; and a brick of silver worth ?700 to (800 was gi von to him. Mr. KABLE soon comos baok east, but prenti h eu to ro? tara to tho Pacific Slates ?for another campaign against sin noxt winter. A French chemist, having pro ved hy a practical teat that frosh milk can bo kupt sweet and good for almost any given period, has received a prizo of flfleon hundred francs from tho French Acadomy of Boionces. Hereafter dairy women can kcop milk Bvtoot aa long as they ploaao, "in epito of thun? der." '. . An oxchango, calling tho King of Egypt "Pacha," M if we should call Vi oro ai a the Princess of Wales, says bo dooa not look Uko an African, hia oomploxion not hoing darker than that of average Southern Italians. Not very anrpriaing for a grandson of MBOKXET AU, a Macedonian, with probably a anccoBsion of Circassian ancestresses. It is oxpocted that Hon. H. L. OBIOSBT, of Nor? folk, the oldest living contemporary of JKFTEBBOK, who was a classmate at William and Mary Col logo with JEFYBBBOII when Virginia was a colony under the llritish Crown, and who was a member of tho Convention of 177G, will bo ono of tho ape ak ora on tho occasion of tho erect iou of tho JZFFEBSON statuo at CharlotUviUo, Virginia, Octo? ber 7. Tho Directora of tho A. & N. O. It, rt. wore in session last week at Newborn, N. O. Several im? portant changes bare boon irado. Tho o01 co of Superintendent of Transportation, and that of Bridges havo boon abolished. Two froight trains per week take tho place of three. Tho salaries of all tho ouleiola, oxcopt thoso fixed by the Stock? holders, have boon reduced about 20 por contara ; and tho number of conductors has bcon reduced to three. Tho Haleigh Progresa says that the burnt build? ings of tho North Stato Iron and Brass Works aro to be speedily leplacad with moro substantial structures, and workmen-although forty-eight hoare have not olapaod sinco their destruction-aro i now engaged in rearing tho pilo. Tho now foun? dry and moo hine shops will be of brick, with tin roof and shoot Iron shutters. Indeed, thoy will bo aa near flro-proof aa it ia poeeiblo to make thom, unless built entirely of stone or iron. Bister FAKHT J UMHIN died at St. Joseph's Sister? hood, near Emmetlaburg, Maryland, recently, in ber 85th year. Sho was ono^F the original band with Mrs. SEATON at the organization of tho ordor in tilla ooma try, and tho last nnrvi vor of tho found '*- era. Ton years ago hor aomi-contonnial anniver? sary AS a Sinter of Charity waa celebrated, being the first instanoo of one who had boon a member -. of tho community. Sho has boon Superior Ser? vant of the Orphan Asylums in Baltimore, Fhila i dolphin, Cincinnati, Wilmington (Del.) and other places. A lotter from Paris aaya: "Tho mixture of East? ern nationalities hore Just now is striking. I should think every 'canto' waa represented. No Boomer do yon got rid of a Turk than you meet a Parisian; pass him and yon oomo to an Egyptian; a Siamesa twin or two next moot yon; and; finally, a fine and rory black Nubian. Heirs to thrones aro so common that we do not tako any notice ol them; and so impatient ia Paris that I regret to cay that people are beginning to complain becanao there ar? no Emperors or Kings here-only one little Viceroy and a couplo of royal Prinoosl" Tl'" Pa/lifi" Hnilmul viii nitrato In OT 1" ;... I a the Buffalo aa well aa the Indian. The immense b?llalo trails that sweep northward from Mexico to ibo British poa sessions In countless numbera, aa tho grasa begins to grow, and southward when it begin? to fall, will bo broken np by tho railroad and Ita constantly moving trains. Tho buffalo, like the Indian, has been, from tho first aottlomont of the Western co on try, steadily retreating before the advane s of the white man, and, like tho red akin, must Boon disappear from tho face of tho great domain over which he once roamed at will and in freedom. The now Prussian Q aid te publishes intelligence from Paris, according to which the international Monetary Conference has agreed lo the following principles: The standard currency ia to bo gold; tho smallest gold ooin ia to be a five fran o piece, all othor gold ploces to be a m?ltiplo ot flyo, tho mon otary uniformity to bo based npon tho French standard silver ooin only to serre for change; the ooin of each State to pass current in tho other Stater. The Swabian Mercury states that the news of tho Emperor MAXTJITLIAH'S death, at the Munich Railway Station, produced a terrible effect tm'the Emperor of Austria. His Majesty'was econ to weep bitterly. The annual regatta between tho boat crows of Tole and Harvard Colleges occurred on the 10th, at Wo roos ter, Maasaobusetta, and excited tho most intenso interest on the part of thou nan tl ? who wit? nessed it. Tho sport was begun by WALTE? Buoww, tho champion boatman ?of tho United States, who rowed a raoo against time. He pulled three miles in twenty-three minutes, although breaking ono of hi? oars. A sculling race follow? ed, and then the Freshmen of Yale and Harvard palled the first collego raoo, tho formor being the winnora, in tho timo of 10 ruin?tes and 88? seconds. The University race was won by tho Harvard crow in the unprecedented timo, for this country, of IB minutes and 1?| seconds. Tho Yale timo waa 10 min?tes and 2.1J seconds. The Louisvillo Courier says: "Our fellow-citizen, Gen. L. H. ROUSSBAU, passed through Lo ula villo re? cently, en route for his command on the Pacific coast. His district now embraces tho State of Oregon and tho Territorios of Washington and Idaho, and may soon. iuoludo the vast region ra? cen tty purohased of Russia by the United Slates. Indeed, we understand Oon. RonssxAO has boen named aa commissioner to formally accept our Haitian parchase. Ho will meet tho' Russian Commited on m- at Hi titi,, and then, tn behalf of tho TJnitad States, formally accept .tho territory. Ho goes first to New Orleans to take leave of bia family-, and will tironeo go di root to Bilka or Now Archangel, to moot the Ilaselan Commissioner, DOW or? bia way to thia country. Tho route i ak on will probably be across tho Isthmus to San Fran? cisco, and thenco np tho PaoiQo ooast to Sltkt." The annual necrology of Harvard' Collego for 1866-67 has Just been pnbliohed. It includes Rhett biographies of forty-eoven gradu?tes, who died daring tho last oollegiato year, and of four who died in previous years, but of whom no account boa koretoforo be on printod. Tho statlolios of the list ahow thai tho theory that college gradu?tes lire longer, on an arerago, than other peoplo has mach plausibility. Tito explanation usually given la thai tho majority of collego od noa tod mon bo? long io tho great middlo class, wbioh avoids the dissipations of the rich, in tho ono hand, and os eapes the hardships of iJt rory poor on tho other. Of tbs gr ad tia toa in tho present record, two had nearly roached tho ago of eighty-oighl; one waa eighty-four; one o i gb ty-th roo; on? eighty; one seventy-six; nine were between seventy and sov anty-flvoj nine between sixty and seventy-five, and fire between fifty and sixty, making a total bf twenty-nine ont of forty-seven wbo had exceeded a balf eentnry,of existence. Tan GaLYanro* (Texaa) Civilian, ot tho 12th, ?ays: Many old dlissns of Galveston will r am tm tier an adventurer who call nd himself NXPHIOI, and claimed to ba a H ung arian oxilo, Tho figured hero about ibo time or the popular rage for K os? ants and the Hungarian patriota. He went from Galveston to Baa trop, and waa playing tho aamo role there, wtfen learning that nemo of the real exiles with whom ho bad claimed acquaintance wen abont to arrive, he took Free ch ka ve and tamad np In the City of Mexioo,.wbioh ho pro posed to ll imnin ate with gas, baring a peculiar faculty tor prodnolng that article. He waa a Can.- - ?Han druggist. We soo hy tho oojounta from Washington that "Dr. Naraioia, from Staten Island, HANTA AHM A'S agoni there, haa boen before tba BUte Department, respecting SANTA Ainu's abduction." The Telegraph aaya "whatever may beNA?HtOTm's'object,ha seems tobare enlisted many Irflorntlal men." We BU?poot thai this ia oar obi friend, of Hungarian pretensions, still (speraUiH npon bl? impudence and wit?. Oify. :^WM i" ? . -.''ii ?;.\'-'; *??!'.;;;.; CURRENT TOPICS. MACK, orniK Cincinnati Ommtretal, ls "heavy" on ono of tho Radical brethren after tho following faahiou : Philosophers bavo in all ices boon piiz a'cd io account for tho remarkable changes thai; bavo takon placo in mona'minda and opinions ott great ami important questions. Every now mid thou nineo BAUL wan tripped up on bis wa; tp Damascus, a caso of sudden conversion in religion or politics has startled tho world and staggered Ibo theory that convictions aro bom with babies. Tho prosont Congross affords many illustrations of this character. Ono of tho most Insaliato Radicals In tho Ilouao is a member from Illinois. A little over a year ago bo waa, as bo bsd boen all bis lifo, a consorvutivo person. Ho was tho first mau iv imploro tho l'rosidont to roto Ibo Freedman's Bu? reau Dill. Ho called twko at thu White IIouso for that pnrposo, and hoing taken sick before tho voto was written, sent a mosssgo front bis Bick bod at Willard's, repeating his solicitude: in thia important mailor. Boon after thu-, this samo worthy statosman becamo Ibo attorney in a cotton claim amounting lo ?90,000. (Ho waa not tbon a member of Congress, but bo bad boon ono before, and is now.) Ho bad a fco of WO,OOO in tho matter, Ho called on tho Frosi donl at loaat twouly timos lo got the claim allowed. The Pr es, dont examined the nm t ter sud concluded that bo bad no right to intorforo in it. It must bo settled by tho Secretary of tbs Treasury, and if bo said tho demand ought to bo paid, woll and good. Tho consol vati ve gentleman got mad at Ibis, and tho result of his distemper was a chango of bis political eon violions. Ho boc arno a Radical. He wont further. A Prcsidont, thought bo, who wont lot mo mako $30,000 ls not flt to bold oflico in this great republic, and henceforth I am for impeach? ment. And impeachment bas boon Ibo burthen of bia song over sinco. Kow this wooli appear lo bo a fair subject for Ibo Judiciary Oommittoo to in? quire into. It comes legitimstely within tho con? er al scope of tho charge Hist tho President stands la the way of reconstruction, and ought to bo re? moved as an obstado. Ho certainly waa an obsta? do to this $30,000 foo, and to prevent a loyal man from pockoting $30,000 is a gravo offense. Tax BJLAX, conntspoNDEKT also communicates Ibo following about Congressional Mundora: "Two days aftor tho Reconstruction Bill bad boon aont to tho Prcsidont, it was discovered that Ibero was an error in tho onrollmont, and a resolution'had to bo panned requesting tho President to return it lo tho HOUSO, that it might bo correctly enrolled. This bas boen spoken of aa a 'dorical error.' Bo il was, but tho responsibility for it lios with a com? mittee of tho non ie, and not with any dork. It ?B tho duty of tbo Committeo on Enrolled Bills to examino ovory bill o are ful ly, aftor its enrollment, comparo it with tho original, and soo that Ibero aro no orrors in it. At tbo last session of Con gross an important bill was lost by ibo stupidity of a Senator. During lbs last hoars of tho sosaion, after a long strngglo, wbiob bad boon ronewed at intervals for a year, a bill was paaaod authoriz? ing tho paymoDt of bounty lo the Missouri militia, winch bsd boon called out by authority of United BtateB office-T. It was considered quito a big triumph for tbo Missouri delegation. Two daya aftor tho adjournment, Senator Ross, of Kan? sas, Chairman of tho Sonate Committeo on En? rolled Billa, discovered this measure lying in bis desk unsigned by tho President. Ho bad forgotten to present it to tho Executive Ho immediately ran to the White Horm o with lt, but tho Prcsidont just? ly oonclndod that bo had no tight to sign a bill two days after tbo adjournment of Congress-so tho Missouri Militia do not got their bounty. Il ls a groat pity that a Bindiar fate did not befall tho general Bounty Bill of last summer-bat aliU that is no oxcuso for Senator Ross. The two ciroum stanoos mentioned in this paragraph are fair apod mona of Congressional' blundering. Tho only wonder is that tbo country is not moro frequently inconvenienced by by it. Tux PACT?TO MXSIOAX and Surgical Journal (pioles "an intelligent writer,' without munn, for Ute following description of tbo inordinate nao of tobacco by "tho inhabitants of a section of coon try in ono of tho Atlantic States," and tho penalty paid in consequence in tho physical deterioration of both sexes. "Tho complexion of tboso peo? ple," saya the writer, "ia noticeable, and Sug? gests many ?orminos. If you Bay that balf tho mon and nearly alt the women are very pale, yon strike at the notion, bat fail fairly to blt it. Their ' whiteness of skin is simply tho whiteness of ordinary tallow, ll is ssllowness with a sugges? tion of clayeyneas. Tho akin soo ms utterly with? out vitality, and beyond tho action of any restorative stimulants ; it baa a pitifnl and repa]? eire death-like anpearanoe. The amount of to? b?ceo oona amad by tboso poo pi o ia beyond aU cal? culation. I hardly exaggerate in saying that at least aevon-tentba of air persons above the ago of twelvo years nae it in aomo form. Nearly every man and boy smokes or chews, and many of thom do both, while the countrywomen chow and smoko to aomo extent, and women of most classes " dip." To seo a mian take a quid from bia month and put it in his hat for futuro uso, whon ho goos to break? fast, la by no moana uncommon. I bare oven seen men lay it under tho odgo of their plate at dinnor for safe keeping; and ono of the loading dologates In thc Hiato Convention bdd an immense quid be? tween tho finger and thumb of tba hand with which be gesticulated abundantly during a ton minutos' s pe ooh." Ono must fool curious to know ta what section of country this smoky picture ap pUoa. It ls certainly anything but inviting or encouraging on tho Booro of eitbor health or good mannen. How MAKT INDIAN waniora it tokos to make a great war, and how much it costa per hoad to fight thom, may bo calculated from Ooaxmisaioner TAXXUR'S estimate of the tribes now involved in tbs war. These aro the Northorn Ohoyonnoa and Arapahoes, 800 warriors; tho Minnoooujon band of tho Tetan Sioux, SOO ; thoso of tho O'Gallala band of Sioux, who would not oousent tc codo ' the right of way for tbo Montana road cia Powder river, and tba tight to plant military poets in their territory, 350 ; thoso of tho Bruie. band of Sioux, who ooincided with tho O'GaUaH'e, 300; those of the Two Kettle band who took the eamo views, 900 ; making 1600 to 1600 waniora. Tboso aro the Indiana who massacred tho Phil. Kearney detaobment, sud who bayo carried on tba war in the North. In the South are the Choy0111108 and Arapahoes whom HAXOOOW. alined ap by buming their vi ll ige, while the Shivington massacre of their women and children and old men waa atlD frc ah, who number about 600 war? riors. In all, from 3100 to 3300. On those wo spent 40 millions last year, and probably ten Uvea to every ono we took. And yet wo did not protend to make a vigorous campaign. For these alono an army of 40,000 men la needed. And these aro not moro than an eighth part of tho wholo num? ber which we propose to exterminate. It is easy to aeo that wo can botter afford to buy ovary Indian at bia weight In gold than to push thia- ox term mating pulley. Tua VioKsnona Tiaras, of the 16th, chronicles the death of Judge Y ano sn, on the 11th last. The family of Judge TKBOBX was a Maryland familr, and resided near H?gers town, in that State. About a year prior to his birth, his parents romovod from Maryland to Pennsylvania, and In the town ol Greensboro', Westmoreland county, on tbo9th day January, 1810, the subject of thia notlco waa born. Whon ho waa about Uro years of ago, tho parent s of Judge Y IBU ru removed to Middle Tonnessoo, where, he grew up to manhood, and received his collogtsto and professional odooatlon. Upon the , completion of his profession yoting YxBoxnde I terminad to seek a borne, and carro ont bia for? tunes In the thon new and promising State of Mis? sissippi. By thoso who remember what tho bar of our S ta to was thirty years ago, when ita great lights, PBXNTISS, Boro, arnon, MOMDBBAM,' Wrx CIIESTKB, HOLT, and a heat of others scarcely in? ferior, wore blaring In their noon-tide splendor, tbo eonrage, vim and determination of tho yoong ad voca to may be appreciated. Feeling bia own powers, Mr. YEBOKB oatabliihed himself in thin dty, and soon made hi mao If a man of acknowledged mark In tho brilliant and Intellootoal cl rolo lp which he took bia position as a recognised poor. Judge Y an o a? died In the 58 th year of bia age, and left a devoted wife and several children to mourn their Irreparable loss. ' ! Wa onsxBVB THAT the private papers of MAU? MU J AK are reported to havo fallen into' the ; banda of tba Duo D'Auma!', in London, and will soon be published. They will throw a flood of light upon tho aeerot history of tho intervention, and will, we fancy, place tho great wiro-pullor, Louie NaTtV l*OM, Ina most embarrassing portion. Already bo ls defending him jotf through th? Parla Jon r nkfa for the wholesale mordor whioh ho b is caused by his Mexican expedition and bia attempt to transfer European authority to this c<m Un ont. If Uro aeerot history of his tnaehlriaUons he di tolos ed lo th? Mexican affair it will intensify tho Indigna? tion which I? felt against bim for his betrayal and desertion of tho onfoTtontte MamnMAw. In ad? dition to tho papera above menUoned il appears that wo are to bave a defence of the shooting of MAXIMTLIAN from the pons of so mo of tho ablest of tho Mox'can staUvrmon. These aro doo nm e nts I which cannot fail to be of value, and we look for I them wlib ooniidor?We internt, *?'? ! ?>' .....>?. 'if i?*?' .-. ..' ? .* :l -T-V. ?,....: > r.v-v . : >?:? . .. .'.?rn. LARQKHT CIRCULATION.- The DAILY NEWS publishes the Oficial L?t of Let? ters remaining in the Pottojfice at the end of each week, agreeably lo thc following section of the Neto Pottojfice Law, at thc newspaper having the laryesl circulation in the Oily oj Charleston: . BECTIONO. And be lt further enacted, Tbs! tlftbi or let? ter* remaining uncalled for lu any Post?nico lu any city, town or village, where, a nowspepcr nhill be printed, ahall hereafter bo published once only In tho newspaper whlob, being publlahcd weekly or oftener, shsll have tho largest circulation within rango of delivery of the said oftlce of Ali communications intended tor publication tn this Journal must bc addresscil to (/ic Jtttior of the Haily News, No. 18 I/aune-slrcct, Cliarieslon, S. Ct llusincss Communications '.o 1'ubiteJter of Daily News. HVKYIMUO? undcrfaJtc lo ro'.vrn rejected communica? tions. Advertisements outsitie of tho city must bo accompa? nied with thc cash. CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 24, 1867. Jon WOBK.-We havo now completed our ornoo BO as to oxecuto, in tho shortest possible time, ALL KINDS OF JOH WORK, and we most respectfully nsk tho patronage of our friends. -.TUB C ll A II LES TON DAILY NEWS AND TUB HON. H. HILL." In our iiouo of Monday wo in ad o a few re? marks on a series of papers, hy tho Hon. R. ll. HILL, "Notes on tho situation," und stated that tho promise, upon which bis cnliro argu? ment is based, is not admitted,'and that in as? suming thal the Southern Slates had never left Ibo Union, and ware, therefore, now ns much as over in tho possession of their rights unil^r, and entitled to the protection of, thc Constilu llon, Mr. HILL was begging tho wholo ques? tion. Thc Charleston Mercury lakes issue with us on this poinl; and by way of proving Ibo contrary of our assertion, quotes tho languago of the President, in his volo message, which, however, it will havo found in our issuo ol yesterday morning, wo consider as no bolter authority than thc ipst iixlt of Mr. R. H. HILL. We did not discuss tho abstract right of thc ono opinion or tho other; nor did wc enter into tho merits of the question, regarding our pres? ent status,-whether wo aro in tho Union oi out of tho Union. Wo only contended that in tho opinion of thc pcoplo of thc North wo are not now Stales of the Union, nor entitled ta the rights, privileges and immunities guaran? teed by the Constitution to oitixens of bona fidi States in tho Union. President JOHNSON, WC soarooly need say, is not accepted by th? North as tho accredited exponent of its opin? ions and views of the public polioy, and least af all in tho mailor of tho reconstruction of thc Soulhorn Slates. In bis Toto messages bo ar? gues as wide of tho mark, and as obstinately refuses lo recognize thc inexorable logio ol facts, as doo? Mr. H. II. HILL in his "Notes on tho Situation," and in the Tory long and angry speech ho made last week in Atlanta. To quote Mr. JOHNSON'S volo message in sup? port of the correctness of Mr. HILL'S positions ls neither more nor less than arguing in a cir? cle. Tho samo objection bolds good against the ono and against ibo other. They have both sworn fealty to the ghost of the past, and so entirely are they possessed of this spirit [not they only, but all those who think with them,] that they aro blind to tho signs of tb? limes. They persistently refuse to recognixc tho fact that the world moves, and that thc Constitution of to-day, the living soul of the gov? ernment, bas altered in aomo essential particu? lars (in spirit muob moro Iban in tbs letter] from Ibo document aa known to our post-revo? lutionary sires. That tho Mercury IB mistaken in thinking mat wo dla Air. HILL injustice, ana that Mr. JOHNSON'S view is to be accopted as the opin? ion of thc North, will appear upon rcforencc to the debate which took plaoe in Congress ur Friday last upon tho quostion of tho passngo ol the second Supplementary Reconstruction Rill over tho President's veto, published in Tm NEWS of yesterday. We have no desiro to bc identified with tho views advanced then ant! there by Messrs. IivTLsn, ROUTWBLL, STRVBNS, WILLIAMS and others. Rot as a question ol fact wc would remind tho Mercury thal Mr, STEVENS and Mr, BUTLER Ibis day stand highoi in Northern favor, and appear with greater and more recent authority to represent the opin? ions of the people than docs President JOHN? SON. Mr. STEVENS bas been uniformly con? sistent in his course and opinions. Ho bas beor an uncompromising Radical from thc very be? ginning, and probably the only man in thc House who, in fierce and unmitigated hostility to us and our cause, has from first to last pur? sued a consistent coui.se. The majority ir Congress aro now adopting his views in ordei to cover up, we presume, tho inconsistency ol their acts of legislation. Mr. RUTLBR answers the President's charge of inconsistently, quoted in the Mercury of yes. tortlay, and confutes his positions seriatim. He says: I desiro to call attention to ono or twe of tbe assortions In tho meessge. I do il not because tboy aro new, bot beca uso novel hero m thia plaoo, so far SB I know, havo they boor made. Ibo Hrat assertion ia that wo, as moruben ofCoagrosa, havo doalarod thuso Slate Govern monta illegal with oas breath, while with tho otbei wo have auataln?d them: and ho inatancoa vari? ous occasion* whore wo havo called them Staler for matters of legislation, and annies that we have ratified their existence aa States by Bonding thc constitutional amendment to be ratified by thom, I P**7 judgment of th's Honso. Show ms an] law or -any Beadon of any Law anywhore whore Congress has sent any one of tho conatltutiona amendment to bo' ratified by one of these o ta toa. Wo havo aent thom to bo ratified by the country and his Secretary of State, taking sdvantago of hie construction, baa eont the constitutional provision in roforonco to tho abolition of alsvory to tho so callod States eroetod by Executive order and by no othor power whatever. - Again, ho says that wo havo provided for, and tba Senate bas confirmed, tho appointment ol Judges for thoao States. I again taitu laaue on the fact. Wo have provided for judges and district at? torneys of the United States in certain did trio ta berotoforo declared oy law, and not for any Stat? judges whatoror. Oar legislation has boon foi , Uullod Slates soldiers- and Cot for btato officers. Again, we are told in tho same message that thc Snpromo Court of tho United States has recog? nized tbeso States aa States by assigning thou circuits oed nalng their boundaries aa convenient designations. I dony again tho fact. Tho Supreme Court ha B nnwhoro given any opinion or direction on tho subject, and that doctrino cannot be found in its action in any docroo. Again, it ia said that tho Snpromo Court hos recognized thoao States from the fact that cc urta havo been hold there, instancing tho fact that tho Chief Jusiico bas held a Court in tho State of North Carolina. To thal 1 answer-. Ha hold a Court in the Judicial district of tho United States, a territorial district of the United B La toa aasignod to him nndor law without any reference to the question wh other the 8 ts to cd North Carolina waa in existen ce or not; andi! would havo boon equally hi* duty to havo hold that Court within the State, if North Carolina had existonoo or not. He held tho Court in despite of, and not in subjection to, any ' mippouod State law; and among the first opinions hs promulgated was ono whlob showed he by no moans recognized tho S ta to of North' Carolina except ab' a Stats that had boon "hi rebellion ard was not yet bronght back Into ibo Union. Nor has there been any r?cogni? tion of them by tho Bnprr'mo Court, beean*o ol that Court having allowed to be placed on its docket oases brought from tho varions District and Circuit Courts. These Courts had, nndor tho laws of tho United States, rendered oortain Judg? ments whioh woro to be reviewed on appeal in tho Baprome Coori of tho United 3 La tc?, and no whore bsa there arisen any placo to adjudicate whether those States woro in oxiatenoo or not, until th? Btalo of Mississippi undertook to bring in a Rill in oqntty against the high United States officers. And theronpon tho Snpromo Court of tho United States mudd a formal adjudication that the State of Mississippi, Ss S BLat: of the Union, bad na standing in tho Supremo Court of tho United States. So far from sustaining the doo trinos ol this message, it waa directly and entirely opposed to it. As wo said above, wa do not express Hr. BOTLBB'S view, and only quote it lo show oui readers ?nd the Mercury that Mr. JOHNSON can bo and is fully met by one of tho moil promi? nent exponents of Northern publia opinion. .In another part of our'paper this morning will be found strictures upon Mr. HILL'S ut? terances, copied from Georgia papen, ons rep? resenting his own party, and another ocoupy inp tho s??* ?Uttd-polnt M f ?rsslros. v ; ...'..'.?M?.'.- - . ... . :'.>i;i:,*'-.'-.,'.'vv.-c.. _WANTS._ WANTED, A COI.(MIK I) DIAN COOK, ALSO a Hoy aa UOUsE SERVANT. Applv ai Nu. a 1 I WENTWORTH STUEET, weat of Military Uall. July 2?_ _I* "IirANTED. A MALE SEIIVANT (COLORED) Tl to ( ( 'OK for a family of IwrWo. Mu I oe wolt recommended. Apply at No. 00 ST. PU I LU' STREET. July 24 1 FOR SALE. 17IOR SALE. ONE MILL'S ATLAS COM. J PLETE. AdJrcaaW. at thia omeo. 1? July 23 FOIl SALE, A MILCH COW, WITH A young Calf two wee a old. App y at No. 270 M?1.T NO STREET, Eaal aide, 3 doora North of Woolf . treol. July 21_[_ I7IOR 8ALE..-A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD 1 PIANO, alz and a had Octave, luozccllcnt condition, can bo seen at tlio King Mansion, comer Oooruo am) MuoUng etroola. tn? J July 112 I~ .toil "MALE, (I FIRST CLASH BILLIARD J TAULES, KAVANAGH Ac DECKER'S make, at the Adgcr building Hilliard Uall, comer of King and Market ?treoU._0__July M IpOIl SALE, A CATHI Y ALL, WITH TWO ' Scat*, polo and abaft AK a sot of doublo ami elnglo HARNESS, all In good order. Cau bo aocu and bargained for cash or a timo note al thirty days, at No. .Jl Lynch elrcct May 17 TO RENT. rpo KENT, A COMMODIOUS HOUSE, SIT X UATED on tho north aldo or Warren 8.rcot, uczl to the icatdonconf L. C. Clifford, Esq., In a pleasant and health} neighborhood, lt coaUlns eight square rooms, with doubla Piazza In front, Cistern, and requisite out? buildings. Possession glvon on nth August nest. Terms moderato. Aoply to MREWSl'EH k SPRATT. July 2? ' tnthe_No. 08 Broad atro?t. TO IIBNT, THAT DESIRABLE RES I. DENCE, No. ll KINO STREET, with all tho n-ccs sary outbuildings, cistern, kr. Inquire st No. 9, SOUTH SIDE OE TUE ABOVE._wfm_Juno 4 mo RENT, TWO FRONT ROOMS, TO I gcthcr with kitchen accommodations. To desirable Serum is tho rent will bo moderato. For further partlcu .rn spply at this OQicc. July lu TO RENT-THE TWO AND A HALF STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, cumcr Society and Meeting I streets, having cistern and Btableo on tho premises, and good accomiuodaUuua for servants. Ront low. Apply > H. HART, Sr., No. 333 King street July u V BOARDING. BOARD AND LODGING CAN HE OBTAIN? ED by a Bingle gonUoman, at reasonable ratos, In ! a pr?vala leanly rasliUng In a pleasant portion of tue j city. Apply at this olll.o. wfl July 24 BOARDING-THItkK PLEASANT UOO.MS wlUa good BOARD csn bo had on Immediate noell ; callen to No. SO CHURCH HTHEET, west side, near I Trad tl etreet. Terms reasonable. Juno 12 BOARDING.-A SPACIOUS SOUTHWEST. ERN Room with wator ouuvoniouco, told Dressing Room attached, opening on Southwestern Piazza, can bc obtained with Uuard ou rcaaouablu terms at tba Kinn Mansion, corner Ocorgo and Meeting air?ela. July 22 _ruw2 FURNISHED ROOMS.-A PEW GENTLE? MEN can bo accommodated with lino apartment; at No. 9 OEOIIOE STREET. For particulars address P. 1 H. KEPLER, Nu. 10 Broad alrect 4 July 33 MXCELL1SNT BOARD, AT~VBRY LOW 111 rates, In tho mosl contrai bualuoss part oflhodtv, without lodguag, tn a pr?valo house, can now bo bsd For particulars address "X. L," Post?nico. May lo COPARTNERSHIPS. DISSOLUTION. fTTHE FIRM OF WU I Ll) EN A BROWN IS HEREB1 J dissolved by mutual consent. Either of un, for tin present, can be lound at No. ll Hayna street. WILLIAM O. WHILDEN. GEO. H. BROWN. Charleston, Jnly 19th, 1607. WILLIAM G. WHILDEN Ac CO. "?17ILL CONTINUE THE WHOLESALE 0R00EERY ( YT CHrNAANDGLAS8BU8INEa3etNo.il Harm I a treat_fw4_Joly 19 DISSOLUTION! THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTINC under tho usmn nf it. ARNOLD A CO., wss dlzo.ver by lbj own HmltaUon, on the 1st of April last The bust ness will bo continued by the subscriber st tho Ok' Stand, No. 210 Meeting street whom Mr. A. E. GAD? DEN can bo found ready to atlood ta the customers o tho osUbllsmQnt it. ARNOLD. July 1st 1WL No. 210 MeeUng strcot. July 1 Imo EDUCATIONAL. INSTRUCTION IN Flt EVI' 11, MRS. NICHOLS, A NATIVE OF CHARLESTON nut daring Uis past Oftcon j cars a resides! lr turo po, ls do? ITO us of giving instruction In tho Fronet I Language, elinor at her own residence or at Ibo hound of ber pupils. Ioqulro at Mrs. FINNEY'S, No. 100 King strcol. May 23 FU RNITU R E ETC FURNITURE IND VNDBRTIKINC THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES THAT HE IIA? connected, as kcretoloro. tho UNDERTAKING BUSINESS, tn Ul lu p..t,, with Ou, FURNITURE, so that ba ls pm pared to lu ml? h ru?arais complote, and to give persona attention in the moat delicate, respoolablo and aa Un fae to ry manner. Ho ls ?tao prepared to remove bodies to an; distance free of smell siul decay. FISK'S MET ALIC CASES, and all kinda of COFFINS always on hand un tho moat reasonable tarma. Ks WHITE, FURNITURE WAREEOOMS, Bou th west eornor Wentworth and Moating streets. Or al No. 0 COLLEGE a HIELT', at night and Mundays Jane 28 Imwlmo AFFLICTED t SUFFER NO MORE! When by tho ase of DR. JOINYTLLE'B ELIXIR yoi , can be cared permanently, and at a trilling cost The astonishing saconas which has attended thia tn valuable medicino for Physical and Nervous Weakness General Debility and Prostration, Losa ol Muscular Ec orgy, Impotency, or any of the cons?quences of youthfu indlscreilon, rond?n lt tho moat valuable preparaaoj aver discovered. It wUl remove all nerrons affoo?ona, depression, ex cl Lemont Incapacity to study or business, loss of memo ry, confusion, thoughts of self destruction, fear, of ia sanity, kc It wUl reatara tho appotlto, renew the healll o? th oso who have destroyed lt by sensual excess or erl practices. Young Mon, be humbugged no moro by "Ouock Doc tors" and Ignorant o. octlUuuurs, bat send without dela] for the Elixir, and bc at once restored lo boa]th and hap pincas. A perfect Cure lt G naran toed In avery instance Price tl, or four bottles to ono address ?3, Ono bottle ia sufficient to effect a cure In all ordin?r; caora. ALSO, DR. JOINVn.T.K'a SPECIFIC PILLS, for Un needy and permanent cure of Gonorrhoea Gleet CIT thral Dischargea, Gravel, Stricture, and all affecUons c the Kidneys and Bladder. Curca effected In from une ti Ovo days. Tb ey are prepared from vegetable extract that aro harmless on Gae system, and never nauseate Un stomach or Impregnate the breath. No chango of die la necessary while using them, nor does their action ii any manner interfere with buni?eas pursuits. Prk. * per box. entier of tho abore-monUoncd arti chu wm bo rent U soy address, closely seal od, and post. paid, by maU oi express on receipt of price. Address all ordern lo BERGER, S HUT TS U CO., Chemlats, March 30 ly No. 286 Uiver ?Iroot. Troy. N. Y. PUBLIC NOTICE. Ornea Otana or Council, 1 May 1B07. ) The following BeoUon of " An Ordinance lo aboUib tin office of Superintendent of Streobj ; to prortdo for Koop lam the streets, Lanes, Alloys, and opon Coarta In tbi City of Charleston Clean, and for other purposes," L hereby published for the InformaUon of all concerned : For the dun protection of tho said contractor or con tractors, it Ufurther ordained. That every owner, lessee occupant and tenant of any premises fronting ut an; atieet lane, alley, or open conti, shall on every da; (Sondara excepted) have tho dirt, filth, garbage, or otbei offal, placed In front of hla or ber lol, in a barrel, box oi heap, and in readiness for ibo contractor, by tb. hour o soon o'clock, A. M.irom the flt at day ol May to Un ural day of November in evory year ; and by the hour o nine o'clock, A. M., frc lu the tint day of Novombor tx tho first day of May following. And any person offend lng heroin, or placing any dirt filth, garbage, or olboi offal, In any etreet, lane, or alley, or open court, alter tin hour? above named, shall be snbject to a On. not leal than two nor moro than Uro dollar?, for each and over; offence, to bo Imposed by tho Mayor. : By order . W. H. 8MITH, . May 15_ ii - Clerk of Connell. AN ORDINANCE TO KzoouTB rna arozuoB or ?zaaouroat, ira pro CUOTS, AUB OTHES rUTl.lMVIlll a OOM. 8*0. L Beit ordained by Ita Maror and Aldermen, i, City Council auembled. That from and after thu 16th da; of June next, lt shall not be lawful to koop Petroleum Kerosene, Bock Oil, Bcnzlno, Benzole, or an r other In ftammzblo oU or oils on storage or for salo in any cellar atore or building son Ul of Line street tn a larger quun Uly than fifty gallons on any one lot or premises, am! any auch quantity so kept or stored shall be contained li vessels of tin or other metal. , SEO. ? That Petroleum, Ita products, or any other in flammable all or oUs, when brought bato the elly by lsml cr ws ter, msy be kept on any lot orin any, bnulding in which cotton ls not atored, for a period not ozcoedlnj twenty-four honra, apon tho expiration of which timo ? ahall bo removed and kept in tho manner aa required by tbs foregoing a.-: Hon. Bra 3. Any nerton or persons violating any part ol this Ordinance iball be subject to a fino of two hundred dollars, for each offonco, recoverable in any Court of com? petent Jurisdiction. Ratified in City Connell thia twenty-first day of May, lo tho year of our Loni ono thousand eight hundred ai id : sixty-seven. (L.B.J p. o. (tAU.I.Artl), Mayor. ;W. BL Surra, Clerk of Connell. Jana S NOTICE. OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE, I Omxumon, 8. a. May 23, MO, I I PARAGRAPH II. O ' ORDINANCE TO REGULAT!) L - the "Claanalng of Priviea .nd Vanita," forbids thc HM Of barrels in open carts and wagon?, and part?as sp plying for license are required to provide closed cart* suitable for tho purpose. AB persona, therefore, who purpose taking Jobs of th? kind, aro hereby required tn tiring their cart, to thain guard boase for Inspection be? fore applying fer noonac . ? I CV B, SIG WALD, May 24_S mo Captain of Polle?. jv i KT i c tr,. i^l FFT CE CLERK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING VJ clause of Section 1 of an "Ordinance to Raino Sap? pi) es for they bl r 1867," ls published for lbs Information of pernnsselling Goods by sample or otherwise, who art not residente of this eily. AU auch persons aro hereby notinod to report at 1 bia office. "Three dol?an On every hundred dollars of all goods aold In thia city t Nona not residents, by aurie ol ofttarwise.'' - o/. H. SMITH, Marcbll ,_? , ? , < fflerk of CtwnriT E. M. WBITINGr, CORONER AND MAGISTRATE, TT AS REMOVED HTS OFFICE F?OM CHALMKltfi I JI\ ?rT?.1. ??' ??' T 0HTJRVH ST fl EXT. near 81. f.?|Mf? : - - iMfohM . J : ..>...! : m CLOTHING BnRIUINS! BIRCH! AT No. 213 KING STREET. STOCK OK YOUTH'S AND HOY?' SUMMKIt CLOTH INO at COST. ALSO. Homo SUITS ol Flanni'l ano Mellon Cloth?, sllghtly dsmaged, it les? than hair of original cost (H i "r null). Tboy rango lu size from I tu 13 years of ago, AISWL Tlio balance of Gmtlcnicn's SPHINO AND MUMM Kit CLOTH INC,, ol Cost Prices. t$f Cal) carly and mako your sclcellons, ?EO. DI TT MO cfc CO., No. 31? KINO hTREET. flu- Rcnierubcr tho Store. wsO Joly 24 N G. PARKER, LATE PAUKER * CHILD, IIK1LF.R IN CLOTJIING, BOUTS, SHOKS, HATS AND FURNISHING GOODS. Juno li No. 103 EAST HAY. DRY Q00DS, ETO. J. & P. GOATS' THREAD. BRIGHT COLORS In I'nncy Doses, with their VTell-lrnowr Trade mark. FIFTY SHADES OF COLOR In each Iloz of five Dozens. For Sale by ?lie 1'ACKAOE, of 100 Doacna by IJODN & ira MCIIINCLOSS Solo As cuts in Now York. Joly la_mwnl3 CHEAP GOODS! CHIMP GOODS! AT THE CHARLESTON HOUSE, STOLL, WEBB & CO.; (BANCROFT'S OLD STAND). T^OR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS WE WILL 9EL1 X roany styles of floods In tho DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT Very cheap. 8ome of these floods will bo sold at a grci deal below the first coat, comprising, In part, a lot of MUSLINS at IS couta, original prloo 23 cents. Muslins at 18 cents, original price 3.1 conta. Muslim at 20 conta, original price 30 cents. Muslina at 33 oonts, original prloo 33 to 40 conta. A small lot of Hsreges at IS cents. A small lot of Doregos at 28 conta. Lisio repli ns and Le?os at 25 cents. A small lot of Harego Delaines at IS conni. 300 yards Figured French Cambric at 23 cents, worth S0< 1 casa assortent Calicoes (cheap) at 12J. cents. Wo ara also showing good assortments In each Doper ment. I Illili LINENS; Family and Fronting L*ncns; Lon j ololiut lt 10.13X. 10. IB, 30 lt 25 contai Drown Shirting 10, HH, 15. 20 to 25 cents; all widths In Pleached au Drown ski ri lugs: Fancy Linen Drill; Drown Drill; Cloth sndCaeilmorca; Medium Caaslmorca for Suite, tn toxtui to ault tho season. BLACK GOODS. WE ARE OFFFRINfl A QCOD ASSORTMENT o: DLA0K HOODS, In Alpacas, Morn ba zincs. Lapin's Ulac Hixally, Illara Delaines at 60 cents, a lot of HUck Barege and Crapo Mareta at ?0 cents (worth 60eta. a mont'- ago; 8-4 Crapo Mareta and Barngo, for Shawls. 1 ogrther wi tb almost every article to bo bad in our lim Which wo are offering CHEAP POR CASH. STOLL, WEBB Si CO., July? nwt No. 38T KINO STHEET. DENTISTRY. REDUCTION OF DENTAL PRICES TO BUT! THE TIMES. DR J. H. DAPRAY, DENTIST, IS NOW PREPARE] to complete tho Insertion of wholo upper or lowe ?eta of ARTLFICAL TEETH, upon tho moat approve method, and with lae best materials, at 830 poi sot. Poi Hal nets In proper lion. Durabin ty, natural appearance perfect flt, and neatness of finish, guaranteed. AU other operations upon the Tooth performed in skillful and warrantable manner. Office at his residence NO. 6 LIBERTY STREET. May M mwf Charleston, 8. C. Tbere cometh glad tidings of Joy to all. To young and to old, to gi eal and to email ; Thc beauty which once waa so ptvdous and rare. Is free, for all, and all may bo lair. By the nae of CHASTELLAR'S WHITE LIQU1I ENAMEL, For Improving and Beautifying tba Complexion, i ho most valuable and perfect preparation In US?, fo giving tbs skin a beau brui pearl-Uke tint, that ls ont fount! In y oolra. It quietly removes Tan, Freckles, Plc plas, blotches. Moth Pitches, Kal.own ess. Eruption/ and all impurities of the alan, kindly healing Ihe sam leaving tho akin white and clear aa alabaster. Ita tu cannot be detected by tho closest scrutiny, and being vegetahln rreparation ls perfectly harmless. It la til only artlolo of tho kind nsed by tbs French, and la con shirred by tho Parisian aa tadiapuiaable to a perice toilet, Upwards of 90,000 bottles wore acid during Hi pest year, a sufficient guarantee of Its efficacy. Trie only lt conta. Sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of rt order, by BEROER, 8HUTIA lc CO., Chemle.'s, 385 River 81., Troy, N. Y. Mireh 30._lyr CRISPER COMA. _ Oh t she was beautiful and fair, With starry eyre, and radiant hair. Whose on rung tendrils, soft entwined, Enchained tho vary heart and mind, CRISPER COMA, For Curling the nair of either Box Into Wav and Oloaay Ringleta or Heavy Maaaivo Ourla. BY USING THIS ARTICLE LAD CB I AND GENTLE URN can beautify th era solves a thousaad-lolc' It ls tba only article lo the world that will carl ?frei gi hair, and at tho same limo give lt a beautiful, glossy ai pe rungoo, ibo Crisper Coma not only curls tho haJr, bc Invigorates, bcauUfic* and cleanses H; ls highly and di i Ughtfldly po ri um ed, and ls tbs moat complete article c tho Una over offered to tbs Ami rican po bala. Th Crisper Coma wUl bo : saut to any address, sealed an postpaid for tL Address aU orders to W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists, No. 3 West Fayette street, Syracuse. N. Y. March 30_lyr . ORDINANCE. rpUR FOLLO WINO ORDINANCE 18 PUBL1SHE1 I for the Information o (all toixornod : AM OBI! IX ANGE TO BZan.lTZTOC UUUNSINO OT FinQ AMD VAUX TB Di THE roai-oniTK Uktrrs or TUB CIT I. I. Be lt Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen, 'Itu from sod alter tho ratification of thia Ordinance, it anal not bo lawful for any person to cleanse or remove th contents of Vaults or Privies within tho Umita of th dly, without having previously obtain ed a llconao (or th same; all such licenses to expiro on the Slat Doccmbc of every year, and bo subject to aU requirements lmpoa cd by Ordinances regulating tho granting of Licenses fo Drays and Carts. IL That Ibo u so of Barrets in open Carts and Wagor.i la prohibited, and parties applying for Lloense will be rt quired to provide closed Carls suitable for tba purpose. I Ul. All persons having such Liren.o shall repott r ono of th Uuard Houses, during tho day. bia or their In temira U lo auch work during the ensuing night; in th Lower Warda such report to bo m ado to tho Main Oner House, in tho Upper Warda to Upper Guard House. IV. The place or place, i for tho deposit of such ..ff*, shall bo designated from timo to time by tho Mayor, V. Every owner or driver of such Licensed Cart Ol any other person who shall violate any of th? provision; of this Ordinance, or shall neglect or refuse to obaervi the anno, or any of them, shall forfait and pay for eaot offence a Hoe not to exceed twenty-five dollars, to be en forced by tim Mayor lu his Court, or recovered In au j other Court ot competent Jurisdiction. Ratified in Olly Council thia aevasth dar of May. Ut tht year of oar Lord one thousand eight hundred and six ty-seven. ' ' lu a.) P. a PAILLARD, W. H. SMITH, Mayor. _Clerk of Council_8mo_May 10 Kl UK LOAN. MAYORALTY OF OIIARLE?ITON 1 . . Om BAU, November 9, IS??. I ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN TED Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City, un dor "An Aet of the Oeneral Assembly, giving anlhoriri to tba City Council of Charlotten te proceed la the mal tar of a tiro Loan, with a view to aid In building ap Un Oily mew," are hereby notified that tho form of aWl cation for loans can be obtained at the office af the Clari of Connell, bo tween the hours of ? A. M. and a P. H All applications muat oaf ld In tho aboyo men bonn ornoo, aa the Committee will meet every ?lon Ja* to eon aider the same. . . r 4- , Dy erder of the Mayer ?1 'tjf, g, HUI TN rfttfembsrIO _I Clerk of OoanrlL THE LADIES* , j MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, HAVTKO ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY MADE CLOTHING, suitable ?Dr Gentlemen, La dfes and Children, and being dcadroua of dJ ml ulalling om 8loci before tba season ad van ces too far, we would ?spe dally draw the attention of the pubilo towards Uta red uo lion whian wlH be made In our prieta for th? next twx of three weeks from date. Apply at the DEPOSITORY, January 29_No, if Chalmers street. BARNWELL SENTINEL, TS AN-EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. hXl A Merchante end bruines? men try lt for a few moolha "Morbut no gain." ? Send on your carda and Inereaw your trade 'his falL There's nothing to ?qual Printer'j Lnk-i t hu mada many a fortune. Tarma for the paper-S3 per annum, In advance. AdrertlasmenU Inserted al Uta rata ot 81 per tanara ol twclti, Uric* or loss tor ??eh Insertion, i ? Cardi o! ten Unas or leas, et the rata of 110 tot three miallo.. - - OotiU-aete by the year caf for tlx moolha, allowing tarir lbs* of cUangtef ott more favorable terms. Addroaf ? ' li ? e .':<?' ibu... . fi Oi'rfll -' . HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. WATER COOLERS, U PITCHERS, RODGERS & SOX'S CUTLERY, "10OKIS?I STOVES. BUILDERS' HARDWARE U FIKUINO i ACK1.E. SEI.NK8 CAST S3TH, HOOKS, HAN IC, YARKU FIELD MUSKET*. i'OWDKH, SHOT IIOIMK KUIlNlSHINll llAl.liWAHK, ami PLANTATION TOOLS, tu ?nal varie?}-, at MARSHALL'S Hardware Store, No. 310 KINO STREET, 3 iloors below Society. July 31 2 SICKLES ! SICKLES ! Kfl DOZEN NO*. 2 AND 3. JUBT ARRIVED AND FOH OU aaloat MARSHALL'S Hardware Storr, No. 310 Klug street. U duo? below Society. July 21 a FINANCIAL. MONDS, STOCKS AND COUPONS. BONDS OF ALL KINDS KtocaR of all kinds Coupons of all kind' Hank lillis of all kind?. Bought st highest rales by AM)UKW M. MORELAND, July 12_Imo_llruker. No. H broad street. NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Brunell at Charleston, S. C., NO. U KT A TI: s r II T. I T DEPOSITS CAN ALWAYS BK DRAWN WITIIOU r NOTICE. Deposits of Spcclo aro repaid In Specie. All olbcr Deposits sro repaid lu "Oroenbacks" or Na Uoaal Hank Ullis. Deposits of auy amount received from any iiersnn. NATHAN m n KU. Uasblcr. July ll_IS_ NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. CHARTERED DY ACT OF C0NORES9. OFFICERS. M. T. HEWITT, Prcsl lent. J. W. A I. V OH Li. Ilrtt vice-President. LEWIS CLETH .NE. second Ylco-Prcsldcul. DANIEL L. EATON, Actuary. BAH L. H Ailinn. Ocnorel Inspector. Hanking House. Pennsylvania Avenue, comer of IOU su-cet, Washington, D. C. BRANCH AT CHARLESTON, S. C. Nt?. O STATE ST UK KT. Open every day, Sundays and Bolldays oxcoptc<] from 10 A. M., to 2 P. M., and from 3 to 4 l\ at. DETOSIIH OF ANY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROS I ANY FERSON. Interest payable in Jami arv Dud Jnlv, In each year. AU deposits will bu repaid with interest due when rc \ quired. All tho profils belong to Ibo depositors. Ilrancbcs bavo becu oslabllabcd In tbo principal ellie from Niw York lo Now cricans, and ac?oiiulH can b transferred from ono Branch to motlier, without chad? or Interrupting tim lu teres I. Imestmcnto aro only mad o Insecurities of ibo Unite. 8tatoa. RICHARD H. CAIN, Chairman Advisory Committee. FRANCIS L. CARDOZO, Her rc ta ry. NATHAN RITTER. Juno 30 Imo Casbtor, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. [FRESH DRUGS AND PURE CHEMICALS, I Just received per Bark Fille dcL'Ah DIRECT, FROM THE CELEBRATED HOUSE OF MANDER, WEAVER & CO., WOLVERHAMPTON: GTJAI OPIUU POWD. IPECAC POWD. HHDDARU ' 8ULPB. QUININE HULPH. MORPniNK IOD. POTASH IODINE CALOMEL BLUE MAS. ROCHE'S EMBROCATION HENRY'S M AC NEBIA OOWLAND'S LOTION OIL LEMON OIL HERO AM OT OIL LAVENDER ESSENDE PINEAPPLE ESSENCE STRAWBERRY ko., ko. And by o thor arrivals a complete assortment of I.ITHS'H SOAPS AND EXTRACTS JEAN MARTE FARINA Cu UH IN E. G. W. AIMAR, CHEMIST AMD DRUGOI8T, CORNER E NJ AND VANDERHOBST STREETS. July 23 ASTROLOGY. THE WORLD ASTONISHED AT THE WOSDEHrTnL BKTSLATION8 MADE BY THE QREAT ASTROLOGIST, Madame H. A. FERRICO. SHE REV ALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EYER KNEW Hbo res lo ros to happiness those who, from doleirj events, catastrophes, crosses In love, looa of relations ani friends, loss of money, kc, hare become despondent abo brings together those lung separated, gives Informs lion concerning absent friends or lovers, restores lost o stolen property, tells you the business you sra bea qualified to pursue and to what you will bo most success fal, asases speedy marriagos, and tells you tba very da] jen will marry, gives you the names, likeness and char ac ter lattes of the person. Hbo reads your very thoughts and by ber almost supernatural powers, un va tis tho dari and hidden mystonee of the future. From the stars wi see tn the firmament-tba malefic alara that overcame o: pr-dominate In tho configuration-trxiin tho aspects am positions of the planeta and tho fixed ?tara ba tho hoaveni at the time ol birth, she dodnoea the future destiny r. man. Fall not to consult tho greatest Astrologtat ot earth. It coats you but a trifle, and yon may never agal t bavo so favorable- an opportunity, CoruroitaUon foo, witt likeness and all desired information, ll. Parties Uviui at a distance can consult the M adamo by mall with eqns safety and satisfaction to themselves, sa If ba person. A full and explicit chart, written ont, with aU Inquiries ir swered end likeness enclosed, sent by mall on receipt J. price above mentioned. The strictest secresy will rt maintained, and ail correspondence returned or des tr -y ed. References of the tugboat order furn Uh od thone o siring thom. Write plainly the day of the month in. year In which you were born, enclosing a small loo. o Address, MADAMS B. A. HEH mo o, * P. 0. DBAWXB 303, BDTVALO, N. Y. March SD_ If KRAUSHAAR & CO. Tara aron rmao TED ll li A K D ABD SQUAB! PIANO-FORTES fall Iron Frame and f)v?rrtnuig Basa, BlAjrrjFAOTOP Y ABD WABXHOUHB sj a, lt Waat Heeutoa-* treat, sta. ii HEAR BROADWAY. NSW TOSS. -THE UTTDHBiUQNED, MEMBERS OT THF FIRM Ot J. KBAUBBAAB * CO., ere ptaotloal Piano nuken and ts inch haya bsd ? Ure s espartano* In oonnsoHat ?tth toa s ol tbs best KenCiHsnmeats to flats oecntrj end Taro pe. Their l tanca ar? made not marely loi Item, betty thens, ax d nada* theo? I ra mediate pea sons I ?aperrUaon, and they allow no Inotrnnienteto I save tbs li factory sad pee* bato th? hands of their petrona, anteas they have s pow*', evenness, firmness ind rCTind_o.es* el tone, tn elasticity el touch-without which ne Instr*, ?sot ought lo ba eetUfoc tory to tba public-ea veil I that durability tn twa uraotioa. valen enables tl to re> nain tn tn ?i ?ii d to wt Loxten d ?Ufldaa changea of leia jsrelnre ana esposara so eurem, neet and cold, whkt ere aosuames unavoidable, ' ' - They aiU et eU Um** ba happy tosas tb* pre/saatraj an* the pnbllo et thitr War?rooiut and In rite oom pert seo between their awn. Flense end thoa* ot aaty ?tatt SKTO? KBA?SrntAS...TOBIAS HAMS CHABLIS J. 8CH0T3MAJ?H. Aerate . "I THE AIKEN PRESS, rIB ^POSED TO PUBLISH TR THE TOWN OT Alien, a O., * Weekly paper under th* abor* titi?, tobe devoted to OeaereJ Intelhgenoe-PoUUcal, Oom mercuh riocial, Literary, end ?eugtoaa-wllh a Doper! menp of Agriculture, LncJudino the Meld, tbs Crrohux Us? Vtoeysrd, ip? 1st Carte*. A Newe Hum m ery/iti contain s dig?it of the Important events of the weak. baali adapto* to Our new condl?on, end the doTdopmeni of the resources of the country tn MioufaclnreeT A^rL oultOTe, TrrrU-raleina, and Vlr%rMrtogT A*n Terme-43 a yeer, in advance. . < ' ? ... ?:? . fall r> ..... W, . I GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS. COHN ! CORNI COHN I 1000 "l: .mEI*S ,''"IMK MIM.IIH? COHN, LAND 2000 I.HH!H I." Vi Hew ami Mixed Com. AUW?, IM Kum : 100 sock? "(imilln- Milla ' FAMILY FLOUR, from new Wheat 100 sacks "Uraulto Milln" Extra Flour, from new Wheat ICO ascii Atlant? Milla Sujier mid Fino Hour, from new Wheat Sack* AagMta MOI- Fh.ur. from new Wheal Sucks J. J. Cahra's .Mills Plow, from new Wheal ?.nek* Newberry Steam Milln Flour, from nuw Wheat lf?O bbl*. Northern Flour 00 bul*. New live Fluiir. For ?do low by STENHOUSE ft CO.. July 21 2 Ntl. HU Ka 'Hay. 1 MU MI; WHITE COHN ! OATS I l l.Ot It I rf\f\f\ DUHuKl? 1'iiiMK winn: MILI.INO 0""v'U CORN, ex atcjiu?r Faleuii IOHO eu .li. lu 1'rlnie data IUD '.bid. Extra anil Lmv Fried Flour. . . .IIA V 1 250 hale? ntlME N. lt. HAY. For aale liv JSO. CAMPS KN ft CO., Nu. M Market ?licet. OIIOOHUO stale ?tr,. I. July 21_2_ HUTTKH AN 1) BACON. ? JUST lti:fi:tvi-;i> lM.lt STEAMER MAN? HATTAN. OK CASES, KACH CASK CON TAININO KIOUT 2?; tQiJ Mis. box UU'lTKK, frciili from tba Dalry. 1U hilda, primo Shoulder*. And lor uah) by WM. (lt I ll S KV. July 21 _a_No. 102 Kant Hay. ST1UP& SHOULDERS, SIDES. A.c. -I (\ BOXES CHOICE NEW YOUK H. 0. KT Rt PH IA) (?mall altai. 10 hillls, brinn- Sh.odder < ll? lilnln. Primo C. ll. Miles. 10 billin, lutin-- lt. sui. .i 10 ICM. New York H. C Hums. Landing ami Tor sale hy LAUHKY ft ALEXANDER. July 2i 2 No. KIT Kaat llay. ~GUNNY CLOTH. 1 ^ll NOLLS-AUOUr SIXTY VA HD.s EACH. 1 I U For salo at July 23 Imo ME ETI NO STIf'-TT IOE HOUSE. COHN. QQAA IlimilEI.S PRIME . F.STKRN MIXED ??UW COHN, rx-stcamihlp Manhattan. Fur salu by T. J. K KU H lt CO. July 25_tl JOHN MAC GREGOR \ CO., NOS. 178 AND 180 PEARL-8T., ?Veto York, IMPORTERS, MANUFACTT'lERS AND DEALERS IN INDIA. SCOTCH AND KENTUCKY UAOOINO, OITNNY 1IAOS AND UUHLAP Mill r AHLE FOR WHEAT AND COHN SACKING: also, a largo and completa stock of HALE HOPE, embracing Western machine nenin Hemp, Manilla, Flax and Jute. Haling Iwluca, otc, all of which Ihcy ofter at lair price*. July 23 'ino FOR SALE. PniME SMOKED BACON. HAMS, l'OHK TRIM MINOS, fcc, kc, at reduced prices, in quantities to suit purchasers. Apply to McKAY' ft CAMPDELL, July ll_ No. 1311 Meeting idroct. BACON, FLOUR AND P0KK. .IUST IIECEIVBD. linns. ninDED AND C. II. SIDES JJ\) r>0 bbl*. Pork lb aili 2S0 bids. Flour, Family, Extra. Snpor, nu J Buli nalatm For salo by WM. GURNEY, July 22_3_ No. 102 gart Hay. ?0LASSES ! .,1 OL ASSES ! QA linns. SWEET CUDA MOLASSES ej\J 30 bbl*. Sweet Cuba Molasses. For ule by UONAFONT k SALAS, July 22_3_No. 118 East & /. CEO. ff. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, CHAHLESTON, S. C., oi l l ic i nn HALE LOW, KOR CASH i Q/j/",/". SEAMLESS SACKS LTVFJIPOOL SALT OUUv SOO colls Hemp anil I lanilla, Ropo 200 bales nunn? sud Dun.ice Bagging 1000 kegs Nail*, assorted Bizca 300 bbla CotToo Sugar, A, U and C 200 bags Hlo Codee. 100 bbla Molas.cs anil Syrup 300 boxes Adamantino Candios 200 kegs Hazard'a P.m.1er GOO bags Shot 2000 lb*. Load Copperas, Blue Steno, Modder, Indigo, Spice?, kc. Joly 10 WinCim/... THOMAS R. AGNEW, IMPOUTEB AMD LILA I. til TN Fine Groceries, Ctaolco Tons, Etc.. Bto, NOS. 240 and242 QREENWICH-..T,, COR. OF MURRAY, NEW YORK. November TOBACCO, ETC "Li CRIOLA" SEGAR STORE, CORNER BROADWAY AND 17TII STREET, NEW YORK. THE UNDFJWONED WILL BE PLEASED TO BEE bia Southern friends. Tho choicest HAVANA SH OAR8, of all tho leading brands, with a goners! assort? ment of Smokers' Articles always on band. June * D. OITOLENQUI, Agent. PI?NEEKSOAP. GIVE IT A FAIS, TRIAL. flUiXS SOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO BE USED TO 1 prov? Its superior quality. Usa lt as you wonld any common Soap. Try it and you wlU ba convinced that His superior (a auy other article In markst For aalo by O roce rs genoiaily. Manufactured by TAYLOR lt YOUNO, No. 180 Front street, New York. For aale by O RUBER ft MARTIN, No. 230 King street lt. BISCHOFF Ai CO., No. 19 7 East Bay. n F.d. W. WILLIAMS ft CO., Comer Church and Hayno streets. DOWIE ft MOISE. Druggieta, No. 1S1 Moodon street. Opposite Charleston Hotel. January 23 wi m Cm o LEA & PERRINS' CELEBRATED W0RCEWRSII1RE SW. PRONOUNCED EXTRACT Bi M ot a letter from a CONNOISSEURS II TO na nra ns cr t*f?\>i Brother at SLflWOUCIiHTKlt, May, Liootl Sunco ??I: "Te" ft PEU uro arrucanui JOSST RINH that their SAUCE "'. ijo-" ls highly esteemed In In TO tSSpi dla,andls,lnnayoplnlon, .. --.tow?: tho most palatable, aa EVEUY VARIE!Y ?jp**?rj "ell aa Oro most wboU 8w??? somo RATICE tnat ll OF DISH. ^????niedo." The aucooaa of this most delicious and un ri rallo I con dimest having caused many unprinuulcd dorian to apply the name to Spurious Compound?, the PUBLIC la rttp+afully end tamtttly requested to sc? that tho namo of LIA ft PxHur-r* are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and BOTTLE. Manufactured by LEA *Ji PERRINS. Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, 3STBW -STORK, AOENTS FOB TUE UNITES STATES. October 19 ^ fm wi yr THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CQA1PANV, 0fi.ee No. 147 Meeting air?v f. CONNE CTIONS WITH ALL Railroads Throughout TBK UNITED STATES. Every atteution given to tke safe Transmission of Freight, Money, and Valuables.. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGHT TO ANY POINT IN THE OTTX FREE OF CHARGE. H. B. PLANT, Prealdettt, April 10_ Auguit*. Qa. THE ORANGEBURG NEWS. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT Oraugehnrg, & a Terms SQ per annum, In ad? vance. Dating tim spring and lan seasons extra copie* of tba OtuxazaUBO Haws will be drenhUed lor the benefit ol oar advartUing patrons. . Contract Advertisement. luaartod cm tho most liberal terrai. - Ad dre*? SAMUEL DIBBLE, ,il> ' Editor OrangoburH New?, pQbrasryls Crangebnrg, H ?