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flip |ai?i| |P;US. NJ'?WS SUMMARY. Cotton closed in Noir York at 28c. for Middling Uplands. Cold closed at Ul. An editor, rofe: ring to patent niotnlio elr-light con. rm, sa.VB: "No person having onco tried ono of timm COI?UH will over uso nov other.'' The fain ?ne in India Inst year destroyed 1,500,000 lives, mid forced the Hindoos, who will not ont .log? or cats or cows, to dine oil' thoir own chil? dren. A laslidious Chicagoan finds fault with the practice of smoking at funeral?, although ho does not object HO strongly to chowing if conduct jd in nu unublriisivo wny. Two freedmen lind n pistol light in a church ju Carrol ton, Mo., Homo two weeks afro, nt s mt wini nhmiiil walk nt thc head of an cmiinci palinit procession. lllM.V TOIIVKK, seventy years old, run unveil miles against limo on Ibo Union courso, at Wil? liamsburg. ? low days since. Ho niado il ill 58 minutes, 10 seconds. A dispatch from Calveston suya : "An order has lacon issued forbidding distinction hy railroads mid othet chartered companies, which are com? mon carriers, in relation lo passengers, on ac? count of color, taco or previous condition." A convict in Auburn priBon had himself boxed up as a caso of brogans, and but for an unlucky niislake in marking tho box would liavo bcou ex? pressed away to frocdom, As it happened, his attempt, Ultu tho box, was bootless. lu 1853 tho KusBian army consistod of 680,000 men. At tho prosoiit timo it consista of 800,000 ?nen. Tho number could bo easily increased to 1,800,000, besides 300,000 irregular troops. Tito Czar linn, therefore, n total military forco ol'near? ly 1,500,00(1 men. A suspicious clink wai heard from tho garments ol' a suspicious female at a recent pic-nio near (?olhnui, mid, on investigation hy a blushing Fe? nian, il wau louml I hat shu bad huon stealing luger h.'or glasses. Shu bad struug them around her garters. 'fi ID Aul on is right in saying thal "if MoxicaiiB would put Katx>iiKt>o Ui bard labor in macadamis? ing roads, hang ber brigands, collect hex Inxos, and establish tolerable courts of jiiHtico, wo war? rant tin 11; will lie little talk any?boro about re? generating ber from tho outside. Thc Chilians are greatly alarmed at tho oxpccV cd return of Ibu Spanish squadron. Tho Qovoi n mcnt finely express their opinion that tho Span? iards will very shortly nmlto their appearance. BOOM preparations len o Iv en made for tho defence of Yalpara JO, but it is feared that thoy aro insuf tlciout, and thal Ibo city may bo buriiod. As scalping is n somewhat raro experience, Mr. THOMPSON'S sensations aro of considorabto in tere a. Ho nays that when, after sawing and hacking alvon! his head for half on hour, nial giving a fin? ishing cut over his loft temple, tho scnlpor gave it a'joik becnuao ilHtuck a little, it "just foll na if the ?bolo head waa taken right off." The Augusta Cbnsfifiif?onn.'??f of yosterdny anya: STEPHEN D. Hr.ino. Esq., received nt his ware houso tho ind now balo of cotton that has como to tho city this acason. It is classed a good stylo of Strict Middling, weighs live hundred aud Atty pounds was raised in Chamhor County, Alabama, and purchased by Mr. H. P. RUSSELL, at 30 cents per pou ml. Panama correapondenco to August 12 states that General SANTOS Ur III mu ?t, Ibo aclual President of Columbia, arrived on tho 7th instant and was re? ceived with grand demonstrations. Ho waa await? ing a vessel tu convoy bim to Cartbagona. Shoals of humpbacked whales havo bcon discovered just he> und tho entrance to tho bay, and sovoral cap? tures had been made. Tho health of the Isthmus was good. Tho Kingston (Jamaica) .Tbumnf says n me? morial was in course of signaturo to tho Oovom inen t on behalf of tho now scheme or American immigration, and tho plan waa receiving tho hearty support of tho community. Upwards of a hundred Jamaica colonista, however, left King? ston in tho ?donner Montezuma, for Colon ; and timie would have I. many moro if accommoda? tions could ho provided for thom. Thc New ih'dford Mercura tells of a husband in Now York whoso wifo died h: furo her donlist had H JIU homo an uxpousivc sot of fatso tcotb which ho wan niaiiiifnctiiriiig for bur. Tho afflicted hus? band loudened to say that tiny would not bo nocded, but nu tho job was completed, ho bad to agree upon a compromisu for ten dollars. Hy way of making tho matter satisfnutoy all round, tho widower begged tho uno of tho teeth for tho fu ncial, promising to return them thc next day. Wo have filen from 1 inti ali Hondura?, duU.il at Heh... ' on tho 7lh of August. Tho Omimcrcial Ad? vertiser of that day remarks : "A party of soven tceu ur eighteen goiillomou, with thoir funiihcs, have rotiirttcd to Belize from ?panisb Honduras, porfootly disgust:*! with tho soil, climate and government of thal republic." Tho santo paper, in a lliiancial and commercial report, gives tho lui'nwing quotations aa prevailing in Bolizo: nato of exchange of bills ou Englaud, $500 per ?100 sterling- Flour, tHQlGpor bbl.; rico, SG037 per 100 lbs.; ;oni, $2 25(32 50 por bbl.; yams, $2 25@2 60 por 100 lbs.; buef, *22?2C per bbl.; butter, 37i@ 50c. per lb.; lard, llffll?c. per lb.; pork. $21@25 per bbl.; mahogany, $50(??80 per 1000 feet, pitob pino, |35@n0 por 1000 foot. I,cttors havo been received from Pom dal od at Lima arid Callao on tho 28th of July. Congress was still in session. Laws had bcon passed pro? hibiting tho Pr?sident from sending away any more guano on consignment, and authorizing him to soil at Limn. All Spaniards who havo not he come citizens will now bo required to leavo Ibo country. Tho annivorsary of Peruvian indepen? dence waa oppropriatoly colobratod. General HOVEY, tho American Minister, hail gono to Chile, it was supposed to facilitate terms of peaco with Spain, and Mr. Y .MIMI MILS, tho Brazilian Minis? ter, had gono lo Ecuador, probably on account of a mlBunderslaniling with Ibo authorities lu Peru. Mew- had benn received of ibo ap]ioaranco of three Spanish mon-of-war at Montevideo, but no confir? mation of it bad arrived. On Saturday last, says tho Augusta Oonsliution alist, a win Ui woman in Hamburg . roqnoatod a colored woman, tho n.fo of an old colored man in tho employ of thc South Carolina Railroad, to take care of an infant for lier for a fow honra, stating thal alie H i II h e il tn go down Ibo road and would rellim on tho evening train. Tho colored woman tonk the child and bas il yet, tbo whito woman having failed to return. Tho woman ia doscribed aa "good looking," and about twenty-three or twenty-four yonra of ago. Tho child ia a fine boy, about four weeks old. Col. JAMES \V. M RC EU ITU has tho lillie, stranger iu charge for Ibo present. Ho thinks the mothar nli.nikl oome for her child or Bind him somo clothes, as tho little fellow w.is nearly nuked whon loft in charge of tho old colored woman. . Tho New York Herald bas letters from Clule, dated at Santiago, July IC, and Valparaiso, July 17. Tho return of tho Spaniards to tbo Pacific wai re? garded as certain, aud work on tho fortlficationa at Valparaiso WBB boing pushed rapidly forward. It waa rumored that Peru had ordered her squad? ron to leave tho waters of Cbilo and return to Cal? lao, and hard feelings had boon revived in co?ac quenco en tho part of tho Chileans. A inpturo of tho alliance between tho rep?blica would bo tho signal for nu independent adjnatnioiit nu tho part of Cbilo with Spain. A controversy with Brazil ia boing carri nd on lu tho meantime, regarding tho occupation of Rio Janeiro by tho Spanish Soot, bnt it baa not boon givon to tho public. Buenos Ayres waa alunit to moko a demand mt Cbilo for repara? tion for certain dnmago tlono during tho Mendoza rebcUloii. Tho ell tod Peruvian and Ohilonn flt els ?wera ettr) at Coquimbo. Orcat niano misted in Valparaiso ot tho reported approach ot tho Spani? ards. Hoon after tho death of Judge HAS tn, of Florida, nays tho Tallahassoo Floridian, Govornor WALKER iccommcndod Hon. Jom* PRIEMD, of Fomaniint, for tho vacancy. Geuoral POPE, however, ap? pointed Mr. J. li. HUBBAMO, of tito Philadelphia IfVil, who has only boon In Florida air.eo April I Mt, ia not a citizon of tho State, and has not 1 oon admitted to tho bar of any of ibo cirouita. Wo sa> nothing as to bim, but Gon. POPR'H con? duct in .bo matter, iii disregarding tho rocommon daSl m nf Ibo flo vernor, is vary singular, to say tho Ional of il. Cinler Um constitution and laws of thu Htr.to no person eau fl'l any onion In Ibo government unload ho ls a citizon, and it lakes twulvo month's roaidonoo to mako a citizen. Wo think lt highly probable, howover,' that Oon. Popo hon bcon Imposed upon. It ls not to be supposed that ho would import a Jud go, and yet tim eflcot in thia Instance ia tho samo as if ho hail dono so. In appointing Mr. HusninD, ho dnnbUoas imagined that ho waa at least a oltl zon, if not a practicing lawyer, of Ibo Stein, bnt it innis ont that be is nollher tho ona nor tho otber, and under tho airenniBUnoos it is not un? reasonable to eupposo that tho Gonoral would ro considor tho matter ll tho facts woro mada known to him." Tho Fmndian dona not say whether" Mr. Pnttivn can toko tho iron-clad, or whether ?ny other lawyer of tho H Ute oan thus qualify. CURK13NT TOPICS. Tun HEW VOIIK lAil'jer nays: <It itt computed that ?fly thousand Americana aro nt present "doini! Europa," Hid mi our fashionable people Bru idigratiDg in enni)i< wbllo (boy rur-igralo bul HIO'.VIv, it in not improbable Hint Uio number ?ill bo Bwollcd to ono hundred thousand before inid winter. "Dear, delightful Parin" ?H, or colimo, tho ju in i-ipnl pleasure-ground of this debonair cloud. Tho dentro of fashion, tho Pnrndino of Intrigue, tito 1'iiee.in City ?ben? (hu Howor-wienlhcd chnl Icoof Temptation is pinlTerud to Wealth and bolly il every tum, draws our fust young nien into UH whirl of disreputable disHipal iou as surely UH a beacon light on tho ?inboard nt li ad? ldc Killis ?ntl llsh-hnwk I. Tho Oornntn Span, uoxt to Puris, aro tho places ?boro Americans must do congre? gate Baden-Radon in very clonr to Ihcni in ovrry H.'iitv of (ho wind. Tito ra enthusiastic ynung "Mil or A nie ri ca i n i-a," who (ru Vol OU lb cir ?loila rH, can "fight tho tijiur" to thulr hearts' con? ten?, ?lid lose their money in grandioso Hlylo lo needy Teutonia barons nml "hurd up" duo tlccimo princes, who pocket it with hsfititta niinj froiti. There, loo. Hmso or mir linly tourists, who uro untiling if not suiuplitotis, hnvu a llnu oppor? tunity to try roiielustouH witli horiilUary rank in tho limiter of fol-do-rols and furbelows. For, a'. ltadon-lladon, bo it known, tho lair ladies of fnsk tou o ear skirls and bodices of Valenciennes, Incu worth t30,000 npioco, .ind pm tho fmillers af their "splendiferous" huts willi nigrottcs of ilittmofids. Of course, the Indie* or our Tonis of tim Flowing Well, and thu fair dnnics of tko lucromungci's who bavo picked up wenllli on tho war-pnlli, aro per? fectly at bomo at Baduu-llndcn. lint, after all, thoro is nothing liko a wiulor in Paris to freshly gilded Americans of botb saxes. EUUESIE is thcro, and NAPOLEON, iie i u is a chanco of gutting, by hook ur by crook, iuto tho Tuileries, and being gazetted among thu .'prosotilod." This is by no moans a great country in tho eyes of ninny of its mushroom grandoon. Fortunately, hovfovcr, tho American iniltions rata (boir country and itu institutions at their trna value, und now that both havu boen saved from ruin at such n tremendous cost, aro prouder of Ulam than aver. Lot tho bo? gus "sovereigns" ciraulato among congcuinl trnmpory abroad. Wa have plenty of tho true me? tal al lom iv llinlringH full and cleur under every test. Sl'EAKlNO OF CATTAIS BlAlinVATT, tim Cn} lil,Ht Mtiqazinv says: "I afton wondered where mid when Captain MAnnYATT bad found tho timu to oultivatc his own mind, fur ho lind had hut few ad? vantages of actual education. 1 siipposo It was from tho groat power and habit of observa? tion which ho possessed that ho learnt intui? tively. Thora was hardly a scientillc subject upon which ho was nut wall informed, bouideu being, MB all the world known, a practically HcioullQo man. I havo beard him regret thut bo was not born a cuntury Inter than his timo, as bo considered tho world, in a scientillc point of viow, as comparatively in its infancy. Ile used to prophesy of Iho great discoveries vol tu bo niado in steam and electricity. Ho took a croat intorest iii niagnotiutn and in phrenology, in jot li af which ho was, I am nure, a linn believer. Ho has boon told by TOWNSHEND that ho was hiru iolf a powerful inoumcrist, bul 1 do nut think ha ivor tested his power. Thoro was hnrdly a modem langango of which ha had nat some knowlcdgo-grammatical knowlcdgo, I mean. Sa Tar on spooking them want, although ho would rat? tle od unhesitatingly Franck, ur Ocrman, oi Italian, or wkatovcr was called for nt tko moment, Iiis tkuroughly llritisk tongua imbued them all .villi so muck of Uio same acconl, tkat il was dif Icnlt to know what thu language was meant for; ndocd, ka used to tell a story of how an Ila lian, if tor listening to ono of his long speeches in Inti iurc.it Tuscan, apulogizod to him, and said ka dh] lot understand Euglisk. M.uinv.viT un away tosen it twelve years of ago, HO that at best hts educa ion must havo boen very limited. THE NEW VOIIK LKDOEU bas tho fullowing strie uros on tho nuisances ot tko day : "Tho ?tersonui lystom of reporting balls and parties whick wai ntroduccd into tins country sumo thirly-livoyean igo, but which we hoped hud diod out in ulindi meo to tho edict of nu improved public tanto, lint -ccontly bcon rovived in all its gloiy. Wholo col nuns aro dorolod to tko mu t fulsomo pulls o adios and gcnUcincn with skeletons ut name died in with d mim i nod slam. Thu ladies drusso: iro particularized from waterfall tu satin slippei ivitk a freedom thal ileservos a horsewhip; nm narringa aiigagciuoiits, real or flctitious, nn ilurtod nut in typo with a boldness lhat seems a* fit must bo tho result nf express permission i lot of pecuniary persuasion. " 'I'la pleasant, sure, lo seo ono's name In print ; A nsuio'n n aimil nlthuuiili Ibero's nullen;; lu lt," ixccpt tho beginning and tko cud, with a fov . . . . ... bolman. Can it bo that our "fash niiaMd peoplo" liko this Bort nf thing. Lut ui injio not; though certainly their asipiiuscauee, i milling morn, is (olio inferred. Tho custom ?H SO uttorly snobbish and un \men nm that it ought to I io laiupoonotl on i of PX ateneo. Among Hying follies thcro is no fairoi ;amo. Reportorial flunkies who mnko It their ?-" duty To kiss Uio shadow or your shoe He," ikould be ruled out of good socioty. A conruzspoNDENT writes that rf ligioua exclu a veness is still mai'itainod in lull force lu Swollen Io says ko was kims' If lately Unod a heavy sum 'for allowing propio to como (ogelkor for wor kip in kia private kouso, during tko hours tba ho Bwodisk church hold service ur mass, as it i 'at called, and tilla Ano was exacted by tko sane ion nf tko King, bofuro wkoso court tko casa wa riod." Ho affirms that "priests, assistod by alic ins and policemen, do yot ontar by forco iuto poe ito's honscs, and by forco tako tho Infants froi inguiabod mothers' anns, to kavo thom legall ?aptined; and a oaao is known in which a poe armor's only cow has bcon taken in payrocnl 'A doctor of medicino, tko chief city pkyaiciar if a largo city in Sweden, and highly esteemed ms lately felt compelled to leave tko country wit lis wife and children, owing ta tho narroiv-mindc niest policy of tho government, debarring ki rrowlng-up children from tho prospect of o vt uaking a rcapcctablo livelihood In their nnth and." Tho government, doas all it can to prove? ho i ml How of emigration, and so far succeeded i 0 moko, it commercially impossible, to ship tkci lirec t from Sweden. Consequently tkuy must Ur .o lo England, citkor to Hu1! or London, fro .hence they oro transfer? ed to Liverpool, whe; .hey Uke.htoaniskips for New York. I Cnn. r Josi in: Cu ASE writes lo a friend in Ph ide I p li i a us fallows, in correction of recent ropor loneorning his private fortuno: "I don't want to I oprcsonted OH particularly poor or particular Itsintoraslcd. I think I am wortk now abuul oi mildred thousand dellars. I should at any ra io quito willing to tako that mun in flve-twontic ind make a clear conveyance of all I have in tl vorld to anybody who will pay my debts. I won liltingly bo worth a great doal moro if I knuw in honest way to got worth more. All that tl >oop] o aro intei rp ted In knowing Ia, that I havel 1 cent which of light holongs to thom. I didi lorre thom to maku monoy out of them, hut iavo monoy tor thom; and I really fool tkat tl ase al s who oro slandering mo ought to ho d louncad, ?nd tho mean attempt to injuro mo ho public esteem exposed. It is much moro ii lortant to the people than It is to mo that Uio vho havo nervod thom faithfully ahall bo fully ai rouorojly sustained, otherwise rascality will bo i premium, and thoao who aro trying lo ma lu m suspect mowill run their arma lo their ahoi lom in their monoy bags." THE PALL MALL OAZJSTTTE oaya: "Another, ai bia timo tho moat eminent, votoran of classic ihilology koa gono to roat. A KOORT DOEOKU di in tko 8d of August, tho birthday of tko found if tho llorlin Unlvnriity, FIIKDKIUCK WILLIAM II ho day which, for tho last thirty yoara ho h won wont to mark, aa public orator, by ono of 1 lollonic orations. Ho was born at Carlsruhe bo Sith of Novombor, 17SS, took his degree. Inlle in 1807, and from that timo to his death : nained in Berlin, rising to tim highest o i'll ces ko learned bodies, of whick ho waa a dist pushed ornament. . It ia noodloas to speak of 1 nenin as a philologist and archroologint. I .hat wo should Uko to emphasize Is tko consi mcy and courage with which, under tko varie mnistrios of Prussia whom ka nirvod, oven tin rf obwruranUBt? Uko Er CHnons and RAUNETI, I o montmn MAXTT.UFFKJ) and BUUIABOK, ko oin o and (ought for hla liberal convictions, and mi igod to kocp the honor nf tko Borlin Univ?ra m tal ti ted hy party ?nil nonce and party mnncenvr A BKCAJ?T CTnuTjLAB of i ho Cardinal, Arckhlali if Honan cnn, Frasco, lo his clergy, exhorting th lo make o fro rta to obtain donations from th ?locka for charitable purposes, oontilns thia cv M? passage : "I have compromised my prc* ind joy roturo. I glvo to tho poor and to church ind Booro tl y or openly to a koot cf poo plc in ? il ires a, as much aa I o in, oven -inore than I oap. lo not keep a oirriago. I wear shone with hu in thom, and .my canaook Ls patched. You hi leen mor? than o n co roy patched elooVos. -1 lat itali that. Ood knowe why I do iL' I am ? Ians to sayo in my pecuniary expenditure for tor v leo of my Mm tor, and am coulent to wear liTery," ' I LAUOJJ?T CIRCULATION.- Thc DAILY NKWB pubUthca thc Official List of Let tcri^ remaining in thc J'ostujjicc at ihr-rmi ti/jiiwA week, agreeably to the fnllaicing section .of thc New Poslojjicc Lalo, ai the utuptgifjtrr having thc largest circulation in thc. City oj Charleston : HI.ITIOS C. Awl ba lt further enacted. Thal HM? or let ti i M remaining uncalled fur tn any Poatolllce In ?my elly, loara or village, where II newspaper ntioll lie printed, Hliall lieri aiIIT lie published once only lu (lie II"WSIKU,HT WhWtl, UfHBU published weekly or iiHener. Kimi' nave Hm larguut circulation within rouge of delivery ut thc sahl lillico aW .h' COMMHilieiMHNII tntcmliit tor publication in tl: it journal must 6c ftdUftfttd to the Klitor iff the Daily Nar?, Kc m Ifuync-tlrttt, ?knrietton, S. ('. Jlusincss Lu-Minunicitttons io ihwraWcT of Daily A'vics. llV'Cftniiof undertake to return rejcctetl communica? tions. Adrcrttfemmti outsii'e of the eily must be accompa? nied teith the cash. CHARLESTON. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21. IEI.7. Jon Wornt.-Wo hove now completed our office BO os to execute, iu tho shortcut possible < timo, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, nnd wc 1 most respectfully oak thc patronage, of our frlouda. (?KN. POPK'S J IT iv tm in: lt . In our paper of Thursday, nuder thc tele graphic henil, wo published General Porn's Jury Order (No. 53), directing thal Grand nml Petit Jurara in his District Bhall be drawn ex? clusively from lists of registered volent with- ' out discrimination. Wc learn, upon high nuthority, that this order is npprovetl by General GHAWT j and I lint il is very probable timi similar orders will soon he issued in thc other Military Districts. Wc learn furthermore, ihni Ibo adoption of this mensure in Ibis District will depend upon thc number of whites that mny register. If a considerable number of whiles register, Hie Registration lists will ?Iso become the lists of jurors; if otherwise. General Gmrns's order, now in force in Texas, mny become Hie ruin hero: requiring tho lest oath to ho submitted to every juror. OKXKIIAI. POPE AND HUN. lt. P. HILL.. Thu press of Ibo whole country at present is occupied with thc consid?ration of the letter roomily addressed by General Porn to Gon oral G KANT. Tho views and comments of tho severn] orgnns nf public opinion aro of course, as is ul ?ny s the case in politicnl questions, in accordance with thc ten?is of the respective parlies they represent. Thus, if wo tnkc np a Radical sheet, wo know beforehand thal we shall lhere find thc COU m. commended by (icu. Poet: toward the Southern Stales, ap? proved and commended; while, of course, thc Democratic press is violently opposed lo il, and denounces, in no measured lernt?, the spirit thal could have conceived such a project. There arc n few Conservative Republican papers also (lint have expressed a decided discpprolmtion oftholyrnnnic.'ilandsummary mnnner, in which thc commander of lite Third Military District proposes to deni with truculent ox-Confcdc rutcs. Of these wc may mention such pa pers us thc Si. Louis Republic**, thc Spring? field llcpublieuii. Ibo New York S-n, and sumo other independent papers of moic or less influence. Rut on the oilier band, thc New York Time*-a pnper which heretofore lins always leaned to mercy's side, nnd been consid? ered very unsound nnd heterodox hy tho high priests nf the Republican party-lins of lute thrown all its influence iuto thc sente of Congressional recoils!ruction, and is giving an un<|iinlified support to the administration of the Military Coiiiiimnders in thc South. Much has been said of a revulsion of feeling, now going on in tho North, ami tho sensation leaders of thc Herald nro pointed lo ns irrefutable evidences of this rorolutiou of public sentiment. As un offset it mny bc staled that in April lust, wbon General Order No. 10 was issued in Ibis Mili? tary District, Ike New York Timex commented severely upon it, characterizing it, in terms very uncomplimentary, as a very tyrannical mensure. Now, thia same paper is a staunch supporter of General SICKLES, nnd of General POPK, fully endorsing their orders. Thc Time?, too, wo have reason lo know, is iv paper that is widely read aiuntig thc best classes of thc citi? zens of New York. True, wc cannot say what its motives may bc for this course. Rut surely no anne man, who knows anything of tho past bialory of New York newspapers, will question tho honesty of thc Time?, while bc stakes his faith on tho Herald. Tho Keening l'ust, another influ? ential New York paper, which lins always been among I he Conservative Republican orgnns, now also takes ground against the President and in favor of thc policy of Congress. f?en. GRANT, who has heretofore been looked upon na one of Hie mai ns lays of Conserv?t ism, and is even now looked upon ns thc probable Demo? cratic candidate for tho next Presidency, upo A the receipt of this letter of General Pora, took tho unusal course of at onoo laying it before thc public, which, there is every reason to believe, ho would not have done bad be not approved Hie sentiments set forthin tho loi? ter. Wo regret to say, moreover, that Ibo Northern press is not indignant and shocked nt the contents of Gen. Porn's letter, and, if wo may judge hythe general tone of tho pa? pers, we should sny that Ibis letter in a incus lire adumbrates iht next act of Congress on thc subject of reconstruction. Wu print this letter iii another part of this morning's News, as we believe ita careful pe? rusal will be instructive to our readers. It will appear that thc courso of thc lion. BENJAMIN ll. HILL, of Georgia, was Hie immediate pro? voking cause that lcd Gen. POPE lo write thia lotter. While wo have no sympathy with thc views expressed by Gen. TOPI:, or tho course he recommends, we uro not prepared to say that Mr. Hui. did not provoke them. We have on several occasions examined Mr. HILL'S speeches nnd Notes and hnvo expressed our dissent. We will, therefore, contont ourselves nt thia time by simply quoting thc following, which wo hnvo not seen noticed in nny of our ex? changes Hint have discussed Gen. Porn's letter. Says Mr. HILL-"I earnestly hopo the people of each of tho ton Stales will go boldly for? ward and preserve and continue their existing State Oortrnmenls, and hold all elections in tho man? ner mol nt the time proscribed by existing Stnto Constitutions, will choose officers qualified according to existing State Constitutions and fair*. If any citizon or officer shall he interfered with in exercising his rights under theso laws, or in discharging tbo duties of any omeo to which bo may bo choaon, let him maka tho issue fear? lessly." Now what doca all thia mean ! Simply ro aistnnco to the law of Congress. General Pop! then, after all, cannot be tho tyrant ho is re? presented lo be, when he permita a free preaa mid froo ?peech, aa ia provod by tho publica? tion of these sentiments, and by the fact of kia not having arrested Mr. HILL. 'Indeed we soe it staled in soma of tho papera that thc objeot of the letter of General POPE is a defence of Ilia courso in not arresting Mr. HILL, aa he hod been directed by General GIM"T, Of lilia wo cannot speak positively. In conclusion, we will give Kx-Qovernor J. ?C. RHOWN'S remarks on tho passage above quoted from Mr. HILL, willoh will show tbe full absurdity of the counsel of tho distinguish? ed Georgian : Tho law uf Congress (loriares tho existing State Kovernmonta illegal, and givea the Military Com mander, power to aat thom aside at pleaarre. It also conf?ra suffrage on tho froodmen, and allows no election to be held HU thor, with tho white men not dlthanohlsod, are registered. The law nlho itinkcu it tho tltil.v of tho Commander nf oneil Militare District to nee that il? |iiov?H?oim oro oxorutcd, and given him all tho military force necessary to that purpose. Now, suppose on tho I first Wednesday in Octobor next, tho pcnplo of | Atlanta, or thoao within tho roach of wy other militnry forco within Ibo 8tate, deluded by Mr. RILL'a advice, ahonld open tho polia and proceed to hold an elect ion for Governor. Members of tba Legislature, etc., and nltould allow nono but tehile men, who aro qualiflod under existing HUto lawa, to voto. How long would tho poll? bo opon hoforo all engaged in tho election would bo under arrosl and on thoir way to priaon V Thoy would, howovor, b&vo HUH niitglo cotiHolalion, in their misfortune, Mr. HILL advised them "to mnko tho laeuo fear iutly." Again, supposa tho elections nero hotd in dif foront pnrbH of tho Slate, without tho knowledge of Ibo military, ami tho Is'gislaluro oleetctl nhould I a'jscniblo and nttompt to Inaug?ralo tho Governor j cloct. What doen any man, not blinded with pas? sion, nor domontod With prejudice, nuppoao would bo tho result '/ Thoy would bo treated au 1'icsident JOH.IUDS UV ated tho OX isl ?III; goveriiiiicnt of tho State at ! tho tinto of thu Hlirreuder. Tho Legislature would bo forbiddon to sit, and tho Qovornor would bo nrr.nt I and imprisoned. And Mr. HILL,, ubould ho nttompt cither In voto or hold lillico, in accord? ance v. il li bin advice to tho people, would ?haro tho unmo late. All who know him aro doublions aalisilod that ho would not dare nt temp t to prac? tice upon tho advice which ho p ivett (.there on this subject. Liko tho othor points in tho proposed roinody, thin, ton, is utterly impracticable, delu? sivo, docoptivo and hopeless. If Mr. HILL- is einer t o in this advi.'O, lot bim "make thc istue feurleatlt/." Lot him havo an election held under 'oxlstiug Hinte Constitution and laws,' and lot him ga and voto at it, or accept t ..nico under it. This will test tho ipio.-d h ni, and au ho adriana it, lot hilu como forward anti toko tho responsibility, and lend bis follow ern. Don't bo afraid. Try it. You say tl ie re is no Comttttniivntu difficulty in Ibo way. Como up to it liko a man, 'multo tho ?HBUO fearlessly,' yes, foirlcBsly and in dopcndontly. That Is Ibo way to docido thc con? troversy. If you nticceod wo will Hoon bo rid of military government and negro BuffraRO. If you fail your followers will ugo your rotnsdy lu a huill blIR. * Some of our *-!adcrs may bo surprised that wo 'hould sponk so frequently of Mr. HIM.. .Uni .usu cr is, Dial ho lins becomo the rcpt c Hcntntivo man of a Inrgc party in thc South, who most diligently reproduce Iiis apoeches nud writings. Ho thus lends thc Northern I .opie to bcllcvo llmi Ihcxc aro the sentiments of thc people of tho South at largo; ami for Ibo sins of a fow, all may have to suffer. WANTS. WANTED, A CAPABLE WHITE WOMAN, lo Uko rata of children, O nod references rc : quired. Apply st THIS OFFICE. August 23_1_ HANDS WANTED-OIHLS. (WHITE) from ID lo H years of age can Hod employment by oj-plylng at f o. 110 WI NTWOllTU STREET, north aldo, weat of llutledgo Btrccl. stu August 10 CJITUATION WANTED.-WANTED, BY A O married mau, of steady habits, a situation in any respectable business. Will msko himself useful io al? umni any capacity. Address "Cl. P.," at Ibis attlee. August 12-_;_ _?jj WANTED-SALESMEN. EVEllYWHUHU -Laibes and OenUemon-$luO lo ?250 par month, to sell tho DENIUM' COMMON-SENSE FAMILY HEW INO MACHINE Price only ?18. This Machine will stitch, hem, foll, tuck, bind, quilt, braid, and embroider. Tho id.uh i meet bo pulled apart, avon alter cutting ru-rosa tho scam et cry quarter of an inch. Every Machine warrante*! three J os ra. Send for circulars and terms to agents, or rall at MCDOWELL'S ULOCE. cor? ner Fourth and Oreen streets. Louisville, Ky. BLISS At M cl'. V I'll HON, U en eral Agenta. N. II. Positively nene genuine unloss coming through our ondee. Juno 4 lulhsamo TO RENT. rpo KENT, THAT DESHIAULE LUUA I TED s lour.. No. :tiH King street, between Went? worth and Soclctv streets. Possession given on Ibo 1st of October next. Apr Iv to KTEINMF.YKH At SON., foot, I of Ileaufalu stied._August 2? O HE NT, THE COMMODIOUS A!*D pleai-aully situated two and a huir story BRICK DWELLING No. 02 H?sel street, north side, near East Day. Posscaatnu given on lat September. Apply st TU1H OFFICE._August 91 rilli KENT-THIS TWO ANDA HALF STORY _L BRICK RESIDENCE, comer .Society nud Meeting streets, lisviug cisteru sud stables on Ilia premises, sud good ncconiniodaUou* for survaula. Rent low. Apply lu H. HART, Sr., No. 332 King strceL July u FOR SALE. I.IOU. SALIC, A COM PORTA HLK AND M KA 1' ? RESIDENCE ot Aiken, wiUi o Lot 250 fuel from omi lfiO deep, tu o central location. This Itetideurc la very dcairaltl*. having every accom? modation needed. It will bo auld roasomblu for cash or on limo. Apply lo Dr. RODIIItlUEH, eumur of Meel? ine; and society slrcelr, or to W. PERONNEAU FINLEY, Esq., Aiken. 2 August 24 * LOST. LOST, A ill.At Iv NEWFOUNDLAND DOO, A rr? anl will bc given for his recovery. Apply at THIS OFFICE. .Migo.i 20 REWARDS. TWENTY HOLLAHS HEW AHO-LOST, A POCKE1' BOOK, canl.lniiig a brass Mack with Uve li?les. Leave lt at this ulliec, and noqucatJona will bu asko.l. ' 1 August 24 NOTICE TO SAILORS OK IBIAIIOH ANTS HOTEL OB BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, I March 13. lsd7. j IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOIAOWINO ACT OF the Legislature, passed the 20th day of December, lnnii. all persons c. iicenutl aro hereby Untitled to call at Ibis O Ol co and toko uul tile required liceusu immudiately. W. H. SMITH, Clerk of Council. IN ACT roil Tilt BETTED r Ho Ilten OX OF BKAUKN AND IUHI0UANT8 IM TUE rent ASO UAIIBOB OF cuAtil.tfl TOK. I. tie il tnaettd, by fait Smalt and //auf? of Reprrtenta tiru, nota sid um! titting I'M Otntral Aitmity. asd by tit autliurity vf the taint. That lt si nil not bo lawful for any person, except s piloter public ofllcer, to board or at? tempt to board a vessel arri ring III the - port or har bur ul Charleston, before stub vessel shall have boen mode hist to tito wharf, without Ont obtaining I eave from tho mas? ter or poraoa having ohargo of such vessel,' ot from' ber owner or agents. II. It aliall not bo lawful for any owner, agent, master, or other person havbig ohargo of any veaoul arriving or being In the port of Charleston, io peruilt or authorize any sailors, hotel or Leard mg bunao Beeper, not licensed us bcrclualler provided, or any agent, runner or eta-, ployee of any sallorV or Immigrant's hotel or boarding uouau, to hoard, or attempt to board, any vaosel arriving in, or lying, or i.elug In tho harbor or port ot Charleston. Indore such vessel Hindi have boen mode fast to tba wharf, or anchored, with Intent to Invite, oak or Bobcat thu boarding oran." of tho crew employed au such vessel. lil. IL shall nm bo lawful fur any sailor's or Ituml grant's hotel ur boarding bouse keeper, ur tho employee of suy F tiler's or Immigrant's hotel or boarding house keeper, having hoard od .ny voaael modo fast to any wharf lu tho port ol Ckarlealon, to neglect or refuso to leave said vessel, alter having boen ordered BO to do by the mualcr or ia.-roon having charge of such vessul. IV. It shall not bo lawful tor any person to keep, con? duct or carry un, either aa owner, proprietor, agent or uuicrwise, any sailor's or immigrant's boarding house, or sa i 1 n r's or immigrant's hotel, lu the city ol Charleston, without leaving a license from the City Council thereof, V. Itsh ill not bo lawful tor any person, not having the li. cuse tu this Act provided, or not being tho regular a,tc ut, ru inn r or employee of a purson having such li? cense, to invite, ask or solicit in the city or harbor of Charleston, tho boarding or lodging or any or tho cruw employed oa any v cs sol, or of any Immigrant arriving ID liie .aid city or charleston. VI. T hu eily Council shall take tho application of any person upplylng for a Uoauae lo keep. s Ballon' or Immi? grant's boarding bunao, or Bailor's ai i ra migrant's hotel, lu tho elly ot charleston, and upon SA tlaloc lo ry evidence to them of tho respect Ability sud competency of such ap? plicant, and of tho aoRabluDiss of hts acroinmrmut/ou*. shall Issue to him a lice mn., which aball Lo good for ada year, unless sooner revoked by Bold City Council, lo keep a sailor's or itiiudgnm i s bosrulng house lu the cl ty ol charleston, and lo luvlto and so Licit boarders for the Baloo. VII. Tho Olly Council may, upon satisfactory avldenco of tho disorderly cnaracter of any sailors' or tm migrants' hotel or buordlug house, Ucc-naed aa nea tin I* furo pro? vided, or ol the koo per or proprietor of any andi house, or of any force, fraud, deceit or lalaroprasoutatlon. In ii> vi ti ng ur soliciting hoarder, or lodgers far such hertse. on tho part of such keeper of proprietor, or any r,r lit i agenta, niuaora, ur employees, or of soy olia nipt u tm.s sitado or outtco any or ibu crew lo desert from any \. ? ael In the harbor of charleston, by such ktoper or proprie? tor, or any ot his agents, runners or omployooa, revoke tho liceusu lor keeping such hausa. VIII. Every person receiving the license hereinbefore provided tor shall |a>y to tho city Cornell aforesaid tbs sum of twenty dollars. IX. The aald City Council ahab furnish to each sailor's or Immigrant's hotel or bearding bunao keeper, licensed by thom as aforesaid, ooo or moro badges or abielda, on which shall bo rumbad or engraved lbs name of snob I o-el ur boarding boato kasper, and tba number and ..root of bis ho'ul or boarding house; and which Bold bodgos or shields shall bo srirrcntlsred lo aald City Conn? ell upon tho rorooatlon by them, car expiration of any brenan granted by them, sa herein provkled. X. Every sailor's ar Immigrant's hotel at boarding house keeper, and avery, agent, runner or employee ol such hotel or board! ug.tin urn keeper, when boarding any ' vessel In the harbor of CharlesUin. or when Inviting or soi int linn tho bo Arding or lodging of anjr Beaman, sailor or person employed on any vessel, or of any Immigrant, shall wear, conapltmcnialy displayed, the shield or badge roferred lo in tho foeOgrimg sejotlQD. 'll'll il . I XI. lt aball u<A lie lawful for any person, except those named in tho prcoodiog section, lo Lave, wear, exhibitor display any such shield ar badge to loy of the crew em? ployed on any veasel, or to arty immigrant so arriving ni the elly pf tiiarleatpn, with Ina latin! lo invite, oak ox solicit thti bcardlug or baigin* of Buch Immigrant or cl any of tho crew employed os any Teasel being tn lbs harbor of Chvleaton. . ' '< i '< *' XII. Whoever ahall offend agaJr.?t ?ny Or Bl th er of the provisions contained In section 1, 2,3, 4, 8, 10 and ll, in thia Act, ahall be oeeioed guilty ol s misdemeanor, and ahall, upon conviction thereof, bo punished by Imprison? ment for a term not exceeding Que year, and not lesa thin thirty days, or by a Ono not exceeding two hann red and fifty dollars, and Dot lesa than one hundred dollars, or by both auch lino and finprisonmcnL , .... ,. XIII. The word "vessel,''aa used lo this Act, ahaU lu abide veaaeJ. propelled by ?team. ? I In the Benale Hotuvc, tte tsciitieih day of Doccmlx r, In the year of our Lord ont thousand eight hundred and rlzfy-atx. W. D. PORTER, ' ' Presideni of the Senat?. 1 '. <JHA8. H. BIMONTON, : Speaker li onie of RspreaenLativea. Approved December 20, 1 Boo I Jinx. 1? Oas, Governor. . , M M?t? 1* EDUCATIONAL. SCHOO li NOTICE? rpUK EXERCISES OF IHIII KCIIOOL WIM. UK HE? IL hUMKD un .Vuiniuy, ll.- Will lnM.nl. Hoy? will bo prepared for Ibo Junior Cia or,, of nny of our College? or mo d fur liualnraa. French ?ill l> > taught. Tom- HTJ iuiHli'rili> mul nu rjlra l harnee, Wu bato a Pr?valo Class lor young men lu Ute nlturnoon. JOSEPH U. HKAHROOK. Augnal'lU 3? WILLUM SEABROOK. BOARDING. MUMU) AM) I.OMCIM4 IV A J'KIVATE 15 faull ly. residing In a plr?*?nt pan ol (br elly, ran bo obtained ni moderate raten by a ..fugle gentleman. Ap? ply at tills ofTlce. luth? August G IJOAIIIMNO.-TIIItEK I'l.KAMANT UOOMM 1) with good HOARD csu be hod un imuicillsto aprll ratlou to No. w CIIUItCH STREET, west side, near Tnulil stroel. Tenus reasonable. Julie ri ITIXCELLENT n?Aitn VT VERY LOW 'J rates, In tho most eonlral business tart oftbecltv, without lodging, In a pr?valo house, can now bc had. For particular* sddrrss "X. I.," Poslufnco. May 19 DENTISTRY. DENTIST. KOOMH AT mn HEH I DENCE, NORTHWEST COR , N Kit of Mooting and Hociuly streets. Juno ll) _weCmo THEO. F. CHUPEIN, DENTIST, OFFICE, - - - No. ?75 KINO ST IIB RT, NEAttLY OPTOSITII UA'KI.. TUE MOHT BEAUTIFUL AnTlPICIAL TEETH IN HF.HTED at moderato prices, ari- TEETH EXTRACTED without pain hy ru eena of C ll L ll II O F I) R III NITROUS OXYD, Or by DR. RICHARDSON'S apparatus for producing LOCAL ANESTHESIA. March fl tu tb s Om o ~" TOBACCO, ETC. LEAF TOBACCO AND SEGARS. ALWAYS ON HAND ALL KIN. OF LEAF TOBACCO, truro 10 ccnl upward tu Sliper lb., and also SE I OARH from 123 per M and upward, In lola to anlt pur I chasers. By C. MADSEN. August 31 "M CRIOLA" SEGAR STORE, COIINER BROADWAY ANDITTH STREBT, KEW VOIl IC . THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE PLEASED TO REE his iv .millern friends. Tho choicest HAVANA SR GARS, of sll tho leading branda, willi a goneral assort? ment of Smokers' Articles always on baud. June I D. OITOLENGUI, Agent. LOTTERIES. G BORGIA STATE LOTTERY ' FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHAN'S nome. BOYD, WILSON & CO., Mauagers, ATLANTA, GA. Great Extra. Scheme, CAPITAL PRIZE $20,000. TICKETS OMA ONE DOLLAR, TO RE DIUWN AT ATLANTA, OA., SEPTEMBER 4tb, 1807, SH) will purchase a Package of (cn Tickets, Hablo to draw S30.000. All Crin a paid without discount, O facial DrawlugH sent each purchaior. All Pr!rea Cashed al thia Olllcc. AT?v* Correeiiordcuta may rely on prompt attention to m der? by simply enclosing monoy with full addreaa. Ou~ All order? for Ticket?, Bebemos, and lu formation to bo addressed to JAMES KERR, Manager'a Agent, Lock Box No. 681, Char lea ton, H. C. OCBce: No. 20 BROAD STREET. Imo Augusts ASTROLOGY. HIE WORLD ASTONISHED AT THS WONDERFUL, iiv.vnLATTOxa MADE DY THE O BEAT ABTROLOQIBT, Madame H. A. PERKIGO. SHE It EV A LS SECRETS NO MORTAL ETER KNEW. She restores to happiness those wno, from doleful events, catastrophes, croases In love, loaa of relations and friend?, loaa of money, Ac, have become despondent. She brings together those long separated, gives informa? tion concerning absent friends ur lovera, restores lost or stolen property, tells you the business you axe best quail fled to pursue and In what yon wul be most success? ful, causes speedy marriages, and telle yon the very day yon wul marry, gives you the names, Ilkmou sud char? acteristics of tho person. She reads y our very thoughts, and by her almost supernatural powers, unvstls the dark and hidden mysteries of the future. From the etan we see In the armament-the malefic ?Lam that overcome or pr*dominate In the configuration-lrom the aspects and positions of tho plsneU and the fixed star* in the heavens at the time ot birth, abe deduces the future destiny of man. Fail not to consult the greatest Astrologist on earth. It coals you but? trifle, and you may never ?gala have ao favorable en opportunity, Consultation fee, with Uki ncaa and all desired lnlormatlon, ll. Partie* Uving ' at a di alance can consult tho Madame by mall wi Lb. equal safety and satisfaction to themselves, aa If lu person. A full and explicit ebert, written out, with all Inquiries ar nw, roo and Ukoneas enclosed, sent by mall on receipt it price above mentioned. The strictest aeoreay will te maintained, and all correspondence returned or desire ed. References ot tba highest order furniahed those - airing them. Write plainly the day of the month and year hi which you were bom, enclosing a small loo. ol Addreaa, ll ADAMS H. A. PRURIGO, P. 0. DnaWKB 'J'.ri, BOTT ALO, N. Y. Maret) 30_Ir MOTHERS ! MOTHERS ! MOTHERS ! YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOB CHILDREN TEETHING rrVHIS VALUABLE PREPARATION IS THE PRE- ! X B0RIPT1ON of one of th? best fem?is phyal clans and nurses In the United States, and has bees used for thirty years with us vcr-failing safety and sucosas by mil? lions of mothers for their children. It not only rolle rrj the child fr.... pain, but Invigorates Die stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and girre tone ?ml energy to the whole system. Ii wul sito Instantly relio it GRIPING TN TBE BDWELA AND WIND COXIO. We believe it (a the beat and soi ist remedy In the j world, in all eaaeeof DYSENTERY AND DI ABRIRE A In | children, whether lt arlaos from TeeUfnw, or from any other cause. Bo iure and ask for HRS. WISHLOW'H ROOTIIIffO 8TRIIP, Having the tao simile of CURTIS A PERKINS on the | wrapper. ALL OTHERS ARB HA BB IMITATIONS. For sale by tho Wholesale Agents, DO WIE Sc MOISE, No. lol MEETING HTREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. Aprtl ?_ " Prevention is Better than Cnre. " PR. RICORD'S Celebrated Preventive Lotion. A PPROVED ANT) FI IO H LY RECOMMENDED BT j\_ tba French Modlcel Faculty, aa the only safe and Intal libio antidote against Infection from Sp?cial DUaaane. ThU invalaehle preparation bi suited for either sex, and Uss proved, from ample experience, the most oAcient m J ra liable Prertntlfa aver dleoovered, thus affecting a lretdtratum loni Bought jbr tn the Medical World. It med according lo di rec tiona every poaalblklly of danger may be avoided; ? ?Ingle application wUl radically nen Iraluui the venereal virus, expel all Impurities from the absorbent v?asela, and render contamination impccstbW. Be wis? tn time, tad al a very small outlay, save boars ol untold bodily sud vnenUl tormenta. Thia moat reliable apectffc, BO universally adopted Ia Hie Old World, ts now offered for sale for the Aral tine In America by F. A. DD PORT A- 00., only authorised Agents tat the Untied Bute?: Price ti per botCh. Lar go bottle, double alie, ?fl. The nema) discount to the trade. Sent, securely ??eked, on rossini of price, to any addreaa, with dlm ilon? and pamphUt, by addrssslng to F. A. DDPOBT Jj CO., .. . J?W! Ageo4a tor Vt, Rluord's P. U. May? lp fie, ll Gold a*,^ ?fw Tork, REMOVALS._ H HMO VAL. WK HAVE HUS DAY lt 11MU VED TO MIK H>ACI. OMS Stoic. Nu.UU KIMI STItEKT, wli.ro wo will bo ptraii.il lu KIT our friend* nuil those who msy (nur us willi ? call. M I.I.i-l I. UH A MULI.KU. No. lill Kine ?treel. llclwcru Market and princes,, ?tm-1?. August 31_ "HitliU 1IKMOVAI.. rpm: SUIIBCIIIIIKH UAH lt KMC V 1 .1 > Ills .-.lill' X CHANDLERY UUHINLS? to No. IUI EAST HAY, corner ll lilly Alley, a few doom below the nhl Hliind. Augusts ALHEIM U. STUNK. INSURANCE. WOULD MUTUAL um i\si iii\n; mm\ OK N IC W Y I? ll IC . A. A. IX)W. SAMUEL WILLKTH. OLIY KU II. iii i Ul HIN H. ll. OIHTTKNUKN. 1'ETEIt O. CORNELL. Hun. WM. Kill i.V. WM. S. T1SIIAI.E. OtU I- IIKEOKMAN. JOS. A. KPItAtlUK. UUKUS lt. OltAVES. ALEX. V. BLAKE. JAMBS S. NOWa. WM. C. FOWLEH. HAM 'I, U. CALDWELL. N. S. HUNTLEY. WM. P. PRENTICE. J. II. FHOTI1IN01IAM. lion. B. TAB EU. un inn ol- DlKEcnin.s : . II. FltOTIIINOHAM. OEO. !.. W1LLAH1). E. PIEHHKPJNT. UKO. Ki TIIUMAK. JOHN HU?-SI.V. K. TOWNSEND. THOS. T. HUCK LEY. Il KN lt V A SWIFT. JAS. II. M.ENTICE. II. MESSLNUKlt. OEO. li. NICHOLS. J. W. FltOTIIINOHAM. WM. C. Hil Kl.DUN. DI.IVKit 8. OAHTEIt. LEWIS H. I.ODEH. J. T. B. MAXWELL. K/.KA I*. PRENTICE. BENJ. HICKS. omer.itu : GEORGE L. WILLARD, President. O. U. (i(JUDON. Vico Prc.ldeut. O. ?. PLYKR, socnlary and Actuary. THE PLANS FOR BUSINESS FOR THIS ISSTITU I HON aro vory Uberul and atlracUva to thusn who wlnli I to In..ire il).-lr Uvea in a FIRST CL \KS COMPANY*, lu business li Tory large and rapidly increasing, All tho various kludi of policies aro insured on as favorable terms aa aro offered In any other good Company tn the cuunirr. DIVIDENDS Incrcaso with Ibu ago of thu PoUcy. If on-parUelpating rates sro luwer than thone of I any Company In tho world. Lusses paid In thirty days [after duo nuUce and proof of death. Liberal arrange? ments made in regard lu travel. Ono-thlnl of theauinuut ol premium will bo loanrd tho poIlry-hoUlrr if desired. J. ALFRED CAY, den.ml A,;,-ut. Offlco In rear of Elmore Insurance. July 13 aluUi3mo Law Hangi-, Broad atreel. FIRE, MARINE, LIFE INSURANCE. BANKING AND INSURANCE COM? Of llicliniond, Va. [CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1ITU. 180C-COMMENCED BUSINESS JUNE 1, 18G8. Capital and Surplus....$308,206.45 .pills COMPANY INSURES BUlLDINtIS, HOUBE JL HOLD FURNITURE. COITON, VEHSk'LH IN TORT, STOCK OF noons, sod other property, on tho most liberal lenna. MARINE AND LIFE RISKS 1'AKEN. J. L. HONOUR, Agent, August 1 thstulmo NO. 8 BROAD STREET. HOTELS. PAVILION HOTEL. A FINE LUNCH Served Every Day, PROM II TO I!? i-N O'CLOCK. Juno S S. SWANDALE, PROPRIETOR CF THE Mansion House, June B OHEENVILI.E, H. C. ST. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. 1'111)1'Kl IMO IO! : WM, A. HCllD.or Nsw Orleans. W. F. COREERY.01 Spottswood Hotel, Richmond. Telegraph anil Railroad Office? in Rotunda of Hotel. June 17_Gmo STEVENS HOUSE, Noa. ai. 33, SM ANO 87 Broadway, N. Y.. opposite Bowling Oreen-Cn tho European Plan_TUE STEVENS Hot si: la well and widely known to tho travelling public. Thu location is es? pecially snltable lo merchants sud business men; it is In closo proximity lo Ibo bualneas |iart of tho elly-ls on tho highway of Southern and Wcetorn travel-and adja? cent to ail tho principal Kalin .a.I un i Steamboat dopota. The STEVENS HOUSE baa liberal acconnuodaiinr. for over 300 gucata-lt ls well furnished, and puascsscs every modern Improvement fer Ibo comfort aud entertainment of ita inmates. The rooms aro epadcus and well venti? lated-provided with goa and water-tba attendance In prompt and respectful-and tho table ia goneroualy pro? vided with every dell racy of the season at moderate rates. The roo DIB haring becu rcfumlehcd and remodeled, wo are errar' -ato offer extra facilities for tho rorufurt and pleas nm ~f our guest*. OEO. K. CHASE A CO., May -2? Gmo Proprietors. RAILROADS. DOUBLE DAILY I ALL RAIL PASSENGER ROUTE BETWEEN ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS VIA Chatanooga and Grand Junction, THHOl'll ll IN I' our Y-M SE HOURS. TRA INK LEAVE ATLANTA DAILY Al 8:15 A.M. AND 7:00 P.M., making close connections st sil points Arriving tl New Orleans at 8 P.M. and 11:10 A.M. aa~Paasongers by trains of tho Oeorgie Railroad make close conn ac tiona with thia route at Allanta. NO STEAMBOATS OR OMNIBUSES ON THIS ROUTE. ELEOANT 8LEEP1NO COACHES ON AIL NIH HT TRAINS. BAQOAOE CHECKED THROUGH. FARE AS LOW A S BY ANY OTHER ROUTE. THBOUQH TICKETS HOOD UNTIL USED. Can ne obtained at (Innerei Tlaket Office, Atlanta, Qa. Goorala Railroad. Augusta. Qa. ; South Carolina Railroad Charleston, 8. 0.? South Carolina Railroad, Columbia,' B. C. JOHN ?. PECK, Master Transportation, July 13 Siro Western and Atlantic Railroad. C0MMI8810N MERCHANTS. HOLMES & MACBETH, BROKERS, Real Ea tato & General Commission Agts. NO. 36 BROAD STREET, WILL Al TEND TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF STOCKS, BONDS,COLD, HU.VI.It. HAN K Ul I.Ls. BEAL ESTATE, fte., fcc. OEO. L. HOLMES.ALEX. MACBETH. August 1_thstulmo "WILLIAM H. GILLI LAND A SON, Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OFFICE NO. 83 BAYNE STREET. Beptsmber 1?_ SHACKELFORD & KELLY, FACTORS, ?JENERAL, COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS, NO. 1 BO Y CE'H W B A RF , Charleston, 8. C. W. W. SIU0StlJTOSD. Wat. AUKS ?IJ.LT. july ia_\_f_ WILLIS & CHIS0LM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. WI f.t, A 1 TENI) TO THE PURCHASE, BALE AMD SHIPMENT Ito Forelgu and Domestic Purls) ol COTTON. RI CE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES. AT LAN TIC WHARF, Charleston. H. C. E. WILLIS...A. B.OHI80LM October as AN ORDINANCE ro HMDIATB TBS ?TOSJOK OF rurnioI.itlM, ITS rso DUOTS, AXD OTU ra mrjjiuinr.ijB OIL?. 810. L JU ? fdaintd bf ft? Maynr a?l Atdmnen, i's Vitt Council attmbltd. That from ?nd after the ll Hi day of Juna neal, lt ahall not be lawful to keep Petroleum, Kerosene, Hock Oil, Bernice, Ben ?ola, or any other In flammable oU or olia on a tarago or for aale in any cellar, atora or building south of Lina street, ba . larger quan. (Jty than fifty gallons on any ona lot ar premises, ami any such quantity so kept or a lo red shall be contained bi vaeeela of Un or other melaL 6?o. 7. That Petroleum, Ka producta, or any Other In? flara nuble, oil or ons, when brought Into Urn rlly by bunl ca watdr, may be kept on any lot orb) any building lu ?hieb cotton U not stored, for a period not exceedlmi Iwtnty-four honra, upon Ula ci ylraticai of. which limn ll ihallba removed and kepi la lbs manner ai reg aired by tha foregoing sac Hon. . 8ex>. a. Any person or panana vt elating any part of bala Ordinance shall be subject tu a fina of two hundred dol?as, fer each offence, recoverable In any Court bf cone patent JurladicUon. ,"~ RaUMed in City Council Ulta twenty drat day of Ray, In the year of our Lord one Uxmasnd sight hundred and ii flajT'*" . E. a OAf-LARD, Major. W. H. Sara**, Clark of Oo&eU. inns? 2000 GROCERY AND MISCELLANFO1.-> _ PRIME WESTE H N CLEAR; UIIIIIKO HIIIKS AM? SIKH I.DI'.HS. r>ri IIIIDK. I'HIMK WESTERN U?.KAM Itllll'.U? OW HIIMM AND SHOULDERS, [aiudliig anti for Halt* Itv LAU KEY ? Ai.r.xANin it. AllKUliI 31 2 N<>. 1.17 Mill liar. (JOHN ! COHN ! CORN ! Ci/Arw a BUSHELS PRIME win iT COHN, rm: IU nala low, Wblln lnrnllni! from ?li'uuicr Kal? lon, bjr r. N. AVERILL \ MIN. Auginl 21 .> SALT. HACKS h ALT. NOW LANDING. FOI? aalo luw fruin ?liarI. lo (IKO. AV. CLARK A CO.. Aiiltuat 21 0 Nu. I'.rj Munt Hay. CUNNY CLOTH. t)r A HAI.KSflUMKV CLOTH _,r)' " '.''?i nilla lliinu.v ('Ililli. For aali*. to arrive, nu urri.r'.imilatiiu; terina, liy UKO. CLARK Ar CO.. Angusl 'il r. Nu. HW Rial Ituy. von}. li/r/\i\ BUSHELS PRIME winn: COHN Jjrt \ t\JSOW hiirli.-ls Yrllow niel Wi HI. rn Mixed Corn ?.anding und for HUIC hy \V. ll. HM ITH \ CO., August 21 I Napier's Range. SALT. (irk?A HACRM LIVERPOOL SALT. LATEST IM fi\J\j\f PORTAT lo SH. large well lilied KI. ks und In Uno < i H i lil li 111. Fur Hole by W. 1!. SM l i ll k (m.. August 21 1 SuplurV Hange. CORN ! CO KN ! ?\Si/\(\ BUSHELS PIIIMK WHITE COHN. KOK .?O' JU Halo by SCHEVEN A MSHKT, August 21 Aeeuiiimu latiuii Wharf. CHEAP 8 HI NU LE S ! CHEAP SIIIM.I.KKS 1 i?A i"WiAN'>- 1 OYMUlit SHINGLES, KOlt LOU.uV/U ?ale viry luw. fur raab. Alia*; tn GRANVILLE A- MCKINLAY. AtUniHl 21 1' Kout of Council ?Irrel. GRAND TRIUMPH ! PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED DURYEA'S STARCH & MAIZENA, For Ibclr iucoiilealable oirelleliee, nt I PA11IS F.XI'OSITION, 1HC.7. O lt KAT INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, LONDON, lSfi'.'. OKKAT INTERNATIONAL ISMMUTION. UAMBURO, GREAT ' I STERN AITON a I. EXPOSITION, COLOGNE. MSB. A UKI AT STATES, AGRICULTURAL, AMERICAN 1NSTITUTK, AND MARYLAND INSTII DTK STATIC FAIHS. faVThoao Oouda am pn-cniliirhtly (bu beat lu lbw world. For aalc by all Oroccra. WM. DURYEA, Cenerul Agent, Nu. ICC FULTON STKKKT. August IS tlinnilmo CALI PORNIA WIN E COMPAN \\ (txconrunaritn Kovitiinin I. lsilil.) W I N E S , FROM THE VINEYARDS OK Sonomn, Los Angelos and Nairn Counties, Va li io F n in. W. H. CHAPE?, Agent. NO. 207 EAST HAY. CHARLESTON. H. V. HOCK. SHERRY, SWEET ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, Kort.Win? nillir.., claret, Sonnnie llramly. Cullloniln Catawba, Kououia Champagne lin ijuartH). Simonin Cham? pagne lin pinto, 24 in a easel-in wood mid giana. _Ar.'U an_ tulhafimo* JOHN MAC UREUOR & C?7T~ NOS. 178 AND ISO PEARL-ST., Acta 1'orfr, IMPOItTERR, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN INDIA. SCOTCH AND KENTUCKY 1IA0O1NO, OUNNY HAGS AND 11UHLAP SUITABLE FUD WU EAT AND COHN SACKING; also, a large uud completo atocle of HALE HOPE, embracing Western macblnc-inade Hemp. Manilla, Flax und .lute, Haling Twines, etc.. all of ?bte h they offer ut lair i irire?. July 2:1 ju,,. THOMAS li. AGNEW, mrouTEn ASH DEALEH ts Fine Groceries, < hole r Trna, Etc.. Kio, NOS. 2Gtland2G2 GREENWICH- T" COU. OF MURRAY, NEW YORK. November CRISPER COMA. Ob I abo was beautiful and fair, With starry rye*, amt nullum bair, Wtiuau emlini: o minis, anil entwined. Knebalneil the very heart anil mimi, CllISPKll COMA, For Curling tho-nair of either Bex iulo Wavy and (Jimmy Ringlets, or Heir y Massive Curls. BY USINO THIS ARTICLE LADIll I AND GENTLE? MEN can l,mutile themselves a IbmiHund-Iuld. lt ia the only article in thu world thal will euri straight hair, and nt Ibo Kamo tlinu uive it a beauUfiil, tlloaay ap pesranec. Tho Crisper Coma not only euria tim hair, but Invigorates, bruutflU'S Mid clcsuaca ll; ls highly and dc llgblfully i i noni .-.I, ami ls Hie moat rompleto article ut the kind ever offered to tbc Auurtcan public. Thu Criapor Coma will bo sent to any addrcan. sealed and pojiiiaid for (1. Address all orders to W. L. CLARK At CO., Cliciulata. No. 3 Went Faveur street, Syracuse N. Y. March jg_ITT Thora comctb glad tidings of joy tn all. To young and tn old, tu gi cal and In ?mall ; Tbo bounty which mire was MO iirocions and raro, Ia freo for all, and all may bo fair. By tbe aao of CHASTELLAR'S WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, For Improving and Beautifying tho Complexion, Tho most valuable and perfect preparation in nee, far (riving tho akin a beautiful pearl-llko tint, that la only found lu youth. It quickly rumovcsTan, Free Ur?, Pim? ples, Blotches, MoUi Patches, Kahownca?. Eruptions, and all impurities of tho akin, kindly healing tb? aamu leaving the akin white ami clear aa alaboatcr. Its uso cannot bo detected by tbe closest scrutiny, and Wing a vegetable preparation Ia perfectly harmless. lt la tim only article of tho kind uacil bj tba French, and is con? sidered by tbo Parisian as iudlapenaablo to a perfect toilet Upwards of 110,000 bellies ?ero sold during Um past year, a sufficient g.?aramco of lui olllcacy. Price only 76 en,lu. Mont by mall, pun'.-paul, nu rceuipl ut nu. order, by BKItQER, HnrtTTll k CO.. Cboinlats. 2? River Ht., Troy, N. Y. March 3a_lyr WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, CATAWBA COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS CELEBRATED' WATERING PLACE, having gono to great ripen-,. aluce Ibo but season, lu changing tho poaltton of and re? pairing tho COTTAGES, grading tho Walks and erecting UCW Building?, together with many utliur Improvement'., will open THF.SPRINGS for Ute reception ol visitors on Saturday, Juno 1st, 1807'. Being situated in Um northwestern part of th? State, In a country romarkabln for Hs besutty und healthful? ness, tbeao, together with Hie virtues ut tho Waters, make lt ouo of Ibo moat desirable WATEIIINO PLACES in thu country. THE MINERAL WATERS Of THE S PHI NOS ara the White and Bluo Sulphur, aoil Chalybeate, and they possess sll (tie titie.it qualities of these watara, and are sovereign remedies for all diseases of the LIVER, BOWELS, STOMACH and KIDNEYS. THE spin Nil s ant acrauslhle by any of Ibu muds lead? ing lo SalJabury, N. C., and at thal point tim Western North Caro Una Railroad will convoy visitors to Hickory Ktatlon, at which placa connivances are always In attend? ance to take them tn THE SPRINGS. Dr. WHITE, of Uia Medical College or Virginia, will lie at TUE STRINGS tho entire Season, and Un abd a may rely upon good altonUon. . Having again secured tho servircs of Mrs. WHENN, and modo ample arrangements for keeping a GOOD TABLE, and tbo beat Winos, liquors ami Megara, and baring engaged Smith's Rand for ibu Seaton, we safely promise to all every convauleuco for pleasnro, comfort ind omasamont thct may ba deslrud. DUAHD PER MOVi II.$00 00' HO A II II PISH WHICK. ls oo BOA ll D PER DAV. 3 Ola Children ander 7 years of ase and Nar? rant* Half Price. J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO., May .10_ EXCELSIOR ! EXCELSIOR ! CHASTELLAR'S HAIR EXTERMINATOR, Por nexnovlng Saperflnoaa Hair, FTHE LABI Efl ERPRCIALLY, THIS INVALUABLE depilatory recommenda Itself aa being an almost in lupenaiblo article to femalo beauly, la easily applied, Iocs not burn or Inlnro th? akin, but acts directly on thu vola. It la warranted lo remoro superfluous bair from ow foreheads, or from any part of tbo body, complolely, ntally and radically exUrpaUng Uie um?, leaving thu ikin soft, imootb and natural. Thia is Ihn only artlcln isod by the Freneb, and Is fae only real effectuai depila ?ry In existence. Price 76 conU pur paoknge,' poa! aid to any addroas. on ra.tapl of au order, hy BBBOER, BliUTTfl Si CO., Chem Int?, March SO ly 388 Troy. N. Y. I ~ MIT ICK. OFITOE OF THE CHIEF OF 11)1,ICE, j Onaatnrcm, H. c.. May 4. 1367. j FR BEGULaB INUPEOT10N OF TUB LOTH AND In rio* ure?, vaults, Ac, --111 commenco on itonday laal. Ot Inst. Owner* and oocupants aro hereby required o ooo that their premiaos are In good condition and dwi ll filth and garbage ta removed aa required by Or.lt anco. OUiir Inspections will follow. By order of Mayor GAtLLamo. 0. B. SKI WALD. _?_Chief ef Polio. juNK-nuopa. OFITOE CLERK OF OOUN0H-, I ' ' . inly 24, 1967. J rUNK-HHOP KESPERS AND PEDDLKRfl WHO have mode application for LIO EN BES ore hereby oUflcd to repeat a* th!? oOoa 1mm ed ia tn, v. , . . W. H. Sil ITH, inly %i Clerk of Council,