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flu] pros THUIWDAY M?llNINO, AUUUST M, 1807. LOCAL MA'ITL'KS. Jon Worn;.--Wo Intro now completed our niHcd BO na to execute, in the shortest possible time ALI. KINKS UK JOH WOltK, mut wo most re? spectfully auk tho pal ronnoc ul our (Vinni:-. i'o"t outr?- Koller. l'osr OrrtcK, I CuMii.F.sros, s. tr., July 8,ISM. ( After to-day tho mails for Northeastern ltoilroad will closo nt 8 o'clock A.M., mut to-day Mid after? wards they nro expected to renell tho Itailrontl ; "Station" ?t2::U) o'clock P.M., anti to IK) ready for | delivery at thia ofllco nt 3:30 o'clock P.M., except on Sunday, when tho hour will lie tami ? P.M. to 7 P.M., until further notice. STAN I.KY C.. TllOTT, P. M. PEIIKONAI..-II. S. KBXraiOR iiinl T. II. HAMIL? TON, of West Point Military Academy, arrived in tho Manhattan ycstenlsy mortiiiiir, unil tire slay? ing at tho Charleston Hotel. AUCTION SALE I i> DUY AMI Mn.i.iNuur Cloon.-". Tho attention ol our leaders who tlcsiro lo procure bargain? IH illrcctctl lo tho ntlvcrtiHt'incnt of Messrs. Ku.miY ft Co., who will nell at their warn roon?, in Merlins street, opposite tho Pavilion I Hotel, a large assortment of tho above nrlielcs. Tho liomin uro in perfect order and tho trade will lind it to their interest to attend. HEOISTHATION ra TIIK Cm.-Tho following re? turns show tho registration of yes tr rd ay at tho different precincts : wiiiTRs. cu Logan. First Precinct.M Hocond Precinct. H Third Precinct.-IH Fourth Precinct.65 Total.HO tl J j White majority.IS -u Cnisoi.xi's MILLS.--There is no surer index of tho ? prosperity nf a city tlinit tho condition of its com? mercial and niannlacluring facilities. Though not usually considered a manufacturing town, Charles? ton has itt its coi pe?ale limits machine shops, mills, and other similar enterprises, that would comparo favorably with thoso of Northern cities. This is particularly noticcnblo in tho western por tiutt of the city, where the huge milln that border I tho Atddey Uiver are eonspicuoiiH for thoir ??zo | ?tod fer thc facilities Ihoy oller for the transaction of business. Thcso mills arc, each of thom, woll conducted and admirably arranged in ovory detail; but wo propose at present to rorer but lo ono, intending, on ?orno futuro occasion, to men? tion them al in detail. Cilium.UH Mills, which aro situated on tho ex- ] tremo Southwestern portion of thc eily, occupy an island of a few acres in extent, which is connected . with tho city by tho Trail d street causeway. Thcso Mills have been recently rcnovntid mid restored lo their former condition, and now offer inducement! for patronage that aro rarely equalled. Tho Mills wore originally o? wood, but wcro burnt and re? built of brick in 1&V39, and were used until tho breaking out of tho war solely as rico mills. Thc proprietors, Messrs. Cnn ni.M Brun nuns, have in tho last few months perfected many improvements in t*_o arrangement of tho building, and havo com? bined other ontcrprisos with thoir old business, nod they now havo mi tho samo onclosttro a rico , mill equal in power and capacity to nny in tho city, u cotton gin, and a saw mill, besides tho usual cooper, carpenter and machino shops that aro | idways connected with such establishments. Wo nhall in our notice mention thesu separately, com- | mencing with Tilt: men MILL. Tho entii e building, which is of brick, anti live stortca in height, was lormcrly unod for this pur? pose, but tho western wing is now recurved for h tor ol in i m s and lor tho numerous cotton gins. Tho ground Door is cccupicd by tho pound? ers which nepni .du thu husk from tho grain, but it is a singular circumstance that although tho rice ?H received at tho wharf, a fow rods from tho mill, it is convoyed by elevators, first to tho upper utoricB, placed iii hugo wiro sieves and clcansad from dirt and trash, thon by dificront elevators carried to other parta of tho building, wbero it re? ceives thc manipulation ncccsaary to produco a good markotablc article. Although tho entire pro? cess was kindly explained, our knowledge nf machinery is too limited to atlompt moro than a feeblo description. Long screws which paps through tho entire nt ruc l uro, convoy tho rico from tho wharf to tho mill, and thence by long wooden lubes it is carried lo tho dj lieront parts of the building, whero tho processes nf dusting, pounding, fanning, polishing and barrelling, aro separately perform od. The rico, which is recoived in its original elate, usually lurus out half hushol of clean to ono of rough; but Ibis is dividod into difforont grades known as small rice, middling, and tho full grain. Tho first is that which is accidentally brokou in tho pounding, while tho other grades aro charac? terized by thoir different dogrccH of perfection. Thora is, besidos, a quantity of Hour thal is obtainod from tho inner coating of tho grain; thia is of an Inferior character, and ia not tho rico flour sold in the grocery stores. It is, however, disposed of in largo quantities to fanners and others for tho pnrposc of feeding j thoir stock. Tho engine used to work tho ma? chinery is from thc foundry of McsBrs. J. M. EASON j ft ld oilier, mid is of two hundred hor,so power. Four boilers aro omployod nt present, hut a sufll- | cir. ,t space is lett for tho addition of ul hern, should a pressuro ol bueincss rcquiro their uso. Evory caro is taken by thc proprietors to provent any mistako; and during the timo that thev havo owned ihn mill only ono haB occurred, mid that waa detected before tho rico had loft tho mill. Tho lato war proved very disastrous to tho plant- | era of tho coast; but fow bavo suflbrod moro se? verely than tho rico planter, as hie mills wero | burned aud tho machinery dostmyod. It is im? possible at presout to roplaco thia loss, if indeed it wero tho parlor wisdom, in tho present unset- j ll'd condition of tho conni ry, to do so. Tho chango in tho system of labor has compelled tho planter tn chango his tactics, and ho now Ands it fsr more advantageous lo send his crop to a mill I in tho rough than to run tho tish of atoalago, do- | slruclion from fire, and the nbsonco of insurance. This applies equally to tho cotton planter, for whoso convenience tho Messrs. < TUSOLM havo ea- | tcblishod thoir COTTON ora?. Thcso, as already stated, alu in tho western wing of tho mill, and separated from tho main build? ing by fli o proof Wilta. Each window is guarded 1 by an immovable iron grating, and Ibers ia no danger of a conflagration. On tho receipt of any | cotton it is at onco carefully soparalcd from other lota and covered by insurance. Tho gins aro all of HENEIIV'H patent, and uro admirably adapted for Sea Island Cotton. Bennion tho gins, there j are all tho usual appliances far packing and pre? paring Bea Island Cotton for markot, and, in a I word, tho entire menage is porfoot and ar rs-igod to suit tho most fastidious plantor. Tho | engine working thoao gins ls entirely soparato from ibo other, there being no connection bo- j tweon the two mills. TITE UAW un.:, id entirely dotnehod from tho rico mill, but ia con? nected with. tho wharf by a tramway, which con? veys tho finished Inmbor to tho vessel. Tho mill pom is lo tho north of Ibo mill, and tho logs aro drawn nut hr machinery adapted for tho purpose and phcod up.m tho frames, whero they aro cut into '-ho required dimensions by circular saws. Attarhod lo tho saw mill is a grist mill, whore tho planter can havo his corn ground .into meal or grist. This ia a groat oonvonlooco, as vessels of any draft can land at tho wharf, and tho ontiro bnsinoas with tho plantation bo transacted at ono .pot. THE OBOUNDS aro woll laid ont ami havo accommodations for tho Utterers employed in tho different milk, boaiies bonnes for tho onginocrs and HiiporiDtendonls. A largo cooper shop furnishes otnploymont for many hands, and tums out all tho barrels required lu tho business. There arc, besides, tho houses for the laborers, carpenter and blacksmith shops, and tho different buildings necessary to so largo an establishment. During tho war a battery waa erected on thcao grounds, but tho proprietors havo , succeeded In utilizing it. A portion of tho dirt hos boon restored to tho excavated lota, and tho battery partially levelled, leaving a small mound .bent two toot In height. Upon this tho ofllco hos been rebuilt, and al once attract* altoiit.on by'ils pleasing color and atylo of architecture Tho Mosers. CUIBOLM aro atm working at their property, adding now improvements ?nd restoring what was dostroyod during tho war, bul thcso aro confined morely to oxteruals, os thoir milla aro in complete order and aro proparcd to resumo opera? tions whenever tho crop shall ho recoived or busi? ness demand. The past reputation of th? mills ls a .nfficient guarantee to tho planter tb warrant tho continuance of his patronago, and wo aro satis, fled that it will not dogonorate under tho now regime. TUE iKMtLiBiiis PlMM_An olcgonl article of thia description hau hoon handed us hy Mr. B. Doseurs. It conic? in o [Mat wooden cono, and in ni??i? raul) f?r usc. JIM? *'?O Uitag for bachelors. Ar TUE auclion sato o? duudeo Julo bagging held yesterday by Moa?T. Jons ?. Muiron Si Co., tho following cash prices wcro obtained: 1 bala at BStV, 2 at 214c. 1 at 23?C '.1 nt 2%.. ll at 23c., 1 al Mic., and 1 at ISe. ItKOlfiTUATlON rH TUE UP-COCHTB? ! W1IITKS. COLORID. Cliiirsw Product to 19th.V7 313 Knott'? Ulli. Orauirrbun: Ulai., to '.Dib.. Cl 10S Marlon C. II., lo tlOlh.un J74 Columbia un au Hi.?.41 CO Total.?Ul j Majority ot Colored. Ml -o NEW SEA ISLAND Corros.-By refcrenco lo tho Hal of Consignera of tho Htunmor Pilot Doy, pub lislied in to-day's NEWS, it will bo aeon that Ovo i taloa ol Ben Inland Colton-tho llrat of tho season -have boen received in thia city. Although t'hirlcntnn could not el ni m tho Ural halo of tho ?ra? son, thia ia tho largest nuinbor of bales received Ilma far. floon Nr.wa sou omi MERCHANTS.-Tho Kuowco f'oiintr Hayn thal tho (Irccuvillo and Columbia 1 Railroad ban mado arrangements to have aalt do livered nt (1 por Hack, freight. Carn for muck j will bo delivered at any poiut, and run through to I Charleston in twenty-four honra. Wo truat thoao advantages will bo duly appreciated. Thia ar? rangement will enable our morohanta and tradcta to compoto successfully with Athens or any other j up-country niarkot. "1*. T. P."-Tho three mysterious T'a havo no I connection with pETKlt Pie KU, vt ho pickod a peek ol inei,led poppors. Tin.y roprosent unmet bing of it diflcront cast, vis.: tho l'aient Pickpocket Proof Wallet or Pocket-book, which cammi bc abstract ed from tho pocket without giving Ha possessor J timely warning. It in n sort of alarm purso ; wo do col mean thal, it alarms tho owner on diaclos I tug an aching void ; wo havo known other pockut I hooks to do aa much. Thia lum a trick or two bo vend that, (lo and eco it at Mr. li. DOSCUEB'H, Uasol el i eel, near tho PoatoMco. MATCH'S COURT.-Throo colorod youths, who wcro engaged in (ho riotouB nasorablago or Mon j day night, woro orraignod for thole misdemeanor. ' It was shown that they had porsiatcd in remain? ing nuar tho vicinity of thc ougino houao, though ordered to leave, but their contumacy brought them hilo (rouble, for they nore arrested and tried, and condemned to pay a Uno of $5 each, lito festivo two wera quito disgruntled at this an? nouncement, ns tliey wore under tho impression that their connection with tho machino would sccuro them, but tho majesty of tho law waa offended, ami they paid tho penalty of their 1 olfcllCCM. Ono nf (ho fe male RMI rn?, who is an Md offender, indulged in sonto uproarious conduct in tho streets, which so shocked n moral policeman that ho car? ried tho virtuous MABOAIIET ANN to tho Station. A Pallandcr, who ?as found guilty of aiding I and abel tine; tho H a id M AUG \ur.r, was also nabbed. Tho illustrious pair wcro Unod $5 ouch, which they I paid and sloped incontinently. liol FOR TUF. PF.F. PEE.-Tho trade with this 1 section of tho State will Boon bo rcopenod. Tho cool days and breezy nights of SepUimbor aro fast approaching, and with them tho good timo when King Cotton will roaumo bia nw wy, and our wharves bo once moro covered with tho dorey staple. Not? withstanding tho fact that tho Wilmington papera claim tho wholo of tho Pee Doo and Chcraw trude, wo aro gratified to loam that tho trafile on this rivor will bo resumed on tho 1st proximo. Tho Planter carrioa with ber a prestige that will soon ' provo tho incorrectness of tho Tar Heels' asser? tion, and tho baseless fabric of their vision will soon fndo away and leave not a halo behind. Cap? tain FEDOCHON, tho owner, and Captain Fosren, tho commander of Ibo Planter, aro well and favor? ably known in tho Pco Deo country, and under tlieir manipulations wo trust 800u to 800 tho area of Accommodation Wharf covered with plonty of upland cotton, which baa boon brought to ita proper niarkot. Tho Planter io advertised to leave on tho lat, and parties interested should maka their freight engagements without delay. 'LAUSEST C1BOUI.AT10H."-Tho ?har?est?n Mer I euri/ announced to its readers yesterday morning that it had tho largest country circulation of any paper in thia city. 1 'This statement," it mo? destly adds, "ia mado for tho information of our advertisers, who will ho grateful lo know, Ac." Our worthy contemporary boa ovidontly read that ??Hie -nod is ho who blowoth his own horn for he shall bc heard," and thor havo not only blown until tho welkin rings, but havo oven caught tho cohoes and sent them again to trumpet their famo throne 1 mnl tho land. Now, while wo honor our contemporary for tho persistency willi which ho advocates bia claim to tho public patronage, WO must rorpiosl him to draw it milder; nut to go at railroad speed, hal to BOO that bia assertions arc supported by facts. Wo can certainly havo no nb- ] jectioiiB to his using hi? own columns for tho pur poso of self laudation, and novo road both tho ori? ginal ?rdeles and tho flattering noticos of tho country proas with pleasure, but wc think ho baa boon a lit Ho hasty in bia last calculation. Whore ia tho venerable Oouriir, and whero our humble selves ? Havo neither of na any country circula? tion, or baa it bcon but a dream thal has b:cu dis? sipa led by a touch from tho mercurial caducous ? Thora ia a dilforonco between a bona fide sub? script inn list and a long list of names to whom (ho paper is mailed, Just aa cironlars aro aont hy on (orpriaing advertising firms. Of courso, wo would not wiuh to insinuato that any thing of thia kind has hoon dono ia tho prosont insta.ice. Wo only eay that wo havo heard of such caaes. M1 mt Cnoicr. Esuusn_We had occasion, last wook, to mako a om o romarks on tho liberties one "Flos" took, in his correspondence from thia oity, to tho Marion ?Sar. In tho Star of yesterday this promising youth blossoms forth again in tho fol? lowing Rtrain: Borne captious local of THE Nnwa has "hauled mo over tho coals" for taking, as ho heavily says, "groat liberties with the English language," Ac., and enumerates some typographical interpolations and errors which appeared in my laat letter. Now, Messrs. Editors, Tux NEWS is anything bul infalli? ble in many particulars, and ospoeTally in ita primor and correct appreciation of tho Identical authors, alosara. Lindley Murray and Noah Web-; liter, and If I am denoted, Just for the sake of see? ing both sides ol (he "picture," road the article, on "Our Natal Day" In tho Mame issue wherein tvs arraigns me, and if you don't como to the oouolo sion that testy local nos a mote In his own gram? matical ovos which nooda tho literary scalpel, I will havo to blush for von, In connection with hun, for tho possession of a visual obliquity, that to? tally disqualifies for Booing "ourselves aa others BOO H." Further, respectfully, I affirm that tho uloremoutionod is not n "beimilt of clergy" affair, but ono of a "ubiquitous heap," which, like thoao secondary ohronloisms, crop ont on tho surface from neoosalty, hoing in tho very bono and blood of tho hoing. Protty woll for tho youthful blossom; and in (imo it may grow to bo a full-blown cahbago hoad. Tlioro is no telling. Toll oaks from little acorns grow. Bul if "Floe" will take our advioo, it will oultivato tho little words, and, be moro sparing in its usn of tho big once; hotter. leave the latter to people who know how to usn thom. Tho rhythm, however, ia not BO had : ".Some captions Local heavily says" Wo should not bo surprised to BOO "Fies" bnrst into poetry orin of these fine mornings. Will "Flos" condescend to explain what is meant by "typographical interpolation*?" nutting a moto out of tho "grammatical ovo" with a "literary I scalpel," must bo a novol operation. A pair of | tweezers, wo would humbly aug gea t, wonld ba loes likely to do mischief. Unskilled banda should novcr touch the scalpel Our dictionary is mislaid this morning, and wo marked down tho othor big words for examination at a more convenient sea? son, viz: "Visual obliquity"- "a benefit of clergy adair" "ubiquitous heap"-"secondary chronl clams"-etc., oto. Tho loaming of thia correspon? den t, I ihn his "secondary ohronichuna," "crops out on tho surface from noceaslty.'' We hope all "our i : is t i i o ti nun of learning will benefit by bia example, and be on tho watchtower of the necessities of tho hour, and soo that tho invaluable benefits of f da cation aro not lightly Inculcated." (loisn I OOINOII OUSE ll!- -Foster than tho auc? tioneer's hammer ?nooka down merchandise, ncglool disposes of tho tooth. Bid, therefore, nf that prize of life, a perfect sat, by brushing' them rogularly with Bo zo DO ST. tu than August 90 If you want cheap Blank Booka; If you wont ohoap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa I per, Av.; or, MIUVKBS' Almanac; . li you want Printing executed neatly; If you want Booka bound In any ?'.y lo, or Account ilooka mado to order, with any desired pattern ot r.ding, 80 to Ilium IJiiiui/., No. SO Brood street. BUSINESS NOTICES. A 1.1, Kl ND? or JOD WORK DONE AT THE DAILY NEW? OFFICE. Auction sulfi Thia Hay. T. M. CATBK will soll tbia day. at u\ o'clock, on Ilrovru's wksrf. side?, shoulders, ?tripa, butter, 4c. lt. .'. A. 1'. OiiitlU will tell thia day, at 10 o'clock, bc foro tbrlr ?to. o. No. 90 Eaat Bay, 3 bbd* aldea. MiixtoAN A BON will ai ll tul? day, at IO o'clock, at No. 21 Vonduo llango, furnlturo, tuattrcHoa, dry gooda, ?boo?, ic Jxrronu* A Co will toll tula day, at belf-peal B o'clock, In Iront of their atora, No. 80 Vendue Bango, Ji tiercel han?; ?Iso, .boulder*, atrlpa, pork, Ac. Kiutox A Co. will sell thia day, at - o'clock, ?t their .alce-roome, No. 138 Meeting street, a well ic I cc lcd itock of dry and inllllnory good*, Ac. LAUDIT A ALKKAKbCD wilt sell aol! thia day, at 10 o'clock, bli. -o; their ?tore. No. 137 Eait Bay, ham*, shoulder?, strip*, ac. A Novelty. Tlio latest and moat effectual remedy fur tho eure of debility, lona of appotlto. headache, torpor of tho Uvor, eic, la PANKNIN'8 HEPATIC IIITTEUH. For ule by , all Druggist*. th .ir-Tho Inln ufa I'rleiid. Mr., Winaloir'a SOOTHING ?YRUP ia the beat and surest reruody In the world for all diseases ot I'hlldreii, auch aa toothing, wind eolio, kc. It correct* acidity of tho atomacb, regulate* tho bowels, aud g Wes rest, health and comfort to motlier and child. Perfectly safn In all casca, a* million* of mo thrra csu testify. OOlces, Na IIB Fulton stroot, New York, end Nu. 305 High Utlboru. Loudou, England. Be ?uro and rall f. r j "HUH. WI NM LO WU HOOTUINU MYRUP," i Hating the/ar limite of "CoaTia lc PUUUKI" on th* out 1 ?Ide M rapper. AU others Aro bato Imitation*. DOWIES .V MOIHB, No. 1S1 Meeting street, opposite the Charleston UoleL August 90 tu th?.I A Foot wm iii Knowing. flakeT wishing good i'l.ot:il for Dread, should call at STENHOUSE A CO., No. 110 Flat Hay. Families wlnblug choleo FLOUR for Biscuits, Rolls, Ac., should call *t STENHOUSE lc CO., No. 110 East Bay. August G Tho l luii lo Ail vi i tue In thc Country, Tuc PitrcNix bas a largo circulation throughout Hu mlddlo and upper Districts or tho Htate. Advertising rate? a* ressonsblo ?? tho stringency or tho money mar? ke'. Will warrant. Merchants ?od others wishing to UIF tho column* or tho paper will address JULIAN A. H KI. UV. Proprietor, February 33 Columbia. H. C. Tho Poisons ot' the Day. Tho late tomp* raneo Investigation* in Massachusetts j have thrown a flood of light on tho horrlblo abuses prac? ticed In tho liquor trade, and havo at tho same limo dem? onstrated tho absoluto nccosslly lor unadulterated diffu? sive stimulant* for medicinal purpose?. Clergymen of 1 tho h lnh est ?landing, moo of tho highett rank In science, and philanthropists, wbo aro above tho roach ot preju? dice, bavo tculinod not only to tho pernicious ctTccts of Ibo adulterated liquors of commerce, but ?lao to tho of flcacy of uncontaminated alcoholic tonic* a* remedial and rostoratlro agents. Kirai on tho list of thin chu* of preparations, beat J known and most extensively usod of all tho stomachic* of tho day stands HOSTETTER'S" STOMACH BITTER*. Thia specific in tho only represonbitlvo af that absolutely loire *rtlclo whick e minent divines, chemist?, physicians and social economist* In New England have Just declared Dot to be n proper subject for prohibitory legislation. Tho faculty proclaim? by tho mouths of lt* prc fe? so ra 1 thal a stimulant of this character ls a modi cal necessity. HOSTETTER'S BITTERS satisfies all tho requirements of science II* alcoholic principle is freo from tho liri tating constituent* which analysts detects In evin the lieut Imported liquor?, ?oil tho vegetable oxttacl* with which it Ls medicated aro among the beat antidotes ind resto: all von th at botanical (donee. In ita world ? Ide re? search. bx? yet discovered. It I? an Indubitable fact that .omo Constitution? ano biblia of boil y demand stimula? tion, and for all such a stimulant which combine* a uti billons 'and slightly aperient properties with tts tonio virtuos la manifestly dealrablo. 0 August 19 Know thy Destiny. MADAME E. F. TuonirroN, the great EngUak Aitrolo I gist. Clairvoyant and Psychometr.dan, who ha* aston? ished tho ?cienUBe classe* of tho Old World, ha* now lo? cated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madama T noa ?TON poi? ses SCI such wonderful powern of second sight aa to ena? ble ber to luii*rI knowledge of th* greateat Importance to tho alDglo or married of either, aar. While tn a ?lalo of tranco, ?bo do lin oates tho vor}' features of the person you are to marry, and by the aid or an Inatrumont of In? terno power, known aa the Paychomotropo, guarantees to produc? a Ufo-llko picture or tho futuro husband or wife Ol tile applicant, together with dale ol marriage, position in life, bail lu g irait? of character. Ac This ls no hum? bug, aa thousand of tesUmonialB eau assert. Bhe will .end, ulien desired, a certified tvilificate, or written guarantee, that the picture U ? bat lt purport* to bc. By enclosing a small lock of bair, and giving place or birth, ago, dlrpoeJUou and complexi?n, and enclosing fifty rant* ?nd stamped envelope addronaed to yonrsclf, you wiU re cclvo the plciuro and de al red information by return mall. AU communication* sacredly confidential. Ail dre* t, io confidence; Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. 0. Box 333. Uudaon. N. Y ly March 30 Freo to Everybody. A Large fi pp. Circular, giving informitlon of the greatest importai?ce to thc young of beth *oxe*. It trachea bow the homely may become beaatltul, the despised reipocted, ami the forsaken loved. . Mo young lady or gentleman should faU to land iii iii ?dd rcs?, and receive a copy post-paid, by re tarn malL Address p. o. Dnwrr. 91, March 80 * lyr . , Troy. N. Y. THE LANCASTER LEDGER, CONNORS & CARTER, PROPRIETORS. FD Tl 1,1 SITED EVERY WEDNESDAY HORNING) AT Lancaster C. H., S. C, Hiving * largo subscription lint, it offers a favorabto medium to Merchant* and aU advortiaora who dealro to extend their business In the upper Districts of tho State. liste* of advertising lib? eral. Kpodmen copy of paper *ent on application. Atigu?t33 '_ _ ALL MIL TO TUE C0N0UER?R ! HOPE FOR IDE DESPOMIING M UID. DEFER NOT THE USE OF RODRIQUE'S PULMONH] ELIXIR SPECIFIC. '1 i' MAN? WHOSE DECIJNrNO HEALTH, WHICH Wai precarious, lind their recovery despaired of, do now with grate lu! ?manations to the All-Wlae Dis? poser, offer heartfelt thank*for this timely remedy. Dur? ing th? short Umo since lt* publia Introduction into use, tho Originator has most happily realized her moat san? guino expectation* in mantfe?taUani issuing from all quarter* of lt* nnparalelled curative properties, for In no eme where lt h ?A been administeren with Regard to di? rection*, and persevered in, ha* it failed In lt* beneficial | result*. . In resorting to thia remedy, the Invalid can depend upoD tho aafoty of every article in lt* preparation, and i while lt looderates tho healthful ri action? of eich organ 1 and vessel, tho mind can bo perfectly freo from appro- ' I honiton of any ??bt!? ingredient being insinuated Into Its composition. The appetite, which Improves under lt? administration, 1* at liberty to Indulge prudently In whatever,nutriment la palatable, digestive and wholesome, sud while lt 1* no moro than proper to avoid expo?uro to fresh cold, no lear need be entertained of any liability under thu course oi trna tm ont to Induce lt. It 1* a pleasant AROMATIC I ci)liniAL, quits agreeable to the taite, and aa a lung re? vivifier and balsam of health, lt bi dlstlnguitbing I tad fa* without precedent, and we truit will, ero long, claim for Itself general acclamation for ft* unrivalled efficacy. For tala by the Proprietress. Hrs. OEOHJA RODRI? QUE'S, northwest comer of MEET IN O AND SOCIETY STREE TH, and principal DruggtiU. PRICE BINOLE BOTT LE 81.98. April 9 ', ._;_lyr PUBLIC NOTICE. Omoi Cutux or CHUN cu, I . ? " May 1867. J The following Section of " An Ordinance lo abolish the office of Haporintondent of Sirv?is ; to provide for Kelp? ing the Stree ut, Lance, Alley?, and open Courts in th* City of Charlealon Clean, and for other purposes," la boroby published for the Informitlon of all concerned I For tho duo protection of tho (aid contractor or con? tractors, ff fi/ururr ordained, 1 nat every owner, le**eo, occupant end tenant of any premise* fronting, ia any .beet, '-ano, alloy, or open court, ebal] on every day (Hundir* excepted) have tbs dirt, filth, garbage, or other ofixl, flared in front of bl* or her lot, in a barrel, box or heap, and In reed tn os i for th* contractor, by the hour of ?even o'clock, A. M., iron? thofiiit day ol May to the first day of November in every year ; and by the hour ai niuo o'clock, A. M., frc m the first day of November to ! tho - ant day of May following. And any parson offend? ing herein, or placing ?ny dirt, filth, garbage, or other o ail, In any itreot, lane, or (Roy, or open court, after the hour* above named, (hall be rabject to a Ana not lea* than two nor more than five dollar*, for each and ever j offence, to be Imposed by tho Mayor. Byordor . Wi?. SMITH, }J. May is_Clerk of Council NOTICE. . O m CK OF TH li CHIEF OF POLICE, I . CiunnarroN, H. 0.. May 4, 1887. i rruiE REOUI.AU INSPECTION OF TUX LOTS AN I' X indoanree, vanita, ko., will commence on Mmvtay neil, et I nit. 0 ?Tiers ind occupant* ar* hereby required lo we that their premiso* are br good condition and that nil filth and garbage li removed as required by OrdI 'nance. OUaormepootloxu will follow. li. order of Mayor OAILLABD. 0. D. RIO WALD. . . Ohlei?? Polio*. OFFICIAI,. Hr minn m tm, Recoud Military District,! CUABXUTOH, S. C., August 17, 1867. j [IIKWrMM. ORDERS, no. 7<). I. Dcforo s I"o?l Court convenc? at Uio Citadel. Cbarlcitou, 8. C., July 30Ui, 1867, pursuant to aulborily from th reo Headquarter?, and of which llrcvot Brlgadler Ocncral ll. D. CUTT le Prraldont, waa arraigned aud tried : w. T. MONELTT, Captalu stonier l'ilut ?loy. CiiAnoa-"Violation of Paragraph VIII.. Ocncrat Or don, No. WI. Brao?riOATiON-"JnIbis, that W. T. MCSIL:I. Captain ?teamer 1 'tint lloy, did rc fui o to grant a finit claaj ticket aud pa***g3 to Mill FtuMcca HOLUM, from Charleston to Uoaufort, H. O., ou bia steamer, because of caste or or color. All this al Charleston, 8. c., Monday, July .J.d. 1807." PLIA-"Not Gullly." Flit Dina-"Quilty." t?BMTEKOK-"To pay e flue of two hundred mil Atty dollars (?360). II. Tho evidence In Hits rase shows that on July Yid, 1BC7, the complainant, a rcspecUbln female, wa?, becaiiso of bur color, refused olbin passage by Ibo accused, who ls tho captain of the sleamor iVfof //ny, a boat plying as a common carrier between ports lo this Military IMntrirt. It mn conceded on tho trial that o uoncral rulu ontiirclnj: this discrimination bad been maintained on board tho boat c. miuanded by Ibo accused. 'Ibo guilt of Ibo of? fender io thus wilfully disregarding tho provisions of paragraph VIII, OonuralOrdora 33, prohibiting such un? lawful distinction i, la confessed and proved. Ho long as (bu lins Imposed civil and polltlcil disabili? ties becauso nf servltudo or color, commun carrlrra nero permitted to enforce tho samo discrimination among passongon. fluch d'aaullltloa and usages havo ceased erith slavery to havo any legal sanction. Vfliatovor be? longs of cominan right to cit ir (tn, necessarily follows the recognition of tho blacks aa cillions, ind belongs to thom. Tho obligation of a common carrier Is defined by a Jurist of authority, ss follows: "If bo rarry passengers, ho mast rocclvo all who offer and treat ill alike, unloss thoro bo actual and sufficient reason for tho distinction, aa ui tho filthy appearance, dangerous condition, or mis? conduct of a passenger." (FAISONS on Morcautllo Law, p. 307.) Tho observance of this rule bas boon enjoined by or? ders from thee? Headquarters, duly published lor thc information and (jU'danco of *H concern od, and viola? tions of Die regulations ,lbus established must bo appro? priately punished. Tho proceedings, finding and sontcne . aro approved. By command of Major-Oeneral D. E. SICKLES. J. W. OLOIM. Capt. 38th C. 8. Infantry. A. D. O. and A. A. A. O. Official: J. W. CLOUS, Capt 38th Infantry, A. D. C. an: A. A. A. O. August 33 1 OFFICIAL. Ilcndq'r*. Second Military 1> Lt riet,, Cn A ll LEMON, 8. C., August 17, 1H07. j OEHERAL ORDKIIS, NO. 76. I. Before the Pott Court of Plymouth, N. (!., nrgar-lzci pursuant to onion from these Headquarter, dated Jun 10, 1807, ot which Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel CIIAULK BCMTZOKI, Captain 40tli in tanto, wu Preildcut, wer arraigned and tried : ADHAM JENKINS, Justice of tho Pesco; omi Wn.uu DUBTNTHO, JAKES M. El BLT, An lt o un (altai DICK) COOS Joint IL EARLY, AKOREW J. DUNN INO, WILEY DUNNINII JOUN HICK, WILLUU C. (alon CaciiBT) DUNN INC QEOBOK H. MITCHELL and HENRY D. HANDKBO, citizen of Bertie and Hertford Counties, North Carolina. charge 1st-"tllolous conduct." (Ono specification Charge 3d-"Assault and battery." .Speci/lco/ion-(Tbs following ls a copy of Ibu spociflci tinu, common lu substance to all the casos except tin or HANDER*.]-"In this, that tho aud [defendants, cit zens of Hertford and Berilo counties. North Carolina did, in ?er ord ail ce with tho decision of an unlawful ai so-nblsgo ol persons at or near Harmon's Cross Hoad Bertie county. North Carolina, take ono Phillis Iluffi (colored) from a school house to soino woods near b; whore one hundred aod forty-six (KO) huhes, more c lesa, were Inflicted upon ber person, and that tho sal [defendant*] did I nfl lr t a portion of nald blows or las! es, AU thia at or near Harmon's Croea Hoads, Bert county, North Carolina, on or about Ibo lilli of Kc ruary. 18o7," it. Tho defendant Bann ESS waa found guilty of assail and battery lu whipping a negro girl and boy, calli Ellen and Robert, and sentenced to be confined at hai labor for ono month, at such place ii tho Command ll Oenenl may direct, ind to pay a fino of twenty dolla (MO). III. Tho rv instiling accused wera found by thu Cou and sentencod, respccUrely, aa follows: Ainu M JETTE twa, Jnatlco of tho Peace: rnronfn. Of tho specification to lbs first charge-'Not Guilty Of the Ant charge-"Not Guilty." Oftho *p.<clflc*tlou to the second charge-"Guilty," ? cept the words "the said PHILLIS Hu KEIN waa unable li avo her bcd for ten days, moro or le?*." Of tio second charge- "Not Hunty." but guilty "aiding and abetUng assault and battery." HaTHHB. "To bo removed from hi* office aa ; nag li tra to ; thal be confined at bard labor for a period of ono (1) mon at such place aa the Commanding General may dire and to pay a fine of twouty-nre dollars (tia). WILLIAM DUKMIXO : mono, Oftbo specification Ant cliargo- "Not Utility." Of the Ural charge-"Not Guilty." Of tho specific* tl on second charge -"Gullly." Of the second chargo-"Gi-:lty." REHTKNCE. "To be confined lt hard labor for a period of two month* at such place a* the Commanding Goner*! it direct, and to pay a fino of fifteen dalian (116)." >?NOIU (a"aa DICE) COOK : mum. Of tho specification fini charge-"Gullly." Of Um Ant charge-"Guilty." Of the sporlflrallnn socond charge-"i lollly." Of tho second charge-"Guilty." axirrsKCE. "To be confined at hard labor for a period of (3) months, and to pay afino ot twonty-flvo do! (?38)." JAYES H. EAHLT . WPPtlt. Of (ho specification Ant chargo-"Guilty." Of tho Ant charge- "Quilty." Oftha specification second charge-"Guilty." Of tho second charge-"Guilty." ?EHTBKCE. ?To be confined at hard labor for a period of tw< month*, at such placo as tho Commanding O ou oral i direct, and pay a Ano of twenty-two dol?an (139)." JOHN B. EARLY : FIND ruo. Of the speclficaUou Ant charge-"Guilty." Of the flr.it charge-"Guilty." Of th* *pcclocation second charge- "Guilty." Of th* second charge-"Guilty." tm* FEU cz. "To be confined at hard labor for a period of twt month*, at auch place aa tbs Commanding Oeueral direct, and to pay a fins of twenty-five dollin (105)." ANDREW 1. I) us? m o i rm mun. Of the specification to the Ant charge-"GuUty." Of tbs Ant charge-"Guilty." , Of the specification to Ibe second charge-"Guilty Of fha second charge-" ti utily. " ii..,, UM?MMsi .To be confined at hard labor for a period ol ot month, at such place a* th* Commanding Gencnl direct, and to pay a fine cf twenty-five dollars (136).' WILE? DOMHTMOt Rnttvo. Of tba charge and ?pacification-"Not Ouilty." And the court does therefore acquit bun. WlUJAM 0. (OflM CnEDJlT) Il ? NN I NU : montai Or the charge and specification- "Not Guilty." And the court -1 JCS therefore acquit him. JOHN Rios: FIND ruo. Of tho charge ind ?poideation-"Not Guilty," And tho court doe* therefore acquit bim. . GEO SOE H. Mire: ii ELL: FlHDfKU. Of the ipocllleitlon of Ant charge-"Mot Ouilty.' Of tba Ant charge-"Not Guilty." Of the ?pacification of second charge-"Guilty." Of tba second charge-"Guilty." .EBTEKCB, "Tb bo con fined al hard labor for a period of tbr months, al such place aa the Commanding Gone ral direct, and to pay a Avo of ioventy-flvo doll*rn (ITS) IV. 1 Lo o vide nco In the foregoing case disc lo tes ? oflawlea* ana iuhtimtn violence. It appears tl daughter of one of tho prisoners, having attempt/ boat a young colored girl, met with resistance whit earns snemara) and roraUed in the chaatiaement c whits by the black. This unlooked for reversai of i accustomed relation filled tho neighborhood will ?tornaUon and rage. Court en pissed to anti fro farm to farm, inflaming tho temper of tho poopti concerting measures to produce torrT among U groes, A inseting of citizen* waa convened at a i house, near Ihn residence of the par tu-*. The ac ware among' thoa? assembled. The Magistrate 1M was Invited to leud th? ?auction of hi* presence, ai ?o. j Phillis, the young trend woman, waa, sen Dragged before ihi* MU-con*tituled conda angry men, whom she - had been accus from latency to call master, aomo ol - .ho now heard urging har Incarceration, ono sworn abe should bu bung, and all agree .he mult he Imprisoned or whipped, tho frighten exclaimed that aha had rather be whipped thin Jail. Thia waa taken a* the expression of the which they desire V. Burne ?ort of writing w?* dr?' called an Inden tarn, by which r billi J, having alp wa* mad? to bind herself a? an apprentice to on HARMON, who lb oren pcm eoriavatad thal her so ward should be flogged. Quite enough waa tbot have been thu* conceded to the mockery of legal I Idea, and th* impatient aa**mbUge, conti*tlng of prisoners who b*TS been convicted, except tho trata, hastened to execute th* penalty a? Phnh* .wa* oondocted lato an adjacent where, lt ? ruot toroa sixty yard* rom ob. any read, ibo was halted and told to take her dre**, sh* not obeying with alacrity, the prisoners snitched ll off her ah snider*. Biri] her wxiat, except of ha ch*mito, abo was than w i v nv.- <>r WICHO tuen lu sncreajtosj, br whom, according i i ht' Ic.'lhiieiiy of mic nf thciii.tmebuiidrcd (lint twrtily. x (I'JC) lashes wcru iulllclcd upon ber half ni'.v 1 IH> .rilli rmi. Ihren IV.I loug ami cnn half tu I lire, -i- ;;!.tli -... un Inch thick. Her garment nu* rut thrungli ami through; blinni mn from the ?nip? mined on lier lacerated li.nck ; ono gash lu lier Heall tlirco day* nfl. i, show ed four Iii' lu ? Iii knuth ; thc liea y li'ows t.fl MI. her permit? at random ; nho wan pi 'i - ! ; ?Iii' wan imlled ; ono waa kicked lu tho nullum M ? ll . ni bala il m-eiiiK that noe nf lim S.TII- .1, mi rprl m:' li, 1111111 r. not utterly Insensible t? tho M Ova tuite sud M a of tile ?Tit lu-J victim wnn on far touched by tho ?poetarle- of lier torture, that tho cry waa wruug from lilin, "lloye, don't hurt her breantl" Having aatlated their aa va go vengeance, hertoriuculore, fatigued by their oxortions, withdrew; not, however, without considering the proiwsal of ono of the number lo return and glvo hor ten mun' lashes rach, to stop her screaming. Finally, tho |Kwr child, wounded and groaning, was permitted to make her nay to tho houno of her Mistress, wboro for j days she suffered, scarcely ablo lo crawl to hor unre ?nllleil task, or even U> wear lier dollies without pain. lu the rev ullin? crime Hunt brierly outlined, all of | IIIPHI pe laos? rn aro Mlinwn tn have lieen cager par IICIIISIIIM. In lim lui. nvl nf iiutrjgcd Juntlcu it is to 1 bo deplored Hint Ibo perpetrators ha'o been adjudged to millen-.. iiuiilHliini'iits w> in nh iptstn to tho euormity of their nOVuce. Tim IT." . ' iiim:" and findings aro o|i|irovcd ; and, in | view of Ibo dolay which would result from ruvlslon, the ncnloiiccH am apiiroved, and lim comrunu jell at I'lymoulli ls designated ax thu place of confinement. Tb? Commander of tho Foal of Plymouth will seo that tho sentence* are nzccuicd. UT COMDANtl Of M AJi'Il (I kSl:i: u. 1>. H. SICKLES ; J. W. CLOUS. Capt. ?Ith II. S. Infantry, A. I). C. and A. A. A. U Ol r-N Ul. : J. W. CLOUS, Capt Mill I n fun lr y, A. D. C. and A. A. A. O. August'll \ SHIP CHANDLERY, ETC. NOTICE. THE IiKRKHKIONKD HKOS TO INFORM ms ' fr'onils and tho pilbil.', dat bc has purchased thu STOCK <IKSIIIPCHANIII.;:Y ?.r .:.?. uto Arm of CHAKI, TUOMKY ft Co.. and will carry . n tho biielm-sH or SHIP CHANDLER AND OENEIIAI. COMMISSION MER? CHANT, at Ibo OLD STAND, No. 18 EAST HAY. TUEODOHK D. CLANCY, No. IB East Hay. August 'il 0 MACHINE SHOPS. December 15 WILLIAM S. HENEREY, MIMD AND FOUNDER. Ko. till Meeting street, (MOA ll LINK,) CHARLESTON, S. O MANUFACTURES STEAM ENODJES. BOILERS and MACHINERY, Saw Mills. Corn Mills, Horse Powers, Verllcsl and Horizontal Sugar Mills, Cotton itead CriiHheni, McCarthy Colton Oius, and all kluds ol Inn? and li ra? M Castings, tn order. April 05 HtsluCioo AFFLICTED ! SUFFER NO MORE! When by the ?so of DR. JOINVILLE S ELIXIR you . ni be cured permanently, and at a trilling cost. The sHtuniebliig ?unT which has attended thia tu ralualilo lueillciuu for Physical and Nervous Weakness Jcucral Debility and Prostration, IXIHS ot Muscular Kc -.ruy, Iiu|Hilctii'y, ur any of the consequences ufyouthfu. udtacrcilnu, renders ll tile moat valuable propimuon -.vcr discovered. lt alli remove all nervous affections, depression, ox .Iiiineiit. iucapselty to study or bualneaa, ljss of memo? ry, couliiaion. tliimghtn ul self deslruetlon, fears uf in? anity. .Vc. ll will restiro thu apiietitc, renew tliu health il' Un-ie who have destroyed ll by .uiiausl excess or evil practices. Young Men, bo humbugged no moro by "Quack Doc tore" ami Ignorant piaetllluncrs, but aend un inuit dulay Tor tho Elixir, and bo at oueo restored io health and hap? piness. A perfect Cure I* Uuarautccd in every luatance. Prteo $1, or four bottles to ono oddro'S ?3. Ono li "Hie is sufficient to ..licet a euro In all ordinary ?ara. ALSO, DR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIO PILLS, for the rpoody and permanent euro nf Oonorrhira, (Heel, L'rr Jiral Discharges, < inn el, Stricture, and all ancx-llons r.l lim Killin yu und illadder. euros effected in from uno to Iv? days. They sro prepared from vegetable ca trac ls ibat are hamden* ou the uvaleni. and never nauseate the ibimach or Impr?gnalo the breath. No change of diet t uecesaary wblhi using them, nur does their action in my manner lutericio with business pursuits. Pri e fl pcrbox. Lu her of thc above-mentioned article ! will bo rent to I my address. closely rivaled, and poat-i>aid, hy mall or I -Hirers on receipt nt price. Address all orders to UEItUElt. SUU11S tc CU., CucuilalH, Marri i 30 Iv No. .?.HT. River street. Troy. N.1 ~SARATOGA "EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER. rflHE WATER OF THIS SPRINO IS RELIEVED TO I bo unenuollcd by that ol any other lu tho far-famed valley of Saratoga. Hs virtues aro such aa have secured lt tho high encomiums or all who bavo used it, possess lng, as lt does, in an eminent degree, cathartic, diuretic, alterative and Ionic ipjalltlcs. From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D., Professor Practico of Physic, Jefferson Medical Collego, Phihv liJphia, formerly of Charleston ,H. U. I n 11.vi,KI.i i in, November IS, 1845. 1 have been fora year or moro past In the habit ol Laking the water of tho "Excelsior" Spring of Saratoga, nccustorurxl during tho great portion of my Invalid lile to use tba di H?re-ut wale rn of the several fountains which Lion up along Hutt remarkable valley, dependent. Indeed, ipon thurn tor much of lbs comfort 1 enjoy, I am eatis led that the Excelsior Water ls as well adapted sa any jiher among them, if not more ao, to tho purposes far J hieb they are generally employed, ll ls 7try agreeable, ?Irongly Impregnated willi the carbonic acid, bvely and ?parkung. . . . I can heartily and conscientiously recommend it to alt who need a gentle cathartic and lluretlc. HAUDEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D. Tho Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, sad jacked lu good order for shipping, Pints In boxea ol 'oar doten each, and Quarts in boxes of two dozen each SOLD AT WHOLESALE BY GOODRICH, WINGMAN & CO., I in port crs mid Wholesale Druggists, No. 1S3 MISBTINO BTREETi OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. HO WIK & MOISE, No. 1S1 MEETINO BTBEET, Oppetito Charleston Hotel. And for solo by first class Druggists and Hotels. January l'J_timo THE ?0CT1IERN EXPRESS OTANV, Ollico No. 147 Meeting sUv/1. CONNE CTI0N8 WITH ALL ' Railroads Throughout UNITED STATES. Every uttcntlon given to the safe Pransnibsion of Freight, Money, ind Ynlunhles. V1LL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGHQ TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY FREE OP CITARQE. ll. n. PLANT. President, April 10 Augusts, O a. NOTICK. rHB SHTPPINO AND OOMMTSSION BUSINESS I will for tho nrmont bo rarried an aa usual hy the indorslgnod at No. IB East Dav, over tba store formerly ccaptca by CHAKI, TUOHEY lt CO. ? t Ali persons having Individual claims must present the .mo, and thoee indebted individually will make pay I tnt IO JOHN TUOHEY. July M_._ Tho Greenville Mountaineer [S PUBLISHED EVERY TnURflDAY, AT ?1 SO Ff.il year, tn a I vance. Advert? se men ta inserted at usual ates. U. K. ELFORD, May IQ Editor and ProorU'?o? I AUCTION SALES. Large and attractive sate vj' Dry, Millinery ami Fan*/ floods. Hats, Caps, Loots, Shoes, Ao lions, ike. ' KILROY & CO. Will noll HUH DAY, ?id iusUnt. ?I tin lr Salcareoui?. No. 13H Mooting ctr, . 1, A wall .elected Block of DH Y. MILI.INK11Y AND FANCY HOODS. coNSUrriNO nr : Uleirhcd end Drown RUKKTIMG, Giuihains, Calico. French .od MoumltiK Robes, rrlutoil Mu.llu, Naln.uok, Linen, Chock and Dr ll. Ladles' and (lent's Dudor Clotb InK, Huo|> Skirts, Corset*. Duper Collars, Hosiery, Silk sud Kid Ulove*. Moaqulto Notting. Silk sud Pearl Hut- j tons, Hibben*, bugle Trimmings, lluuics, llloude Lace, ll air Nota, Neck Ties, Scarf Pins, and NoUuns. A largo aasortiuonl Men's sud Doy's FELT HATS, BoCts, Shoe., Ac, Ac. All of tho above- will bo sold positively without reservo ? for cash._ August ?J MILLIKAN Hi HVS. Will .ell THIS DAT. nd Inatant, at .'o. ? V. ..lue Hange, at lu o'clock. KU UNITt'HK. Mattresses, Meat Safes, Cooking Utou ?Hi. Dry Ooods. Shoe?, Notions, Ar. Unlimited anieles received- August 'ii Baie or the Florida Atlantic & Gulf I Central Railroad. fTU|E FLORIDA ATLANTIC k OBI.F CENTRAL X RAILROAD COMPANY having fallisl lo pr?vido Ibo sinking lund for tho redemption of their Imuds. as quired liv law, uotlco is horvby given Hutt ou Ibu minmi DAY OF HK1TEM UK.lt. 18C.7. I will offer fur salo at public aucUnn, to tho highest bidder, at 1-nko City. Florida, tho Fionna All antic A llulf Central Rail? road, and all Its property of every kind. Terms raab. Stamps al thu coat of purchaser. Ry order of Ibu Hoard ofTruatocaof tho Internal Improvement Fund. ll mm A. COULKY. Salesman. A? gust an ti A UR I C U ITU R AL. COTTONI BANDS. TUE C11LEURATED 'Arrow Tie" Cotton Band AN IMPROVED METIIO? OK FASTRKINU IHUN HANDS ON DALES. SECURED RY ROYAL LETTERS DATENT; ALSO. DY CONTINENTAL. COLONIAL. AND AMERICAN PATENTS. . A aubnlilutn for Hope In haling Colton. Costs 1, *a. in pul on faster, holds tho bale .mailor, and I will not rot. Adjusted lo tho ?I/o of Um hale, al tim Press, nnd with the aamo facility aa Rope. Painted and put up ;n tho most convenient form for I transportation. Theso TIES nra acknowledged by all who havn unod them to bn tho best luvculnt. A fresh supply Jual received, and fur sale hy HO Hi: KT MURE & CO., AUENTH I UH Stn 'Ml < Altlll.?NA Aug mt 18_Imo TIES. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., .FACTORS, OFFICE UR. Mini AND ClltlKtll SI'S., AOKNTS FOR BEARDS' Patent Iron Tie. BEARD cSc BRO., NOB. titi ANO 1*3 MAIN HT,, ST. LOUIS. Krnur.i oilier No. 457 Broadway, New York. PATENTEES, MANUFACTURERS AND IM? PORTERS BEARD'S PATENT LOCK TIE. The greatest invention of thc age for RALING COTTON, WOOL, HAY, ?ve., combining strength with rapid? ity of adjustment to Rides of any size. _Augual la_thitulmo CHARLESTON" AGRICULTURAL WAR?HOL'S? AND SEED STORE. LITTLE & MARSHALL, No. 140 Meeting .Street, (OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL,) Dealers In all kinda of Agricultural Implements, SAW AND ROLLER GINS. COTTON GINS. GRISWOLD GIN. HEN EUE V8 MCCARTHY OIN*. H. L. EMERY Si HON ? SAW OIN AND CON? DENSER, for Hand or Horno Power. SOUTHERN COTTON CO.'S OIN. NEW YORK COTTON CO.'S OIN. BROWN'S DOUBLE CYLINDER OIN. BROWN'S HAND OIN. CARVER'S OIN. EAGLE GIN. HORSE POWERS. LITTLE GIANT HORSE POWER. THE LITTLE GIANT, THE BEST, MOST COMPLETE AND CHEAPEST HORSE POWER MANUFACTURED. In Introducing thia new Power Into tho mm kel. we would stale that the following aro soma of the advan? tage* possessed bv the "LITTLE Of ANT" over all other Hone power! : I. Hoi nat strength on account of beingdonble-geared, which not only doubles the strength by dividing tho strain on twice the number of teeth, but by gearing on both aides of the wheels lt equalize* the waar on oho shan*, and materially lessens ibo friction, enabling the hornea to do mach mora work than with any other Power. X IU co m pac Lu im? ami nitrome portability, lt weighing about one-half aa much ns other Horse powers, and occu Elnar but one-third the space, lt can be packed In email zea, thus saving much expense. It la no aim plo that tho moat Ignorant peraou would have no difficulty In palling lt together. 3. The facility with which lt can lie adjusted to any Und of machinery at any angle, either on tho ground or over head, without moving lt from Ila foundation, will be appreciated by farmers and planters as specially adapt? ed Cor driving Cotton Oin*. HORACE !.. E MER VB PATENT ENDLESS RAILWAY HORSE POWERS. NIBIIWITZ'S MOWING AND REAPING MACHINES. WASHING MACHINES. Plows of all descriptions, Cnst Iron and Steel. PLOW CASTINGS, tn ovary variety ; Cu Ul valora ; Hone noe* ; Harrow* ; Cul Iron Field aud Gardon Rol? len ; Fan M Ills ; Corn MRU ; Corn Shollon; Corn and Cob Crusher* ; Hay, Straw and Corn Stalk Cultora ; Planta* linn Carta and Wagons ; Canal and G ardon Benowa ; Sugar Milla ; Q ?ind* to noa ; Road Scrapers ; Churn* : Hiovela ? Spades ; Hakea ; Porks ; Hoes, Ac, Ac. dar? li u Booda, of all Kinda, warranted pure and Fresh. LITTLE & MARSHALL, No. 140 Meeting Street, (OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL,) ' CHARLESTON, S. C. Janela _tula* WAILEY'S PATENT 8ELd?-FABTENING WROUGHT IRON BUCKLE TIE. FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED AT LOUISIANA STATE FAIR. Tl IS AS CHEAP A TIE, ANB TUE DEBT ONE YET L invented. It la the (.trongeet Tie, standing by teat a strain of ('(OOO) two thousand pound*. The moat easily adjusted Tie, aa lt U sclf-fiuitrnlng. Tho moat simple, requiring only to slip the bind toto tho buckle, and tho alaetlclty of tba cotton I a* tens itulf, and lt cannot bo come rm fattened. For aale, In largo or small quanUUes, by . BOSS. RORERTS A CO.. Commission Merchante and General A/1 e.nu. No. M Front street. New York City. STREET BRO. A CO., Agsntm, July IS_arno ' Chai le. ton. B. C. "EAGLE" COTTON GINS, MiAK OB LT BT BATES, HYDE & CO., ' Bridgewater, Motee. NEW TOHK-ttf W?jft?elreeL BoarfOH-o PhcsnU "oWLog. NKW oiiLKAHS-il 0t7eE.ee street Aogajte _AU ?TIOIN18 Al ES._ Pvsilicr Sale, shits, SlioubUrs, Strips, llulter, Vhetme and Hams. UV T. M. CATHU. Will tic noli! THIS DAY. on Bruwu'* Wharf, st J/ peat B. 7 lllnl. SIDES I non Shoulders, In lol. con strip? HO m kum and tub? Haller, all froth, Just oui of Un) Darli? 1G It?r?es liagitod llama in boxen Cuerno. Conditions cadi. Auguat tl Hams. Shoulders, Strips. Ac. nV I.\l ll Hi ck AI.K' AM1KII. THIS DAV, Md nm., will hr .old bcftm our nhire. Kn. 1:17 Kail ll.)-, al lOo'cltH'k. Ul llcrri'ti DADOED HAMS 200 Shoulder? 'JOH New York Strip? HUH Ilium io Tnim Iluttcr I'IIii rt Cheese ANO Sundry other ARTICLES. CoiidlUou* canil. August 2.! Huron, on Aettiw.t of u3 (A)iwerncd. ?IV lt. .V A. I?. I ALI) iv i : i.i.. THIS DAY, lim itt taut., ?ill lui wild bofom our ?lure, No. Ut) Kant Hay, at lo o'clock, ou account of all con? cerned, :i hin!.i. Killin:]) sillies. Condllton* cailh. August 22 Hams ! Hams ! ? i I : i i i n tn- Ai CO. Will noll THIS DAY, in Iront of their More, at ID, o'clock. 35 Uer . J. I" Smith'? choice KtlOAlt-CUltED HAMS. A H. u.l SI Shoulders, Strips. Pork, otc. .IKKKOHDS M ? O. Will noll THIS DAY, In front of their atore, ot'j>, o'clock, GOO choice SHOULDERS W ki lt, choice lluttor t!S Mili sugar-cured Strips IG half lihl?. Family Pork lu half mil-. Pork 1 rimming* '20 lnum now Manufactured Tobacco. August ri Clothing. UV .11)11% (.. MIL.?.OR Ai CO. TO-MORROW. ?U Instant, at lu o'clock, will 1K told, at our micii. .II ..tearoom, No. l i l Meeting atroet, TUREE I'AUKA (I K K nis'MUTivi or: :a HIIOWN COTTON SHIRTS. ll? Kunwy Jacket* 70 Holl..r.iilc .Inckctfl 101 pair L'ottoundo Panta li KITS.-y Blankets 7 dozen 'th Spring Hoop SKI rt u Thu above ?ell adapted lor l'lautattou uar. Condition? raab. Auguat il t'NDKIt DK< KKK IN KUI'ITV. Hoschrr ea. Af? yer. Administrator. Will bo auld mue i Ibu dlrouiiou of tho uiidoraUiurd, In front ot thc Old Cuitom House, en THU11SDAY, thu ?mu day of August. 1807, at ll o'clock A. af., ALI, THAT LO 1 Ol' LAND lo Ulla elly altuato on Uie southwest i omer of Roao Lane and Liue ?tren, nu am ir lug uurthwardly ou Lin? atroet ntnoty-alx (VG) feet, morn or leas; tho same on tho Kouth Uno; ceatwardly on HOBO I -MU? ono hundred and twenty-five (135) feet, moro or len?, aud the narnu on tho weat Hue. Terni H-one third cash; bataneo In one and two years, ? poured by bond and mortgage, with inn-rrat i>ayabhi scml-ounually. Purchaser to pay for paper* and st* mp?. JAMES TUPPER, Auguat 8 _ _lht _Master In Equity. t'NDKIt DECREE IK EQUITY. .If ii" ny BS. Molo ny. Will be nulli, under tho dtroction of the underalgued, In front of tbo Old Custom Houao, on TUESDAY, the luth day or M i> lum tur. 1807, at ll o'clock A. M.. ALL THAT LOM OF LAND altuato at tbonorfbeaat corner nf cunn ii and Cumberland streets, measuring and oontalnlng lu front ou Church rtxect tduety-two i tu ) feet, by forty (10) feet in width on Cumberland atroet, and ninety.tlireo (93) foot from north to south on east line, by twenty-eight feot nine Inches (28 fcot U Inchca) In width on hack linc: bounding north ou lands-; cast on loti.f land designated In plat of Charlo* Parker. Lily Surveyor, dated Ssth January, IB3U, by Number 2; aoutb on Cumberland street, and wo*t ou Church street. * Ti rm? i un third raab; balauco lu ono or two yean, secured by mortgage of tho promisee, with privilege to purchaser lo pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papan and Rlanipa. JAMES TUPPER, Auguat 20 tutti Master In Equity. PRIVATE SALES. Ticenly Forms on John's Island, seven mites from the Oily. BY SMITH ?Ki McOILLIVHAY, Real Mutate nroltrr*, Ko. Ttl Urond street. At l'riMU. Hale TU.VSii LANDS arc lieaulllully located OD tho Klump River. Immediately opposite Kew Town Cut. First class long cotton aud provision landa. Tho Fnrnni aro about 20 acre* each. Row boat* can reach thu city In two hour*, to Riipply the markets. An mimi rah in opportuni? ty la thu* presented lo persona of imall moana deni ring to cngapo In farming. Call at No. 27 BROAD STREET, and aco Plat* of them Farms. Auguat lu MU M. QUINN, Wholesale & Retail Dealer IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, ETC. No. .vi 7 KI Ntl STREET (Oppoelto AUU I I'.-et I. C li a r 1 o a t o ir, C. S. Tho LATEST ISSUES ol tho Pres* alway* on band. Kubscriptiona received and Goods delivered or for? warded by Mall or Expresa. All CA8H ORDERS wUl bo promptly attended lo. February 28_ly FUN FOR ALL ! FULL INSTRUCTIONS HY WIIICII ANY PERSON, mato or female, can master Ibo grrat art of Von triloqulsm by a lew houri,' praeUce, making a world ol fun. and after bc-ouiiug experts themselves, can teach other*, thereby making lt a uourco of Incnnio. FuU in? struction* sont by mail for 60 cents. SattsAicUoa guar? anteed. Address P. O. Drawor 21, Troy, N. Y. May 13 _ lyr AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK. Factory, llmlsou City, N. J. WHOLESALE SALES ROOM NO. ll JOHN- STREBT, NEW YORK. ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD PENOIIQ nf superior quality aro uianofactivrod and offorea at fair tenn* lo Ibo Trado. Tho public aro Invited , lo give tho AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL tho prc I ff renee. THE PENCILS ARE TO DE HAD AT ALL THE PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AND MilxION DEALERS. ASK. FOR THE "AMERICAN. LEAD PENCIL. " TUTtUOKUl. HUEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC ROIIOOL, 1 Eaorscauxrso Dxrurratrirr, I YALE COIXSOK, November 18, l KM. J I have alway* recommended the Faber I'olygrado Lead Pencil* aa the only pencil* fitted for both ornamen? tal and malhemaUral drawing; but. after a thorough trial of Ibo American Polygrade Lead Fenelia, niau ? factored hy tho American Lead Pencil Company, New York, I find them aupcrior to auy pencil la uaa, evan to the Faber or the old English Cumberland Lead Pnucil, being a superior pencil for aketcblng, ornamental and mechanical drawing, and all th* ordinary uaeaofalMd pencil. Tboao pencil* are very finely graded and have a very smooth lead; oven the aoflcat penoil* bold the point web; Un.) aro all that can be desired In a penclL It give* mo great pleasure to be able tn ?aa il re American* tint thor wUl no longer bo compelled to depend upon Goxminy or ?ny other foreign market for pcno'l*. LOUIS rtAIL, Professor of Dr J -?lng, kc. tu. i tue 11 JJ au arr* arran: tO- "AMERICAN LEAD PEN OIL CO. N. Y." Nono genuine without tao einet name of tbs firm |00k to IL_December 1* November 27 WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, CATAWBA COUNTY, NOBT1I CAROLINA. THU PBOPRIETOltS OF THIS CELEBRATED W ATERI NO PLA0K, having gone to great expense ?Ince tho hut season. In changing tho position of and re* pairing tba COTTAGES, gradi n g tho Walka and ereollng new Building!, trxzolhoi- willi many other improvement*, will opon TUESPBlNGb for tho reception ol visitor? ou Saturday, June 1st, 1807. Reino; situated In the northwestern part of tho Bute, In a country remarkable for ita bcautly and heal mini? no**, these, together with tho virtues of Ike Watara, rna*o lt one of tho moat desirable WATEBINO PLACES In tho country. THE MINERAL WATERS Of TBS SI-RINGS are the While and Blue flaxtpbur, and Chalybtiile, and they poeaoa. all tao fine.! quaUUae of theJ water*, and ari gSWjgMll for?lltUaaaaea nf Om I IVFII BOWELS. STOMACH and KIDNEY8. ^tOmmMUomim by any of the roads lead ? ?.n.tluri wVc.. and at that point the Wettern ^f?tt??- wdl convoy ?mors to Hkkorr miliare at which puce conveyances aro alway* In attend .r^^oUe tolerate THE fiphrNOH. nr WUITE. of the Medical College of Virginia, will ba at THK SPBJN08 tbo ontire season, and Invalida may mir upon good attonUon. . ii??ing?8*'" aocured tho service* of Mrs. WHEN?, ,cd msde ample anangemonta for keeping a GOOD TADLE, and tho boat Wine?, Liquors and Megan, and baring engaged Smith's Band for thu Seaton, we aately promise to all every convenience for 'iploaaure, comfort md amuaement that may bs doalrod. BOARD PER MONTI!..'...MO CO BOARD I'BR AV KKK. IB OD BOARD PER DAY. 3 tio Children ander T yean) af atc* ?sid itr a-axnta Half Prto?. J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO., rilOFHTKTORH. May 00 imo