The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 30, 1867, Image 2
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Toll?n closed in Now York at 274c: for Middling
Uplands.
Gold cloned I0.J.
Cotton closed in Liverpool yesterday ot lOld. for
Middling UpklPMlH.
Vorn ?K in a very wwoUkii condition. Robbers
infest tlio country, mid tho road Irom Callao lo
Limn, is again in possession of bandit*, rondoring
it uiixafo lo travel oven Mint short distance.
It was reported in l'ariB thai before ho entered
Quorctaro, MAXIMILIAN shipped lor Europa a his?
tory of tho French expedition to Mexico, written
by his own baud, and that tho manuscript is in tho
possession of Due D'AVSIAIX for publication io tho
Fronch capilal.
Tho Palis Tract sjocioty has scollorcd 400,000
tracts during tho last yoar, bo 'idos a Christian al?
manac of groat valu?, callod (ifmeiriac/t tics born's
connells, printed nt 200,000 copies. It publishes,
also, a monthly magaziuo called /.'omi de ld Jeun?
esse Familles, ot t'io low price of eighty cents.
Tho "oilios" of tho frontior may bo enterprising,
hut tboy are hardly substantial. A recent accounl
of aftairo in Western Kausas says: "Ellsworth ic
s'.owly roeovoring from tho cITects of tho lato flood,
Tho city is hoing removed to higher ground, ur
tho 8molsy Hill, about a milo rrom its present site,
A'l Ibo buildings aro being removed.
Tlio grain clovntor at Milwaukco (tho largest in
tho world, being 280 feet long, 80 wido and 130 higl
and woigbing 10,000 tons), is to boraisod four foot
Four hundred bolos havo boon cut through iii
foundation for tho insertion of limbers, and undoi
these 1CO0 BCrowB will bo placrid for lifting tbi
lminenso struoluro.
The Bclnio 3Ymes learns from a gentleman wh'
has rccontly Iravolled over tho greater part o
Middlo Alabama, that tho com cropismagnlfl
cont. Tho entlro country looks Uko a laud o
premiso. Thoro is no doubt that tho com ero]
thlB yoar will bo ono of tho fluest ov?r raisod h
Alabama.'
Tho Marlon (Florida) Courier says tho ero
prospect in this (Jackson) County is much botte
thou it was last year at this time. Cotton ls t
good sizo sud vigorous. Corn is growing finch,
to provent a - frill crop hoing made. Cano an
. other food crops aro doing well.
An exchango says : "Babies resemble, wheat i
many respects. Firstly-Nolther aro good lc
much.until they arrivo at maturity. Socondly
' Doth-aro bred lu tho house, nnd sro also tlio dowe
of tho family, iliirdly-Both havo to bo cradler
Fourthly-Both aro generally well thrashed helot
tboy aro dono willi."
Tbcio oro not many rory old people in tli
United slate;. According to tho last census, 120
porsons wcro living who had attained tho agc c
100 years. Of these wcro-wliito, 410; black, G8I
mulatto, 4G; Indians, 2G. Women attained big
longovity in groator numbers than men, mid blao
people moro titan whilo. Thcro wero-white mnlei
184; females, 230; blnck males, 2(55; females, 29J.
A nogro soldier, n private in one of tho Wet
India roginicnts, which nro composed entirely I
blacks, officered. by whites, has just recoived til
..Victoria Cross" for bravery in tho Acid. This i
tho Arst instanee in which such n distinction hi
hoon conferred on a colored soldier in tito Britta
service. 'rhoPrC30nlat'on.0f tno "Cross," whiu
took placo nt Baliza, wai attended v. ?th a goo
deal of ceroinony, Ibo Governor of tho Colony <
British Honduran toking part hi tlio procccdiugi
Tho Gornuins of this city, Bays thu Chioag
Tribune of tho 23th, will hold a grand festival a
Friday evening in Turner Hall iii honor ot th
celebrated pout, FCUUINAND FUEILIUB.VTU, wo
known to many Ainoricaun as a translator c
LONGFELLOW'S Hiawatha and other works. Fe
twonty years punt ho has bean a resident of Lot
don, exiled from Prussia on account of his liben
principles, and is now in very straightened eli
emmi lances. Tho loading Germau Bocielies wi
appear in his honor and a Quo limo may bo m
peeled.
Tho artesian wolis in Algeria, long altcmpto
without success, now number probably about on
hundred, delivering five or six million litres c
water per hour, and converting deserts into gai
dens wherever tboy havo been bored. Thc worl
is going on, defra) ed by tax upon tho houclillo
population, and in destined to roclaim iitcalculab]
wastes. In a Hinglc district-thal of Oulod Kir
Urning ITufty-lTvo Ve.fsV^Mr'TOw gaTaT/OT m?f
hoon formed, and 150,000 dato trocs planted. Fou
military boring brigades, well provided with ?tnpk
menin, and with growing skill and experience, ar
steadily pushing on tho conquost ot tho desert, mn
with almost unerring success in every attempt.
Rmi a Kan Francisco'correspondent : Formell
tho smallest calif in uso was, in nativo phrasool
ogy, a two-bit piece- 23 couts. Of late year
tho public mind has accommodated itself to th
uso of dimes, but tho man who should ondcaror t
moko a purchaso with a smaller coin would hov
tho article presented to him, and ba imm?diat el.
asked, "Just from tho States, aren't y ou?" At i
fruit stand recently I met a now -coiner trying t<
induce tho proprietor to part with ono orango fo
* filthy lucro. "No, no-koop your monoy," was Uv
persistent reply ; "wo novar sell an orange. Pl
givo you ono-pick it out." Amazed at such ai
olemont iu trr.de, tho stranger, finding tho man ii
earnest, felt bound to purchaso onough to pay fo:
in tho coin ol tho country.
The Poll Mall O azt tlc doscribcB tho now inven
lion of making furnaces consumo thoir own smoki
os follows: "Tho mouths of tho short chimnoys o:
cupolas of tho blast furnaces aro closed, and thi
smoko and gas aro carried down and brough
round by means of iron pipes lo tho flroplaco o
tho eugine which koopa up tho blast. Thosopipei
discharge just in front of a small bright ooko Uro
in passing over which their contents got kindled
and so feed tho engine. TbuB thu saving in fuel ii
immonso, tho firo in tho smutting furaaco boin)
made to do almost double duty, and thc consump
tlon of smoko is a gain to all concerned. Proba
bly tho plan admits of extension, so that by-and
hy acts for forcing in amt fact u ru rs to consumo thoi:
own smoko may not bo quito such a dead letter ai
I hey havo blt lier tn boen."
Tho following official information hos bcon rc
eolved at tho Greok Legation: According to tin
latest official accounts from Crelo, OM AU PABU,
has been repulsed with severo losses from tin
mountain region of Bphokia, and returned agait
to tho Fortress ll er euloon, burning fifteen villagci
on his t cirent, and dooming all tho Greeks witt
* * *~ 1 I- -1 - - * I . >\u e ri lei M T?nil Tilt
foreign Powers have rejected tho Sultan's propose
lion of a Cretan commiltco of inquiry to consist o
Turk's alono, thoy insisting upon a mixed Christin.!
and Turkish commission. Tho TurkB will not con.
sont to this ?mtil after tho doparturo of tho Groot
volunteers from Crete, whilo tho Crotons doclint
to accedo until oitrr tho dopartnro of tho Turkisl
and Egyptian troopB. Tho famons Grecian block
: lo i iiiiner Ai cadi bas made, in ibo meantime, lb
fifteenth expedition to Crete, landing munition!
nnd provisions, and enabling a largo number o:
Greok women and children to escapo from th?
Sultan's cruellies.
A Western Radical fanatic, writing lo tho Ch!,
ongu Drtbitne, is for bringing down tho vials of Al
mighty wroth ou tho Mormons. Ho wants Con,
gross to pass a law to moko polygamy "higl
treason." Why not mako it burglary 1 Howovcr,
wo will lot him spoik for hlmsoli: 'Tolvg
amy is a rocognlzod system of fornicatior
which tho Ibilo and Christianity condomns, and il
thoso Honators at Washington, instead of wasting
their timo in denouncing tho despots of Europe
and eulogizing tho Moxican people, would onlj
look to thoir own country, thoy would find a des?
potism moro damnablo than any aoross Uio water,
Cannot a law bo passed making polygamy high
trotson, and authorizing tho arrest of tho criminal,
. In any part of tho Unllod Stntoa ?-no matter woore
.. tho crimt is committed, so it i" dono within tho
territory of tho Union. Poss such a law, and lot it
bo proclaimed far and near, and I venturo to pre?
dict that no ono will tiaro to commit polygamy oro
tho coDtonary of our National Indopondonco will
have passed away.
A SKIKT CADLU dispatch informs us that im?
prisonment for debt had at last hoon abolishod iu
Franco. Tho Fronch law, In this particular, IB now
substantially tho samo os that of England and ol
tho United S tates. This is a hopeful siga of tho
rational and hninsno legislation whioh has begun
and is destined to prevail more and moro. Tho old
law regarding tho debtor was barbarous in tho ex?
tremo. It was found, st an early period, to bo in?
compatible with tho li boral and progressiva spirit
of this country, and soon como to an ond. It boB
long since boon abolishod in Eoglsnd. Its ovil
was 8eon and denounced by tho first Fronch rovo
! lutlcmlsts. Liko many other hopeful signs ot that
period, it disappoarodlnadolugo of blood. Franco,
whloh at ono timo in goouiuo reforms promised to
aohiovo so much, hos in roality laggod far bohlnd.
Bettor Uto than novor. By abolishing this old
and barbarous law Franco hos put horsolf abreast
ortho roost advanocd commercial nations of tho
day. Our Amorican philosophers, In contemplate
lng a trip lo Paris, will havo no occasion boneo
forth to dread tho colls of Clich y.
CUm.KNT TOPICS.
TUE .U-'inuil of Comma ec indulge.? in Hio fo'.
lowing/e'" ?ri.^irif, in relation I? illy nhY-'uil plo!
to Mo?- "?' Cvmf?KMt : "A man lias been nrrostc?lia
Wn-diinyton for SA> ing tlial 'if lio coidil got novcr.il
bnrrols of gnnpoudcr, ho would pisco thoir) under
tho Capitol and Mow ii np, willi nil Iho mombcra of
Congress) in li.' After n homing boforo t. Jus tico of
llio l'eaco, ho was hailed nut for WOO, to appear
whim Wallies], and lo lichavo well IV>f Ilia |H nod of
nix months. Tho toellutony nliowcd Hitit ho lind
served in tho UnHod States navy mid 'is tunnrded
ns a ipiiot and peaceable citizen by his neighbors.'
Her? isncsso fora apevl-il CoiiimiUoe;cud, if
Congress had not adjouruod boforo Ute arroal was
mado, wo supposo lhat ono would havo boen np
poiutcd, with powor lo tUTtmoii wilnessos, and all
tho ether- magnificent npparatus of corcniony
which ntlachos to suoh comtultices. There is no
lolling how many persons might bo implio.-ilcd in
I he bloodthirsty design of this 'quiet and poncoahlo
citizou." Homo coiutoolion might ho established
bolwoen him and "many oilleiaU high in public
lifo"-certainly as clos? a connection as tho special
committee on tho LINCOLN assassination havo suc?
ceeded in making out. Tho South could oa-diy bo
dragcod in ns partner in tho intondod crime. It is
n good Hiing for tho country lhat Congress had
adjouruod; othorwiso wo might havo had thom sit;
lim/ tho wholo snmmor, frightonod hut apparontly
licioic, ready lo bo blown up, without a moment'i
notice, by "sovornl (or moro) barrclH of gunpow
dor," prepared lo offer theiiisolvcs up aa a gigantic
holocaust opon tho altar of llicir country I Tho)
would have remained in session Jual to lol tho peo
plo know Hint thoy wcro riot to bo scared off b)
Ony Fauxes, and also to improve tho occasion t<
administer a fow moro tums to that Itadicnl scrow
Wo fool much iodohlcd to BOHHELL (such is Un
naroo of Iho groat suspected) that ho did not ox
preta his insano desiro for"B0vcral larrols of gmt
powder" for tho purpose naruod at an earlier day.
1 Tire NEW YOUR Son has au editorial hcadci
? j "Turning over a now Leaf," saving that olthougl
two y cars have paBBcd sinco Iho war ccaeod, m
porcoptiblo progrcBB hos been mado in tho reo?
panizatiou of Iho Bouthorn States. It Bays this i
owing lo tho fact that tho North and tho Soutl
,f I havo porsisltnlly rohtBed to pull togothor. It aalti
'< I "Will tho aspect of tho CBRO bo any moro nn_ot
mich circumstances ?" adding, - "Timo onougli ha
been waBtcd, cud this foolish quarrel should I
continued no longer." The Sun continues : "Ult
mutely tho North and tho South must joiu hnndi
mid march forwnrd together, kaoping ntop lo th
muBio or tho Union. Tiioy cannot pormancnll
bo'estranged,'ns they now ore. Tho Siameso twin;
atc not so closoly hound together in th" fl cab a
Iho North cud South tiru in malernd inliresti
Then, why not coa60 this hurtful wnmglu on bot
Bides; ond como togetlflr st onco, ni good jude
mont and common sonso demand. Loth sides ar
lo hlaino for tho presan! political oiiL-inglomonl
Tho South is Hie moro hhnicaulo, becan-m it wa'
thc rash aot nt Hint pcction which brought nil th
present troublo anon tho ennuin ; hut tho Nortl
?B blauioiihlc, nlso, for tho intemperate mid exac
pornting manner in which tho extremists act upo
Hui question of rcconsiruction, Windover tho di
greo of culpability may bc, however, it mus) hu ad
milted that it would bo better for both sidos, au
tho country generally, if animosity woro not
dropped, und ?B placo Buppliod by that ox-ollon
Christian maxim-Charity toward all; mullen tc
ward nono. Wo havo had enough of the past, lc
it now ho forgotten. It eau do no good to gaz
upon or brood over it, and tho best policy is t
draw a voil over tts dark scoties, turn away, ait
honcoforth look only to tho bright sud happy iv
turo."
Tnn TROVIDEXCE JouitNAi., published nuder th
very shadow nf Brow u University, speak-- ugniue
tho conferring of degrees hy colleges. It says
"Somo colleges, no doubt, aro moro careful thai
others, hut all ali.io scent to havo combinoi
in pm Hiting a courso that ronden* theso do
greets as nearly worthless as possible. Th
Hoards that confor them aro seldom capable c
judging of tho morita thoy protons to recognize
and thoy usually distribute them accordiug ti
somo personal favori [ism or expect at inn of ml van
togo, tither lo themselves or to tho collcgo Uto.
represent. Tho idea of simply bestowing a mon
ted honor on a worthy man in any professional o
literary walk in lilo very seldom outordtho mimi
ot thoso dispensers of distinction. Thoy snmo
times to satisfy a friond, and sometimes to nenin
a honoQt, and thoy rosily do almost anything elsi
than onconrago literary or professional merit; o:
honor intellectual labor or sorvices tor mankind
Yale Collcgo, some years ago. coasod to conloi
tho honorary degree of D. P., and somo othoi
I colleges havo dispensed with all honorary degrees
and confor only thoso which aro tho result of tht
j rognlar examinations. Wo aro only surprised tha
in tho prc neut condition nf society tho 1'nu-id eui o
a respectable college can havo tho faco to announct
such unmeaning and ill-conBtdorcd appondagos ir
connection with any honost name among his fol
low-men.
Bin. C. PIAZZA- Sunn's now wot lt in throe vol
union, containing an account of his operations ir
Egypt during iho first four months of 1805, jus
published, has again directed attention to th?
pyramids. HERODOTUS, KTU.UIO, Pi?re and tht
Arabian writers all conourrcd in tho slatomonl
that tho Great Pyramid 'was originally ooveroc
with a white casing. For many years this stale
mont was not behoved, bccaUBO no traces could hi
found. However, In 1837, Colonol VYBK found twe
caning stonos (n Kiln. They woro of white limo
stono from tho Afokattam hills. As carly os th?
yoar 1000 tho Ka li fa of Egypt began to strip of
this casing. Tho blocks, measuring eight foot b\
fivo, woro lined in building palaces, mosques ont
bridges. Thoso which remained were noax lill
foundation and covered with sand at tho timo o
tho devastation alluded to. They were cnt st
truo that a cement no thicker than ordinary papoi
was required to join them. Tho truo anglo of th?
pyramid's shapo Wi a dot ermined hy moans of th?
remaining easing; ns measured by Profossot
BMvTii lt is GI degrees SI minutes 11.0. Tho bas?
of tho pyramid ia a squsro, oach sido being 7ft
feet, and tho original height of tho pyramid wat
488 feet. Mr. JOHN TAY-.nr. wtt? tho first to dis
cover that tho height boro tho samo relation to Hu
sum of two sides of tho haBO as tho diameter t<
tho circumference of a circle.
WM. -.- nm> oreein circulation is based st
largoly upon nickol, it msy bo interesting to th?
roador to know something of tho locality ?nd
character o' tho minos whence this mineral is taken,
Tho fow facts about to bo quoted with roforcnco'tc
thora aro taken from a l'onnsylvania nowspapci
published in tho vicinity of tho minos, tho largest
of which aro situated in that State. "Fourtoon
milos from Laiicaslor," says tho Journal in ques?
tion, "aro tho Oap minos and smnlting works,
J Tieso mines woro discovered ?nany years ago, anti
about tho timo of tho ItoTolutionnry war were
workod for copper, but woro soon abandoned,* thc
cmdo machinery of that'period being ill-adapted
lo working thom profitably. Two generations had
passed away, and tho circumstances had boon
forgotton, whon about fifteen yoara ago Iho mince
woro reopened by a company of capitalists front
Philadelphia, siuoa which, thoy havo hoon steadily
workod. Thoy woro reopened with tho view ol
obtaining copper, but tho oro was soon discovered
to bo richer in nickol, a moro valuable minorai,
and slnco thon ihoy havo boon workod for (hal
motal oxcluslvoly. In all about ono hundred and
fifty mon aro omploycd at tho mines and smelting
works." Tho nickol produced by theso minos is
noarly all usod by tho Oovommout in tho coinage
of its small pioocs, in all of which, from ono penny
up to the fivo cent pioco, a largo admixturo of Ibis
metal IB usod.
ALL THE SCHOOL BOTS havo spokon tho speech of
Loo AN-that noble Indian whoso nativo oloquonco
challenged tho sympathotio admiration of civilised
people. Wo havo a white LOGAN now, a momhor
of Congross, whoso cloquenoo oh arma tlial body
alono. Tho Indian domsndod to know when a palo
faco in need bsd boon turnod away from his door.
Tho white Loo A N boasts of his prowess os a human
butcher, and told tho Domocrato of tho Uousoof
itopresontaUvos that ho had "put moro of thoir
friends to tho sword than almost any othor man of
bis ago In tho annyl" Tho barbarian WOB apploud
od. Thus wo soo tho old Indian, solitary and sad
donod, rehearsing tho truly Christian deeds ho was
hot unwilling to havo remembered of him by po?.
I cri ty; wbilo tho young wbito savage oxulls, In a
strain that shooks ono moro titan a war-whoop,
ovor Iho numbors of his brethren, whom ho doos
not oven stylo enc mica, that ho has "put to tho
sword." Tho dewoondanteoi tho Indian aro hunted
down by tho United Blatos troops, and a trico sot
upon thoir scalps and oars, Ibo white ?avago is
applauded for tho atrocity of bl? tventlmonta by
mon who would havo all thing? rool In tho ditsy
danoo of rod r?volution. Wore tho Indian Loo AH
living, ho would ra faso to own his very naroo. Ho
would know, Indian though be WM, that it bud
bocomo a reproach to civilization. I '
LAUUEST CIRCULATION.- Th* DAILY
HEWS jfvll?h?t thc Official I*?f of I.rt
remaining in ihr 1'oslvtHcc at the md
ofk each1 i?crk, agreeably lo the following
tixtion of the Nao J'osto?ce Lax?, us ihr.
iicwspctjur having the largest circulation tm
thP'Gitj/of Charle?ton:
HKCTIOM B And bs lt lurlhcrcuactcd, thal lista ot loi?
ters remaining uncalled for In any PostoPjro lil any city,
town or village, wbnro a iicwcpoiicr ?hall bo printed,
?liall bercafk-r bo published OU.M only tn thu DO wapa pct
which, being ]>iihll?be<l weekly or oftener, shall havo tho
largest clreiiluliuii wllblu rango of delivery of (ho said
nnicu I
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i /tdccT/isrtncjif* outside o' ?he edy must be accompa?
nied reith thc casJt.
CHARLESTON.
TUESDAY MORN INO, JULY 00, 1807.
Jon Wong.-Wo bavo now completed, our
ollico so ns to execute, in the sliorlcsl possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOH WOllK, nnd wc
most respect fully ask Ibo palronngo of out
friends. '_
I TI1E PRESIDENT AND TUB COVNTflY
Thc long-drnwn bullio between tho Frosi
dont nnd t'ongrcss moy noir fuirly bo consul
cred closed. Flrsl, Ito endeavored by tho ox
croise of his Executive power lo restore Un
Southern Stntcs by a pinn of reconstruction
which, although not freo from difficulty uni
objection, was yet in n grcnt dogroo bolh jus
nnd gcncroiiB. Tin? was defeated by Congress
ho innuguralcd, uftcr two years of contre
vcrsy, their own plan, which wns neither jus
nor genorous. This plan thc President oji
posed by his veto. That was overruled. Thc
f> I tho President undertook to modify ita ox-ecu
lion by his method of construction and admit
;-.rn,i"n Co.-/-, ;."...eiynict ?nat
n new mw made their construction explicit, an
took tho itdniinislrnlion of thc law out of hi
hands. And in bis last veto, which bas boo
overruled liku all llie others, he concludes Hi
struggle with this emphatic Inngungc:
Tito remedy must como from Ibo ponido then
sotvcB. Tin y know ?bat it ls, am how it is to b
applied. At tho present tinto tboy cannot, uccon'
iug tb tho Constitution, repeal thoso laws; tho
cannot rcmovo or control thin despotism. Tb
remedy, novortholoss, ls iii their hands; it is to h
found iu tho ballot, and is A suro ono, if not coi
i rolled by fraud, overawed hy arbitrary power, <i
from apathy on thoir part too lon/; dolayod. Wit
abiding cotldoubo in tboir patriotism, wisdom au
integrity, I am still hopoiul of thc futuro, and Um
In tho end tho rod of dospotism will bo brokci
tho armed ru o of power ba lilted from tho noell
of tho people, nnd tho principles of u violatod Coil
stitutlon prosorved.
Nothing can he clearer; tho surrender c
! Gen. LEK was not more complete thnn tIii
abdication of Executive powor, Liko "th
South, thc 1'rcsidcut submits lo his conquero)
ami waits for thc returning sense of juslicc c
the "people"-meaning thereby tho Norther
people-to terminate "thc despotism" witto
tyrannizes over him aa well as us. And how
iudoed, oould it bc otherwise?
From thc day when he (Juuxsos) bocnui
President, his position grew more and mor
embarrassing, lt is true thnt he was one c
thc few Southern men of note who had un
llinchingly stood hy thc Uniou ns nguinst hi
section, that perhaps of all men of equi!
prominence he was most obnoxious lo th
leaders of Ibo secession movement. None wh
witnessed will ever forget tho scene in Hie Son
nto in thc winier of IMO, when, Blooding o;
thc Democrat io side of tho chamber, he spok
his miud with a sullen and dogged courngc fo
two days, surrounded hy DAVIS and MASON
IIuxTi-.n ond SI.HIELL, HKNJAMIN and YCLKK
Ihe ineffable scorn willi which they looked upoi
him-thc muttered denunciation which accom
ponied and sometimes interrupted his speech
lt..i ;., ...ii- "r nil I kat. Mr. .JOHNSON ivan i
Southern man and a Slate Rights IJcmocrai
and he caine into power as tho leader of i
parly dctermiucd to crush thc South forcTC
and trample upon tho Constitution if il aloin
in their way. This party, whoso leaders com
bined thc relentless perseverance of fitnaticisu
nnd thc shrewd judgment of selfish ambition
Mr. JOHNSON undertook to arrest in their mo
ment of unhoped-for and unexampled victory
\ This might have been dono by Mr. LINCOLN
whose immense popularity with thc masses o
I tho Northern people, and whoso idcnti?calloi
willi tho cause of thc Union, from tho com
' mcncemciit of thc civil war to its close, gavi
! bim an individual power which might safely
have defied tho Radical rhetoric of SDMNKI
and STEVENS. It might have been accomplishci
by a great military chieftain, who, with tin
II army at his hook, had tho courage and tho am
' j bitiou to use it. nut what clement of slrcngtl
had Mr. JOHNSON? Thc first indication of hi
purposo concentrated and animated the Radi
; cols. The South he could not use, and tin
Democrats were bent, nt the first symptom o
11 difference, upon using him to defeat their un
(agonists. Upon thc first issue which ho nindi
bc failed. When, having laid down for Un
Southern Stntcs the terms of reconstruction, hi
instructed them upon compliance lo elect theil
Federal representatives, ho mado the issue
When ho recognized tho Congress which rc
fused to receive them as tho lawful Govern
ment of thc Union, he submitted to defeat
The logic of his position was gone. Wc ari
far from saying that ho could successfully hnvi
refused to rcoognizo Congress, bul this wc di
say, that lhere was but ono alternative, to rc
fuso Congress his recognition, or lo submit ti
it. Tho very same alternative was pul befon
Congress. They had cither to submit to tin
President or to conquer him; they have ne
hesitated,and,n?in .rtrj oontcstbctwccna weal
good man and a strong bad one, might has con
quered right. Tuero is a striking analogy lt
thc present situation botwecn tho relations o
Ibo President and Congress, and tho relation:
between tho Long Parliament and CHARLES I.?
and it looks vory much as if tho analogy would
run further.
So far Congress hos as steadily and as suc?
cessfully usurped power as tho Parliament, and
tho Inst supplemental not is as complote nnd
radical n Constitutional revolution as history hoe
ever recorded. For in order lo carry out their
policy ot tho South, Congress has been forced
to deprive ibo President ol' powers which are
unquestionably his. Thoy havo remodelled thc
Executive Department of their government, and
thc President himself, after moro than two
years of struggle, declares to tho people of tbo
United Stales "At tho present limo they can?
not according to the Constitution repeal these
laws; they ennnot remove or control this des
postism," and thus goes out, wo nre afraid for
ever, that ??returning gleam of aunshino,"
which the prophotio vision of Governor PK HUT
recognized in tho luminous opinion of Mr.
.STA s II K it Y.
In saying this, nothing ls further from our
j purpose than censure of Ibo President; for his
effort bo has nil our gratitude, in his failure nil
our sympathy. History will do him juslicc;
espoololly will il preserve for honor that con?
scientious love for tho Constitution which seems
both to prompt and to Te s train his action. Dut
surely il is Ume for us to profit by bis experi?
ence nnd tollsten to his advice. If at last, even
in his opinion, this despotism can neither bo
removed or. controlled, are wo braver or
stronger than he, that we can hope to oppose
it T If this is so, is it not clear that whatever
reaction Ibo futuro may briug, howovcr ssuro
"t. returning aenso of justice," yot that in tho
meantime a revolution will have been accom?
plished, which no reaction cnn undo, and no
"sense of justice can refuse to roapgnizo?" Ac?
cording to the President's declaration, tho Re?
construction Act, with tho Supplemental Aot of
construction, ia now tho low of tho land, and
cannot bo repealed or controlled until tho elec?
tions of tho fall of 18f>8, doj .vivo ibo Republi?
can party of their powor. Kow it ls not easy to
see tin grounds upon which Ike President rest?
liix hopi; of lliis eli inge. If II ny I ?lin,; seems
certain, il is Unit thc cotn'ui;; I'rt-sidontiul clec
liqu will secure u Rvpublienn Kxeeutire; ami,
il" so. Hie only reaction wo cun expect will lie
such ii inoililiciiliou of Mic imus ol' tho Kccuii
truciion Act, ns il? successful execution, mid
ho condition ul'I lie Soul li may permit. Unfit
s not worth while lo iliseuil this probability,
Tor long before I hem) popular elections, I lie
Reconstruction Act will have been executed.
Universal siitl'rti^u will have been granted und
exercised-Ibo Conventions of Ibo States will
lmvo been culled-their Uoiislillllioni will luivo
been niloptcil-I lie ipnesliou of their readmission
will lmvo beeil in nil probability decided.
Tho Presidential election will either con?
tinuo thc Hi-publican parly in power (ami if il
docs, Ibero will bo no further expectation ol'
reaction), or il will liol. Now wc moy rcsl ns.
sured Hint if such ii lhiu<; should happen, thc
parly which comes in lu power will not risk timi
power in tho attempt lo undo what Ima boen
done, ouch a pniiy may prevent lunch, hut
they will undo lillie. Thc history ol'nil re?
actionary parties has been Hint while they
derivo much of their si rcuglh from thoso who
desire tho restoration of old things, their
policy, if successful, is nhvays based upon ii
wiso regard lo tho now interests which revolu?
tion has developed.
Hui if this government should pnss iulo thc
hands of llioso who would cheerfully undo thc
work of the Inst two years-could they ? Thc
South itself would bo divided-in tunny of tile
Southern States Ihc popular vulo would bo r
large opposition majority-in tho North lite
Kepublicnn parly would ho united by dofoot
and it is dilficult to seo whoro Ibo power of sue!
an administration would come from. Wo ma)
delude ourselves if wc choose, by shutting om
eyes to the future and longing for tho pnsl; bu
it seems to U3 that this last Supplemental Act
and tho concluding warning of tho l'residont'i
veto, ought lo ct'iivinao us thal tho rovolutioi
through which wc havo so far passed, lins dotti
its work as well upon tho Constitution us upoi
us, ?nd thal wo could us readily rcbiilbl out
houses from thc charred ami blackened frng
nicnls which murk tho volito of General HIIEH
MAN'S invading army, us rcsloro from ils proscn
ruins tho old Constitution of tho United Stales
Tho ipicstion MOW is simply, whether Ivo wi)
uso such opportunity ns is alfordod, and encl
power as is left UH, to secure, ni far ns wo oan
thc interest - of thc .South in thc future open inj
before us.
WANTS.
WANTED-vt LEHM MN. BVERYWHBill
-Ladies sud Gent lernen-$1 no lo 606(1 per monti
to aoll Ibo GENUINE COMMON-SENSE FAMILY HEW
INO MACHINE. Prico only i in. This Machino wil
stitch, bein, fell, tuck, bimi, .polt, braid, and cmbroldcj
Tho cloth. cannot ho pi?lod apart, ovun oller cullin
ocrosa tho scam every quarter of an Inch. Kver
Machino warranted three years. I end for circulars no
terms lo agents, or rall at MCDOWELL'S BLOCK, coi
ncr Fourth and Green s?rcela, lxn?srlilc. Ky.
1ILIS3 A MoKATIIBON,
General Agents.
N. D.-Positively uono genuino ?nicas coming Ihrougi
our oin....
Juno 4 lut lindum
FOR SALE.
Inut HALE, A CARRYALL. WITH i WI
' Seals, polo and shaft. Also, a set of donblo an
singlo ll AHN ESS, all tn good order. Can bo seen au
bargabiod fur cash or a limo note at thirty dava, at No
Ul Lynch ilreet. May 17
TO RENT.
TO RENT-ROOMS ON BROAD STRIGKT
between Cliurch and East Day .trocla, sultablo fo
offices ur sleeping apart inuit*.
lt. M. MAllSUALL A URO.,
Tleal Eslato Agents, No. 33 lim ul street.
July SO_ _'_3
TO RI'.NT, A COMMODIOUS DOUNE, HIT
UATED on tho north sida of Warren street, neal ti
Om icsldenco nf I.. C. Clifford, Ksq., In a pb esaut om
health} nclgbborhoed. It ronUIni elghl minaro rooms
willi double Piazza In front. Cistern, and reqi?aitirout
building.. Possmslou given on 19th August neat, lenin
moder?le. Apply to BREWSTER A HPKATT.
July 31 clutha_No. 08 broad stre-t.
m?? RENT, TWO FHONT ROOMS, TO.
JL gollicrwlth Vlle.lieu arcmnmodallons. Todosirabli
Knuin.i thc rent will bo moderate. For further partlen
rs apply at this Office._ July IS.
stxeota, baring .-..item and stables on tho premises, am
good areomunxlatioua for aervouta. lient low. Apph
to H. HAUT, hr., No. 333 Klug atreoL July U
LOST.
T OST. ON SATURDAY NIGHT LAST, A
JU BLACK MILCH OOAT. wlUi white forehead; ll
good order. A suitable, rowan! will bo paid for her rc
covary, on appllcaUou to H. si KIN KEN. Wlicoiwrigb
Sbop, Meeting street, opposite Spring street
July 30_1?
LOST, ON SUNDAY. A FAIR OF GOLE
SPECTACLES, by o lady returning homo fron
He : li el church through Pitt street. A liberal reward wil
he given if lan at No. 401 KINO SI BEET, oppoallo Clio
itel Green._1 July 30
LOST-A HULL TEUKIEIl, NAME JACK
greyish whlto color, ono car shorter than tho other
A sultablo reward will be paid l y bringing the dog tc
Major-Goucrol SICKLES' bouse. No. 37 CHAJILOITI
STREET. 3 July 30
STRAYED.
STRAYED, FROM THE DUH? STORK
No. 331 King sit cet. o while and llvcr-colorci
PulNTER PUP, about seven mouth? old. Any ono re
turning tho some to Use above placo will bo suitably rc
warded. A. W. ECKEL.
July ?O
EDUCATIONAL.
INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.
MRS. NICHOLS, A NATIVE OF CHARLESTON
ont during tho past fifteen \ ears a resident lr
fcuropc, la desirous of giving Instruction tn Uio Freud
Language, cattier at her own residence or at tho housei
of ber pupila.
Inquire at Mrs. FINNEY'd, No. 190 King atreoL
May 33
BOARDING.
BOARDING-TURKIC 1?LKASANT ROOM*
with good lu i A lt li can bo had on luiniodlato opp]!
cation to No. 69 CHURCH STREET, weat aldo, neal
Trodd street. Terms reasonable. Juno 13
1.EXCELLENT HOARD. AT VERY LOW
j ratea, In the mont central buslucas part of tho cltv,
without lodging, lr a prlvoto house, con uow bo bad.
Fox particulars address "X. L," Poatofficc. Moy 16
COPARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF J. D. HADKNICnT A BROS. WAi
dl.iolvo.i on the loth May ls t, by Ibo death of Air.
J.D. HA BEN (CUT. H. L. IIAUENIOUT,
July 34, 18(17. C. UABENICUT.
THE SOUSCRIBISH
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF T?K LATE
Urra, at tho old stand, No. 4 TItADD STREET.
U. L. ll \ Ii KN (CUT.
wa-Debts duo tho lalo Arm muet bo IMMEDIATELY
settled up. _thama_July as
DISSOLUTION!
TOE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under tho carno of R. AUNOLD A CO., was dleo.vcd
by ito own Umltauon, on tho 1st of April last. Thc baal
ncaa will bo coullnuod by Ibo subscriber at tho Old
Stand, No. 319 Meeting direc t, whoro Mr. A. E. OA!)
DEX cnn bo found ready to attend lo tho customers ol
tho cstabllsment. R. ARNOLD.
July Isl, 1887. No. 319 Meeting atrcot.
July 1 . jmo
FINANCIAL.
HON OS, STOCKS AND COUPONS.
BONDS OP AI.:. KINDS
Ht.lev - oral! kinda
Coupons of all kinds
Bank Pilla m all kind*.
Bought at highest rates by
ANDREW M. MORELAND,
July 13 Imo Broker, No. 8 Brood atreot
TOBACCO, ETC.
"Li CRIOLl"
SEGAR STORE,
CORNER BROADWAY AM) 17 Til STREET,
NEW YORK.
TUB UNDFRSIONED WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE
hil Southern friends. Tho choicest HAVANA BK
OARS, of all tho leading brands, with a gonorol assort?
ment of Smokcra' Article j alwaya on hand.
June?_ D. OITOLENGUI, Agent
THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,
SATINO ON HAND A LAHOR SUPPLY OF BRADS'.
MADE CLOTHING, suluible for GcnUomon, La
and Children, and being desirous of diminishing onr
Block before tho .rason od ranees too far, wo would cane
elaRy draw the attention of Ibo publie towards the rcdiio
tlon which will be mado lu our prices for tho next two
oe three woek. from dato. . .
Apply ot tho DEPOSITORY,
January 39_No. 17 Chalmer, atrcct.
NOT'OR. I
./ OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OP POLICE, )
_u_CuAju**roM, a C., May 4. 1BC7. I
rT\BK REO UL AR INSPECTION OP TUE LOTS AND
1 tnclorures, vaults, Ac-, will commence On Uondau
nut, it luiL Owners and occupants aro hereby rraolretl
to noe that their premises are in good condition arid Unit
idl (Ulli sud garlttgo la romovod aa required by Ordi?
nal, ec. Other inspection, will fellow. . i
Brordtrof Mayor Oaiixano. .'.?
0. B. fliaWALD.
Chief of Police,
_MEETINGS._
ruin.ii iii Kit TI\?.
VU. CITIZENS IN KA VDU ?IF THU RECONSTHUC
TION measures or Ibo HMll oii<l 4?tli Congre-? oro
lo wi. a lo allouil a mam M.. edin: at Hibernian Hall Thu
r.re>i>??.atflO/ctoca. _ 1_Jsaty??
CITY t?UNflIi.
TUE I ir? in, A H MILTING WILL BK III LD
Ttth /My. In fournil Chamber, ut & oVlock, V.
july 30 _1_Clerk of Uoanrctt.
CIIAHI.KSTON SUCIA I. Cl.OH.
riMIK Ill-OUI.Alt MONTHLY MKETTNO OK THU
X abota Club will Ink? lila?? ni lite HOOIIIK TMt {Tun
ihiy) Keening, al 8 o'clock.
AH mailer' ? bAiraarlaoee will be urcatiitw lac cnoaw
titration, o fuU ?u ' iittiictuol attendance ls deslrra.
Dy ot ilvr of tbe Freiddeul.
' JAMES J. QR\CF,
July 30 *. _Secretary.
AMU8EMENT3._
GUANI)I FESTIVAls AMD PltOHHXAUH
CONCERT
WILL HF. 11IVKN UY TUB LADIEH OF THU MIS?
SION PHESUYTF.UIAN CIIHHCH (E. J. ADAMS.
Fautor), forillo BENEFIT OF TUEIH EDIFICE, now lu
connut of erection In George street, botweon Kin? and
St. Phillip?, on To-ilnrrnm Kreiling, 31st tun taut, aud
riinridiiy Keening, lal Aujuat, ut tho Club Koonin In
Mention below Broad utreet. Tho ovcumg wlU bo enli?
vened by inuilc suitable tor tito oreusion.
Admission M conta. 3? July 30
INSURANCE.
WOULD MUTUAL
?MM1 m\n\\
OF
NEW YORK,
.. A. uaw.
SAMUEL Wn.LETB.
OLIVEH H. aOUDON.
S. ll. OUITTENDEN.
EETEIt C. COBNELb.
Hon. WM. KELLY.
WM. H. TIBDALE.
i OIU L. HEECKMAN.
JOH. A.UPHAGUE.
HUFUS ll. OHAVES. .
ALEX. V. BLAKE.
I JAMES S. NUH.M.
WM. C. FOWLER,
i SAMT. ll. CALDWELL.
N. S. BENTLEY.
WM. lb PRENTICE.
J. lt. FHOTHINOUAM.
Hon. S. TAU EU.
BOAIU> OK iiinrcTons :
I. H. FHOTHINGHAM.
GEO. L. WILLAH 1).
U. E. PIEHHKPJNT.
OEO. F. THOMAS.
JOHN HOLSEY.
E. TOWNSEND.
TUOS. T. BUCKLEY.
HENDY A. BWIFT.
J AH. H. PRENTICE
II. M LS - ENUK.il.
UEO. L. NICHOLS.
J. W. FltOTHINOIIAM.
WM. C. Bb Kl .DUN.
OLIVER H. CARTER.
LEWIS ll. LODEH.
J.T. U. MAXWELL.
EZRA T. PRENTICE
UENJ. HICKS.
or.icr.ns :
OEOROE L. Wn.I.ARD. President.
O. H. GORDON.. Vico President.
C. ?. PLY EU, Secretary and Actuary.
THE PLANS FOU BUSINESS FOR THIS INSTIT!
TH IM aro very Uborol and atlrtcUvo to tiiono wbo wis
.o luHuro ll iel V Uvea lu a Fills 1' CL \SS COMPANY. Il
bunine., tn .erv tarup anti rapidly increasing, AU tb
various kinds St polen,. .... V. ........ .... " invorabl
lenna as uro olTcrcd In any otber good Compauy In ul
coun'rv. DIVIDENDS increado with tho ogo of tb
Policy. Kon-partlclpaUng rates aro lower Uisn thoso t
nny Company in thc world. Losses paid In thirty daj
aBur dun nolico and proof of death. Liberal arrangi
incut* m ele lu regard to travel. One-third of tim ni noni
ot premium will bo loam d tho policy-holder if desired.
J. ALFHED CAY. General Agent.
OIUco In roar ol Elmuru Insurance.
July 13 etntb?mo Law Hange, Broad street.
DENTISTRY.
THEO. F. CHUPEIN,
DENTIST,
OF Fir E. - - - No. ?ra KINO STREEM
NEARLY OPPOSITE BASEL.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH II
SEHTED at moderato pricen.
OS- TEETH EXTRACTED without pain by means i
C ll I. U ll O F U II RI
NITROUS OXYD,
Or by DH. HlCHAnDSON'B apparatus for producing
I.ut Al, ANESTHESIA.
Marchs tullin Gmo
HOTELS.
S. SWANDALE
PROPRIETOR CP TIIK
Mansion House,
OREEN VILLE, S, C.
Julio S
"PAVILION HOTEL.
A FINE LUNCH
OOP y,Oll 1? VOl'V T)!iy,
FROM ll TO ia 1--J O'CLUCK,
Juno S
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.
FRorttismns :
WM, A. HURD.Of New Orlcaai
W. F. CORKERY.Of Sitotteivood Hotel, Rtcbmon?
Tele/; milli anti Railroad ?filccs in Rotunda or Hotel
Juno 17 Omo
STEVENS HOUSE, Noa. Ul. lift, US ANO ?ll
Uroadway, N. y., uppinllo DowUug Green-( n th
Duropcau Plan.-THE STEVENS HOUSE ls well am
widely known io tho travelling public. Tho location la cs
pcctaUy mutable to merchants and luminosa men; lt ls ii
close proximity to tho business part of tho eily-ls oi
Ibo highway of Southern and Western travel-?nd adja
cent to aU tho |irmci|ial Railroad and Steamboat dopcts
Tho ST I. Vt NS UOUSE has liberal occoruiuudatlnc io
over 300 gui ats-lt is well furnished, and possesses ever;
modern improvement for tho comfort and eolcrtsinmeu
of Ita i liman H. i m rooms aro spacious and well vcuti
lated-prto i.lcd willi gas sud water-the attendance I
prompt and respectful-and the Uldo la generously pre
vlded with every delicacy of Um season at moderate ratea
Tho rooina having boen refurnished and remodolcd, w
aro ona!' situ offer oura Mei mies fm tho comfort sui
pleasure, "f our guests. GEO. E. O&ASE k CO.,
May 23 Omo Proprietors.
AFFLICTED !
SUFFER NO MORE!
When by tho nae of DB, JOINVILLE'S KLDCIB yot
can bo cured poruiaucoUy, aud at a trifling cool.
Tlic astonishing success which baa attended thia tn
valuable medicino for Physical and Nervous Weakness
acnoral Debility and Prostration, Loss ol Muscular En
crgy, Impotency, or any of the consequences of youthfu
Indiscretion, renders lt the most valuable proparauoi
over discovered.
It wUl remoro all nervous affections, depression, ex
eiiement, incapacity to study or business, loss of momo
ry, confusion, thought* ol soif dostrucUon, fears of in
sanity. Arc It wUl restore tho appetite, renew tho heall!
of thou who havo destroyed lt by sensual oxcoas or ovl
practices.
Young Men, bo humbugged no moro by "Quack Doc
lora"and Ignorant practitioners, but aend without dela'
fur the Elixir, and bo at once restored fu health and hap
pincas. A perfect Cure it Gnarann ...1 in every Instance
Price SI, or four bottles lo ono sddro>s S3,
Ono boUle is Bufflcicnt to effect a cure In all ordin?r]
cases.
ALSO, DR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for Un
speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrheas, Gloot, Ure
Ul ral Discharges, Gravel, Stricture, and aU aflecUona c
tho Kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected tn from me ti
Ovo days. They aro prepared from vegetable oxlracu
thal aro harmless on Uio system, and never neueeafo tin
stomach or imprcguate tho breath. No chango of die
ls u eec seary while using thom, nor docs their acUon ll
any manner lu ter lo rc wiUi business pursuits. Prit o tl
lier box. . .
Either of tho above-mentioned articles wlU be rent t<
any address, closely sealed, and post-paid, by maU o:
express on receipt of price. Address all orders to
DE1IGE , SHOTTS At CO., Chouilst*.
March 90 ly No. IAS Uiver atroet. Troy, N. Y.
PUBLIC NOTICE,
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, 1
January 3, I8S7.1
TYUTJLIO NOTICE Ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDKll
jL the following Ordlnanoo license* havo boen pre?arte
for delivery from thia Othes. 8. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
Sae. 1. BtU Ordained ly ike Hagar and Aldcmcnu.
City Council atttmblal, That from ?and after tho Aral ta
of January, Uceases shall bo taken ont for til carl*, dray
and wagons, used for pr?valo and domestic purposes, tu
tho samo manner, and according to tho same provision*
now of force In relation to carts, drays and wagons, lei ni
driven for biro, except giving boutls. And each and.
cart, dray or wagon, shaU bo provided with a badas con
tain lng tho number thereof, aud marked Pr?vale, to u
placed on tho outside of Ibo abaft.
Sac. 3. No person shall bo taken by tho Treasurer sa
surely to auy bond under tho Ordinance concerning 11
censes for carts, drays, wagons and other carnages, un?
less ho or she bo a freeholder.
Sao. 3. The following shall hereafter bo the rates fin
licensee for publia and private carts, drays, wagons, kc,
including tho horses or males u*od tboroof, which ahsU
bo free from other la ia Hon :
rrrsuo CARTS, usa va, ETC., OR moss EMTLOTIH rn ARI
noamlia WIIACTVRH, ron mas DIRECT OS iKDisavor.
For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by one horse or
mule, 110.
For ovory cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two horsoeor
mutes, asa.
For every hack and carriego with two wheels, 130.
For ovcry lisck and carriage with four wheels, HO.
For every stago or omnibus (except Une omnibus
with two horses, SCO.
For every stage or omnibus (excopt Un* omnibus
drawn by four ti o tie, i, tm
For every truck drawn by two or more horse* or moles
$00. . *
For every expr?s* wagon drawn by two or moro horses
or mules, ICO.
murali OASTS Aim FR?TATE CARTS, CHATI, ETC
For every bread cart or wagon, ld.
For ovcry cart, dray or wagon, used fur private or do?
mestic purpoets, and not to bo employed in tbe trios,
porting of goods, waree, merchandise!, lumber, or any
other commodity, far compensa ti an, either dlrocUy er
Indirectly for tho same, shall pay for a Recuse tho sum cl
le, exclusivo of the horne or mule,
. Ratified tn City Council, this lSLh day of January
'1* JU] In ?io y car of oar Lord one thousand eight hut>
tired sud aixty-ilx.
P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor.
By the Mayor. *
January 8 ff. P. BMTTa. Ol erk of Council
E. M. WHITING-,
?OKONEB AND MAQISTBATE,
AAB REMOVED HTS OFVTCB I HOM CHALMkTlfi
?,o NO. n oeuBO-?n?S?J.
SEWING WACHINES.
SPECIAL TELEU It A M FROM THE
PAItlM SOlilMISITIOIV.
M E D A Ii AWARDED
TO THE
Mi? SWING vu HIM; (0.
NEW YOIIK OFFICE. No.fiia BROADWAY.
J), ll. HASELTON,
No. Ml KINO-ST., COU. LIllElt'i Y.
Goners! Agent for South Carolina omi Florida.
July 30 tuthfO
GLOTHING.
N Ci. PARKER,
LATE PARK E ll ft CHILI),
PEALE It IN
CLOTHING, HOOTS, SHOES, HATS
ANO
FURNISHING GOODS.
June ll No. 103 EAST DAY.
CALL AND EXAMINE
m ir SJ (M iv OF
SUMER CLOTHING,
WHICH WE WILL OFFER FOR FIFTEEN DAY!"
AT COST AND UNDER,
TO MARE PREPARATION FOR OUR FALL STOCK
LINEN SACKS.tl.as, ?3.00 and ITU*
LINEN PANTS.tl.AO and f J.?
LINEN VESTS.$1.60 omi fi Ol
FLANNEl. SACKS ANO PANTS.$1.0t
CHECK LINEN SUITS-SACKS. PANTS AND
VESTS.M.?
WHITE DUCK SACKS AND FANTS.IS.lji
DLACK ALPACA SACKS.?3.00. ?4.00 ami tO.oc
BLACK ALPACA PANTS IKOIMI article).?3.0!
Tho above doods aro our own make, ami wo warran
them equal lo Um best rn.toin work.
0. E. & A. S. JOHNSON,
.No. 317 KIM. STREET,
July 50 BluthO OPPOSITE SOCIETY ST.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN
AT
No. 219 KING STREET,
One door south'Market street.
20 PER CENT.DISCOUNT,
NOW 18 THE TIME TU DUH THE BEST
QUALITY OF
MIEN'S
AND
YOUTHS'
SEASONABLE CLOTHING
EVER OFFERED Di TUTS CITY, WITH A
" LAI ?OE LOT OF THE CELEBRATED
STAR BRAND
SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
AND
DRAWERS,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Having perfected arrangements with my Manu
facturera, I am ah lo to sell tho cn tiro STOCK at
tho above discount.
Price of oach ARTICLE marked in plain figures.
Agent.
B. M. McTUBEOUS, Snp't
July 35
"Prevention is Better tuan Cure. "
DR. RICORIVS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.
?PPROYED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
the Vn neb M wit cal Faculty, aa thu only aafs and
?ble antidote against infection from 8peclal Disease*.
Thia lnvsluablo prcparaliou la aultod for either sex, and
baa proved, from ampio experience, Ibo moat efficient
and reilablo Preventivo over di ?co cered, thua effccUng a
desideratum long aougbl for tn tho Medici World. U
uaod accordion; to ill roctions overy possibility of danger
may be aTOidod; a single application will radically neu?
tralizo tba venereal vlrua, expel all Impurllloa from the
absorbent v?asela, and render contamlnsUon Impossible.
.Do wiso In limo, and at a rory small outlay, save hours ni
untold bodily and mental torments.
Tlda mout reilablo specific, aa universally adopted In
the Old World, la new offered for arie for the first limo In
America by F. A. DUPORT 4t CO., only authorise!
Agents for tho United H isles.
Price t3 per botUr. Largo botU?, double auto, ?5.
The usual d taco un t to the trade. Sent, aecuroly
locked, on receipt of prior, to any address, willi din?.
Ilona and pamphlet, by addressing to
r. A. DUTO RT k CO.,
Sole Agonis for Dr. Rloord's P. U,
May M lyr No. 13 Poid Street, Now York.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Omer CLKBX OT COUHOTL, l
Hay 16X7. I
The toUowlrut 8 ec lion of " An Ordinance to abolish the
office of Superintendant of Street* ; to provide for Keep?
ing (ho Streets, Lanca, Alloys, and opon Courts lu th.
City of Charleston Clean, and for other purposes," ts
hereby published for the in formst! on of all concerned i |
For tho duo protection of the said contractor or con?
tractors, it iifurtiur ordained. That overy owner, loaeeo, j
occupant aaa tenant of any premises fronting In any I
street, lane, alley, or open const, ahall on every day
(Bundaya erupted) havo tho dirt, filth, garbage, or other
ofial, placed In front of his or her lot, in a barro!, box or
heap, and In readiness for tho contractor, by the hour of
seven o'clock, A. M.. I rom tho Hist day or May to the
first day of November In every year ; and by the hour ol
nine o'clock, A. M., from the first day of NOVOID ber to
tho first day of May follow tua. And any person offend?
ing herein, or piscine; any dirt, filth, garbage, or other
oflel, In any street, lane, or alley, or opon court, after the
hours ahora named, ahall be subject to a fine not lesa
than two nor moro than flvo dol?an, for each and every
offence, to bo Imposed by Ul. Mayor.
By order W. D. SMITH,
May IB _Clerk of Connell.
THE CAROLINA TIMES,
Pl ll 1.1 S11K? AT 'ORANOBDUnO ?7. ll,
fTVHIB PATER CTROULATE8 THROUGHOUT TUP
_L; tu ld dla portion of th? Stats, and offers the beal
f?c ni ties fe r t?rertiserf, February n
GROCERY AND M!8CEUANE0US.
(JOHN, OATS, FLOTH, HAY.
r>f\f\f\ IMJ8HB?I PIUMB winn: MILMXU
dUOU 00??. ?. ?>oi.i UiKllmj.
HKHJ bunhclH prime (MU
ns blilF. Bina, Swot md low priced Flour
?IX) bales primo N. It. liny.
For salo by ?MIS CAMPSF.S A; CO.?
No. ll Mario I. o|i|Nja(luStatestreet.
July 30_3_
COHN.
i AAA B?B1IBIJS WKSTKltS WHITE ?OBX.
COHN ! COHN ! COHN !
I.Will NC) KX HT KA M ICHS SKA (HM.AXIl
MAUAliU?SA I
ti-rvrv misuEi.3 PIUME MARYLAND MILLING
J I UU COHN.
1300 bushel* primo Weat- rn Corn.
IK HTOKH.
looo BtmUBMI PIUMB VKIXOW mux.
l or Mk. Inw by Kl KNIIOI.'SK A: CU.,
.inly ag No. 1 Ul Haul Bay.
POTATOES.
T7WR HALF, ir, IIARItELH SOUTHERN POTATO E>?,
JL selected for IU!H marie I.
MM),
1000 HEADS LONG ULAND CAI BAOI1S.
BOUB1II LAWLRSP,
, July 30 I* WO. tl Klais ?Ittel.
_1?(?T?T??S~1V()T?T0KS, &c. "
HENRY BRANDES.
Nt?. 07 STATU STRICKT,
OFFERS FOU KAI ti ITl'l Y IIULS. CHOICE "LONG
ISLAND" POTATOES,lauding Irsm steamer E. li.
Bowler.
AUW,
To nrrlve pcrMeane r chaiiipi'in:
1000 I,i a.IM Lung iHlaml UAUBAUBK
mi bblrt. l'oUloe?
10 blilH. new Union i
1.10 liualielH African Pea Nols.
_JtilyJJ9 _ _9_
FLOUR ! F LOU H ! FLOU lt !
1 fT A SACKS AN I? HALF SACKS FAMILY FLOUR
1 ')\ I from Hie (.?ramie Mill?. Anguila, (leo. Uli?
Flour ni cn 1.11 ic I expressly fur lannie nuil Ix warranted
lo bo second lo mme Manufactured tn Ibo Ki util. A
regular supplv w ill be kent OH band during Ibo henton,
nuil will bo nulli In lol?, ni mill pi leen, adding freight,
drayogo nud lax.
ALSO, is BTOIIE:
UM sacks BAKERS' FLCUK, willie mills
I'll sacks low priced Flour
III bblii. low iirietsl I'luur. For salo by
STENHOUSE k cu.,
July 23 No. Ill) I-nal Day.
SCOTCH ALES.
fpiiNNF.NT'S PALE ALF.
X Tennent'!! Double Strong Ale.
Bernard's 1 '.alt india Ale.
Bernard's Edinburgh Ale.
In Gloria and Slime,
lu store and ill Bon,!.
For aalo by 11011T. MUHE k Cl).
July M_ -u _j?
FLOUR ANO KY KU P.
QA A HACKS SUPER AND EXTRA FI.OL'It
iJV/U H barrel? Portland Syrup.
For aalo by STIIEET DUOS, k CO.
July '10
?ACON ! 1JAC0N 1 H ACON 1
QR UIID8. 1'Itt Mi: It lilli 1.1) AND CLEAH ItI lt Iii: 1)
Ot) SIDES ASDSHOULDEUS. Lauding and for ?alu
by LAU1IEY k ALF.WNDKIt,
July 29_1 _ No. lin East Day.
tl CNN Y CLOTH.
1 TA ROLL?-ABOUT SIXTY YA11DS EACH.
JL 4 \J For aalo nt
July 241 lino MEETING STIIEET ICE HOUSE.
FOll SALE.
PRIME SMOKED DACOX. HAMS, POnK TRIM?
MINGS. Atc., kc, at reduced price?. In (jiiaulllU*
to ault purchasers.
Apply to McKAY k CAMI* It ELL.
July ll_No. Lie Meeting etrcct.
COTTON CARDS? ROPE, BAG
OIMO, TWINE, SOAP, .s.e.
9CASES SUPEIUOR COITOS CAHDS, 30 BY t. RUtT
A1ILE for Factory purposes, Jutt received from
Liverpool.
10 balea, 1 ', lb?., Duiideo Hagging
IO I .ad M MI i uriel "j and 3 Ply Twine
20 lioxcsSuap.
For .?ale tow by nunn k DLAKkV
July 27 atntha _Boyce's Wharf.
JOHN MAC GREGOR & CO.,
NOS. 178 AND 180 PEAHL-ST.,
Acic York,
TMPOHTKRS. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
J. INDIA, SCOTCH AND KENTUCKY BAGGING,
(IONSY HAGS AND BURI.AP SUITAULE FOB WHEAT
AND COHN SACKING; ulna, a laren and completo atock
of BALE HOPE, embracing Western luacbinc-mado
Hemp, Manilla, Flax tud Jule, Baling 'twine*, etc., all of
wtilih tbey offer at fair prices.
July 23 -'nie
?U? W. WILLUIK & m.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS AiND BANKERS,
11.IY.VK STREET,
CIIAllLESTOiN, S, CJ,
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Cotton. Factoi's,
cnuncn STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
WILLIAMS, TAYLOR & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
NO. m MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
May 7 tulba3mo
CALIFORNLA WINE COMPANY.
(iNConronaTED novEMSEn 1, 18G?.)
WINES,
' FP.OM THE VINEYARDS OP
Sonoma, Los Angelos aud Napa
Counties, California.
W. H. CHAFFE, Agent.
NO. 207 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
HOCK, SHERRY, SWEET ANGELICA, MUSCATEL,
Port, Wino Hilt, i i. claret. Sn nenin Urandy, California
Catawba, Sonoma champagne (lu quarta). Sonoma Cham*
pagno lin pints, 21 bi a cana)-in wood and glass.
April 30_tuttit?mos
THOMAS R. AGNEW,
latrosTEB AN n DEAi.cn IN
Fine Gi-ocerlee, Choice Tena, Etc.. Efo,
NOS. 200and202 GREENWICH- ,T" COR. OF MURRAY,
NEW YORK.
November
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL BBVKLATIoy*
MADE BY TUE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.
?JHK REVAI M SECRET* NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
O Shu reato roa to bapplncaa tlioao who, from doleful
event,, catastrophes, crussos in love, loan of relations ami
friands, loss of money, Ate., bava beoonio despondent.
8ho briDgn logclbor those long aepamted, gives inlorraa
tlon concerning abnent Wmi.li or lovers, restores lost or
stolon property, IclLj you Uio bmilucss yon aro best
qualified nj purdue, anil in what you will bo moat sucre??
nil, aausca ?peedy marriagca, and tells you tho very day
you will marry, give? yi u Uio names, llkeneHH and char
arlcrlslica of Uio iioraou. Sba reads yourvery Ibougbta,
sod by ber almost supernatural powers, unvalU tim dork
and hlddcu mysteries ol Ibo future. From thu stars wo
see Ul tbo Armament-tho mair.Ile ?tara that overcomo or
pr. doini nat? lu tho configuration-1 rom Uio aspects and
postUouB of tba planots and tbo Oxod stars In tho bCAVeus
at the Hun of blrUi, abo dednata tbs Allure destiny ( f
man. Fall Dot lo consult the greatest Astrologist ou
earth. It coats you but a trillo, sud you may never again
have ao favorable an opportunity, Cunsoltollon foo, with
likeness and aU desired Inlormatiou, ll. Partios living
at a distance can consult Uio Madame by mall with equal
safety and aatiafae.Uou to Uiemaolvca, as If in person. A
full and explicit char t, written out, with all inquiries le
aworod and likeness encloaod, noni by mall on recolpt tl
price above mentioned. Tho alrlcleat eoe rosy will ho
maintained, and all correspondence returned ordostr..>?
f l. Reforfnces of the hlghost order fm-nlshcd those .n
siring them, Write plainly tbs da\ of the mouth J e..I
year In which you wore born, enclosing s amati toe-of
hair.
Address, MADAMS H. A. PERRIOO,
P. O. DHAWBB 293, Burr ALO, S. Y.
March 30 ly
THE
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Office Ko. 147 Meeting slrwt.
CONNECTIONS
wrrn ALL
Bailroads Throughout
t UK
UNITED STATES.
Every attention gi?en to tho salo
Transmission of Freight, Monoy,
! and Valuables.
WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGHT
TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY
FREE OF CHARGE.
II. Bi PsAANT.Westdeut,
April 10 Augusta, (J a,