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the gail>| NJ?WS SUMMARY. Cotton, was quoted in New York ut tho closo ot 27a27J Tor Middling Uplands. I Clold olosod at 39J. Col'ou closed in Liverpool yesterday ol lOjtl. A census of tho ' Churokco Nation," on thu Ar? kansas and Texas border, reveals tho fact that from a population of 33,000 at tho last cousus, they havo fallon to only 13,15U. This in tho Indian in civilization. At tho beginning of tho war tho population ol TuXOB was betweun six nild seven hundred thou? sand. ALLAN'S Mvn.'hly estimates it (o bo ot least ouo million now. Population is flowiug into tho ii'atc from lim ope if? well as from tho Southern Staten east of tho Mississippi. Wo learn that tho statement of tho publio debt for tho prceout month, which will bo publiubod on tho 1st of August, will show a ducroaso of tho dibt of two . or three millions of dollars. During f to present mouth thoro lias been paid about twenty six millions of dollars for interest, nearly twenty million of which was in coin. At tho closo of tho commencement dinner ot Cambridgo, Mass., last Wednesday, I'rcsidont HILL uindo tho anuouncomout that tho gilt? and legacies bestowed upou Harvard Collcgo during tho past year, for objects moro or loss closely con? nected with that institution, amounted to nearly a half million of dollars. Tho Sultan is said to havo boon moro struck with tho excellent manner in which Ibo Paris population, oven tho poorest, aro shod, than willi anything else that has fallon uudor bis observa? tion. Tho majority of Ibo pcoplo in Constantino plo wear nothing bolter than old ?tippers; simm even not having anything on their feet. A company bas just been formed in France, with a capital of thrco million francs, to search fur three Spanish galloons which wero sunk by tho English Hoot ot tho coiiimoiicomont of tho last century. Tho galleons in question were returning from Mexico, and had ou board about tlvo hun? dred million piast res. They aro still nt tho ho????? of Ibo sea, and several attempts to ?T??e ?t tho treasure havo i??-* 'uwcrful inachinory is bein? ...uti UCtcd at lim ileum. A Franch in nd o<?. tiio Exposition exhibits lt,,. ...uiiufacturo of a finished felt hat, ready fur uso, in fifty minutes. Tho first operation consist? in blowing out, by moons of a fan, about four ounces of rabbit's fur upon a revolving cono or mould of copper, piorcod with holm, from which tho air is oxhnustod, causing tho fur to adhcro to tho oono. It is thou covered wi th n wot cloth und stooped in a tub of hot waler for a tow minutes, ador which it undergoes tho process of drying, healing, rolling, binding, and lining with silk, and comos out a perfect hat. A correspondent of tho London 7Tntci writes from Chamounix under dato of July 1 : " Aller last year's mishaps on Mont Diane your readers might liko to kuow that Ibo first ascent this year boa been successfully accomplished by two English? men. They slept as usual at tho Mulcts, aud thc guns havo at this moment fired to announce their safely on tho summit. Tho string of nix black figures against tho puro snow has boon nu object of intenso inturost all tho morning. Tho sky is cloudless, and nothing could bo moro propitious than tho weather tor tho ascent." Tho Now York TWliiuie savB General KILPATHICK prosonts tho romarkablu spectacle of a man hold? ing two oiheos and wasting his lifo in fruitlcs ef? forts to rcBigu uno of them. When ho wont to Chili, oightcon months ago, in (ho capacity of '?Minister to tho Itepubhc, ho vory properly resign? ed his commission in tho army, feeling that bo bad no right to draw pay for dulit? which ho could not perform. Ilia resignation was not ac opted. On tho contrary, .fresh commissions wcro thrust into his reluctant hands. Ile rofuscd thom, and again asked leavo to rcsigu; but bo is still kopt in tho service. Tho London Shipping List, on tho authority of o, letter ft om Itio Janeiro, slates that, lu conse? quence of the opening of tho Amazon to naviga? tion, tho St ito of Dolivia has concluded with BrazU a treaty relativo to tho navigation of tho Madeira, ono of tho tributaries of tho great river. lu vir tue of it Bolivia wi 1 bo ab'.o to send to and roSOlVO from Euro po dillon nt sorts of goods und or European flags. Tho Madoira, including tbo Ma more^or Bio ci rando, its principal branch, has a miles, for nearly ouo fh??a^d"oVrwh*cl?"?'f "is navigable! Bavaria was called upon recently to make np her mind in a puzzling situation. Sho was asked to enter tho reconstructed ZoUvoroiu. If abo ac? cepted she took tho first stop, with hor oyes open, on tho road to political annihilation. If abo re? fused sho cripplod hor commerce. Princo Ilorrot LoiiE, who is moro than suspected of Prussian prooUvi'lcs, urged tho financial view of tho case. Old ex-liing Luowio and thc Austrian party de? nounced lils policy as unpatriotic. Thereupon ho threatened to resign. Tbo King at onco ordered Baron T.o.rra incum; to algn tho treaty, and Uio Bavarian aristocracy now hato Princo HOHENLOHE moro titan over. Dut tho pcoplo will admiro tho wisdom which secures thom freedom of trodo. In tho financial year ending (ho 5th of April, 18GC, OOH,111.5 bouses and shops wero assosscd for house-duty in England and Wales, boing worth ?20 a year or upward. 2:13,314 wero assessed un? der ?30, 198,063 at $30 and undor ?60; 123,885 at ?50 and undor ?100; -10,412 at ?100 und under ?200; 11,051 at ?200 and under ?500; 1297 at ?500 and undor ?1000; 293 at Xl .00 and nndcr ?2000; 85 at ?2000 and undor ?5000; 3 at $3000 and under ?5050; "ono at ?0000; ono at ?0500; ono at ?8200; ono at $8350; ono at ?8500; ono at $9000, and ono at ?20,000. Ono in Lancashire was assessed at ?1000 a year, ono in East Sussox at $4100, ono in East Sorry at ?4550; but all tho ton assessed at ?5000 or above that valu? woro in Middlosox. In his description of tho public institutions of Paris, Dr. BELLOWS alludes lo tho "Saltpetiere," a sort of hospital, whore, for moro than two hundred yeera, succor and sbcltor, food and medicines, havo bcon freely furnished to agod women, beyond tho years of ability to support themselvo \ Thoro aro forty-live separate buildings devoted to this purpose in on nielo sn re within tho City boil.ulan os, one sido of which is a milo long. Its size may bo inferred from tho fact that sixty thousand visitors wore expected to participato in tho Foto Dieu (Corpus Christi) whioh tho inmates wcro prepar? ing to celebrate by the erection of floral tributes, hoauitai: i.VjiUs for six thousand women in this world. " *?? ho tho largest in tho Tbo number of colorod pooplo in fien ... which hiv. euloon yoars ago was 10,000, ls now only 10,000. Among them aro twenty clergymen, and an equal number of doctors and druggists, two no? tarios public, two rich merchants, ono lawyer, fif? ty school teachers, two professors, Iwonty-tlvo mu? sicians, twenty shoemakers, thirty tailors, fivo hundred coaolimon, ninety-live barkoopors, two thousand waiters, four hundred houso painters, live hundred washerwomen, ono linn il rod nurses and twenty fortuno- toilers. Two papers aro pub? lished by colored porsous. Ono claims to bo a professional poet, and thirteen possess a forlnno abovo ?40,000. Tho.o aro seven colored schools, and thirty-two mixod in arria ;es, namely, of a wliito person with a eoloted ono. Tho Emperor of China has Issued a docroo for tho establishment of a European collcgo at Pokin. The Minister OUOJF-N, il scorns, opposed tho found? ing of thia collcgo, and tho decree argues willi bim * and disposes of his hostility. Tho memorial of OtHkttH Bays thal "in a country so vast os Chitin every talent can ho found. If astronomy and tho othor sciences aro nocossory, Chinese loiters will bo found by moana of which (hoy can bo taught," Thereupon tho decrco rojoitis: "Lot OUOJEN, then, sook for tho lotlors of wnich ho Bpoaks. Wo horo by entrust hun personally with tho duty, and givo him authority to opon a school, ovor whioh ho will presido and teach tho tbln-s taught in tho Euro? pean school. Tho examinations will show at a later timo tho relativo morita ol tho acholara of tho two schools." Thoro was a row a few days since at Mound City, Ul., between BOH?O United Stales Marinos and negroes, whioh resulted in tho killing of ono and serious wounding of another of tho marinos. Tho Cairo Democrat of tho 10th gives tho sequel to tho affair as follows : "Ou Wednesday a num? ber of tho negroes woro tried by tho Mound City authoritlos, whon tho negro charged with tho murder of RUSSELL was acquitted. Ovor bis ac? quittal, wo aro informed, tho sailors anti marines bocajxio terribly Incensed, behoving as thoy did that he was guilty dospito bis acquittal by tho authorities. An tims passod, their indignation gained i n ten e ely, until Un ally i 11 ed to a determina, lion among Ilium to avenge tho death of thoir comrade (a man who enjoyed tho ostocm and friendship of all), by dealing with tho negro ac? cording to thoir own notions of justice. Tho re? sult of this determination may bo told in a sen? tence. Thor sought out tho negro, placod a ropo about his nock, and disposed of him summarily. This thoy did, wo loam, in sp I to of tho determin? ed intervention of their officers, who it appears rocoived intimation of thoir intentions bo?or? thoy consummated thom." CURRKNT TOPICS. Mn. SWINTON, in li in Iv! lor to tho Now York | 7 - mci, written li um Altin.la, gives a graphic pic turo or iv Hcono round tho "registration board "Meantimo,-liowcvor, tho work of registration is gome; on tliroii'.'liout tin- wholo State, mid (o-dny I had on opportunity or seeing thc |irocu.sa in prac- I cal operation al tho Atlanta Coint House, Tho board to c imposed of two white men and 0:10 black. Billi during my slay I l aw several scores o? bulli races mado into voter.*. After several wl?tto mon bad booti SUOMI iudividuall,', .a botch oj soven docks was called up, and Pompey, Ciesar, and Cransus, wero mudo citizens in thu lump, ll was curious spoctacto, and ono calculated to stir many reflections. Standing in a row, I'icy liston cd very atlonlivoly lo Ibo reading of the oath, sumo boudins forward mid otherj willi hand to tho ear, tho bolter to catch euell word. Tho reader throw in for their benefit a vuu ultlg exgesis of tho IMtlh, causing them to guffaw by a droll look ivhcn bo recited that pari o? il which makes them swoar Ibat limy lind novor bold "cxeculivo or judicial ofllco in any Btato," ?raslie, when ho cainu to read tho prohibi? tion against rcg'atoriiig by ?hose who lind boen di'ifianchiscd for folony, and explained "felony" by tho gloss, " such ns cow-sloaling," tboy wcro so struck by ibu drollery of tho interpretation that their bodies bout and swayed in un?un(rolablo merriment. Throughout all thc recital their countenaucos showed a desper?lo mental effort lo keep their "holt" of tho meaning, and during tho reading of tho main body or tho oath tho crtbrt was measurably successful; but when tho registering officer carno to where tho formula speaks of "an act Bupplomcutary to un aol," Ibo poor follows, br?ame perfectly flabbergasted; liko TWEMLOW, t hoy found thoir intellects giving way under tho leny .-ru strain, and tboy lapsed into mero outer darknoss and coilapso. When I nf orvtordB talked 'with them on tho court house stops, I could not And ono who had tho faintest idea of tho meaning or purpose of tho thing, and tho brightest of thom all only know that it ivas something-hu kim.v nul what-that was " do boa for do couulry." Tim mi ? t>WS??J ANECDOTE OF OOO TOO?-''" ??'-"??.?? ! which wo extract from * ,l-'ccut,.v P?M?"?-?| I bv llicn'"_"' "* <JO,: ''l'''oaa,,r,irie'' about Courts ' ?ntl Lawyers of tho Slato of Now York," will servo os illustration of perhaps tho very tte pius illira ol I self-possession, not to call il impudenco. Yearn ago toasts VON given after dinner aud during tho , dessert. Al tho table of tho eld T President ADAMS, OouvEiiNtun Mourns, then a senator tn Congruas from tho State of Now York, wan ono of Ibo invit? ed, lt was at tho timo of tho fond existing bo t we.ii tho President and limn ral HAMILTON, aria ing from tho animadversions of tho lutter upon tho sudden compromiso of our diflbrcnccs with the Fi onch ilcpublic. Mr Mourns wau callod on by Mrs. Au ma for a loaBt. "Madam," said bo, "I will givo you tbo hoalth of my friond HAMILTON.** Tho lady indignantly replied: "Sir, that is a to.mt J novor drunk at this tabla." "Supposo, then, j mad anio, " was tho cool rejoinder, "wo drink it now fur tim lirst timu ?" "Mr. Monars," exclaimed thu exeit"d bo9tcH9, "if you persist, I shall iuvilo tho j ladies IT withdraw F "Po.-liaps," rotjrled tho imperturbable senator, "it is timu for them lo re? tire." Tho signal was givon, and, as tho ladies rogo in obedience lo it, tho Senator sprang from bis soat and stumped un hm woodon log lo tho dmr. throw it wido open, and, with bis constitutional bold? ness, fairly bowed Mrs. ADAMS and her lady guests out of tho room. Who was wrong in this I caso V Tin: Cm.UMlius (Ohio) Journal of tho Pith ?nut., says: "Wo doubt it nny of our roaders havo con? sidered Ibo grout increase iu tho number of Ocr man emigrants to this couulry nineo tho accession by Prussia of KO largo a portion of Austria'? terri? tory as was acquired by that kingdom during tho lalo war. C. H. CAMPEN, emigrant agent in this edy, informs us that this iucreaso is caused by tho fact that tboso Oermaus boru under Ibo ruto of Austria rofeso to nerve in tho Prussian fiiudirc/ir, I or militia, fi om which that army ia recruited. They prorer rather to emigrate. Thia idea is borne ont by tho fact (hal nearly all tho emi? grants for tho pant nix mouthe havo bcon young mon, very fow wouiun coming witb them. Prom a communication frum Mr. CAMPEN, we loam that for ibo six months onding July 1, 21,478 emigrants havo roached thin city, socking humes in tho fertile Went , against 13,900 for tho samo timo iu.WWi, showing an increase of 85l!9. Tho arrivals January, 1447; Fobruary,~l29?;~ March," 19^ 3C9?1; May, 3G24; July, 9147. Tho majority of these emigrants aro from Prussia mid Hanmer, AU of thom, even tho Prussians, do not liko thoir gov? ernment. "I do not remember," says Mr. CAMPEN, "that in any former year so many peoplo havo ar? rived from Ocrmauy who wcro poseossod ot means aud designed making permanent sottlcmout." WE HUT IUD rm: advantngo, says tho Ni v, York Keening Post, ot conversing with a planter from tho Lower Mississippi, a gentleman of iutoliigonco , and business babita, who ofter trying fairly last year tho wages syBtem upon a cotton plantation uf several thousand acres, has como to Ibo conclusion that a system of shares, or co-operation i: c tween tho workmen and tho capitalists, promises, if fairly administered, tho boat and most certain re? sults to both. This system ho hos adopted tho present year, and with na I ia fae Lory success so far. Ho gives each workman a house to livo in, a pardon and emoU Hold fjr bis own tillage; he bania tho ll row nod and furnishes tho food; thia mu ob repre? sents tho monthly wagos; thoa bo givos them ono I fourth of tho crop besides. Tho workmen and women oro divided into gongs of twouty, o.tch with a negro foreman, who is ono of tho twouty. This i foreman reports to tho goneral ovorscor tho caso? of absonco or idleness, and au account being kopi of these faults, tho idlers or absentees loso ot tho end of tho season a certain portion of their shore oftbo cotton; but thin shoro is divided among tho remainder of tho gang, so that there is no tempta? tion for tho capitalist to mako wrong doduetlous. I This plan, our informant reports, works weU in j ovcry woy. A LETTER PROM 8 ii A NU H M expresses mneh aalis foclion on occonnt of tho indications of American onterpriso in Chino. Thc writer says : "Ameri? cans havo, through tboir individual enterprise, and no thanks to thoir government, considerable at stako boro. Tho navigation of tho Yanglzo Uiver is controlled by tho firm of RUSSELL ti Co., an American house, tboy having driven off oil opposi? tion. '1 'hoy havo a lino of steamers, Bomoot which oro larger than tho ChrytopoAU or Yosemite. Thoy havo erected workshops and aro onablcd to build wore ciRuW.Jcldnory. lu fact, two of tboir boats chargo of tho Imperial^flJlAk "An American has about eix brass cannon ovory inoiUli, '?iil?.?11*' largo quantity of muskolu, and whon it is under? stood that with two or throe exceptions, ho has hod to mako oil hts own machinory and to toach bis workmen tho very first rudiments of mcchtm inin, ho deserves consult rabin credit. Anolbor in? stitution, purely American, la tho firo department. It consists of tbroo engines and a hook nud ladder company.' IN TTTE NEW YORK Tim?, of Tuosdoy, wo find tho following : "Your ohio correspondent, 'Libra,' has givon you a faithful piotaro of negro registra? tion. I havo ?eon many auob s 'ones., and I can assura you with perfect sincerity, and freo from all projudico, that not ono in a hundred of tho nogrooa whom I havo Boon registered had tho most distant conception of tho object ot registration, of tho monning of tho oath they took, or of tho purpose of tho BufTrago. Many of thom boliovo that it 1B o compulsory conrns of tho colored peoplo, that tho Oovornmont may loam tho number who aro to got "freo forms," and that voting for tho Radicals is tho prioo wbiob tboy roust pay to acquire these lan dod estate J.? It is thia utter ignorance which makos tho prospcot of nogro Judges, sheriffs, or? dinaries, justices of lbj poaco, notaries, legisla? tors, Ac, appalling to thoso who understand tho duties of thoso offices, and who soo tho ruin which thia Ignoranco in powor must of necessity bring upon Ibo wbolo peoplo. Drano THE KIO UT, aayn o writer on hygioulos, there is considerable exhalation from our bodies, and ot tho samo timo wo absorb o largo quantity or tho vapors of tho surrounding air. Two healthy young children stooping together will givo and ro colvo healthy exhalations; but on old, woak porson noor a child will, in oxchongo for health, only re? turn weakness. A sick mother near hor daughter commuidoolos eiokly emanations to hor; if tho mothor hos o cough or long duration, tho daughter will ot Bomo timo ohio cough and STuTor by it; it tho mother ha? pulmonary consumption, lt will bo ultimately com m union led to her child. It is known that tho bod of a consumptive la a powerful and ?uro sorrrco of contagion, M woll for mon os for women, and tbo moro so for yoting poi eons. Parente and fri o nds ought to oppoao os much aa bi in thoir powor tho Blooping together of old and young persona, of tho sick and tho health y. Tho Jew? of London fa?v? givon tho' retiring Lord Hoyor two onndelabri of solid silver. I.AROK?T CIRCULATION.-The DAILY Nxtra publishes thc Official Lt*t of Lit? ten remaining in the Postoffice at thc end nf cc.<fi meek, affr?eab^ to the fofhwv '/ **xth?Aof thc New Postoffice.Law, at thr newspaper haring tho largest circulation in tit CUM of Charleston : MTTIOM'A, '?S? lie rt iMrtJicrenactcii, Th?! ii?t??rici 9gfi remaining uncalled tor in any l'oilofllce In any CUT, town or village, ?hm a new*i>aprr ?Hall bc BAm ?lull brrr?fl?r bo published nico only In Un iiow,.pa|K.-i HMCII, In Ina IHtbUabeil woolly or ollciicr, Hball have tho lar'ist .cltvulatiou within range ol delivery of Ibo icitil OTT titi eomm'tntrattuns intended for vnMication tn this tournai must be ndttressrd to the Editor ot the ?Milu Meir*. .Vu. 18 lfitune-siicet, Ctinrintton, S. C. Ihtflmss Communications ip J'ttblisher of Jhtlhj Stirs, Uer.m nut undertake lo re'.- rn rciectcd communica . tiona. .IrtrcrtiVrmenf*- outsii'e of Wir etty must be accompa uli il leit'i the casli. OH?TBI?E S T ok. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1867. Jon WORK.-Wo have now completed our office BO na to execute, lu thc shortest possible lime, ALL KINDS OK JOB WORK, nod wc most respectfully ask thc pntronnge of our friends. WHAT TO I>1>. Tho lime for rcgislrnlion is approaching, anti while ninny, imlccil most ol' fboso permitted lo register, hove long since mada np their minds what couria la pursue, we know Ibero nrc sonic who uro still undecided. These sec objections on cither 1 nm! what with Ibo feeble sense of obligation JJ Ibo pnrl of some, rel-1" - '".c" i'-i ? .a.i -t.t_, ..mi Hie intuitive shrinking duty ni tin? ?-' ? .i unil uvcrsion oven, on Iba rnrl ?r others, lo tnii>0l:"5 "IC clcmculs, with which I lie boiling of this polilicnl cauldron condemns (linn to como iii conlnct. They wish to do right, to do their duty, lo themselves, lo their children, to their neighbors und community, to their country. Hut precisely herc is the difli cully which the question presents lo the honest inquirer. When his sitfTrngo is claimed on both sides, how is lie to determine on which side lies duty? There arc ninny, wo know, who need instruction and guidance on this subject, and wc would bo plcnscd lo sec our public men come fprward more generally. Thc press everywhere lins spoken, and, with few exceptions, spoken in no uncertain tones. We lune dwell on thc subject lill wo ennnot help believing thal our realtors must bc heartily (ired of it. Kui br (hut us il may, wo have no intention of relining our efforts: wo expect lo continue in this rein until our States shall once more enjoy nil their rights in thc Union, in nil Illings on an cqu.il footing willi I lie Stales now denominated "loyal." Hut while wc arc lime endeavoring to tlo what wc can (ownrd restoring lo tho Slntc peuce, order, harmony and prosperity, ns far as lies in our humble power, or within thc sphere of our influence, we should like to sec our efforts assisted nnd furthered l?y thc promi nccL men everywhere throughout thc Slate Ia the present emergency no man lins a right to consult h?9 own inclination merely. He ones n duty to thc public, to his country, to pos? terity, which, ns n mnn of honor, ns a patriot, asa Christ inn. he ennnot neglect. And yet hut few of our public men lmvo spoken. Why, wc cannot say. It moy bo this silence proceeds fr rn Hint want of Bclf-confidcnce which some? time.-!, hut rarely, results from failure and dis? appointment, or il may bc due to timidity, lo lisgust for the situation, or lo thc conviction hat privney and reserTO nro most becoming under thc circumstance?. Al all periods of history peoplo have looked lo those citizens whom (hey have been accustomed to trust and lo honor for nilvicc and guidance under J i lit - 'cullie-; ,.Wo fire V?l to Iciirtl ililli III i - fll Vi 11 Ile cancels Mic obligations nun uui.ua HM icu pm.ne. men arc so ready to assume and dischnrgc in peaceful mid prosperous times when honors mid rewards aro at thc disposal of tho peo? ple. "A great naturalist has observed," says thc Ric hu.?1 HViiy in a recent article on tho Duties ot' our Lending. Men, "thal in thc struggle for life, a grain may turn thc balance in favor of a given structure, which will then bc preserved." This remark is true of every struggle, the success of which de? pends upon human influence and ngency. In lliis struggle for the reconstruction of our Slate, which we think cnn he consummated in n manner satisfactory lo ovcry ?tilcrest involv? ed-to Congress, thc Republican party, and thc pooplo of thc Stole, there is a diversity of. opinion. Koine have doubts ns to thc truo policy, some have conscientious scruples, some nro tormented with points of honor, and some think that regard for poetry and romance re? quires that they should invito further MI Ile ring nnd ?aerifico. Thc public mind is distracted. Thc people want advice-the advice of those ?hose counsels they havo been accustomed to respect. Their advisers arc silent, anti wc arc all left lo grope our way through the surround? ing' darkness as best wo cnn. Wc are not dis? posed to complain unnecessarily, but wc feel called upon ?io ask is this obstinate silence worthy of those who maintain it. Aro the people to bo deserted in their hour of cxlrcmest need by l linne whom they formerly delighted to honor? When thc war was talked of, tho people did not havo lo beg for advice, lt wns not only freely tendered, but pressed upon (lie-in. They followed this ndvico, and hy so doing got into thc present difficulties. l9 it not the duly of Ihoso who wcro instrumental in lending them into these difficulties now to como forward and endeavor at leas! to lead them out into a placo of repose and safely? Thc influenco of a half-dozen eminent mon of our State cast in favor of tho policy we advo? cate would remove all thc impediments to its [...lura lim'iL!* t,,e ,,E,u',n" >? needed That is a selfish, nrroguu., with which such persons seek lo lolaee ia??" selves-Hint their importance and self-respect require that they should hold aloof nnd leavo tbc peoplo to bear the peltings of a pitiless storm. It is as much their duty as il is (lint of thc humblest citiaens of tho Commonwealth to aid in thc reconstruction of Ibo State. Moro, indeed-just so much more as they havo in former times been honored and rewarded by tho now deserted pooplc. In our opinion, no son of tbo State, whether eminent in war or ia pence, should seek in re? tirement nnd solUudo an escapo from the duties, thc high and pressing duties of thia hour. South Carolina' is entitled lo their counsel and influence. i j i". \ ii, i li l-'ii i, WOI1K. Mr. GEO. VlTauvflH, of Virginia, a regutar contributor to DeBow's Review, a fine writer and vigorous thinker on social, political and economical lopics, has on excellent and highly practical arliclo ic the Juno number of Ibo Review on "Still Lifo in the Country." Although wo admire Mr. PlTZUumiasa writtr, ive do not think him a safe guido at all times : from some of his views wo dissoffl entirely. Hut boro wo can endorso him unreservedly, ilo raises his protest against tho tendency' of tho day, exhibiting itself in tho constant in? crease of tho non-producing classes, those who minister to tho artificial wants and luxurious tastos of society. The increase of this Biipply ia oui of all proportion to Ibe demand. "In towns," Ito says, "wo now seo thousands of idle pooplo, who are waiting to gel situations In unproduetivo employments, becauso they deem it disreputable to go to work at lia. rd labor with their hands. No such false notions or human respectability prevail in tho country. The war bas dissipated thom. There wo find almost every body at work, in aomo woy, in agriculture, or at trades directly promotive of agriculture Tho few professional men in tho country .generally unite agricultural pnrsultB ?rilli their pr?fcasionxl practice. Hui lilis crowding of our popuUtien Intu?uw ii", although it begets temporary ineovcnitiicc and sniveling, will l>c promotive of nltiimte good. .Many merchants nuil prol'essimctl lern, lin.I nie; thai numbera cxeca?ir?, will brilka themselves i mechanic trades, to maniit.i hu cs ami oilier | cullinga, nuil Ililli multiply m I diversify indus? trial pm soily, which is win lin- South most need*. I "Two brothers, well mincit cl timi tenderly rciiretl young gentlemen, li u ucigliborhig eounty. raised willi I hoir um bunds, lust ycur, euch n liumlroil barrels of lilian corn, besides muk inc; wheal crops, ninlllg hogs, cal tlc, sheep, elf. Their occupa'ha wita moro honor? able uml inilepemlenl. us mil us mure profita? ble, thitit Ililli ol' mcrchauti clerks iii town. The young men in the eouury tire all hnrtl al work on flinns, nuil althone! f.vc-thirils ol' thc negro farm hands hare left ior parts unknown, there is in thc section in wit ch wo ure reshling an unusual breadth ol' Itud?n cultivation, nntl tho crops nrc ?irell cult haled ntul look very promising. We never hear ol" a crine or misdemeanor committed hy the whiles, m l idleness uml dis? sipation nrc extremely raro Our young peo? ple htivc become serious iud thoughtful, mid unusual numbers of thei arc joining the churches. Agricultura is i quiet, calm, silent pursuit: mid lishing with ais for simd, her? ring mid sturgeon, ii lilli arare <!?? ict pur lilli, indeed, it st'cmiiic-ly induirai pursuit, to thoso who do not know il.at fialertaCM ara al work nil nighl, and exposed to nil severities nf weal har. Where wo rcsiie, on thc margin of a nnlile ami lifiinliful river, arith an extensive r..-tii..- nm lom tin either sile, in a high stale of cultivation, uml tho rivcistudtlcd wbb fishing bonis, interspersed with ?esscls nt ancliur or under sall, with "n aaciaional steamer, one my, with a good librar/, n ;.1 a??,*r uml vogolahlu garden, nu angling rod, and with well read, polite village neighbors around him, cn j nj inperfection 'still life M the country-' Thu still life is rendered loo-fold more agreeable by cuni rast with tho stormy, excited, anxious nrroiling eily life, which we, until now, liuvi had to endure since (he brenking out of lin war. So i|uict is everything around us thal nt firs! view, the village ami surrounding conn try look like the very cssllc of indolence. Ye close observation will convince ua thal cvrci body is nt work-engaged in profitable Btu productive pursuits." WANTS. WANTED-* AL E S JI14 X.R VBR V W11 BK I -Ludlea u l Gentlemen-tun) to salli pur month tn nell thu OKNUINE COMMON-SENSE FAMILY SEW INO MACHINE. Price on!.' *IS. Thin Mnchlu . wll .Idell, hem, tell, tuck. bind, illili, braid, aud cmliroldei Tlic cloth oiuuot lie pillie I a].art, even aller cullin acn>?n thc .earn every quarter of un luch. liver Machine warranted three yeirs. ? end fir circular? au. lenna le agents, or call ot ilcDOWELl/S 11LOCK. col ncr Fourth and tireen aired'. Louisville, Ky. 1IL1SS k McEATIIRON. < o ni c d Aftenln. M. IL-Positively noue geirduo unless com lu e. througj our oftlce. -lune t tulle ?ainu WASTED-THE USE OP A POXY FOI his feed during Hie Siunrucr m-inths. Will bo wei I caret! for by responsible piny. Addi es? LOCK DBA ri Kit, ASH Charleston Postolllce. 3 July tia FOR SALE. Fuit - A 1,11_A Ntl. 1 PLAKIKO MII,I, WIL1 bc sold very low If nppllrd for soon. Apply al Nc lol UKAUrAI.S STREET. 2?_July 27 ENGINES AND UIXH FOIl S.VbK.-TWt STEAM ENGINES, with Shafting. McCAIITH' (.OTTON GINS, Ac, completo. Terms mada easy. Ar ply lo WILLIS A CII1SOLM. July 13_>4 Irait'MA bK. I? PI EST Cas ASS RILLI Alli 1 TAHI.ES, KAVANAGH A DECK RHU iirakc, at til Aiiper bulldili|{ Willard Hall, comer of K?ii|*Bu<l Marke streets._ 0_July '<3 UK HALE, A CAltHYALL. WITH TWI Seals, pola and shaft. Also, a set of double am I singlo ii A UN Ess. nil in good unlcr. Caa bo seen oin i bargained for cash or a lune note at thirty day*, ul No 31 Lvueh slnsst. May 17 TO RENT. rru) RESIT, A COMMODIOUS HOUHP.. X UATEH ou Ibo north ?kill of Warre" ? VMS, next I. lll'A.i?sldonce or I., c. ?'Mn^i&Jfe?.'?.?;.A-f^fH0.1.?*! willi double Piazza In iront, (Astern, and requisite ont bulldtnKS. Possession given on Ulli August next. Term moderate. Auply lo UHEWsrElt ft SP1IATT. Jat/M_tutus_No. 0.1 II road street. mo IlENT. A IIRICK. HOUSE ON MOUNT X PLEASANT, wlUi seven rooms, pantry's, dressliij rooms, and largo outbuildings; also, u flue estero. Ap ply lo WM. ltlVEIIS. Mouut Pleasant, or Marsh ill' I wharf. Charle.iou._stutli_July 0 TO HE NT, RESIDENCE NO. 67 TltAUl STREET, opposite Orango street, containing i Rooms. Residence No. 30 Hullrdgo Avenue, opposib Ileo street, containing l) Rooms and every convenience w 11,nu lt tc SON, July 23 tnths3 Comer State and Chalmers streets. TO KENT, TWO FllO.Vr ROOMS, TO. gclhcr with kitchen accommodations. To desi rabi person.* tho ronl will bo moderato. For further partum lars apply at this OIUcc. July 18 rpo RENT-THE TWO AND A II AL, F RTORi _L UIHOK RESIDENCE, cornor Socioly and Mocllii| slreels, having elstern aud stables on tho premises, ant good accaiuniodaUous for servants. Rent low, Appl] to 8. HART, Sr., No. 331 Klug street. July ll BOARDING. BOARDING.-THREE |?|,t LISANT lil lt Uli? ve] lb .rsl HOARD can bo had on humed I it? nppll j cation to No. 69 CHURCH STREET, weat side, nea I Tradd street. Terms rvaueuable. Jone 12 1.TXCEI.1.ENT HOARD, AT VERY IA)Vt li rates. In the most central business part of tho elly wilhout loilging, In a private house, eau now bo had For particulars address "X. L," Post?nico. May 15 COPARTNERSHIPS, NOTICE. rpHE FIRM OF J. D. HAHENIOUT A RHOS. WA? X dissotvo-l on tho 16th May la I. hy Ibo death or Mr J.D. HADEN ICU r. H. L. UAUENICUT, '* July M, IB57. O. UADfcNIOHT. THE si itsi uiniiti "\T7TLL CONTINUE THE RUSINE8S OF Ti'E LATI VT arm, at the old stand. No. t TRADD STREET. IL I.. HA li UNI tl HT. OO-IVIILH duo tho Ula firm must bo IMMEDIATELY I settled up._Ui8tu3_July 23 DISSOLUTION, THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE tXISTINC meh r tba sumo of IL ARNOLD tc CO., was dlso.vci by its own limitation, au mo 1st of April last. Thc bus! ness will bo cu..timmi by the Bitbacribsr st Ibo Ok stand, NO. 219 Meeting street, where, Mr. A. E. O A Da : DEN can be found ready to abroi! lo tho customers o thoesUblismunL R. AUNOLO. July 1st, 1807. No. 219 Meeting street. July 1 Imo EDUCATIONAL. INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH. MRS. NICHOLS, A NATIVK OF CHARLESTON oui durlug the ]>ast aileen i cars a resident ii europe, la desirous of genug Instruction tn tho Freud Language, citaer at lier own i e tl Jenen oi al u,o house or her pupils. Ioqobi) at Mri. FINNEY'd, No. 190 Klug street. DENTISTRY. THEO. F. CIIUPEIN, DENTIST, OFFICE, - - - ito. 475 KING STREET * MHAIU.Y OPPOSITE )LASEL. THF. MOST HEAUTirUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH IN HEUTE? at moderato prices. 03~ TEETH EXTRACTED without pain by mean, a CHLUIIOPORII NITROUS OXYD, Or by DB. RICHARDSON'S apparatus for producing LOCAL ANAESTHESIA. Mareh6 tullis Creo THE LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, ." rAVTHO ON HAN Ii A LARGE B?PPLT OF nEADY ll MADE CLOTHING, sultablo for Gentlemon, La dlr* and Children, md teing desirous of diminishing oui Si rsv before the season ld ranees too far, wo would espe? cially draw tho sttention of tho publlo towards tho reduo Hon ?. hich will bo made In our pnces for tho next twe or th ree weeks from dato. Apply at tho DEPOSITORY. January ?9 _Ka 17 Chalmers street. NOTICE. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE,) CnsaLcsToa, H. C. May 4,1367. I fTVUE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS ANL JL loetosaras, vanita, ste, will cornmenco on Mondai, next. Ct InsL Owners and occupants aro hereby required lo soo that their premises sro In good condition and thal ?vii oith and garbage ls rumored as required by Ord I nanoo. Other lnspoclions will follow. Ry ordor of Mayor Oaiujum. 0. H. KIO WALD, _ Olilrf sf Police. E. M. WHITING, CORONER AND MAGISTRATE, HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM OHALMKBIi ?tfrrt to Ho. ff CHURCH STREET, near 81. Michael ? Alley. August 1) MEETINGS. YOt'NiJ MB\*#CliniSTI?K ASSOCIATION. VMKKTISO OF THIS ASSOCIATION WIM. HE liria at tho Boonu., (Kin* iitrool). Thii (Si/urduy) I'.rrniny, at BJ j o'clock. A latia) allciiilaiu c reiiucntcil. W. W. PEMBERTON. July 2T 1 Recording Secretory. I ATI ENTTO.V I Al.MUT II A SE HALL CLUII. VSPECIAL MEKIIVi Ol' Till'. ALEUT 1IASK ?ALL CI.UII. ?Ill ho hel l ul Hie Victoria Hotel, Thit (.^titula I KrrniHff, July Silk, at K o'clock. A full intendance ol tin- Mrtnbt ni ix desiree), aa bush ucfci of liiiiHirtanec ?111 l"- pu M illed to thc Meei loll. CHAS. N. WINNER, July 27 1 Secretary. i DRY GOODS, ETO. j. ?TP. GOATS' THREAD. BRIGHT COLORS lu limey Mozes, willi tliclr well-known Traill' min li. FIFTY SHADES OF COLOR In each Hoi of jive Dozens. For Hale by tko PACK AUB, of 100 Dorena, ky JOHN & HUGH imilMIJiW Sole A?. cn<s in New York. JlllV 15 mwsLl NSURANCE. WOULD MUTUAL i n i. INSURANCE m\nm N K TV Y O It It DOAIli) i A. A. LOW. SA Mil KI, WILI.ETS. OLIVER ll. CORDON. S. II. OIIIITKNDEN. iT.rr.it c. COIINELL. Uou. WM. KEI.LV. WM. S. TINDALE. OIL L. nr.i CKMAN. JOS. A. SPRACHE. lil l i's lt. CHAVES. ALEX. V. BLAKE. JAMES S. NUYKS. WM. C. FOWLER. SAMT. 1?. CALDWELL. N. S. HUNTLEY. Wal. P. PRENTICE. J. H. FltOTIUNOHAM. Lou. S. TARER. I. fiTVHU,_"". " OE?. L. WILI.??&. M. II. K. PIERUKPJNT. CEO. 1-'. lill MAI. JOHN HOLSF.V. K. TOWNSEND. TUOS. T. BUCKLEY. HENRY A. SWIFT. JAS. H. PRENTICE. II. MEH-iENOErt. O KC. L. NICHOLS. J. W. FltOTIUNOHAM. WM. C. SbELDOX. OLIVER S. CARTER. LEWIS ll. LODER. .1. T. H. MAXWELL. liy.lt V P. PRENTICE. ?ENJ. HICKS. orFicEna : OUOHOK L. WILLARD, Provident. O. H. CORDON, Vico President. C. . PLY LU, Secretary and Actuary. THE PLANS FOR ROSINESS FOR THIS 1NSTITU TION are 1 cry llhcrat anil nttrneUvo lo Hinno who wini to Insure their live? in a PIUS f CL ?SS COMPANY, lt busings IN very largo nnd rapidly iticrcaaliui, AU lb varions kinda of policio, aro liiKurcil on aa favorabl lonna a? are offoreil in any otbor good Company Ul th emin rr. DIVIDENDS liicrcaso with tho ago ut tl. Policy, s on-parllclpalhig mica aro lower than Ihoau o any Cumpiuy in thu worhL I.OHRC.I paid in thirty day ador ?Ino uo?cu and proof of death. Ll ncr al arrange n lenin made in regard to travel. One-third of thu amoun nt premium will bo loan d tbo policy-holder if desired. J. ALFRED CAY. Ucncral Agent. Oftlcu in roar ol Elmore lnsuinueo. July 13 sluUi3uiu Lew Raugo, broad uti cet. FINANCIAL. BONDS, STACKS AND COU L'ON S BONDS OF ALL KIND3 Sleek? of all kinda Coal oms ol all kinds Rank Dills ot all Linds. Bought at highest rales by ANDREW M. MORELAND. July 12 Imo_Broker. No. H broad utrccL NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Brunch nt Charleston, S. C., NO. 0 s r \ IT; ST u I KT DEI'OeiTS CAN ALWAYS BE DRAWN WITHOU1 NOTICE. In poolta of Sj., ele aro re paid In Specie. All oilier Deposits aro repaid in "Qrocnbacka" or Na lloiial Rank Dills. nsmnaMa nf ?nv .nimmt received from any person. July ll j" " " IB NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S Nil IM!? AND TRUST COMPANY. CHARTERED BY AOT OF CONGRESS. OFFICERS. lt T. HEWITT, President. J. W. ALVORD. ir>t vice-President. LEWIS CLEFHANI, Second Vlce-Prosldcnl. DANIEL L. EATON, Actuary. SAM L. HARRIS, (lem ral Inspector. Banking House, Pennsylvania Avenue, comer of 1911 struct, Washington, D. C. BRANCH AT CHARLESTON, S. C. NO. O STATS S TICKET. Open every day, Sundays and Holidays excepted from 10 A. M., to 2 P. M., and from 3 to 4 P. M. DEPOSITS OF ANY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROa ANY PERSON, lulen-it pa)abie in January and July, in each year. All deposits will bo repaid with Interest duo when re quired. . AU tho profits belong to tho depositors. Bronchos have boen established In tho principal ellie, Irom Ntw York to New Orleans, and accounts can bi transferred from ono Branch to another, wi Um ot chargi or In term jitlng the Interest. In o ?linenls ure only modo In securlhes of tho Unites SUtCS. RICHARD H. CAIN, Chairman Advisory Committee. FRANCIS L. CAKDOZO, Secretary. NATHAN RITTER, Juno 2? Imo Cashier, ATFLICTED ! SUFFER NO MORE! When by tho nso or DR. JOIN viu.L'S ELIXIR yoi ran bc cured ponuauouUy, and at a trilling cost. Thc astonishing BUCCCSH which hos attend ed ibis in valuable medicino for Physical and Nervous W-r"---""" U encrai Debility .ml rr-trS?^^^?^ f^^i^^W'U&o most valualiu^prep??iiaol lt nhl muevo all norvous affections, depression, ox cilement, bi capacity to study or business, loss of memo ry, contusion, i bought? of nolf destruction, fear, of in ea inly, Ac II will restore tho appoUto, renow tho h eal tl of Hi oso who have destroyed lt by sensual excess or erl proel Ices. Young Men, be humbugged no moro by "Quack Doo tom" ami Ignoraut p.actltlonors, bul send without dela] for tba Elixir, and bo at once restored lo health and hap pincas. A |Kirfoct euro L Ouarauteod In every Instance. Pri?e fl, or four bottles to ono addro>o ?3, Ono bolus ls sufllclent to effect a cure In all ordin?r] cases. ALSO, DR. JOINVTLLE'fl SPECIFIC FILLS, for Uli speedy and permanent euro of Gonorrhoea, (licet. Un Uiral Discharges, Gravel, Stricture, and all afloctlona cl tho Klduoys and bladder, euroa effected In from no tc aso days. They are prepared from vegelablo cxtrach that aru harmless on tho system, and never nausea to Un stomach or Impr?gnale the breath. No chango of diet hi necessary while using them, nor doca their action lr soy manner iulenero with business pursuits. Price fl fer box. Either of tho above-mentioned articles wlU bo rent tx say address, closely scales!, and post-paid, by niall ol express on receipt of price Address ell orders to HERO ER. SHOTTS A CO., Chorolil?, March 80 ly No. 2SS River itreet. Troy, N. 7. THE SOUTHERN ?XPK?SSCOjllPANY. Ofllco No. 147 Meeting iii-, t. CONNE C TIONS WITH ALL Railroads ? Throughout THE UNITED STATES. Evory attention gtvon to tho sate Transmission of Freight, Money, and Valuables. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIQITI TO ANY rOLNT IN THE CITY FREE OF CI L\ ROE. H. O. PL A RT, Pre? I dr ut. ' April 10 Angurie, Qa, AGRICULTURAL. CHARLESTON AGRICULTURAL W?RBIIO?SE AND SEED STORE. LITTLE & MARSHALL, No. 140 Sleet in? Stree., (OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL.) Dnili i? lu nil bimi? ?if Agricultural Implements, SAW AND ROLLER GINS. COTTON GINS. HENEHEY \S HcOAltTIl? OIN. II. I,. EMEItY rt KON S SAW OIN AND CON? DENSER, fur limul ur Horse l'owi-r. HOUTUKRN COTTON CO.S (UN. NEW YOKK COTTON cu.'.S OIN. DROWNS DOUM.E CYLINDKM OIN. DROWNS HAND OIN. CARVERS CIN. EAOLE OIN. HORSE POWERS. LITTLE GIANT HOUSE POWER. THE LITTLE GIANT, TUE 1IEST. MOST COMPLETE ANO CHEAPEST UOItSE POWEIl MANUKACTUitED. lu Introducing this nen Power Into lliu mai kel, wc would slato Uiat thc folio wine arc ionic of tho od van tage* posHCS?c.l liv tho "LITTLE OIANT" over all athel Horse power? : 1. Its great strength on account of being Coublc-grared, which nut univ doubles Uni alretigtli by illvltllng (lit strain ou twice Ibo number of teclb, bul by geariug or both Hillen or tito wheels lt equalizes Uio wear on tin abaft*, anil materially ICKSCUB the In. lion, enabling Un horses to do lunch niora work tl iso with any othei Power. 2. Its compactness sud extreme portability, il weiglitni about one-hall ns iimeli ns other Horse Powors. ami oeeu Cyt ig but one-tlilnl tho spare, lt eau bo packe I lu sinai otes, HiUK saving much axrtuaas*. lt ls so Muiplc Ilia the most Ignoront iierson would have no d'^ieully il * 3;''I'fi?M"80lli')r. kind of mach lui rj''U' which it can ba adjusted b> an; over head, without moving ll' l.fiW'cr OJ Um ..roiiiul i. bo appiccialed by f.rnierKaud planters u?.pl!r7..UT?,i""| od for driving Cotton Gins. IIUKACK !.. EATERY'S PATENT ENDLESS RAILWA1 HORSE POWERS. NIsllWITZ'S MOWING AND REAPING ?ACHINES. WASHING MACHINES. Plows of all descriptions, Cnstlroi and IVtcoi. PLOW CAbTlNOS, In every variety ; Cultivator* norse Hoes ; Harrow-i ; Cunt Iron Vielil .uni Carden Itt: lera ; Pan Milla; Com Mills; ComKheUcra; Cuni mid Ci Crushers ; Hay, Straw and tTorn Stalk Cuttere ; plant timi Carin and Wagons ; Canal ami Cl ap Icu Harrow* fugar Mills ; GrimlxtuncH ; Hoad Serapora ; Cliurni I hovels ; rapados ; Hakea ; Forks ; Uo--9, Aie., fcc, Oo hu beoda, of all hind-, warranted -luruaud l-rc.h. LITTLE & MAitSilALL, No. I IQ Meeting Street, (OPPOSITE PAVILION HOVEL.) CHARLESTON, S. V. .func 18 liithi BEARDS' lil ADMITTED TO DE THE MOST CONVT.NIEN and tho easiest to uso of any Iron Tio, ari o rm rd to any otber in strength anti security. Th m IRON TIE is in ONU en IT: and is socure apon tho Cotton balo in au instant and with oi: motion. Thune who have tried tho vnriouB kinds of Til admit "BEARDS' PATENT TO DE THE 11EST NOW IN USE. Tho Subscribers are Agents fo this Stute, nm! will supply them t Sub-Agonts at tho WHO LES AL] PRICE. PLANTERS furnished direct oi reasonable terms. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO. ' FACTORS. June 27 the talmo GUL LETT'S PATEM lyPnOVBD STEEL DRUSI] Cotton Saw Gins rTTUE PATENT IS FOR AN IMPROVEMENT D 1 which great advantages are gained, both In quanti! and quality, of tho staplo cleaned. Th eeo celebrated Obis oro for ssle by COWLAM GRAVELEY. NO. CS EA8T BAY, Bolo Agent for thu State of south Carolina. ALSO. FOR SALK, THE AMERICAN SAW OINS, of all sizes ; anti a gre. variety or Agricultural Implements. tus IS July 23 WAILEY'S PATENT SEIaF-FABTENINO WROUGHT 1R0 BUCKLE TIE. FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED AT LOUISIAN STATE FAIR. TT IS AS CHEAP A TIB, AND TUE BEST ONE YE I Invented. It ls the strongest Tie, standing by lest strain of ( tOOO) two thonaaml pounds. Tho moat casi! adjusted lie, ss it ia sclf-fsatonlng. The most strap! requiring only to sbp Ute band into tho buckle, and U e'aiUclty of tho cotton fLdtens itself, sod lt cannot b come un fastened. For sale. In largo or small quantities, by ROSS, RODERTS & CO . Commission Mcrehsnts nndaewnl ^r'"'> ?I-, on Kr?-? -?->*?. Now York City. rfTlfliET URO. & CO.. Agents, July IS 3mo Charleston. S. C. CRISPER COMA. Oh 1 abo was beautiful and fair, With ?larry eyes, and radiant hair. Whoso curung tendrils, soil entwined, ' .-. Enchained thc very heart and mimi, CRISPER COMA, For Carling tho Hair of oitbor Rex into War snd 'Hussy Ringlets or Hea- y Massiv? . Ourla. BY nstNO TU1S ARTICLE LAOIS ? ANO O HST LI? MEN can beautify themselves s thoussnd-rolt lt la the only article lu tho world that will curl stnugli bair, and at the same timo give lt a bcauUful, glossy si peiirance. The Crisper Coma uot only curls thu hair, bu Invigorates, beautifies snd ctesnsea lt; Is highly sud di Ughuully pertained, and ls Ibo roost complete srtlclo c tbs kind over offered lo tbs Amt rican publia Th Crisper Coma wUI bo sent to any address, sealed am postpaid for tl. Adirel? all orders to W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists, No. 8 West Fayette street, Syracuse N. Y. March 30 lyr AN ORDINANCE! TO nxoULATX TDK STOBAOH or PETHOLRUU, ITS PIG DC-OTK, AND OTUCn INFLAMMABLE OILS. Ssa 1. Beit ordained by He Mayor ami Aldermen, i\ City Council mumbled. That from and after the 16th da; of Juno next, lt ?hall not bo lawful to keep Petroleum Earosene, Hock OH, Benzine, Benzole, or any other bi flammable oil or oils ou storage or for salo In any eel lu store or building south of Lino street, in a larger quan nty than flAy gallons on any one lot or promises, am any such quanti ly ao kept or stored shall bo contained b vessels of Un or other metal. . Ssc l. That Potroloum, Ha products, or any other in flammablo oil or olia, when brought into tho city by Ism or water, may bo kopt on any lot or lo any building h which cotton ls not stored, for a period not oxeecltn twonty-four hours, upon tho expiration of which Umi. i shall be removed and kept In tho manner ss required b the foregoing section. Bio. S. Any person or persons violsUng any part li thin Ordinance ah all bo subject to a Une of two bundee, dollars, for each offence, recoverable in any Court of com pet ant J urtsdicUon. Ra UH ed In City Connell thia Iwcnty-nrat day of May. li the year of oor Lord one thousand right hundred san sixty-seven. -J^l " P. O. GAILLARD, Mayor. W. H. Surra, Clerk of Council. Jons 0 KIRK LOAN. MAYORALTY OP CHARLESTON, 1 Crrx II lix, November ?, 186s. I ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OP REIirjlLDINO IN Till Burnt Districts snd Wsste Piscos of tbs City, un der "An Act of the Oeneral Assembly, giving authorlt; to the Oily Connell of Charleston to proceed la uio mst tar of a Fire Loan, with a view to aid In building up Un Caty anew." are hereby noUAed that the form of appli cation for loans can bo obtained at the office ef thc Cirri of Council, between the boura of . A. M. and SP. u. AU appUcaUcmt most bo?' al bathe abovo menuonci Offloe, MM Ute Committee wUI moe! every Monday to con alder tho aTsykaa "* Hy otaler of Lhs Mayor W. U. SMITH,' - Kerr ember lt) Clerk of Cctmdl, GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS^ PIG*1! Filis I lirANTP.n DAILY Kl IT'Y DOZEN FH?S (SITNI)AY TT empted.) W. KINSMAN. July '.'7 '1 Nu. STU Kimi street. i 'LATHS AN I) SH I Mi LES. ?^ii il AH M^OTKUIXH LATHS. f.)V/.V/\ M J ll,.M)i law Navtnml Khraglrs. lor Bali- lon- by C. J. St.lM.I'.l'llOHf.Ll.. No. :>1 Unu Hlni't. July 27_ mi?l? IVlw.-i ii KIIIK niM SI. phillip. COTTON HAU HS, 1.01% BAG~ UINU, TW'IVH, SOAP, ?Nil-. 9CASKS SM PRK IOK CO MON CAKDS, M HY 1, KV TT: AHL ti for Factory purpo-m. pud rntlvi.t Ii um Liverpool. lt) bal?n. I,1; lb*.. Dundee llannilo: Kl baten superior tl uni) tl Ply Twine M boxea Soap, for nato low by MIHI) il HI Wt Kt". july si_ atutliB _Hoy ?.;??'" .w,."?,',-_ GUNNY CLOTH. "I *7i\ ltt)LLv-AliOUr SIXTY YA HI IS EACH. I (\t r*?rHatnnt July sn lum MEETING STHEKT ICE HOPSF. VOW SALK. 1>niMR fuioKKD HACOK. HAMS, poitx TRIM MINOS, kc, Ac. ul reduced prices, lu quantities to Ruit pim-liascm. Apply lo MCKAY k CAM PRELL, July il _ (Co. HM MroUus; rtroeh "HAY. O/IA BALKS I'UIMK NORTH RIV KR HAY. ??\7\J For Halo by T. <l. KERU k UH. July So_- _ COHN! (5000 D,'Srts'LS ,,U,M,: WESTERN MIXED voua bunlnlu Wrsteru White (lora, In Rion- ami for talo by- T. J. KERK Ai Ct). Jilly 20 JJ_ SCOTCH ALMS. TKNHKXT'H FALK ALU". Tciiticiit's I ?nub!. Strong Ale. Poniard's Palo india Ale. Ucnisrd's Edinburgh Ah-, lu Olas* nuil Mime, In Store run I lu llond. For Kilo by HORT. MUHE k CO. July 'lil_ _?_ PEAS I PEAS ! PEAS I JUST RECEIVED. A PRIME LOT OF WHITE PEAS, Hiiilalilo Tor curr*, at ?2 ]icr bushel. For Halo liy C. A. VON.11.1 N. Inly M_ No. M state street. PRIME WHITE COHN, OATS, ??LOHR. f?AAA HUSMEES PRIME WHITE MII.I.INll el" "/\7 COHN. ex-ntrauiur FIM-OII. .o-l Imilii In Primo (LU < Kl bushels Extra alni Low Priced Flour. ?UMM ,,AY For aale Hy 1 v H. R Vt, July-JG 2 No. ll MarkcfsCiW'SEN k CO., -- - - - "*-.<. Rtrcot. NEW GEORGIA AND lENNESSEfc IT.OlTt. -I r.A BA S KTOVALL'8 EXTRA GEORGIA FLOUR j\_rj\J I Ml half anti cpiartor liaun Collen's family. Ex tra anti Suitor flour 60 bbl*. 1> 'niin el'H Fain ly Orilla Flour iift bani Denim nd's Family th-o.nla fl..ur C? bags Extra tb urida trim ll.cli it,ville M ,11 i. 1 will now bc lu daily receipt of thc bent brands of dcor la mu? Tabill aa? FLOUR, uni! um prepared to 0)1 all order? st market raten. J. N. HODSON, July 23 nilli -i Nen. I ami S Atlaulic Wharf. MOLASSES! MOLASSES! fTA IIIIDS. VERY SIiPl.ItlOH MUSCOVADO MO rj\J LASHES, nani lo be npial lo Porto llico. AMI. tn hbds. Cuba Clayed MOLASSES. For ?ale by J. A. ENsi.OW it CO.. July ic, Hr ? No. I ll Kart itnv. SUGAR! SUGAR1 50 Wilbla.} FAIR GROCERY SlfOARS. Tor'nalo by J. A. ENSI.OW .V: CO.. ly SA tliRJ No. Ill Kant Hay. JOHN MAC GREGOR & CO., NOS. 178 AND 180 PEARL-ST., aVcio rorie, IMPORTERS. MANUFACTURERS ANT) DEALERS IN INDIA, SCOTCH AND KENTUCKY HAGGING. CUNNY HAtlS AND UURLAP BDIIAULK FOR WHEAT AND CORN BACKUM ; alni, 11 lamo ami completo atock of RALF. HOPF, embracing Western nincliiiic-inaite Hemp. Manilla, flax amt Jule, Dilltig 'I willen, otc, all of which they ofter ot lair prices. July SJ Smo CALIFORNIA WINE COMPANY. (rKconrnnATED sovriirutii I, HW.) AV INES, FROM THE VINEYARDS OF Soiionui, Los Angelos and Nnjm Counties, Cu li lb rn in. W. H. CHAFES, Agent. NO. 207 EAST HAY, CHARLESTON. 8. C. HOCK, SH flt RY, SWEET ANOELIOA, MUSCATEL. pagno (In pinta, 2t lu a case)-In wood ami plann. April 30 luili: nm. .a GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND BANKERS, KAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S, G, GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO., Cotton Factors?, CHURCH STREET, CHARLESTON, ti. C. WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & CO., Commission Merchants, NO. 147 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORE. May 7_tuthsSuio THOMAS R. AGNEW, ixtroniEn ANO DEXLKB IN Fine Groceries, Choice Tent, Etc.. Etc, NOS. QC0 and 202 GREENWICH--T" COR OF MUKRA Y, NEW YORE*.?.. November TOBACCO, ETC. 25 DDLS. SMOKING TOBACCO. JUST RECEIVED, AND WILL HE SOLD ON AC? COUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, at a low rate. L. LORENZT, July 20 3 Ha3M KINO BTREET. "Li CRIOLA" SEGAR STORE, CORNERDROADWAY AM) 17 i ll STREET, NE TV YOU lt . THE rMDKRHioi.*KP v^1'1;^3,1^^^ hlB South"" uxuStn, Tho cholcedt HAVANA HE? CK tu. nr ?ii ?nu lead ?UK brimin, with a gonoro.1 aaaort mont ol Smokers' Ardelo? alway* on hand. Juno t D. OTTOLENOin, Agent. IPOKS, STATIONERY, ETC. C. F. VOILER, NO. 108 MARKET ST., Books, Periodicnls and Stationery. JUST REC t TV ED A lar 0 oupply of STATIONERY 1HOTOORAPU8. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS POCK ITT HOOKS, DIARIES for 1807, Eic aiao, Ono and large ?election of NOVELS, by Ibo moat rot irated author*. ?ONO HOOKS, HOOKS for Uoroo AID ?ementa, kc Al. the MONTHLY MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PAPERS. DAILIES couilantly on baud, and aubscnpUous ro* coirod or ibo same. Orrtorj irom U10 country aro reepccUully -ellet ted. TERMS 1.1 "vtiA',. Novcmlicre M. M. QUINN, ' Wholesale & Retail ?-.-.iler IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NEWSPArEBS, STATIONERY, ETC. No. 6'41 KINO STREET (Oppoilte Ann (troet), CharleBton, C. S. The LATEST ISSUES oi tho Proas alwaya on hand. Bubacrlplioiia rrcolrod and Uoodi doIlTcrod or for? warded by Hall or Expresa. AU CAR ll ORDERS will bo promptly attended to. February 2S ly "Prevention is Better than Cure. " DR. RTCORD'S Celebrated Preventive Lotion. APPROVED AND HIORLY RECOMMENDED DY the French Medical Faculty, aa the only aafe and lund libio antidote agtlnat infection from Special Disoaaon. Thia Invaluable preparation ia aultod for cither aex, and baa proved, from ampio oxperionoe, Ibo most officient and roilahlo rrovontlve orcr discovered, Ihut effecting a doeidoralur-i long Bought for in thc Medical World. If unod according lo directions every possibility of danger may be avoided; a singlo application will radically nea. transo the venereal virus, oxpel aU Impurities from ilia absorbent vessels, and rendor contamination Impossible. Be wise In timo, and at a very (mall outlay, save noura of uolold bodily and mental tormenta. Thia most reliable specific, 00 universally adoptod in tho Old World, la new offered for sale for tho flnst limo In America by F. A. DDPOI1T k co., only aulhcrlxod Agenta for tho United R ta les. frico t3 per bottle. Lsrgo bottle, d(rublo siro, 15. The usual discount to tba trade. Sont, Boen rely packed, on receipt of prion, to any address, with dlroc* Hons and pamphlet, by addressing to F. A. DTJTORT * CO.. Bole Agents for Dr. Ri co rd's P. K, May 22 lyr No. 12 Oold Street, New York,