The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 14, 1867, Image 2
NEWS SUMMARY.
( 'ol ton closed hi New York yesterday at 2ct}.
Gold closed hi Now York yesterday nt 110j.
Cotton closed In Liverpool Iii rn, at 10,'d.
Madame LB VEUT, tho Kimi hern nuthorc.is, and
her two daughters, aro spending tho uummor nt
Niagara Tails.
A red cedar post is standing in Sharon, N. J.,
which in not at all decayed, though it was put in
its present position in 1710-118 yon rs BRO.
A Radical Mayor in Massachusetts has refused
to license a theatrical company to play tho "Mack
Crook." Ho wnntcd thurn to call it tho coloirtl
crook.
At LovclloviUo, Va., a Tow days B?IICO, a colored
man aged ono hundred mid eight years was regis?
tered. Twelve others hoyond Hoveuty years of age
woro rogistcro'l there, ond at lliUsboro. 1 MI.. -
Camp, aged ninety yonrs, carno forward und regis?
tered.
A boy named JOHNSON is amusing himself and
tho people of South Paris, Maine, by Bloudiii-liko
foils on a tolograph wiro over llio river, twcnly
fivo fool obovo tho wator. lio croHsos it with his
hoad in a sack, carri CK out a Blovo and fuol, and
cooks on tho wira.
Tho Tallahassee Sentinel announces Ibo death
of Madame M IUI.IT, which occurroil at her planta?
tion, in Jefferson County, Fla. Sho had attained
tho advanced ago of seventy years. Uer demise
will bo sincere]y lamented by a largo circle of ac?
quaintances.
A correspondent nf (ho Loudon Hines says that
tho crops in Northumberland and Durham, and
gonorally in tho North of England mid in many
parla of Scotland, aro ronpud entirely by women,
oxcopt when Irish harvost laborers aro procurando
ns assistants, and whuro tho usc of a reaping ma?
chino has boon a ioptod.
Considerable interest has' hoon OK oiled in Dougal
by tho death of BUMI.O.NATH I'UNDIT, tho only na?
tivo yot found worthy of a soat on tho bcucb of au
Indian high court. Tho Judgo was of Cashmere
origin; his family never intermarried with Ben?
galee o, and ho kuptaluur from nil Dougalco usagos.
He bogan lifo on ?21 a yen r mi n cluiii, and then
wont to tho nativo bar.
Tho Popo proposes tu ro-cslablisb thu Kunian
Catholio boirarchy in Scotland by giving territo?
rial Jurisdiction to thc vicars apostolic and by tho
appointment ot oilier bishops. Tkcro will bo au
Archbishop of Glasgow, with nix KUtUagans, who
will tako their respectivo filloa from Edinburgh,
Aberdeen, Per til, Invernosa, Stirling and Kilmar?
nock.
Foreigners aro evidently getting a bettor opin?
ion of tholr American visitors than they used to
havo. A lato French paper says: "Paris is Hooded
with now visitors-naval cadets belonging to an
American training ship in Cherbourg roads. Tho
young fellows aro a iavorablo specimen of our
American cousins, being stout, tall, well-built lads,
and tholr quiot, gent loni en-liko demeanor has minto
a vory favorable impression."
A morbid individual wanted BO badly to seo Ibo
execution of JEBMY O'BniEN, Now York, that ho
appoarod boforo ono of tho polico just ices and
begged to bo eon nu i 11 cd to tho Toombs for (on
days as a drunkard. Tho commitment was mado
out, but tho psondo drunkard was inlcnsoly dis?
gusted to Dud that his destination was Dlackwoll's
Island, whore ho is now working out his ton days'
term.
Thoro is another famine in Connemara, Ire?
land. Tho poor pcoplo havo not bcon oblo to sow
tholr land as formerly. Owing to tho loug con?
tinuance of frost and snow, tho poor gavo tho
Bood destined for their land to food e d tl n, and, af?
ter all their efforts to eave them, 2000 died of star?
vation in Clifden and 1290 in ItouiidatoiiQ, so any
man having a horso or cow, lost bis all trying t>
preserve tho lifo of theo animals. Tho Sisters of
Charity oro feeding ooo persons.
Tho Journal des Debat?, of Paris, ion il8 an in
stanco of romarkablo liberality of fooling und of
action toward tho Christian Church. Six bolls,
carried oil' by tho Turks from thu towen or Crete,
woro offered for Balo in Smyrna. Thoy wore pur?
chased by tho .Too inli res i do nt.i of that town and
presented to tho Archbishop of tho Grock Church,
accompanied by a loiter, which \a ono of tho most
touching developments of religious scnsihility and
kindness that wo remember to have mot with in
theBO latter days.
"Unions" soom tho ordor of tho day through?
out tim world. Tho United Stalos of Australia
havo mot in Congress, accordiug to an Australian
paper; representatives from Queensland, Now
South Wales, Tasmania, South Australia and Now
--v v--:-? -? . - ?"?" ",,,ot
lng was ostensibly for tho purpose of having tho
mall sorvico arranged to tho advantage of tho colo?
nies, but tho Congress* looked beyond this, and its
debaten indicated that a confederation of all tho
Australian Colonies wee in contemplation.
Tho farmers of Long Island aro suffering this
season from tho potato rot. Thc losses from dls
oaso last year aro renewed this season on a much
larger Beale. In somo places Holds embracing
many acres aro wholly blasted. Tho Mercer va?
riety appears to be tho most infected. To savo
themselves as much as possible, farmers aro
hastening tho crop into market, though it not un
frequently happons that potatoes looking vory fair
whim dug, shows distinct signs of disoaso before
night.
Mr. MAcSnxcnr, proprietor of tho Union, of
Paris, diod in (hat city on tho 25 th of last month,
at tho ago of eighty-four yearn. As hid munn in?
dicates, ho was of Irish origin. His family-...me
into France with JAKES li., whon that sovereign
"loft bis country for," ?c. Marshal MAOMAUOM is
connected with this family. Mr. MACSnxEUr was
woanded at tho battle of Loipsio, and earned his
grade of Lieuleuant-Colonel at Wagram. At tho
timo of bis death ho was chovaUcr of St. Louis
and officer of tho Legion of Honor.
A new propeller has bocu invented, dosigncd to
steer aa well as drive a vcosol. Three neatly
squared bladoa arc attached by anns to a pcrpou
dicular shaft, and by a mechanical arrangement,
are made to exert a propelling powor through tho
entire circuit. Tho position of tin so blades can
bo changed from" tho dock by moans of a wheel
similar to tho pr?sent rudder wheel. Ono man by
properly adjusting thia wheel, can start, stop, back
waler, turn to tho right or loll, or avon cause tho
vessel to rovolvo on its conter.
[?Tho Popo has a civil list of about 1700,ooo a year.
Ont of this sum ho keeps Papal nuncios in foreign
courts, and pays moo a year to oacb of tho cardi?
nale who resido in Homo. Out of this, too, ho
keeps np tho Vatican, which contains no less than
four thousand rooms, and requires a largo staff of
domestics. Tho Popo also pays tho Palatino guard
and tho Noblo guard ; kcops np tho Pontifical
chapel, pays tho eamericres, bli household, otc.
All this is administered with regularity and
eeonomy.
Them aro two institutions in Hull, England, for
tho support and education of sailors' orphan
children, via : Tho Soamon's Orphan Asylum, and
tho Bailor's Orphan Homo. Mr. TITUS BAIT has
offered to give tho latter institution tho mun of
X5000, on condition that tho building is enlarged
BO as to bo able to accommodate. Uko tho sis tor in?
stitution, ono hundred children, and that tho
school is enlarged to re co i ve ono hundred town
orphans (children of sailors), in addition lo tho
one hundred maintained in tho institution. Tho
gilt will probably bo accepted on those torin u.
Tho Nashville .Union lind Dispatch says that it
ls a notorious fact that a largo number of tho ne?
groes who bavo reported to tho Bureau as having
Deon discharged from tho aorvico of Conservativo
employers, aro of tho vory worst class of loafers
and idlers, who havo not worked a wholo mouth
alum their emancipation, and who havo boon load
to believe that tho Bureau would issuo rations to
all poraons claiming to have boon turned out of
employment. Tho policy adontod by tho Bureau,
of furnishing work, don't at r.ll ogrco with this
class, and such js tho domand for labor that all tho
others Will bo speedily supplied with places.
A disease bas broken out among tho hogs of
Bontb Missouri, which ls killing off nearly all at?
tacked by it. At first tho diaeaso was supposed to
bo bog cholera, but closo observation shows that
tho symptoms and actions aro quito different from
that discaso. Tho animal baa much tho appear?
ance of having what ls known among farmers as
tho "blind staggers." As long as warmth and cir?
culation la kopt np, tho animal shows no signs of
disease, but os soon as quiot and inactivo, tho
Buffering appears intense. In many instances tho
eyeballs aro turned completely around and fre?
quently burst. I
Tho Buperintondect of tho Maclean Innano Asy?
lant, in Boston, makos tho following deplorable
slatomont : "Tho oxcosslvo drinking of winos and
ardent spirits hos brought insanity upon many
persons during tho last year. This indulgence
Dooms to bo increasing vory greatly, and its con?
sequences aro Indeed alarming. Moro persons,
And chiefly young mon, either positively insano or
who have bcon seriously damaged mentally and
physically by thia causo, have como under our
profeaslonal observation, or havo applied hero for
advice and relief daring tbo last yoar, than wo oan
remember before in the same length of limo."
And Massachusetts bas a prohibitory law. Tho
?DOV? ill astra tea ita value
Ill. I ?'
?U11XU3NT TOPICS.
WE HAVE novo ral Lhnoa referred lo tho great ,
book of Ibo French l.x|msition, "Paris Guido," lo '
willoh nil tlio llrst writors of franco havo contrib?
uted. Thobook h UH not been translated mio l.ng- '
h'sh, ns far aa wo know, livery now end Iheu, .
hoivever, we lind copious extracts from ?I in nomo
of our exchanged, l'rciich mid Ivnglish. I'rom one
of HlOfM wo lato i lio rollowiii;: paragraph ou "Tho
Ulllo liiiIiiBtiicH" and Ibo "Nowa Collector: H.
IKUM writes a delightful arliclo on tho "Polilcs
[mini,tries" of I'r.ris, us ho ill n'.ca.sctl to call the
avocationa of tho old niau itt tho 1'laco Vendome,
with liiu telescope, who mahen a chalk drawing of
thu appearance of tho moon on Ibo asphalt pavo
nient, ami shows you through hin i;lasK nil Ibo ns
tronumical phenomena for Indi' a franc; of tliuuu
persons who pick up segnr-ondH to uiako smoking
nilxlurcs ol, or crusts of bread to nell lo
Ibo mu!.cr pei s of tho barrieres ; of Ibo
"iliy-bankorn" who ndvonco capital for tho
?paco of twelve hourn tJ nmrket-wouion and
hu .listers, rn- of thoso who Moll ? ?on1? worth of
burning charcoal to pul in feot-wariiiora ; of tim
"guardian angola," "? Ihoy ure id vied, who nro
charged with tho taking home of di unkarils from
Ibo cabarets ; ol tho ra g n iou and old-clot lies-men,
ami tho purveyor of rata to thc rcsl.iur.iiiiii in
which it is Ibo ru du si to cot gibelottes. ..Thal
tho Heall of tho cat in as succulent us that of the
rabbit, tho frequenters of Ihe.so restaurants know
well, and therefore il is that they require (o nco
Hie ukin of tho animal that baa been hilled. These
epicures fear leal in tho placo of thu niblet, which
ia a cat, a dishonest cook should servo thom a rat,
and thoy don't Uko rat." Nor must wo forgot to
udd to tho lint ol' M. TEXIEH'H "jHlits metier*,'' Hint
of thu mau who walka tibold thu streets all day
ami collo du incidents for tho nowapapera. Re?
ed ieted to a few linea of apace, at (ho rato of two
sous a lino, lie cnn hardly hopi] lo uiako luorethun
two franc? a day. Necessity, iii bia e iso an in
utilero, becomes tho niotbur of wit. Ito inventa
now? ; and tho full of a unison from a ara fluid ia a
special act of providouco to bia claim. M. T i:\ir.i:
naya HUCII au ono would say : "lt'sIbo mannus who
givo ino a livelihood." A moro willy voroiuu of
tho ciimo confession, which wo havo heard, is au
follov.'H : "Je tuc tes macons ; par?ame jv ct? par
Icc macons qui meurent." ("1 kill masons, bc
cauao I livo by masons who die.") IL TEX 1ER
concludes with I ho foll iwiug rellectiou : "AU these
p ipi, livo, and onable their wivca and funiiliea to
livo, by occupations noe would hardly suspect tho
oxioloiiou or. Think ut n b.d. OAHVAM'.I philoso?
pher Haid': "When ono thinks that all these must
i cat, ono gels an awful idea of (ho human raco."
TUE NEW YOUR TIMES lia? tho following : A
Southern editor gets infuriated willi UH for mak?
ing tho Himplo roninrk thal "reconstruction will
go forward .under thu direction of Ibo military
Commandern, aud on tho basis laid down by Con?
gruas." lio uaya that tho oditor of tho TIM:.s
" really behoves this, niul ovidcnlly doesn't lliiuk
lt worlh bia whilo to inquire what ibo Atiniglih/'s
intentions aro in tho premises "-which is n picco
ot puro assumption on tho part or our hut-headed
Southern critic. Wo acknowledge, however,
that any authentic communications on this
point will* 1:0 gladly received from our Ala?
bama contemporary. Ile add?: "Reconslruc
liun and ovcry uthcr damnable ontrago will go
eu HO long aa Clod permits Radicalism to rulo
and ruin." Ami ' this hoing HO, our original
remark, which was Iho causo of all this outpour?
ing of wrath, in compluloly j uni 1 tied by our Mobile
assailant himself. Hut, il is added: "There is
tho black elephant of Ibo Hool li, with ita snout
wrapped nroiind thu nock of Radicalism. There
is datigcr lest tho domon bo pulled troin oil' his
feel, or thrown into tho air, bcloro ho io half
through with ravishing tho Southern corpse.-'
Now, if tho Mobile Daily Tribune did mil BCCIII IO
bu very much in earnest in tho ullorauco of lb iii
raul, wo should bo inclined lo suiilo at tho gro?
tesque incoherency of ila language. Wo will not
do so, however, but will morely roninrk Uitit tor
thc last dozen or ilflcon years tho Southern news?
papers havo scorned utterly incapab o of touching
upon any point in pol?tica without hoing instantly
seized willi n madhouse, froirzy that HCIH at de
Cauco rea on, logic, common souse, and tho de?
crees of falo ?lucir.
TnnnF. WAS A LITTLE passage in Ibo IIouso of
Lords r< roidly, beti.eon a Duke and un Karl,
which ohowa in n oinking manner tho dilforonco
betweon tho rarliouioiitary and tho Congressional
way of charging an opponont with untruth. Uf
cuurao tho onraged M vie, HO common in Congress
_a^wwul our newspapers, ol ,.,,. ,,," uau
"huBO villain" as a 'folsi?or" or a "liar" would be
entirely out of placo in cither of tho Houses of
Parliament, especially in tho IIouso of I.unis. Iiis
Lordship, therefore, in his blondest manner, said:
"I bec to call tho altoution of my nohlo friend,
tho nollie Dnko, to an observation which my noble
friend, tho noblo Bulto, is reported to have made,
and which my noblo friond, thu noblo Duko, will
And, upou reflection, to bc inconsistent mth
strict veracity." Of com i o his noblo friend, tho
noblo Duke, made tho proper explanation or apolo?
gy. Them ia no doubt that it is quito impossible
for two mon to quarrel in auch a phraseology,
or to say anything very rudo with "my noblo
friond, tho noblo Duke," occurring three limes in
a singlo sentence. Homo mon in Amorien aro con?
stantly attempting to justify tho grossest rudeness
mid vulgarity of lauguago by telling us what a Uno
thing it ia always lo "call a spado a spade." It is,
doubtless, a proper and convenient ihing. Dut
thu illustration ia vory inapt and silly when used
ns an oxcusu to denounce as liars all who fail to
see with our oyos, ur lo apprehend with our facul?
ties, or to stato thingH BO aa to agrco with our
projudicca, or caprices, or interest.*, or paaaioua.
Tnr. Tnrnux.M. OF police of tho canton of Youd,
Switzorlaud, ha? lately been engaged in trying a
young niau named PIQ.UILI.OUD, charged with hav?
ing for somo limo past practised medicino and sur?
gery in ru?nalo attire It appeared that bo had
succeeded lu completely disguising himself as a
woman,'and had obtained under tho namo of Miss
ABUOTTS, and in tho quality of an American, ad?
mission into several families, Ottering his services
chiotly to ladies. Tho fraud was discovered by a
hairdresser into whoso shop ho wout to pm chimu
a chignon. It was found that ho could only bo
convicted of tho illegal exorciao of his profession,
and on that count tho court condemned him tootie
mouth's imprisonment. It Is pleasing to read an
occurrence like Ulis, for tho evidence'it affords of
tho great regard thoso peuple havo for their law.
As a matter of courue, Uioy must havo bcon grout
ly incensed nt this miscreant-who in many anoth
or locality would havo boon "tarred anti feat bored,"
or ntlurwiBo "lynchedand not undeservedly.
Still, great aa was tho provocation thoso law-abid?
ing Bwilzors hat], they did not Uko vengeance into
their own bauds; and tho publie Censor motod out,
justice according lo Ibo totter of tho law, however
inadequate it appears to tho enormity of tho
offouco. '
Ex-OovEnson SWAIN wrote a letter lo dovornor
JONATHAN WOHTH, of North Carolina, dated July
23, tendering libj resignation of tho Prosidcnoy of
Ibo University of that Stato, a position ho has held
for twonty-two yoars. Ho is induced to this stop
in view of tho present condition of thoDniversify
tho iv verso of prosperous; owing principally, how
over, to financial ombirrassmont, tho endowment
of over $200,000 having boon lost by tho war. In
his concluding pnragrnph ho say? "Ofothor uu
favorablo eHoots npon our prospects, growing out
of tho war, I do not ohooso to speak further than
to say that during no proviens period of-my lifo
woro my labors moro zoalous, faithful and unintor
mitting in tho service of tho institution and of tho
people of North Carolina, and that whatever may
botido mo di1 'tho futuro, I am satisfied with tho
record of tho past. It only remains to intimado
that, seeing little roason to hopo, from tho present
indications of publio santimont, for tho carly anc?
res.? which crownod former oxortione, I am ready
to givo placo to any ono who can ossumo my posi?
tion under moro favorablo auspices, at tho cai lies',
period ot which tho Hoard may bo pleased to desig?
nate a successor.
NOT DNrnEguESTLT wo hoar soma of our friends
oxprcss a wish for a "good situation." Now this is
a relativo term. No two porsons' ideas perhaps
A?roo on lids subject. Bul unless wo aro much
mistaken, there will bo littlo difference of opinion
among our readers regarding tho "allualion" of
M. LE MATJEODAE VAnjANT. Thin gentleman is
Is tx Minister of tho Emperor NAPOLEON'S GoVorn
ornmont, and holds tho following "pluralities:"
As Marshal ho receives 40,000 francs; as Minister,
100,000; as Senator, 80,000; as grand officer of tho
crown, 48,000; and as Knight of tho Groat Cross of
tho Logion of Honor, 8000; making in all Mi.OflOf. a
year. Desidos ho is lodgod, "heated,' " washoe!"
as Minister; fod booauso grand onie or of tho
croira; his carriages and horses oro furn!ab.od and
supported from tho "civil list;" in short with tho
exception of his clothes and his tobacco, tho State
pays all lils oxponsos outsido of his allowances.
Now wo should not in tho least object to "accept
Ibo situation" of this Fronoh favorito of fortune.
How it makes one's month water to think of it I' '
LAUUEUT (JIIIOUT.AT'.OK.- The. DAILY
NEW? puhlishes the Official Lht. of Let- I
fv>r? remaining in the. J\>stoj)h'e ut thc end
if each week, ugrc'iil'fjf to the. following
tee (ion of thc iV-'io 1'vstoflice. Lino, as the
npwsptijti r having thc largest circulation in
Um- flity of Charleston:
BcorioHft. And lin lt liirtliiTrnnolrd,Thal Usia of let*
tors rcrualnhii! uara Heil for lu any l'ludnfflro In any Mir,
lawn or Tilla(?r, wbrra a uuawpmici aliall lie printed,
?li ill I1.1.-111. r IMI puUialicd once only IM lb? MnwafaiMNT
which, liviuu published weekly or oRunor. Hball have tho
lire.e.it cbvulabou within ruu;io of ilellrory or tho ?aid
ofUcn
tym Ail communications intended tor publication in
this Journal mut* hi nddcr.isca to Ont h'dtlor of the
Jtitihl AtltrV, Xo. IS //nym'-.Wr ?rt, Marleston, H. G.
Jlusliuss Communications lo i'uOlislicr ol' JHiiiy
News.
Il'eeannol undertake lo return rejected comniumca ?
lions.
Advertisements outside of the city must be accompa?
nied with the casli.
CHARLESTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST ll, 18T.7.
.lon WORK.-Wo hnvo now completed our
oflicV BO ns to execute, in ?lie shortest jwssiblo
lime. ALL KINU3 OF JOU WORK, and we
moat, respectfully nsk Ibo pntroiuigo of our
friends.
WHAT ls JTTM'K fOSSlSTEKCYI
Whenever Ibis question of consistency is
raised willi I lioso who lutve taken (bc oath nnd
renewed their allegiance to (ho United (Matoo
since tho close ol' tho ?ur; un oath the
Monning of which cannot bo misunderstood,
mid from thc obligations of which nil incntnl
reservat ion fal excluded ; wo uro forced lo ita
quire, whether laking Mint onlh-as il was then
and there interpreted und understood, as well
hy those who administered it, nB hy those who
took il-is consistent with nu ndlieroneo now
to the publica! theory, under which thc seces?
sion of tho Slate wnfl advised, nltemptcd and
failed ? Are wc in error when wo say th nt this
oath was Intended to bo the evidence of the
abjuration hy those who.iook ll, of thal political
doctrine, which thenceforth was to he regarded
as political heresy 7 ll'so, nnd wo do not BOO
bow il can be otherwise ttudersiood. then tho
question of coiisialency 13 not to bc tested hy a
reference lo former political opiuions, which
were ihn? renounced, hui to the muaning nnd
thc obligations of tlinl oath, which was volun?
tarily taken, or required to ho tnken,
hy so ninny of tho people of (his Stale.
Thu true, (ho real question ol' consistency, is
thus involved, not in n question of mere politi?
cal orthodoxy, bul in n limiter of tho highest
moral obligation.
If it is said, that whatever may he Iho force
of thu view now presented, so fur ns it. affects
Ihosowho hnvo taken thal oath; Iho samo force
does nol attach to it in regard lo those who
have nol lui.cn tho onlh; wa nnswer, that if
there is any difference, it cnn relate only to a
certain class of persons. Wc mean such ns
expressly and publicly doclarc, that thoy do
not ncquiescc in thc results of lite war, nor ad?
mit Hint il has changed their sense of their
political obligation, such us in this claim to
maintain a position, in opposition In that in
which the people of tho Stale havo acqui?
esced ; unices it shall he further maim ai neil
that tho Government of Iho United .Slates in?
tended to tolerate nu avowed denial, of what
il hud declared lo he th" naturo nud extent
of the allegiance due lu il. If then wc
allow (his eye,.illino, wc nie entitled to
ask where arc the persons who claim tn lin
include! iii ila Icrnis ? Where arc they who
assert their allcginuco lo thc State, to bo si ill
parnmaiint tn their allcgiunoc lo Hie Govcrn
mcrt of tho United States ? Where are they
who insist that Ibcy recognize and will defend
Iho doctrines, under thc lead of which the
Slate passed ils ordinance of secession in 18fi0?
Where nnd hy whom is the open avowal made
nf auch n position? Where nud by whom ia
ii.? r..VIIo dacia rut uni of adherence lo such
opinions'.' Wo confess lo have seen thom no
where to havo heard them proclaimed by no
one. Without, (hen, Hint avowal and open
declaration, what is thc position of those who
have not been required lo take, or residing
here, have not taken, Ibo oath T
We cnn but nuswor,4hut they must be con?
sidered as consenting to and acquiescing in
that conduct, which by thc ndmiuislralioii ol'
ibis ???ntli. Ibc Government of thc United Slates,
lias decided, shall express the condition upou
which ils forbearance is acccptod by
Ihosc whom it clninfe by their conduct had
provoked (ho exercise of ila power to punish.
But it is uni only that thus by their acquics
icnce. cvon they who havo not taken thc oath,
ire in morals, as much hound, us uro they who
nive taken il ; and that thc obligation of thc
lath is inconsistent with an adhorence to thc
political doctrinos (hey entertained and were
tito creed of tho people of thc Slalo. Wo go
further and submit that they who do thus pro
Lend lo ndhcrc to their former opinions in rcla
ion to thc rights of thc Stale; are now plainly
:onlradicting themselves; because Hie Stato,
)bcdienco to which they profess as (heir first
lilly, lins itself renounced that creed, and no
onger lonchos thedoctrino (hat primary allcgi
Lnee ia duo to it. We aspen, without thc fear of
refal?ilion; wo would almost any without
.be fenr of contradiction ; that thc State, when
it apoke through ita Convention iu 18115,
renounced ila claim lo thal allegiance of those
who were within ?B limits: whioh il assorted
in ils ordlnanco of secession; and attempted
.0 enforce in (ho war which then followed.
. We think that this was so intended by tho
repeal of the ordinance of secession; by tho
nearly unanimous volo upon tho resolution* of
Mr. Aidiiticii ; and by all the oilier Ada of the
Convention inconsistent with the idon, of Ila
mnintaining the continued existence of Ibo
Lhcory formerly held of tho relation of the
State to 'tho Government of tho United Slates.
Hint lo all of I liesa, in themselves conclusivo ;
point and finish was given hy thc language
of Mr.'Pfiituv, then the I'rovisionnl Govornor
of thc Slate ; and hy his conduct while in that
position;'conduct utterly inconsistent with tho
ilea that (hero waa left in tho Stato
the wish, much less tho will, to again
assort tho doctrines It had taught and
enforced. And wi cannot doubt that
Mr. PEOIIY would uot now hesitate to de?
claro lhat tho Convention of 18G?, ivas by ils
sall; nud hy all of its prococdiugs, accepted by
him, and I he President of the United States, aa
r ' having accomplinhed any thing more
completely, than tho renunciation in re?
gard lo (ho nature and extent of tho
sovereignty of the Slates, whioh had boon
practically assorted in tho ordinauco of acces?
sion. Upon this pointy ure would bo will?
ing to rcaluco it to a direot question. And that
question, with all proper respect, wo would
address lo Mr. PlMY himself. And to Mr.
P tinny wo would direct tho question, whether
Iho Convention whioh ho called together was
not accoplbd by him as tho Convention which
would and did renounce Unit doctrino of
Clovcrnmcnt, by which the nllegianeo of tho
ait i ?cn was claimed for tho State, in proforenco
lo tho Government of the United Slates? Wo
cnn havo no doubt as to tho nnswor Mr. PERRY
would givo for wo know what answor ho has
[riven already.
Mr. Penny, as Provisional Governor, in his
proclamation, dated 20th July, 18G&, declaring
lils powor lo call a Convention, informs tho
people of Iho State, that tho object of that Con?
vention is to alter or amend Iho Constitution of
he State; wilh authority to exercise within the
units of tho .State all powers necessary and
groper to enable thoso who were loyal, to re?
doro tho Stato to its constitutional relations to
ho Federal Government: and '.'lo present such
i republican form of Stato'government aa will
intltlo tho State to the guarantee of tho United
Hates therefor, and lia people to protection."
Tn tho s^mo paper"ho further declare? among
Et ? IPI >
/
> i
Ilio purposes ol' dint Convention, timi or "re?
forming; ibu piala CoiiHtitutiou MI?I restoring
?.?vii authority in lb? Slate, under Ilia Conni I
tutiou nml laara of III? United Slut es." Ami
iu alill more comprehensivo lema doca lio slate
Hie pnrpoae ami [tower or ibo Convention, when
lio speaks of it aa having Ibo power "ol' allur?
ing or amending ihe present Constitu? iou or re
moilolliiig nml making ii new one, which will
conform lo Uio great changea which have taken
place in Hie State; ami be more in nccoriliinco
willi Republican l'rineiplos awl Equality or
Representation."
Again, in Iii? message nt October 24, ltJUO,
Governor 1'iiRRt Haya Hint lie lilli not ilerivo
bia authority "from the Legislature or Gie peo?
ple ol' thc Slate." Thai ho was selected to or?
ganizo n Slate government for South Carolina;
nml have lier restored to all lier civil or politi?
cal riglils as a member ol' tin- l-'cilcrnl Union.
Thc modo and (he temper with which this waa
to be accomplished was acknowledged, when ho
npproved and commended the pcoplo or tho
Sidle "who bad accepted Hie decrees ol God
and Hitlimillcd themselves lo thc dire fortunes
of war." Uovcruor Olin adopted Ibo teachings
^ of Governor I'KIUIV ns true; und said the war
had decided, among other things. Hint "thc
doctrine or accession, which was held to bo or?
thodox in tho Stole ItigUts School or pol?tica,
ia now exploded for all practical purposes."
Thus then spoke tho State; ami thus spoke
tho men whose voice was that of thc State.
And when thc Slnte has thus spoken, and when
they who wero ils representative men havo thus
spoken, by what authority docs nny oue refer
us to thc political doctrino ol thc Stale iu Ibtii)
as thc lest of consistency; and, therefore, of
Ihe propriety of political conduct; when that
doctrine was renounced by IhoSlnlc in its Con?
vention in 180"), mid considered by thoao who
could speak for it as "exploded."
Who, then, cnn, with nny fituess, ignore tho
purposes and doings of thc Convention of 18G5,
nnd go back io these things, which wero undone
in thal Convent lon, to tesl non- thc consistency
of its citizens in that conduct, which they must
adopt, in what (iovei not I'HHHV called tho "new
and extraordinary condition of thu State ?" If
there uro such, ns we presume from what has
been so much hoard of about consistency, there
must be some; why do they not openly declare
that they nre not b: und hy tho action of that
Convention; nor will regard ?ls renunciation
of Ihe doctrine of Stntcs sovereignty t ll
there ure any such, why do they not declare
that they adhere lo Ihe opinion they formerly
Cutcrlniucd; and refuse In render now more
obedience to thc Government of Hie United
Stales than (hoy ?lid from 18(10 to I8CG? II
Ibero aro any such, nml auch there may lie,
nithuiigb wc do not know them, wc cnn better
understand their consistency; when they openly
and avowedly proclaim lo Ike people thalthoy
still advocate and will maintain and adhere la
Ibo samo doctrines I hey professed in 18G0.
riut with nil of those who publicly profess to
have acquiesced In the results of the war jw
sulla which have been ncccptcd, and cnn only
bo accepted as involving in Um overthrow of tho
Govcrnmciil of these Stales and tho Hubjcclion
of thc people, thc overthrow also of thc politi?
cal opinions under which they were lcd into
thc war; who yet also declare that they have
and do cherish as rules for their guidance in
political conduct, Ihe sumo political opinions
they formerly maintained; wo feel auro Ihnl in
tin - lhere ls too much bf inconsistency, to justi?
fy them in taunting others with thc samu ac?
cusation. Have they liol accepted their litua
lion ns ono which has involved thc completo
chungo ol' the political doctrines they formerly
professed, and craiiled for them new duties, thc
performance nf which lias been onforced by
thc highest obligations; and u disregard of
which would now bc considered ns character?
ized in mild I erm* when it is said Io bc an
inconsislcncy V Wo speak plainly, but fur bc il
from tis lo speak unkindly. With what baa been
ilia fMiUi with, what i* ld? nr?aa?i> ?ritt? NIN?I
may be Ihe future; we have willi our people
n sympathy loo deep, to cherish other feelings
thnn those of regret for tho mistakes into which
they may fall. If, as was well said by Mr.
PORTIER, our l.iculciinnt-Govurnor, "thc great
obstacles wo havo to encounter aro in our
prido and prejudices, in feelings and opinions,
thal arc traditional willi us;" by thc samo ex?
cellent man wc have been told Ibat "our people
have pledged anew their faith to the Govern?
ment of Hie United Stntcs. This is a matter of
honor, und they will well and Iruly redeem
their faith."
Wo Irnst thal Ibo question of consistency is
thus placed in its true light; (hat the proper
tosts havo been explained. Ami Ibo further
consideration of it wo proposo to lake along
with us, in a review of tho advice and counsel
which Governor PERRY has given to thc people
of tho State; advice which, however, full of
honesty, ls much more full of mischief.
WANTS"
WANTED, A COMPETENT LTULD'B
NURSE. One that eau come well recommended.
Apply at No. 140 CcMINQ STREET. 1 Auguit 14
WANTED.-A WOMAN TO LOOK FOR A
?mall family. Apply at Corner of Ilise! street,
aud Maldon Lane. 1 August 14
SITUATION WANTED.-AV ANTED, Il Y A
married mau, of steady babita, ? altuatlon in any
reapactablo business. Will make himself useful tn al?
most any capacity. Address "0.1'.," at thia outee.
August 13
WANTED-A IIOUHE ABOUT Kt Mi ll (?Il
?vo rooina, in some pleasant part of tho olly.
Apply between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock, at No. ixl
QUEEN STREET. Ibonwl* August a
TO RENT.
Si i Uh'. TO RENT, THAT SPACIOUS AND
wc.-eatabllshod bTOUE No. 929, weat aldo King
street, now occuptod by E. Scott A Co. 120 feet deep,
with a Uno stone trent and good gateway. Possession
given 1st September noxL Apply to B. O. LAZARUS,
comer Wentworth and Smith stree, ts.
Augusto_fmw3?
TO RENT, TUB UPPER PART Ol'' TH AT
DESIRABLE THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING,
known aa No. 421 King street, a few dcors below Calhoun.
To an approved tenant the rent will ha moderate. Ap?
ply st tba DRUG STORE bellow. mwf August 6
TO RENT, THAT DEHIHABIsB RB SI?
DENCE No. ll KING STREET, with sdi tho neces?
sary outbuildings, cistern, Ac. Inquire at No. 0, SOUTH
BIDE OF THE ABOVE._wto_June 4
TO RENT.-ONE VERY AIRY II OOM TO
RENT, for one or two' singla gxntlomon, with or
without Furniture. Apply st CORNER CLIFFORD AND
ARCHDALE SrUKETH._3_August 13
TO HENT, PART OP A PINE RESIDENCE,
with ampio ki toben accommodation, Atc, suitable,
for a small family. Fer further particulars, apply at No.
110 MEETING BTRAET. itelercnccs required.
August 12 _ ? 3
T6 RENT-THE TWO AND A I1ALR STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE, comer Society and Meeting
streets, having elstern sad atables on Ibo premises, and
good accommodations for servants. Rent low. Apply
to S. UART, Sr., No. 332 King street Joly u
FOR SA J.E.
FOR HALE, A No. I MI LCI I COW, WITH A
young eslf. Inquire st Ne. 61 HI PUILIP STREET,
between cannon and Spring streets. Any one wishing a
gentle family cow. accustomed lo tho tub. will do well by
call I Pg- _1*_August 14
Jj<4)U HALE, A POUR-YEAR OLD PONY,
! sound and gentle, with Saddle snd Bridle In
quh. at Ibo OHOCERX STORE southwest corner of
iteid snd America streets. 3* August 14
FOUND.
PICKED Ul* OUTSIDE THE DAR, A SMALL
t LAT. Tho owner can lure the ssms by provins
properly and paying expense* Apply at No. 6 TRADD
STREET._8? August 12
BOARDING.
BOAIIDING.-THREE PLEASANT ROOBIB
with good BOARD can bo had on Immediate appli?
cation to No. 60 CHURCH STREET, wost aldo, near
Trodd street- Terme reasonable. Juno 12
1.EXCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
li rates, la tho moat central business port of tba city,
without lodging, In s private house, can now be had.
For particulars sddress "X. L," Poitofflco. Msy IS
NOTICE,
fTVHE 8HTPPTNO AND COU MISSION BUSINESS
J, will for tho prisent be carried sn ss usual by tb*
uiulrnujr.cd at No. 48 East Bay, over tbs store formerly
occupied by OBAIG, TUOM EY A CO.
All parsons haring Individual claims moat present th*
samo, and those Indebted individually will make pay?
ment to JOHN TUOHEY.
July 20,_
CITY TAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF CUE Cm ASSESSOR, ) ?
CITY Hau,' August 1, 18?7. I
OTIOE 18 HEREBY OIVEN TO ALL CONCERN Ell
that the Monthly Retama for tho month of Joly
psst, in compliance with the Tai Ordinance ratified on
the 28th day of December, ISM, must be made on or be?
fore tho 15th Instant. T>. O. GIBSON,
Auguit7 j J3 Cily Assessor.
\
MEET Ul S S.
CIIAMMKIl OK COMMERCE.
? SPECIAL MKKTINU OF TUIS CH AM lu.li M
. \ called for TM* Dety, J lill lest,. nt Tl M.. lu tho Hall
Ol thu Inaumucn and Tiwi Company, lln>ad street, Ut
..rrreirn n Communication ITuUl thn Presidentof tho
lUmrd ol Trade."
Hy order of thu FrcshU nt.
AugiHtll I I?. .1. i;\HUI) r. Rcrrclsry.
miAitti ow . u.\i>r..
. SPECIAL Mlli.l ISO (tl* THU l:< AI:I> win, UK
. \ I11 lil Thii ll.ty, al 1 1'. .M., ut tho chili Room of lim
Charil HUIII Huh I.
A hill atti'ii lutu'ii l's mpicslod, nu mailors of great Im?
portance ?ill bo submitted.
tty order of thc lTuildcul. .INO. R. STEELE,
August ll_ I Secretly.
sICTNA PIRK i : N ( ; i \ K. COMPANY.
A'ITENIl THi: ItEOUI.AR MONTHLY MEI.TINO Ol'
ymir ('ninpany at Market Hall, Tai? Kccnii.-j, Au?
gust Util, al half-past H uVIrx-k.
HyunhT. P.V. I.VNCII.
August U 1 SeercUiy.
<-i.lt MAN Kl it io KNtlINB CtMttPAW Y.
THE lll!i HU.AH QUARTERLY MEETING Ot* YOUR
Company will bo hold ot your Hall, TAIS /t/Yrrttuun.
st ll o'clock tho Uth Instant. Member* aro rc<|Ucntod
to bo i ms, toni.
Hy unter of tho I'rcsltlcut.
JOHN C. WOULERH, Secretory ll. V. K. Co.
August ll I*
EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGKXIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
bcxi.M.niv, VA.
ARRANGEMENTS AHE IN PROGRESS TO ACCOM
MODATE Ona Hundred addltluusl Cadoto lu thia I
I Institution. Its well established character for Ito ays*I
lcm of disciplino, and course of Instruction, commends [
it to the support of those who dsslro a practical educa*
lion. Information will bu supplied by application to U10 I
undersigned. FRANCIS H. SMITH,
Moy HO mloown Superintendent.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION OK COPARTNERSHIP,
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING '
uodor tho name of H. UL HUMAN N i CO. has thia
I dsy bcou dissolved by mutual con se ni.
Chsrleston, August li, 1H67. H. JUNOCLOUH.
August l'J 3*
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL,
II. K LATTE & CO.
HAVE REMOVED TO NO. 003 EAST BAY STREET,
opposite Now Custom House. mwf July 29
FURNITURE, ETC.
FURNITURE I FURNITURE I
MANUFACTURED BY
F. KRUTINA,
; Nos. li (i mu? 08 East Houston street,
New "Yoi'k pity.
ALL THIS FURNITURE, CONSIST INO OF PARLOR,
till AMBER. DINING ROOM AND LHIHAJIY
I SUITS, la of Ibo latest stylos, and msnufscturod o? tho
very best material, undor tho personal suporvlslou of ibu
Proprietor, and guaranteed.
Partios In Ibo south desiring tluo Household Furniture
an bo supplied direct from thu manufactory ; or tboao
about visiting Now York will Hud lt to their advautogo to
examine this Stock beforo purchasing elsewhere. Al'
Oocds warranted, wfni 3mos July 31
TOBACCO, ETC.
"LA CRIOLA"
SEGAR STORE,
CORNER BROADWAY AND17TI1 STREET,
vi;w YORK.
TUR UNDF.HSIONED* WILL BK PLEASED TO SEE
bis Southern friends. The choicest HAVANA SK?
UA RS, of all tho leading brands, with a general assort?
ment of Smokers' Articles always on hand.
Jims i D. OTTOL?NGUI, Agent.
LOTTERIES.
GEORGIA
STATE LOTTERY
FOR THE
BENEPIT
OF THE
MASONIC ORPHAN'S HUM..
GRAND SOTTF.ME,
AUGUST ?lat. 1867,
CAPITAL PRIZE $50,000.
WHOLE TICKETS, $12; HALVES, ttl; QUARTERS, $3,
EIGHTHS, ll.?o.
Great Extra Scheme,
ti lil* TH,II HIL II 4th, lsr07,
CAPITAL PRIZE $20,000.
iii T? F. r H. ll. tm will purohasa a Psokags of len I
I Tickets, liable lo draw S30.000.
AU Prizes paid without discount.
Official Drawings sent each purchaser.
AU Prlzta Cashed al thia O nice,
jfXsT* correspondents may rely on prompt attention to
orders by simply enclosing money with full address.
xTsT" AU order, for Tickets, Schemes, and lnformaUou
I to b. addressed to JAMES KERR,
Manager's Agent,
Lock Box No. SB4, Charleston, S. C.
Offleo: No. 20 BROAD STREET. Imo Auguat 3
HOTELS.
S. SWANDALE,
PROPRIETOR CF THE
Mansion House,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
PAVILION HOTEL.
A FINE LUNCH
Served. Everv Day,
ruo M Tl TO ta l-l OM I.u cit
Jun. 6_._
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ?RLEANS.
PBOPiUBTOBa :
WM. A. HU HU.Of New Orleans.
W. F. CORKERY.Of Spottswood Hotel, Hlokinoud.
I Telegraph and Railroad Ooldea in Rotunda or Hotel.
June IT Hmo
STEVENS HOUSE, Nos. 91. 93,95 AND 97
Broadway, N. Y.. opposite Howling Oreen-Cn th?
European Plan.-THE STEVENS HOUSE U well and
widely known to ibo travelling public. Tb? location I. es?
pecially aultobta to merchant, and bu al noss men; lt U In
close proximity to tho business part of tho city-ls on
the highway of Southern ami Weetara travel-and adja?
cent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
Tho STBVfcNB HOUSE baa liberal acoommodatlor. for
over 300 nut ats-lt ls weU furnish od, and possesses osary
modern improvement for the comfort and entertainment
of Its Inmates, Tba rooms are spacious arv". weU venti?
lated-provided with goa and water-lb. attendance ls
prompt and respectful-and Hie tobie la generously pro?
vided o l th every delicacy of tho .canon st moderate rates.
Tho rooms having been refumlabod and remodeled, we
are rmi1 M to offer extra facilities for tho comfort and
picoso.-?, .f our gussi.. GEO. K. O HASE at CO.,
May 38 imo Propriotoxs.
THE Xi ADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,
HAYING ON BAN DA LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
MADE OI.OTHINO. sultoblo for Gentlemen, La
dlr. and Children, and being desirous of diminishing our
Slock before Ibo Mason advances too for, we would c spa
dally draw the attention of the public towarda thora? 4c
lion whleh will bo made lu our prices for tho next. vo
or throe Wc oks from dat*.
Apply at tho DEPOSITORY,
January 80 No. ll Chalmora street.
AN ORDINANCE
I TO PROVIDE rou TUB uqorrja/non or TES IHTKKSST ON
TUB o??T ow TUB cm wnioii socarran BOT II DAT or
Juill LAST.
Rs ? ordained by Dis if ayer and AtoUrmen in City
Council aitembled, That for tho purpoao of lluuleUUug
tlo Interest on Ibo pub Do debt of the elly, which accrued
on tho 3dth day of Juna hut, six Per Cent. Stock, obliga?
tory on Ibo Corporation of the city of Charleston, shsil
bo lAsued, undor th? direction or tho Mayor, to the per?
sons bouline Stocks or Six Per Cent Bonds of tho city,
and cn Ulled lo recelvo the interest accrue1 thereon at
tbs Hmo above atoted, the eald Stock to lirai Interest
ofter tho rate af six per cent per annum, payable quar
terls, red oem? bio lo thirty years from dato: Provided,
that no part o? sii? ?tock sholl ba baaed for
any sum loss than twenty dollars, or fer any
m?lions) part of a dollar, Provided, abo.
Diet all sams far loss than twenty dollar, and tor frao.
tlono) psr.e cf a dollar aboil be poid lu city billa. And,
provided further, that any person oona fide holding
Slocks or H Ix Vcr Cant. Bonds on ?dd Doth day of June,
upon whleh Interest hos seemed, aboil have tho Privilegs
anUltbelat day of Beptcralur not of discount! 1 g such
Interest, or nay part thereof, against tores dee by him to
tho dry on .aid suth of June, ?nd moy receive any bal
knee In hu fiver lu dty blas or uaw stock, ?ccurding to
the amount thereof, in manner aforesaid.
Brorcojs 3. That Uni form of certificate? and mod? of
transfer af laid, ?tock shall te tublect to th. sain,
regulations an now exist In relation to other Biz Per
toil Stock? ol the dty.
Ra til! ed i in City Council thia tenth day of Joly, In tba
year of our lord one thousand ?loht hundred Mid
sixty s4Ton. i *? * .
fra J -.1-.? P. 0. OOTLTJARP, atoyor,
w. H. HUTTB , Ork of Oorindi.
July ll Imo
DRV GOODS, ETC.
C^EAP GOODS!
Ko. I WO KIKtJ NTH Bril',
fNloitM THEIR HU ENDS AND I II!-. VViilMt IM.
L i : i ir t .ii, Hitl tin y will remove their i > l .- - . - i>r lui?'
in? Ui N.i. 217 KINil Kl RF.KT, on er Is-I.iro titi* Int ..I
< |iloiiili, r; nml print lu tint limn Ibm will "i'll ib-ir wi
in? stork ul mtv i ti uni ; ..t rr, iii, RKIlUUKl) ITlll.T.H.
An, .. , L 13 ila
J. & P. COATS'
THREAD.
BRIGHT COLORS
ll limey Itnxi s, nilli llirlr wi ll-l.iinn ii
Trude mark.
\fWn SHADES OF COLOR
In uu ii Hox of live Dozens.
For Snlc tty Ibo PACKAGES, of IOU Dozens,
by
10H?M & illKJII Ml'HIiMIW,
Sol? Agonis in New York.
July IC IIIWHUI
DENTISTRY.
HKDUCTIOIV OF DUKTAL I'UICHS TU MUM
Till'. TIM ICS.
DIL J. K. DAPUAY, DENTIST. IR NOW PHRPARR1)
to completo thu iusorllun of wlinlo upper or lower
iota of AHT1KICAL TEETH, upon UM most nimmie,I
neUiod, ?nd willi tim best material*, at i'JU per net. Par
Is! ROI, lu pro),i,rtlim. Durability, natural appearance,
lerfocl lit, ami ucatue** ur lliilt.li, guaranteed.
AU other operation* Upan tho Tooth performed in a
IKIIITUI ami warrnutablo manner.
Olllco al bin residence NO. R LIHEIITY STREET,
May 20 mwf Charleston. S. li.
RAILROADS.
0 li A ?SI) CONSOLIDATION
ov
RAILWAY & NTElillMlir MK
FREIGHT SHIPPED AT VERY REDUCED lt AT KS,
HAILY, ON MAIL TltAINH FROM IIAI.TIMOHK.
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YOHK AND HUSTON. TO
CHARLESTON AND ALL STATIONS ON THE NORTH?
EASTERN RAILROAD. IN FIFTY TO SEVENTY
HOURS, DY THE (I It KAT SEAUUAltl) INLAND AIR
LINE, vu ANNAME8SIC RAILROAD AND STKAM
U?TCM ON UOOIIH FHOM HALTlUOSU TO CU A 111.KUTI IN. H. C.
First Class Goods.il 07 per 1110 pounds
Second c?as H a noun. Mt per MO nonada
Tiitt.i Class Goods. lia nor lon pounds
Fourth Clans O cods. Ul lier 1O0 pounds
pnir.iDEi.rntA TO onauLKSTON.
First Class Goods.SI Tl per 100 pounils
Second Clais Gooda.147 por 100 pounds
Tblrd Claes Uooda. 1 lt! ]>er 1UU pounds
Fourth Claas Gooda. Ol per 100 pouuds
rn 11, mr. i.rn i A TO CUAULKSTOH, VIA AKNAUF.RSIO KAI If
UUAU.
First Class Gooda.*t 02 per 100 pounds
Second ilesa Goods. I fl pur 100 pounds
Third Claas Goods. 1 lil per IOU pounds
Fourth flans Gooda. 1 03 per IOU pounds
NEW Yulti. TO CU MUT ,1 UM.
First Claas Goods.$1 72 per 100 pounds
Second Class Good*. 1 47 per lon pounds
TliirdClanH Goods. 1 10 |wr lou pounds
Fourth Claas Gc oil.. !U per loo pounds
lin I TOS TO OUAIU.KRTON.
Flrit Class Oooda.$1 82 per UK? pounds
Second Clus Goods. 1 69 per 100 poo mb*
Third Cits.. Goods. 1 21 per 100 pounils
Fourth Class Goods. 1 11 per loo pounds
Special contracts wlU ba mule for tim shipment or tho
following ankles :
Pitt anil Railroad Iron, Murillo In blocks or lu ensua.
not less than car hud of six ton?.
Flour or Meal, in bbls.
Sall In sacks.
Wheat, Corn anil other Grain.
Guauo and oilier I'ortilitors.
Cotton.
Tar, Pitch, Rosin and Cruds Turpentine, per bbl. of
280 lbs., or less.
All Rood, ordored to bo shipped by tho Seaboard Inland
Air Line must be so marked, nos lu shipping from Phila?
delphia tho packages should be marked and a nola mide
on the DUI of Lading whether ilia freight ls to bo for
warded by Clyde's steamers or via Anami nair.
Hen-rink Insurances can bo effected from Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New Yorkaud Uoston to Norfolk from fi lo
J4 percent.
Through receipts glvon anil claims for lost and damage
promptly adjusted.
for furlior parttouUm soc .u. ulara in tbn various
bunin eis houses ol Ibis eily, or apply for information to
W. T. J. O. WOODWARD,
General Agent, Wilmington. N. C.
July 22 _ inwflmo
DOUBLE DAILY
ALL KAIL PASSENGER ROUTE
DKTWHEN
ATLANTA ANO NEW ORLEANS
VIA
Chalanooga and Grand Junction,
THROUGH IKFORTT.NINBI lim ll i
TRAINS LEAVB ATLANTA DAILY Al 8:46 A.M. AND
7:00 P.M.. making close connections at all points
arriving ni New Orleans ?I s P.M. and 11:101A.M.
Sar-I'asieugers by trains of the Georgia Railroad make
closo cou ii tel ion ? with this ronlo at Atlanta.
KO STEAMBOATS OR OMNIBUSES ON THIS ROUTH
ELEGANT SLEEPING COACHES ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. FARE AB LOW A S
HY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
Can be obtained st General Ticket Ornee, Atlanta, Gs.
3torgla Railroad, Augusta, Ga.; South Carolina Railroad.
Charleston, S. 'J. ; South Carolina Roilrosd, Columbia,
9. C. JOHN n. PECK, Master TransnortaUon.
July 13 Urea Western and Atlantic Railroad.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLIAM D. GILL1LAND & SON,
Real EM!jiff Agenta, Auctioneers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE NO. 33 HAYNE STREET.
fientemlNirS
WILLIS & OIUSOLM;
FACTORS, mw?i MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS.
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALK AMD
SHIPMENT Ito Foreign and Dornende Ports) of
:OTTON, RICE, LUM DER AND NAVAL STOKES.
ATLANTIC WHARE, Vunrlcstou. 8. C.
?. Wi 1.1.IS.A. R?OUI80LM
October 2S
PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION ! 1
[Wild. REND. POST-PAID, SO PHOTOGRAPHS OF
tbs most celebrated Actors for 60 cents; 60 Aotrossss
ar BO cents; 60 Union Generals for 60 cents; ?0 Rebel
te?erais for 60 cenls; 60 Statesmen for 60 cents; 60 beau
tful young Louiei for 60 cents; 60 fine-too king young
lintlemen for 60 tenta; fi large Photographe or French
lancing Girls, In costume, bcautlfiiUy colored, cxacUy ss
hoy appear, for 60 cents; or for 60 rents, 0 ol tho meet
esuUflU I Ad?es of the Parisian Daile'. Troupe, aa they
ppoar In the play ol the Black Ciook. st Nlblo's Garden,
law York.
send all orders lo P. O. Box 177. TT'T, N. Y.
Moy 13_lyr
iVffi SIILP?IIR ?PI?IM.S,
CATAWBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
ruiE pROPiuirroas OF THIS CELEBRATED
L WATERING PLACE, having gone to groat expense
Ino? Iba last aoaaon. tn changing tbs position ot and re?
alring the COTTAGES, grading tho Walks and erecting
ow Building?, loudlier with "many oil.or Improvements,
111 open TBE SPRINGS for the recepUon or visitors on
Saturday, June 1st, 18G7.
Being situated ia tba northwestern part of tho Blato,
i a country remarkable for Its beautty and hcalUiful
ea, these, together with tho virtuos ot the Waters, make
: ons of the most oetlrablo WATERING PLAUEN In lbs
jun try.
CHE MINERAL WATERS
f THE SPRINGS are tho White and Blue Sulphur, amt
lulybi ale, and thoy poesoee all toa Oneal quaUUes of
lese wstora, and are sovereign remedios for all disettes
T Uio LIVER, ROWELS, BTOMAOII and KIDNEYS.
THE SPRINGS rsa accessible by any of tbo roads lrad
ig to Bill-bury, N. 0., and at that point tho Wcatern
orth CuroUna Railroad will convoy* visitors to Hickory
tall on, st which plsce conveyances ara alwars lu allend?
lea to Uko them lr, THE SPBINOH.
Dr. WHITE, of tho Medical College of Virginia, will bo
; THE SPRINGS tho entire Reason, and Invalids may
ily upon good attention.
Harina oarilu secured the eervicea of Mrs. WRENN,
id made ample arrangements for keeping a GOOD
ABLE, aol tho best YVUies, Liquors and H eg ara, and
Irtan, engaged Smith's Band for ihs Seaton, wo nalely
?ombvo to all avery convenience for pleasure, comfort
id amusement that may be desired.
OARD PER MONTI!.90O OH
OARD FER WBUK. IB Oil
UAU u PKIt DAY. 3 OG
CfeUdrtm under 7 j t?r? of Ksfc ?nd 8er?
an ts Hair Prloe.
J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
?AT$Q 2mo .j
GROCERY AND K[??Cr?.?.?f5",yfS.
\ HACON.
I Av imus, ( HOICKc. II. SHH-.S
I V I in hilda, cluden Mnnilden..
J For Malo hy HA VF.S ll ,\ HA lt NW 1.1 l"
/. t>|i|at*lto Avrnniluo-JnltiHi Winn.
, AnKiial 11 I
BANUI NM. BAGGING.
ACl '?.M.l'-s OIINNV ?'LOTH IN KTOItF. ASH in
etr\' arrive, l 'or salo by
J No. i AMPSKK A cn
N<?. M Market dr? I, UIIIMHIIO Main street.
AIII:UHI li .?
CORN ! COR?l
l-AMilMi AM) IX KTtMiK.
? AAA WWHK?-H 1'ltl.Mi: WHITi: MII.I.IN,)
H-\t\t\t I?OKK, In I .mi. anil I a?H
.jutm bushels 1-rtitin Western white Cora
MMN) iKlsbrle Prime Western Mixed Cum.
OATS I IIHW:
IWHI BUHIIKLH PRIME OATS
i .-m bushels linn.
I 'ir ia]., liv .INO. ISAMPMRN .V CO,,
N->. 14 Mm k. I, opposite Slato street.
An.'iwl ll V
Hil-AN AND" SHOUTS I'OH PK KI).'
IO AAA -WIIKA.' IlltAN
L' J.\?V/t / 1 no, wwIba. shorts
For aalo In loin by KTICKKT RHOS. A f?"
Alian-a ll .
CORN.
i*f\i\l ? HUKBELH PRIMP. WESTERN WHITE
VjVJVJV/ COHN. For Hil,, low ky
August ll -J T. J. K Flt II k CO.
HATS.
-I m'\i\i \ UUSII1-I.S PRIME WESTERN OATS.
1UUU For uah' lon by
_Aiignsl l-l '?' T. .1. KKttll A cn.
R??MC.
r??\ COILS .urn'. ROPE, inn KALK LOW UV
?i) T. J. KF.ltR A CO.
AWRUal 14 '1
HAY.
Af\(\ BALKS PRIME NOR1U HIV KM HAT. I'OH
IJUU aalo by T. J. K Kit ll * CU,
_ August 14_ J!
CABBAGE ! POTATOES"! CAI?
IIA ti Kl
1rr\f\ CII?1CB JERSEY CAIIHAUi:
rJVJVJ tis? barrels choleo Jersey Potatoes.
I.aialint: Itils day, and for Kile (duup, by
ll. UIIANUKS.
Auuust lt No. t>T stain street.
COHN ! ~COHN !
1 Pi i li~1 BUSHELS PRIME MII.I.INO COHN, LANI)
JOV'VJ ISO per steamer Sea (lull.
For sale by IHM k JONES.
Augual_Ijt_ Nn.7B East Hay.
CORN 1 COHN ! COHN !
O? l?ifi BUSHELS PRIME WI HT I*. llAUYI.VNli
jtJ\.t\J\J COHN, I.inliii,: ex-stcaiindiip Sm (Juli. For
Hale low from whnrt by lil.'DO A BLAKE.
August IU ;i
SUPKHIOH HEMP HOPI.. "
/rrvr, COILS SUPERIOR II I:MP HOPri FOR SALI:
rj VJ VJ by MORDECAI ? CO.
GUNNY CLOTH AND BALK IWPi."
QA HALF-S SUPERIOR ll HAW OUNNY TJOI'II.
OV? 25 colls Russian Hemp Hain Horte.
Now landiui;, and tor salo hy
ISAAC E. II EUT/ k lal..
August Vi '.I No. -itll la-i Hay
WHISKEY ! WHISKEY!
QA UULH- riNK BBDKB BOURBON WU IS UFA"
OVJ will be sold low to ( lose eousi^niuunt.
Apply io ISAAC K. ii Kims ft ca;
Annus! Fi 3 _No.'-KU Fist Hay.
GUNNY CLOTH.
-I rr/\ ROLLS'-ABOUT SIXTY YARDS EACH.
J. i VJ For sale at
July 23 Imo M Fini NO STREET ICE BOBBE.
BACON f BACON-! BACON !~*
1 r, HUBS. STRICTLY TltlMF. WESTERN SlIO-UL
?VJ HERS
lo lilnls. si rielly Prime Western C. ll. Sides
? fi hlids. Strictly Prime Wesleni H. Sides
lu boles Choleo New Verl Sugar-cured Strips (small
size)
IC tes. N. Y. Suinir-cured Hains.
I an,in,a mai for salo by
r..\ ru KY k AT.EXANin.il,
Angntt ia _?llw*'i_ 1-J7 Baal Hay.
NORTH CAROLINA, ~ G EORG??
AND TENNESSEE l l.ill lt.
IAM NOW PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS i:iTnF.It
for exporter homo counumpiion, ut mai Irl ratos,
with Ibo BEST URANUS Ol-' FLOClt, put np lu barrais.
Im ir mu? quarter t aaa. direct from Uie Mills. Will also
furnish DHAN AND SUOUFM. J. N. ItORhON,
Nos. 1 und -i Ailinn - Wharf.
Auuust 'i mwf lino
GEO. ?T.Tr^
WHOLESALE MERCHANT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
OKI Ku FOU HALLO LOW, FOR '.ASH I
OrVrvrV SEAMLESS SACKS LlVFJ\POl',L HkttT
fl\J\J\ ) wa) colin nr...,. .....i aiautlla Kr.no
?i"?a bales Ouuny and Dundco Dag|7,i/jg
1000 Vi KS Nails, assorted sizes
300 bbls C?lico Suc.ur, A, U mid. (.)
200 bags Rio Coffee
100 bbla Molasses ami Syrui),
300 boxes Adamantino Calillen
200 kegs Harard's I'owd(,r
COO bigs Shot
HMO lbs. Lead
Copperas, Uluo SVnne, Madder, iud. ai. Spices, Ac.
A : /". (rf/l \..\ '
P rw^m
August 1
JOHN MAC GREGOR & CO.,
NOS. 178 AND 180 P EARL-ST.,
2V?to Tort;
IMT0RTBR8, MANlIFACTURERi AND DEALERS IN?
INDIA. SCOTCH AND KENTUCKY UAOQINO.
GUNNY BAGS AND BURLAP SU1TAULE FOR WHEAT
AND COHN HACKING ; also, a lar,;. . nud completo stocL
of BALE ROPE, euibracinu Wi stern mu. aim -?indu
Hemp, Af an illi, Flax and Jute, Balbi,; Twines, otc, ?ll 'ol'
which Uley oifor at lair prices.
Jnly23_ _2nio
THOMAS R. AGNEW,
?upouTira AMI, ima i a.n IN
Pitta Orocerlea, flioire Tana, Rte.. Kio,
NOS. 200 aud?fla GIIEENWTCH-Vl',, COR, OF MtUtitAY,
NEW YORK.
Nossuibcr
LEA t^PERKlliS'
CELEBKATED
WORC?ST?USS?RE KAU li.
PRONOUNCED EXTRACT
B? jtj| of a letter (rom a
0OH.IQM.EDB8 |l
To aa TUX OSLT jSKT^tx II roth er it
M&iSi WOROESTEH, Kay.
Gotnl Sauce fSPfin;tm
"Tell LEA k PKU
aHp ar-PiioaniJi BINS that Ihtlr SAUCE
iK^ffi'o is highle cetccuicd in lu?
ra -s~-jr/'. dla, and is. In mr opinion,
-TleW-'-c the most pahtable, aa
EVERY VARIETY a?^M well aa tho mest whole
IHKcUSaomo SAUCE Hist lt
OF DISH. IBHSFm***,*
The turres* of thia mott delicious and unrivtllal con
dimeui having caused many unprinuplcd .Vi ...rs lo -
apply the name to j-jiuriout LVnapoundi, tho PjOLdo lt ?
retpeclfuUy and tar nt ji/y roqucated to soc ttiat Kio uno
of LEA k Psnnnis are upon tho WRAPPER, LABEL, .
STOPPER and BOTTLE.
Manufacturad by
DBA & PERRINS, Worcester.
JOHN DUNCAN'S* SONS,
3STB-W YORK,
AO EN TS FOB THE UNITED STATES.
October 1? frnwlyr
CRISPER COMA.
Obi aho wai beautiful and fair.
With ttarry eye?, and radiant hair.
Whose curung tendrils, sott entwined,
Enchained the very heart and mind,
c ll IH I* l? it COMA,
For Curling tho nair of eilhor 8ox ir.to Wa?v
and u lon RV RiiigloU or Heavy Man?To
Curla.
T>Y USrWO THIS ARTICLELADIB 3 AND OENTf v
D MEN eau beauUfy themselves a (Aouiand foiJ
lt la Ibo only article in tao world tint Will ciul^Jhi
lair, and at Ibo taroo Umo ?Ive lt a beautiful\ i\oi?\Jt
?ara?e. Tlio Crltpor Coma not only enr . thf hal/hS
nvlBoralca, bcauUAea and cleanses tl; ls lduhiv .n i' ?
Addraas all crdua la
No i TC.??'J- OiMRK & CO., ChomlaU
March.30 ' W0#t l*7tUo ,lro,?,' ?rraooil ?. T.
Kl HE LOAN.
A vwti^iW XK
ir ^S^iroftTT
SLft *rt of V?? General Atsernbly, olvlnii inti only
Vul^0?^0,^?1T ,0 !a tho mic
itv ar.iHi.?ft"3' Allth ' tlaw to Hd In bnUdiag op Un,
aJr^r?Til r*.har*?r noUncd lh?l th? form of ?ppU.
fC^^n^ty** % 0^n?l ?t tho office ef the Olwk
AinS?v bSl,"?nt?>? honra or 0 A. M. ands P. M.
(tt?^KU??,1,J* m,ut ta?lftl m tho above mes Honed
l^lhVaamo. '* WlU me" ?Tery/Jfonia, io eon.
S^Sgflg ot the Mayor W. H. 8IIITH,
NOTambarto oitrk ot Omen.