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tbs gaili| |ff*s* NEWS SUMMARY. Cotton closed tu Nor York on Saturday at Stile, for Middling Upland*. Gold cloHod at MDf. Cotton advanced jd. in Liverpool closing ?I ?0Jd. for Middling Uplandn. General BUTLEU han liottlol himsolf up in his ?casido residoncn at Atniisiiuam during tho Con? gressional vaoatiou. The dinnor givon at Iho Hotel do Villo, Taris, lo tho King of Portugal, ?aa nerved in tho long Kal? lery, tho number of guests being ono hundred and fifty. At tho concer; which followed about eight hundred persons woro presold. Tbo ciiauniption of lobacco in Franco ie in? creasing with a great rapidity. In 178U Ibo revenue produced by tho salo wa? .10,000,000, which mini in 1811 had doclincd to 1G,000,000. Binni tho latter dato, however, on uninterrupted improvemoul lins taken placo, and iii 1865, 175,000,000. Tho Bait Laka 1'.artie, of Ibo 2Gth ult., saya tho Colorado river had ritten so high as to back np (lila river, causing Ibo destruction of Arizona City. Warehouses, stores, hotels and residences woro uffopt away. Tho loss is estimated at three hun? dred thousand dollars. Tho Bavarians think thal their young King will do a groat dual bolter alter bis niarriago with his pretty cousin. Tho latter is avery spirited and accomplished young lady, and tho pcoplo ot Daya? na aro generally willing to bot that sho will got tho musical crotchets out of her liege lord's head and make a sensible, man of bim. OxnoiNen DnAax, of Fanning ton, Mo., wovo last year palra loaf ouougb to moko 500,000 hoods. Ho employed 400 persons, and paid out $17,000. Tbo business is carried on in thirteen towns. Sonio of thc young womon employed by bim uani iSJ) per year, and remain at homo, tho work ho? ing sont to thom. Tho number of penmen i< turning to Franco from Homo, by way of Mount Conis, was so groat that at Buso tho diligences woro insufficient to convoy thom all, iu spito of thc ofibrlB of tho ad? ministration. Fv-i, vehicle, containing from twolvo to fiftoc.i passengers, requires a dozen horses or mule* 'or tho ascent. A reaping contest took place at Woburn, Mass., the other dey, betwoou JOSHUA CoNvxnsE, aged ono hundred, and J KUKM IA II GU .SON, agod aovciily scven. Tho contestants tisod tho old limo nickle, and reaped and bound their sheaves in on cosy and off-hand manner. Old Contury WOB oblo to keep np with tho youngster. During tho lalo rejoicings iu Rome tbo ox-King of NaploB bold a sort ol royal court. Ho kopt opon house, and received four thousand visitors attach? ed to Uio old regime. It is said that a Ingo num? ber of brigands took part tn the celebration, and it was remarked that for a few days brigandage al? most entirely ccaaod. Tho Gazelle of Cologne bas heretofore been a warm admirer and advocate of Ibo policy of Count BlSMABCK. Recently, lura ever, it ventured ill a long leador to criticise very mildly the troatmonl of tho annexed provinces). Tho Government cen? sor ordorod tho suppression of tho obnoxious ar? ticle. It was too Into to roplaco it, and tho Gazette appeared with ita first two columna blank. At tho Paris Exhibition a machino for packing chocolate attracts attontion. liy means of this ap? paratus twenty-foil r cakes of chocolata aro in less than a second wrapped up, first with silver paper, thon enveloped with a sheol of while papor, and instantly seale 1 with a drop of molted wax, upon which a hammer falls down and impresses tba stamp of tho mautifacturor. A terrible earthquake occurrod on tbo Island of Java on Juno 10th. It wai very destructive, throw? ing down many buildings and killing many pcoplo. Tho lossos aro said to l o incalculable. Tho sugar crop, which had just boon brought into tho barns, is tidally lost. A largo number of Europeans and natives perished - the roport soys as many as three hundred. It was feared also that other par I s of Java might bo visited by earthquakes. A census of tho poor or Paris bas lately been published by thc general administration of ] public assistance in that city. This census, which i comprises only tho poor who rcccivo rolief from 1 that charity, gives tho number in 1BGC at 105,110 persons, comprising -lu,till households. This is a i greater number than waa reported by either of thu i previous st ateniente of tho administration in 18112 i or 18(13. It shows that out of tho total imputation i of Paris, 1,700.080, ono io ovory sevonleen lives l upon charity. I Tho Rio Orando fJbwr?erof Snnday, July 281b, i publishes Ibo following: "A prominent merchant i of Matamoros was yesterday notified by tho au- < tborities to appear at a certaiu placo in tho city I for tba pu rpo -.n of registering hin namo. Ooco 1 thora ho waa ask id hie nationality, and rcspondod < that ho was a British subject. Hq was then in- ' formed that bo must consider himself a Mexican, 1 and subject to all the liabilities of a nativo citizen, and that only Americana aro to bo treated as for? eigners. Lamonloblo accounts aro received from Algeria. Tho wbolo African colony ie said to bo menaced with fumino. Bovoral years of bad crops and two invoaiena of locusts havo brought tho sett lu rs and the natives to tho brink of ruin. Tbcro is a do fio'ency of corn in French Africa, and in somo place ? there, docs not romain any grain in stock. Tho natives aro gradually bringing their flocks, thoir only fortuno, to tho towns on tho coast, to ox chaugo them for somo sacks of wheat or barley, for not only oro tho inhabitants without food, but thero is nlso n want of fodder for tho cattle. M. OEBOIXE bas recently lieen occupied in carry? ing out a novel pictorial conception of "The Cruci? fixion." This consists ill rendering with tho ut? most of bia extraordinary pou er tho terror and pathos oftbat awful subject as they woro express? ed in tho fi 'alni os and actions of tho sped atm s who soon after tho event woro assembled ot the foot of tho cross. Tho figures of Christ and his companiona in Bullering aro represented in tho picture by shadows that fall boforo tho spectators. Tho City of Jerusalem is shown in tho background of tbo picture. A lotter from Vichy says : "Tho King nf Sweden, CHABIXS XV., lives here tn tho strictest incognito, under tho namo of Count OR BECRABDOO ; ho rc sldoa in tbo Emperor's villa, tho interior of which M. T.rvxTtnv, tho architect, bas arranged to suit bia Majesty's cony mence. Ho baa in attondanco his private physician, M. Lim DD ruo, and Doutors ALQOTE and WTXLMIIN, First and Second Inspec? tors of tho Maths. The King is fond of Ibo theatre, and goos thoro ovory evening. With that excep? tion h m Ufo is singularly retired. He is said to bo well versed in music, himself writing words to tho melodies which ho composes." A lotter from tho City of Mexico atys: "Tho body of MAIIUII.IA.M waa embalmed by DY. RIDA? IS? HF.HU, .d?dirai Inspector of tho Army of North? ern Mexico, on tho ?taff of General ESCODEDO. After tho embalmment it waa takon to tho chapel of the Convent ol' Uio Capuchin Nuns, where it lay afow days ago under a guard awaiting to bo claimed by somo competent and authorised per? son. It ia stated that tho doctor has a claim upon tho corpse for $10,000 or $20,000, professional fco for BorviceB, and that it is hold for thia fco." Tho Mexicans, thus not only murder their prisoners of war, bat sell thoir bodies pott mortem for a con? sideration. We havo read of vampires and ghouls in tho story booka, bnt never till now could wo realize their actual oxiatencc. The Fire King, a steamer propelled by steam, generated from potrolcum, mado a trial trip at Cincinnati on Saturdt. ?*, which proved highly suc? cessful. A pressure of ono hundred and twenty five pounds of steam ivas obtained in losa than thirty minutes after lighting tho burners, and tho average, waa ono hundred and twenty pounds of aUrvm wbilo under way. Tho application 1B tho invention of Mr. H. B. BABONI. Tho boat is light? ed with petroleum gao, wbilo it is also used f.r culinary purposes. The experiment waa witnoss od by a number of steamboat commanders, prac tical engineers and underwriters, who testified to tho succ?s? of tha enterprise, which is destinod to produce a revolution in fool for steamboat?, it ho? ing deemed moro ooonomical, cleaner, and aofor than any other kind of fuel. Tho Now York World says : "BLAOQOE BET, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from tho Sublimo Port? to the United States, ar rlvod In Now York on Tuesday. This ia tho first minister that baa Deon sent to the United Slates by tho Turkish Oovommonl. Contrary lo expec? tation, tho Turkish Minister is not a Mussulman, and the curions who yesterday paid thoir rospocts to tho Envoy of tho Porto, woro rather disappoint? ed In not anding in iho minister tbo popular ideal of a bearded, lurbartod Turk. His Excellency Mr. BLACOITK BKT, ia a Catholic and and a naturalized subject of tho Porto, having boon born of Fronen p?renla in Constantinople, but living most of Ma life among Christiana and in Christian countrios, he baa none of tho Turkish characteristics of phy ?togo my except peeuliir oriental oyes, no distin? gu?a hing Mussulman traits, being suave ind affa? ble, andnot by any means gravo or reserve J. Ho la accompanied by hie second wife, a French lady, (bia fix?t having boon a daughter of Dr. VHI.CN Tnra MOTT, of Now York), tho Secretary of Lega? tion, and two Nubian negro' servants, who wear tholes. BSSBBBSBBBBBSaaalSBBBSBBBBBW CURH1SNT TOPICS. WK risn THE following in tlio Novada comity (Cnli(urnla) TrantCrtpi : "Any laois in rclntimi lo tho dovolipmont ol now industries in California, from whatever locality they may como, nro of intcroet to Iho ontiro people. Thorn !MS:I> reason why tho |ioo|ilo of Nevada eomitjr, while they jual ly boast of tho limitless wonltli burietl torn?til tlioir soil, may not nlao look with prido nt tho first do volopmcnt of iudiiHtricH which aro calculated lo sualiiiii u iKipiiiatiou liurgcr than she over hoaniod lu tho palmiest days <if milting. Wo httvo lirrolo furo HIIOWII willi what prollt liorli jiilluro may ba pursued, nod how groat Iho griipe-prmliiciiig mid and wine-making interests may become if men will only gi asp.the hench?s, which natara toa toro pinned within tlio reach. Wo aro now enabled to placo be foro our readers thc result of nu experiment iu sill, growing hy Minuit A Iso vim, uf thin eily, which demonstrates tho superiority of Novada county to tiny other county in tho Htato for tho ptimult of thin Important branch of industry. Thcao goiitte nv'ii haVO bon two mulberry trees, right ypnr.i oki, tnken four thouBaud cuttings, wliieh aro grow? ing Bplondidly, besidcH fowling eighl liuniliod worms, whicti liovu produced cocooim which can? not ho improved upon unvwhoro in tho Hiato. They cst: 'tito Hint thtiBP two IteCH would easily feed livo thousand worin?. Out of tho eight hundred eggs amit to thom hy PIIEVOST ihoy only loDt nuvculocn, and these were killed hy a npidnr. About MI-ven weeks URO Hi ie gout lomon procured tho oggB from PBKVOST-purl of Ilium wino hntchlng when they arrived. They oro all ..ow per? fected and tho IIOBH H i 1K separated. Tho cocoons on nearly nil ot u rich straw color, with Homo while ' onoH and quito a number of bright orange. They sro fully onc-fourih larger thnu tho : ample si ut by PBEVOOT from San Joae, and aro proiioiinccd by gelltlouieu who aro familiar with ml), cull ure i quel to any they liavo ovor Berni. Tho ooeoona nro hm d and solid, and tho Bilk o? tho lineal loxluro M i i - LEn and IHOAIID, niter Hclcctinga lot ot'eocom H for eggs, propose with (ho hillanco to complete tho process for tho production of Billi. I'or thin pur? pose tho chrysalis will bo slided in tho HUH, this hoing hold to givo a richer glojs than any artificial heat. Tho gentlemen making this oxporimoiitnro woll satisfied willi itu HUCCC.IH, and aro going to en? ter largely into tho culturo nf silk. Wo advise, all who can familiarice themselves willi tho business lo do BO, and plant mulberry treen. This industry is destined to become a great sourcn of prullt to thoso who engage in it, and to greatly increase tho woalth of tho btato." it KN. Du. DEI.IXITIH antes li mu Diiigoii-on-tho 1 lliin i' to lUa Liberal Christian oribis city: "It iu much lo bo regret led that tho friends of tem? perance have of lalo boon trying to unset tie tho opinion that drunkenness ?H raro in vine-growing countries. It is no patent in l-'ianco uni in dor? man}-that intemperance in the form of drunken? ness is a most exceptional vico, that only wilful blindness, or pari ?san -hip could deny il. I do not recollect to havo seen ono tipsy min ainco I loft l'ans, and only ono in Puris, and I havo dilligcuttv sought tho places where, in our country, they would bo found. Tho truth is, wine ?H ono of tho most common and ono of tho mobt beautiful Rifts nf Providonco ; an a 11 u te joined willi corn iu tho praises of saints. Tho count rion which possess it understand its use, mid aro just ns httlo subject to oxcess in using WIHO UH ill Using corn. KxCCSS ?H lound CVCry whero. mid nil I leaven's gilts aro liable to abuso; but lo expect Franco and Germany lo giro np wine or beer is absurd, nor would anything but harm como from thc attempt io enforce (heir dinnso by legislation. Special efforts mus! bo made in north em climate.1; to resist thu tendency to strong drinks, which is aggravated by cold and by tho necessity nf harder work to live, not lo add gloom? iness of weather, short days and much darkness. I waa somewhat horrillod tn lind, later, in com? mon uno among Held laborors, bulb wonion iud mon, in certain districts aside from tho HI lim, a flt ry alcoholic drink called piitato whiskoy-strong, intoxicating, and full of fusil nil. It is part of tho daily ration ul Meld la borer i in tho region about Frankfort-a half-pint per day; and in harvest timo even this does not satisfy them. They expand a certain poi lion of tho extra pay of this soasan in adding to thoir whiskey ration, and many af thom then drink, I sm told, lo drunkenness. This is a proper deduc iuclion lo bo made from tho universal temperance abaorved among tho better classes, ami should ?im e> mie pause to tho inquirer's vordict upon tho nbriety of wine-making coutitrics. Unhappily, Ibo whiskey is only tu only -three collis por gallon, md wino is trtany times dearer. It is, however, inivorwnlly conceded that drunkenness ia moro ind moro ruro oven among this Held class, and that it is wholly oonfliicd to it, with raro individual jxcoptionB. I shall press tho invcalignl ion whor mr I find opportunity, and roport rosultH without Foar or favor, ho they in accordance with th?ories or expectations or no." THE Him.in-.u asks a curious question-" How? long will London ho habilablo ?" Tho enormous town is increasing so rapidly as to threaten to se? riously ?utetfo.ro with tho comfort of its inhabit? ants. Already tho prov?lcnco of n Southeast wind bears to tho vicinity of tho parks tho donso i-anopy uf smoko and tho vitiated atmosphere nf n?rjo miles of buildings. As tho circumference of Ibo vast city is extanded, this evil ia exaggerated with oach annual addition to thc spice built over. Tho alight remains of vegetation aro daily dimin? ishing. Moro than six hundred millions cubic feet i cai borne aoid gea aro expired in London in tho -i m rs o of twonly-foar hours by human beings alone. This is irrespective of smoko, of thc gaseous pre? lude nf combustion, sud of nil nthor sources shore by tho air ia vitiated. This quar.lity of ear ionic acid renders twenty times its weight uf at? mospheric air unlit for tho support of life. On a lorfectly cairn day, when tho respiration nf Ism Ion hangs within tho limits of tho metropolitan listrictn, tho polluted atmosphere, wcro it possible 0 press it down upon tho Btrcols, would till tho arbolo roadway to a depth of hotwoon eight and lino feat. This startling quantity of poisoned air London munt daily exchango for fresh. AB ta imoko, it may bo mentioned that on an average 14,000 tons of coal aro daily consumed in tho capi al, a great portion of which is cast into Ibo at noaphtro in tho partially volatilized form of smoko. 1 lui increasing difllculty of living in London luring th3 summer becomes ovory year moro op irossiro, and thoro can bo no question thal thc ictuol experiment of how largo a city can bc nado, will not require many moro years to solve THE SAN FRANCISCO UULLKTIN closes au article >n tho Sandwich Islands os follows : "Tho laical lata at band show that thero aro tliirty-thrco sn ?ar plantations at tho Islands, involving a capital >r *-J,(J00.i"KM), and a monthly outlay or about $50, Hk). Tho yield of rico last year was about one Billion pounds-of cotton, eighty thousand toonda. Tho orango crop was a partial failarc, ind only about two hundred and fifty thousand .rangos woro exported. Tho coffee crop, on ac? count of a blight, was also light. Tho imports in ISCIi wore of thu valuu of $1,093,621, an incroaso ol M7,G&5 over tho proviens year. Tho heaviest itou: ras, cotton goode, valued at $237,000. Ol these ni port B, $788,093 woro from tho United i tatos. Ami t may bo noted that with all tho drawbacks mon' urned, tho trado of tho Islands lins boon iueroag' ng with this country, while it has fallon off will liber countries. Wo know of no new oxigonoy ir Ibo affairs of tho Islands which makos tho auccosi jf thee o negotiations a forcgono conclusion. Dui tho limo is coming whoo eomo chango, mich ai ian boon suggested, would bo inoTitablc. Tin 'uturo has no doubt boon forooaat, and il may bi that this ia tho most favorable jnneluro for such i nu vi i ne n t. Tito Islands aro tho West ludios o iho Pacific coast. If thoy should como tinder oui urisdiotion by purchase, a now and prosperen ?talo would soon bo added to tho Ur-'on. " TnE LONDON UM VT.HST. remarks: "Wo aro no imong thoso who hungor and thirst for an incroasi n the number of Protestant BishopB, and tv hink that Mr. OILTIN apoko anmo very good com non sonso on tho subject in tho HOUHO of Com nona on Tuesday ovoning. Tho ?.limiter of Dish ipa in Ireland, ho said, was twolvo, in thc colonie md de pen ile rici es forty-three, and In England am .Vales twenty-seven. Now thoro were in ronni lumbers about 10,04X1,000 of peoplo in England lie onging to tho establishment, 9,000,000 bolocgini o different disaenting denominations, inoludin) rTCBbyteriann, and 1,000,000 Roman Catholics. ] icolland woio addod tho totals nero 10,700,00 shurebmon, 12,000,000 dissenters, and 1,700,00 Roman Catholics in tho United Kingdom." A Panis LKTTKB BAYB: "I mentioned some tim dnco tho extraordinary cheap publications laauod ii la liiblictheque Nationale, which contains boolt >onnd and gllt-lottorod for about eovon cenia ?ni ino mill oaoh volnmo. JA Bibilolheqite National ?aa fonndodby two hundred printers hero, oaoh o thom agreed to toko at loaat ono 'atora or ton dol ara in tho ontorpriso, paying bia ebaro at th o rat >f twenty conta a wook. Thoir dealgn wai.to pub lab works whoso copyright had expired, at a nit if not moro than fire oenta a volume in papa ?vors; and aa they aaw thoy contd furnish vol lime.-) nt thin rato (certainly clicn|> onoiixh) they did net opon biiL) fm printing to aUtaulata (ho lonc.it bidders in tho market. Thoir means welt) limited. Thoy inibliHlied tim o volume* to begin willi; tllCM bad an excellent nulo; thereupon Uley brought ont Utrea nlliors. and no. prudently, ahoy wont mi. Now they bavo ?no hundred and Ava works ill tbeir collection, li.ive nulli two mille nm nf volumen, and sell weekly sumo Iwonty-livo or thirty thousand volume*. IJAROKST (JIROIILATION.- The DAILY NEWS publishes the Official List of Let? ten remaining in the Postofftcc at the end af each week, agreeably to the following section of thc Kew Postofftcc Law, ai the newspaper having thc largest circulation in the City oj Charleston: SECTION 6- Ami he lt further enacted. Thal Habt of let? ters remaining uoralled for hi any I'ugtoince In uuy e lly. Inwn or village, where a newapnper ?hall be printed, ?hall hereafter bo published once only lu Ibo UCWapanec which, lieim; piihllabnd weekly or ofleuer. el.ell have tho larpent clrculaliun within ramie of deliver)' of Hie said ofllcn tar AA communications intendrit tor publication in this tourn?t must bc addressed to thc Editor of the Daily Xeics. Xo. 18 llaunc-slrcet,niiir!c$ton,'S. C. Business f.vmmunicattons to Publisher of Daiiij dS'cirs, Hi cunnii ttnifrr/flJtc (o re'.-nn rejected communica? tions. Advertisements outside of thc eily must be accompa? nied icit'i Ike CHM. CHARLESTON. MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST ?, 1867. Jon Wolta.-Wo have now completed our office so ns to ox?enle, in Ibo shortest possible lime, ALI. KINDS OF JOH WORK-, and we most respect Tully ask Ibo patroungo of our fricndB. THE "NEW CRISIS" AND THE NEW YOHIC HERALD. Our conservativo friends, "so-called" nil through tho South, nro highly delighted willi Hie ncrohnlic performances of thnt skillful vnulltr, Ibo New York Herald. Kvory tiny, for over rt week pnsl. Ibis versatile journal has had a heavy political lender on Ibo ottuatton, binding tho President, mid denouncing thc Huilienta, mid especially Ibo negroes, yet professing nil (he while, loo, lo favor rcconstruclioit on thc Con? gressional pinn. How il cnn do Ibis consistent? ly willi tho advice it daily urges upon Ibo I'rosi dcnl lo relieve thc five military ooniiiinuilcrs of the .Soulhern Slates, wo cnmiol sec. Tho President, nccording lo thc Herald, must re? place theso fivo comm anders by others of a conservativo stripe, nnd carry ont the recon? struction measures in a lilicrnl spiril. Unless we arc very tnuoh mistaken, it was somo such motive that elicited Altorncy-Oenirnl STAN? BERT** opinion Ino mouths ago, which, so far from being regarded in nccord willi thc will of the Northern people, cnuscd a general outcry against "slnnbcrying" thc Acts of Congress. Thc special session in .Inly, und its more strin? gent legislation, wns thc consequence of this uclion on lite purl of thc President. Now, no sooner lins Congress adjourned, than thc President, though unsupported by thc Nm iUern people, nnd impotent in thc Inst re? sort, ns hud been proved ngnin mid nenin in his conflicts with I'ongrcss, reopens tho strife willi nul one whit more probability of being nhlc to carry out his views limn lie was Inst rear, or the year before. What renson is there to suppose thnt thc Northern people will bring in a different verdict Ibis year from what they decided to bc tho sense of tho nation Inst year? Wc hnvc still n lively recollection of n ccrlnin Philadelphia Convention, held just about twelve months ngo, nt Hie suggestion, it was understood, of Hie President. A great re? action wns predicated upou il; nnd ulong wilh Ibo Dcmnorucy, in solid phalanx, in that Con? vention, were found n large number of Con? servativo llcpublicnns, aeu reel Y one of whom now sides with Mr. .JOHNSON. This Conven? tion, in which tho lion nnd Hie lamb lay down together, "South Carolina and Mnssnchusetls Entered arni iii arm," proved full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. Thc ..returning sense of justice" had not come. The elections almost everywhere went in favor of Ibo Republicans, and by much larger majorities than before. Now if this proved anything, beyond thc shndow of a doubt, il is that thc people of thc North-they who ul present rule thc destinies of this Continent - desired to express, in language not to lie mis? understood, timi they disapproved of lite policy inniigurnlcd hy Mr. JOHNSON, and thnt they ratified thc mensures of reconstruction proposed by Congress. So far from nny signal revulsion of feeling hav? ing h i nee t alien plane on this subject in Hie North, thc evidences ure nil of ii contrnry character. Kvcry Hum their representatives have spoken tinco, in questions bearing upon tho South, they hnvc iutrcnscd the pains ami penalties liccnuso of our recusancy. It is not our prov? ince, nnd this bs not thc pince, lo discuss thc right mid thc wrong of thc muller; whether or liol these Acts arc constitutional ; whether we. ira in thc Union or out of thc Union; whether tho heel of thc negro is longer or shorter, and Iiis blood thicker or thinner than Hint of tho white man ; side issues, which bavo much ex? ercised Mr. MuNiiitn, Governor 1'F.URV, Messrs. HILL, JOHNSON, PIKE, THOM US and othors. Nor is it pertinent to tho question to affirm, as ninny do, that our acceptance of I lie Constitu? tional Amendment (Article XIV) would not have ended tho pending difficulty ; would not hnve caused our Representatives and Senators lo ho admitted into Congress. There is no au? thority whatever for such assertion ; and we ihould not have alluded lo it herc, wcro il not that Hie snmo aseerlion is now again repented, in refercnoe lo thc present Reconstruction Vcls. Dui to return lo the great ohatiga in North? ern sentiment. What proof have we that such i revolution of opinion is in progress? Why, tho Now York Herald, about a week ago. com nenced publishing a aeries of sensation arti? lles on its editorial page, veering clean round, ind saying and advocating just thc very oppo lita from what had been advanced in those same columns two weeks before. How long is it pince tho Herald, every day, had one or two editorials demanding the impeachment of tho President If Ia it not well known that thc Herald is consistent in nothing save in incon? sistency? Has it not again and again boxed tho whole political compass ? Has it not boen m ovcry sitie of every question that has agitat? ed thc public mind during thc past ten yean ? Hut il is said tho Herald is a great roller of publie opinion, and would not have laken this position lind it not been perfectly sure that ' he publia mtnd of tho North wits ready for mch a change. Now wo should hail such a ..Innige in Hie Northern mind as much OB any ino. Rut wo can see no advantago that ann iconic to our peoplo from wilfully deceiving themselves on a maller so important and vital is thal one that now occupies our attention. It ?fl no business of oura lo question the motives of tho Herald. Hut wo cannot holp taking if thc Herald itt such an infallible index if public opinion at tho North, how was it it undo such an cgrogious mielnko in tho im. .euellment question? Tho UcratdX? nothing f not sensational, and il mattera bul linio rh at tho subject in hand ia. Only a few weeks tgo thia "Napoleon of Iho Dress" allowed ilmaclf to be hoaxed hy an Associate Pren Dispatch about Russian Intervention in lre and. Tho Herald was the only paper in the lountry that gulped thin so-called diplomatic tote in perfect good faith, and based an elabo? rate editorial on it. So much for Hie judgment ind political wisdom of the Now York Tbun loror. We must be excused, thorefore, if we prefer o wait for surer auguries and hotter autbor ty, beforo wo put implicit faith in the advent if,tho new polltioal millennium, the groat re? misi?n of Northern feeling. WANTS. \I/ANTBD, A KBRVAST, TO UMIK A JUD rt do Uattwwork. Hun ralUMe- .?.> m.-li wUI re. ctrtvo11 bi - ral wani-nund iimnmiMSttl empinviiieiit. A Kiri pnnYrr.il. Apply ni No. Il .1 HIN STllKKr. AllKUat 19 WA\TK1>._~A WmilV "Ttl COOK AMI wash for a ?niall fLinlly. imiufro, ut No. :l Frank Un Sln-ot 1* Atiguat IV WANTEO. nv A MAIlltlsCII MAA OF ?Icmlyhsblbi, a SITUATION In any reapeclabs* btiKir.c??; will try omi lusko liiiii-..-Ir useful In any cn 1-ii-ll.v ; >>o lum iKiiiiii kunulcdgu of Un luiil net i. Ail.In-.s ?'K. U.," al llilaollko ll Align?! III SITUATION WANTltO_WANTKU, UV A married niau, ut steady babita, a siliiulloii in ?n v n ai-i.-ial.il liUKluva?. Will make lunn. If i.--ful Iii al nmst ?ny rapacity. Address "O. 1'.," al Hil? ofllce. August 111 _TO RENT. rtW 11KMT, THAT 1>KHI ll AHI.K lt i sl. I DENCE. No. ll KINO STREET, nilli all Hi? neces? sary outbuilding*. (.i?tcru,.V.C. Iiuiiiira at No. ll, SOUTH si UK OK TIU: A in iv K. wftn Juno I rill) ll 10 NT-THK TWO A NU A HALF STORY 1. H1UOK RESILKNCK, corner Sui'loly auil Mooting MU I I lu. having dalara ami ?table? ou Ibo premiar?, anil limul aci-ommwlatloua mr Hervent?. Kent low. Apply tu S. ll A HT, Sr., No. ?KM KlugslicoL July 'J _ F 0 RS A LE, I.MIK HAI.E:. A MW CITY .MAin-: ni". JL. TEEN-HORSE 1'OWKil STEAM ENGINE. WITH UOILElt, amt all fixings complete, at COHN EU STATE AM) i 'HM 111:1:1.AM i HTKEKTS. by F. W. CLAUSSEN. August Pi mthtl ] I.Milt SALK, A Ul.i.i-llllllli M MIMI ? TACKF.Y FILLY. 4 years old, wlUiout vico or dereel, Iwrfecily gent?o, ?laud? tho gun, and ls n vi ry fast walker. Will ho ?old low tfappUed for early at 'I Ills OFFICE. An,: -j ni 17 U BOARDING. I lOAllOlXLi.-THIIEK 1*1. KAMA NT HOOMS IJ with good UOAHD eau I.? had ou Immediate april ration lo No. At) CUUHCII STREET, west ?ide. ucsr Tnulli Mmol. Tenn?reasonable. Juno lt! |.H('i-:i,i,l',M' IIOAHD, AT VKUY I.ow Ci rates, In Ihetnost ceutral busiuoa? pint of tho city, without lodging. III a pr?valo houae, ran now be hail. For parti, ulnra address "X. L," l'oatolllco. May IS TOBACCO, ETC, TOBACCO ! TOUMlt) ! TUBilCCO ! P. MULKAI, NO. 136 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE PAVILION 1IUTEI., HAS NOW IN STORR ANO ON THE WAY 3S0 hoae?, raildle? anil ilrniua TOIIACCO, varioua brand? and ipialllt, varying In prlcea from 43c to 11.15 V Ib., aerordlng tn iiuaUty. TOUACCO lu boxas, extra | half pound?, a good armin for planlaUon use at na couta fl lb. ALS?, A large assortment of SMOKING TOHA'VO. of the fol? lowing brands, Durnam, KlUikiiilrk. Cllmsx, Hall, lloyd, bird's Kyo. and Indi nola, put up in 1 lb, 'JS. S and lu pound pack.goa, fi oin 15c. to OSc. fl lb, AND Cases of FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, SCOTCH and other brands of SNUFF. PIPE HEADS-, Ate. I'laulor?, Ka. tom and Dealer* will lind lt to their ad? vantage lo giro mo a rall beforo purchasing ?laewhere. August 13_tutmS " Li CRIOLi " 8EGAB STORE, COIlKDRBnOADWAY AND17TII hTHEET, M:W YORK. TUE UN IHR iii iN KD WILL HB PLEASED TO SEE hi* Southern friands. Tin- choicest HAVANA SK OAKS, of all th* le*dtng tiranda, with a general assort? ment of Smokers' Artic).? always on hand. Juna i I). OTTOLENGUI, Agent _H0TELS.__ PAVILION HOTEL. A PINE LUNCH S o p v o cl I'\ v ? i* v 3} a y , FROM ll TO lil l-? O'CLOCK. Juno S S. SWANDALE, PnOPl?IETOn CF TUB Mansion House, OREEN VILLE. S. C. J un nt_ ST. JAMES HOTEL, NEW < >RLKANrS. 1' lill l'U IK 1 ll US : WM. A. ll H HI i.Of New Orleans. W. F. CORKBRY.Ot Spottswood Hotel, Richmond. Toles rap:, '"el Hoilroad UfilcoB iu Rotunda of Hoto). Juue 17 6mo ST KV KN s HOUSE:. No.. ai. ?3,4.1 AND H Rroadway, N. Y.. oppoills Howling Groen-t n Ibo I European Plan_THE STEVENS Hu. si: U well and I widely known to Hie travelling public. Tho location ls es? poo lally suitable lo marchanta and bu*! nea a men; il I* lu close proximity ba lb* limine?? part of tbs city-M on Uie highway of Southern and We*t*m travel-and adja? cent to all the |.nm ?pal Railroad and Steamboat depute. Tho sr 1.Vi Ns UOUSE ha* liberal accommodatlnc for ovor DOO Kurala-it la well furulabed, and poascaaes orory modern Improvement for tba ?.oiufort and entertainment of its Inmates. Thc roora? arc npaek.ua aod well venti? lated-provided wiUi gas ami wulor-Ibo m ton lam o I* prompt and mapee Ifni-and tho tabla I* goucroualy pro? vided with every delicacy of Ihn nealon at moderate ratea. The rooiua having been refurnished and remodeled, wa aro ena) ni lo oder eur? tacllltiea for the comfort and pl.-ii-iin. J our gucal*. GEO. K. CHASE A CO., May 28 Gmo Proprietor*. HO I H I K S ! M0THKR8! MOTIIKRS! YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTMNG SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING npHIB VALUABLE PREPARATION IS TUB PRE 1 SCRIPTION of ona of the best female physician* and nurse* In the United Slate*, and bas been used for thirty year* willi never- fal Hug safety and auoccu by mu? lloo* of ni o th era for their children. lt not only relieves the child from pain, but Invigorate* tho stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and give* tono and euorgy to tho whole aystem. It wiU alan instantly rellove GRIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLIC. We beUevo lt la tho beat and surest remedy In tho world. In all casca of DYSENTERY AND DIARUUOA In children, whether lt arise* from Teething, or from any other causo. Bo sure and ask for MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH I fa O HYRUP, Hiving tho fae alrnUo of CURTIS k PERKINS on thu wrapper. ALL OTHERS ARE BABB IMITATIONS. For sale hy the Wholesale Agent*, DOWIE & MOISE* No. 1.1 HF.BTING STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. April ll_ PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE MILLION ! ! IWILL BEND, POST-PAID, IO PHOTOGRAPHS OF tho moa t colobratod Acton for SO cent?; 60 Actress** lor BO cents; SO Union Generals lor SO cent*; AU Rebel General* for SO cent*; SO S ta teamen for 60 cent?; 60 beau? tiful young Laudos for 60 cent*; 60 fine-looking yoong aentiemeu for 60 cents; d barge Photographs of French Dancing Girls, lu coatume, beautifully colored, exactly au they appear, for 60 cenia; or for 60 cent*, 0 ot tho moat beauUrul Lachea of the Parisian Hallet Troupe, a* they appear in tho play of tim mack Crook, at Niblo's Garden, New York. Bend all ordere lo P. O. Box 177, Tr 'v. H. Y. May 13_Jyr_ PUBLIC NOTICE. Orrioc Cn m or Co nu CIL, I May 1BG7; | Tho following Bretton of " An Onllnance to abolish tho omeo of Superintendent of Streets ; to provida for Keep? ing tho Street*, 1 janes, Alleys, and open Coori* lu tho City of Charleston Cleau, and for other purposes," 1* hereby published for the information of aU concerned : For the due protection of tho said contractor or coo* tracion, ff ta further ordained, That every owner, leaaee, occupant ana tenant of any premise* rmi, ting In any siter t, lane, alloy, or open court, ?hall on every day (Snndsys exceptad) have the dirt, tilth, garbage, or other offal, placed in front of hi* or her lot, lu a barrel, box or heap, and In road I nc? * for lb? contractor, by tho boor of .even o'clock, A. M., Irom tho nial day of May io the first day of November In every year ; and by the hour ot nine o clock, A. M., frc m tho fl rat nay of November to the Ant day of May following. And any perron offend? ing herein, or placing any dirt, filth, garbage, or other offal, In any street. Uno, or allay, or open court, after the hour? above named, ?hall be subject to a One not leas than two nor more than five dollar?, for each and ovary offence, to be Imposed by the Mayor. By order W. H. BMTTH, May 16 _aggClork of Connel) F MIK LOAN. MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, 1 Om HALI, November 9,1HA6. I ALI, PERSONS DESIROUS OF REDUILDINO IN TUB Burnt District* and Waat? Place* of the City, un? der "AD Act of the Goners! Assembly, giving author! 1 j to the City CouneU of Char lea ten to proceed In th* mat ter of a Fire Loan, with a ?lew to aid In building up Ibu City anew," are hereby notified that the form of appli? cation for loans can be obtained at th? effie? af th*Clark of Council, between the hour* of 9 A. M. and 3 P. |? ' All application? must bes*" d In the above, manUocrxl office, .? the Committee wiU meet ?very Monday to con. 1 alder the tame. . By order or the Mayor W. ff. SMITH. . , November 10_Clerk ol CqnacIL | JUNK-SHOPH. 1 ti J OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,, ' I inly 04. 1867. i ) . . I JUNK-SHOP KESPERS AND PEDDLERS WHO 1 hara niade application for LI0ENBE8 are harebv 1 notified to report a? thia office lmmedlato,y. ; , W. H. SMITH, I July 36 Ol erk of Conn cU, , MEETINGS. ST. AJimtBWS MIIIQB .\?>. io, A. aV. M. i REGULAR COMMIIXI VTION UV Till: AlloVK VV. LODUK ?Till be livid T5.I E>*mng, tl U liVttsrk, a* Mamille 1UII. i'atiilldiiir* Herne* will li? MnwItM] III attcli.tsiiro. Bj onh-i- VV. M. F. N. JRANMRIterr, ?\ugu*t lu _1 _Secretary. Pl'ONlX FUIT. KN til Ml I'OMPANV. rpilE lt Mill LAU MONTHLY Ml.KlTN'o OF TUB L Company ?ill IM- lii'l.l Ttit Kr tina. Hu- Huh IIIHIUUI. at Market Hull, ni KvVWk |-r.-. is.-K. lt) uni er. j. A. WI 1,1.1.M AN, August IV 1 Secretary. noi-i. l im; KNU1NH (OMIMM. 4 TTKND THK HEOCI.AH MEKTING OF YOUR r\. Cn,.t|>aiiy Tltii Keening, ut H .. , I>- V.. August lu W. U. SMITH, Pre.iMnil. EDUCATIONAL. Kill CXTIO.VAL KSTAIII.IHHMHVr W REV. UH. MVKItS. rpilE PRINCIPAL OF THE AIIOVE NAMED INSTI I 'I UTI UN ban much pleasure In annoum-lng ti> bin luirons, aa weU au tu Ibo public goniirally. tliat nwini; to continued Increase iii Ibo number ot pupil?, hu lia.* lound tl ncccasary to obtalu moro sulloblo premire*, nu l Iheivfuru ?ocurwl Ibu couiuiodiou* and i-Uglhl? lion*? situated at IU'J Nor th? rsl comer of Coiniiuj ami Dull streets. The aim of the Instituto being lo thoroughly cditcalo the pupil* for ooliogtalo or balnea, career ; a uyatcniallc and accurate elementary training ia adopted for auch an uiay uooil that rourao, and peculiar advantages aro alao odored fer tho aiudy of tho duale?. Mathematica Bud Uook-kceplog. In conuTpicnco of recent ncccaaary changes mado in tho govcrumonl uf thu Academy, and willi a view of farilllatinp- tho 1 titer.."t? of tho pupil*, tho Principal will itu assisted hy Mr. JOHN HANNON, a gonttoman of known nbllily, and who baa had coiiRlucrablc oxpcrlcnco lu tho art of teaching. Mr. HANNON performed bia I collegiate colimo of attidic. willi dlatincUon, In ono Um beul colleges lu Franco, and subsequently taught Ibo French lnnguogen aud classics with unu.ual nia CBS, lu thu cullego of Ulola lu that couulry. llaro and excoltcut advantage* arc there! .TO aUordcd for thu study ol French uudcr his auporrislon. A primary CHUB counseled with thu Institution la con? ducted by Mira ROSA DI 1)111.K. aud tho vari..UM depart menin roeolvtnff tho personal auperiDlcnilenrc of Uio I Principal; every QMrtlM ia mado la promote Uio Inter- | osU uf Ibo pupila. Course uf iiiatrucllon : Eugtlsb, From te, Latin, Ureck, Hrbruir, Hpanl.b and Uemtau languages, inf'?lu July ld. ; I II 1 MISSES SK 1 Kl WK K s DUAliDINU AND DAV SCHOOL, COHNER WASHINGTON AND TEl.FAIH STREETS, j A l1 ll ti ST A, ORO. f pms SCHOOL WILL RE-OPEN (X'To UK lt SECOND. X For Circulars contalulug tarma, tia, adilroaa tho Principal.. Itrfcreucoa-Hou. C. J. Jeukln., Augusta ; Ooorgo O. MeWhorter, Esq., Augusta; Hon. E. ht.arm ?, Auguata; Dr. 1. P. Garvin, Augnata; Prof. Ooo. W. Raina, Auguste; Col. U. II. Uullock. Augusta; Dr. S. W.Battoy, Auguata: Hon. Wm. B. Gould, Auguata; Jame. Miller, Esq., Au? guata; Ooo. M. shen. Esq., Augusta. ? August IT COPAR TN ER S H J PS. COPAILTNKKHIIIP. WE 11 AVE THIS DAV FORMED A COPABTNKH Hll 1 r for tbe pnicUco of LAW AND EQUITY. II. H. DURYEA, J. MARRETT COHEN. Charleston, August IS, I86T. '1 August 10 NOTICE. THE FIRM OF OREEN. TH AV.M A N N * CO.. IS tbla day dissolved hy mutual eonaeul. Mr. R. M. I OREEN, ono of the g?rtnern, will attend lo 1U liquida? tion. OREEN, TRAPMANN ai UO. THE tlMDEIIMONED, WILL CONTINUE TUE B UUHINE9H UNDElt bia own narnu. R. M. OREEN. Augu.tlfi 6 FURNITURE, ETC. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! MANUFACTURED DY F. KRUTINA, Nos. 90 and 98 East Hooston street, New York City. ALI.THIS FURNITURE. CONSISTING OF PARLOR, CHAMUER. DINING ROOM AND I.I1IRARY SUITS, la of tho latest stylen, and manufacture I of Ibo very beat material, under tho personal auporvlaloo of Ibo Propriutor, and guarantee.l. Partie? in tho s nu th dealring BnoHouaohold Furnitur eau bo auppllcd direct from Ibo manufactory ; ur thoau about vim ti UK New York will find lt to tnoir advantage to examluo thia Slock before purcbaslug cUowlisro, All Oocdu warranted, ?fm Umoa July SI LOTTERIES. GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HC ORPHAN'? MME GRAND SCHEME, AUGUST ?l.t. 1807, CAPITAL PRIZE $50,000. WHOLE Tl CK rn H. til; HALVES, $0; QUARTERS, ?J, KIO H TH S, ?1.50. Great Extra Scheme, SBPTHJUBBH. 4th. 1 ?07, CAPITAL PRIZE $20,000. TICKETS, ll. $10 will pureba., a Packago of ten Ticket*, hablo In draw (30,000. AU Pr?tes paid without dlacoutit. Official Drawing* aunt each purchaser. AU Frite. Cashed at thia OfUeo. 43- Cnrr.ai oudonla may rely on prompt attention to otdera by simply enclosing moooy with full addreaa. S3- All orders for TickoU, Soticinee, and InfonnaUon to be addrsaaed to JAMES EE BR, Manag.r'a Agent, Lock Box No. 68t, Charleaton. H. C. Ollce: Nc-. 20 BBO AD STREET. Imo Augusta ASTROLOGY. THE WORLD .WISHER AT THE WONDKOrUT, Fl F.Y EL AT) ON a MADE D? THE O BEAT ABTROLOQIST, Madame Ii. A. PERRIGO. Q UK REVAI.* SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW. ?j She reaturos lo bapplnesa those who, from doleful events, catastrophes, croaaoa lo luve, loaa of relations and fri onda, loaa of money, . Ac-, bava become despondent. She brings together those long ..panted, gi voa Inf urina? tion concerning sbaent friends or lover?, restores lott or stolon property, tells yon the business yon ar. beat qualified tu pursue and In what you will be moat success? ful, ?Buses speedy marriages, and tens yon the very day you wiU marry, giros you the narara, Likeness and cber aclerUUc. of tho person. Sbe reads your very thoughts, and by ber almost aupernalunl powers, UQT.US tho dark and hidden inyetoriee of Ibo future. From Di. stan w. aeo In the ?rnuune nt-Ole malefic attn that av momo or predominate tn Hie conti (juration -from tho aa,iecU anil poaiUona of the planets and th. fixed .tan In Ibo beaven. I al Uio rime of hirth, abe deduces the future dr.Uny of man. Fall not to consult th. greaten Astrologist on [ earth, lt coals you buts trifle, and you may never again bare so favorable an opportunity, Coajuilation fee, with Ukeneaa and aU desired IntormsUon, tl. Partit, living >t a distance can consult tho Madams by niall with equal safety and BausfacUon to themselves, aa If in person. A full and oxpltclt chart, written out, with aU inquiries ar a .vered and Ukeneaa enclosed, sent by mail on receipt ut. price above mentioned. The strictest aecresy wlU ho maintained, aud ail oorrespondenco returned or de.tr -y ed. Bcferenceaof tho nighest order furnished thosoi.o siring them. Write-plainly tb. day of tho mon tb in.I year In which 5 ou wore born, onolo.lng a small lue. ot hal?. Address, Mimant H. A. PHBRTOO, P. O. UftAWM2U3, UOITALO, N. Y. March 80 Jv AN URDINAACB TO ax a ULA Tx ma noxuoxt OF i-iintr.i.?tiw, rr. PSO DTJOTS, sim ornEB l.svLAMaiani.x oiua. Bsc 1. Beit ordained oyl.eJfnyor and Aldrrmrn.in edy Oouncil aiiembted. That from and after the ISUi day of Jone nazi, ft ehaU not be lawful 10 keep iv "Mou ai. Kerosene, Rook OH, Uorulne, Denxole, or any oilier In ll ?inniable oU or olia on storage or for aale In any cellar, .lore or building south of Lino alreot, In s burger qouQ. I tty than fifty gallons on any one lot or premises, sm) any aucb quantity ao kept or stored abaU bo contained In veucla of tin or other metal. Ma 2. That Potrotonm, Its products, or any other In? flammable oil or oils, when brought Into the city by land or waler, may bo kept on any lot or In toy braiding in which comm Is not atored, for a period not oxcoedlnj twenty-four boors, upon the expiration of which Ulna if snail be removed and kepi In tba manner M required by Ibo foregoing aecUon. Bte X Any person or persons violating any part nt thia Ordinance abell bo anbject to a fine of Iwo hundred dollars, for each offence, recoverable tn any Court or com petentinrlsdlcUao. UsUfied In Olly Council thin twenty-first day of May, In the year of our Lord ono tin .um.nd eight hundredjuul sixty-seven. (LS.) P. 0. OAILLAUD, Uftyor. W. H. Hut?a, Clerk of Connon. Joco 8 NOTIOB. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLIOS, > rmni.uies, H. u" May 4.1387, j re BEG ULAH' INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND lnctoxurea, vaults, kr., will commence on Mondan nerf, St Inst Owners and occupants aro hereby require?I to uo that their premises are tn good comllUon and that iii filth and garbage la removed as required by Ordi? nance. Other InapeoUon. wlU follow. By ord or of Mayor aauxAao, 0. n. RIO WALD. Cliff fef Polle*. No. 1 I.lf KN t KM. OFFICE CT, KHK OF OOUNCTL, I Joly 94, 11X57. I mnosp. PERSONS WHO MADS APPLICATIONS FOR L No. 1 LIQUOH UUXNSE aio hereby noUfled to ia portaAthla omeo with their apnlioatiana UnmeiUately. W. H.. SMITH, Joly IS CUm Of Connell. THE AIKEN PREHS, IT ia PROPOSED TO PCBLIBH IN THE TOWN OF Aiken, a C., a Weekly paper und tr the above UUc to be devoted to Oem eral totellbnnoe-Political, Com? mercial, Social, LUerary, and Religious-with .a Depart, ment of Agriculture, including the Fluid, the Orchar Ibe Vineyard, and the Garden. A Nsw. Summary, to' xrobun . dije?? or tho Important ev on ts-of tbs week, ?Ul occupy a pu Uon o! the paper, and particular a tun? ion will be given lo tbs unsettled question of Labor, ai ?-coi adapted to onr n?w condlUon, and the development jf thsreacraroes of the country in UanaActuree, Ag-rl mUnre, syult-rsislng, ?tad Vmo-gTOwlng. . Terms-ts a year, in advance. 1 " " " ^ /" ^ B, W. HAVEN KL, Edi lor W. D. KrnxTjuiD, PubUtb.tr, ?.aULry al DENTISTRY. lt lillie TIOV OK I?KXTAI. I'lllCP.s TU SUIT T1IKTIHK?, DH. J, K. DM'lt VY. DLNTIMT. IS NOW IHIKPAHKH tn ciMiiplcle ll?' liiKcrlKin of wholu limier ur limn KHH of AHTIFICW. TKKTII. U|Hiii Hu* nm ..pn>n-l munno, anil willi Ihr luvt uiilcrliiK nt tW JUT Hoi. Pur Ila] nels lu proportion. Durability, uaturjl iippi-urum c. pvrfc. i III. iiml m ulm CH ni finish, guaranteed. All oilier uperatliins ilium Hie Ti elli performed Ina skillful inn! ?arraul.ilile Baan Der. Ollleo al lils residence NO. 0 M lt KMT Y STREET. Muy 'JU mwf Charleston. S. J". RAILROADS. DOUBLE DAILY ALL KAI II l^ SS EN (il IK KOUTE BETWEEN ATLANTA AM) NEW ORLEANS Ciiutunoogu and (Jr.mil Junction, TIIIIOUUII IN KOUT v.* INK IMMUN THAINS LEWE ATLANTA DAILY At lill A.M. AND 7:00 I*. M., tusking closo connections al all pointu Arriving tt Now Orleans at ri P.M. and ll till A.M. AVat-FaeBougerB by trains ol the llcorglii Railroad make rio? conntetlou* willi Ibis ronlo ut Ai I.mia NO STEAMBOATS OK OMNIBUSES ON THIS ROUTE, ELEOANTSLEKFINO COACHES ON ALI. SKI 111' TRAINS. HAOOAOKv'.MEOKKOTllltOlltlll. KARE AS LOW AS HY ANY OTU LR ROUTE. THROUOH TICKEIS GOOD UNT IL USED, t'au bo obtaiuml al Rwnl Ticket Office. Allanta, tia. Georgia Railroad, Augusta, ila.; s all, Curuhnu thiilmad Charleston, S. t!. ? Soutli Carolina Railroad, Columbia, I 8. C. JOHN ll. PECK, Master TrunspurlDlIun. July Ll Sa e Wiuuarn and Allnnlie liaUroad. ~~ ?RANITli?NS?TY? AT ION OK ltAILM AV Minimini'U\IN. FREIOUT SHIPPED AT VERY REDUCED HATES. DAILY. ON MAIL TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND BOSTON, TO CHARLESTON AND ALL STATIONS ON THE NORTH PASTERN RAILROAD, IN FIFTY TO SEVENTY HOURS. BY THE GREAT SEABOARD INLAND AIR UNE, TIA ANKAMESSIC RAILROAD AND STEAM I SHIPS. H A ma ON noona raou rui.Tiuonr. Tu CHAKI.isms, a. c. Pint Cia?? Gooda.?1 117 per KUI pounda Second Class (luodi. I tl per IOU poonda Tb I rd Cia? Oonda. 1 III por IOU pounds Fourth Class Hoods. 91 per 100 pounds IBILADELI HU TO 1 11 MICKS I . C. First Class Goods.$1 72 per ino pou mis Socond Class Gooda.. 1 47 per ino poundB Third Class Goods. I 10 per loo pouuda Fourth ClassOoods. 91 per lui pouodn PHILADELPHIA TO CIIABLKSTON, VIA ANMAUEUtC HAIL noan. Flcst Class doods.tl 92 per 100 poutids Second Class Goods. I 07 par IOU pouuilH Third Class Goods. 1 al per Ion pillinda Fourth Class Goods. 1 tm per 100 pounds NSW TOMS TO rilAnLXHTON. First Claas Goods.tl 72 per IOU pounds Recom? Class Gooda. 1 47 p. r 100 pounds Third Class Oooda. 1 10 per 100 pounda Fourth Class Geode. 91 per 100 pouuda BOSTON TO en A ncr.SIMM. First Clus doods.tl 82 per 100 pounds I Second Clsas Goods. I S'2 pur IOU pounds Third Class doods. 1 21 per 100 pounds Fourth i lie Ooods. Ill per loo pounds Special ceutracts will be msdo for tho shipment of thu following articles : Pla and Railroad Iron, Marble In blocks or lu casks, not less Uisu oar losd uf ali tous. Flour or Meal, in bbls. Salt In sacks. Whsat. Corn and oUiur Gialu. Guano sud other FertilizeT. Cotton. Tar, Pitch, Rosin and Crudu Turpentine, per bb], nf I j 380 tbs., or Icu. All goods ordered to bo shipped hy ll ie Sc ilma ni lui mu? Air Lino must be so marked, sud iu shipping In un Phila? delphia tlia packages should bc marked anil a nein made on thu Bill of Lading wbctlivr the frciubt ts to bo for? warded by Clyde's Mea ruera or via Auamtasln. Sea-risk Insurances can bu effected from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York and Boston to Norfolk from X par cent. Through receipts glvon and dalma for loss and dstnsgc promptly adjusted. For further particulars ses circulars lu th* various business houses of Ibis city, or apply for lnlonusUon to W. T. J. O. WOODWARD, Oauaral Agent, Wiluiiuetnii. N. C. Joly 22 mwflmo COMMISSION MERCHANTS. WILLIAM D. G1LULAN0 & SON, Real Estalo Agents, Auctioneer? Aim COMMISSION MERCHANTS? OFFICE NO. Xl UAYNE STREET. Acut? Ul ber a WILLIS & CH1S0M1, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. WILL ATTEND TO TUE PURCHASE. SALK AND SUH'llENT (to Foreign and Domestic P.irU) ol COTTON, RI CE, LUMBER AND NA VAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARF, Uiiarleeton. 8. C. E. WILLIS.A. R. CUISOLM AFFLICTED ! SUFFER NO MORE! When by Ibo use or DR. JOINVILLE'S ELIXIR yon ran bu cured permanently, and st a tri rh UK COSL The astonishing success which has attended Ibis In valuable miib. lue for Physical and Nervous Weakness Ucueral Debility and Prostration, Loss ol Muscular En? ergy, I in pon ney, or auy of tho couaeo,uoucea of youthlu. lndlacrctlon, renders - lt thu moat valuable pr?paration over d [sc o vc red. lt will rcmovo aU nervous affecUoue, dopreulou, oi cltemaut, incapacity to stud)' or businau, lasa of uioiuo ry, roumaine, thoughts of sell' destruction, fears of in? sanity. fcc. It wlU restore tba appeUte, renew tho health of those who have destroyed it by sensual excess or evil prac! Iocs. Young Men. be humbugged no more by'"(Juack Doc? tors" and Ignorant pi actionnera, but sand without delsy for the Elixir, end be at once restored lo health aud hap? piness. A perfect Cure lt Guaranteed la every Instance. Price tl, or four bottles to opo addre's *3. One bottle ls sufficient to effoct a cure lu all ordinary C*ALSO, un. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for tho speedy and permanent core of Oonorrbua, Gleet, Ure? thral Discharges, Orara), Stricture, and sU affections cl ihn Kidneys sud Bladder. Cures effected In from one to Ave days. They are prepared from vegetable extracta thai aro harmless on the erstem, snd never nauseate the stomach or Impregnate ina breath. No chango of diet is necessary while using them, nor does their action In any manner Interfere with business pursuita. PrUo tl per box. Either of the abovo-meoUoned article* will bo rent to any address, closely scaled, and post-paid, by mail or express on receipt ol price. Address all ardors lo BEHOElt, HHUTTS & CO., Chemists, March M ly No. ttl River street. Troy, N. V. NOTlCaC. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING clausa of sovilem 1 of an "Ordinance to Ralso Sup? plies tor theyeir 1807," ls published for tba Information of persons selling Goods hy SHU pie or otherwise, who are not residents of this city. AU such persons aro hereby noll tl cd to report st this office. "Three dollars on every hundred dollars of all gooda sold In this city I nona not residents, hy sample or otherwise." W. ll. SMITH, March 8_Cl er? ol Council ITHil.lt: NU 1 lt K. OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, 1 January 3,1&?7.1 POliLIO NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT UNDER the foUowmg Ordinance licenses have boon pre part d for delivery from this Omer. 8. THOMAS, Oily Trcuurw. Bxo. I. Ot il Ordained by Ike Mayor and Aldemeai ri City Council atuabted. Thu from fand after tito first dos of January, licenses ah ail bo taken out far all carts, dray, and wsfoos, used for private aud domestic purposes, ID the sam? maunsr, ami accord I tur to the same provisions now of fares la relation to caris, drays and wagons, leloi driven Uar biro, except giving born??, And each audi cart, dray or wagon, ahsU bo provided with s badgn con lalulng tba number thereof, and marked /Virad, ta ec placed on tbelontalde of the shaft. SKOL 2. No person shall be taken hy Iks Treasurer ss surely to sny bond under tho Ordinance coni?muig li? censes for carts, drays, wagons and other carnage?, un? ices he or sbo be a freeholder. Sao. 3. Tito {aliening shall hereafter be the rates for licensee for public and private '-arts, drays, wagons, Ac including tho horses or mules used th er ?er, which andi be free from other taxation; rum JO 0ABTB, rs ATM, fro,, on TU ail BACPLOTXO in aux EUIlKias WHAT*VSH, 1MB BIBS OIBECTOB IHDiaxoT. For every cari, dray or wagon, drawn by ona horse er mule, 190. For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by Ino horse soe moles, ?30, For ovary hack and csu-rlags with two wheels, ?20. For every back and carriage with four wheels, ?io. Fer every stage, or omnibus (except lino omnibus nlth two horses, tau. For every stage or omnibus (except Uns omnibus? Jrairn by faur horses, lou. For every truck drawn oj two or moro horses or mulei wa For evsry express wagon drawn by two or mora horse, ir m nies, ?co, BREAD CASTS ARD FH1VATT OASTS, nuns, ETC. For every bread cart or wagon, tb. For every cart, dray or wagon, used for pr?valo or do. nestle purpose., and not tn bo employed In the trans, wrung of goods, wares, merchandise, lumber, or any liner comnvxllly, for eatopenuUon, either dlraotly or ndlrectly for the same, shall pay for a license the sum ol IA, exclusive ot the horse or mule. Ratified la City Council, thia loth day of January [us,] tn Uia year of our Lord one thousand eight hun? dred ind sixty-six. ? ... P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor. By Ute Mayor. facnavyffr_W. H. SMITH. Clark of Cooa eli. THE MARION STAR, fJ>BTARI.iaHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS Vj published at Marlon, a a, tn the eeo ?ral portion if the country, and o ff ?rs a favorable, m edi am io Mer bants, Druggists, Machi nt? ts, arad sil c lassos who desire o extend their business In tbs Pee Des country. For the benefit of oar advertising pa troc*, ws shall, in ddltton to our snbstnrpucn list, which la constaotly i tv resslng, publish and distribute gratuitously B?OU extra ogee ol the STAB; daring - Ute business season this Bales of Advertising h Ural. _ '. ?. W. J. McEHRALL, November 80 Editor and ITOprUb r GROCERY AMD M.SCELlAMftWS; .ir ST AUK IV KI). tt \ IIUKINS IMMIIKN IIHITKIi. l \ / In l ui,, (..?li. II Hull. i. lim llaga mn. Java awl I.? (Iiiaynt llilTeu. im ni.'. Koslar, lu lilnl. Milln*".. Tm- Malu lu?' by CLACK s \ wi ri K, AilKU.l VJ li im\ i?KAs, '?*. ?)/ W i BsWIIKUl I'HI.Mi: COW PEAS Jj\t\t WU bu.hels t'i'-li lilli- I linn Mal bii?hel? FroKh S?mil? ni.il i, Ti,, i., Fn?h limn uni, Hw. 1.1 HM i il lula A lull simply nf I'.,ru, Dal?. Hay uiul Ground IVed All ur ? Illi li will ln< sold low Im- . .-Ii uinl .1. In i ml III any pari of Ibo olly fro? ol tayan*. Apply lo ll. ARNOLD. Xu 219 Mi . lin.:. AUIfllal Kl 2 Corner .il .li.hn ?in ot. FLOUK, SHOUTS, UK AN AM? roux. I f* f\ SACKS EXTRA AND FAMILY il.Ol'lt IN 1 0\ ) ?bolo ami lialfK.u k?. HmnMa MUlii. ino HaoliH Kxcchibr Milln ?IX) afaik* Tennessee Flour 75 1,1,1 . Itu iisahir Flour MX*) Ilm Short?, ?t t! Co?t? per lb DOW HM Itran, al f2 cuuiaiu lois ur m? lean Iban Sftl lb? Toon buHh.il? While furn. For aalu hy STREET. HI(OTI!l R* fc V.O., _ Allouai l'J_ Xii. 71 L"a?1 Hay. "COHN. OA/WI BUHIIKM PRIME vt EsTERN MIXED. ?y-'\J\J For Halo by W. Il SMITH fe CO.. AK Hal Ul 1 Nunn r^ liane." HALT. i)r,A/l K?I?KH LIVERPOOL HALT. laATK IMl'Dlt J?r)\J\ i TATIONf, lo large, ?ell ulled Mark?, mid ?li Hue condition. For ?ab- bv \V. ll. S.MIT ll fe Cu.. Annual Ul 1 Napier'* Itainfo. SUTEMOIl HUMP HO [' Ii. iMTi/i COILS SUPERIOR noir niipii. t)\ f\ I Fur hale bv Aupiist Iii l MORDECAI A rt?. RACON ! RACON ! .1 CST RKl'KI VKI> I? lill ST li A .1IIU H OHA M. no\i ir 11111)8. CLEAR UACON SIDES r > in Iiiiii?, ii,. 11 iiii,i,e,i navan Hlikn lt) ld,,1H. Prime si,,.iil.i, rs 'J billin, l'laiilnllon Shoulders ti bill?. SiurarC'iircd Shoulder? Ami Tor ?nie by WM. OURNEY, Almost Iii_ J! _Nu, lu j* Haul Hoy, GUNNY ?:?WIT~ 1 TA R?IAH-ADOUTSIXTY VARDH KAI 111. 1 I \J Foraalonl ?Inly g lum_MEETING XTREET lei: lin ?isl NORTH CA HOM NA, UKO HUI A AXll TEXXKUKK FLOUR. ?AM NOW PREPARED TO 1-ILL ORDERS KITH RH fureijiorlor home UoaauiblMhin, ut mai lol late willi the REST URANUS OF FLOUR, pul np lu barrel, hair ami quarter ba??. direct from tim Milla. Will at? furnish DHAN AXIl HBOIirM. J. N. HOBSON, Nu?. I noil 2 Ailanlle WbarT. _August J_nm" Imo lii^rwiLiaiii^ WHOLESALE MElUiilANTS CHARLESTON, S. C., UFFRlt FOI? SALK. LOW. KIMI CASH i '??i?lll SKAMLRRS SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT OVM Jv./ fOtleaibl II. inj. ,n,,l Miniilln Hopi 200 halon fiunny and DiniUeo iii. onie loon kee.? Nail?, a.Mirlcil aizen uno Mi IK Cnircu Sugar. A. ll ami C '200 bags Illo CofTre inn billa Molaase? ami 8ymp DOO boxea Adamantino CnndleH 200 kegs Hazard's Powder 8U0 bags Shot 2000 lb?. Lead Copperas, tillie Stone, Madder. Indigo, Spices, fa Joly lo wmStaaa Jg .S.I ll oj .: ii? LEA & PERRINS' CELEBRATE!) woRraniRE Min:. PRONOVNGHU EXTRACT BV of a lotter Iron- a CONNOISSEURS ll TO rn: nit osi.T .Af Hr,,th, i ai |K.,all W O lt 0 F S T R lt, May, Good Sluice ?SBsSi'Ki: ff."M^ "Tell LEA k PRR ano AI r i_ie A II 1.1: ?S|fe: RINK that their SAUCE T'iu"''1 ,B hlfjldy caleonird in tu? ro ??S/'v ,,,,> anilla,in my opinion, _T" -l?HBfe? the most palatable, ia EVERY VARD'-TY well a? tba mool who, - If?fc rrcijeuui.i SAUCK tliat ia OF DISH. "w??fniado." Tho rurccsa of Ulla moat ilcllcinti? anil uiirivallnl ron dimont lowing ranged many impriui .pleil deaisra to apply thu narau tn .Vy,armin (.'cmpnunifa, the I' jinan ia rtiptetfutly and earnrttlu requested to see that Inc nanni of LEA tc ri ?HIM. ara upon tho WRAPPER, LAURI.,. STOPPER and EOTTLR. Manufactured by LEA & PERRIN H. Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, TSTEVW YORK:, AOENTS FOR THR UNITRD STATES* October 18_Imwlyr JOHN MAC GREGOR & CO.,. NOS. 178 ANO 160 PEAHI^ST., Xew York, TMCORTERS, MANUFACTURERS ANT? DEALER? IN X INDIA, SCOTCH ANO KENTUCKY ItAilnlNii. OUNNY BAOS AND UURLAP SUI! AUI.E FOR WHEAT AND COHN SACKINO; ala}, a larne aud complete alock of DALE ROPE, et br?. Inn Wi Hiern maclihiu-liiado Hemp. .Manilla, Flax und .lute, llulmu Twiucs, eic, all ol which they offer st lair prices. July 23 '.'um "THOMAS R. AGNEW, luronTKH AKU DCALCII IN Flue Grocarlei, t'Uolce Tous, Etc.. ' ff.to, NOS. 2MaDd2i2 GREENWICH->T., COR. OF Mt /RRA?, NEW YORK. November GRAND TRIUtfiPH! PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED DU RYE A'S STARCH & MAIZENA, For their tncooteatabhi oxcottoara, a'. PARIS EXPOSITION, 18C7. OREAT INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION. LONDON. 18(12. GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION. H A M lu Hil. 1803. GREAT IN1ERNATIONAL EXPOSITIOK, COLOGNE. I860. AIM AT STATES, AGRICULTURAL. AMERICAN INSTITUTE. AND M A ?VI.AN 11 INST11 UTE Kl'ATE FAIRS. ? "I hes? Goods aro iirv-cmlnendy tho best lu tho world. For salo hy all uriver? WM. DURYEA, General Agouti No. 160 FULTON STRERT. August 16 thsmliuo CRISPER COMA. Ohl abe was beautiful and fair. With ?tarry oyes, and radiant hair. Whoso curling tendrils, sou tiitwiuril, Encbsined the very heart and mimi, CRI.HPKR CUMA, For Curling Ibo Hair of oitlior fox into Wavy and Glossy RinglntH or Heavy Mtf^tve Curls. BY USING THIS ARTICLE LA DIB 5 V.v .D GENTLE? MEN can beautify tbcmsvlvea . thousand-fold, ll ls tho only artlcla in tba world lhat w', n rur| (|rai|;ht lair, and ai tho sams limo give ttabcr,;,timi, rtloasy sj> lenronce. Tho Crispar Coma not only curls Ibu bair, but nvlgorstna, beanUBea and cleausea 1?,; |B highly and de Ightfully rjerfumrd, and la the mo/,t commote article of ha kind aver offem) to tho At'jtrican public. Tho ?rispar Coma will ho aentlo ar4y address, sealed aud Kif t psid for tl. Address all order* to " " ' W. I.. 0L>.RK A CO., Chcmlats, No. 3 Weal Fayette atrocl, Syracuse. N. Y. March 80_ jyr There cometh ulad tld'.nga oflor to ail Tb/o^tch0!'1'to K&lll: ly the ase of CHASTELLA1VS WHITE LIQUID ENAJH?L, For Improving and DoanUfylna the ita.', _, Tba moat valuablo and p^oct r*lr*r^,-,axloa' Meg meakin a beantlrojrWr.!Sr?tT ^v"1 UM-toT ran?ln youth. It qnlckli^iro^TM nl'^ ?"'r uw. Illoiches, Mom PahfhM ?ahJJn' "?WM. lim? ad all impurities of ie .hS' K?\752S ETl'"oon, ?vin? tho skin whlhv and deauT^? jrihCt?ln? tt? umo?be detacled^by"2c?o^t^^b",*r-J Jta u'? .geUble prer^uon ls ??T"?'' "nd .?'"if a derod by the i^at?e aTtv,^.^,0 ^^f0- lacon ??ot Vpv^^^r^^^^, ft ? Perfect .ft year', a soffldeni'^i? ^^^W- *"* ?cenU ^?vfflfSo^ BERGER, H H?TTS j, CO.. Cbernlsta. X.rohSO. 2M Rt vcr Sb, Troy, NZ y. lyr