The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 19, 1868, Image 3

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THE DAILY NEWS. SST LABOBST CIRCULATION.-THE D A I LT NEWS B EIN Q THE NBWSPAPSE OFFICIALLT SE COGNIZED A3 H A VTNQ -THE LASSEST CIR? CULATION IN THE OIT?. OF~.; CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE U?T OE LETTEB8 REMAIN. J?N? TN- THE PO?TOFETOS i AT THE END. OF BACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO .;THE . FBOVIS .4.6*8 .OF THE NEW P08TOFFICE LA W. . LOCAL MATTERS. ; . "- 'A XTOTIOlTSALEa TSJ8 DA T. CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell? at 10 o'clock, tit their and ion house. No.- 55 Haael-atreet, .the stock of a country store. R. M. M ABSHALL & RBO. will sell, at quarter ?past 10 o'clock, before- their office, No. 83 ;Bro3d-street, Durhatu cow, mule3, Ac. GsssBAX, MEADE. -This officer has declined .the invitation to visit the Jannel's Hall Legis? lature. Reason assigned-public duties will tot permit. AXTxarxio*, WAHD 8,-Tho Democratic Club of Ward 8 is called to meet at the Marion En -gine House, this evening, at quarter-past eight o'clock. It is hoped thai every citizen of the ?vard will make it a point tobe there. COLUKBZA Aim AUQTJSTA BAXLBOAD. - The President of this railroad informs the Augusta press that the cars on the Columbia and Au? gusta Railroad will run to Graniteville by the 15th November, the necessary bron having ?beeri purchased and shipped. AuOTHES RjcFHiEVEv-tjnder authority of or? ders received from J. L, Nea'gle, the Comp troUex-General, Sheriff Hastie has postponed the Bale of. property fox tares due the Stale to. ?r Monday, 2ith . August. - Thia reprieVo will en a :abl? some delinquents to redeem their proper ? -^fx^tbe hamxner/ ? : ;://, /. ; ? - ....o....: . ;*-zrzrr ? REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs, Leitch & Bruna' ; sold yesterday, at the old postofftce, a two - -story -wooden tenement, known as Nos. 39 and il Wallstreet, two doors from Calhoun, the lot measuring thirty-five ieet front by ninety-^ ght . feet deep, for ?SOO; one-third cash; the balance ? in one, two, three and four yean. . B^TELVABBTVALS, Angustia.-duirksion Ho .iel- W: E. Fh3rruag.jarnL"A.-M.Jackson. Au? gusta; Geo. H. Denny, St. Louis, Mo.; J. C. ^GiUett, Augusta; Goo. Wilson, Summerville; ??^hai^^Sa^^ Va^ A. M. Lord, ! Dalsw?re;?. D. Horsey, city; J. G. Michaoloft, s Alabama; John G. G lars on, Jr., New York; M. ' A. Gua tm, New York; J.. Kailey, New York, i j Partition Raid.-O.B.. B. 'Shuter, Columbia;: Jas. W. Coker, Augusta, Ga. !: ' *l .}.?. LITE LfsuBAKCE,-"A Maater-mason" calls [ our attehfthn to tho fact that the Cherokee Ma - :.-Bonic Life Insurance Company, of Rome, Ga., is conducted - upon th? new plan briefly refer- j red to in TEE NEWB ' of y es torday. . Ee/rh. sub - j -scriber or a member of a class pays one dollar , ?for each member who oi?s, ind it is caleula ted ?that, io a class of turee thousand, each mem . :?er would be insured for $2999 . at an. annual ?cost-ol about$40. We understand that it ia In -.contemplatym to establish a similar company " inthis'j "" 1 BTABBISQ - A?TBAT. -- Yesterday afternoon two - ! 'white mea, named C. B. ? Grant and Wm. Low-1 j a gtr?c^ the corner of .Mar?ha:'dt Inspection streets, and both being in liquor, commenced qiian-elling about the' -striking of a match. They became excited, -.od Grant stabbed Lo wry In thc abdeuaon, in micting a dangerous wound. Dr. J, L. Ancrum -waa called in and attended to the wounded -maa, who was removed to his own house. A -complaint was"lodged before the pohce author ratios, and a ! commitment mada ont by Magia- j .trato Rivers. - ?- . - -.; *? ^ll^!S^>?o7^. JAiirEa Angas-This com ' ' mod ions and s aperior s teams bi p, so long con? nected with'the New York line; arrived here .from that port -yesterday, in- char ge of Captain " T. J. Lockwood. ' The Auger baa been in,the - - babels of the 'mechanics for some weeks, and j 'baa been refltfed in a style of much comfort tnd neatness. ' The pnblic will ?nd her ao- j - commodationa fcc either freight or passengers of thei most commodious and convenient ? character, and they may rely on the skill and j attention of Captain Lockwood, to have every- ( - thing mo ve to their satisfaction. .. - . SHADE THEES.-The asphaltum pavement re? cently laid in many of the streets has proved .injurious to the abad* trees planted in the vicinity. In several localities in Rutledge ave? nue, ??q trees on the street and the Bhmbbery :in private lota have becAkilied from thu cause. . It ia supposed that .the, pavement, not absorb? ing water,"prevents thlrmolstnre from reach? ing tho roots of tho trees, and they die in con -sequence. Another conjecture ia that the fumes ot the bQuin g tar have caused tho in _jury. At the comer of Cannon-street and , Butfodge avenue, , an ornamental hedge of y&? ' - orange has been totally destroyed hythe laying ?of tho newsioewahi. : c:::.r:..: THE NEW BBOAD-STHEXT SIDEWALK. - A por? tion of tho: old' flagging bu Broad-street waa - removed some weeks since, and it waa then -stated that a side wulk of an . entirely new: pat? tern, iirrp?rvTOUs to water and beautiful to be? hold, would-be substituted. Piles of pebbles and: gravel soon lined the edge of the street, -?end yesterday the work was co ai m enc e d under .theaar^uteiiderjce of Mr. O'Donnell, the con? tractor. , ' Tho sidewalk will first be properly ^gtm^?^^'e?t? by a layer of small '^pe)?b^^x^wi|h /far vand.--gw?t When --compressed this material, it. ia. sai(^ will farm a -CTXCH. dnrabio pa vom en t.- -?h ? laborera wer o -emplbyed^yest-efday ia_.rnjxing' the tar and ' '-atones preparatory to covering the sidewalk. BLLL or MOBTALITS.-Returr; of deaths with v.in the City of Charlo?toii,- for the week ending ..-?Ajigust 15V1868.: . . ' CAUSES OF J) EAT H. BLACKS OB COLORED -'Accident....... Brain, Concussion of.........'.. ? M3h?l.Oon?e8tlve...?.,.,...,.1;'. Cholera Infantum..^.,......... ' Coasamptio n.,.,.., lEarrheea...'. .*...."Iv;..'. JDropay.... Dropsy from Hepatic Diseaae'.. Drown-ng..?. Dyauctory, T>puold -.... x.. ..<, -Fever, BUlous.? Fever. lertian Intermittent^... Heart, Diabase or. .farer, Congestion of. .OldAge,^.......' " Aerofoil..... rTaoaa, Meacuterica.... 'Teethuiic. Tetanus.<. Want of Vitality. Total.. 10 12 RECAPITULATION : Whites, G ; Blacks and Colored, 3 J-Total, 31. AOES: ? under 1 year of aige... -'* Between ?0 and 80 yrs.. 3 Between 1 and 5 rn... 10 Between CO and 70 yrs. 1 Between 5 and 10 yrs., 3 Between 70 and 80 yrs. i Between 10 and 30 yrs:: 1 Between 80 and 90 /rs. 3 Between 30 and 90xmr 3Hietween: eu ?nd lOOyts. 0 Between 30 at?dWjT8.~l Over100~? ears of ape... 0 'Between 4? and 50-yra.. 1 ., . Office of City Registrar, August 18,1368. GEOG GE 8. P4LZEB, M. D., City Registrar, ASSAULT.-On Holiday some of the members -Of J?i?jConxpft3yl?o.7 (colored) paraded the streets, accompanied by a band. Mayor Clark, hearing the music, sent a; colored man named George Robinson on horsebacktodiscover the canse of the parade. He met the: arum-major, . Philip Barh?tt (colored), and some words en? sued. .During: the controversy Barnett struck Robinson with hi a baton and knocked him from. bis horse. The case was referred to the detec rives, and is now under examination. A-PnotBST.-Thefoll?wnigDem?ipratic mem? bers Of the Janney's Hall "Legislature pre? sented the following pro tes t -on Monday : We, the undersigned,, memo ere of the House of Represen ta li ves, availing ourselves of. the constitutional privilege granted us, hereby en? ter our protest against the passage to-day of \ a bill entitled:1 ''A bill to establish a State Po? lice," and assign for rearons ? - : VI;" That v-tne.vbfll..is unconstitutional, inas . much .aa it cohiera, on. the Go vernor rights and po wars pot recognized by the constitution.. 2. Its provisions are repugnant to the true; spirit Of Republican institutions, in impairing the rights of peroonal security, personal liber-. ty'?ndprivate property, 8. H is-inexpedient, inasmuch as it will im? pair tue credit of the State by pr/venting the utroduction of capital and labor, being based upon the supposition that the laws are unable tb protect the citizen. '?".-'. (SiCTedJ-Zadoo.Bullook^W. W. Waller, T. F. Clyburn, 0. M. Doyle, W. C. Keith, John Wil? son, W.. T. . Field, B. Frank Sloan, B. M. Smith. ' ' \ ? ' ." THE SHEBIFFALTT.-After weeks of anxiety, embarrassment and fruitless'- applications, Mackey, the Radical sheriff elect, succeeded yesterday in furnishing sureties that were ap? proved and accepted by the County Commis? sioners. The list of his- bondsmen (who ara j both black' md white) includes conto an array j of - names, their jclnt, contributions exceeding 'tho suri fixed by law as tho amount of tho bond. It is said that leading Republicans at tho North have written to the sureties, and j Tarnished them' with indemnity bonds in order to induce them to accept the responsibility: A. G. Mackey, ?. Riols, M.-H. Collins and B^ j Howard .(thecolored alderman), are among the names which appoar as sureties, for the new .sheriff. Mackey, left ' last night for Columbia to present his bond to Governor Scott, but it is understood that he will not enter upon the duties of his office until the first of September. THE CITADEL.-Since the departure of tho garrison the Citadel aaa lost much of the im? portance which characterized it as a military post Only a small for o o is now retained to guard tho premises, and the' quarters whioh were once so full of life are comparatively de? I sorted. Several af the clerks of the different departments have been retained, and the of? ficers assigned to that duly are busily engaged in dosing the business (both military and : dvd) of the late Die trie t No. 2. "^e Tcoent"order of General Meade, com? manding th J. Department of the South,.which assigns six ' oompani ea of tho Six tb. United Infantry to this post, will cause tho Citadel to r?assume ita < war Uk o appoaranco, as -it. is un? derstood that the Sixth win arrive in a few day 8, said.will be stationed in their old .qaait era There Se no sickness or epidemic in the. city at present, and the post of Summerville will be necessarily ' abandoned unless the. health officer should- decide on another remo- j yah The Sixth will const!tule the garrison of hbo po?t of Charleston, aa tho arsenal and the forte aro only held' by ar few soldiers under command of subalterns. General Clitz, the Colonel of the Regunont, w?l be in command. ! CQBONEB'S INQUEST.-Coroner Whiting yes? terday held an inquest on John Terry, a sea? man who died at the Hampstead Hospital from injuries received while on board the schooner j Geo. C. Morris. It appeared from the testimo? ny that," while off Cape Hatteras, Terry ou dered aloft, and the vessel jibing, he missed his hold and was thrown, first into ?he sheet,' and then into the waist of the schooner. When taken up he was insensible, in which condition he remained for about ten minutes. He was taken to the cabin, aud bruises found on his left arm, breast and bead. On arriving at this port the accident was reported to Messrs. EL F. Baker & co., the consignees, and Terry was sent to the Hampstead Hospital on last Friday. On Saturday he died, and a post mortem ex- I andnation was held by Dra. S. L. Lockwood and Chas. B. Dennean. The jury rendered' a j verdict in' accordance with the facts-that the deceased came to his death from injuries re? ceived whiV ia the discharge of his duties aa a seaman on board the schooner Geo. 0. Morris. The schooner was bound from Philadelphia to Charleston, and Terry, who never recovered his senses After he fell, bas roJati ves at the former place.. ; _-. - ? '. REPORT or THE CHARLESTON- SCHOOL OF THE PIONEEB SOUTITEEN. EDUCATIONAL SOCXEry, FOB, JULY, 1868.-We find in the Baltimore Gazette the report for July of the Rev. A. T. Porter, superintendent of this institution. The attend? ance waa three hundred and thirty-eight, eight pupils having been added during the month. The report goes on to say : We have had many gratifying testimonials of the general improvement of many of tho scholars, and grateful appreciation of th o gene? rous assistance furnished ns by the society. Expenses for the month axe :<: ., " . SA LABIES. Superintendent.-;...-r.'.'.$85 00 One male assistant. 50 06 One male assistant.. 40 00 Eight female assistants.240 00 One Janitor. 20 00 Total..$435 00 Received of scholars during the month. 125,DO .'. ->. Sj lV\| . : . g ' - . Balance due.$310 00 The Home in connection with this school has proved a great blessing to the children who have been fortunate enough to derive its advantages. The improvement in them has been the subject of genoral remark, and the uniform^ and unusually - good behavior of those boya are sources of congratulation. Never was money expended in charity in a more needfhl object and orio that promises a more abun? dant return. Tho boys'are'all tobe sent to their homes for the months of August and Sep? tember for vacation", to avoid tho heat and sickness or those,months. We have seventy seven applications for admission into tho Home, and only vt ant. the room,.the means and tho au Chomy of the Society to take them. Wet trust with a crop and renewed business, the friends of these children wiU be able to assist in thou* support the coming.7oar, and that by an effort iu this community, to ba made in the fall, we will be able to do something for ourselves; but all this will not avait ^without tho continued generous aid and corporation of your Society. - EXPENSES SOB HOME FOB MONTH OF JOLT. Matron and assistante/;!.-.j.$50 00 Physician, by contract. 30 00 Servants:'. :.; 7AT. :.. ?. ; -............. 14 00 Washer,.as per bill...--. . 88 00 Butchery asper buLV.v:. 88 00 Baker, as per bilL. 35 00 Orist, as per bill.'. '.. 20 55 Floor, asper bul.,. 8 50 Medicines, as per bill. 26 25 26 BedspreadBv-ss per bill. - ..\ - . 27 50 Shoes, as per bill.... ..... : ., - - 30 00 . .. ' $368 30 TOTAL EXPENSES OF THE INSTITUTION. Expenses BQhool....- .$310 00 Expenses Hom?. ..'? .868 30 Together. . . - - \ *678 30 Tho generous contributora to this? ,^ork have not oply rescued 'so many children, bot they! have also furnished the means by whioh three geutlem'en a?5 eight ladies have, in a moat useful way,, been supported by their labors, thus- aiding our distressed community in a double manner. THE NEW BISHOPS.-The Baltimore papera give long accounts of tho consecration on San day last- of the nerdy appointed Bishop a of j l^wara 'isd' North:Carolina. Among the prelates who bore a prominent part in the im- - posing ceremonies of the occasion were the Bight Ber. Bishop Lynch and the Ber. Dr. Corcoran, of this city. The Wilmington Jour? nal announces the purchase- by the Bight Bev. Dr. Gibbons, the new Bishop of North Caro? lina, of a spacious and eligibly situated lot in that city on which it is intended to erect a stately Cathedral. O CE Co-O P EBATTVE SOCIETT-V?KOSM? DE? TAXES OF TTS OPEBATTONB.-At the annual meet? ing of the Palmetto Pioneer Co- op era tire As? sociation, held on Monday night, the Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. J. J. Grace, presented his report, in the course of whioh he says : In the presence Of embarrassments of more than ordinary import,. and many of them by reason of the novelty of our enterprise, diffi? cult to anticipate; in spite of doubts and ap? prehensions on the part of those who, failing to be impressed with tho feasibility of cc-ope ratioi, or the sincerity of its professors, or being influenced by motives of interest, were - zealous in predicting a speedy failure-our" propre ss has suffered-no interruption. The promptitude with which our obligations have been met has removed all diffidence from the minds of creditors, and trade at first withheld is now gratuitously and eagerly offered. The Assocdatjpn now commanda the most implicit confidence, and is privileged to avail itself of the best possible terms of the market. Noting the proportion of gross profits to amount of sales effected, it will be observed that they reach as high as fifteen per centum, while after deducting.expenses (necessarily very heavy in the start), it. bears the ratio of four per centum. Compared with capital stock sub cribed by stockholders, the net gain is se venteen, per oentum very nearly. Supposing. I the whole amount of capital subscribed to have been invested from the date of establish? ing the supply store, the' Sales exhibit an ac? tual turning over of the amount four .times in the interval of four months. : Touching the future of the Asso. lation, I do not think you will hesitate to accept ita expe? rience of tho past few months aa a sufficient earnest of continued prosperity. [ am happy to report that the negotiations looking to an extension of the business. have be en.-satisfactorily concluded, and arrange? ments effected by-which wo may count upon tho readiness of our 'new store for the recep? tion of goods, say about the lat of October. The"foliowing abstract of the accounts shows at a glance the financial condition of the so? ciety : .'-SBTBACT FROM BOOKS OF ASSOCIATION, JULY 31, 1868. ASSETS. By inventory of stock, there appear? Merchandise on hand this date..$3,672 65 Cash in lienk to credit of Asso? ciation.,. 691'35 Fixtures, ?m?kWbm scales, Ac, 'V employed hs ?tore............ 92 13 . Sundry accounts, .peing net pro? ceeds pf sales ai auction of ? cowlemned material.......... 60 92 ? . - : -- $4,617 35 ' - * * " T.iiBTT.trmi. Amount- subscribed by share? holders.$2,918 00 Suudry accounts, -for balances due cre? hors. 1,111 23 -4,029 28 Excess of assets (being set gain)...$188 07 Si ii ce the establishment of tho ^ ... - store, a period of 114 working days, the receipts from ail sources have amounted to.15,010 07 . Deduct capital subscribed, viz... 2,DI8 00 ! Sales for same period............12,122 07 ' 1 The ross train on wh'ch -.' has been;.i.$2,23149 Deduct, expenses....... l, 713 35 Net gain as per statem't.$488 07 . J. J. OB ACE, Secretary and Treasurer. ' The report of tho Superintendent, Mr. W. H. Welch, enters somewhat more fully into the details of the management of the store. We copy the more interesting portions of this docu? ment. Mr. Welch says : On the 19th day of March last, after a woek spent in fitting un tho e tore, receiving and open - i UK stock, and furnishing necessary fl st aies for the proper conduct of the business, the bauner of co-operation was flung to the breeza from the store, No.-107 Market street, alternate hope and fear agitating us as to ultimate sucoess. lu a oummunity like ours, wherein times past any innovation upon old established rules and customs, oranything having a tendency that may meet a cold .and ungracious reception at the bands of our citizens, we might well fear lest.this should share a similar fate with other institutions started under equally as. favorable ciroumstances. - .. . . .. , . But firmly impressed .with the idea that it was worth a trial, we broke ground on the day alluded to. Tho number of stockholders on our roll at that time waa--and the paid in capital less than $900; " .' ', 1 Contrary td our expectations, and much to I < our encouragement* we met' with a liberal de- | i groe o? patronage from our stockholders and the pubiic generally, and in a ?hort time gained considerable headway both from the addition of new names to our roll, and an increase of patronage and trade. . Wo had kt first, many disadvantaged to con? tend with which proved of serious inconvenience to ns, and these principally arose from a lack of confidence in us felt by business men outside of our city. They bad heard of such institu? tions at a great distance, but were very suspi? cious of them nearer home, and although fur? nished with undoubUd references both in this I ? city and elsewhere, some time el peed before we could get goods outside of this market, parties frequently refusing or declining to ship 1 without assigning any reason for so 1 doing; others taking no notice whatever ] of our communications, and others again ? who shipped us one bill of goods declin? ing to ship again, notwithstanding the fret that their drafts had been promptly and duly honored. All this occasioned not only incon? venience, but heavy loss, for by being com? pelled to purchase goods in this mirket, we had to pay from five to ten per cent, higher than other first-class dealers, and were yet forced to sell at as low rates. The effect of this is clearly demonstrated by the small divi? dend declared, and the statement shown by 1 tho treasurer's balance sheet. We have by I this time succeeded in establishing confidence I in the reliability of the Association, and are able to procure without difficulty whatever goods we heed.. - 2 As soon aa tho warm weather began wo dis- ? covered that our s tore was a most uncomforta? bly warm one, thus occasioning more oriels 1 detriment to goode of a perishable nature, of 1 which class our stock is necessarily so largely v composed. And in wet weather, our store i being below the lovel of the pavement was t overflowed, thus rendering tho place damp and consequently- unsuitable for our style of 8 business. According to the statement of old business men resident here, thia baa been an unprece? dentedly dull summer, and when, this fact is takeu into consideration . in conneotiou with that of the expense necea wily incurred in commencing business, fitting up tho store, procuring fixtures, &c, and also that we com? menced business just at tho opening of tho j c dull season without getting any of thc wiuter | g trade, I i hink we have Just cause for congra? tulation at the amount of business doue, und the exhibit made by the Treasurer's Report. Everything is due to those of our stockhold? ers who came forward so nobly, aiding and en? couraging us by their patronage and u tiring efforts to make the-institution a most substan? tial success. It is to them that wo owe what I t: of success has been attained, and to them we fc look tor eventual prosperity. We omitted yesterday, to mention that at tho ekctiou on Monday night, Mr. W. fl. Woloh f( wastilected Secretary aid Treasurer. The fol? lowing gentlemen were also elected auditors of tho Association: W. G. Wunden, W. 3. Lan- j p aeau and John F. Maher. - | q tl THE ROLL OF LNFAMV.-Thc following letter was laid before the Janney's Hull Senate on a Monday : b Is there any man who know?-es 1 Who and what is L. J. Moues ? p No. 108 WEST TmnTx-eEVEsrH-STBE T. ) NEW ? JUC. August 12, l?o8. J h Gentlemen: A Suutu Carolinian aud resident | tl of his nativo Stato for fifty-six years, claims the pr vile^e of calling your attention to the gre it injustice done a few jears ago by the Le? gislature of South Carolina to South Caro.i nians, by placiug their name J on ihe "'Kail of t? Infamv1' for having rom Hued in tho United | h 8.ates naval service after South Carolina had Boced-jd from tho United State.-. This intol rant and tyrannical act (perpetra? ted by men now blatant with complaint against acts, in their opinion, at variance with the principles of American liberty, is an outrace upon every American citizen who has stead batty adhered to the principles of American iberty-and religious toleration, and who will jxpeot.vou.to expunge that disgraceful act Tont ' ffi?\ Le?T8latiVo Jcrrrrnala, and to place ?he name of every South Carohnian on the .Boll of -Honor" (upon wh->m. I am pained to ?y, JBouth Carolinians afnxod, the brand of liahonor,) aa an earnest appreciation of. their byalty . and unwavering fidelity to their jountry..."... : The names of these patriota are now on the ist of admirals, commodores and captains in ?he United States?Navy, a fact truly gratifying ?o the fellow-cittzens of my native State, who, ?ver jealous of their "birthright," would de? nounce proscription for opinion sake, and deny he ri??ht impertinently assumed by agitators, ?yrants and would-be dictators (an assumption io' r?pugnent to the principles of American ib'erty), to interfere with the religious, moral >r political duties of any Amerioan citizen. Asking at your hands but a simple act of jus ice to loyalty and manhood, I am your obedient servant, L. J. MOSES. To the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of bou th Carolina, Columbia, South Oarolina. BTjsnsnEss NOTICES, H. H. II you want cheap Blank Booka; If you want ch-.-.? Stationery, Envelopes, Paper, Icc, ; or Miller's Almanac; If you want Printing executed neatly; Ii you want Books bound in any style, or Account Dooks made to order, with any desired pattern ot Hims, go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 69 Broad itreet. MOREHEAD BITTEES.-These bitters can be' lad at James McEean, No. 58 Anson-street, who is prepared to fill all orders with'dispatch. August 10 Smos mwf CHOICE GEEKS A?TD BLACK TEAS, one dollar per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free. ?bitD?T?). BB ACEY. -Died in Beaufort. 8. C., on the 30th of | roly, GABOLTNE SPAN N, infant daughter of.T.W. md Awn; B. BBACKT, agadil7 momba. ,... As the sweet flower that (cents the morn .. But witheri m the rising'day. Thug lovely was this infant's dawn, s Thus RWiftly fled ita life away. It diaa to ?ip, J t'adaad to cares, . . But for a moment felt the rod;,. Oh,-mourner, such, the I,ord.declares, . : Such ar? 'the cbilorenof our God. /ancwl lotto. O?r TBie Relatives, Friends and AC- | iiuaintancei of Mr. and Mrs. J. CAHILL, and of Mri. P. MAOBAZB, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services of Mrs. CAffltX, at her late rett ienoe, Charleston College, George-street, at Four i Molock TM? Afternoon, 10m Instant, without farther j Invitation;. ' '-.' * ; 'August lOj )criai Mim. ?"CONSIGNEES PEB; STEAMEB JAMES ADGER, from - New York, I are ooUnad -.that she! ia liachargicg cargo at Auger's Wharf. Ooodsremain? ing on the Wharf at sunset will bc stored at owners' risk and erpeuse, . ,- JAMES ADGER & CO., Angustio 1 Agents! - 1 .-I--?-:-:-r mrESTATE, NOT?CE.f ALL ; PERSONS diving any claims against the Estate of BENJAMIN BRO SS, iee eased, will present then to the under? signed for payment properly attested, and those in lebted to said estate will make payment to the same. MARY ANN BR0S5. August 19 ? 6 Qoallfled.Execratrii. - ?- ALL PERSONS HAVTN? DEMANDS1 igainst the late ED WA BD FROST, will present their uaime, properly attested ; and .all persons Indebted a him will mate payment to either of the under ilgned at the counUng house of Messrs. FROST k LDGEB, Ad Ker'a North Wharf. V. HOBBY rBOST, I ri".ii?^ x-.^w_ THOMAS FROST, 'JQu???ed Executors. Aug ist 19_ ..?'.- . mr CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Che following gentlemen have been appointed on he Committee on Finance of the Democrat lc party rf the City of Charleston : JOHN B. LAFITTE. E. HOBEY FEOS I. A- J. CHEWS. - E. M. BUTLER, JOHN HANCEEL. JAMES E. PEINOLE. The following r?solution was ahm adopted : Resolved, That to the Finance Qommi tes of the rentrai Club alone is enttusted the duty of collect og and disbursing mono; on behalf of the Demc irattc party of tlie city. JAMES CONNER, President. T. P. BTAlt, Recording Secretary. Angustia ...''.: wnn? mri?. H. H.-ARE SYNONYMOUS WITH Sealth, Strength and Vigor. The secret will be re realed by investing in a bottle of PANENTN'8 HE ?ATIC BITTERS. For sale by all Druggists, w ?"CONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAP.?I SESd OF TR PE MABRI4GE-Essays for Young doa op the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de i troy the Manly Powers and create Impediments to klarrisge, with sure means of relief. Bent in sealed otter envelopes free of charge. Address HOWAED kSSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. May 20 3mp ?3- BATCHELORS HALB DYE-THIS iplendld Bau* Dye Is the best ia ' the world; the inly true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, istantanoous; no disappointment; no ridiculous inte; remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; tnvigo ates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or irown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; an iroperly applied at Batchelors Wig Factory, No tond-stroet. New York. lyr January 3 ?.WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH YOU t [his ls the familiar question put to every invalid. a many cases the answer ls, "I don't know exactly, mt I don't feel well." Look at tbc countenance of he man or woman who makes this reply, and you rill generally find that the eyes are dull, and lustre ess, the complexion sallow, thc cheeks flaped, and he whole expression ot the freo dejeccd. Interro* ale the invalid more closely, and you will discover bu constipation, the result of a disordered stomach nd a torpid fiver, is at tho rottom of tho mischief. ?That's what's th? matter." Whoever has expc ienccd the effects ol TABBANV? EFFFJIVESCENI lELTZEB APEBItNT m such cases, need not lo be Did to recommend it as a iBmedy. TAKE AST & CO., Wholesale Druggists, j Nb, 278 Ireonwich and No. 109 Warren streets, New York, ole Proprietor?. froid by all Druggists'. 3mos 22 July 6 ?- THE BODY RENEWED.-ACCORD NG to Physiologists, the human body is renewed nco in seven years. Every day, every hour, every i ornent, the flesh, the cartilage, bone sod muscle of lie frame are wasting away, and being impercepti ily replaced by new material. Health depends upon be nature of that material, and whether it shall ba .ure or diseased, full of vitality and elastic ty, or seble and flaccid, depends mainly upon the action f the stomach, tn warm weither the waste of the ystcm is very rapid, ana if it i* not as rapidly re aired by the gre.v, suvaitnng organ,, the cotise uenco ls deb Uty, emaciation and decay. It ls, bcrcforo, of p.iramoant importance Mat the ttom ch be kept in a vigo'ou* condition at this trying aes? on, and tbc safest, surost and best tonic that can e em loyed for tba parposo is HOLTET J ER'S | < UTTER-!. This incom arable ve??etab'o stomachic ives unwonto I energy to tho diguttva powers, pro aotcs the conversion of tue food into healthiul lood (which is, so to spca , the ra v material of all lie solid portions of the boJy). a id thereby puts tho ystcm in thc boat po tibie state of defence ngainsi pidemic and other diseases Thc strong require lt 3 keep up their strength; the weak, to reinvigorate bern It consists of thc purest of all diffusive s tl ma? mie, charged with the juicw an i extracts of the lost genial root? and heros, and a a permanent ro torntive- not a mero umporary excitant. It acts bnultancously upon the stomach, (he bowels and be liver, and ls thc best known remedy for dyspep ia, biliouaness, costiveness and general debility. August IS 9 togs, Ci)finif?L5, (Sic. ? J-;, I... - :iL , ... .- - ? .' Cf CONSEQUENCE OF THE ENTLBE DESTRUC noN of our establishment by fire on tba morning of 23d Jnne, we bare removed to the extensive prem? ises formerly occupied by HAVEL AND, 8TETENSQN A CO., 50. 23 lilYHZ-BXBEET, And trill be prepared In a few dayato exhibit the mort extensivo Stock of FBE8H AND ?CHOICE DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS, That have ever been opened in thia market WE SHALL CONTINUE TO IMPOST ALL THE LEADING ARTICLES IN OUB LINE FROM THE BEST LABORATORIES, ONE OF OUB FIRM LEAVING IMMEDIATELY FOB EUROPE, AND WE HOPE TO HAVE OUR FALL IMPOBTATIONS IN 8T0BE BY THE 20TH SEPTEMBER. ' HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS IO FILL ALL ORDERS WITH DISPATCH, WE SHALL CON? TINUE OUB BUSINESS AS USUAL, AT-THE ABOVE LOCATION, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION, GOODRICH, WIN Eil AV di CO*. I DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CHOICE EU? ROPEAN .DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Not 93 Hayne-stj-ect, July 8 3moB ... CHABLESTON, P. C. EOS AD ALIS Purifies the Blood. For sale hy Druggists Everywhere. Ju}y '23 SAC . lyx J) ELY UPON OURSELVES, ENCOURAGE HOME.PBODUCT'ONS AND TEY 'SOUTHERN TONIC . 'CUBES DYSPEPSIA,' INDIGESTION, I DIAR? RHOEA. Fr VER AND AGUE, AND GENERAL DE? BILITY, ?? .. . We have, after long study and many experimente, succeeded in producing . what we claim to be the BEST BITTERS ANT* MOST PLEASANT BEVER? AGE tn nae, compounded as they are of the meet valuable Ingredients known to Pharmacy. As ?a IONIC AND APPETIZER it has no equal-reliable In aU BILIOUS D FRAN GEMENS, resulting from miasmatic influence", so prevalent at the South, and i change, of diet, .climate and water. In offering to the Southern publio our great TONIC AND BEVER? AGE, we only ask lor lt a fair trial, feeling assured its own merita will soon ensure its becoming a favor-' i te at the South.- It has all the pleasing qualities,of a "Liqueur," and though under a small volume, is four ramos more active than other preparations. It is almost indispensable for r cons ? ruling the blood tn females suffering from debility aod loss, of appe? tite, and for persons exhausted by nervous excite? ment or over-exertion. The benefit.of these Bitters are felt immediately. Dose IS a wine glass foll before meals. ? Each bottle has our stamp and signature over the cori. DOWIE h MOHR, Proprietors , And Wholesale Druggists, No. 169 Mcoting-stxeet, corner Hasel. August 5 _- - Orno* i i J^OSADALIS PURITIES THE BLOOD, AND CUBBO S CEO F UL A ANO ALL CHRONIC DISBASES or TEX BLOOD, LITER AND KIDNEYS. Recommended by the Medical Faculty and Many Thousands of our Best Citizens. ?Or For Testimonials of remarkable earea, iee ?'Rosadnlls Almanac*' for thia fear. PEEP ABED ONLY BY DB. J. J. LAWRENCE k CO., NO. 211 B ALmiOHE-STBEET, BALTTMOBE, MD. FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE July 22 Cmos en p fr? M fr? 00 ? . O. 73 Sil ITS CONSTITUENT*. THE RICHEST PART OF the berry of Wheat and barley Malt, being scientifically prepared road) for use.this food by an? alysis is the same in Its chemical elements ac HEALTHY BREAST MILE, and is the easiest of di? gestion and assimilation of all nourishments for Children, Invalids and Dyspeptics. It has boen tried by the i byal "ians of C; arloston, an 1 is recom? mended and prescribed by tho most eminent phvsl Biana of New York. GEO. WELL8 COMS J OC K, Na 67 CortLmd-streot, New York, DO WIK dc MOISE, January 16 Charleston, 8. C. I AV OS! PIANU81I SOLD MEDAL FOR 1863 HAS JUST BEF* AWARDED TO CHAS. M. STLEFF V THE BE T PIANOS NOW MA?/E, OVER BALTIMORE. PHILADEL? PHIA AND NEW YORK PlANOSji 3FFICE AND WABEBGOM, No. 7 N. LIBERTY. STREET, ABOVE BALTIMORE-STREET, BALTIMORE, hld. STTEFE'K PT ANO Ba VE ALL THE LATEST mprovemeut. iucludln : tho Aerarle treble, ivory Tonis, and the Improved French Action, ftuly war -juted tor ttvo years, wi h privUegp of exchanut ivithin twelve months ii not cntiroiy satisfactory te .iUrcbaser. t-ecouo-hmded Pianos and Parlor Or rans always on hand nv tn S50 to $300 BEFEBEES WOO IIA VB OUB PIANOS ES USE: General Robert.. Loo, lexington, Va. Gon-ral Robert R .uso.ii, ? ilmin ton, N. C. Blxhop Wilmer, New Or cans, La. Messrs. IL Uuiwed ic r-ous, Charlotte, N. 0. M ix Mrakoech, Itali n Opera. Messrs Pierson & Sons, Sumter, S. C. Charlea Spencer, Charleston, S. C. . April 22 6mofi Q ?. S AS 8. a ' ATTORNEYATLAW, I ~ ' j . . . . asfc^ra uh 1 ? .' ?-V i * AND S 8 O L I CITO B IN EQUITY. : 49" Office No. IS BROAD-STREET, over the Peo plea, National Bank. _May 8 TTTILBL'K ?S? S?-V, BEAL ESTATE BROKERS A AUCTIONEERS, So. 39 Broad street. Charleston, S. C. Borrow and loan money, attend to collection of rent*, and all manet of claims. July I? xnwiOmo T^y IUIS ?Si CHigOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ; ASD' . SHIPPING AGENTS, WILL ATTEND T? T?TE PURCHASE, SALE AND SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Porte) ot COTTON. BICE, L?HBBB AND NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHABF, Charleston, S. G. B.WILLIS.A. B. CHISOLM. - October 28 J! At. MARSHALL dc BROTHER, AUCTIONEERS, BEAL ESTATE AGENTS, BROKERg Na 33 BROAD-STREET. BEAL ESTATE, STOCKS, Ac, BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION; LOANS NEGOTIATED; PROPERTY LEASED. AS"Auction ot HORSES, FURNITURE, Ac, every Wednesday. October 19 E FOLEY'S ci?ronte, SHOE AND HAT STORE, . t No. 85 MASKET'STREPT, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. Whore may rw> found every variety of GREAT COATS, FROCK AN b J RESS COATS, Shirts, Dh denhlrts, Vesta and Pantaloons, Drawers and Socks, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valises. Ac. February a B?? K AST J> JOB P R IN TIN 0 . THE TJNDEBBIONED. INFORMS Hld FRIENDS and the. Public, that he bas a large assortment ol NEW TYPE,' MACHINERY, and a fine stock oi CARDS, PA ('EB, Ac, direct from manufacturers, and. will or?ente all orders for .... I BOOK ARO JOB PRIS TIA' G in a neat, manner, end at GREATLY REDUCED PBICES. I './.' * . rij Iii ?j ".. TIAZI ' Harting large lolita of .type, wl?? contract for the publication of a Weekly br Monthly on liberal terms. Orders for' BOOKBINDING promptly attended to . St low lites. If loft at No. 33 HAYS ?-STREET. May 13 ? JAB-W MCMILLAN. .JMPOH'?EKS OIT TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, &c, And Dealers in ? ti CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. : . "WM. il. COB WIN ts CO. , A3- Good B delivered to all parts of the City. July IS wfthSmo P. P TOILE, WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL DEALER IN ? AltD ? MANUFACTURE BO F BOORS, BASHES ANO BUNDS, HOBLBECK'S WHABF, Charleston, 6. 0. Particular attention paid to Shipping. July 30 - amos * F v T z ' a CELEBRATED Horse and Cattle Powders. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^incident to th^s arri? mai, such as LUNG FEVEB, GLANDERS, TEL miserable St ele Ions into a fine looking and spirited Horse. ' r'. TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION IS . INYALUA BLE It Inoroasecthe quantity and im proves the quality of the MILK. It has t>ren i .proven b ' actual expert. m> st to increase the quantity;ol Milk- aud Cream twenty percent., ?.and make the Ent? ier firm and sweet In fattening cattle,' iV gWea Ufern an appe'ife, open* their hides and makes them th ive much foster. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCHAS COUGHS, C^CEBS^JN -.^IMJiHfBlll^ eradicated or en- C^*S?'5^^PSBB^^^ rlrcly prevented. If given in rime, a certain preven? tive and cure for the Hot: Cholera. . ... 7 i PBEPASXD BT OA VID E. F O O TZ, WHOLESALE DBUO AND VEDICTNE DEPOT, No. 116 Franklin-street, Biltxmorc, Md. FOB SALB BT DO AV IK tit MO* SE, WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE, No. 161 MEETING-STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTFL, March 17 wslyr TC H. Ti KL LE KS & CU., DRUGGISTS AND AP0THECARDZI3, No. 131 MEETTNG-bTBRET, NEAR MARKET FRESH ADDITIONS OF DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS RECEIVED WEEKLY. AyPRESCBIPTIONS POT UP WITH CARE.-?? January 3 tutns Stock of a Country.- Store--Dry Ooodt^Ciolk' ing, Hdr^war^JF?ncy Goodt, &c. CAM fBELIv JSLNOX & ?0. t ?ab Auction Horne, No. 65 IIoselutrett, Oppoglte Po?tofflcc, . ,; . ' Win sell, THIS DAT, commencing at 10 o'clock, MERINOS, Alpacas, Prints, Lins.ya, Grenadines, Plaids, Casslmere. San at. Linens, LongcJotb, Ho- ? ?lery, Gloves, Neckties, Buttons, Ao., Ac ' COATd, Hats, Shoes, HacdkexAicfs, Trimmings, kc, Ac AXES, Scissors, Spoons, Tinware, Flat Irena; Pipes, fee, Ac. _ :.. : ?i ? ;! ALSO, STE AW GOODS, Hoop Skirts and Parasols. Conditions cash. August 19 Fine Durham ?filch-Coto at Auction. BY E. M. M IK SH ALL & BRO. THIS DA?, at quarter-past 10 o'clock, at No. 33 _Broad-street. ALSO-, "V At the same place, _, T MOLES, Furniture and Sundries. .August 19- 1 ss Dot: " ' '. ." BY E. il. MARSHALL & BBQ. At Private Sale The unexpired Lease of a well located FIRST CLASS PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, .togBther with the entire Fixtures and Bar. Fixtures only sold on account of owner leaving the State; " August 19 wfmS ^aisrellanfcna. JP ROC LAM A T IOH? By Hit Excellency Robert K. Scott j Governor ? > of thc State of hoi?h Carolina, y . 'L J LXECUTTVE T ZTUuHlM, | -. . : COLUMBIA, August IS. 1868. \ WHEREAS, INFORMATION HAH BEEN RECTtrV ED at thia Department that a wilful murder was committed on the 81st ultimo, near Mid way. Barn? well County, on the body of TONY KNIGHT by WILLIAM F. PAT BICE, and that said Patrick has fled from justice: Now know ye, that 1, ROBERT E. SCOTT, Govern? or of the. State of Ko-nh Carolina, in order teat'the ends of Justice may be subserved, and the said Wil? liam T. Patrick may be bron/ht to trial and condign punishment,-do hereby oller a reward of Two Hun dred Dollars for his arrest and safe delivery in any jail of the United State*. Bald Patrica ls about 18or.20 years of-age, light complexion, light hair (wore rt long), blue eyes, and has lost three fingers f om "his right hand." I In- testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal or the Siate to be . affixed, at foluxobla^thli 13th day of August, [L. 8. J in the y ear of our Lord, 186a, and in the ntne ty-third year cf the independence of the Uni? ted States ot America. a, , _ . -T.:. JU BOB?BT K. SCOTT,' . .... Governor State Sont h Carolina, F. L. CABBOZA, Secretary of Stale. August 17 . mwfl "?yj^EETING-STREET FOUNDRY. \efl. .vl:Z'i'it y,v37 23?.V" ?-0;;.. jO ,f2?&3iTf2 THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING '??'?? THE TMPB?WED ' ' ?-I t&intL sdi ioa&vlifibviil o tt?c&ifr mC'ARTEY COTTON GINj STEAM ENGINES, AND BOILERS, of various sties on hand IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN MILLS, SUGAB MILLS, 8?GAB BOILERS AND PANS, of all sixes HORSE POWEBS AND GIN GEARING, from 6 tc 16 feet in diameter ? , IMPROVED LEVER COT TON PRESSE^for Hind power, Saw and Bice Mills MACHINERY AND CASTINGS Of all description* made to order Particular attention paid to HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOB BUILD - . . INGS, GRATINGS, . CISTERN COVERS, SASS WEIGHTS, cfc., dc, WILLIAM 8. HENEBE?, MACHINIST AND FOUNDER* Nc 3H MEETING-STREET, CHARLESTON^ 8.0> August 3 : ! nura Q.RJBKNBACKS FOR THE PEOPLE} GREENBACKS FOB E VE RYBODY, IN THE GREENBACK STATIONERY PACKAGE f EAOH PACKAGE CONTAINS AN ASSORTMENT of ?our Improved articles of. STATIONERY, and a dis? tribution of Greenbacks in sums of 91, S2, 85. SW, $30, #50, $100. ? Vt . . . 1 Price for the whole only FIFTY CENTS. Sent postr aid on receipt or the price. 4S-Agents wanted to circu? ate the GREENBACK. Active men can realize five to ten-dollars par day. For farther particulars tend ted stamp fur circu? lar. Address . ";. '' . AMERICAN STATIONER'S COMPANY,.-. No. 1115 Weet Baltimore-e.reei.'Baltic.ore, Md*., . July. 30 mwf Imo PostoJlce Box 1431, GREAT DIsTHIBl Tl UN Bi THE METBOPOLITAN GIfT COMPANY. Coen Gifts to tho Amount of $250,000. EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE. 6 Cash Gifts.Each $10,000 10 Cash Gilts.Each 5,000 20 Cash Gifts.Each 1,000 40 Cash Gifts.Each SOO 200 Cash Gifts. Each ? loo 300 Cash Gifts.!...Each 60 460 Cash Gifts....Each 25 600 Cash Orita.Each 35 30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos.Each ?300 to 3500 36 Elegant Rosewood Melodeons. .Each 75 to 160 150 Sewing Maclaines.Fach 60 to 175 250 Musical Boxes.Each 25 to 200 300 Fine Gold Watches.Each' 75 to-300 750 ?me Silver Watches!.Each 30 to 50 Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Engravings, Silverware, Photograph Aloums, and a large assortment of Fine Gold Jewelry, in all valued at $1, 00,000. A chance to draw any of >he above prizes by pur? chasing a Sealed Ticket for twenty-five cento. Tickets describing each prize are sealed in envolopes and thoroughly mixed. On rece.pt of twenty-five cents a healed Ticket will bo drawn without tho ce and de? livered at our office, or sent by mail to any address, the prize named upon it will be delivered to the ticket-holder on payment of One Dollar. P izes will be immediately sent to any addres?, as requested, by express or return mall. . . You will know wnat your prize is before yon pay for IC Any prize may bo excn.nxod for another of the same value. No bianka. . . !. _ ; JSS~ Our patrons can de end on fair dealing. RETEEENCEB.-We se.crt the few following names from the many wno have lately drawn valuable prizes, and kindly permitted us >o pub i>h them.: S. T. Wilkins, Bufido, N. Y , IMO; Miss Annie Monroe, Ghi ago, DX, Plano, rained a< 1650 ; Robert Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa, Go d Watch, $250; Philip McCarthy, Louisville, Ky.. DIamoud Cluster Bing, $60u; U.A. Patterson, .New Bedford Mass., Sliver Tea Set, $175; M?AS Emma Walworth, Milwaukee, Wi?,. Plano, $600; Rev. I. W. Pict, i loveland, Ohio, Melo? dee n. $135. ?S-Wo publish no names without permission. OPINIONS OF THE PEES*.-"They an; doing the largestbusintwis; th? ihm ta rei.hie. and deserve their success."- Weekly Tribune, Feb 8.1883 " We have examined their s? sieoj, and know them to Ve a tair dealing firm."-A eui York Heral?rFtb. 28.1868. " Last week a friend of ours drew a {500 prize, which was promptly received."-?'.ulj Netos, March 3,1868. Send for d. c alar giving many more references and ?avoiabc no ice:) from tho press. Lberal indnce menU to igent-". Satlstaction guaranteed. Every package of .-ealed Envelopes contains oNE ?Ar-H GIF1. ??ix Ticket* tor W; thir.een for $2; thirty five for $6; one hundred and teu for $15. All letters should be addresse'i to . HARi'tR, WILSON A CO., July 20 Imo No. 173 I'.roadway, N. Y. -p.RUGS AND MEDICINES, FRESH BY EVERY STEAMER. E. H. UK ?.LE RS & CO., . No. 181 MBWriNG-STREBT, CHARLESTON", 8. C., "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBUGGISTS. Always on band a large asno tmentof DRUGS, Patent Medicines, Soape, Perfumery, and Toilet PuyVoiaas! orders filled promptly and at the low ?st market ratei . - _ " _ H. KR LL ".HS, M. B. H. BABB. V-D. February 17 ?T