The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 28, 1868, Image 2
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wGold cloeod yesterday at New Torie at 45j.
V -The New York cotton market was steady;
eatos 1200 bales, at SOJ cents.
-At Liverpool cotton closed buoyant; sales
15,900 bales; no quotations given. . .
-Coasting vessels are said to be very soar oe
atNorfbtt/Vav
-One of tho finest plantations on the Arkan
8A3 River recently sold for five cents per acra
-A wealthy gentleman in New York intends
to got np a banquet of horse flesh, during the
.G??^fj&V?L ?':?: li ol viii ia I.' -.^ '.'
-^Beal.estate in NewTarkis alrnost at a dead
halt at present. Tho auctioneers are not ma
Sing raocey racraga to pay for clerk hire.
-Tho widow of Stonewall Jaokson bas pre?
sented to Mr. David Macrae, of Glasgow, the
ooajt%pW; fcyvbini wheS he ^^B^^|M^
field of ChancellorHviile. It is to bo placed in
Benje pahhc museum u?cotland. Biala
-TLo Washington Erpress learns that Gen
era! Grant, alarmed at tho revolution going on j
in the paoli o mind, and hoping; to mollify a
deserting r^Wio opinion,?will epon come out in
a le^xnsomifcg 'av cpnsemtive position. Too
lat^^ener?t^-Vr'''';. .'. " '
-The enthusiasm for Seymour and Blair
throughout th? Wes* is- so great', tbaf the ?it-. J
tendance at meetings isea ti ma ted by the aero I
-''hcrea of live- Democrats.'*. Grant had. the
pleasure of witnessing one in 8L Louts the
other day, and dosbtiess thought it an "acher."
-T^etriaLof .thoCalifornia steam rJoaghJ
Which took .place at San Francisco on Saturday, '
is pronounced a success. : The "fy-o>nr?fr moved I ,
aloD^at about tiwusual speed qt..?iwrseic?kJ i
. ting?thQ earth six inches in depth, casting the ,
weeds ?a.one sldeV and leaving file groan?ss^j ^?
if d^gwith a spade-V There'was alaige ?itezi- j\
danco ot farmers to witness, tho triaL j
-Tte standing jorffp o?J fourteen feet one I
and ;a quarter monea,'at the Caledonian pic- J *
nie hear. Milwaukie, Wisconsin, appeara to be M
a remarkable- achievement, Eleven feet ie t
stat^d.to be''.a; very good stan'dmg jump, and t
f: -iiwel^ieet is haiJiy ever attain&d. At the re- ?
cont- Caledon ian.festiva \ near Philadelphia, L
ten fest five inches :ani.-ten. feet . four and a half
monea we'retho lowest jumps.. . . [.
-Lamplighters, it is stated, are te he super- 1
?ceded m J^OBdm bj *a'klWl of^ciockwui'k ar- I t
Tangf mont -attached to tho taps of the street 11
lamps^ which shall turn thom full ou at stated J c
. trmea^ .every^Aighty and shat thew nearly nff.L
every) morling; the gas being, kepi constantly |
bnrrfing dunn g the day with a very small blue J.
flama, daly protected against extinction by,the 1
wini ' ' "
-An editor in Germany has boen heavily fin- a
od for sdling space m bia editorial columns to Jd
Blanc has filled the space ha bought with start* j B
ling accounts pf the beaty losses which the a
bank was reported to have sustained; these
accounts were, ot-conra?;enfirejy^ flcjitious,J?
and only dw tined to aUractjthe 'gpadgeona to e
Hamburg. . *"-'?'.
-Th? Bepublican ' spirit which prevails il
am oas the students of. the Sorbonne, Paris, I ?
was. crrriously ilrastxated by a recent occur- 0
enos;: Oastthe distribution of prizes by BL I Vj
Dury, the Minister of Education, a. sop of Gen?
eral, Cayaignac was_ called forward to be I r
crowned"as the. successful comp1 titer in Greek. n
Seeing* the iPriue? Imperial standing by the 0
lOn^^ybung 'E^blicany'nntf^
plausaof his Jellow-aiudania, et nrdily refused .j ;
to leave fespTace or to receive ?ny reward given -1 ^
under soot auspices, j jj ic ' . x
-tremiste are rapidly learning procraoo
many useful,, substances,,which 'formerly were '
derived from natural objecte, at ranch greater 11
labor abd 'expense than is now required "for x
their mfinnfatrtnrc in tho laboratory. Many bf t
the fruit essences, such as pineappio, Ac, the
flavoring af rum ac d otb er spirits, are thus pre- "
pare i, as well' as'many vegetable "perfumes. I
Btfcentiy^ CbamaTinb, the substance,ta which I
the Xong't toan, fresh ' mown hay, "&c, owe
their fragrance baa been manufactured, as also J 0
essence of almonds and esEonca of rue. "
i -The retail booksellers of London are doing I li
a handsome business in selling cheap editions I
Of Shakespeare, Longfellow, and other popular I
poets, both ancient and modern. These cLoap !.|
editions with paper covers have - heretofore' j j
been .sold, by tic rival publishers, TI arne and j
Butlodge, for a shilling, retail ^The booksel
lera buy several th ous'ah ds "of these publishers
at eigbtpmoe, and then arrange with a bookr
bind?r TO .- bind ' these copies in thousands at
threepence apiece; aod the result is' that tho -
retailer is able to sall tne bound copies at a t
shilling,' and to drear a profit of a penny per,J
copy, while the purchaser thua'gets his copy'
bound gratis1. V'., II
-Looa Gozlan used to say that a Preach wo- P
man will love her husband if he is Qither .witty I It
or chivivlrousi a German woman, if he is con- a
stant and faithful; a Dutch woman, it he does.- p
not disturb her ease and comfort too much: a j u
Span^?li, i .Woman, if h? wreaks vengeance on J -
those.who incur bis dispkasuxe; an Italian wo-'
mao, if he ia dreamy and poetical; a Danish j
woman, if he thinks that her native country is {
the brightest and happiest on eirth; a Russian ?
womaD, if ;he despises ail Westerners as mise- ?
rabio barbarians; an English woman, if be sue- n
coeds in mgratiating 'himself with the court f
and the- aristocracy ; an American woman, if- ^
be has plenty of money. I J
-Ills' 'New Tori Post a sys: "'Th?- mienoe '.
of a laTge'spot in the disk of- the sun was men- tl
ttoned about ten days ago, and Mr. . W. S. Gil?
man , Jr., sendB os a lithographie sketch of the n
appearance of this spot. ' He made the sketch
at New Haven wi tb a nine-inch glass, having a
magnifying, power of two hundred and ninety. a
Mr. Gilman adds that this was the most re- tj
.markable. sun-spot lie ever saw. The length e
of the spot was' fifty-five thousand miles, the
black portion extending for twenty-four thou- j t<
Band;ratios,- or,, to /jive a more familiar idea of I y
its magnitude, two planets, each as largess n
our earth, could have been engulfed within this j . j
chasm, without squeezing. The periphery of
the central spot was mottled with black and J 6
gray dots." jr
-A matrimonial agency has just been open- w
ed in San Francisco. It is expected by its a
founders to become " a medium throagh c
which- the most sensitive and delicate parties
of both sexes, desiring companionship for life,
' can safely communicate." The:necessity for
such an institution "grows oat of the: cosmo- [ 01
pohtau state of the Pacifio coast." Its bene- E
fits will not be limited to persons of any class D
or calling. For "the gentleman and lady of
I refinement, wealth, and affluence, the trades
I man arid daily toiler of both sexes, is this
poffloe established, with the sincero hope that
it may prove a blessing to thousands." Its
managers pledge themselves "to rigidly ob?
serve confidence in all cases, propriety, and
I the rnlea of"et?quettBrftnato be'd?igenl~a?S
untiring in their efforts to aid in the consum
|_ma?on.Qf_thejfisb.ea.of.all applicants, and it
is hoped that no gentleman or lady having
amusement only in view will communi?
cate." Persons -seriously desirous of secu?
ring congenial married partners will enclose
alee of five dollars each in their letters of ap?
plication. In oases of actual marriage through
the aid of the agency, further moderate fees
will be required, according to circumstances.
Parties who shall seem to be suitable for each
other will not be allowed to meet until there ?B
every probability that they will fall in love at
once. They can, however,: see each others
photographs privately. The office will also un?
dertake by correspondence to bring about re?
conciliations .''where misunderstanding or es?
trangement bas occurred between either mar?
ried br single." Apphcitions may be made in
any language. The control of the agency "is
in charge of a lady of discretion, mature years,
and conscientious Christian principles,'united
with large experience ?nd close observation of j
society, .and of character in general." It ia |
averred by the circular of the new enterprise
that "in Europe matrimonial agencies are
common, and many happy households have
been the result." Let us hope that the con?
sequences in California may be equally joyous.
?1 CHARIEST ON.
FRIDAY MOSSING, AUGTt?T: 28, :1868.
^i>rerMioitv.. i.^:-l?UHAjrao WYaHWH.
tJli^^gf^gKli^i^^j^^ BLAIR.
Radical Economy.
' : The Radicals br?ng ~th?'wasteful habitB
of the cam'jTnito' omi life.' The' whole
country demands economy, and they also
admit the proprie ty of tire demand. Th ey ?
presch economy; they make economy one'
of the planks in theparty'"platform; econ-j
omy in the abstract is as dear to every
mother's son of them "aa the drops, that,
"visit their sad hearts." .But unfortunate?
ly, the more they proachaboutthe sanctity,
ot the public pocket, the more frequently
io they invade that hallowed domain. They
cannot save, even to squander, ifa
It is a fact to which the people cannot be J
Qsensible, that the Radicals.hare no finan?
cer among them. .Th?: r?burt" of a?thbir
je hemes for reventa, han been the enrich
nent of the few and the impoverishment of |
ie many. The chamt^^iics of every
Inancial measure ' originating iu their; col-,
ec ti ve wisdomnave been fatuity, cor mp- '
ion- and boundless ex t ra va gan c e. :.' During
he m ou th of July,. .when Congress was on
ts good behaviour, and when; ' as it. has
ieen clearly shown, some of its more seal-.
OB officials were catting down and falsifyi?
ng the budget'ln 'their published estimates,
he increase of tho public debt amounted
p ' nearly twenty one 'millions of dollars.
)f this-amount' thirteen million two hun
Lre d and eigh ty - ei gh t thousand dellars were
ti curr ed in the usual shiftless way; and as
f this were not enough, ceven-and-a-half
aillions more were given for the icebergs
nd polar bears of Alaska. The whole
ebt; audited nd inaudited, as Mr. STB
<XKB frequently asserted, is over' four thou
and millions of dollars: And the above is
sample of the way in which the Bepubli
ans are providing J for its decrease and
ventual payment!
They'prate of their resolve to pay the
ndebl?duess ot the country in accordance
ri th the letter and spirit of the national1
bilga tio ns, when in truth they are prep a r
ig the way for national bankruptcy and
epudiation. Even' the partial accounts,
ow in our possession, of the expenditures
f the last seven years, exhibit ah extrava
?ance so enorm oufl as almost to transo end be
ief. - What has been squandered during that
?eriod may be inferred from'the debts1 the
lepttblicans have contracted and the col?
ee tiena they have made, although the es li?
asteis hot yet recorded of thc hundreds of
aillions which are confessedly to be added
o tfis first item.: ?
Up to the first.of August,' the amount of |
.cknowledged -indebtedness, excluding the
ash in thc treasury, is $2,523,534,480 67.
)oring tb<r lost seven years, up to the first
f the present year, the public treasure
dually collected and spent by the Repnb
ioans has been as follows :
n gold for customs....... ... ...$ 700 407.?4J 71
nbernal revenue. 932,100,488 15 \
)ireot taxes........... . 11,131,645 15 a
'ublrcJandS;.1 tt.: 4 598,992 87 | ii
liscellaneous-.,., 213,877,170 33
- J-;
.Total.L:.-.$1,862,115 338 21 p
Ld?-pubhc'debt?>.:..-.. 2,523,534,480 67 fi
. ! Grand't?taL.. /...$4,385,04^,81.^
; Such is the record with which the. boasted
ia r ty of e cou omy commends its. claims to
He suffrages of the people of the United
ttatfia 1 By economy, they mean that the
leople shall economize, while they spend,
.hey Eave 'made-lis poor; they1 intend to
;eep us so, and, farther, to plunge US deeper
nd deeper i ri debt. Perhaps the American
eopie will cordially consent to this nice ii
itt|e,axrnn^erflepti. ?
. . . Ttl) First Elections, j *
Before th? great ^e??ction of November,
Iee ti obs for S tate officers and members'of
ingress will be held in the States of Ver
lont, California, Maine,-Iowa, Indiana, d
thio, West Virginia, '^and Pennsylvania, d
'hese elections are of unusual importance, b
s indicating what will be the decision of
tie nation in November.
The-first of these elections occurs in Ver
?ont on Tuesday, September 1. Nobody
uestions that this State will go Republican,
8 it always has done. Judging by the last
iir?e years; i the majority -jill be' from
ighteen to twenty-three thousand.
Next is California, on Wednesday, Sep?
arator 2, the next day after Vermont. Last
ear the Democrats carried the State by
ine thousand five hundred majority, al
aough it gave Mr. LINCOLN a majority of
ighteen thousand in 1864. There is no
eason for supposing that the Republicans
rill now regain their loss. The Democrats
re sure to hold th cir own, and hope to in
reise their majority.
Maine votes next, her day being Monday,
eptember 14. An active canvass is going
a there. Both parties are well organized,
nthusiasm is sb high that some zealous
emooratB promise the State to SSYMOUE
1
and BLAIR. Last fall the Republican ma?
jority was reduced to eleven thousand six
hundred. In 1866 it was twenty-seven
thousand six hundred. If the Democrats
can cat down the Republican majority to
five thousand they will do wonderfully well.
IowT??^di?ha, Ohio, and Pennsylvania'
hold their elections on the same day, Tues?
day, October 18, and WeBt Virginia "on"
Thursday, October 22.
In West Virginia the Radical majority in
1866 was about six thousand fire hundred.
There is no likelihood of any great change.
Iowa is counted as being sure to go Re?
publican. In 1867 the Republican majority
was thirty-two thousand, and in 1864 thirty
eight thousand.
Indiana, in 1864, gave a Republican ma?
jority of twenty-four thousand, which was
reduoed, in 1866, to fourteen thousand.
The canvass is being vigorously conducted,
and both sides have their best men in the
field. Mr. IIF.NDRICKS is. running for Gov*
ernor on the Democratic ticket against Gov?
ernor BAKER OB the Republican. At the
adjournment of the National Democratic
Convention, the Indiana delegates seemed
confident that their State would go for SEY?
MOUR and BLAIR. The Democrats have been
growing stronger daily, and private letters
and public advices oonour in saying that
the Radicals will be defeated. This, in?
deed, will be a subject for. congratulation.
In Ohio the fight is already began in ear?
nest. The Radical majority, which was
fifty-nine thousand five hundred in 1864,
and twenty-nine thousand fire hundred in
1866, was hewed do wu to three thousand in
1867. The plain issue of negro suffrage is
again before the people. Let it be kept |
there, and the votes of Ohio will in Novem?
ber be counted for SEYMOUR and BLAIR.
Pennsylvania is one of the great prizes
for whioh the two parties are fighting. At
the last election the Democrats hod about
one thousand majority-, while ia 1864 the
Republican majority was over twenty thou?
sand. Both Democrats and Republicans
are working with might and main,, and the
vote will be a close one. At present the:
chances lean to the side of SEYMOUR and
B?LATR.:: ," .:\
California, Indiana and- Pennsylvania
have forty-four electoral votes out of the
?ne hundred and fifty-nine,: whioh are a
majority bf the Whole electoral vote.
. ! .- i II b ir i
QovERKOE ScoiTf ia his Blue Ridge Rail?
road message, estimates ?he total value
it the taxable properly ?n the. State at
?SOO,OOO,OOO, and says that a tax of three
nills would pay th? interest on a debt of
?7,000,000, as well as all the expenses .of
he State. The tax of three mills per cent,
would produce $900,000. The interest on
he debt alone would be $420,000, and the
general expenses of the State, upon the
?ole of lost year, would be $400,000 more,
tat the present Legislature has created
iffioes by the hundred, and still they come,
.'he cost of the Legislature already is
M o,000. The school system will be no fiea
ite. We believe that it will take about six
lilis on the dollar, instead of three, to meet
be yearly expenses of South Carolina while
he is ruled by the needy land-sharks who
re now living upon her.
AB WAS expected, the House of Represen
itives have passed the Chatham Railroad
?xtension bill. It remains to be Been
rnether the Senate is BO true to the in
Linois of Radicalism as to do the same,
'he proposed road will do no good to Co
?mbia, will be ruinous to Charleston, will
ajure three important corporations, will
atroduce the narrow guage into the State,
nd pal hundreds of thousands of dollars in
be hands of speculators, and will give
loath Carolina not one cent in return for
Il that she gives to her sister State. These
xe five good, reasons why the bill should
ass at once. From such a Legislature as
hat of Janney's Hall we look for nothing
letter.
WE PUBLISH this morning a message from
lovernor SCOTT to the Legislature upon the
ubject of the Blue Ridge Railroad. The
mportanoe and advantages of the road are
learly set forth in.the message, and it is
trged that measures be taken at once for
ai sin g the money necessary to complete the
oad, which could be done in about eighteen
noatbs. - .
.Otra COLOMBIA COBREBPONDBNT, as we
ave reason to know, was greatly in error
a saying in his letter, published yesterday,
bat Mr. J. D. TOWNSEND is in Columbia to
ro tee t the interests of the C hera w and Coal
elds Railroad.
JHapr'a $)r0flamati0ti.
D ROOLAtlAT IO N .
By GEORGE TT. CL A BK, Mayor of Charleston.
Cm HAIX, MAYOB'S OFTICE. )
: ,. CH AJILES TON. B. C.. August 18, 1868. I
Bche ving lt tho?slnc-.-re desire bf every individual
i this community to usai n m preserving the public
ea i e, and maintaining the dignity of the laws ; f ecl
jg, in tho political n^Itement now pervading alf clas?
se of our people, that through a. single act of violence,
ither I y accident, or otherwise, we may be over
helmed in a deplorable breach of law and order
I. GEORGE W. CLARE, Mayuroi the city afore
tdd, do call npon a'J good citizens to abstain as tar
3 possible from all public demonstrations of ?
oisy or riotous nature. Let each one regard him
slf as answerable to the public for the good con
uctof all. Let no one, m the exercise of libort.,
0 that against tho law which wi il by law deprive
im of bis liberty. The public peace must and
hall be preserved.
iven under my band, and the seal of che city
[us] tho date and year above mee doned.
GEORGE W. CLARK, Mayor.
August 20
(?0Bortncrsl)ip Hotter.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-THETJN
j DER* IO NED have^his day formed a Copart
srbip under the style and name of LYONS A
UKKAY. ?or tbs i- ur pose of espying on th& BOOT
ND SHOE BDblftES-i, st No. 78 MAKHET
rREET. near Meeting. T. LIONS.
P. F. MC It RA Y
Charleston, S. C., August 1st, 1868. 1
PHK FIRM OP J. & J. D. KIHKPAT
L RICK is dissolved tro HJ this dato. The bu si
ess of the finn will be attended to by the under
gned in liquidation.
JAS. D. KIRKPATBICK,
No 6 Accommodation Wharf.
Charleston, S. C., August 16,1868.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAT ENTERED
ito a coi-artnoiship uuder t?e style of KLHKPAT
ICK A WI ll E. for ihe transaction ol a rACTOR
GE AND COMMISSION BTJ.-INEsS, at No. C Ac
immolation Wharf.
JAMES D. KIRKPATRICK.
GE J. Vf. WI I TE.
Charleston, 8. C., AugiiBt 16, 1868.
August 17 Vko ml tu tl EC
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preferred. None need apply unless well re?
commended . Apply at No. 70 HAfeEL-sTREET.
August 38 _1_
AP?TKO TO PURCHASE, A SMALL
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August 22_ i_6*
ri THE IVE.MFLOTED.-l.VDt'STRI
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August 7 Imo*
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June 19_
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HOUSE, containing eight rooms, pleasantly sit?
uated, on the froqt beach Sullivan's Island, back of
Beauregard Battery. Apply at DAILY NEWS OF?
FICE July 2
M Sole.
FOR SALK, ONE TWENTY-FIVE
HORSE POWER STATIONARY ENGINE, with
double Bollere, made by Denmead, of baltimore;
Ont class machino and but little used with Shafting,
Pulleys, Belting, kc Also, one thirty-six inch steam
Grist MUT, with Bolter and Gearing. One Saw Mill
complete, with torty-o gkt inch Circular Saw, and
many other articles nearly new, suited for planta
non use. Apply to
LITTLE k MARSHALL,
No. 140 Meeting-?treet
August 17 m vt fl mo
ano /nun
SPECTACLES LOST.-LOST, IN THE
Market, about ten o'clock j esterday (Wednesday)
morning a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES, for which a
suitable reward will be given if lett at the MERCURY
OFFICE August 6
ff port ing._
PRIVATE- BOARDING.--MKS. R. C.
FINNEY respectfully intorms her friends and
the public that she ls now prepared to accommodate
families, having large and airy Rooms.
Bc cjd per week, $8; Transient, per day, $2; Day
Board per week, *6. 0 August 24
Brntonats.
EE HO VAL. -DK. FRANCIS L. PAK
EEK has removed his Office from No. 79
Broad-street to No. 74 HASEL-STBEET, two doors
east of the Po s tome e. July 24
Cinration?l.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-THE
Forty-fifth Session of this institution will begin
on the 1st day of October 18. 3, and end on the Thurs?
day before the 4th of July, i860.
The organisation of the institution ii very com.
plete, embracing extensive and thorough courses of
instruction in Literature and Science, and in the pro?
fessions of Law, Medicine and Engineering.
ESTIMATED EXPENSES-exclusive of books, clothing
and pocket money-of tho Academic student
$860; of the haw student $305, and of the Medical
student $396.
For particulars send for Catalogue to Wm. Werten?
baker, Secretary, or 8. MAUPIN,
Chairman of the Faculty.
P. O. "University of Virginia."
Augusts 1m*
WASHINGTON COLLEGE, LEXING?
TON, VA-The next session opens third
Thursday in -September, 1868, and closes fourth
Thursday in June, 1809. The Fa cult, constats of
General B. E. LEE. President, with P ofoesora of
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Modern Lauguages,
Moral Philosoph., History and English Language
and Literature. Applied Mathematics, Natural Phi?
losophy, Chemistry and Law and rquity. Tuese are
distributed into: I. Faculty of Arts; 2. Faculty of
Science; 3 Faculty of Literature and Philosophy; 4.
F cul ty of Law. Ia each of these is conferred a dis?
tinct Bachelor*? Decree aud the Dopree of Matter of
Art? is open alike to students tn each cou ta. In the
Department of Science are eonerred also Profession?
al Diploma* ot Civil Engineer and Mining Engineer.
By the ai > of a tull corps of assistant Professors, pro?
vision id made for thorough drilling in the Depart?
ments ol English, Ancient and Modern Languages
in<! Mathematics.
EXPENSES.-All necessary expenses need not ex
:eed 3325.
For mil particulars applv to
1. 0. GURDON, Clerk of Fa- ulty.
Joly 30 Imo
NIGHT SCHOOL f NIGHT SCHOOL I
So. 85 WENTWORrH.STREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
THE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARITH?
METIC, WRITING, HEADING, GERMAN and
LNG LIS L? GRAMMAR are from 7 to 9 o'clock P. M.
Terms-42 per month tn advance.
Book-keeping charged extra.
Decembers 0. EL BERGMANN.
_Citn ^iwrtisratnti._
MAIN GUAlRDHtVfJsl?rc^HARLESTON,
S. C., AUGUST 20, 1868.-Tai en up going nt
ai ge, contrary to Oity Ordinan e. an<i lodged at thia
Pout, a white and yellow SET i ER DOG. The owner
;an obtain the same by proving properer and paying
sxpenses. J. HN C. MINOT!,
August 26_ 1st Lieut L. W. P. and j >. D.
OFFICE CHIEF OF DETECTIVES.
CHARLESTON, H. C.. August 25,1808 -Recov?
ered s..d brought to this office oue very tine and val
n?ble G?LL) BRACELEI'. The owucr can have tho
tame by pruving property and paying expenses.
H. W HENDRICKS,
First Lieutenant and Chief of Lokcavcs. .
August 26 _ 3
OF EIC E CHIEF ??F CUY DETEC?
TIVES, OUABLEsTON, S. C.. AUGUST 21,
1868.- Rec tvered and brought lo this office, one
?malt GRAY FILLY. The owner cati have the hame
jy proving property and paytrg expenses.
H. W. HENDRICKS,
First Lieutenant and Chief of Detectives.
August 32
DEM ll CK ATI C CE IV TR AL CLUB.
AMEETING 07 TEE CLU? WILL BE HELD
This Evening, at Eight P. M., at Masonic Hall.
august 88 1 T. P. BT AN, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC COLORED CLUB, WARD
-Nor*
AMEETING OF THE COLOBED DEMOCRATIC
CLUB of Ward No. 4, will be held This Evening,
28th Inst., itt Fordham's Hall, at Light o'clock pre?
cisely.
By order of the President
B. LAWBENCE,
Auirost 28 1 Secretary.
ATTENTION! REPUBLICANS:
TBE REPUBLICAN VOTEBd OF THIS CITY
will meet in their several Wards. This Evening,
at Ficht o'clock, to select SIX DELEGATES 1R0M
EACH WARD, to meet the delegates from the county
on Monday Even<ng, August 31, at Military Ball,
and elect eighteen delegates to attend a State Con?
vention at Columbia, September 8, to nominate
Electors for President and vice-President The
I laces of meeting are aa follows:
Warda 1 and 2 at Club House.
Warde 3 and 4 at Military Hall.
The other Wards at their usual place?.
G. PILLSB' RY,
August 28 1* Chairman Committee.
ATTENTION I VOTERS OF WARD No. 3.
mHE BOLL BOOK FOB SIGNATURES OF THE
_L Voters of Word No. 2 will be fonnd at the
Stationery Depot of Messrs. Walker, Evans A Cogs
well, No. 3 Broad-street.
JAMES G. MOFFETT,
Recording Secretary Democratic Club Ward Ne. 2.
August 17. mwf
lattas tn panhroptrrj.
IN THU DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOB THE DISTRICT OF
bOUTH CAROLINA-IN TBE MATTER OF
PHILIP H. KEGLER, A BANKRUPT-IN BANK?
RUPTCY.-At Greenville, in said District, on the
(17th) seventeenth day of August, A. D., 1868.-The
creditors of the said Bankrupt are hereby notified
that a p??tien bas been filed in said Court by PHIL?
IP H. KEGLER, of Charleston, in said District, duly
declared a Bankrupt under the Act of Congress enti?
tled "An act to establish a uniform system of Bank?
ruptcy throughout the United States." approved
March 2,1867, for a discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other cisuras provable under
said act, and that the fifth day of September next, at
twelve o'clock M., at Greenville, is essigned for the
bearing of ? the some, when and where yoi. may at?
tend and show cause, if any you have, why the prayer
of the said petition should bot be granted.
DANIEL BOBLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court
August 20 thf2
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gPOTTSWOOD HOTEL,
MILLWARD BROTHERS, PBOPBiK^ua,
RICH MON D, VA.
April 6 _
ADAME GIDIERE,
CALDER HOUSE.
CORNER OF CHURCH AND QUEEN STREETS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Transient Board $3 50 per Day.
April 29_
j^T E W YU UK HOTEL,
No. 72 1 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK Cm.
D. M. HILDRETH Si CO., Proprietors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRST-CLASS
30TEL, as popularly known in former time;
mder the management ot J. B. MONNOT, Esq.. and
nore recently unde>' tuat of HIRAM CRANSTON A
D ., is now undei the proprietorship of Messrs. D.
VJ. HILDRETH A T. B ROCKWAY, uner the firm ol
D. M. HILDRETH A CO.
Tho senior partner from bis long experience as a
jioprieior of the Veranda, St tom and St Charles
dot?is of New Orleans, flatters himself that be can
issure his fronds and he public generally, toot its
'orm er world-wide reputation as a popular first-class
dote!, shall be fully sustained under its present
nanagement lyr* February 13
DVERT18INQ AGENCY
OP ,
WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL,
No. 3 Broad and No. 109 East Bay
Streets,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
THE BUBSCRICERS HAVE COMPLETED AR
RANGEMEN18 with NEWSPAPERS in south Caro?
lin?, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama
to act as their Agents in thia city. Merchants and
business mm generally, desirous ot advertising in
any papers or other publications, ouMde of Charles
tou, can save time, tron?le and expensa by entrust?
ing it to this AGENCY, as we can always select the
best papers and haye advertisements Inserted at the
lowest rates.
List of napers in the Southern States, together
with all necessary information, promptly furnisoed.
WALKER. EVANS A COGSWELL,
No. 3 Broad and Na 109 East Bay streets.
August 28
insurance.
?piltE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCY.
S. Y. TUPPER,
IN PLANTERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK BUILD?
ING,
No. 133 KAST BAY.
BISES TAKEN IN I HE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN COM?
PANIES :
PHONXS INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW TORE,
Cash Capital and Assets.ial,613,076
SECURITY INSURANCE CO. OF NEW ?ORK,
Cash Capital and Assets.81,477.677
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CO.. NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets.$1,128,019
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets..$1,035,630
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets.$746,911
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO., CINCINNATI, 0.,
C J sh Capital and Aisets.$1,301,328
(Security by State Law...?2,OOO.OCO.)
CENTRAL CITY INSURANCE CO., OF SELMA,
Cash Capital.$300,000
TOTAL EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS.
Losses adjusted and paid in Charleston. ...
August 17 Imo
Palttmore Jf?oertisnttents.
"TULL AND WINTER IMPORTATIONS
ises.
? - . . .. ... .a novo*) iiniffio-J .
MILIJNERY GOODS 1
RIBBONS, TRIMMING RIBBONS,
VELVET RIBBONS.
SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS.
FANCY BONNET MATERIALS.
BLONDS, CBAPES, NETS.
FRENCH FLOWERS, PLUMES AND ORNAMENTS.
BONNETS AND LADIES' HATS
IN STRAW, SILK, VELVET AND FELT,
We offer the largest and best assorted Stock in the
United States, comprising all the latest Parisian No?
velties, and unequalled in choice variety and cneap
ness.
ARMSTRONG, CATOR St CO.,
Nos. 237 and 239 BALTIMORE-STREET.
August 23 Imo* Baltimore.
WM. KNABE & CO?,
MANUFACTURERS
OF
PIANO FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MO.
April 20 6mo
Q^LMOR HOUSE,
MONUMENT SQUARE,
BALTIMORE, MABYLANB,
KIRK LAM) Si CO., Proprietors.
April 27 _lyr
E. AUSTIN JENKINS. ALTBXD Tili USUS, JB,
BOB EUT H. JAN KINS.
-prow. JENKINS Si SONS,
nrroRTEBs AND U?AT,KBS IM
SADDLERY AND COACH MATERIALS,
NO. 180 BALTIMORE-STREET.
April 22_Cmos_Baltimore, M
Q.EORGE R. GAlTHER, JR., Si CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
ANS
GENERAL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 4 Camdeii-strcet, Baltimore.
_?
Liberal cash advances on consignments.
June 23_
H. GRUPY Si CO.,
DEALEBS IN
LEATHER, HIDES AND OIL,
No. 42 SOUTH CALVERT-STREET,
Baltimore.
F. H. GRUPY.H. G. CUBTA1
April 20 Gmo?
F.
?^?CMSEJi, CARROLL Si CO.
PRESERVERS, PICKL?RS, OYSTER PACKERS, tc
No. 18 Light-street, Baltimore,
Joint Proprietors and Sole Agents for
BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK,
Prepared by the Baltimore Condensed Milk Compon)
April 22_6moa
Q.RIFFIN, BROTHER Si CO.,
GROCERS
ANO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 105 LOMBARD-STREET,
BALTIMORE.
April 22 6raop
TAUE8 KNOX.JOHN GILI
KN03^ GILL,
C O T T O ACTORS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 125 SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE
Consignments of COTTON, RICE, Ac, reopect.
"ully solicited, and liberal advances mad? thoreon.
orders for CO nw sud BACON promptly executoc"
nth core ano attention.
April 27 _ 12mo??
P ll. KELLERS Si V O.,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
?0. 131 MEETING-STREET, NEAR MARKET
FBE6H ADDITIONS OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
RECEIVED WEEKLY.
>yPRESCRIPTION? PUT DP WITH CARE.-??
January 3 ruths
C"~4TY TltKA.SURY, JULY I, 1868.-NU
II IE TO HOLUEUs li*" FIRE LOAN CJ?
?ONS.-The File Loan Coupons due this day and
Kiyable In the Olty of New York, will i* pairi on pre
entation at this Ol&ce. H. THOMAS,
July 2 City Treasurer.
*
(?roreiies and ^isre?aneani.
PALMETTO TEAST TAKES.
AFRESH S UP F LY RECEIVED WEEKLY
from tho Manufactory at s-ummerville, S. C.,
and forsale by GEO. H. OR?BER.
Successor to N. M. Porter A Co.,
No. 236 King-street,
Third door above Market-street
August 28 _ftn2
WATERMELONS.
JUST ARRIVED FROM AUGUSTA, A LOT OF
fine fresh WATERMELONS, which will be sold
to citizens cheap. Anply to
WILLIAM HUNT,
August 28 No. Market-street, north side.
CORN! CORN!
PRIME WESTERN, CHEAP
Baltimore White, for m liing.
For sile by R. M. BUTLER.
August 28 _1_
FOR MACHINISTS AND
BLACKSMITHS.
COAL! COAL! COAL!
QfT A TON-? VERY BEST BRO^DTOB BLACK
OOVJ SMITH COAL, now landing from vessel,
will be sold low froc the wharf. For terms, Aa, ap?
ply to CAMERON, BAB ti LEY A CO.
August ?28_ 3
STRIPS, SIDES, LARD,
"I Ki 1A BOUNDS CHOICE BACON STRIPS
_LO' 'U 16,000 pounds Bibbed and Clear bides
60 barrels Syrup
100 pails Leaf and Ext? Lard
40 boxes Adamantin; Candles
76 sacks Coarse Salt.
For sale by E. A A. P. CALDWELL.
August 27 ,_2
BREAKFAST BACON, PIG
SHOULDERS ANO COFFEES.
EXTR A BREAKFAST BACON STBIPS
EXTRA SUGAR CURED CITY SHOULDERS
(Small and Choice)
GENUINE OLI GO VER JMENI JAVA,
LAGUAYRA and
RIO COFFEE.
A supply of the above jost received per steamers
Monterey and Champion, and for sale low it the
CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY STORE,
No. 107 Market-street. "
S?r Goods delivered free,
...ugnat 26_"
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
OFFER FOE SALE,
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES t
K Atf i A SACK* LIVERPOOL SALT u
tJXJXj\J 200 bales Gunny Cloth
600 coils Hemp and Manilla Bale Rope
100 linda. Muscovado Sugars
600 bhls. Clarified and Crushed Sugars
100 hhds. Cuba Molasses
-. 600 kegs Nails, 4 to 20
200 bags Rio and Java Cooee
Candles, Soap, St rch
Powder, Shot, Lvad, Ac.; Ac.
Charleston, 8. C., August 12 th, 1868.
August 12. mc -_? wfmimo
CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY,
MARKET, ' BETWEEN KING AND
MEE TT S G STREETS,
(8 0 V T E SIVE.).
AN EXTENSIVE, VARIED AND CAREFULLY
selected supply ol the NECESSARIES OF
LIFE, and also the luxur.es-WINES, LIQUORS,
etc.-will at all times bo found at -the above Store,
es'abhshed under the auspices of .the "PALMETTO
PIONEER CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION," and
which will continue and extend the advantages it
already offers to the public. Fresti arrivals and
bargains will be regularly reported, and every facili?
ty afforded patrons.
The "oblect" of .the Association is, as set forth in
its charter, "To furnish members and the public
with the necessaries of life of good q tali ty, unadulte?
rated, and at lowest market rates, and. from the
profits of such sales to accumulate capital for Its
members."
Coptes of the Constitution and By-Laws can be
found at the Store of the Association, and all in?
quiries regarding the practical working of the enter?
prise will be most cheerio ll y an i promptly satisfied.
W. H. VVELOH, Superintendent
3. N. WIG FALL, Assistant
July ll_.
SEGAR EMPORIUM.
KSALAS. AGENT FOB THE CHARLESTON
? Branch of the Havana Segar Factory, "La
Valentina," would reapec.folly invite the attention
of dealers and smokers to .bis very large stock of
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGA RS, of nil grades
and ?izes, excelled by few in this country, and war?
ranted to be os represented.
Sample boxes sent to the country and orders ex?
ecuted by Express, C. O. D., or 30 dayB' city accep?
tance.
No. 118 EAST BAY-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
August 24 mwfSmo
EAST ?.RN HAY, LIME AND
LATHS LANDING.
O AA BALES BEST EASTERN HAY
Ol/U 200 M. Laths
2000 bbls. best Rockla d lime.
Landing this day from sehr. M. E. Vonc?eof, and
for sale low from vessel.
IH STORE, AND TO ADBTVE,
200 bbls. Olen Fall?' Lune, for Whitewashing
GOO bbls. Rosendo Cement
200 bbls. Plaster Parla
6ooo bushels Hair, and all arri?los ia my Une at re?
duced prices, A. McCOBB, Ja.,
No. 217 East Bay, >
Auguat 27 3 Opposite New Custom House.
LUMBER ! LUMBER! SHIN?
GLES.
i)AA AAA FEET LUMBER
Jj\J\J.\J\J\J 30,000 Shingles, at td per IS.
200 cords O ?lc and Pine Wood.
For sale low bv J. HN 1IENCKEN,
Comer of State and Market streets.
Angn"t.27_:_ -3
CEMENT, PLASTER, LIME.
ff AA WLS' CEMENT, IN STORE AND TO AE
t)\ 1 \J RIVE pei ship R. C. Winthrop
200 bbls. Land Plaster
200 bbls. Calcined Plaster
3000 casks Lime, at tho Lime Kiln next Savannah
Railroad Wharf, CannonsLoro', or at Store,
Vendue Range
Laths, Bair, Oven Tile, Fixe Brick. Ac.
For salo by OLN Y A CO.,
August 26 Nos. ll and 13 Vondae Range.
COAL!COAL!<OAL!
JUST RECEIVED,
AA TONS BED ASH COAT* FOR SALE LOW
VU by JOHN 11ENCKEN,
Corner of State and Market streets.
August 27_ . 3
COAL! COAL ! !
QA A TONS- BE^T QUALITY RED ASH COAL,
Ol/v now landing, whlcu I off rat Nine Dol?
lars a tan cash, delivered.
JOHN S. HORLBECK,
Offl2e Ea3t Bay, opposit. Union Wharves.
August 17_12
COAL! COAL!!
JOHN 8, HORLBECK,
(OFFICE EAST BAY, OPPOSITE UNION
WHARVES;)
BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
the pubho that ho I as commenced the COAL
AND" GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and
solicits a shore of their patronage.
August 17 _ 3mo
CONGRESS W* TE tf.
JUST RECEIVED,
cases CONGRESS WATER, pints
5 cases Congress Water, quar'?.
U. W. A IM AR,
Comer King and Vandcrhorat streets.
Auguat 26_
CHLORIDE O MAE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE BEST DISINFECTANT. FOh. SALE Vt
E. H. KELLERS & CO.,
Druggists,
March 28 No. 131 Mee ing-street
20
Consono!.
.jr^ H E U K R ' ?.
FASHIONABLE BARBER'S SALOON,
IS AT
No. 93 MARKET-STREET,
South side, between Kauz and \l< ?ting street*.
Mr. HEUER is a German Harbor, uaa been thor?
oughly trained to his business aua is prepared to
serve his mends and the public generally in the seve?
ral branches of his art, viz:
SHAVING
HAIR-DREsdLNO
SHAMPOOING
HAIR D?INu
Ac, kl
January ll
PORTABLE S I E AM HAUSSEN FOR
\LE-Portable tea u Kpgfu?aal 4.6,6,8,
lu, 12, 16 au i 25 Horse Power, ihe.-e engines have
been t-olii in \onous parta .1 the t .e, ana have
give u every satis action. For term-, ita, apply to
UtiDOLU BKOTHERS, Commise on Merchante,
East Boy, corner Adgei's Whait
July ll s8