The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 17, 1867, Image 1
VOLUME rv.
HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cn bl? lMspnlclic*.
HAOTE, September H.-A man named U.UIDI
etxn, with forged $1000 United Statos note?, was
axreated hero to-tlay. There are several bad
United 8tatos notos of tiiiu denomination aUoat.
PABIS, September 14 --Tho furtiflcationsor Stras?
burg ure to bo oxteuded aud ttrengt honed.
FLORENCE, September M_Tho Italian Govern?
ment threatens to commouco legal proceedings
against ??BLDALDI if bo persists iu his prepara-1
tiona against Rome.
Liraox, Seplomber li.-The Rio Janeiro mail
steamer brings Intelligence of recent adYatitaf-.es
,. a 11? i .<! hy tho alUcs over (lie Peroguayans.
LONDON, September Hi-t' ion.- Consols 9111-10;
?onds 73J; Frankfort T?J.
LIVERPOOL, September 16- Noon.--Solton ?piiel,
steady and unaltered; sales 10,000 bales. Dread
stuns firm. (Joni :17s. Od. Provisions quiet.
LONDON, September IO-"J P. M_Securities un?
changed.
LIVEBPOOL, September IO-'21*. M_Colton more
active; solos will reach 12,000 bales. Breadstuff's
quiet. Common nosin advanced Od.
Washington Nowa.
WASHTNUTON, September 1G.-The Preaidont lias
suspended CALUCOTT, Rovenuo Collcotor of Ibo
Third District, Kew York.
A letter from GREELEY, dated January, 1800, lias
been unoarthed, which is warmly csmmendatoi v
of STKEDUAN for Secretary of War.
Tho Maine Democrats have forty-five Represen?
tatives in thc Legislature against thirteen last
year.
Senator FESSENTJEN writes: "I have written no
lotter, and oxpreaaod no opinion on tho subject of
impeachment. It will bo time enough for mo to
express au opinion on that subject when the case
comes beforo me. You aro at liberty to contradict
that repot t, and I do not like to bo considered aa
giving the lio to all I havo said iu thu Somite, with
regard to my duties aa a Donator in such a case."
General SPINNER IISH withdrawn tho surplus
Government funds from Mobile
Internal Rovenuo lo-day $120,000.
The Land Office Commissioner has received
specimens ot rock crystal from Arkansas, sufficient?
ly clear for lenses, equal to any imported.
Brevet Major-General J. J. REYNOLDS succeeds
General (?rnrm in Texas, and Major-Genoral
JoBXpn A. MOWER will command tho Fifth Dis?
trict until General HANCOCK ari ive?.
General SIOKLES bas boen orderod to report to
Headquarters between tho 17th und 20th instant.
Fruin Rlclimonil.
RICHMOND, .September 10.-General SCHOFIELD
issued an order to-day for an election for n Slato
Convention on the 22dof October. There aro ono
hundred and five delegates, of which Richmond
has five, Norfolk and Petersburg two each. Four?
teen days previous to tho election, the Boards of
Registration will make a final revision of their
list?. The polls of Richmond aie to be kept opon
for two days.
Colonel BcBNBAAf, detailed aa Judge of the Hust?
ings Court, charged the Grand Jury this morning.
Ho said that no dint inri inn on account of color or
caste wonld bo allowed in the Court.
GeneralSCOOFTELD ordered thin morning that
all the registered voters, and none others, should
vote on tho city subscription to the Cbesxpeako
and Ohio Railroad.
The subscription ot' two millions to the Cliesa
,veako and Ohio Railroad was carried by over two
thousand majority. The negroes voted for it
en wisse. The opponents intend contesting tho
loyalty of the election, on the gronnd that negroes,
under tho Snpplomontal Reconstruction Bill, bavo
no right to vote, exe opt in case of election for of?
fice; also, that registration is not completo till tito
final revision of thc hat; therefore the negroes
to-day were net registnred \ uteri?.
New York Bank Statement.
NEW KOBE, September IC.-Loans HIIOW nu in?
crease of $3,980,000. Specie iueroaxod $217,000.
Circulation incroased $207.000. Deposits ircrcased
$2,097,000. Legal tenders decreased $1,480,000.
The CUy of London bringe European dates to
the 6th. Tho Dody .Vic says that England is lia?
ble for a million and u quarter on the Alabama
claims, but citizens have large claims against the
United Ht ate".
The BritiBh Govcmtuenl liss taken lix steamers
from tho New York linos for I ho Abyssinian expe?
dition.
It is thought thal BISUARCC will soon du some?
thing to make tho Emperors of France aud Aus?
tria Bbow their bands. It is alan snul that Prussia
promises to assist Italy if sim makes the Frennb
position in Papal affairs a casu s belli.
The South German States ehow a strong disin?
clination to ov?n temporary eereranco from tho
rest of normally.
From \'<W Orleans
NEW OHT.EANS, September IC-The following
was issued to-tlay:
HEADQCAII>EB3 DISTRICT LOUISIANA. {
NEW ORLEANS, LA., September Hi, 1867. \
GETER AL OHDEB NO. ll.]
It having como lo tho knowlcdgo of the Brovet
Major-Genoral Commanding that in various parts
of the Btato tho assembling of armed men, for
political and other purposes, is nf frequent occur?
rence, and that well-disposed Citizen? are fre?
quently subjected to annoyance from armed per
aons, polled as sentinels or ridelles, it ia hereby
ordered that all such practices, and other acts
tending to disprder and viole not-, nm st bo at mice
discontinued.
Commanders of post detachments, and staliuns
within this command, will arrest and retain, until
f?rt lier orders, all armed mon posted aa sentinels,
pickets or videttea, or .prolsndiug to bo on guard
duty, for any purpose, or by any authority, not
duly authorized by law.
By order of Brevet Major-General JOSEPH A.
Mo WEB.
Official : NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieutenant 37tb Infantry,
A. A. A. G.
Yellow Fever isa New Orl.ana.
NEW OBLKANS, Sopteinbor IC-The deaths from
Yellow Fever, Saturday and Sunday, aro officially
reported at .103.
The Yellow Fever tn Texas.
NEW OBLEANS, September IC-At Houaton, Tex?
as, yesterday the yellow fever was very prevalent.
At least 1000 cases wore In tho town. Deaths 10
to 10 daily. Mr. BOWSEL, Deputy Post Master, died
yesterday; and Capt. WALLACE, Assessor and Col?
lector, late of the United Stiles Army, died to-day.
The Rev. Mr. ROBE aud Dr. ANCOvr have died. Tbo
Firemen's CharitablelAesociation provides tho des?
titute with meansjand physicians, at an expense of
over $200 daily. Tho ferer is very fatal at Hamp?
stead, Navasota, Milliken'a, Bryan, Chapel Hill,
Bienhaui, LaGrange, Huntsville, and Albrighton.
Tba Charitable asaoclatlon of nonslon are extend?
ing all tho aid in their power to these towns. They
require roany physicians and nurses. Col. O'CONNEL
and family,i commander of the fort, are all sick of
the epidemica. They promise to recover.
GALVESTON, September IC-Gen. GRIFFIN'S order
removing Judges of tho Supreme Court in this
State, baa boon revokot?
The cotton orop will tum ont one-third or one
fourtb crop in tho whole State, aud will not stock
above 60,000 or 00,000 for gulf shipmen ls. Yield ??
corn ample; in some connties enormous.
Frjm Ban Francisco.
SAN FBANOISCO, September H.-Thc steamship
Colorado has arrived from Japan, with 370 passen?
gers and 1100 to >s of freights. One Ameriop.n and
two Englishmen have been murdered at Nagasaki,
The Japanese bad arrested sixty-three native
Christians.
Marine New?.
NEW YOEE, September 16.-Arri ved, the Emily
S. Souder, from Charleston.
Oomaattr Marketa.
NOON DISPATCH.
NET YOEE, Remember lo.-Stocks steady.
Honey M per> cent Gold 144,. Burling PJa9|.
aa COTpona 1U|. Flour steady, wheat ^Vd
laf^uemand. Corn lo bette, Rye quiet. Oats
a abado firmer. Pork doll and droopln>>at $24 GS
Lard and Whiskey quiet. Cotton quiet 25?254c
Freight? steady. Turpentine quiet, at coo Rosin
quiet, No. 1 $6.
EV EN INO DISPATCH.
Cotton dull and declining; solea 600 bales at 25a
i. Flour Arm and J n fair demand; State $8 25a
When $1025*13 76. Wheat in fair demand;
W lsic; Amber State $2 40?Q 46; No. 3 tl lg
..Cora active: Western mixed $122*123.
~?t*na lowor-^jkaCS. Provisions quiet and
t Hjgar finn; Muscovadoa UJ*12Jo.; Ha
QotXee firm. Other grow rle* steady.
Narai Slot CH quiot. Freights quiet an J finner.
There is incroasod activity ?ti lim money market,
winch in very linn. Dinkers aro generally accom?
modated at 0 per cont., with exceptions ut 7, with
Government collntorals al fiat! per cent. Gold
closed linn at 144J. Sterling vorv dull nt 9$. Gov?
ernments, quiot and firm. A bearish feeling in
Stock?, hasud on au activo demand for monov.
U.M. 11 MOU t., September IC- Colton rory dill, no
demand. Oolloo quiot ami steady; prime vory
scarce; good to primo cargues aro held at ll jam
gold in bond, Flour quiet, pricos unchanged.
Wheat steady; Rod $2 4U?U 50, Wliito oom $1 IC;
Yellow $1 27. Oats ?3a07. IlVo M 35*1.45. Pro?
visions quiet aud in fair jobbing trude; prices
steadily maintained. Sugar linn and quiet. Whis?
key, nothing doioK
WILIHNOTON, September IC.-Spirits Turpebiiue
unsettled; 03) oQ'ered and retuned. Rosin iii m al
: J I2ja0 00.
SAVANNAH, September IC_Cotton quiet aud
steady. Middlings. 22}i23. Hales 11(1 halos. Re?
ceipts 102. Weather door.
CtxciXNATT, September in.-Flout- firmer; mi
rverliuo ?8 7?ai>. Corn dull, ut ?C WlilsUev stoudv.
Bless Pork ?24 fi0a2.~>. Racoii dull, bul lio'prcssurc
to sell under full prices. Lard 13Jal31c.
Nr.w Diti.r.ANH. Scptomber Hi.-Coll?n salea :no
bales; quiet and einior; Low MitldliiiKS 22a2;lc;
receipts 393 bales. Superfine dour ?9. Com dull,
unchanged. Oats Lnu, at 72?u7?c. Pork dull; no
buyers, at (27 r>0. H icm in requedt at full prices.
Lard firm; in tierces 15c; in kegs lCc. Gold 141}.
Sterling ?Ua?SA. Now York sight cxcbingo \ pre?
mium.
Monn.i:, September IC-Cotton in fair demand,
tthiefly for the bottor gradna. Factors claim full
rates-closed otead v. Middlings 21c. Sales 400
lutes. Rccoipta 208 bales.
AtiocsTA Soptombor IC-Cotton dull. Salea (ri
[rates. Middlings 21?c.
Ocncrnl lt. ? . Butler ou Amerlunu Finance.
Toe following extract from a letter of Ocneral
BENJAMIN F. BPTLEH, to Ibo Vvening Post, will bo
"ead with interest. Tho owners nf tho li 211 bonds
iro anxious to have the principal paid in gold,
'.inventor PENDLETON of Ohio, roprcscnting Ibo
lomocraoy, and B. F. BUTLER on thc other aldo
cproaonting tho republicans, insist that tho tu?
erca t is payable in gold, but that tho prlnoipa|
spayablo in what is a legal tender under tho laira nf
bo United BtatMV, Thoro aro otbnr questions con -
looted willi Ibo em i ency and tho National Ranks
irescnted iu tho lotter which aro nt presoul agitn
inj; the Nm th and northwest and which will
ooo cntor largely inlo American polities. Tho
Dttor will apeak for itsolf :
At the timo nf my roporlcil conversation I had
tot eoen Mr. Pendleton's riows, and only a resume
if them binett. Tho difteronce between Mr. Pon
Lloton and in vu elf is radical, nnd cannot woll bo
ivcrlooked without intellectual blindness. Mr.
Pendleton desires tho Govornnionl, by an oxoroiBo
if Its nu [it cum power, to i HS n n an amount of ?ts
uomieea to pay on demand without interest (that
?, legst (entiers), and forco its creditors by inti r
iBt-boariug bonds to take auch issue in payment.
it courso eUcb issuo would at onco depreciate tho
ut i ency, and would bo virtual repudiation, which
havo not favored, and do not favor, either direet
y or indironfly.
My proposition is that the Government shall
iffur to tho country a new loan, secured by intcr
ist in currency bonds payable at loug date, to
vbich all futuro issues ot Government loans shall
io assimilated, so as to m uko ono claes of Govcrn
nent securities only, instead of thc nineteen dif
crent classes wo bavo now, and with thc proceeds
if such loan pay off our highest clans of iutorcst
;old-benring oonda aa lucy becomo due; not to iu
irexso, aud thereby depreciate, tho currency, but
ondor the currency and credit of tho Government
?oro otable, nnd, tboroforc, all thc moro valuable,
.y reducing the debt by a reduction of interest
.nd increaae of taxable proporty, causing our
Dan? to be taken up in our own country, HO that
ro .TU. y not bo obliged to pay tributo'to ioroign
apital, as we now do, at a rat? of interest oxeeed
tig throo times what thoy charge their own
lovornraonts.
To tbo assertion of your correspondent that "a
loUar ie a dollar containing twenty-four and Ihren
cuartera grains of gold," I answer that tbe valuo
if that dollar, both in ailvor and gold, has boen
bree timos changed by tho Gorornmont, and that
dollar in silver or a dollar in gold now ia not
rorth so much ns tho carly coioago, to aav nothing
f legal-tender dollars.
To the assertion that by thia course tho public
rmi ibu b> five-twenty honda ta injured, I reply
hat I proposo lo pay bim when Ins obligation fall's
ne in precisely tho samo currency or inunoy
rhtch tho Government has provided for every
titer creditor, public or private, to bo paid in, and
hal whinb il. IN deelamd, nprm tbs? ha.ilr Af ur.vv
ei;H! louder noln ho may be paid in, tho best anil
nost valuable monoy which tue credit of the coun
ry ran auatain. bearing relation tu tis.y to gold, ia
43 to 100- while tho monoy thatthaso live-twenty
reddon) loni tho Government, (being tho best
Thiel) tbe then credit of thc Government could af
ord,) stood in relation to gold as 200 and 285 to
00. If tbe Government paya them in a currency
rom fifty to one binni rr tl per cont, bottor thaii
hey lent the Government of what bavo they lo
omnium, save that Hie Government will not tax
be peopio to pay them a uaurioua share; nr, in
ithcr warde, will not tax the pooplo to ennblc the
apitaliet to make a speculation ont of Ibo war
mccann ne of tho Government?
History tells nt no Government which baa yet
.aid its creditors all they loaned lo it, and thin,
nade there whole; and 1 doubt whether good
nit li, good conscience or equity require this Gov
rnment to pay its i-roditora tim o (?mes what it
i eui vee from them, with interest at six per cent,
m tho li obie amount. Of course, if anv contracts
o do that bo ulm wi., "the Jew shall havo his bond,
lut not ono drop of Christian blood."
It is not ti ile that I bave "called for the issue nf
ny moro logal-tondov notes," aavo to take tho
duce of bank notes withdrawn from circulation,
nd thus save tho people the interest thereon. I
o not intend to arguo these questions-only to
orrcct mieropresentation. 1 beg leave, in doa
ag, to repeat that I ao not propose lo depreciate,
ut lo enhance, the value of the currency-not to
o injustice lo the public crediton, but to pay bim
ccording to tbo leltor and spirit of his obligation,
nd to secure bim from the danger of repudiation,
rbicb will surely iollorr on attempt at enforce?
ment upon the people br their own votea of an
nj list and unconscionable transaction nnder the
uiso or a contract. RKNJ. F. BUTLER.
WABBINOTON, September i2,1867.
marlboro* Items.
RcoifiTnATioN P tnonna.-The following aro Ibo
nil roinrna of Registration for Marlboro' District,
mbracing tho two lost dava:
Willi. COLORED.
lonnettavilla. 143 37d
Ibo. .. 192 150
townsville. 123 14?
lcd Hid.107 USO
idamflville. 142 75
loodwin'e MiU. 120 05
Irant'sMiU. 139 158
Tola!. 960 1216
lliennetiacttle Journal.
A MOLE STOLEN AND RROOVRRED-On Tuesday
light last a mule belonging to Mr. Thomas E.
Hubba, of thia place, waa stolen from bis planta
ion by Alonzo, a freedman, who ia in tho employ
if Capt. Pearco, bot waa rocaptured tho following
lay. Tbo thief bad auccoodod lu swapping tho
utile off to Mr. Thoa. B. Mooro, a few milos from
tho villago, for a borao, carried tbo horse a few
niles further, and left bim at some place for safe
(coping aa ho Imagined, after which tho young
rascal returned to bia homo. He waa soon after?
ward taken up, however, by the party who wore in
not pursuit of him, and placet! in the lock-up to
await bis trial. The mule and borao woro both ro
L-ovoretl by thoir ownora.-BenntUsviite .Tournai.
TER PEE DEE BBIDOEB.-Some time ago we
mado the ?talement that the bridgea over tbe Poo
Doo at Society Hill and Cberaw, would bo finished
by the middle of September or tbe first of Octo?
ber; and our information to thia effect was re?
ceived from the best authority. At tbe time we
mado tho statement, -wo learned that tho con?
tractors expected to finish these bridges about the
limo Elated in our paper, but owing to tho late
raina, tho awelling or the rim i . Mlier unfore?
seen difficulties in building, the 1 nc bad been so
retarded that lt were Impossible ... complote either
bridge b'/fore tho mid Jlo or latter part of October.
Had lt not been for these drawbacks, we have
ovory reason to believe that both these bridgea
would have been completed by the middle of this
month, or by the first of October al tho furthest.
Tho citizens of Marlboro', BB well aa our frionds on
(ho other eide of the rivpr, are anxiously looking
forward to the completion of the Cho/aw and So?
ciety HUI bridges, aa they will be of incalculable
advantage to tho peopio of this acction of the Pee
Dee country.-Bennelltville Journal.
RAIN, CHOPS, AO.-A considerable amount ol
rain has fallen during the paat few days, and re?
porta from different parta of Ibo District indicate
that much damBge has been dono lo the crops,
but not. however, to any very groat extent, lbe
cotton bolls, we learn, bave boon rotting and fall?
ing off to aome extent. Bat tho corn and potato
crops aro doing remarkably woll. Tm river ia
rising very rapidly, bul it IB not believed that thoro
will bo a heavy (reahol. Tho weather hag cleared
np, the clouds havo dispersed, and we are onco
more blessed with moat pleasant and delightful
weather.-/Md._ _*
TOE FscnAH OOHQBKSS o,t Cleveland adjourned
on Monday last. A declaration of principles wa?
ri lopted and made pnblio. The rest of the pro
reeding s wert- intended to be kept profoundly Be?
eret. The members were strictly sworn to aecresy
and a proposition to admit women to the circlet
wau voted duwn, bocaaso it waa proverbial thal
thoy could not koop a Beeret. NeverthnlOBS
through nomo mysterious agency, tho wbolo pro?
ceedings aro pnbliebed fhis morning. Mr. iwb
eris ?ead a pr?valo account Of his mission to Eu?
rope, and bia conference with the revolution?r;
leaders Ihoro. who wero busily engaged in apond
ing all the money contributed to them in pleasure
The roport of tho Secretary of War, showing tin
army to number nine thousand three hundrcs
men, with about twenty thousand rifles on baud
and a vcssol in New York harbor waa also road, i
union with the Steven? party wea perfeoted, ant
Roberts was re-electod Pr?sidant. Ho only acoopt
ed, however, after $260,000 Waa Pledged for tb
furtheranc-i of th* cana?. The Irish bonds won
stated to bo worth twenty eenie on tb? dollar
The plan of the noxt campaign, asl ali th
rr?nut?e attending a grund movement, we 0 left b
tho consideration of the military o Seora.
Mr. Jenn Frunc?a Maumu, M. P., bas xiearl
ready % volume on " The Irish in America."
,-0671 maleo, and 6600 fanales,
I.KTTKR FROM HUtlLTHIB.
NEW VOHK, September li), l?tJ7.
Over tlio portals of tho untranco to thu Peniten?
tiary on Blackwell's, is writ ton tn letters thal Ito
tv ho runs may road, if any mau there may bo trho
would uni into filch aplaco: " Tho tray of tbo
transgressor m bard;" as wo howeveraro not trans?
gressors, and our way therefore ought not to be
hard, it is softaned by an amiable kcopor, who
leads us around sud bhowe tia all that ia to bo
aeon. The amount of tliis " all " is considerably
diminished by tho circumstance., that Ibo largor
portion of tue CO?T,icts sro out at work in Tarions
localities on tito Uland. Tho convicts aro a moat
unhappy locum; set of unfortunates, with coun
lenancen that suggest each ami every crime in Ibo
Catalogne of evil doing-., and look like wicked
clowns, or viciously dis|x>gcd harlequin*, attired
as they are in their garb of dishonor, mado up-Ibo
i; ji 1>, not the dishonor-of a white shirt anti a
sassafras candy unmentionables.
To seo these miscrablo creature* ut work with
thu ball and chain attached to tboir less-many
of thom, however, aro ball-lcee. aud chain-less?
or to peep nt thom as Uley crouch down on the
hard atono Honrs of their celle, (ll wo may apeak of
stone Doors, as will aa of wooden tombstones,) is
to mako us resolved novcr tn walk in (ho way of Hie
transgressor, lest wo lind il hard indeed.
Ono miserable ainner, who had walked on tito
hard road, aud followed it up hy endeavoring to
nm away-in other words, ono of ibo convicts who
had gotten into (he penitentiary without trying,
and who, not being pleased either willi Ibo taro or
ncc nm ii iod.it inn-, tried most industriously tn make
his escape, and found, to his sorrow, that in the
lexicon of skylight scaling there is euch word as
fail, had boon placed in solitary confiiiaincnt in a
dark cell, tho masaivo doors of which, for tho
first limo in several days, bad been npotied, fortu?
nately for mo, nnd fortunately for him likewise, a
Tow moinonlH bcfnro bo was honored by a visit
hom Moultrie, lt chilled tho blood to bear Ibo
.vi etched rrenturo describo tho honre of this soli
;nry confinement in a dark dungeon-no bed nor
redstead, no chair, tint a ray of light, all eound
dint out; naught to reclino upon bul tho cold
linne, and nothing lo oat or drink save
?road and waler onco in twenty-four hours :
la way of computing timo, no way even of
iBccrtaining whothor il bu night or day.
ind worse than oil, the thought of tho possibility
if (he keeper forgetting to como with thu onco-iu
weiity-fonr-hour allowance of bread and water,
dut (bo most torturing iden of all (sn said
uv friend the prisoner) is the fear that smoothing
night happen whereby ho would bo left there
tuned alive-a chango of keepera, u fire, anv?
iling probablo or improbable; and who can wonder
bat a foar even of the itupussiblo should como to
lanni thc mimi of ona thus shut out entirely from j
ho wm hi without. On tho Htreugth of this du
cription, Moultrie, at his own requost, was shut
ip in one of (beso cells and found tho darkucas
ven as thc prisoner had pictured it-indeed, it
cerned to bang with a tangible he avino?*, and ono j
ould actually feel it and scorn to part it willi (he ;
land, When thu door was oponed Moultrie carno
int, and making the ?dinrient cut Cor tho placo of
xii, left tho penitentiary as abruptly as bo now
Daves tho subjoct.
Tho Fenians are again in tho field. A deeper
tory fought, hui bloodless engagement took 1
ilaco yostorday at Jonos' Wood, between nimm- 1
ter of Fenians on the ono side, as Feuiaua, attirod '
ii their jackets of patriotic groen and panta ot
ondean blue, against an equal numbor of (be
ons of Crin on tho other side, in the disguise of ]
'nglishmon, and rejoicing temporarily in a prof il?
ion of red flannel shirts. Tho battle was most
tuhbornly contested, ami (here waa ito divining j
tone (ime upon wbi?h banner (ho bird of victory
foiild perch, lill tho nil.ur resolved itself into a
mini tn band engagement, in which, of course, j
he red shirts Biiccuinbcd, and tbs Jacket? won
he day. Upward or tluoo tiioii?oiul apectatoni 1
i Uncased Uso great uliam bailie, nud paid liftv
nnta each for thc privilego ot' enjoying (ho same. |
.Tu ro aro, therefore, (ideen hundred dollars move |
or ought lo be) in the Fenian oxehequor, whoro
m o the cause still lives to tell pale-beat led fear it j
ics, and so forth, and Ireland may yet bo free. |
The Radicals here arc radically opposed to the i
?xcise Law, and held a meeting last night for the ?
nirpose of protesting against the enforcement of j
la obnoxious reslriciions. A resolution was paes
d, requesting their brethren in tho Syracuse Con- 1
ration to tight tbe pro drinking battle bravely - ,
n which they will, no doubt, respond cheerfully
ml promptly, for the foodneas for innocont ?nihill- j
uga ah ultitum ia a principle or passion that finds
xvor in tbe sight of all parties, no matter how, in
tber mattera, thoir political creed may differ, j
Tho thirty-second annual fair of the Arnot icon j
osti(u(e wsB inaugurated yesterday, at tho iicgi- 1
lent Armory iu Fourteunth street, where an ad- j
Ircss waa delivered by HOBSCE GREELEY, who, in ,
he conrao of bia remarks, in allusion to (bo me- 1
hanica) resources of the country ot large, paid a \
nat and boned tribute to the energy and skill ol' |
he people of the South, as evinced dilling the !
rar, in (bo admirable construction ot their barbor \
lefenecs, which he allows to have been "the host j
hst equal material contd have contrived." I
In tho race for the championship of Now York
vening nowapapprdotn, BEN. WOOD'S paper, the
totes, lias far onlstrippod its rival, tho Telegram
a nfl'-sliuot of the Herald, gotten up by BENNETT
rilli (bo dog-in-thr-mnngor and spiteful intention
if breaking up tho little sheet ; wherefore BENNETT
dually wont to tho expense nf getting up (lin
Tt?egram and giving it gratuitously to the nows
Ki.vH. Ae they (the boys) cannot, howevor, con
e\ ?cut ly under-eell the AV ici, which is a ono cunt
.aper, BENNETT has failed, and tho JYetc* loads in
ho race. As tbe matter in tho Neto? in confine
11 und exclusively to accoontaof horrible murders,
oal and imaginary, togotbor with spicy details of
inoh important items aa caaos of Reduction, rapo,
trizo fight a, Ac, of coarse it units tho tasto of tho
tot po?ol, and tho paper already rejoices in a ch?
elation in the olty groator oven than that of tho
fliraid itself.
FOBBEST'S Damon ia by DO means what it used to
yo. Tho old man has literally playod himself and
ais voice out, and should retiro on tho laurels hs
>nco deserved and wore, MOULTRIE.
Dr. OEOBIIC B. LOBINCI, (he Fresidoot of Ibo
Kew England Agricultural Society, tolls what
identifie fanning will do in the comparatively
sterile soil of New England. He stated, in a re?
cent address before tho Society, thal ho knew a
mau in Massachusetts who, in 1825, bought twenty
acres of laud. Ile has applied to it all the accu?
rate knowledge that he could get. There is no
month in the year that something does not bloom
on hie firm ; there is something green there
always ; and he always has sorse crop to send to
market. You walk through it and find everything
going on just as regularly, accurately and care?
fully as (ho cotton goes (brough the loom. Ho liss
managed bis affairs with prudence, accuracy and
caro, and has mado from his farm of twenty acres
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in forty
years."
Her. DB. TBOIIAS H. TAVLOB.-Thia distinguish?
ed divino died on Monday last, at his summer resi?
dence nt Wost Park, on the Hudson, Now York,
after a short illness. Ho was Rector of Graco
Church, and had boon connected with it for up?
wards of thirty-tbroe yearn, since tbo year 1831,
when tho congregation of thc church worshipped
in an unpretending building opposito Trinity, in
tho lower part of Broadway. ' His life, therefore,
has been closely associated with Ibo history and
prosperity of Grace Church, to which edifico his
oloqnont and instructivo sermons attracted ono of
the must wealth jr, enlightened and liberal congr??
gations in tho city.
Dr. Taylor was born in Routh Carolina, where ho
bottled for some limo until tho removal of his fami?
ly to New York, where he has almost continually
resided over ainco, with the exception of some fow
trips taken to bonofit his health, one of which, to
Europe, in 18CC, waa snppoaod to do him lmmnnso
good, and fow among hie many friends imagined
on hie return laet Spring that bia ond was so near.
Dr. Taylor waa holli an eloquent writer and
speaker, and held a high rank among the Episco?
pal Clergy of the country. He possessed great en?
ergy of character and zealous temperament, and
his social disposition rendered him a genial and
entertaining companion, and made for him many
warm friends, who held him in the highest esteem
up to the last momenta of hie existence. In de?
bate he waa very earnest, and some!?mee hia
repartees were sharp and cutting, though never
unkind or wounding. He was a low churchman,
and always took an eotivo part in the dobatea of
the Annual Dioceaan Convention, where ho exerted
a strong lnflaenoo. Hie illness was at first not re?
garded aa dangerous, but few persona thought it
serious, and none anticipated the event that took
place on Monday, and which will bo a ead blow lo
. Urge circle of Rienda.-New Torie Herald.
OKS KUM. SICK l,KS
tli-m-ral MICKI.is Wii UCMOIIU IIHI on lite owning
ol Ibo Milt instant bj the Exeolsior Brigade uud
other organisation*-, naen ho made tho following
speech :
OkNEHAL -fcULLV UfcMAltKS.
Conn u> ES, Kcr?iM iso FELLOW-CITIZENS : Ni>
ouo could receive thli wclcomo without grateful
acknowledgments. It La for mo a not lier tcstimo
II in I ortho atlcctionato attachment or my old com
rodoa; yet another prirtf ol tho indulgent regard
of my frienda aud fdlow-citlzons. I pray you,
Gon. Sharp, to accept my thnoko for tho commen?
dation you have bestired upon my services. Aud
my timuka aro a thousand times repealed to this
largo assemblage tor iltcir hearty endorsement ot
your address. This raiding brings ?ciel; glutton ?
i ce ol I ec lunn ni dire,em voil bravely met, ol
Huvr?Wv? you have chriTiully tmrnu, of your
rortitiido limier reve?aos whuii many at boina
wore desponding; of 'our vicloriuH niiblv won, of
VOItr KOIUTIWIIV for thc vaiuiuiulietl, timi of your
immovable bulli in thnsnooesH or our arm? nuil in
tho no .il Providence vhirli would preserve ami
perpet?ale tho rcpiihlv. lam glad lo seo you
aro not utimitulrul or Ihf fraternal lio which binti
tho old n rmi together ma true uud tried brother?
hood. Without making these organization!) pull -
tical, which would disturb their harmony nutt im?
pair their usefulness, they em do much lo pro?
mote tho hone volot.t objects of their founders and
to BPClirP justice to one old comrades Billi thou
families. All honor til tho (Irnnd Army or tho
Republic, tt'hee rn. ) Wini o tho A mei i CUM people
cherhill in grateful rcmombranco Ibo fidelity and
valor which Raved tko nation, they will not
miller tho aacritlcea ot long yearn or war lo
bo waatod. In tho (prosecution of tho war no
institution, no party, no man (loud applauao) waa
allowed to aland in the way; in tho nott lemont or
tho torin? ol* peace thu aili or Hm niajoritv or the
loyal people represented in CungroHR (loud cheers)
must be ubo.vod b.v all iliipiirtmeutR of the (.tavern
iiient, ami by every oitip.en, every magistrate, and
every t-oldiei*. i ho destiny of tho republic in safo
in tlio bands of tho mon who pul down tho rebel?
lion. This is not thu lino nor tho occasion foe ino
lo discuss any pomonal or political issues. There
oro mattera of deep intercut tn nil of us, now on
gaging public attontion, about which I should Uko 1
BOiiio day to know your viows, and possibly you 1
niav dosi'ro "hereafter to know mine. (Cries or "yen" t
anti cheer? ). I shall not refer to my recent Bcrvicc
in tho Carolinas, any farther than to declaro that
1 havre obeyed all tho orders 1 havo ever received,
and thal 'I have faithfully endeavored to exor?
cise tho authority I possessed for Ibo wclfam of
Ibopooplo committed to my charge, according to .
thc true intent anti menning of ibe lawn which
luiil to govern uml regulato my action. Much 1
remains lo bo done baforo our beloved oiuiutry cutt '
enjoy t lio reposo nuil security you won for her ut |
Gettysburg, ami Atlanta mia Spottsylvnnia and .
Wiuchostor and Riclnnond. Tho enemies who
surrendered tn Grant mid Sherman anti Sheridan
aro now on their parolo of honor to oboy (bo 1
laws or tho 1 nuil, Thor agreed hy that parolo
tn accept aud abide by tho term H and conditions .
Congress should mi poro for their readmission into
Ibo Union, anti for snrU qualified, gcuoml or par?
tial restoration ot civil riuhls ns should ho vouch
Hafed lo thom. I believe that parolo will bo kept;
but il will only bo kopt whenever thc Government,
iu all nf its department*, is agreed in executing in
good faith, and without hesitation and without
cavil, tho luwi of tho Congress of Ibo United
Slates, pasnod by tho representatives of thc peo?
ple. Tho will or Ibo people who put down tho re
hellion must bo executed. Thou, and not until
Ilion, chilli we havo peace, l.ol us have faith in
tho futuro. Lot no ouu take conns '1 of tho timid;
whoever may he tried ami found nomine, the
armv of to-day-the armies of 1605-tho citizen
soldiers of lue'reput?lo, and Grant, their invincible
leador, will never falter, never tail.
lill WEST.
Tue Now York Evening Poi. publishes an in
loresting Mriea of anecdotes and observations by
i Western man, from which we extract tho follow?
ing :
A hi ea TB AV crT DOTH WA YR.
On Thursday, Juna 3d, mw. I was in the omrc
n ibo Lawrenceville Herald of Freedom, when a
uny carno in with the report :
I iou .? ban just been a fight np town."
Yins was auch an every-day adair that I did not
look np from my writing. A moment afterward
muli hoi messenger entered and said -
"Tbero'a a roan killed."
Kron thin excited tittie attention in ilu.-.- limes
nf vinleneo. Hut suddenly a voice was beard from
th?, (drool :
"Jim Lain- has killed (laius .1 eakins, and a mob
lim. gathered around he, house lo hun,' hun."
iiioro was no moro iudifforonce; thc unarmed
ran for revolvers; anil we all baBtoncd to laue's
IIOUHC, half a milo awav. Around it were Ino ur
lin ce buiidrcd oxcilcd men, a Tow proposing to
lynch Lino, but tho majority declaring that be
abuuld be trioil by duo course of law. Among thc
r.u mci naa Hie 'notorious ci-eherilf Jones, who
bad le.l the border ninian horde in sacking Law?
rence two years earlier. During tbe comparative
imo! o Inch now pievalled, lio frequently visited
the city. In tho midi t of bis loud talk*, sheriff
Samuel' Walker quietly remarked :
"Look hero, Jones; be careful bow you recom?
mend hanging. Thean people aro a gond deal i i- ]
[riled already, and if they liane; anybody, viii be
rerv likely tb begin willi you I"
'l'ho visitor instantly apologized fur his intru?
sion into Lawrence affairs and tool. Ibo finit statfe
ror r.evornptnu.
c. i s I Kim lilOWM'IAI.IdilH.
In Kansas ono beard Ibo slang and priwincial
isiua of every section of tho country, beside sumo
indigenous to tho soil. The importalions wore
:hienv from .?Imsum i. which hail furnished moro
'.han half the entire population. Most readers
nave beard Ohioans spoken ot aa "Buckeyes,"
(from tho buckeye tree t Illinoiana as "Suckers,"
[ndianianB as "Hoosiers," and Michiganders as
"Wolvorinos." Early Californians chnstoncd aa
"Pukes" tho immigrants from Missouri, declaring
ihat they had beon vomited forth from thal prolific
3tate. And however shocking to ears polite,
ibo appellation bas adhered to them ever 3ince.
Missourians transplanted into Kansas maur of
their pet home phrases. One murnini; at b.e&l:- <
last a squatter boat of mine remarked:
"These molasses is sweeter than any maple mo- ,
lessee I over seen."
Thia uniquo nae of tho national saccharine only i
,n tho plural, not uncommon in the Southwesi, I
iriginatod in Pennsylvania. I beard another Mis?
sourian reply to inquir?, n touching hia health:
"I hail tho shakes last week, but now I have gol
ihut of them."
A third, asking concerning hie crop of corn, re
ipondod :
"Yea, 1 raised a power or it. I havo red a heap
lo my callie and got a riebt smart chance loft."
Rural Missourians never carried burdens, but
ilwiiya "packod" or "toted * thom. Among nthor
provincialisms through tho Southwest, tho use of
'crapped" fa corruption of croppod) Is aomotimes
Iroll and aborning, tu nero 1 fifa icy tolla of an Ar?
kansan who, notating-to a llttlo man with a hugo
ivife, inquired:
"Cap, don't you reckon that that thar little man
lias a blt oTor crapped bia eolf ?"
Tho uso of "beef" aa tho alugular of "beeves,"
obsoleto through thu East, ia common-Ibo West
em fanner usually Raving, "I have just gold a
beef."
Tho Now Englander shouts to a distant friend:
"Hallo-a, John 1" Tho Southornor or Wosl
ernor orive: "O-o-o-o, Jobnl"
Immigrants from tho East woro very morry at
tho oxponao of their M?BBOUT? neighbors. In a
street discussion a lounger was defending as
correct tho rural Southern phrases - -"Wo 'tins''
and "Von 'una." Ono of tho bystanders asked
him:
"Aro yon a grammarian?" .
"Which?" was his bewildered inquiry.
?'Are you a grammarian ?"
"Why, no. i'm a Missourian I"
It waa a distinction with a diff?rence. But the
fun ia not all on one Hide. I romembor au old
Missourian who waa brought in contact with many
Eastern men by the establishment of a new alago
Une through lils neighborhood. Said he: ' '
'Tve lived on the frontier all my life. I know
English and the aign-langnage, and bare picked
up a smattering of French, Spanish, Choctaw and
Delaware, bat ono Ungnago I can't understand,
and that is Ibis infernal New York language I"
li n k?i.i n s n iii I era and What They Coal.
According In statistical tablea recently publish. .1
by the Russian Hume (tilico, the number of otile, i s
paid out ot tho army est?males IR nh.mt 311,000,
and tho prnsont slrongth of tho Russian army in
rank and Ute is estimated at about 800.000. These
troops aro drawn from a malo population of 23,
000 UO0 in Russia proper, and from, not moro than
2,000,0(10 in the kingdom of Poland. Irrespective,
therefore, nMlio 45.000 men serving in thb impe?
rial navy, the 800,000 rank and rilo nf tho army ai e
supplied by a population of about 65,000,000, malo
and female; tbe army thus constituting 1 4-10 per
cent. Of that portion of tho population which in
bablo to cinscription; while tho numerical relation
of tho army to Ino population of tho cmpiro (70,
000,000) oxcooda that of Kt anco and Prussia by
one-third.
At the aamo limo tho nnmber of young mon
elepiblo in Kassia for service is {comparatively far
entailer than in other countries of Europe, where
about ono per cont, of the population yearly
reaches the age of twenty years, and of these
folly per oont, aro flited for military service. In
Russia, however, owing to tho mortality eulong
children, it takes M.rwo.OO? of the population lo
produce tho number of young men of twenty years
that Prance can command with a population of
MjOOO.OOO.
Thone figures ahow the onerous nalnre Of tho
conscription in Rusaia. Theaolual disbursements
for the army invariably exceed tho ostini ates. The
charge to tho country la moreover increased by
the fact that the annual expense to tbe malo tax?
able population nf furnishing a oontingont of
lix>,0id rccruita cannot bo lesa than threo and one
half million roubloa; their liability lo transport
and quarter troops ia estimated at Lri,000,000
roubles, constituting a tax of CO to 70 copecs .per
male; wbilo, in order to possosa irregular troops,
3,(100,000 of a population occupying tho moat for-'
tile provinces of tbeomplre aro exempted from
all taxes and contributions.
The SI. Petersburg)) (Jenelle comidera that each
Roaaian ooldlor coala the atarte 200 roubloa. tho
coat In Kraue J befog In the meanwhile 844 ronblea,
In Prussia 187 roubles. In Auatria 160 roubloa; also
that the total expenditure for-tue army In 1865
amounted to looooo.ooo roubles, although tho
budget only piovidcd for the expenditure of 129,
000,000 roubles.
'Cur. RrrCtTTri ol itu: ISsNaiiin-r l.yw.- Tba Nt*w
Volk World UiUh alludes lo tho operations of thu
litiukni|)t lan' in that fits:
Tho enactment ot n tutikritpt law liaH hail II
Homowbat dureront effect upon tho fortuucs ol' j
merchant* mid li ndora who lind failed, than WOH
expected. It WOH supposed thnt u* llioro WUH
known to ho groat liumuor* ni poopla who could
mit KO into busincH* because or tlioir unliiiuidulod
indcbtcdnuHH, that, asa cousci|UCUCo, them would
ho a rush o? bankrupts to tako udvautugo of tho
new law. lt bas not so turne.1 out, though, un?
doubtedly, when tho fall terms of tho courin com
menco, wc will nco n much lnrgcr number of banU
ruot3 put through tho legal mill than was
thc case thia summer. Instead of taking ad?
vantage of the law to ireo themselves from thou
obligations by being declared bntiki ii pla, llioilelin
quent and unfortunate traders aro "settling*' with
their creditor*. Tor uno person who makes ap?
plication to tho emu IA. thorn uro twiuilt wini pri?
vately enino In au uiulrrstatidiii,', with their credi?
tors.' I'hi* Ilia bCCtl done to HU groat au extent
thal throughout Ibo country ttmiiiaiid? nt nhl
merelianlH will re-enter business Ibis fall timi
winier. Thc lawullnws practically of I h ree ninden
nf .-ettlenient ; Ibo voluntary ami Involuntary bank?
ruptcies ol' insolvent debtors, or it compromise
without legal prm-ccilings, ami Ibis is what is now
going on all over ibo country. Thu effect cannot
but be good. Hundreds of energetic men will nguiu
timi their way into businoss, and thousands of |
families will lin relieved from Hie bunion ol' old
debts. Thu law sn fur -oom- tu bavu worked well.
MAUHIRU,
Al /iou t.'hur.'li. Nsw York, on Thursday muming,
Se| lelllOer 1 .'III, ll) tho ItUfllt ItUV. lllidiup SOUTIIUSTK,
Dr. SAMT. H. VlSHK.lt. of t'ntiquler Cou ut y. Vu., and
ANCKI.I.A, daughter ur tho lair WM. S. limo, ol Clich
Ire. Knglsnd. *
On Tuesday murnini;. Ililli M.iptcmbi'r. ni Ihn reel*
donen of thu brldc'n fm tie i. liv the Hov. lt. s. Vr.niirn.
ITIKUDORK B, CAIRNS, ul Menu,ld?. TonneRi.ee, lu I
MARTHA ANN. t-ldoat daughter ot I A. KNSXOW. Estl.,
of this City.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOT1CK IS HKHKI1V OlYKN, THAT AT THU
aexl Rr..lon nf tho Legislature. appllcaUoo will he mace
hf thu "PALMETTO PION KER, COOPERAT IVE ASSC -
,'IATION," for iucurporaltuii nuder Hu-above style anl
lille. Ult .11 FKIUIUSON.
In bolulf of Irinisvlf ami other associates.
August 'itt tu
tsTNOTICK Ti) MAHINKKS.-l! A VTAIN Si
VNU PILOTH wtabUajt lo suchor their vessels lu Ashley
Uiver, are i .-.pie-ieii liol lo du io anywhere within illrcci
rango of the heads ot tho HAVANNAH RAILROAD
tv HAU V rs, on the Charleston aud St. Andrew's sidu u!
lin Ashley River; br which precaution, contact with the
.tuvimsrine Telegraph Callie will be avoided.
M. C. TUItNEIl, II. M.
I si lier Mauler's Omeo, chai le-iou, IVbroary 0, lflCo.
February 7
ONE i^RIOE
CLOTHING HOUSE
UACIlUa WILLIAMS it PARKES,
Manuiurtiirer*, .lohuevs & Retailers |,
ur
FINK AND MEDIUM
CLOTHING.
WHOLESALE
AND '
RETAIL ?'DEALERS !
IN ]
GEN T LEM E N 'S
27o Kiisra
CORNER OP li A SEI i .STREET,
31H A Ii lu F. S.T ON, ?S. C
August 30 Ino.
SiSiS!
imri: nm THE WMM& IX?AIID.
DEFER NOT THE USE OP
RODRIGUES
PlILHH ELIXIR
UT ART WHOSE DF.CI.INT S? Ul" ALT ll, WH10?1
1YL rvs s precarious, and their recovery despaired nf,
lo now wItu gratctul emanations to Ibo AU-Wl.s DI.,
loser, offer heartfelt thank*for thia timely remedy, nar?
nu the short lime slnco Its public Introdnctlon lulo uso,
he Originator has moat,happily realized her most stn
ruioo expectations in manifestations Issuing from sU
loaners of its unparalelled curative properties, lor in no
?sse whore lt has been administeren with rv;ard to di
?celions, and persevered In, hos lt failed in Hs beneficial
resnlls.
tn resorting lo thia remedy. Ihr? Invalid rtn depend
upon the ssfety ol'every article in its preparation, sud
atnie tl screlerstes the healthful ri actions ol each organ
tod vessel, tho mind ctn hp perfectly ireo frota appro
Muston of sny subtle Ingredient bring lo.luuated lalo Us
xnuposlUon.
Thc sppotlto, which Improves under lu administration,
la tl liberty lo Indulge pi mir ntl j In ul. J le ver nu tr un eut
ls ps I liable, digestivo and whole.-o nie, snd willis lt ls no
nore than proper lo ovoid exposure lo Ireh cold, nu lear
aced bo entertained of any liability under this courte ul
treatment to Induce lt. It ls a pleasant AROMATIC
CORDIAL, i|Ulto agreeable lo tho bute, and ss s lung ro
rivirjer sud balsam of health, lt ls distinguishing itself SB
silban! precedent, and wo trust will, ero long, claim for
?r elf gnuertl uer Lunation for Its unrivalled efficacy.
For .ale hy tho Proprietress, Urs. CKCIL1A RODRI
3Ur'.t, northwest corner of MEETINO AND BOCIETY
iVTREEr.?, and principal Druggists.
. PRICK KINGLE BOTTLE ?1.26.
April a lyr
DURYEA $ COHEN,
H 9. KC ll \ I A. - ? .1. BAItRETT COU KN
LAWYERS,
OFFICE:LIBRARY BUILDING,
COR. DROAD AND Cl IC ?'.ell RT REETA.
Augimt 19 _ _nirjtnio_
LAW NOTICE.
riMlK UNDF.rwliiNKD ARE ARSOOIATED AS PART
J. NERH, tnd propose lo "practice in the HTATR
COTJRTB OP U-VvV AND EQUITY for the Districts M
Barnwell, Beaufort ard Colli ton. under tho, name sud
Urie of "DAVANT."
Office, for the present, at O1I.L180NVTLLK. Routh
Carolina. R. .1. DAVANT.
November _ _fni__ J^O. DAVAN t.
~ THE HERALD.
?H I'll m,I HU EH WEEKLY \f M'IV il KM ft V il H., Al
ti par annum, and, h..mi. .. Urge c?rciibUon
roi<gh til tbs upper tod lu.,, I irids of the Bute,
s avails great od van taxe, to sd m nae.'-.
lutea for advertising very r.?s. ,.,. ...for which applj
lo our Agent, Ur V. P. SI.fDli;, si lia- Ullis House.
ru- iv K ? lt, <l. IHEMEKEll.
Har*mW_?? *" wi r-*rmr>?ir i?.
THE CAROLINA ilHES,
PUHLinilKD AT ORANUk.liOna c. n.
Trna PAPER cnn tn,A irmionoHODT Tut
middle portion ot ti a Gitta, sud offers the bes?
faculties for tdvrrtlisrt. isbruarv a
J PE Cl A L NOTICES.
??- TUE UN UK UH lu NED 1II.ItI.UV. NOTIFIES
til parties who aro Indebted to thu estate of MAJ lilli:
HEN, O'UAHA i? CO.. Bankrupts, that (( such iiid?l>led
lio?x H uot adjusted before thu 15th day of October. 18?;*.
1 ??gal procoediiig-i to compel th" tame will he instituted.
Hoptanbcf IO 0_ __ LOUIS MoLAIN.
*5-ll E ll I ST II AT ION - FINAL NOTICE.
FOURTH PRECINCT, WARDS No. G ANO 7 AN li BANU
8.-Thc Board ol Registration lor tho above named
Ward-, lu order to complete thc rcfrlstratioti or I he sam;
by thc 19th lint., registration -.ill be held al thc Wash?
ington Eugine Homo, Taudcrhorat ctrcct. Jor Wards Nc.
Canil H. 7--riajv, ??Jr?:<l<jy and Thttriday nett, tb.i
I"- h. nth and Tith day I ol September, tmm 9 io i o'clock
ea< li day.
And al the Kjftjn Eugine Hou-v. Meeting street. Hie
ii il l.>? mg week, lor Warda No. . sud 7, on TumUiy.
WrJn.-t l.i-i and Thursday, ihe lita, 18th and l'.Mli Sop
limber. Irvin'J I.. '.I o'clock each ?luv, aller which the
books will iKisilively be closed.
The registration Hits will be exposed for public ctnul
uatiiiii. vii: At tho Eagle Engiuti House on Mundjff mid
Tue.i'fui/, the 2"d sud tilth insl., and al thu Washington
".opine House on IKinhtesifay, Thursday and Friday, the
Sash, 'Ji'.lh sud 27lb September, from ll In 'J o'clock each
day, aller which Hine, tor two days, vir.: Saturday, ib.
-?nb. and Afiinifuy, tldlb September, Hie Hoard will luvisc
mid correct tho Hals, und register any person wini may
have been liefnro prevented from i relit r.tum The said
revision will lake ii lace at thc Waihlngtuu rbag?w House,
iii'in ll lu J o'clock each day.
NA I II' 1. TYI.KF, Hour..
Chairmen Hoard llcxlRlrnthm 4th rrvclnrt.
hepleiulier fi sept fl. 0, Ill, ll. IT. 18. 25, 'Jil
?-0HA1M.KSTON AND SAVANNAH ItAII.
ttOAD BONDS ASI) COUPONS.-Hy decree of thu Court
of Ki 111 i ty. on tiCth ol January last, it was inlrr olia or?
dered. "That the Haid Trustees, INA AV W. Usvst:. Eb*
wann SKUIIIMI. sud Jims E. ron?, do forthwith pro?
ceed to call, by public advortlaemeut lu ?na .., TUON
new-papers iu this Slate and elsewhere, upou all prrsomi
holding Boiids and Coupons or Bonds secured by the
First Mortgage, to preseul and provo their demanda ou
or before thc first July uext." This order haviug benn
complied with, un liomin or Coupons not liilhiTtu pro
aouted will bu received, sud patties who have heretofore
prcrunled Honda and Coupon?, irii'unif (tarin/ At <<imi
III the fui adi of the Trustee*, arc hereby uotlUttl that un
less they are tu.night forward un ur before Hu- 'JOtli day
nf September, they will not bc received.
I. W. IIAYKE, )
ED. SEBItlNtl. J Trustee
mo. E. CAREW,)
September i lui ntl
HW O F V 1 <J E DEPOT AND DISUUItHINU
QUAKTKRMAHTF.il. ATLANTA. O i., Kcpteiulier I, IHG7.
-Healed Proposals will be received at this OQlre until 12
M.. friday, September 20. 18QT. al which lime they will
be opened, for supplying this Depot with Ibu iolinwlni!
amounts or FORAHE AND STRAW, viz:
tlGO.ooil ponndH Oats.
45?.000 poun.li Hay, baled.
100,000 pounds Straw, baled.
The Oats lo bo sound, free from chati ur dirt, sod put
up in good strong sacks or not lon thau two ur more
than four bushels per sark. The Hay and Straw to bo
sound, free from dust mid weeds, and well haled. The
?hole lu be auhjrct to such iuapictlou as the Department
nisy direct.
Rids muai ba fn TBfrLttMTC with a copy of thia adver.
-..no ni attacfisd tn tics, and bear the ondorscnicnt ol
two rvaponsibl^**)craoii9 who aro wiUing to heroine mire
y for tho bidder lu the evont ol tho cou traci being award
si to him. Proposals not complying with the require?
ment- of thia advertisement will lin rejortod.
Dollvcry lo commence within ten (10) days alter nella
ration of approval ol contract, and cont un o at the rato of
aol leas than one-third ol' Hie whole amount per mouth,
10 be delivered III cars upon the miltie al thc loot of
Forsyth street, or st the Quartermaster'!* warehouse,
Torsyth street. Allanta, na., as the Quartermaster may
llroct.
Proposals inr Ihn delivery of one third tho amount of
Forage and one-half the amount ol" Straw will be enter?
tained, or for each article ncparatcly.
Hidden are Invite,! to lie present nr represented at the
?pening of the bids.
.Satisfactory evidence of loyalty ot' uach succcaslul i?id
ler, sud solvency Ol Hit* peraous mn-ied sn burel), will
ne rertulrrxl.
The i lovel-nuil ni reaerves. the righi io rsjf i any und
ill bilbo
Proposal* Hliimld lie addressed to tho undersigned,
md endorsed "Proposal* for Hm dellveiy of Foi.:r;u and
11 raw."
By order of Br?vel llrlgadicr tleneral R. SAXTON, Chief
Jilarlermaster. H. J. FARNSWORTH,
1st Lieut, nilli ll. R, Infantry, A. A. Q. M..
Hf)?tenrher 7 IU In citare? of Depot,
?a-.MifS. WINSLOW "fl SOUTHING SYRUP FOR
Children Teoilnug, groaily racilitstes thc pira-besot teeth
Bg, by softening the grime, reducing all iiiflsnuuation
viii bil.iv ii i iii-, ami spasmodic sutton, sud ls SURE
IO REUULATF.TUE ROWELS. Uepeud upon il, on.m
?IB, it will give real In yourselves, and RELIEF AMP
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have pnl up mid sold thin ai lido tor years, and csu
?ay Iii confidence, and truth nf it whet wo have ne vee
i. i-ii i.iile lo ray nf any other medicino-Never baa lt fall
id in a aliifjle instance to effect a cure, when timely used.
Never did wo know an Instance of dissatisfaction by any
>ne who used it. On tho coutrsry, sll are delighted with
ls operation, and speak in teems of commendation nf itd
naglcal effects and medical virtue*.
We speak io this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW," after
rears of cipehonce, and pledge our reputation for the
uUillmcut of what we here declare. In almost every in
nance where tuc Infant ls suffering iiom pain and ex
jausl jon, relier will bc found in fif teen or ferret- minuter
iftcr the syrup is administered.
Full dtrertlooa for UBIUE will accompany each bottle.
BB snre and esl) for
"MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH INO RYRHP,"
davin..- the fae simile of "Coan* A PxaaiNS" on the
lutsldo wiapper. All oUiera sro lissa Imitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout Hi? world. Price, only
IA rnuU per hollie.
Offices- No. 216 Fulton santal. New York; Mo. 205 High
Holborn, Lanier?, England; No. ttl HI. Tani strei t. Mou
treal. Canalla. LOWIE A MOISE, AgdotH,
August 17 ti.thsCnio_Charleston, S. C.
**r BATOHE LO R'S HALR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID ll Ai lt DYE ls tho best in tho world. Th
loly true and perfect Dye-nannies), reltahlo, instan'
laneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous Unis.
Salural Ulick or Brown. Remedies the Ul effects of liai
Dyes. Invigorates tho hslr, leaving lt soft and beautiful
rho genuine ls signed William A, Batchelor. AU ethers
ire mere Imitations, snd should bo avoided. Sold by all
Druggists snd Perfumers. Factory, Mo. 81 Ban-ley
itreet. Mow York.
?3? BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Deco m bar 10 lvr
?ir A LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHEMICAL
?KILL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED CHEVALIER'S
LIFF- FOR THE HAIR.-It positively restores gray hair
o Ila original color and youthful beauty; imparts life,
itrength and growth to the weakest hair; stops itt falling
mt st once; keeps tho heail clean; ls unparalleled sa a
lalr-drcsslng. Sold by all druggists, fashionable, hair
lresaers, sod dealers in laney goods. 1 he trade supplied
iy the wholesale druggists.
SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M. D"
June? atutbCino New York.
?ar ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU
HAN EYES m ado to order and Inserted by Dra. F.
3ADCH and P. OO?OLEMANN (formerly employed by
itoiaaoKKTin, of Paris), No. AW Broadway. New York,
April 14 ITT
" C O ST AB,' S "
PREPARATIONS
ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Laboratory, Ko. tl) Crosby street. Now York
anno Dotes, Bottles and Flasks manufactured dally.
HOI.H BY ALI.DlWliaiSlRKVEKYWHERF.
?.COSTAU'S" HALER DEPOT,
No. 484 BROADWAY, NRW Youie,
(There ll, t i lo io sizes sro put up for Familles, stu res
Ihips, Boals, Public Insiitutlons, Ac, Ar.
Il la truly wonderful the cont dence that la now had in
Mery lonu of Preparations that cornea from "Collar's "
Establishment.
..COSTAR'fl " EXTERMINATORS-For Rats, Miro
Roaches, Ants, kc, kc. "Ouly Intal hide remedy known
"Not dangerous to tho human tinnily." "Rats com? out
af their holes to die," Ac
"COSTAR'* " BF.D-B?O EX'lTeRMINATOR-A llqnld
nut up In bottles, and uever known to fall.
"COSTARS" ELECTRIC POWDER-Fer Moths In
Furs sod Woollens, ls lu vain able. Nothing eau exceed it
rr,r power snd elflesey. Destruya Instantly all Insects on
Plants, Fowle, Animals, Ac.
" COSTAR'H" BUCKTHORN HALVE-For Cuts, nilma.
tVonndx, Bruises, Broken Breaste, Hore Nipples, PJIes lu
ill forms. Old Sores, Hirers, and all kinds of cutaneous
ifTocttona. Nn family should be without lt. lt exceedi
n efficacy all other Halves In uso.
"COSTAR'H "CORN SOLVENT-For Corns, Bunions
?Tarts, Ar,
" COSTAR'fl" BITTER SWEET AND ORANOE RLOS
\ IMS-BesotlArs the Complexi?n, by giving to thu aktu
?soft arni beautiful freahness, saul Is Incomparably be
rnnd anything now in uso. Iodlns nf last? andj>o?ltimi
t-gard lt as eu essential lo lbs te llet. An unprecedented
?ara ls Its heat recommendation. Ono boltlo ls always
bllowed hy more. Try lt to know.
"COSTAR'S" lld Hui' PILLS-A universal Dlcnsr
Pill (aiigaro-oaleil), and ot extriordlnary ef?cacy for cos
lvenesa, all f.iuiv of Indigestion, Nar you s and Hlrk
Ueadaehe. A a id that la now rapidly euesreeding sll
tthers.
"COSTAR'S" COUGH REMEDY-Vor Coughs, Cold?,
noarseneaj. Sore Throst, OrOnp, Whooping Ooogb, Astb
na. and all forma of Bronchial, and Dieses** of thu
rhioat sod Lungs. Addxoo*_
?I I? Bi H Y R, CORTAR,
? . ? - Wa m BROADWAY. N. Y.
SOWIE & MOISE*
X.VIIOT.KHAI.F AUENT8,
No. 161 Ueeting ivtrevA, opposite Charts-ton Botel.
Jun? 17
SPECIAL NOTICES._
?MT ITiXSlil sr'.I.S PER STEAMBHlP MAN -
HATTAN, Iront New York, arc ?iotl?sd of her cargo b i
iug TA M />iy dlifbtrged nt Adgur'i South Wharf. AU
O?iahiih thu Duck at suu-iot will hi; atorad ?t ri.k suet
CI).?a o? owner-. STREET BROTHERS A CO.,
.-eptouibei tl Agent*.
??- CONSIONEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA,
CULt.. from DalUiuore, sro hornby notified that .ho i<
Thit Day discharging cargo at Pier No. 1 Union Wharvc?.
All gooda not token away by v.-.asot will remain on Wher?
at Cooslgnco'i; rt*. MORDECAI A CO.,
September IT Agent!.
*S-NOnt.'E.--COXSKJ\KKSPERflTEAMStTlL'
MOSEKA. .to hereby noll lied that ahn il thia day
dbcnafgliifj < sr??n at South Atlantic Wharf. AU goo.!-*
rvoiialnlnn on Ihr ?ban et miun-t will be stored at o?
psttSv amt risk ol'owner-).
.lOIIS A TUGO. OE1TY, Agent*.
All 11.-I.:bi amounting I? illtcttn (IA) do'lars or less
munt be paid on Hie wharf before delivery of iroods.
September 10 3
Ca)-HOARD Ol* lU'OISTHATION. -TmRD
PRECINCT.-This Hoard will sit as usual on JfWiaji
Tw.'su\iy sud nVafneafiiy, ol the Kopo Endino House, SL .
un TAiirw/ur, f'ndni, and Katu niau, at the Stonewall
Engine House, in tl SO MW street, from 0 o'clock, A. hi.,
lu ll o'elik'k, P. M., lill Ibu altoruoon of the 30th
Instant, when Hie bi. v. will lie opened for publie
inspection, lo wll : nu lin! Mst. .'Ul and -Uh at the
Hope 1 ii,; I im HOIIKO. sud nu Hie 25lh mot vern at tho
Mnnewall Engine Holme.
On thu mil, ibo Hoard ?111 ult tor tho correcUon of thu
list ono day at eseli nt the ibo vu places, lor the correc?
Uon ul the Usia, namely. I'.u- tho erasure ol any names
Improperly recorded, und loi tho Insertion of tbs names
audited.
Citizens who have lost their i'crtbleute* of Citizenship,
Citizen* who hove Mied their Declsrstious of Intention,
i oielem citizens who were compelled to voluntoer Into
the nobel oriny, ara Invited tu register, subject to Ute
revis**, nf the t'oiuiiismllng Oeueral.
Thu Hi der* ore lo register ull who present themselves.
.1 AM ES M. MOHR ISON,
eh JU in in liuardof Registrars.
for Third Precinct (City.)
September ll! 6
.ar A YOUNO LAI>V Ite.TURNINU TO H Eil
?iniiilry home, stier a sojourn ol'a few moulin lu tho
rlty, \ .is hardly recognized by her friends. In plansjl
I coarse, rustle, flushed face, sho had a soft ruby com?
liliixlnti of almost ularbie smoothers*, and Instead
twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen. Up JU la
Ioin as to thu cause ol an great a change, shs plainly
lolil them timi she used tho CIRCASSIAN BALM, sud,
rongidcred it sn Int sbinblc acquisition Li ony lody'o toilet.
Hy its use nov 1 ..uly or Oculleiueucou Improve their per
ional oppesrauce sn hundred fold, lt I* simple tn Its,
-umbi nat lou, aa Nature herself U almplo, yet unsurp*si>
'din tin elllcaey lu drat, im* impurities from, siso heal*
UR, cleaiislug sud beaiitifyiug I ho skua and complexion.
Hy its direct a el iou un the cuticle it draws from lt all Ita
m ion o io . kindly healing the same, sod ieevm?: the sur?
ace os Nature Intended it should be-clear, soft, smooth
iud beautiful, prie* ll, seul by Mail or Erp re* ). on ie.
:elpt of an tirdor. hy
W. I. CLARI A CO., Chemists,
NV. tl West fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Ap.euls fur thc sale of the same.
Man-it *M ly
SHIPPING.
. FOR O EORGETOWNe-THE FAST
?tV. aili lug .loop JULIA DEAN, Geo. H. Worts
/ TVTXMiRirr will loavo Boyce's Wharf on Wrintt&Ay
i T ii . it, at 3o'clock P. M., for the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply Ito Mister on board.
September 17 3
FOR NEW YORK:
REftULAR UNITED S I Vi TM MAIL LINE.
1NE OF TnF. FAVORITE AND ELEGANT STEAM.
SHU'S SARAGOSSA AND OBANADA, WILL
LEAVE EVERY SATURDAY.
THE SIDEWHEEf. STEAMSHIP
A l.ABAIvtA,
CAPT. LIMEBURNER.
WILL LEAVE VANDERHORST'3
Whan' on Saturday, September 31, 1887.
ul 13 o'clock M.
Rills Lading for signature mull poii.
it .1. be handelt In by 10 o'cloek ul that day.
September 17_RAVEN ET. A CO.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
I-'II ti ft BTW YORK,
CHE NEW AND FLEOANT- SIDEWHEEL STEAMSHIP
CAPTAIN W. fl. WOODHULL.
\ sr M.i. LEAM: FROM ADQER'S ROUTH WHARF
?V on .Satiirdav, September, 'il, at pi M.
JUT All nuivvord Freight engagements must be mad*
t the olHce ol COURTENAY A TREMHOLM, No. ?4
'asl Ray.
asr For Passage and ell matters connected with tba
award busmen of Ihe Hbipa, apply lo STREET li BOTH-?
tm & *"J , No. 71 Essl Bay.
STREET BROTHERS A CO.,
COI1II1 ENA Y ii TRENUOLM, f AS?ntt.
September 16_
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
People's Mfti. Steamship Company.
THE STEAMSHIP
MONEKA?
CAPTAIN MARRHMAN,
WTT.I. LE-4.VF. NORTH ATT. A NI 1(1
'Wharf, l'.iioln?, September 19, at -
.'clock.
Lino composed of Steamers "MO.
Tr'KA" and "F.MII.Y B. SOUDER."
IOHN k THEO. O ETTY,
September IC No. 43 East Bay.
HOXTON ANO (Tl A Ul,Uh! ON S IK APISH ll?
LINE.
1 HE NEW Al STEAMSHIP ?KOH?K
n. UPTON, Rica, Commander, I. no?
"running regularly between Boston aud
. Charleston, leaving each port alternately
nert- fifteen days. Cotton, Rosie, sndgenorsl merchan
Hze from the Interior of Georgia, South Caroline and
?tber points consigned to my care, will ba forwarded
roo of commission to Bolton sud all points North and
SssL For freight or passage, having excellent state
oom accommodations, apply to
WILLIAM BOAOH, Agent.
ag-Cibto Passsxg. 135. tnthslmo September 10
FOR SAVANNAH.
THE STEAMER
DI O T .A. T O R, ,
1000 TONS BlIRTUEN,
CAPTAIN L. M. COXETTBR.
WILL LEAVE MI DDLS ATLANTIu
: WHARF, every TOKSDA Y NI a m, at
' line o'clock, for that port.
V^XWtKBM For freight or psaiaae, spply on
?ard or to the office of J. D. AIKEN at CO.,
Bepternber 13 Agent*.
FOR I'ALATKA. FERNANDINA,
.) Al TtSUV Vll.l.K, AND ALI, THE I,ANO.
I NOS ON 'TH lr. BT. .ion V? RIVER, VIA
HAVANNAH, GEO.
THE NEW AND .SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
11001) i .tu. tlurtbein
CAPTAIN I . M. OOXF.TTER.
n WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC!
{??'WHARF, every TOKSP? Y X tittil, OL
o'clock, for the above p Lac es, connect.
.lng with the Georgie Central Railroad ak
avannsb, for Macon. Muhlle snd New Orleans.
All Freight mutt he poid bera by shippers.
For Freight or Passage, spply on board or at th* office)
f .1. D. AIKEN k CO.,
September 13_Agent?.
rilulGH TICKETS TO FLORIDI,
B Y
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
STEAM PACKET .L.INEI
H KM I-\VI*. ICH l.k .
VIA BEAUFORT AND H1LTJ.S HEAD.J
jWREKfi V,
VIA BLUFFTON.
TEAMER I'lXOT BOY....CAPT. W. T. MCNELTY|
TEAMRR FANNIE.CAPT. V. PECK,
"VNK OF THE ABOVE STEAMER0! WILL LEAVE
) Charleston every Aforid*? and Thursday ilomtngt,
\^ o'clock; end Sovonnoh it. ry II VJiir j.iuy and *Viday
foHiiRfs. st 1 o'clock. Touching ot Blufflon on Motu
ty, trip from Charleston, snd IFittlii?j.iay, trip from
lYonnau*
Freight received dally I rom 0 A. M. to 6 P. M., and
ored free of charge.
AU Woy Freight, a lao Bluf! ton Wh* muai basia,
lld. ? ^
FOT freUbt orpaaiaaa, apply to u
'i [_ JDD K EsTROUSON, Accommodation Wharf.
. , Ckarsejsox
OLAQHOBN A CUNNiNailAkU*. *
PUIXEB;Ai^*Ti?^a,? <
N. B.-TtiRou?H T?CETE ?o?d *t t^tofl&fotCtt!o
genoy tu Charleston to pointa on tba Atlantlo sad Oatt
ollroarl. oud to FaraAndinf sud point oo tia it. Joinc*
lrar. Aacnai \