The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 05, 1867, Image 2
ttoj $>?l% pm*
NiqWS 8?JMMARY.
Oold dosed in Now Yockon Saturday ni 40}.
Coltun duned al 28} for Middling Uplands.
Bwcdcn in about lo increase her Hort dy a formi?
dable, ironclad, tho Scorpion. Tho turret of thin
ship in ta carry Ai.jinnto.NO gani ol' tho heaviest
calibre.
A Inigo bcd of paint, (if various .colon) mid of
superior quality, bau been (Uncovered in tho town
Hhip of Tino Pinion, Bovell niilen from Allegan,
Mich. It IH tbrco miles in length.
A now factory in Lebanon, ti. II., boa been pur?
chased by tho American Paient Kpongn Company
for $18,1)00. The Company reduces tpnngos to pul|i
to boused instead of bair mattresses nnd general
upholstery.
A noli I ?om' monument at Wcrtlbornfiuid, Conn.,
contains, beside ibo llamen of tho dead, Ibosc of
"ono hundred vol ti n (cern who totumo il in health."
Tho next Hiing, says thu Doa'un l'os!, will bc a
monument to those who stayed nt home.
MAXIMILIAN'S enddlo, valued at moro than n
I In.m,nuil dollars in gold, lum boen presented by
General Trovers, of thc Mexican army, to Mr. C.
II. Sn.u.t-UY, nf Ibo Metropolitan Hotel, Washing?
ton. Thc fiaddlo in ornamented and inlnid with
oliver and cold.
A Brussels letter gives conic information as to a
Civic i H m which in K?i"R to ho founded in
llelgium for nets of ilcvotcdiicss. It Mill bc in
ouanicl mounted in gold for tho lind class nnd in
silver for tho second. Tho project has been well
received, and will be soon carried out.
It is oaid that tho King of Grccco will not ac?
cept thc Russian roligion on bis marriage with tho
Grand Duchess OIXIA, bocaueo bis father, tho
Kic: of Denmark, JOCK not desiro it. dis chil?
dren will, however, bo brought up in tho ortho?
dox Greek faith.
Last year a numboi of literary ri flo volunteers
in England clubbed together nnd produced a mis?
cellany under tho title of Ibo Kai wi;;. This year
tho members of ibo First Middlesex artillery volun.
tcers havo produced a creditable volume of nnniB
itif" litcraturo, nuder tho titlo of ibo Handspike.
Tho Prussia!) Government continues ita nego?
tiations with Denmark. A noto ia now being pre?
pared in Doiiin which will stato what guaranteer
Prussia expects Denmark to givo to tho ( im manu
of North Scbloswig beforo it will eminent lo Ibo
retrocession of this district to Dotimnrk.
Tho Russian Grnud Duko ALEXIS, Ibo C/nr's
youngest son, alter a stay at Constantin! plo, left
on Ibo 2Gth ou bonrd tho Itnssiau sicamor ?tvq, to
visit tho monasteries of Mount Atbos, from whence
bo prococds to Cadiz, wbcro bo is lo embark on
board thu AJ.KXANUEB. NEVSKI Trigalo, in which bo
will visit tho West Indios and tho United Slates.
Ho will return lo llussia by Constantinople.
Tho Japnncso in Paris bnro taught tho cooks at
tho Grand Hotel bow to "bako" ico croom. Freeze
your icc ns bard as possible, wrap il quickly in a
very tbin crust of pastry, and put it in an oven.
Tho pastry will bo baked beforo Ibo icc melts (for
tbo pastry is a good non-conductor of beat); Berro
bot, and you may enjoy tho plcasuro of eating bot
pastry and ico cronin at tbo cunio time.
Tho Loudon Jhtity A'ctos states that tho accumu?
lation of money in all chief cities of 1'uro? o con?
tinues almost without interruption. Tho publio
oro boarding tho saino ns a year ago, willi this
diiferonce, thal inbtcad of locking up bank natos
in privato snfos (hoy doposit tboir funds with
bankers. Heneo there is moro money availiblo for
discount purposea, nnd tho rato, instead of being
10 per cont., is barely 2.
The registration in Loudon county, Ya., is now
complcto, aud sums up as follows : Whites, 270C;
colored, 092. Thoro wcro about 5500 colored poo
plo in that county in 1800, of whom ah mt 500 left
during tho war. Their registration, Ibercforo, is
supposed to bo full. Thoro wcro about C000 whites,
and this would make their voting population equal
to 3200, of whom not exceeding 200 aro disfran?
chised, aud il would seem that about 200 qualified
voters havo failed to rcgislor.
Paper mouoy is at last invading Texas. That
Btato, which, during and nineo tho rebellion, en?
joyed a coin currency, is about to exebango it for
greenbacks and fractional curroncy. On tho
Texas Central Railroad paper money bas begun to
bo received f.r passage and freights. This is Ibo
entering weane far tho introduction of paper
money all over ibo Btato, mid it will lhere, ns
evcrywhoro o!ao, banish gold and silvor from cir?
culation.
Porno adventurous spirits bavo been indulging
in queer aquatic sports on ibo Hudson, noir Troy.
Tbrco men raced ncrosa tho river in washtubs, for
a stake only largo enough to mnko Ibo gamo inter?
esting, and two of thom wcro tvpsot. Another raeo
was between blindfolded boat men in skiffs, from
tho ahoro to an inland in Ibo river. Ono of tho
contestants ran into tbo sboro a milo bolow on the
samo sido fi om which bo bad started.
A dispatch from Washington statos that a re?
port is being mbdo np nt tho Treasury showing
that there aro over 20,000 omelets connected with
tho Department through its varied revenue
branches. Twenty thousand ofticiabi in a singlo
department or tho Gorcrnuiont! This number is
nearly double tito strength of tho grand aggrogato
of thc army of tho United Slates at t'jo commence?
ment of tho war.
Tho effect of tho low3 against cntti.ag and in
favor of planting trees lu Franco baa bren such
that, of late years, instead of n steady decrease in
tho extent of woodland in tho cmpiro, thcro has
been a constant gain. In 1850 tho wooded aurfaco
of Franco waa 8,783,313 hectares, or loss than 22,
COO.OOO acres, tbo wbolo number of acres of land
in Franco being at least 125,000,000. In 18G5 thc
number of hectares in wood bad iucroascd to over
9,000,000, or nearly a million acres moro than tu?
leen years before.
There is a furore in Ptris for a new stylo of
watch at tho present moment. It in large, mada
of ebony, and ornamonted at tho back with the
I nit iain Of thc owner in sil vu , Or objo with fanciful
arabesques. Tim dial plato, which is small, is sur?
rounded by a thick circlo ol obony, tbo ligures and
boure being in silver. This watch bangs from an
ebony ch?telain, tho ringa of which aro ornamented
with Hilver, ar.d joined together either by bars or
bolla of silver, according to tho pattern of the
chatelaine.
Tho Commissioner of tho General Land Office is
taking means to obtain accurate information in
regard to tho extent of the several railroads of Ibo
United Statos-Iboso completed and those pro?
jected and 1. oguii. To (hin end ho baa opened cor?
respondence with State authorities in order to
havo tho corxectnosB of tho data tested which tho
Commissioner bas collected. It is intendod to re?
flect tho aggrogato cxtont of tho railway nystcin
in tbo next annual report of tho Goneral Laud
Cilice, in connection with detail aa to tho immonso
grants rnado by Congress in aid of thc railway
aystom.
near-Admiral STEWART was born in Philadel?
phia, July 28,1778, just after tho evacuation of thc
city by tbo Tint inti, and on Sunday last wau called
on by many ot bis friends at bia residonce, in that
city, it being tho occasion of tho celebration of bis
oigbty-muth birthday. His original entry into thc
nary was ou tho Olli ot March, 1798, so that ho has
bean over sixty-nine yosrs in tbo Bcrvico; hos boon
in ovor forty ongagomcuts with tho enemies of bis
country, among tho number being tho famous
bombardment of Tripoli, August 3, 1801. Ho cap?
tured bia Dritannic Majesty's two ships-of-nar the
Cyane and Levant, when in command of tho frigate
Constitution, Fobruary 20, 1815.
Tho African Repository, organ of tito American
Colonization Bocioty, speaks of what has been
douo within a fow years for tbo moral renovation
of tbo African continent, as follows : "On tho
Western coant alono, within tho losl fifty years,
some two hundred Christian churches havo been
organized, and upward of fifty thousand hopeful
converts bavo boon gathered into thoso chm ches.
Two hundred schools, several seminaries, and a
colhgo at Monrovia, aro in oporation. and not less
than twenty thousand nativo youths aro receiving
a Christian training in thoso inatilutiona al tho
prosonl day. Thirty different dialecU haVo boen
Btudiod out and reduced to writing, into most ol
w hieb largo portions of sacred 8cripto.ro, as woll
aa other religious booka, bavo boon translated
printed, and olronlaled ?moog tho people
Tho Manchoitor (N. II.) JKiu'y Union says thal
at no time during tho last thirty years, except a
short timo during tho early days of tho rebellion,
baa tho cotton and woollen manufacturing business
boon in so depressed a condition. Tho mills arc
running at a losa in Lowall, Lawrence, and most ol
.tho other manufacturing towns in Massachuscttl
and throughout Now England. Sfiio Manchester
milla and print works bavo gooda on band unsold
of tho value of upward of two millions of dollars.
The eamo alato of things exista with tho Amos,
kc aw Company. Tho Stark milla aro said to have
Bank $10,000 wjthin a fow months for tho Bamo
reasons. Thc shoo bnslnoss at Lynn, HsvcrhiU,
Randolph, and other largo shoe-manufacturing
towna in New England ia Bald to bo In a very low
condition aa compared with what it has boon in
funner years, whon orders for shoes came in thJok
.nd fast from tho South and Weat. These diffioul
. ties sro at tribu ted to tho chaotic state of tho polit?
ical affairs of tho nation.
CUHI?J?NT TO PICH.
TUB NLW YOBI: IIEI?AIJ?, o? July ?PrWilatca
after i Ito following manner on Iliaocuorrencatlint
?lisorb Iho pnbKo attention nt present : 'Wo are
called, thou, lo Inqulro what will bo Ibo moral effect
in iho political world or thin i.lm liing Innovation
upon tho old order of Ulinga? Wo may bo ?uro
(liai negro equality, proclniuiinir it. elf through
negro voices bron both IKIUBCH of Congre?*, will
ninko n profound impression upon (bo publiu mind
tbruiigboul tlio N irtb. Wo opprobutid (lint tho
result will boa (.'encrai reaction ngain-t tho repub?
lican party in tho Northern States ; for w-J know
lhat lhere ia a slrmigor wall <if whito prejudice
against the negro in the North than ra?ala in thu
South. Thin prejudice cloded BUCHANAN in 185?.
and would havo elected ])ovou\u or UaKCSIHarooB
in 1H0O, hud the Charleston Convention consented
(n unite upon oilher. Wo may expect, (hen, when
lita hincks assume thu political balan?a ol power
of lou reconstructed Southern States, und send up
Ihoir black representatives to Congress, thal Ibero
will bo a revolutionary reaction again-( them
among tlio whiles of tho North which will upset
tho republican parly. Thin may bo tho veal object
of theso leading Southern whito politicians
who aro urging (hoir peuple to tho experiment
of allowing thu Radicals und tho I lacks ntl tho
ropo they may desire In this bnatncai of South?
ern reconstruction. I,et us pti-th (Iris tIii .g of
negro equality, say those Southern loaders, into
Congress, and then (ho laboring while ma-.-*:? or
tho North against thia Southern negro political
balan?a of power will tnko tho alarm, nod a North?
ern reaction of tho whiles against the blacks will
bo (ho inevitable result; and thus tho Republican
negro party will bo destroyed by its own weapons.
This will, in all propability, bo tho solution of tho
experiment or tho political orgauizitio-i of tho
blacks against tho whites in tlio South-a reaction
ol Uio whites against (ho blacks and (ho Republi?
can party in (ho N-rlb. Mcatilimo, howover, wo
suspect that tho spontaneous and powerful popular
movements North mid South in behalf or (?enera!
G BANT for tlio succession will carry everything be?
fore thom; but willi tho settlement or this ques?
tion there will unquestionably como a decisive
Northern revolution on this other and momentous
?BSUO or negro political and social equality."
I _
M i SH CATHARINE MARIA SEDGWICK, a veteran and
highly esteemed popular American ?niter, died on
Wednesday last, near lloxbury. Miss SEDGWICK
waa bom in Stockbridge Blass., in 1789, being al
tho timo of her death in her 78th year. Uer Ural
book, entitled "A Now England Talo," which ap?
peared ill 1822, gained ber reputation and SUCCORS
lu 1821 abo published n second talc, "Redwood,"
which waa republished in England, nud within t
briof period translated into French, Italian au?'
Swedish. lu 1827 was published "Hopo Les
lio, br, Early Timos in America." All three ol
these work i aro rem arks h lo for quickness am'
accuracy or observation, correct study, nut
great charm of alvie. lu 1830 sho issuct'
"Claronco ;" in 1832, "Lo llossu ;" and ir
1835 "Tho Linwood*," and a collection of shnrtci
tains. In Ibo next three yo.ir.t she issued a Bcriri
of books whoso popularity waa and continues BI
great that thoy may justly bo called "pcoplo'i
books"-tho "Poor Rich Man and Rich Poor Man,'
"Livo and i.ot Livo," "Moana and Euds, Homo,'
and "Livo Token for .Children." In 1811 sin
published, on ber return from Europo, a ?harinin}
votumo or Travel, "LottorH from Abroad U
Kindred at Homo;" ill 1815 appear, ri "Milieu
llarvoy mid Other Talcs." lu 1857 appeared fron
ber pen a novel of American society, AB graceful
lively, charming, and good as Anything ol he:
younger days, "Married or Singlo ?" In 1358 slit
is - tieri a lifo of Josi.I'll CUBTTS, 0110 Of our mos
honored und bouovolciit citizens, which lind also i
Wido circulation. Sho was [ho author, besides, o
a great number or essays and stories in maga
zincs, all pervaded and informed willi her clea:
goed sonso, and graced by n charin of stylo o
which sho waa tho master during bor wholo life.
Tur. COMMITTEE OF tho City Council iu Rosloi
to whom tho subject was referred havo roportoi
against opening tho public libraries on Sunday
They w ere partly influenced in doing so, il is said
by tho alleged pancily of Sunday visitors to tin
groat Metropolitan libraries in Karapa, Rut tho;
must have overlooked (ho fact that wtiilo most o
these libraries aro mainly frequented hy person
belonging to tho comfort abie classes and enjoy inj
le?smo to read during Ibo week, mid nrc thus np
to be comparatively ricacrted on Sunday, olhor li
br a ries ol' a moro popular kind, such as the "Pea
pin's Libraries" in Paris aro specially crowded 01
(bat day, tho only ono on which Ibo working classe
havo plenty of timo forro.iding. Although Ihodeci
sion of tho Boston Committeu might suggest a um
picion that more or loss uf thc old Icavon o' Purl
Iani8m ia lingering in the trimountaiu city, whcr<
laws ns bluo as tho blue laws of Connecticut usoi
to forbid s man lo kiss bia wife, and cvon a mollie
to kiss hor babe, on Sunday, yet il would bo un
charitable to deny that ono is freo to read and ti
drink as much as ho pleases in Boston ou Sunday
provided ho is a stockholder iu tho Bosta;
Athen?um or ia a incmbor of any of tho thonsam
and one fashionable hotel "clubs" which tho Prc
hibitory Liquor Law bas called into oxisteucc
The naughty bille Boston boy whosu mothor badi
bim coRio into tho back yard mid play, but not ti
roll marbles on tho front doorstep, h -cause it wa
Sunday, was saucy enough to ask if it was an
moro Sunday on ono nido of tho house th au on th
other. But his mother know moro than bc di
about Ibo Boaton law of tho Sabbath.
PRUSSIA IS AT last coining to her seneca in regari
to Norlli Schleswig. Rho Ins dono her utmost t
avoid tho fulfillment of tho obligations impose
upon hor by tho treaty of Prague. Tho plobiacit
or popular volo then piomiscd has never bec
granted. Knowing well tho Banish sympathy <
the Northern Schlcswigers, and unwilling to bee
tho odium of an adverso volo, Prussia han m id
a proposal to tho Banish Government to the c
foot that ibo will hand over lo them tho provine
on tho receipt of a guarantee lhat tho righi
of tho Gorman population tin rein residing wi
bo properly respected. Tho Danes and a
other Bcnsiblo pcoplo havo been at a losa to kno
why a uch a gu arnot co should bo necessary. Dei
mark is too weak, as all Ibo woild knows, lo pr
voko unnecessarily tho* enmity and interim em
of Prussia hy doing injustice, to Gormans residin
within ber bordors. Tho conduct of PniBBia i
after all, not difficult lo explain. It is neccssai
for her to And a reason for giving up what sho ui
justly holds, and it is desirable to obtain, if po
nilrio, a pretext fer futuro meddling. Tho rcasc
and tho pretext aro both involved in tho gnarai
too. Bcnmark, wo learn from ono of our late
cabio announcements, ia not unwilling to give
suitable guarantee, but demands information aa I
tho naturo of Ibo guarantco required.
THE BrcmuoNn Wutn thua prcsonta tho who
controversy in nuce: "After all tho talk of ma
content nowapapers and thoir disciples-aU the
mock boroie, aproad eagle, fustian rigmarole or
rant-certain all-important facta press thomsolvi
irresistibly into tho common sense and conviclioi
of tho people. 1st. That Ibo spcodicst possib
recovery of tho right to govern thomsolvos is
tho highest lnumcnt to tho Stales now deprived
that right. 2nd. That this right can only bo r
covered through tba restoration of those Slates
tho Union. 3rd. That at prosont, and for an i
debilito timo in tho future, restoration can 1
effected only through tho consonl and assistait
of tho Republican parly. 4th. That it is wie
politic and proper, under such circumstances,
endeavor to overcome all distrust and rcniovo <
prejudice on tho part of thone to whom wo ha
to look for thia boon, and to ?cairo (hoir favor ai
good will. Upon theso facts, which wo do n
hesitate to affirm to bo incontrovertible, wo o
willing to real all issues between ouraolvoa ai
our coutcmporarlca, and to await tho decision
tho pcoplo of Virginia as to tho action thoy v>
tako in tho coming elections."
Fnou INFORMATION received al tho Altornc
Gonoral'a office, it appears thal lhere, aro a nm
ber of individual!! in tho unreconstructed Stat
who como to Washington representing tbomaoh
as authorized to rocoivo certain pardons of np|
cants who had flied petitions. Tboao porsot
altor obtaining quito a bundlo of pardons, car
thom to tho Stato in which tho pardoned parti
resido, and notify said parlies that they havo pi
dons for thom, which thoy may obtain upon t
payment of from ?300 to $50). A gentleman
Texas boa just written to tho Attorney.tl oner
stating that auch a proposition had boon niado
him by a man, and behoving tho whola affair to
an imposition, If not a swindle, ho roquoala t
Attomoy-Gonoral to forward to him a cortifl
copy of his pardon. Tho roquost will bo grant*
and cortifiod coplos from tho Department of Bti
of all pardons issued will bo furnished to tho p
sons concerned upon application at the Attorni
General's office.
Tho Ecumontcal, or Gonoral Council of t
Citholio Church, at Homo, it in behoved, will
called to moot in tho latter part of noxt yoar ; a
a forolrra journal states, what ia very probab
that tho questions to bo dobatod at tho Conn
will bo purely ecclesiastical, and havo no polite
bearing whatever,
"W .J. -:, . .
Li\Rt?B?r CincULATIuN.- Th-: l>Atl<V .1
NKW? pnb?shvs thc O?cial J.hf of Let- 1
ten remaining in the.' I'ostojjiee. nt tl?:, end
>>f each tc???r, agr?eub?jf to thc following
teetto? 'hf- thc Ni:io J'ottoJJicc L<iic,a? thc |
urwsjMjn r. having the largest circulation in i
'he (Mtjf of Charleston: .
SKITTION fl. Ami lin it tnrUicreoactrtl, 'Iliat list? o? let- i
ter* rumllniiiR imealled fur ni any PosloBVc lu >ni eily. .
town or village. wh'To n tiommancr ?hall lie. pl lilted,
sh ill hereafter bo |iubHnhitl once only in the newspaper ,
which. liebig published weekly or ofleiier. ?hall have tho
bnjn?K etr-iilnliou wilhlu niujte o? delivery of Ibo aalil 1
?nice _ I
tar AH commtiacatton* intemlcd tor puMicntion hi >
Hite Journal munt bu aUdrctscd to tim lUlitor ol'Hie ,
Jiait'i AVtra, A'o. IS Itaiinc-sticet-, Charleston, K C.
luusTncma Communications io I'MUsher ol' llaiiij 1
A'cir.i.
Wc cannot undertake, to rei-1 a refected communica?
tions. 1
?dtertiocnt?nt* oulsit'e of Ute city muSt be accompa- i
niril trilb the cash. ^
CHARLESTON. '
MONDAY MOHNINO, AUUUS1' ?, 1SC7.
.lau Wonk.-Wc have now oom pict od our
ollioc so ns lo execute, in the sborloal possible
time, ALL KINDS O'.-' JO? WOltK, mid wc
moat res|.cclfu1!j- n^k the patronngc of our
friends.
.Ult. NVHTPIIHNN AMI HR, SWINTON.
'I'hc Augusta Constitutionalist of Saturday
contnins a scurrillous nllnek on Mr. WILLIAM
SWINTON, thc correspondent of tho Now York
Times, alleging that in his recent letter on Hie
Hon. AI.F.XANIIKU H. BTKNIEJU, he waa guilty
of n gross breach of confidence, in repealing
mid publishing what Mr. ST ur ll CNS hud told
him "under thc rose;" and moreover, thal ninny
of thc statements contnined in thc mid loller
uro not such ns Mr. SWINTON heard Hiern froth
Mr. STEPHENS, but perversions of fact, or Hie
creations of his fancy. In Hie clegnnt phrnsc
of thc Constitutionalist, he has proved himsolf
both "n l'util Pry und n Munchausen." This
is n most unwnrrnnteil mid uuprovokcil nt
(nck on tho character of n gentleman, lins
Ibo Constitutionalist Hie keeping of Mr. STE
riiRx'a views? Docs Mr. S. invariably consult
that sheol before he tilters nu opinion on men
or mensures? How docs tko Constitutionalist
know that Mr. SWINTON is guilty of a broach
of confidence, or that his statements arc in?
correct ? lins Mr. STEPHENS go informed il?
Wo presume nol ; for if ho lind, such fuel
would have boen blazoned in hugo capitula.
Now it strikes us that Mr. STECHENS is tho
only mnn who lins n right lo object, und until
bc does so, it is mere impertinence in any one
oise to speak ol' tho maller, us thc Augusta
paper lins done.
Wc saw mnch of Mr. S. while lie was in thia
eily, and heard him speak freely of his visit
to Liberty Hull. Ho was very careful in draw?
ing the distinction, even in thc familiarity of
private conversation between topics, which, bc
said Mr. STEPHENS (old him in confidence, mid
such ns were given him willi no such restric?
tion. On thc hiller Mr. SWINTON conversed
freely, on thc fermer he preserved a profound
silence.
Mr. SWINTON"* munnora, education, mid an?
tecedent?, nil tire those of a gentleman. He
lins hud thc entree everywhere into thc host
circles, mid this is thc first time, as far as wo
know, Hint so serious n charge has been
brought against him.
A PLENTEOUS HARVEST.
Throughout thc whole of tho United States,
I' isl and West, North ami South, reports of
thc crops uro extremely favorable. In tho
West mid the South thc yield of wheal lins fur
ever...led Hie moat sanguine expectations. In
the southwest they sowed extensively, mid tho
result has beru bread in siiprrnbiinilance, with
a large, surplus for market. Thc South never
cultivated wheal so largely before, and never
lins thc yiohl been so tibundmit. Tho lessons
taught by thc wur bara inculcated wisdom,
and impressed upon Hie minds of all Hie neces?
sity of producing nt lcnsl a regular and abun?
dant supply of bread. Sections of country
which heretofore were exclusively devoted to
Hie cultivation of colton, have planted largely
of corn, and wc hopo their example will bc
everywhere imitated.
True, wc have heard of rust and weevil and
rain, of Hie nrmy worm, thc cotton worm, and
tho internal revenue "Inga"-but after nil ric
ducti ins nre made, we believe wc are warrant?
ed by facts in slating that thc prospect for n
fair general crop in thc South this year is on
the whole goo?), while thc farmers of Ibo West
have gathered such wealth of grain ns their
storehouses hail never known before.
Thc wheat crop is estimated at 300,000,000
bushels, allowing a large surplus for exporta?
tion. Oats, rye, ?mri barley nlso have been
gathered in unusual quantities. To a kind
and gracious Providence, who has vouchsafed
such blessings to our dislracted country, wo
cannot bo sufficiently grateful.
How much corn may bo counted on ns thc
yield of thc present crop, it is impossible to
surmise. From our Western exchanges wc
gather that tho breadth of land plunlcd in this
cereal is fur beyond preceding years. Much
of it, it is true, was planted late, and great
damage was sustained by rains, breaking of
l?veos, etc., but wo do not know that in tho
great aggregate these drawbacks will appear
ns appreciable factors. Tho corn crop is now
made, and from information wo have from
various sections, wo arc glad to bc able to say
thnt tho yield promises well.
Tho cotton crop, notwithstanding thc rains
and tho worm, is al present in u promising
condition. If thc weather is fnvornblo during
thc present month, and thc fall a lalo ono, wc
may look for an abundant crop in proportion
to thc quantity planted.
In our own Stale tho wheat crop has been
abundant, fur beyond preceding years. Corn
promises to bo a much better crop (bun Inst
year; and colton, particularly in (he middle
and up7?r districts, is ns Anons could bo ex?
pected. Wc know there will bo many who
will not accept this ns a correct statement, who
will grumble und growl, and talk of "half
crops'' anti "quarter crops," and speak dis?
paragingly of "newspapor pieces." Hut our
opportunities for information nra superior to
those within thc reach of any ono planter.
We have letters daily from every part of tho
State, nnd from adjoining States, and it is
upon n careful consecration of these that wc
have arrived al tho opinion given above.
These accounts cannot but bc chicling to
tho heart of every citizen; for whatever his
pursuit, he must needs bo interested in what
goes to oonlribnto to tho general wclfi.ro of tho
country, and moro particularly os coming at
once homo to bis own exchequer, he cannot bo
indifferent to tho prospect of a fall in'the price
of provisions.
Bul our business men havo a still greater
slake in tho truth or falsity of these specula?
tions. Tho business of our Slate is based ex?
clusively upon her agricultural products.
Heretofore wc hail a large banking capital, ns
woll as a considerable surplus of money in pr??
valo hunda, together with a superabundance of
slaves, nf horses, mules, cattle, of agricultural
implements, and ofn thousand other represen?
tatives of value, tho accumulation of a century
of toil and thrift. Tho war has stripped us of
nearly all of these. Thc failure of a crop then,
in business circles, cau90'l inconvenience, a
stringency in tho money market, perhaps, and,
in tho agricultural diatriots, hero and there,
scarcity, and destitution lo a limited extent.
But tho falluro of a crop now will be a calamity,
some of tho effects of which wore cxpcrloncod
during tho present year. Two such years auc
oesalvoly would Inevitably rosull in the bank?
ruptcy of tho entire South, if not of tho whole
country.
How grateful then ought wo to be ot tho
irOsjiecl nf .1 good crop, ?ii-l thu impetus il
mist pire lo btitineiii in nil lld varied m mi lieu
ions. Thc jjr.iiu nnil thc colton v. ill freight mir
ai I ro.nl cain mi l ?ur ?bips, ?nil give employ
ttcnl lo hundred* anil llioumnii^ irk? have ?nf?
Vri-il for many mont ha because bf Iii? stagtia
lou of IHM!new', aiid lira Impossibility of ?l?
niniii'c wolli of any kimi. Partner*, planters
uni laborers, who lor moni ba have been ynllcr
ng from II chronic slate of impociiuiiisily. will 1 (
mee more hare ill? pleasure of yinlirvitiji lliclr | ,
'.{lobing palms" with Ibo handling ol' grcon
linck?. They will li? nl.lo lu pay their liebt?
uni procure supplies much needed. Money will
Marna in circulation, (louds will IM wanted ?ml
ucrrhanls hare ? im-y linio.
Svc will nul Bay timi lhere trill lie II season
nf prosperity, such us we bini before Ibo war.
Thc country is loo much exhausted lo recover
l>y one tolerable crop. We only predict n
(.real improvement ol" Ibo ciiaiing al ?lc of
i him:/. Dur fri mers, nc I bink, will lie licltei
ult nett spring lluui lli'-y were ul Hie coin
moncenienl ufllic preacni year. If mir people
? ill he onergelic, indus! rion-' ami frugal, (hey
have uiucb lo make I beni hopeful of ii lui lei
future, notwithstanding all ilie accumulated
weight of calamity thal has befallen (hem du
rin;; the pnst seven youri, dur resources are
inexhaustible, ami arith n stout henri, a iMer
mined purpose, ami a fixed I rust in (iud, we
may jai hope lo "work mil" the aal val iou of
Ike Stille und ol' her people.
Tili; ICI.l'.l 'PION IN TENNESSEE.
While wc cannot rejoice in lite result of lite
recent oleelioiui in Tennessee, believing thu
unfair means were used tn accomplish it, we
nro (?hid lo learn timi thc crisis passed oil
without nny of the numerous (roubles and
tlilliculties Unit were so confidently expected
A special telegram to thu Herald, dated Nash
ville, August I, 7 1". M.. soys :
Tho poll? havo closed upon ono nf tho most
peaceable olcclious over held in thia city, and no
reports havo boen received nu yoi which ind?calo
trouble elsewhere, though it is difficult lo conceive
that tho election lina paused ell' in (ho interior
wholly without disturbance. In Nashville (le to
waa n'general suspension of business, and peuplo
kept their houses ; sn that tho utructa, cn cpl in
tho nomiiliiite vicinity or tho polls, were Hluiosl
na dosortcd and quietan on Sunday. Thcro wan
nu intoxication and no diaordor. A iow arrests
wcro ninda for violation nf tho ordinance tis t<
currying concealed weapons, and a COliplo of col
o red men wcro apprehended for nltotnpting tho
Democratic strategy ol voting moro limn ouco,
Even tho disfranchised wore, aa ti general thing.,
in gnod humor, nnd ncenird to uinko a jest of tho
greater privilege* of thu negro. Nor waa thi
good onlei duu tn martial r licet, for (lenorat Dui
can had disposed the military.st uimbstrusivu
ly. A few cavalry mon wcro picketed in Ibo rear
Ct tho City Hill, a dela, hiuei.i of infantry had
stacked arms nt tho Capitol, and n horseman
quietly watched each poll from n diatanco ; other
wiso tho unlit arv were out of Hight.
??...?. : ?
Tho challengers of tho Conservai ives neted lin
partially in Uiuir dut ie... They dkl not noora to
inauirest any improper desiro to un pedo tue voting.
W'bcio Uno knew tho voter lo ho qunlillcd I hov
oven assisted him to a prompt deposit, of bia b il
lot. Win n it waa necessary to question tho vole
tho well-known ignorance of thu African as t
ilutes and tuno was illustrated- all wero ove
twenty-ono y"iir? of a?o iiccording la what thc;
were told hy their parent, and relativus; but not
ope in a dozen could narnu his birthday.
Tba regiHtritimi list or colored volera is also rc
marl.able tor tho long array of diatinguirihet
lunn. ... Tho best families of Tennessee, tho moa
renowned statesmen mid uoldicra of tho Union
since ita incipiency, mid oven the glorious cogn ?
mens of Hoinau history,bid lair lu be perpetuated,
in nanto at least, among tho futuro citizens of
roaacs ?ce?
la itu r. m url, a' .le .pi iel under Um circumstances,
mid in tho circninst luces themselves, tho election
to-day dato* nu epoch in tho political bibtory of
?ho country.
WANTS.
HOI si'. WA XT KD Tl? RKNT, IN A (?E\
1 EU. neighborhood, willi alx room", l ither partly
lurulshod or uiiturubtlud. Tho rent mutt bu inisb rote.
Hut will bo promptly paid. Would prefer lo rect Ivo po?
icaslun abi ul tho niiddln ol October, but ".111 consider
proposition* Tur au earlier day. Addrcs.i UOX M, Mills
ibm . " August 6
It/AKTKU, A WHITE WOMAN TO i onic,
Y> Wash and Iron To.-a -mall family. Apply lo Mn.
3. C. PETERS. No. 4 Otorgo iilreet. 1_ AugUFt S
AXTE1), A 41 IRL. TO DO HO VSR WOltK;
white preferred. Apply at No. 0 EAST UATTF.UY.
Auguste 2?
JO R SALE.
I/o n -SAI.li -A LIGHT CA ItltlAliK SL'ITA
. RLE for ono or two har- e.. Also, uno second hand
louie.' act l ein ! i'ii i nearly neiv. Apply lo
HOLM KS A- MARBETH,
No. 30 Uroad aire d.
Auguat 3 _ _U
FOI?. SALK, A ?"ARI*. Y ALL. WITH TWO
Scat?, polo and ?hutt. Also, a set of double and
danie UAIINESS, all lu good order. Can bo neon and
largalnod for cash or a limo note at thirty day*, nt No.
ll Lyuelnlrei L 1 May 17
TO RENT.
rll RENT, THE tT'PEft PART Otc THAT
DESIIIAIIIX THREE-STOItV llilICK DUIL1HNO,
mown os No. 421 Ring M reel, a fowdcors brime Cslhuun.
"o an approved ten.m th" rent wi 1 bu moderate. A|
ily at tho DRliU SIOIIE below. _ mwf _ August G_
rO llKNT. A SHIT OP TWO Oil 1 Ilill i!
ROOMS on Hampstead Point, comer of DIakc and
lay. A desirable and beautiful .ito. .
Auguat 6 3T _ WM. TENNENT.
rO RENT, THAT DEKIRAULE ll Ol.
DENCE. No. ll KINO STREET, with all thc n-cea
ary outbuildings, einten,, Ac. Impure at Nu. V, SOUTH
IIDE OF TUE ABOVE. _vvfm_Juno 4
pO RRN'Tt-THAT OI'.SIHAHLK ltlOSI
JL DENCE, No. SS Cauiiou street, near Itutlcdgo Av
uuc, containing six upright sud two attic room., with
;aa throughout, elatcru, well, and ample kit. hen accotu
m ?I alien-. To anappoved tenant, terina moderato ;
lossession given linniedlitely. Kmpilru at WILKINSON
: OILCHRIsT'S LAW OFFICE, No. 43 Broad street.
April 29_m di
WHARP PROPERTY TO REXT.-THE
PROPERTY for many years known as MORE
.AND'S WHARF ls now to rent. For umber parlicu
ars apply at PLANTER'S AND MECHANIC'S UANK
iUILDlNO. East Day._?4_July 19
1W RENT, TWO FRONT ROOMS, To?
gether with kitchen accommodations. To desirable
icrsons tho ront will bo mod?ralo. For further partlcu
ara apply at thia OOlcc. July 1H
rO RENT-THE TWO AND A HALF STORY
URICK RESIDENCE, corner Society and Mooting
trccls, having elstern and stables on tho premises, and
nod scenm m ouations for HO rv an La. Rent low. Apply
o & UART, Br., No. SM King street. July 0
LOST.
LOST, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON,
part of a LADIES' CHAIN, with a Cross nPaclied.
he nnder will bo liberally rewarded by leaving tho enuc
t this oiucc._2_Auguit 6
LOBT, D ET WEEN CHURCH STREET
and tho Circular Church, a GOLD UROOCII, with
carnot steno surrounded bv pearls. Tho finder wUl
inigo by leaving It at this omeo. 1* August S
BOARDING.
BOARDING.-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS
with good HU A HU can bo had on (inmediato applt
adon (o No. 51) CHURCH bTIIEKT, west eldo, uear
'rathi street. Terms reasonable. Juno U
? .EXCELLENT nOARD. AT VERY LOW
Hi rates, lu tho moat central business part of Ibu eily,
dthout lodging, in a pr?valo house, can now bo Iud.
'or particulars address "X. L," Post?nico. May IQ
DENTISTRY.
IK 1)1 i HON OF DENTAL ??RICES TO Hi l l
THE TI M Eb.
DR. J. E DAPRAY, DENTIST. IB NOW PREPARED
to completo Ibo Insertion of whole upper or lower
ot? of A UTI Fie A I. TEETH, upon tho most approved
icthod, snd with the best mstcrtals, at i'tO per sat. Par?
la! sets In proporUon. Durability, natural appearance,
'orfcet nt, and neatnesa of finish, guaranteed.
AU other operation, upon tho Teeth performed in a
killful and warrantable manner.
OuTco at his restdonce NO. S LIBERTY STREET,
May 20 mwf Charleston. 8. C.
ORDINANCE.
PE FOLLOWI.SU ORDINANCE IS PUDL18HED
for Uio InformaUon of all co:.corned :
S OUD1KANCE 70 BEOOLATE TUB OLEAKBIXO OF rniTIEfl
AMI) VAULTS IN TUC COIirOnATL LIMITS Ol' Til r. O ITT.
1. Uo lt Ordained by thu Mayor and Aldormon, That
rom and siter tho raUDcatlon of thia Ordinance, tl shall
io! bo lawful for any pen un to clcsuso or remoro tho
onlonls of Vaults or Privies within tho Umita of Uio
Hy, wilhouk having previously obtained a llcon.0 for Ibo
ame; ?ii such licenses lo oxplro on tho 31st In comber
f every year, and bo subject tn ell requirements impoe
d by Ordinances regulating tho grautnig of Licenses for
)raysand Csrtr.
.11. Thal thouso of Darrels (n opon Carts and Wagon,
i prohibited, and parlies applying for License will bo ic
uirid to pr?vido clcsol Carts mu labio for Ibo purpose.
III. All is rr.ns having euch License shall ropoit M
no of th Uuard Houses, .during tho ?lay, his or their (u
sntlon tt lo such work during Inn ensuing night; In the
xiwer Warda auch report lo bo mailo lo Uio Main O uar J
louse, in tho Upncr Wards to Upper (leard House.
IV. Tho place or piaros for tho depositor such olTll
ball bo designated from limo to lime by tho Mayor.
V. Every owner or driver of such Licensed Cart or
ny other person who shall violeto any of thu provisions
f dds Ordinance, or nliall neglect a: refuso to observe
lio saino, or any of them, shall forfeit and pay for each
ffonca a lino not to oxeced twenty.ftro dollar?, lo bo cn
irccil by Uio Mayor in his Court, or recovered lu any
thrr Court of competent jurisdiction.
[atlflod In City Council this seventh day pf May, In Um
yetr of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred sud six?
ty-seven.
ll? b| P. 0. GAILLARD,
W. II. HMTTH, Mayor.
Clerk of Council_gmo_May 10
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, 1
CiunutTOK, B. c.. May 4, iv,7. j
pill' REO ULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTH AND
L intlosnrea, vanita, ftc., ? Ul commenco on Honda?
til. Ct lust. Owners aud occupants aro hereby required
i soe thst their premises am In good condition and timi
I filth and garlatgo ls removed as required by Ord)
loco. Other inspoCUons Will follow.
Rf order of Mayor OIUJ.HP,
* ' 0. H. SIOWALD.
Clilrfef rolle?.
MEET, a ss.
KOI.OSIOci'S l.ODtlK. V.-. I* A... ?kV. H.*.
11IIK MONTHLY COMMUNICATION WILL BK
li .',I. II lu Mn-..l.t.- Ilnll. 'I ...'.< Krtntni. tin- Mb In?*.,
i ? o'clock. Mi ru bett =::.! . ... ?Mato? br Degrees tri!!
ie punctual.
Hy onto of ft*.-. M.-.
A rut?*! P 1? ll. II. WI'.USKIt. Kti-r,lary.
lIAItl.USTO.V HOOK A .M> MDDKlt CII.M
I'ANV, No. I.
\TTKND A RHMILAU MIT/UNO AT THU ll ALL
. ul UKI t'linrh sin-. rii<> ije.ino company TAM
\i<iiiiln\) Krrntuff, AIIRMM f, lt-r,7. at s1, ii'dork. A
irvliipt nilen.l.nco I? jul. St.i for Hu' l: re i ll m ul iiu
Mirlltlll lill-j||e M.
Hy order. WM. I). DAVIS.
Augu-t I I Secretary.
4 HAItl.KSTOcV HI KCl I AMO?' KOl'II'.TY.
A QVARTERI.V Ml'ETINO Ol' THE R1IAUM .SI ON
/V MECHANICS' HOLTKTY will Im lula 7V.i< Kr*??rnJ
tic Sill IinUa::l. nt tl,o Ma-onie Ililli, nt Ho'ctoch.
JOSEPH OUV.
A agoni A I SivreOry IS, M. S.
AMTSEMENTS."
icoct'ATIO.VAI. icMTAlti.lHliaiHKT OF
REV. DH. MYKICS.
ri mu AX * DAL DiHTntmnioN OR PHIZES, ANO
1 i xmnhiatiun of pupils cf Om aliove mm .1 Academe,
n lil laka pince 7V>-.'/oi r..,e fi m H.luy 1 Murin'?:;, al HI
?'clock, In Hie roo.o ul' llio "Sae ni rlniiul Society" [Odd
FolhroV Itali), corner ol Klagt ami Liberty ativeta.
1?. milln nuil friend* of pupils, ns well on Un- public
on i illy, mc luvilcil lo allciiti.
August C 9
DRY G0 0DS, ETC
TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT.
MUSQUITO RI Li's I no-^llt , li? NETS I
4 i\r\ I'iKcrs winn: MO?OUITO NETS, HY THE
?r\J\J package or singly, toetnajoconiMKninenl.rt vu
collin per piece, nt MILKS DHAKK'S.
August 6 imvlll cunier Kll)<f ami Ulm iv aire?is.
J. & P. GOATS'
BRIGHT COLORS
In Paney Hon t, nilli tlirlr iv i U-kno\i u
Tiinit murk.
FI IT Y SI?ADKS OF COLOR
In eaeli HOT. of (Ivo Dozent?.
Por Sui.- Itjr the P ACIC AUK, nf mu Dozen?,
by
JOHN & HUGH MIINCLOSS,
Solo Aleuts in Now York.
July ir. morals
HOTEIS."
GLOBE HOTEL.
No. CO Queen St., Charleston, S. C.
TUE UNDEIlSIflNED TAKES III IS M ETTI OD OF IN
loriiihig bl? frlouiU anil Ibo public lu gotm.nl. tlint
Lu baa removed from Nu. 33 Qitcon nlrecX, to No. CU
Queen Rtrect, whoro bo viii bo hippy lo supply his cus?
tomers and tho public generally ?rilli excellent Hoard
and Lodging, and with Uio choices! Liquor* and Segara.
Fresh I .ager Ueer ls always kopt on band.
P. ME1TZLE1I.
A flue lunrh will bo served up between tho hours ol
ll laud lt! o'clock ou Monday tho Gib Instant.
August li 0
S. SWANDALE,
PROPttlBTOR CP THE
Mansion House,
(iittiLM ibi.i:, H. c.
June H _
"PAVILION HOTEL.
A FIN 13 LUNCH
Soi-VG cl 111 v o rv Day,
FHO.ll ll TO Vi Irl? O'CLOCK.
Juno fi
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.
1'nopiuirron.s -,
WM. A. HOIID.Of Now Orleans.
Vf. F. COHKEIIY.Ol 8polt-:.tood Hotel, lUchinond.
lYlographami ltailroad om ces in 1 tut it miaof Hotel.
Juno 17 {?mo
STEVENS IIIIUSE, Nos. SIX. ?13, 33 ANO 27
limul a-sv, N. Y.. opposilo Howling Oreen-I n tho
european Plan.-THE STEVENS HOUSE is well sud
.videly known lo thu travelling public. Thu location is cs
.. ci illy suitable lo merchants and bu 4m et men; il is In
.lo?o proximity to thc buslncs? part of tho city-ia on
ho highway nf Southern mid Westeru travel-sud adja
tent to all Um principal ltailroad uud Steamboat dopots.
.Dm si I.Vi Ns HOUSE has liberal accouimodadiK: for
iver SOO gm ?ls-it is well furnished, and IMMSCSSCS avery
uodurn fui] io \cinent lor the comfort and ontortalument
if HM inmates. Thc rooms aro spacious and well veull
alinl-provided with gas and water-Ibo attendance is
irumpl and respectful-and tho table is generously pro?
dded willi every delicacy of the scasouat moderato rates.
Tho rooms lc vu in becu refurnished sud remodeled, w;
iro emil ato oller ux-ra facilities for Um comfort and
?b aluru . f our guests. OED. K. CHASE A: CO..
May -13 Ciuo Proprtclors.
EDUCATIONAL._
LDVCllliiMI, ICSTAHI.IHIIMKNT OF
UEV. DU. MYEHS.
rUE PSUNCIPAL OF THE ABOVE NAMED INST!
-TL' 1 ION has much ploasuro In announcing lo his
latrons, as well as to tho public generally, that owing to
tnnUnucd increase in tho number of pupils, ho has
nu ml lt necessary Lo obtain moro suttsblo premires, and
bt r. fore secured tho commodious aud eligible bouse
limited at Ibo Northwest corner of Coming and Hull
itrecta.
Tho aim of the Instituto being to Uioroughly cdncato
he pupils for colleghito or business career; a systematic
ind uccurato rlcmeutary training ls ?dop ed for auch as
nay neel that course, and peculiar advaulagcs are also
ifFcred fer the ?indy of tho classics. Mathematics and
iook-lfcnplug.
In onnsrqucnco of recent ucccaaary changes modo In
ho government ot the Academy, and with a vlow of
acilltaUng tho interests of tho pupils, tho Principal will
>o assisted by Mr. JOHN O ANSON, a gentleman of
mown ability, and who has had considerable exporionro
u tho art of touching. Mr. GANNON performed his
loUcgiato coursa of studios with diallncUon, In one of
he host colleges in Ki ance, and subsequently taught tho
Trench languages sud classics with unusual success,
ho college of niola in thal country. Raro and excellent
dvsnlagcs aro Uioreforo afforded for tho study ol
"renell under his supervision.
A primary class connected with tho InsUlutlon ts con
luctcd by MUs BOSA DIDHLE, and lbs various depart
ueule receiving tho personal superintendence of the
Vluclpal; every exertion ls mule to promoto tho tater
?ta of tho pupila. Courue, of iustrucUon : English,
'n-neli. Latin, Orees, Hebrew, Spanish and Ornum
ouguagoa. mf 3m July IS.
'Prevention is Better than Cure. "
DR. RICORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.
A PFBOVED AND UKI 111,V RECOMMENDED HY
/\ tao I V ::clt Medical Facully, as the only safe and
ii lil lllilo antidoto against Infection from Special Disease?.
This Invaluable preparation ls suited for either sex, and
ins proved, fruin ampio experience, Hie moil oflicient
md rm I ai.!., preventivo over discovered, thus effect! u g i
Itsidcratum long sought for tn thc Medical World. I
?sed according to directions every possibility of danger
nay bo avoldod ? a singlo application wUl nu'ically nen
rsl IBO tho venereal virus, expel all Impurities from Uis
ibsorbont vessels, and rentier contamlunUou imposalble.
lo wise in tu oe, and at a vary small outlay, save honra ol
infold bullly and men Ul binnen ts.
lids mont reliable specific, no universally ad opt od in
ho Old World, ls new offered for aale for tho first time in
Lmeiica by F. A. DU po HT lt CO., only anlborlxcd
leonie for tho United Slates.
Price taper bottle. Large bolUo, double size, IA.
Tho usual discount to the trade. Sent, securely
acked, on receipt of price, to any address, with dlre-i.
lons and pamphlet, by addressing to
P. A. DDPORT k CO.,
Solo Agents for Dr. Klcord's P. U,
May M Irr No. ia Poid Street, Now York.
AFFLICTED t
SUFFER NO MORE'
When by tho uso of DR. JOINVLLLE'S ELIXIR you
an bo cured permanently, and at a trifling cost.
Thc sstonUbing success which baa attended Ibis In
alnablo medicino (br Physical and Nervous Woaknosa
leneral Debility and Prostration, Loss ol Muscular Ei>
rgy. Impotency, or any of the consequences of youthfu.
idiscrc.ion, rouders lt tho most valuable preparation
vcr discovered.
lt will rcinovo all nervous affocUons, depression, ex
Htmont, tncspaclty to study or business, loss of moioo
y, coufuxlou, thoughts of self dcstrncUon, fears of in?
anity, Ac. It wiU restore tho appoUto, rcnow Uio health
f I li oso who have Jostroy ed U uy sensual excess or ovil
radices.
Young Mon, bo hnmbugqed nn moro by "Quack Dee?
ns" and Ignorant piactltionere, but send without delay
ir tho Elixir, and bo at once restored lo bos/lth snd hap
(ness. A perfect Ouro ii Onarantocd In every instance,
rice tl, or f?mr ?-?Mies !o ono addro-s ?3,
Ono bolllo ls auOlclcnt to effect a cure In all ordinary
UN,
ALSO, DR. JOINYTLLE'B SPECIFIC FILLS, for lha
peedy and pemisnent euro of Oonorrh.es, Oloet, Ure?
?r? 1 Discharges, Oravcl, Stricture, and all affections cl
io Kidneys ?nd Bladder. Cures effected In from ono lo
vo days, 'limy aro prepared from vegetable extracta
lat aro harmloaa on tho system, and never nauseate thc
[omach or Impregnate tbs breath. No chango of ilkt
i necessary while nalng them, nor docs their acUon in
ny manner Interfere with business porral ts. Prit o ll
erbos.
EitLor of tho above-menUoned articlos will bo rent to
ay address, closely sealed, and post-paid, by mall or
(press eu receipt of price. Address all orders to
DEllOKlt. BHUrra A CO., Chemists,
March 30 ly No. IBS Uiver itronf. Troy, N. Y.
E. M. WHITING,
CORON F it AND MAGISTRATE,
[TAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM OLTALMEIIH
ll. s re,i to No. 77 CUUUcn STREBT, near 81.
Jehad's Alley. Au gun U
REMOVALS.
ItKMOVAL.
II. li LATTE St ?'O.
HAVK HKMOVF.I) Til KCl, LAsi I?AYSTKLKT.
oj>|n?iiii> Mow Custom limine, iimf July ."J
ll. h. .IE PF KU S &U?.7
Factors,
HAVK ItKMUVEU TO NOItTII ATLANTIC W ll A UK.
ll Aui-.uHt a
COPARTNERSHIPS.
UIKSOI.II'I'lil.V.
riMlV. Filial Olf ALLAN tc HIDHOXS H TU IH DAY
.1. dissolved by the ?llbdrawa) nf Mr. L. L. Md.lunn.
Llllior party ls nultiorircd tu Hlr.ii III IMMIIIIUIIIIII.
JAM KS ALIAS.
I.. L. SlliDONS.
Charleston AttglMt 1. I*'.;.
.IA ni KS ALLAN
\l,rILL CONTINUi: THU JLWLI.HY HUbTNOH AT
> V No. Mil KING KTKKKT.
WATCHES AND Jl Will.KY IIKPAIXEU.
Aii|!lint 1 4
A CA IC IL
H/.VINO WITHDRAWS ITMTIHrXV FROM TIM'.
(Irin ol ALLAN .V HIIMMIXrt) my Irii'inl-t ami Hw
public USSMJ rally nm rv-pecl.illly iiil'uriii.'it llii'ongli HUH
.Hum Hint I will rofllMM (bi' WATCH MAKING AMI
.1KWKLHY HtlHINKHs.ou or numil Hu' M hupUmbw, ut
Nu. lilli KING SI RRKT (oral lo Mr. Dnn-ki-r'M Dry (tanita
Holme). All work intniHtcd tu my caro will br csccutrd
In n hilthtiil nml workmanlike manner.
All .Irwelry work which wan h il nt URI cloro nf ALLAN 1
A: SIDDONS prior tu iii? l?( vt A? '?'iiin bu repaired,
can bo bail by calling at lin' jewelry v.-t.vMl'linn ut ol
Miora. \V. G. WUILDEN A: CU., curui r Kill? nii.l Jleau
lula i'll .? I?. U 1- SIDDONS.
Auj;uut J t
FINANCIAL.
RON OS, STOCKS AMI COUPONS.
Bc
COUIIOIIHOI nil kimls
Hank Ullin ot all kimi'.
Itumjht at bl?hest min by
ANDREW M. MOIIRI.AKR,
July 13 Imo in uk,T. Nn. H Umad Hi root.
FURNITURE, ETC.
FURNITURE! FURN ITU JIB!
MANUFACTURED UV
F. KRUTiNA,
Nos. 00 and 08 East Houston street,
New York City.
ALL 1 HIS KURNITIIIIK, C0NSIST1NQ OF PAIILOII.
CUAMHER. DINING HOOM AND I.IIiltAIiY
HU ITH, ia or Ibo latent stylen. ami manufacture J or Ibo
very bent material, uniter thu personal sup. rvisltm of tho
Proprietor, anil irnarantced.
Partien In tho i-otitli donlrlnr nnu HouAohold Fumituro
can bo supplied direct from th? niauuractory ; or those
about v ? iiUni; Now York will (Ind lt to tlioir advantage to
oiamlno this Stock before piirclianlng olnuwhoro. All
Oocds warranted, w rm Hmo? July Ul
CLOTHING.
GREAT REDUCTION
i nil. i\
No. 210 KING STREET,
One door south Market street.
20 PER CENT.DISCOUNT.
NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY THE BEST
QUALITY OF
MEN'S
AND
YOUTHS'
SEASONABLE CLOTHING
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, WITH A
LAnQE LOT OF THE CELEBRATED
STAR BRANP
SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
AND
DE/AWEBS,
AT TRICES TO SUIT THE TIDIES.
Having porfectod arranRCinonls willi my Manu?
facturers, I am ablo to i ell tho cnliro STOCK at
tho abovo discount.
Prico of each ARTICLE marked in plain uguros.
lill Jil 1 t ?I 111!; ' 'I. 1 I
Agent.
B. M. McTUBEOUS, Sup't
July ii
THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS iOTAX?,
Ofllco Ne. 147 Meeting tlf. t.
CONNECTIONS
WITH ALL
Railroads Throughout
TrjK
UNITED STATES.
Every uttentton given to tho safe
Transmission of Freight, Mono j,
and Valuables.
WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIQU1
TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY
FREE OF CHARGE.
II. B. I'LA NT, President,
ApriHO_ Anguila. Qa,
THE LADIES' .
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,
HAVING ON HAND A LA HOE BUPPLY OF READY
MADE Cl.OTHINO, anltablo fur OonUomra, ta?
lle, and Children, and being dtadrouof diminishing our
Hock before tho season adrancaa too fir, we would cspo
itally draw Uie attention of Uie public towards the icduo
Jon which will bo mada In our prlci for tho next two
>f throe woeka from data. '
Apply at Ul* DEFOGITORy,
January a? Ko, ll Chalmers street.
GROCERY ANO M.SCEllANEOUS*
SIDES, KIIOULOEltN, KT Kl 1*8, AT.
A i \ Hill?. Pitt M H KIIIIIKl* AND (I.KAU ltlHUKD
'l-l t KIRKS AMI SHOULDERS
MN ?i Ibx c-lioli'c N. Y. Hu.-iir I'IIIVII Kirip*, - mall ?I?)
III Derer? N. V. KugarCtuvd Hum-.
tu Itrro*Hauikrd M. ? .? pork
lu tienen i : mi iliini Shoulder*.
r -.i ul ? 11 ? . mil for val?- by
I.MIHI.V .V ALI'.XVNDKH.
A II gu nt S S Nu. ia; Kiri Hay.
COHN.
Ol rXA BWUHtM ritlMK WU ITU COHN.
?? 1 f.) I / Kindliig niiil f.ir "elle by
AiigiiH S !t T. TUri'KIt k SON'S.
COHN AFLOAT.
(AAA RUSH ELS Wlllfi: WINTERS COHN. IS
?I ty} new nackn, li n. 11 u:' frcini Klrium-r Mnneka.
Kiar rainby lt. M. linn.tut.
Auiiit.tr> l North Atlantic Wharf.
NORTH CAHOLINA, OIVOHUIA
AM? TK.WKSSKK PMH'lt, (il'MMIW
?Kit, KTC.
?AM Now PRKPAIIKD TO I II.I. ORDERS EITHER
for cxpnri ur hmm* iniiniiinpiiuii, al maiket rales
?villi CIL- HINT URANUS ill' I'l.OHH. |>nt np Iii t.arn-lw.
hill ami ipiirlcr l-l.!', .lu. rt from the Milln. Will.il-.,
rnnii.-h IIIIAN AND SHOUTS. .1. N. IIORSON,
NUM. I ami 'J Atlantic Wharf,
Au;',n-i - li.uf lum
(?l'NNY CLOTH.
mROM.?-AIHRI1' SIXTY YARDS KAMI.
Kur Hale al
July i. Im? MKKTIXO STREET HT. HOURI .
COHN.
P? fi A fi ln'stnr.s PRIME WESTERN MIXI:U
*j\)\J\J COHN, lauding pur wcihwmcr Myrmvr. l or
nato liy W H. SMITH ?'. CIV,
All,(Uni 1 Napier'* Range.
FOR SAT?.
1)IUMK SMOKKD I ?ACON. HAMS, PORK TRIM
MINOS, fcc, Ac, nt mlua il price*, In I|MBUIMM
to nutt piiri'liaxtra.
Apply to Mi KAY $t OAMPHELL.
_j iiy il_ Nu. lal Mullins; street.
" FI.OU It ! FIsOUH ! FLOU lt t
1 rfk HACKS AND ll ALK SACKS PA MI LY FLOUR
I'll/ from tliii.iiramUi Milln,Augurio, Oro. Thia
I linn' In ground exprmnly Tor I inillir", amt In warrnntrit
tu ho ncroml (o mum inniiiilai-turi'd in tin- Si lilli, A
regular nupply ?ill lin kept on limul during the ncaKoii,
nu I will I. i!il in loin, ni mill prlrcn, adding freight,
drayage and tux.
Alt*!, is BTOHI::
HM nick* HAR Kits' FM CH, HIIIIIO nulli
170 sacks low prlrcd Hour
1*25 Mil tow priced ri'iur. For nain Itv
STENHOUSE .V: CO..
_J illy 20 No. 110 I-ant Ray.
COHN ! (lOIlN ! COON !
OT AA B?BIIEL8 PRIME MARYLAND MILLINO
Si { \J\J CORN.
1300 bushel* prime Western Corn.
irv STOIC ii.
IU00 RUSH ELS PRIME YELLOW CORN.
For sale low ny K l KN HOUSE A CO..
.luly nu No. Ill? East liny.
COHN.
r fl? lA RU811ELS PRIME VIRfllNIA CORN, IN
OWIIU bagM nu i bulk, ci nebr. "Wenonah."
For nnlo by T. J. KERR le CO.
_ August :t_ _a
KUOAK! SUGAR ! SUUAR I
A f\ TIEHCES 0001? OHOCERY SUOARS
?-tyj 5? hhd* Ccnlrilugnl Molsnsen.
ASH .
RI Illili? Superior MUSCOVADO MOLASSES.
Fer sale by J. A. ENsLOW A CO..
August a _No. Ill East Day,
?UREY BUICK.
20 OOO PIMMKO"EY ll'l"!^ FOR SALE, TO
A[ ply to ' SHACK El,FORI) k KELLY,
August 3 No. 1 Royce's Wharf.
JOHN MAC OH KU OH A' CO.,
NOS. 178 AND 180 I'K.AKL-NT.,
iVeii) Kori',
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
INDIA. SCOTCH AND KENTUCKY HAOOINO,
GUNNY HAGS AND BURLAP MUH ARLE FOR WHEAT
AND COHN HACKING; alni, a largo and complete stork
of RALE ROPE, embracing Wintern nuiclinic-iunilo
Hemp, Manilla. Flax mid Jute, Riling I?hun, etc., all of
which lliey utter at lair pricen.
July 2J 'Jinn
GEO. W. WILLIAMS Ol?.,
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
lil l 1 ML FUR SALK LOW. l int CASH i
OOAA SEAMT.l-SS SACKS LIVEItPOOL SALT
fjUUw SOU coils Hemp and Manilla Ropo
20n bale? i immy ami Dillldco Ragging
loon keg? N'alln, or&orlrd slao?
:m bbln Cntree Sugar, A, R mid C
2im bags Rio CoflVu
IOU bb). Mi .lar i ? i and Syrup
SOU boxes Adamaullno Candid
2U0 kegs Un7.ird'H Powdc.*
aun baga shot
2OO0 Ibn. Lead
Copperas, Rluo Stone, Madder, Indigo, Spices, Ac.
July 10 wi mariniri
THOMAS R. AG NEWr
I M rinn ru AMI) BRAMO! IN
Fine t.'\.iccrlcs, Cholee Tens, Etc.. Kio,
NOS, 2?0 and201 OREENWICU- T" COR. OF MURRAY,
NEW YORK,
NOV? rober
TOBACCO, ETC._
. "Ll CRIOLA"
SEGrAH STORE,
< OHM It ll KO A 1)\V \ V ANDI7TII STU K KT,
KEW YUKI.. .
*
TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE PLEASED TO SEE
bis Southern friends. Tho choice*! HAVANA SF
U S, of all tho leading bramln, with a general assort
mut ol Sinokura' Article* always on baud.
Juno 1 D. OTTOLKNGUI, Agent.
"COMMISSION MERCHANTS.""
WILLIAM ll. GILLILAM) & MIN, "
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE NO. 33 UAYNE STREET.
RcDtember ? _
WILLIS & CUISOLM,
FACTORS, CO?MISSI?X MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS.
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE SALE AMD
SHH MENT (to Foreign and nm,null.'. Ports)ol
COTTON. RICE, LUMPER AND NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC W ll A ?ll ', Cl. url. .ton. B. C.
E. WILLIS.A. B. 0UISOI.lt
October '?A
WHITE SlMII'lt SPRlNfiS,
CATAWOA COUN1Y, NORTH CAROIJ?A.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS CELEBRATED
WATERING PLACE, having gono lo great expense
nineo tho hut season, lu changing tho position ol and re?
pairing tho COTTAOES, grading tho Walka and erecting
new Hulldlngn, t.nether with many other Improvements,
will open TUE SPRINGS for tho reception ol visitors on
Satui-dav, Juno 1st, 18G7.
Doing situated in tho northwestern part of tho Slate,
In a country rcmarkutilo for Its boaulty nuil healthful?
ness, these, togetliorwithlbo virtue.ol the Waters, tusko
lt ono of tba most dcairablo WATER INO PLACES In tho
country.
THE MINERAL, WATERS
Of THE SPRI NUS aro tho WLIto and Rlun Sulphur, and
Cbalybcato, and Ihoy possess all tuo finest qualities of
theao waters, and aro sovereign remedien for all diseases
of tho LIVER, DOWELS, STOMACH and KIDNEYS.
THE SPIUNOS aro accawlblo by any of the roads load?
ing to Salisbnry, N. C., and at that point tho Western
North Carolina luxllruad will conroy visitors to Hickory
sutton, at which placo conveyance* aro always in attend?
ance to Uko thom to THE SPRINGS.
Dr. WHITE, of tho Medical Collego of Virginia, will bo
stTUESPRINOSUio entire. Season, and Invalida may
roly upon good attention.
Having again secured tho services of Mrs. Wit KN N,
?od made ampio arrange ni oats for kooplng a GOOD
SABLE, and the beat Wines, Llquora and Segara, and
iring engagod smith'* Rand (or .ho Season, wo aatoly
pro m iso to all overy convenleuco for pleasure, comfort
sud amuse mont that may b. desired.
BOARD PK II 1UO VT If.SRO OW
BOARD PKR W EEK. 18 CHI
UOAIID PER DAY..i). 3 OR
Children antler 7 yeara of ago and Ser?
rants Half Price.
J. OOLOEN WYATT & CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
Hay 30 2mo
KIRK LOAM.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, I
" Cm HALL, November o, 1KO0. J
A LL PERSONS DESIROUS OF REIIU1LD1NO IN TUB
IV Burnt District* and Wanto Places of tho City, tin?
ier "An Act of th? General Assembly, giving authority
IO tho city Connell of Charleston to proceed In tho mat?
er of a Pira Loan, with a view to aid In building up thu
.Mtv anew," aro hornby notiQc4 that tho form of appin
'allon for loans can be obtained al tho omeo el the Clerk
>f Council, bctweou the-honra of 0 A. M. and 2 P. M.
All applications must bot>* *d In tho abovo mentioned
mire, BI Iho Commutes will meet every Monday to con
l?der tho same.
Ry order of the Mayor . w. H. SMITH
NovomherlO _CletI 0f Connell.
THE MARION STAR,
ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
published at Marlon, H. C., In the central portion
if tho country, and otfors a favorable m odium to Mer?
ihants. Druggists, Machinists, snd all clames who domra
o exlend their bnslnoas In the Poe Deo country.
For tho tienent of our advertising patrona, we shall. In
Lddition lo our subscription lint, which ll constantly in
ireaaing, publish and distribute gratuitously 3000 ox Lr?
ttpjeaaof the STAR, daring tho Hind nco? soasou itu.
Bates of Advertising liberal.
W. J. MoKKRALL,
November. 9 Editor and Proprietor