The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 17, 1867, Image 2
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NJ OW S ST IM M ARV.
Cotton closed in Now York limier nt 28Jc. for
Middling Uplands.
Cold clono I nt lOJalOJ.
Cotton closed in Liverpool at 10,'d. for Middling
Uplands.
An Fnglinh parier complains (li?t in evening ens
tun.tir women IMVU reached tko mluilUUlll of
dress and Hie maximum of brass.
Tho printers' lillie, of Chicago, who were rcccnl
l.v vanquished in base hail li.v thu editora, have re- .
coived a challenge from a printers' niuo nt lVuriii.
A professional beggar buy, Homo ten yean nf
ago, ignorant ol Hie art nf rending, bought a card
to placo on lut- bi east, and appeared in thu streets
au "a i ..mr widow, with eight ?mall children."
Walil' ii ?lana support twenty-two iiiiHBioiiiirii'H
boyond their own valleys, or moro than ono for
every thoiiHiiud of their own number, l'uni- nure
arc to bu ordained Boon.
Tho Attcoculc Hays hulling partie? avu the order
of tho day nt Halon Rouge. Tho lluliermon carry
theirbait childly In bul Dca, and tako ulong lavgo
chutiku orien which, they Bay, improve il.
Atono of tho Mal iona on tho Union Pacific Rail?
road two xacka of Hour mid ten barrels nf ale were
recently delivered. They question ia, what do they
int omi to do with HO much Hour?
A nosegay componed of 3000 roses wau presented
lo tho l'huprcBu tho day beforo Hbo left for Kur?
land by ibo Roso Society of Urie Coiuto Roba), the
dopartmcnt of France in which ruses aro munt
cultivated, and in which Ibero aro growing et
present moro than 3,000,000 of ros .'bushes.
Thc (lag of thu Ropublio of Nicaragua wan dis?
played in San Francisco un thc Fourth of July, fur
tho lirst time, Hido by uido with tho lings of the
United stairs and Mexico. Tito flag has a blue
stripe above and below, on which is represented a
volcano surrounded by smaller mountains, thc
sunburst appearing over thc tallest mnntnit.
WILLIAM H. Winni, builder of thu Jhiiidtrberg,
will make about $700,000 out of tho salo mid sat
delivory <u his wonderful ship, which is certainly
ono of tho best war vessels fur lighting or Hailing
that ever ?oated tho nea. Tho struggle betweei
Prussia and Franco to get this ship at a limo wira
war was threatened between tho two powers, cn
-i i...i Caul ain Wr.un to make his own terms.
Thero aro s<x lyrical mr aires m rans, begin
ning with tho (1 rand Upera, and tho samo iiumbci
of permanent societies fur giving concerts. Chain
ber music has also its six societies. Musical laetrile
lion, under govorumcnl direction and patronage
is provided fer in tho Imperial Conservatory e
Musio and Declaim!ion- -a union which ought lt
1 ? formell in schools and culley es generally.
Tho Cold Mountain lode, diacororcd mid ownci
by Messrs. I Ii: ALII aud FOOT, of Trout t 'reek Dis
trict, Meaghcr County, Moutain;, has been pur
chased by tho Gaston and Simpson Gold Minim
Company, for f 2:1.(MX) cash. Tho purchase include:
1200 feet improvement, one vertical abaft or til
feel, and a tunnel upon tho lode nf 11)0 feet, de
voloping a vein of 8 or 1J lout. Tho ore is foi
rugiuouB, and pays in free gold.
It is Haid that tho Indians on tho Plaina have ai
ingouiouH way of Hcttiug Ure to houses with thci
arrows. They w rap willi a rag uonio powder ol
tho beads of their arrows, and on tho tip ol" thci
arrow-head placo a percussion cap. When Ibo ar
row strikes thc object lo bo fired tho cap ?K ex
ploded, and the powder and rag ignited. Tho rai
burns long enough to set combnatiblcs with whicl
it may como in contact tm fire.
A rat hunters' picnic, somothiug entirely now il
tho sparling line, is to be held near Florence
Ohio, on thc 17th mat. It appears that thc pcopl
in that neighborhood organized tbcnisolvcB int
two compnnios fur the destruction or theso pest
about two months ago, and at tho conclusion a
tho Bummer's work tho company showing th
least number or tails was to pay tho expenses or :
dinner for tho other party.
Thero aro three ol the .Springfield MEnntAats cn
gaged in Ibo making or WKIISTF.U'H dictionarics
GEOBOE, CnAni.Es and Rouen. They have a litll
out of tho way oflico, which thc Htranger bas difli
culty in Unding. Tho dictionary is a great prof
orly, tho publishers having made themselves wea!
thy from lt. They oro very kind and charitable
giving away syatcmatically a certain proportion c
their earnings.
It is reported by a leading Radical that Got
BBOWNLIW, having secured his election for tb
tenn or two years, and kuowiug that thero is n
probability of his hoing able to Hcrvo in any pul
lie capacity ofter thc expiration of bia gubcrnat<
rial term, will in h-s next message to tho Slat
Legislature take a decided ground in favor of un
versal amnesty nnd universal BUlt'rage, witina
reconstruction, or with no other restriction tho
tho ability to road and write.
A sp?cial dispatch from Fort Harker says thi
great indignation oxiata amuttg the people at Hu
point in consequence ol tho indifference manifes
cd by tho military authorities in tho matter i
suppressing tho Indian raids. It is reported tin
there aro many wbito tuon and half-breeds enga]
cd in tito Indian service, aud among tho foreran
ono, DENT, a graduate of West Point, who hi
made himHolf conspicuous as a leader or uno or tl
organized bonds of desperado,.*.
JULES JANIN ontbuBiaatically says of HISTOII
"Suchas eho waa twclvo yoaru ago, such wc si
her now, attentive to her task, cager to do wc
annoyed or eatisflcd, with atUtudeu worthy
Pompei, of tho Louvre, of thc Vatican, or of tl
PRU Palace. Nothing is difiicult to lier. She
insolent, eho is violent, abo is calm-abo is-ev
ervlhing; omnipotent, she puts into everything
little of hor soul, a little or her heart, a little
tho eternal particle."
Tho moat novol and stylish bonnet ol tho bc
son, which has yot appeared, nays DEMOIIEBT, co
si stu or a Bort of round Fanchon, tho foundation
which is still' luco, buuntl with purple satin. T
foundation is covered with a largo purple voh
dahlia, which spreads ont from tho centro rou:
and ran-liko, and oxtends to tho edgo of Uio BB!
binding. Two gilt grasshoppers or bees on o
nido, and purple satin strings, completo tl
nniquo lillie chapeau.
Tho Aberdeen (Mies.) t?tammer ot tho 21
relates tho following : Last week, while tho bur
detail from tho Corinth garrison wa r, disintorri
tho National soldiers, killed near Kgypt station
the fight, between a portion of Hu ITU and Gnn
SON'S cavalry and Ibo Conrcdcrate forces um
Gen. GUOLBON, a trooper was raised whoso pock
were absolntoly plethoric willi plunder. Upon
vcatigaUon, a lot ur marked silver spoons w<
found in bia possession, belonging lo Capt. D
LABS, of l'on tot.ic. Wo aro assured thal tho spot
havo boon returned to their rightful owner.
A lato directory of Ibo city of Baltimore she
tho numen of 73,180 persons, being an incrcasi
18,928 names over tho former edition, pnblisl
two yoars ago. Of thc increase ;il00 aro colo
persons, and or tho entire number 8880 aro color
Tho numerous family or Sunn is roprescntod
872 names, GOO being while and 212colored. 1
well known JoUN SUI I u occurs 101 times, 83 wi
and 21 colored. Tho Hu OWN s foot np to 002 nan
377 boing whiten and 225 colored-S3 or tho m
bor boing JOHN DBOWNB. Tho JONESES ocr
thoir full share of spaco, thero hoing 314 white :
103 colored persons of thal name.
Tho French papers givo us tho worst cast
nothing to wear which wo remember to havo s
anywhere : An old woman died lately at St. I
lora, Franco, who was supposod lo bo in at
desi iluto condition. Upon her boxos being u
hauled after her death, Ibero wero discover
Fifty-aiz Bilk and stuff dresses, 30 shawls,
nightdresses. 127 chemises, 20 flannel potticu
48 towels, 108 pockcl-liandkcrchicfs, 81 pair
stockings, a quantity of print dresses not ir
up, 42 ties and neckerchiefs, GO nightcaps
.shirts, 24 aprons, mid 23 drcsB jackets. Man,
tho articles woro tpiite now.
Tho Selma Timra says: "A cert? in young ge:
man emissary, from Yankcodoin, passed thro
tho County of Anson a short timo uinco, vent
tickota or corUflcatca to tho negroes, which
told thom would outitlo each htildor lo forty a
of land. Ho sold a largo number to tho nog
along his ronlo ot fifty cents each. Tho ncgr
however, becoming assured that they had 1
swindled, pursued tho scoundrel, overtook 1
, mode him rofund tho monoy with an oddili
fifty cents in oach case, and thon draw his a!
when they proceeded to administer a severe
ging upon his back. This done, they allowed
to go on his way rejoicing.
illinois will bavo to bo wldo ftwako or Callfi
will soizo upon ber name of tho Gardon S
And perhaps in California tho township of Sar
briol m&y bo called the Garden of tho South,
be Uer adapted to tho cultivation of tho grapo
any other district of tho samo sizo in Sout
California. There are fully 7M,000 vinos cul
ted in thia locality at prcaont ; yet this nm
covers but o> vory small portion of land in thc
trict, which la equally well adapted to grapo
tere. Thero aro several flourishing vine)
hero, two yean old, which havo not boon ir
ted, and their owners say tboy appear to do
ter and be moro healthy than with ir
Hon. Thero aro, pm haps, over 2B,0O0 nert
land in tho township lying w a s to, and just aa
M any under crop, . ,
CURRENT TOPICS.
IN THU iiuiMiMMn.'i, langland, Bankrupt-y
faaurt rrcoutly n UMII named JUDAH DAMIANO. ?
rcfreshmcnt-hoimo kocjicr. time up lor ixaniina
(ion. Ho Haiti that about twelve mouths ago his
wife robbed liim or ?0000. A malo Mond of Iii?
wife, who was concerned iuilio transaction,'waa
uudcrgoinjt i "ol vc uiontlia' imprisonment for hin
share in il. On behalf of Mm. llAXDAXO, tiii'np
plicalion wau made by Mr. 1'AIIHY lor II claim to, bu
entered on lier bolialf for JKOOO, which thu batik
nipt uwotl her u nder ? murringo contract. Ile
produced the original document in llcbroW, Anti
ii ol a li,un.! ilion of it, an follows: "(In (bo
second IUty in tlio week, lim (weinli tiny of Ibo
month 'Tbllirl,' in Ibo year 5l?2<i from tin- Creation
of Ibo Worhl, aa wo reckon, in (ho city of Lon?
don, situated on Ibo river 'l'haute?, vi/.: Mr.
JUDAH, HOII or IIAVHI LSVT HANDANO, said lo I.r.Aii,
daughter of our ' Patriarch AniiAiUH,' yon shell
bu my wife according lo Ibo law ol Moses nod
Israel, timi I, willi Ibo liolp of Goil, will Keno,
honor, rend, sustain, ?ml clo Uta thoo, according
lo Ibu law of israelites, who servo, honor, feed.
Btu! alu, nml clothe their wives in ' truth ;' and I
givo you a ' dowry ' ol II hundred Kilver coins
wbieb is duo In you from mc, und also ymir main
lenaiioe, olotlilriK, mid ?li mulls tbn( may bunctlt
yon, according to Ibo custom of ibu 'world.' And
Inn brido iraii willing, mid becanio bi? wife; und
tho aforenamed brideiit oom nltfo willingly gave her
an additional dowry or Ira hundred pounds mer?
lin ir, nml niuo tho aforen at ned bridegroom bas
li: und himself t int thesu 'dowries' Hbnll Ira mi ti
debt against bim, ns ir bo lind received Tull valuo
from her. And (ben, ulna, (bo aforesaid bride?
groom, (ho 'strength' and 'imwer'of I HIM ccrlill
cntu, with (bu latter 'dowry' 1 hereby bind myself
and my 'heirs' siter me, that it bo secured from all
(hat 1 now possess. And Ibis certificate mid ad?
ditional 'dowry' havo Ibo strength and power Uko
all mnrriago certificates mndo according to '.lowish
law,' and not nu nu invalid bill ; and wu (bu uiidor
signud havo witnessed ull tbai (bo nrorcnamod
bridegroom bas narced upon Tor Ibo benefit of tho
bride, willi voluntary willingness mid oalli,'(o per?
form all (bal bu bas ^aid and Bignell and all waa
rigid, clear, and oKlnblishcd. Hridccioom's narnu,
JUDAH 11A ND ANO ; willies*, ABBA HAM (J n um NYEPU;
witness, Abba Josuru NKHISI CHAI.KVV." This, ac?
cording lo Ibo Jewish Clim eh, was n Hcltleuiuut
upon thu brido ; whether it wae lo bo HO consider?
ed ii. I>,M?I?-?. i-. -..oinnd for tbueaurt lo decide.
Tito CommiBsionor naid llioru will lie no lunn m
dulci un;; a claim, llioiigb 1 tbinU Ibo brillo hersch
will bavo n good many nccnuiits lo furnisb to ber
husband. >
TUE Foi.Lowryo BBIKP memoir of a very worthy
man wo copy from Ibo Huston Pom. Mr. FITCH,
for sumo months, won (bo Washington corrcspon
dent also of (bo CUAUI.ESION HAILY News: "Tbc
tclogropb bas announced (lie death and funeral ol
Mr, J. W. 1'TTCII, our special correspondent nt
Washington. For acvcral weeks Mr. FITCH bas
been very ill, first of debility, and (ben ol' typhoid
fovcr. Hit) strength, impaired by bis arduous la?
bors, and bis HI Blom weakened by (bu poisonous
atmosphere or Washington, wern not sutlioient lc
contend ngaiust a rapid mid tenacious disease,
und bo gradually sunk away, until Anally (loath
released bim from bin croat Bullering. Hu was a
young innu of uncommon nbibty, or n generous
chivalric nature, imbued willi a fondness lor bi?
calling, and animated by a constant desiro tn
improve and excel in it. Felicitous in bis fancy,
bis powers of description ?uro unusual, and wc
call lo niin.) phases of WaBbiugton and Humtogn
lifo that wcro nm-raled by him with a most
entertaining and grupbic skill. Ho bail thc
nntuud timeliness of observation and iliscrinii
nation BO necessary iii a correspondant of II
daily papet ; bis stylo was close and torso ?u c
"dispatch," and Honing pleasant in a loller w hen
amplification waa not only allowable but essential.
Moreover, bo bad Ibo great merit which rendered
bim valuable, viz.: tho knowledge; of "nowa," tho ca?
pacity for Hilling Ibo wheat Irnm tho chair, wbirli
is tho sure indication of a newspaper man by in?
stinct. Socially Mr. FITCH was very popular, ll?
bad a frank, pleasant manner, which puned lo nu
extremely graceful person, rendered bim poises
sing al first sight, mid longer acquaintance re?
vealed shu lim: qualities or heart and mind thal
gained bim closo mid devoted friends. Thu lifo ol
a Bpcoiul correspondent in Washington is a tor
i ililv wearing one. Thc anxiety. Ibo vigilance, Un
constant requirements, Ioavo but little tinto foi
leisure or onjoymoiil. Hut Ibero is II Ktiitlli
brat her hood among Ibo cent t there which is novo]
ne glue I ed ; t hey ar,- endeared (o each oilier lu
ti isis and HympatbicH that Ibo outside world cnn
not comprehend, mid in (heir mutual devotion mit
(hu cheer ful ness willi which limy assume anothor'l
labors, or respond to tim call to allin iato another'.
woes, they show tho bri;ibtor eulo of human na
turo, and oxacl for it n higher respect. Thu levi
and londoniens Hbown to Mr. 1'ITCII during bil
long illness. Ibo solicitous romeinbrauco in bil
closing bourn, and tho sincere tribute paid bim n
Ibo last Had rites, show thal among them bo wai
conspicuous] for attributes that render lile beau
tiful and memory blessed.
THE KOBE FEELIKO manifested by tbo Engh'sl
pcoplo nt tbo treatment accorded by tbo Covern
ment to tbo Viceroy of Egypt in bis rccont visit i
uurely natural enough. ISSIAH. PASHA isaHgooi
as a king, thong h in uamo bo is only a Viceroy u
ol (bu Sultan. Ho bos always beou a liberal fricni
to Ibo Britlah, ond bis behavior toward Englishmri
ti .?-.veiling in his dominions has been ri mai Kalil
generous. Yet tbo Royal family showed bim nnl.
tbo Bbabbicst apology for hospitality when bo cain
to visit (bein-, nouo of tho Queen's many palaces
Whitehall, HI. James, Kensington, Buckingham
Kow, Hamjitou Court, Frogmoro, Mnrlborougl
Hu uso, Clarence Houso, Windsor-was lilted u
for bis occupation; and Lord DUDLEY finally ba
lo rescue bim from a hole! by giving up bi
own mansion to Iiis Higbnoss' usc. Tites
circumstances provoke inquiry whether tb
Queen's conduct was dictated by poverty u
parsimony. Let us HOO wbat tbo royal income
amount to. Hero oro tho figures : Queen Vic
loria, $1,870,000; Prince of Wales, $500,000; Prii
cess of Wales, $500,000; Duke of Edinburg, $75
000; Princess Poyal of FniSBin, $40,000; Princes
of Hesso, $30,000; Princess ll KLUX A, $30,000; Due!
ess ol Cambridgo, $30,000; bur oldest dauchto
$15,000; bor second daughter, $25.000; Duke <
Cambridgo, $(?,000. Total, $2,7^,000. Bern,
this, a rieb uoodlo named NEBLD, passing over o
bib relations, h en, neat hod tu tbo Queen $1,750,001
wbicn abo wan graciously pleased to accop
Tin re have been largo savin gs nineo UlO death i
Prince ALBKBT in 1BC1, in coiiBoquouco or tl:
Queen P eing in cheap retirement, mid leaving tl
dignity of "Ibo Crown" to bbift for itsolf; and
thoso savings bo esl ?muled at only onc-aixlh of lu
incomo, tbo amount cannot bo under $2,000,01
moro. Prim o ALBEBT, wbo WSB remarkably sa
ing, left tn tbo Queen all his accumulations, cst
mated at $5,000,000. Willi an annual incomo i
$1,870,000, and a capital of nut fe r from $9,000,00
Queen VICTORIA ought not to have allowed a roy
guest citlu-r lo stop at a hotel or to bo IndobU
for bis eutorlainnioiit to thc liberal courtesy of u
English nobleman.
Tue KINO ULA II QUABBEI. of tho official papers ,
Franco and Prussia is not wholly cleared up I
tho fuller nt H t.-1 nc ii 1 H which wcro given in a r
cent issue. Oulsido of tho two countries direct
involved in tho controvoray, it appears lo Ira tl
almost unanimous opinion that nonio documc
concerning Ibo cession of Ibo Danish districts
North Schleswig to Donmnrk was forwarded fm
Paris to Purlin, and that it waa communicated
Ibo Prussian Oovornmont, Tho Moniteur do
not explain (bo emphatic assortions by tho Pru
aian press; other papers attempt all kinda of c
planntions, ovorv ono of which proauppoRoa soi
menial reservation or doublo nenso in tho wot
o? tho Moniteur. Tho subsequent ntlitndo of t
French Government has, bowovor, boon mun
(akibly peaccablo, and lins again confirmed tl
opinion that, ot loa?t for Home limo to como, t
penco botwoon tho two groat powers is not Uki
to bo disturbed.
IN THE SCHOOLS of (iront Ilritnili, OOH of o vi
10,000 of tho scholars on tho school registers
Ibo year 1850, woro under four years of ago; a
053 in tho year 18GU In 1850, 1G-JS of every 10,(
woro between four and six yoma of ago, and ll
in 18G6. Tho proportion of scholars not mc
than six years old increased, therefore, ct
aidciably, lining 225G of ovory 10,000 in 18
but 2117 in 18G0. Not BO with (hu scholars 1
tween six and ton years of ago; thcro wcro 4784
these in every 10,000 scholars in 1850, but Ol
4715 in 1800. Tho proportion of scholars abc
ten years of ago docrcasod still moro; Ibero wi
2900 of tbom in ovoyy 10,000 scholars in 1850, I
only 2838 in 1800.
Pnorauon HALPOBD, of Molbourno, lins Ji
published a paper In tho PrllUh Medical Journ
upon Ibo aubjoct of tho poison of tho cobra?
capelo, and indicates some important pointa
rogard to tho action of tho poison. Ho has fou
thal tho ?inmediato result of tho poison lu to i
volop in tho blood a numb ur cf corpuscles of li vi
"germinal matter," which inoroaao io groat nu
bora, till at length they constltnto tho bulk of |
blood. Thoso cells appear to bo of a vegota
growth, and by their number they so complet
absorb tho oxygen of the blood thal tho pen
poisoned may bo said to dio of asphyxia,
IJAHOKBT (?IKUULATIOK.-Thc DAILY
NE WK pu?i?het the Cjjici>tl L?t of Let?
ters remaining in th.' Poftoffiee nt thc end
of each ir?-fr, agreeably fla thc following
r.crtion of the New Postofllce. Low, as thc
newtpapar having thc largest circulation in
thc City oj Charleston:
Humos ft. AU'I lie ll fiirtlirrcnactcd. Thal ll I? of let
li rn rcmaliiliic, uncalled for In nny l'o.-tollli r lu nu y lily,
lawn or villi?;;?-. ?TUT? II ncw.paprr ?hull b printed,
f ii ill hi'ri'.ifliT ho published ouro only lu tho t OwHliaiief
which, hiiii;: published weekly ur dinner, ?In:! hmo Um
lnri;i'Kt circulation nithln ninjrii of delivery ol' Hw sahl
olino
9S~ AM eomm'intcittwns intended fbi*pubUettttoit III
this journal must be ttMtetted tn the HUtvr of the
Jlaihj Xeirs. A'o. 1H l/anne-stieet. t'htirlrston.'S. V.
ihttntett Communications io Publisher of Jhiihj
Ketts.
Wt camiol undertake lo rc'.-in refected communier. ?
lions.
Advertisements outside ol'the elly must be accompa?
nied with the cash.
CHARLE S T ON.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17. 18(17.
.Ion WOHK.-Wo have now completed our
office BO M to execute, in Gio shortest possible
limo, ALI. KINDS OP .IOU WORK, omi wo
mo.il respectfully nsk Ibu piitronngo of our
friends.
d UK(-ISTIlA-riO.\ IN ITU . I > l l.lt Kilt.
A friend lins kindly permitted na to miikc
tho following extract rrnin n jirivnlc lotter
written by n gentleman in ono of tho Middlo
Districts or Ibis Slate. Ho anya: "So (nt
(August Hi) rcgistrntion lins gone rorwnnl very
quietly. Thc negroes bclinvo willi grenl pro?
priety. Very few whiles lmve regislorod.
There is lunch npntliy mut much of error on
the subject. Kor instruire, i nm credibly in?
formed Glut very ninny good men in Hie coun?
try me nuder thc impression timi volunteer
Confederate soldiers tire, ilisfrnnchisvil. Our
Hoard of Ucgislcrs hold Huit militia officers,
mid tho oilier nf Intention!, mid nlso Ihrtl of
Warden, excludes.
??l I,., e. rmmtX Mr. TnKSl'liT's letter carefully,
nnd admire it very much. I think il tho best
thing yet written on tho subject-c?mplele und
unanswerable, i met, lo-iltiy, n very intelli?
gent noil intlueutiiil man who told mc that il
lind completely converted him." . * * *
( O-OI'ICK \TTVi . sniTKTU'.S.
Wc nrn pleased to observe that the Hcvcrnl
articles on the subject nf en-opcrnttvc alores
Hull lmve iippenreil in our columna, have at?
tracted considerable nllentiou muong thc
working men of Ibis city-more especially Ibo
mechanics. Inquiry luis been set on foot, nnd
one or innre co-npi'mlivc societies ure now in
.process of formation. Wo hope nur friends
will gn lo work cautiously in this maller, and
make every cll'nrt lo secure the counsel mid
co-operation of prnctintl business men of ap?
proved cluiraclcr. For however prevalent
the popular delusion (hui lhere ure somethings
which everybody cnn do, mich ns " running " a
plantation or it newspaper, touching u school,
or keeping a store, experience lins long since
demonstrated Hutt (his supposed intuitive
capacity is n mere liallueinnllon, which sooner
ur biter, in itliuost every iiisliiucc brings its
subjects to grief. A knowledge nf business
no mure comes tty instinct i lum n knowledge of
Lal lu, of engineering, or of wnteh nmking.
There ore " sclf-tniight " men, to bc sure, in
nil these branches. Hut Gie apprenticeship
emilio! be foregone. Kxpericnee certainly is
Gie best school, though it is said to bea dour one.
Hut by combining thc two, the experience
Unit cnn alone bc derived by practice, together
willi n put ?eui acquisition nf Hie lessons (o bu
learned hy it careful obscrvnlion of (he max?
ims Iniil down hy those whose posit iou entitle
their opinions lo respect mut authority, Hiv
result linnell ni is reached in less limo, by
easier gradations, iiml tn n greater degree of
ultimate success nuil satisfaction.
Tho working man usually is bul little titted
for Ibu judicious mitiingcmenl of the details of
business. Neither his education nor his knowl?
edge of lifo i|tmlify him for this responsible
nnd arduous undertaking. Still lhere ure cer?
tain fundamental principles in connection with
thc subject which nre self-evident, nnd which
commend themselves therefore to his earnest
attention. Gue of these is, that he knows
there ore rcrlain persons in Gie community,
who live without manual labor, who gain n
snhsisionee by acquiring, in thc way nf trade,
n lille (u a portion of his earnings, mid those
of his fellow mechanics anil farmers or labor?
ers. Ile nnliirally thinks Hint if there is any
process by which (his waste cnn bc avoided,
by which beean have thc full benefit of thc
entire product of his labor, ho must be Ibo
gainer. Thc diflicully, however, is ami always
has been, how to accomplish this.
Wc are no advocates of that .high lory con?
servative maxim " whatever is is right,"-bul
tva conscientiously believe that good reasons
timid lie Hie existence of every institution of
society. Tlie experience of over forty centu?
ries lins proved conclusively that there cnn bc
no great degree of civilization without division
of labor ; thal tho same man cannot well make
his plough and his hoc, his axe anil his scylhc,
his cart and his mill, his clolh and his leather,
bis hat and his buols; tn say nothing of tho
thousand other wnnts of tnodcrn civilized
life, ll has been found Hint thc moro cir?
cumscribed thc field nf any one's labor, tho
greater thc probability of his doing his work
well, and of such work redounding lo his
profil. And just us towns nnd cities aro
necessary, so also is a division of labor, lor
thc former depend for I heir very being upon
(his principle.
So much by way of explanation mid apology
for tho institution of commerce. Rut while
the necessity of trade and of merchants is
thus acknowledged, lhere is still room for
doubt whether this business could not bc so
managed by any given number of individuuls,
us to control its operations, and enablo each of
them to secure a proportionate share in Hie
profits. This thc Co-operative Societies pro?
pose to efTccl ; and ns wo have seen in the re?
view of tho book on this subject, this they
have effected with most brilliant success, in
Knghuiil, Franco, Germany and Switzerland.
In Hie United Slates, nlso, in several nf the
Inrgc cities of thc North, tho system has buen
tried, bul so far nol with tho same gratifying
results. Tho reasons for this are various.
Ono of them, and perhaps thc principal, is,
that Ibo people of this country are wasteful by
inline almost. There is no thrift, frugality or
economy, observable anywhere in thc Unilcil
Slates, ns these virtues nro understood in Kli?
mpe. A (legrco of luxury and extravagance
obtains here, no where else known (in tho
same ranks of society) on Hie face of tho globe.
This is thc only country in ibo world, where
all classes dress alike, where tho poorest aro
seen in ns gay, and often as costly attire aa
(heir mest wealthy neighbors. Whothor this
is tho natural outgrowth of our democratic
institutions, or owing lo tho natural wealth of
thc country and its inexhaustible resources,
wc nro unable lo say, ami will not slop lo in?
quire. Rut certainly, tho ideas of economy
prevalent here aro altogether different from
those lo bc found on the Haslem shores
of thc Atlantic. There, tho proverb "a
penny saved a penny made" is daily
neted upon. Hero a beggar is in?
sulted if you offer him a copper cent; and
although nominally Die cont is our unit of
currcnoy, it is well known that for all prac?
tical purposes, even before the war, tho dime
was tho minimum ns a circulating medium ;
and would purchase but lil tlc more in tho'mar?
ket than ono cent would in some parts o' Eu?
rope. This has the same general effect on the
consumer, as an '''iodation of currone;/," for
he imagines himself richer than ho is, and
while he, porhaps, would bo glad to save dol?
lars, ho generally disdain!, to ba "penny wise."
/
A not her rca<oa for Ike frcriiieul failure
IHIIK it., of these enterprisea in iii?1 Unllcd
Slates ?j, timi ?ii many instances Ike persona
? lio have been entrusted willi t ho Management
of thc stores have proved dishonest. The mont
ramal observer of the scheme MUUl ??io 'hat
this, Hie honesty of Ike Manager*, is III? key
si ono upon v, li ir ii I tic nroh ol' I ho whole co?
operativo enterprise rests. Wc know that
nomi mm nm) hail inen, limiest in on ?uni
knaves, ure very ciiuahly distributed ?vcr this
Mundane apbore ? that Ike pursuit nf irado ia
not generally consiilcrcil specially conducive lo
UOUCSly." ("Iluuur sinks where commerce
long prevails." I Hail honest liten been very
entnimm in tineen A NX It'll reign, the puel
wouhi nol have slopped lo exclaim: "An
honest man is Ike noblest work of (?oil." Uni
whilo men nrc very much the same everywhere,
we ncvcrtlielcss hclicve thal comiiierciul ilis
koneaty, bulli on a Htttall ami large scale, is ot
far moro frequent ucenrreiice in America than
in Klimpe. Our civilization is decidedly of Ike
"fast" onler, nm! "Ihey who make haste lo
get rich" nro very many all over tIii - lund.
Still wc hclicve, willi proper management
honest inen, und capable, cnn hu foutu!, to
carry on such an cnlorprisc, timi that, will
proper surveillance, such stores cnn hu cnn
ducted satisfactorily nuil profitably lo nil con?
cerned. Let eur friends not ho in haste, hut
lake ample time lo consider, mid advise with
those of experience mid sober judgment, oro
they launch their frnil bark. Wc shnll return
lo (hu milijcct again nt an carly day, and ex?
amine it in some other aspects. In thc mean?
time, wc hope those who nrc interested will
procure I he hooks, nud familiarizo themselves
with thc principles mid rules that govern (hose
Betritt ici.
. WANT S.
YVAN'^E,,. A HEHI"ECTAIIt.K COL.OHKD
Vf WOMAN, middle-aged piu'irred, lo attend to
children, sow, and lo make herself generally useful.
Nono need apply without rclorenccn. Apply el No. 71
BROAD STREET. August 17
'ANTED.-AN ACTIVE WOMAN TO
lake care or m <-i,if,i fourteen mouthe old. Apply
corner Calliotui and Lucia ai,. 1? Alignai 17
HANDS WANTKD.~UIlii.H~ I \V H I I I.,
from 10 to ls yenni ur agu can lind employaient
by applying at Mo. 110 WrNTWOHTU STREET, north
able, weat nf llutlcdgo street, stu Auguat 10
VT/ANTED-SALESMEN, EVEH V AV II KHK
VT -Ladieaand Oi'iillciuctt-Silk) In$12.10 perinoutb.
tOHollthe UBMUIMB COMMON-SENSE FAMILY 8EW
INO MACHINE. Mea only $18. Thin Machino will
slltoh. hem. fell. tuck, bimi, quilt, braid, nnd embroider.
Tho cloth <-in 111 it be pulled upurl, uvou alter culling
acroHii tho (team uvury cpiarler of au Inch. Every
Maehlue warranted three yearn. Semi for circulara and
tel-mu lo agents, or call al MCDOWELL'S ULOCK. cor?
ner Fourth and Omen utrcutH. Laulavillc, Ky.
BLISS A McEATIIRON,
(ii tn nd Agent?.
N. B.-Positively noun gentdiio unless condug (brough
', our Ottcc.
Juno 1_lutluLlmo
WANTED, UV A MAHKIED MAN OK
steady hablU. a SITUATION lu any respectable
business; will try omi moko himself useful litany ca?
pacite; hu I eui Miine knowledgo of Un bualucss. Address
"E. H.," at lida otltco 0 Align?t 10
SITUATION WANTED.-WANTED, HY A
married mau, of steady habita, a situation in any
rt'spcrtahlii hiislueas. Will makn hlraeclf uecful lu li?
mos I any rapacity. Address "O. P.," at thia ode e.
Auguat 13
TO RENT.
Ttl KI N 1,1 II i; STIIHH ANO BEKIDKNCE
No. ti'l Klin; street, nearly opposite Hadrllffn slrect,
al prewitt occupied hy Mr. Forties, Oas Filter. Tho out?
buildings am extensivo. To au approved tenant Ibo rent I
?ill bo mod?rale. Apply lo A. 8. HULL, Agent,
AtigunlG_ luths!. NO.J?0 Broad strevL
mi? HBNT-TIIETWO AND A HALF STOItY
X BRICK RESIDENCE, coruor Society and Sleeting
aire?is, having traitera and stuhlen ou (ho premises, ami
m.i ? I .ccoinniocjttloiis for sinonLi. lt.ut I.nv. Apply
to H. UART, Sr., No. :!3l! Klug HlrccL July ll
FOR SALE.
LMilt SALK, A WEI.I.nilEU MARSH
" TAC KEV FILLY, t years old. without vice tir defect,
]. ri ellj nellie, atamla Uie gun, and la avery fast walker.
Will lio Bold hm ifapplled for carly al TLHS OFFICE.
August 17 ;
LOST.
"ITU VE HOLLAHS HEWAHD.-LOST, A
JL POCKET HOOK containing a aifu key and uotc.
The finder will leave it ot thu cilice nf DAILY NEWS.
August lt! a
BOARDING.
mWO I AMII.IKS CAN III'. ACCOMMO
X DATED with audi's nf Quu apartments at Uie King
Manann, m reasonable terms. tl Auguat lil
BOARD AND LODOINU IN A PltlVATK
fonity, rcaidlng lu aptcaaant part of the city, ran be j
obtained it moderate ratea by a ningle genUeinan. Ap?
ply at this etil. e. tuuis August it
BOARDING.-THltEK PLEAHAIVT HOOMS
with *iod BOARD csu bo had en Imruodietc cppll
caUiin Ul .Vu. Ct) CHURCH STREET, weat aide, near
nhl i. ti "i Terms rvaaouablu. June pj
I3XtF.LI.KNT HO A HO, AT VERY UIW
J1, ralee, lu (ho most central Imeiucaa part ufthoritv,
without bulging, In a private house, csu now be had.
Fur inrti'uiuro address "X. L," Pustoniec. Slay 16
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
T MUNCH A SON, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
li? AHENTS, havo removed from Nu. 6ml to No. MS
KINO ?THKET. between Morris aud Ann streets, wbem
we will continuo tho Auction and Commission Bualnciu.
('ntiaigtimcnla solicited.
nut i- aaloa promptly attended to, on reasonable
terms.
ALSO,
F.VEBINO SALES EVERY EVENINO, commencing at
6o'clock, where we luve a variety of very useful articles
I of merchandise for solo. tua J August 13
NOTICE.
DR. Y. C. LUDWIO HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
Ni). 31 WENTWORTH STREET, nesr artesian
Well. All kind? of Ilise saes aro trialed by him with the
new healing art.
OfHco 1 lo o m from 7 to 10 A.M., 1 lo J P. M.; In the
I evening from 7 to 0. 3* Auguat 10
TOBACCO, ETC.
"LA CRIOLA"
SEGAR STO?E,
CORNER BROADWAY AND I7TI1 STREET,
SfEW YORK.
ri ill H UN I d'.ft - IHK KI) WILL RE PLEASED TO SEE I
A lila Southern friends. The choicest HAVANA SE?
DA RS, of all the leading brenda, with a general assuri?
ng ut of Smokers' Articles always on band.
Julie I D. OlTOLENOUI, Agent.
HOTELS."
PAVELI0? HOTEL.
A FINIS LUNCH
Served Evoi'v Day,
FROM II TO l-l V? O'CLOCK.
June S
S. SWANDALE,
PIIOPBIETOB CK THE
Mansion House,
URBENVILLE, 8. C.
Jane 8_
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.
PBOPntETORA :
WM, A. HURD.Or New Orlcanf.
W. F. CORKERY.Of Bpottewood Hotel, Richmond.
Tologranb and Railroad oil I c cn in lint u mia of Hotel.
Juno 17 _ imo
STEVENS HO*SIC, Nos. MI. 98,9? AND ?7
Broadway, N. Y.. oppo-illo Dowling Oreen-t n Ibo
European Plan_THE 8TF.VENS HOUSE la well and
wUely known to the travelling public. The location ls c
peclafly suitable lo merchants and business men; lt ls in
close proximity lo the business part of tho elly-is on !
the highway or Southern and Weslom travel-and adja?
cent to all tho principal Hal I road sud Steamboat depots.
Tho BTEVtNH UOUSK has liberal accommodation for
over 300 gui sis-lt is well furnished, and possesses every
modern Improvement for the comfort and entertainment
of Ita Inmates. Tho rooms are spacious and well venti?
lated-provided with gas and water-Uie attendance le
prompt and respectful-and Hi o table ls generously pro?
vided wllh every delicacy of the season et moderate ratea.
The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled, wi
are ena!'' id to offer extra facilities for tho comfort and
pleaauro of our guests. OEO. K. CHASE A CO.,
May 9.8 00)0 Proprlcloni,
ri .'Hl.lt: NOTICE.
Omoi OLE aa* or Coron u I
?fay 1367. (
Tho following Section of " An Ordinance lo abolish tho
OfHco of Superintendent of Streets ; to pr?vido for Koon?
ing the Streets, Lanes, Alleys, and open Courts in the I
city of Charleston Clean, and for oilier purposes," ls
hereby published for the Information of all concerned :
For the duo protection of the said contractor or con?
tractors, if itfurlktr ordainr,I, That every OWLnr. lessee,
occupant and tenant of any premiase fronting In any
street, lane, alley, or opdn court, ahull on every day
(Sundays excepted) havo Hie dirt, filth, garbago, or other
offal, placed in front of his or har lot. In a barrel, box or
heep, and in reedlDces for the contractor, by the hour of
seven o'clock, A. lt., Irena the Hist day of May to tba
Brat dar of November lo every year ; and by Ina boar of
nine o'clock, A. M., Crem the fl rat day of November to
the first day of May following. And any person offend?
ing herein, or placing any dirt, filth, garbage, or other
offal, In any street, lane, or alley, or open court, after the
hours above named, shall be subject lo a nno*not leas
than twe nor more loan five dollars, for each and every
offence, lo be lin posed by tho Mayor.
Dy oraer W. H. SMITH,
May H Clerk Of Conned
MEETINGS._
I'ALMKTTO IIA^K HAM. CM!II.
I N ADJOURNED HRKTINO WILL UE HELD HUH
V. (Saturday) Evenimj. ul S'? o'clock al .. Pavilion
.jul" fur the ronsldrraliiui ?I business requiring lui
ICIIUIV action. Uv onlrr.
JOSEPH HILTON. Eecn lsry IVo Tem.
August 17 1
EDUCATiONAL.
.UK MISSUS SEDGWICK'S IIOAHDING
ANO HAY KCIUIOI..
?ouyan WAKUisirroN Asb TKIFAIR XTHKF.TS.
II lii'vn, G K l>.
IvlUS SCHOOL WILL REOPEN OCTOBER SECOND.
I For i ii, H' UH containing lona*, Ac, allures, Hu'
sjrlnripal*.
References-Hun. C. I. Jeal I tva, Augusta ; thuin.'.'O.
IcWhiirlcr. Esq., Augusta; lion. K. Stearne., AuitusLi:
lr. J. P. Harv In, Augusta; Prof. Oro. W. Hains. Augusta;
'ol. ll. ll. Ilnllock. Augusta; Dr. S. W.ltaltny, Augusta:
Iou. Wm. S. (Jnulil, Augustin; Jame* Miller. Faq., All
;uela; Oeo. M. Shuu. Kai|.a Alignais, i Au?ust 17
Ulis. ALLSTON'* iiiMllDI.M. AM) BAY
SCHOOL
ITIOIl YOUNO LADIES. NO. ?7 MEETING HHIEET,
' ?111 reopen ll). V.) Thetday, 1Mb October.
FRENCH will bo Ibo language of tho Hchool. Tho
iee! Teacher* will bo procured lu every brauch.
August 13 11.Hi- i
< nut HCT KNITTING.
rHE UNDERSIGNED DEO LEAVE TO INFORM
their Irlcuils ami Ibo public that they haru oponeil I
i School lo leach CROCHET KNITTINO ami all kin Ja
al NEKDLE-W?UK. at Net. 41 CALHOUN STREET', op
?. .lit-; Ibu < Illili 1.
Mra. LOUISE II KUCHEN 110 I I II'. It.
Mm. AMALIE FUND.
Augtiat IS 9
C OPA R T N E R S Hi PS.
NOTICE.
rTiHK FIRM OF OREEN. TRAPMANN .V CO., IS
I tilla day ilinaolvnl by mutual couse ut. Mr. R. M.
UHKEN, ono of the j ar tm ?tn. will attend In UH llqulda
tiou. OREEN. TRAPMANN A CO.
TIIIO UNDEH?IGJIED,
WILL CONTINUE TUE SAME DONNEES UNDER
hi. own name. H. M. OREEN.
Auguat IS S
INSURANCE.
WORLD MUTUAL
IA mum COMPANY
N 13 W Y O R Ki.
A. A. IX)W
SAMUEL WII.I.ET8.
OLIVER H. GORDON.
S. n. CH HT ENDEN.
PETER a CORNELL.
Uou. WM. KELLY.
WM. S. TI MIA I.E..
1)11.. L. 1IEECKMAN.
JOS. A. SPHAOUK.
RUFUS R. OHAVEH.
ALEX. V. lil.AK E.
JAMES S. NOYES.
WM. 0. FOWLER.
SAMT. U. CALDWELL.
N. s IlENTLEY.
WM. P. PRENTICE.
J. U. FROTH I SOHAM.
Hon. S. TAIIEI1.
no Min or mu? -.('nuiii :
L H. FROTH TNOHAM.
OEO. L. WILLARD.
H. E. PIERREPOINT.
OEO. E. 'I ll UM AE.
JOHN UOLSEY.
TOWNSEND.
THOS. T. HECK LEV.
HENRY A. SWIFT.
JAS. IL PRENTICE
II. MESSENOEll.
OEO. L. NICHOLS.
J. W. Elli) 1 Ul Nun AM,
WM. OL SHELDON.
OLIVER S. CARTER.
LEWIS I). LODER.
J.T. ll. MAXWELL.
EZRA P. PRENTICE
DENJ. HICKS.
omcEss :
OEOIIOF. L. Wn.LARD, President.
O. H. OOltDON, Vico President
0. i.. FLYER, Secretary and Actuary.
THE PLANS FOH HUSINESS FOR THIS INSTITU?
TION aro very Uburoi and attractive to Utoau who wiall
to Insure their Uvea Li a FIRS r CL \RS COMPANY. Ita
linnie, a i |H very large and rapidly tncreaaiug, All tho
various kinda of policies are Insured ou as favorable
terms ns am offered in any other good Company In tho
country. DIVIDENDS Incnaso with thu ago of Ibo
Policy. Non-parliclpaUnp; rates aro lower than thone ot
any Company io tho world. Losses paid in thirty ilaya
after duo nutice and proof of death. Liberal arrange?
ments made in regan! lo travel. One-third of Ibo amount
ni premium wtll bu loaned tho polio .tudor If desired.
J. ALFRED CAY, (linera] Agent,
OfHco In roar of Elmuro Insurance.
July ID Mull?anlo Law Range, Uroad street.
FIRE, MARINE,
AND
LIFE INSURANCE.
BANKING AMI INSURANCE COMPANY
Or Richmond, Vu.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 2ITH. IHCG-COMMENCED
BUSINESS JUNE I, inri.
i-upi?ul anil Snrplus....$!308,20o.i5
'PHIS COMPANY INSURES HU1LDINOS. HOUSE
JL HOLD FURNITURE, COTTON, VESSELS IN
TORT, STOCK HE HOODS, and other property, on ttie
moat liberal tem?a. MARINE AND LIFE RISKS TAKEN.
J.L. HONOUR, Agent,
August 1 tl.Hlulinn NO. B BROAD STREET.
LOTTERIES.
GEORGIA
STATE LOTTERY
FOR THE
BENEFIT
OF THE
MASONIC ORPHAN'S IIOAIE.
GRAND SCHEME,
AUGUST Ulai, 1SS7.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50,000.
n'UOLE TICKETS, $12; HALVES, ?8; QUARTERS. $3,
BIOHTUB, tl..'.".
Great Extra Scheme,
SKPTBMBER 4tta, 1807,
CAPITAL PRIZE $20,000.
TICKE IH, fl. $10 wiB purchase a Feckago of ten
Tickets, liable to draw tan. non.
AB Prizes paid a I th nut di.von ni.
Official Drawings nant each purchaser.
All Prizes Cashed at thia O file e.
aytrCorreapomlente may rely on prompt attention to
aiders by simply enclosing money with full address.
O*- All orders for Tickets, Scbomee, end Information
to be addressed to JAMES KERR,
Manager's Agent,
Look Box No. $84, Charleston. H. O.
Ogee: Nts 30 BROAD STREET. Imo August 8
ASTROLOGY.
?TUB WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL UEVELATIOKB
MADE BY THE I IKE AT ASTROIiOGlJsT,
Madame EE. A.'PERRIGO.
SHE REVALS sw U in s NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
Sbo restores to happiness th oso who, from doleful
events, ca las Implica, croases In love, lona of reist loua and
friends, lusa of money, Atc, havo become, despondent.
She bring? together those long separated, give* In lorn) a
Uon concerning alison! Mends or lovers, restores loat or
stolon property, tells you the business you aro best
riualificd to pursue and in what you ?Ul be moat success?
ful, causes speedy luarriagurf, and tells you the very day
you will marry, glvea you tho naru itt, likeness and char
acterlalica of tho parson. Sbo reads your very thoughts,
and by her almost supernatural powers, un va ll. tho dark
sud bidden mysteries, of tho future. From the stars we
seo In tho firmament-the malefic atara that overcome ur
predominate. In tho configuration-from the aspects and
positions of tho pianola and tho fixed atara In tho heavens
el Uto time ot birth, abe deduces the future destiny of
man. Fail not to consult tbs greatest Astrologist on
earth. It coats you buta trille, and you may uovcr again
havo so favorable an opportunity. Consultation foe, with
likeness and all desired lnlormstlon, $1, Parties llvlug
at a distance can rouault tho M ad am o by mall with e.pi.I
safety and aatiafection to themselves, as H In person. A
mu and oxpltclt charl, written ont, with all inquiries ar
swerod and like acas unclosed, sent by mall on receipt ol
price ebovo mentioned. Tho strictest aecresy wilt te
maintained, and all correspondence returned ordoatr.y
ed, Referrnceeof the nighest order furnished those no
siring them. Write plainly the day of tho month jr..i
year Tn which you were born, enclosing a email toe. ol
Address, Mapaux H. A. PERRIOO,
P. O. li na w kn 2lO, Hurl AUI, N. Y.
March 8f)_ly
AN O lt DIN AN CH
TO niocLATa TBS BTOBAOE OF PETROLEUM, rr* rao
Dnors, ??ti OTUEU IHIUUUIULI olia,
Sato. I. Be U ordained by Ike Mayor and Aldermen, (fi
City Cannai attemtltd. That from and after the 15th day
of Juno next, it shall not bo lawful to koop Petroleum,
Keroaene, Hock UH, Honzlne, Dent?le, or any other in
Hani maulo oil or olia on storage or for sale In any cellar,
atora or building south of Lino street, lo a larger quan?
tity Hun any gallons on any ono lot or premises, and
any audi quantity so kept or a to rod abell be contained In
v?asela of Un or other metal.
Sato, 3. That Petroleum, Ita producta, or any other In?
flammable oil or olia, when brought Into the city by land
or waler, may be kopt on any lot or In any building bi
which cotton ls not stored, for a period not exceed inj
twenty-four hours, upon the expiration of which limn ll
shall be removed and kept In the manser aa required by
the foregoing see Hon.
SEO. 3. Any person or persons violating any part ni
this Ordinance shall ba subject to a fine of two hundtvd
dollars, for cecil offenen, recove rabie In any Court of com?
p?tent Jurisdiction.
Ratified In Cily Council this lwnnty BratdsyofMsy.il,
the year of our Lord ono thousand eight bundreiLajiil
six ty-soven.
[LB.] - P. 0. OAILLARD, Mayor.
W. H. Burri), Clerk of Council. Jonas
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TUB CHIEF OF POLICE, >
CaaaixaTOH, a C., May ?, 1M7. I
rK REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
Incloiuree, vault*, Ac, will common co on Monday
nest, Ot InuL Owners and occupants aro hareby required
to eco that their premises ara In good condition and tbut
idl filth and garbage ia removed as required by Ordi?
nance. Other Inspections wiU follow.
Vf order of Mayor OailXAauD.
a H. 810 WALD.
_Otilefef Pollue.
No. 1 LICENCES.
OFFICE CLERE OF COUNCIL, j
T pill IMF. PERSONS WHO MADE AVOCATIONS FOR
J. No. 1 LIQUOR LICENSE ar? hereby notified to le
port at this office with tba lr spell callena Immediately.
W. IL RlaTTH,
inly io Olaf* of Council.
DENTISTRY.
D?NTISX.
KOOMS AT' HI* lll-'.-IDENCI'. NORTHWEST COR
, NEH ?>f Mit'tlaa .uni So. u ly KlKrtA
Juill- lil WifiUKI
THEO. Fi CHUPEIN,
DK N T I BT,
OSWICH, - - - No. K?0 ISIXH HTRKI-'.T,
NEARLY orrosm: BASEL.
TUB MOST BEAlrTlFUI. ARTIFICIAL TEETH IN
SERTED rt laeaVrala prier*,
ari- TE KT II EXTRACTED wlllioiil eon by UirailH ol
C II I. I> Il ll I' tl R .11
NITROUS <) XVI),
Or by DH. RICHARDSON'S apparatus for prodm-ini;
LOCAL AN/ICSTIIUSI\.
Mir.-ti 5 tilth i Hum
DRY GOODS, ETC.
J. & P. GOATS'
THREAD.
BRIGHT COLORS
In Paney lloara, willi Un lr well-known
l i nile nun li.
FIFTY SHADES OF CJOLOK
In cneli llox nf live Dozens.
For Sale liy (lio PACKAUE, nf HM Dozens,
I?;
jjOlli, & HUGH MINUS,
Solo Aven?s in Now York.
July lr. in?B];l
RAILROADS.
DOUBLE DAILY
ALL KAIL PASSENGER ROUTE
ll BTW BEN
ATLANTA AXD NEW ORLEANS
VIA
| Chulunoogn und Grund Junction,
THU? >l (. ll IN KO HT V . \ I M , I?O?IKM.
TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTA 1>A I LY At Killi A.M. AND
7:00 P.M., maklug clono coiiu<vUnnn at all point*
1 Arriving at Noir Orleans at S P.M. omi UiltlJA.M.
sV>?-PaMouRcre by tra?na of tim (teiMOta Railroad make
i lum- , unni,-timm nilli tula rou lu ut Allanta.
NO STEAMIIOATSOtlOMNIIIUSES ON THIS ROUT*
ELKOANTSLEEPINQ COACHES ON ALL NIOHT
TRAINS.
OAOOAOE CHECKED 'III lit M i ill. PARK AS LOW AS
HY ANY OTHER ROUTE
TIIROUOn TICKETS OOOD UNTIL USED.
Can bo obtained at (?enera! Ticket Oftiec, Atlanta, (lt.
Qeorgts Railroad, Aumiala, Oa.? South Carolina Railroad
t bari..ton. S. C.; .South Carolina Railroad, Columbia,
i 8. C. JOHN II. PECK, Master Tranaiiortadoii.
July 13 3/co Western and Atlantic Railroad.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HOLMES & MACBETH,
BROKERS,
j Beal Estate &, General Commission Agts.
NU. 30 BROAD M ill KI
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OP
STOCKS, BONDS, HOLD, SILVER, HAN K lil Lbs,
I REAL ESTATE, Ac, Ac.
August 1
WILLIAM II. GILLILAN? & SDN,
Kciil Estato Agents, Audience.s
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE NO. 33 HAY NE STREET.
September ?
WILLIS & oniSOLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS.
TTJTLL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE SALK AMD
VV -BHIl'MENT (lo Foreign and Dnmesllu p..r!Mol
COTTON, lt I CE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORIES.
ATLANTIC WHARP, Charleston, s. C.
E. WILLIS.A. R. OHInOI.M
Oe!ober'.'A
AFFLICTED ?
SUFFER NO MORE!
When by Ibo use of DR. JOINVILLE'S ELIXIR you
I eau bs cured permanently, and at a tri thug cosL
Tho Mtonlsulrig success which has attended Ibis lu
valuable medicine fur Physical and Nervous WuaknoHt
General DeblUty and Prostration, bu? of Muscular En?
ergy, Impotency, ur any of Uie consequences of youthfu,
Imllicrelloo, renders lt Ibo most valuablo proporauon
I ever discovered.
lt will remore aU nervous affection*, depression, ex?
citement, incapacity to study or business, lass of i nen nv
ry, confusion, though tn ol seH destruction, fears of lu
aanlty. Ac. It will restore tho apiictitu, reunw thu health
of tho?a who have destroyed lt by Huusual executor ovil
proel Ices.
Yoong Men, be humbugged no mora hy "tiuarfc Doc
lois" and Ignorant pi aetiHoner?, but send nat bout delay
for tbs Elixir, and bo st nuco restored io health and hap?
piness. A perfect Curo I. Guaranteed bi every instance,
r.-lee tl, or four buttha to ono uldra-.* all.
One bottle ls suuklcnt to effect a cilia In all ordlusry
cases.
ALSO, DR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for Ibo
I speedy and permanent cure of Ooiiorrhu-a. Gleet, L'rr
thral Ulsebarites, Oravol, Stricture, and aU aileclions ri
[ tho Kidneys and Uladdur. Cures effected in from ona to
five days, Thoy are prepared from vegetable extracts
thal aro harmless on thu svstcm, nud never ususoalu the
stomach or Impregnate tho breath. No chango of dirt
is necessary whilo using them, nor does their acUon in
auy manner Intsrfere with business pursuits, prue tl
per box.
Hither of tba sboTe-menlloued articles will bo rent to
any address, closely scaled, and |ioiit.|iald, by mall or
express on rocolpt of price. Address all orders In
11E1IOER. SUUTTS A- CO., Chi mint-.
March 30 ly No. -Ida River tired. Troy, N. V.
NOT1UIC.
OFFICE OLERE OP COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING
clauso of SecUon 1 of an "Ordlnanco to lulu Sup
I pUes lor the year 1807," ls pnbliihrd for tho inlonnstion
of persons selling Goods by nam plo or otherwise, who are
I cot residents of Hits olly. All such persons sru heroby
notified to report ct this office.
"Three dollars on every hundred dollars of all goods
eoli? In th], city 1 -a, m ? not residents, by sample or
otherwise." W. H. SMITH,
Marchs _ Clerk or Council'
PUULIO NfPTICU.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, I
January 3,1807. j
PTJDLIO NOTTOE IS HEREIIY OIVEN THAT UNDER
tba folio win t Ordlnanco licenses have been prepared
fur delivery from ibis Olino. B. THOMAS,
Cily Treasurer.
SEO. 1. Itt U Ordained by fA< ?layar and Atdermrniu
City Cwn?ilatiembled, That from fand after tbs Aral day
of Jiu nary, lice u ari shall be Uk eu out for all earls, dray,
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes, in
tho asma manner, and according to tho aamu provision*
now of force In rotation to csrU, drsys and wagons, lotoi
driven Lfor biro, except giving bonds. And each such
cart, dray or wagon, shall bo provided with a badge con?
taining the number thereof, and marked Private, to oe
placed on tbe<ontslde of the ul,aa.
Sie. J. No parson shall Iw taken by tba Trossnrer ss
surely to any bond under (ho Ordlnanco concerning li?
censes for carls, drays, wagons and other carnages, un.
loss ho or she bo s freehold er.
SEO. 3. Tho following thill hereafter bo the rates lor
licenses for public and private carla, drays, wagons, Ac.,
including tho homos or mules used thereof, which a Loll
ba free froto other taxation :
rumo osara, nears, aro., on TU OAS auriorao m AMI
BUHisrss wuAixvEs, roa maa DIRECT on ncoinEcr.
For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by ono horse or
molo, til).
For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by (wo horte?or
mules, t30.
For every hook and carriage with two wheels, 120.
Por every hack and carriage with four wheels, tto.
For avery sUge nr omnibus (oxcept Uno omnibus
with two horses, SOO.
For every stage or omnibus (except line omni bun
drawn by four horses, too.
For every truck drawn ey two or more horans or mule,
too.
For every ozpress wagon drawn by two or more horse,
or mules, SCO.
Iii r an OASTS AHD PltVATa (HUT,, DMA TB, ?.TT.
Por every bread cart or wagon, ts.
Por every cart, dray or wagon, used for privais or do.
mestio pnrpoaas, and not to be employed in the trana
porUug of gooda, wares, merchandise, lumbar, or any
oder commodity, for eompeniallon, either directly or
Indirectly for the tarns, shall pay for a Ile tuso lb a tum ol
ts, exclusive of th? horso or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this loth dsy of January
[u A] in the year of our Lord one thousand tight hun?
dred and sixty-six.
t. 0. OATLLARD, Mayor.
Dy the Major.
JanuAr/? W. H. SMITH, Clark of Connell.
GROCERY AMD MISCElWKr.Cl?S.
DAVIS' DIAMOND HAMS
AMU la KAP I.All ll.
RBCKivki) I-Kti STI:AMI:I! SHA f.ri.i.. VIA
MAI.TI.MOUK.
/* TIEItcl.s MAVIS* KIAMU.NI> IIRANU si liAlt
U CIIIIKII HAMS.
r, lu re s Cn, Intiali I.KAF I.MIM.
P<ir min by tlltltllplt * M Mi l IS.
A umist 17 I No. 'Ali: Kine stn
"KOWAN MILLS" NOHTH CA
11(11.1\\ KI.( M Tt.
. >i 1 IIIII.S. KVirrtl CAROLINA I MUK.
? ?VF Ablive brands lor nate hy
August 1"
BACON ! HACON !
,ii sr H ".".('Kl VI'.li IM'.K STKA JIHH I'l IA 31.
IMOM
r IIIIIIS. Ol.KAU 1IACON sun s
r ) ll) linda. I!HW llllilsil liaron Sides
ni Mu?s. PrimeKhoMlUifn
" Mills, rianlalion Sh..ul,L r
r> lillis. Siigar-furnl shoulders
Ami fur ?ah-Hy WM. (IltitNKV,
AiqMMt M :i No. m.* I'-'"-' Hey.
iiAUiiixtn IL?CCIN?. .
A ti RALK.S (WSNV CLOTH IN slOKI'. AMI TO
.Jr VI arrive Pur side hi
.INO. ctMI'sr.N Hi efl..
No. 11 Market (tr. el, ?ppo-ite Stale street.
Au,, i H I ll! J
COHN ! COHN !
I.AMMVt; AM? iii S'l'Olli:.
Ai\f\i\ BI'KIIKIJ* I'HIMH Willi I! Ml 1.1.1 Nc
ffcVJUVI COHN. In butti and imu*
aattOImHii'la Prime Western Willi.- Corn
MUK) bushels rrinir W< hiern .Mive.l Corn,
HATS I UK.WI
INUO IRISIIELS PRIME OATS
l.Mm bushels llrau.
Pur Hille liv .INO. CA MI'SKN K CO..
No. Il Markut, opposite Slute ?Irrel.
Aucun! ll) '-*
CORN ! (JOHN !
1 Jt(\f\ UUSIIKI.S PRIMP. MU.I.INO COUN. LAND
1 r>\ t\f INO lier steamer Bea (lull,
l or sale by WEST* JOSHS,
Aiiiiiist 19 No.70 Past Hay.
tJl'NNY CLOTH.
1 TA HOM.1*-AISOCl SIXTY VAIIMS KAUM.
I t \f l-'or sal.-nt
.Inly 13 Imo MEHTIXtl HT11I?CT lill! Horse.
CALI FOHN! A WINK COM CA NV.
(ISCOIII-DtlATKIi HUVKStnKH 1. l?l?0.)
NY I N KS,
ntOM TUK VINEYARDS ol'
Soiioiii;i, Los Angelus ami Nunn
Conni ?cs, Ca li lorn in.
W. II. CHA KKK, Agent.
NO. SaT! KART 1IAV, iTIAHI.KSTON". S. ti.
I HOOK. HIIK11RY. SWEET ANOKI.ICA. MUSCATEL.
I'ort, Wino Hilters, darci. Sou.uno llr.in.ly, California
i Cabiwhn, Sounoia Cliainpauu.. lin (illari*), sonoma ('hmo
: II: i. ? lin pints, SI in a ease)-in wooli ami nias*.
A],niai ItillnNtniOM
JOHN MAC CR Kt, OR & CO.,
NOS. I7H AND ISO l-KAIIL-ST.,
.Vein Y)i-l;
IMPORTERS. M.\ NltPACTUHKES ASH Di:.'I.P.Ks IN
INDIA. SCOTCH ANM KKNTI'l'KV IIAOOINO.
IIUNNY HAILS ANTI m lil, \ J' SUI I .VIII.I'. KO lt WU KAT
AND COHN HACKING; als:., a lan? Bini eon,|ilete hloek
nf MAI.]'. ROPI'. cuihrntiliK Western machine-made
Hemp, Manilla. Hat nu.l .lute, llnlini: 1 wines, etc., all nf
which tliey oner nt lair prices.
.1 illy '?I 'Jiu?
THOMAS it. AGNEW,
nice;,H H AMII nr.Ai.r.n IN
KincGroceries, (Tinter Taila, Kt?'.. Kin,
nos. MO andMiauRENWicU. T.. con. ?F MURRAY,
NEW YORK.
November
GRAND TRIUMPH !
PRIZE MEDAL? AWARDED
DURYEA*? STARCH & MAIZENA,
For Hu ir incontestable cicoUetice, nt
l'A ms EXPOSITION, inc;.
UitKAT INTERNATIONAL RXPOHtTIOK, LONDON,
IMO,
(1 UK AT INTKItNATIUNAI, EXPOSITION. IIAMUIIHO,
I WEI.
QKRAT INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION. COLOONK.
uto.
AlJ?O AT
STATES, AOHIOIILTUH'L. AMKltlCAN INSTITUTE.
AND MARYLAND INST!I UTE STATE PAIRS.
OB"1 lien.. OIMMIS are pre-emlociilly the best lil Hm
world.
e... nul? 11 y all (Irocera.
AV M. DURYEA, Uoiioral Agouti
No, M. PULTON STREET.
CRISPER COMA.
Olit alic wa? braiitilul arni (air.
Willa Marry eyra, ami radiant hair,
Wlioiu i - u r iiiii; tendrils, sou ciilwiuod.
Enelialucd Hie very heart and mimi,
( ms IM. u CODI A,
For Curling: Ibo Hair of oither Sex into Wavy
and Glossy ltiut;lcla or Heavy Mnssivo
Curls.
BY UKINU THIS ARTICLE I.ADIH i AND OENTI.E
MKN ran licautily tlieinaclves a Hionsund-told.
It ls Uio only Bitiele lu tku world that will curl atraiglil
hair, and at tho saine timo irivn it a bcautiliil. glossy ap?
ps .ranee. Thc dinner Coma not only eiir)s thu hair, but
Invigorates, bcauUUes and illninima it; ls highly and de?
lightfully ]...riuineil, ami la Un- most complete article of
the kind over ml. n I to Hm Am. rienn public. 'lim
Crisper Coma will bo aent to any address. Healed and
postpaid for fl.
Addrcu all ordern io
\V. L. I'LA UK A CO., Chemist.-,
No. 3 We -t fayette street. Syncline N. Y.
March 30_lyr
WHITE Slllil'lillll M'lllMiS.
CATAWBA COUNTY, NORTH CAHOI.INA.
TBS PROPRIETORS OP THIS CKLEF1RATKD
WATER1NU PLACE, liavinrt f*ono lo Krcnt eipeoao
?loee tho last scaaou, lu . immun;; thc IWHIIIOH of and re
|>airiiig tho C(iVl'A?.r.s. ennhn;; Hie Walks ami rreeUuK
new Ilulliltnu., to2iiUier with niuny other improvements,
will open TUKM'HlNllS tor Hie reel pUon ol visitors on
Sixtui'clav, June 1*1, 16C7.
Dalag altuated in tim norHiwcdtera part of Hie slime.
In a country rrmarrahlo for Us Penilly nm) hcalttimi
n. Hs, these, together with Um cirlueHoi Um Water?, inaki.
"" no nf Ibo most dcairabki WATERINO I'LA (J EH In tho
I country.
THE MINERAL WATERS
Of THE RPRINOS aro Um While and niue Kiilphnr. ami
c lolly I . ate. and they itosaeaa all tue lin. st qiialitica ot
these waters, and are Hovenden remodies Tor uh (Uaeaneii
, of tho I.IVl.lt. UOWKI.S, STOMACH and KIDNEYS.
TUE SPRINUS am aeersslble hy any ol' tticroads load?
ing to Salisbury. N. C., aisl al that isdut Um Wcatoru
North Carolina Kaili., ul will emivey visitors to Hickory
StaUou, at which place conveyances an- always lu attend?
ance tn Uko tlicin to TUK SI'UINOS.
Dr. winn, of tho Medical Co'.lcco of Virginia, will I...
at TUE SPRINUS Uni entire Season, and Invalids may
rely upon KOIMI nil..nt IOU.
Uavintl nenin sei en ,1 tbn servircs of Mrs. WKKSN.
and made ampin arranKeuiciits lor I., cpioi; a HOOD
1 Alli,E. aud me li.'Mi Wines, Liquors and Secara, and
bavlna engaged Smith's Rand lor .bu Heaton, wu aalely
prniuliMi to all every couvciiieileo for pliuiHiire, comfort
and amuaomont tb: may be desired.
KO A lt I? PRU MONTH.SOO Ot?
OAHU Plilt AV ICI-K. IS OD
HO A HU PGR DAY. il IS?
( li i ld rc ii ander 7 yrara of ngr ind Ser?
vants llnlf I'rln .
J. GULURN WYATT & CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
May :MJ _ _lino
SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" jPIUNG WATEII.
J pil K WATER OF Tills H I'll I NO IS RELIEVED TO
I bo uuoquallcd by that of any olhor In tim far-famed
valloy nf Saratoga. Ila virtue* aro mich aa bavu m eure, 1
lt Ure high encomiums of all who bavo used lt, pomens
Ing, aa lt does, lu an emlnrut degree, cathan ie, diuretic,
olteraUvo and tonio quallUes.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D., Prorniwr
Practico of Pbvalc, JelTeraon Modieal Collide, Pillia.
I delphla, formerly of Charlcaton ,S. C.
rmi...r.ei.rjnA, November If., 1 SA*,.
I bavo been fora year or moro peat In Ibo babll ol
taklDg Ibo water of Uie "ExeeUior" Spring of Sarato;ra.
Accuitomod during tho great portion ul my Invalid Ino
to use tho different water* of tba aoveral luuulalna wbleli
boil up along that remarkable valle y, dependent. Indeed,
upon timm tor much of tko comfort I enjoy. I am a?lid?
ded that the Et oe lalor Water lian well adapted al any
olhor among them, If not moro an, (o tho purpoaea fer
which Uioy aro generally employed. It ia very agreeable,
Btronaly imprhgnatcd with tho carbonic acid, lively and
Bparkling. . . . lean heartily and eon wi en ti ou Ht y
recommend lt to all wbo need a gcnUo ralharUc au.I
diuretic SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D.
Tho Water la put up lu Plat aud Quart bottle?, ami
packed lu good order for aklppmg, Pinta in bnxo> ot
four .lo jen each, and Quarta lu boxes of two duzon each
HOLD AT WUOLEAALE BY
OOODRICII, WIMM & CO.,
Importers ami Whnlcsnle Druggists,
Mo. 153 SI Kif,TIMI STRICKT,
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON KOTRI..
HOWIE & MOISE,
No. 161 MEETINO STREET,
Oppetlte Cliarloalon Hotel.
And for aale by Ant chu- Drugglala and Heids.
January M_ _fluio
THE 0AR0LINA"1FIMES,
PUBLISHER) AT ORANUGitllRU C. ll.
rnHIfl PAPER CIRCULATES THROUOROUT THP.
X mlddln portion nf Uta Stale, and offnra Urn beat
racUlUea for a ucrllacrt. t'ebruary M