The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 24, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS.
Waiting for tue Spring.
A? br?czes s?r ?ht morning
A ai.euee reigns in sir;
Stee -blue tho hcavtns abo., me,
Moveless thc trocs and bare;
Tet unto me the stillno-s
1 his bu'dcu seems to bring
"Patience! the -arth is waiting.
Waiting for the Spring."
Strong ash and sturdy chestnut,
Boura oak and poplar higb.
Strc.ch out ?heir sapless branches
Asiiinst the wintry sky.
Even fie guilty aspcu
Hath ceased her quivering.
As though she, too was-waiting,
Wa. ting tor the Spring.
I strain mine ears to listen,
If haply where I stand
But ono stray note of music
Miy sound" in all the la, d.
.?Why art thou mute, O blackbird !
O brush, woy dost not ting T
Ah! su'ely toey a-e waiting,
Wailing lor the Spring."
t> heart! thy days are da- tao rae ;
. O hean 1 thy nights are lrcar;
But.- o.>u shall stre ni ? ot sunshine
Proclaim the turning year.
Soon shad the t ees be leafy,
.-Onu every bird shall sing;
let the H be silent vaitir:,',
Wailing :or thc .-pring.
[Once a Week.
THE MURDER OE IiA\XDOLl'H.
Fttll Details of the Assassination-Ke?
nt a rkc bi <- Statement from one of the
Assassin?-Alleged E xistence oi theKn
Klux-Kl nil in E (lg elie ld, Laurens and
Abbeville Counties.
A correspondent cf tho Columbia Pheonix
Benda to that paper, by way of reply to some
strictures which it had published on Governor
Scott's course in takiur; steps to carry into el- \
feet the act of the Legislature providing tor j
an armed foroe to preservo the peace, tho fol- I
lowing remarkable deposition in the contested
election case of the Third Congressional Dis?
trict. We give tho statement to our readers
for what it uiav b3 worth:
Deposition of William K. Tolbert, taken before
Hon. William Hutson Wigg. Judge ct tho
Probate Court, February 12 18G9, in a cou
tcsted election case between S. L. H?ge and
J. P. Reid- J. D. Pop??, Esq., counsel for the
latter.
William E. Tolbert, being of lawful age.
being duly sworn, &a\s:
Question-What is your name, where do yon
reside, and what ii your occupation?
Answer-I live at Greenwood, Abbeville
County. Farming.
Q.-How Ion? have you tivcd in Abbeville
County?
A.-Allmy life.
Q.-Were you in Abbeville Oouuty during
the months of July, Aurrusc. September, Octo?
ber and November. 1868?
A.-I wa?.
Q.-Did you belong to cither of thc political
parties during thc hst campaign ?
A.-I did.
Q.-To wuich one ?
A.-Democrat.
Q.-How was ibo Democratic party organ?
ized in Abbeville County?
A.-Into clubs. Democratic Clubs.
Q.-Did yuu belonsr to ono of those clubs.
A. - Yes, to Greenwood Club.
Q.-Wbere did your club hold its meetings ?
A.-At tho depot. Me; once a week.
Q.-Wore your meetings public ?
A.-Pubic to Dcmociats, but not to Radi?
cals. No Radica' allowed to come in.
Q.-Did you Uko an oath as a member of
these clubs ?
A.-Not when I joinod.
Q -Were there any se:ret organizations con?
nected with tbeso clubs?
A.-Yes, sir. Cjmmittees wero appointed,
which met i i suTct, and tbey avpoiutcd men
to patrol in each diff?rent neighborhood.
Q.-For what purpoao wera these men de?
tailed to patrol?
A.-To fiud out whero the negroes were
holding Union Lotgues.
Q.-What other instructions had tbev, if
any?
A.-ro break tbem up, kill tho leaders, fire
into them, and kill tho leaders if they could.
Q.-Wero tho^e the instructions givon ia all
the clubs?
A.-Can't say throughout tho country, but
believo they were.
Q. -Were tuoso instructions givon and en?
forced at any time, and put m execution
against auy of the Union Leagues in Abbe?
ville?
A.-They patrolled for them, but could not
find whero any were held.
Q.-Were thcro any other instructions givon
to ifcoso omni-ttees by tho Democratic clubs
in relation to the election to ba held on the SI
of November?
A.-Yes, sir, tho day before the election tho
tickets were taken away from the Republican
party, from tuoso who had charge :>f them, by
these committees. Tho omrnittees were rid?
ing for them the night before tba election, talc?
ing them wherever they contd find them. I
waa one of the gangs myself. Ten or elevou
were with me. I was a member of tho com?
mittee myself. Destroyed the tickets. All of
us wero armed.
Q.-What wero your instructions, if the per?
sons having the tickets in charge refudcJ to
give them up ?
"A.-Shoot them, and tako them jy force.
Q.-Have you tho means of knowing, and do
youko'.'W, waac was tho po i tica I sentiments of
the negro population in Abbeville County, ami
how they would have votod it they had" becu
allowed to vote?
A.-There wero at least four colored volo ;
to one white voto in tho county, ' hey would
have voted for the Republican candidate-for
you (Judge H?ge -at least ninotv-nmc out of
each h u mired.
Q.-Whore worn you on the day of election,
November 3, 18J8?
A.-Ti the inro part of tho day a1 a voting
precinoi.. Greenwood, in Abbeville Comity. A
eouner came iu from White H Ol precinct,
Abbeville County, Baying they were fLjbtiiig
there (ibis was abt ue one o'clock), and that
tho Republicans wera about whipping, A
squaa ot us, armed, about thirty in number,
bettdea myself. were sent there. When wo cot
there, tbo'Ro.iublicaus were ?til gone, o*: -pt
ono, who waa bing there dead. Heard thal
ethers were wounded. There bad been some
shooting. Don't know if thc Republicauj shot.
No white mau was 8 net. Only two colored
men wero allowoJ to vote bet?re abo .titirr cuin
menced. Four to rive hundred colored mea
usually voted at this precinct, who, if allowed
to vote, wonld havo votod tho Ropub.icau
ticket.
Q.-Did the Democrats como to tho White
Hall polling precinct armod ou tho day of thc
election ?
A.-Evory ono, so far aa I kuow. Ii was a
general understanding throtiguout the coun?
ty, that all were to go armed.
Q.-State what occurred at Greenwood pro?
duce up to tba time 3'ou left to ito lo White
Hall?
A.-Well, the negroes, to thc nuTib?r of
about loar buudred voters, assembled about
one hundred and fitly V4rd3 from the poils; the
wbito mon. Democrats, wore all aroutid ttic
door; Captain J. G. Boozer was sitting lisrht
by tue doer, to examino thc tickets. Two Re?
publican colored men came up t > vote;
they cam o from the main bod v. Ik
said. '"Let mo seo your papers.'' Tbev
pulled out tito itop?b?cau ' ticket w.th
HoRoVnann fer Congress. Lie told them they
cou.dhot vote tir. m *ort there; th y would
have to ^o somewhere else to vote those pa?
pers. B lozer w is armed. Tue negroes turn?
ed back to tho main body, who saw thai there
.7ae no chanco to vote SJ th y disbanded and
went hune. There wero ab Jot four huutircd
orthein, uti votera iu Abbeville i; ,?i..:--. ?ul
who would nato voted ibo Republican tu_:oi.
Inaiair eioeiiou thu Republican ticket wonld
havo a mojorit* of twelve to lif;co:i buudred ;.i
Abbeville Comity, [tho cffictnl ro'urn made
the Dim eratic majority 1920.] Theto wasa
clear nuderstandiug thai Ute Dem?crata >?"uld
torco thc R publicum mm tho po.ls ti ti c,
undertook tu vote-force, them oy arms. Wo
wore ail armed, and intended, if lucy .us..ed iu,
wo would rash theo b ck sl'Ootiu;: in:o them.
It wjs not sato for Republican speakers t-j
canvass ?he county, 'iho general Qiidorstand
mg was th*t they wero to I o shot, I,?lic t,
stopped. He knew of lour that weic shot; one
got'over it; three were killed. Severa! others
were shot aud wounded, but he docs no* know
the persons. They wer.; killed hecaus'. of tho
influence they hail in tho Republican party.
Tho killed woro James Martin, a member t.f
the Legislature troin Abbeville, B. Ran?
dolph. and another mau at Whitehall on the
day of electi JE Randolph W IS ki led a: Hodgo's
Depot oa the lG:h of October, nbou; two
o'clotk in tho ti?uruocu. lie (Tolbert) was
prceem; was known and recognize 1 b7 thc citi
;wus Uving at Hodge's Deoot, and talked with
half a dozeu of tueui-Flo.eh. Hodge?, Lang?
don Conner, J.m Cochran.
Q.-State how . on happened lob' a'. Heigc'd
Depot the da> Ikii tloiph was kited?
A.-I heard he waa going to nuke a epeech
there, and I went np to hear it. When I got
there, they toll me he was not goinc to spaak
thero. that he had gono up to Abbeville Court?
house, and was going to Anderson that night
on the afternoon train. Joshua Logan and J.
YY. Tolbert came to tho depot with mc. Both
wore well known at Hodge's Depot. When we
arrived there, we found a crowd of mon,
eome eight or ten, besides our num?
ber. Wo commonced talking about Ran?
dolph; that he had threatened to Colonel
Aiken to burn up the State; that he could do
it in three words, and that we must kill bim.
Langdon tonner aud Fletch. Ho-Jjrcs spoke to
us, after wc came up-wo all were armed. 1
mean at Hodge's Dspot. they put up a target.
and we all shot off our pistola" at it. Wo did it
to reload our pistols, so ay to be sure they
would fire, being fleshly loaded. They put it
on Logan, Toiberlaud myself, t i do tho .shoot
ins, saying that as we dui not live there, the
negroes would not know us. Ii' any moro
shooting v as to b? done, they would do it.
That if lu ndolpn'd guard tired on us, they
would tito on tlicm. When the I rain came in,
Langdon Conner wont to tho conductor, and
asked him if Randolph was on board, and ho
came back and said ho was on tiio irain. Tho
train ran up to the side ot tba platform. Ran?
dolph - as sitting by tho don* of tho car.
The rest nil went to tho upper end ol' the
platform, and go! on tho platform. I went
to the lower end. Just at this time, the
Greenville train ran up. Randolph imme?
diately chanced cars, and walked back iulo
tho last passenger car. and took hie Beat.
Janies Cochran stepped up to me at that
timo, and says: "Dill, you fellows ought to
havo been disguised." J. said: "Jim, what
do you think ot it, anyhow ? ' Ho says: ''He
ought to be killed, and now is the tuno to
do it, right now." Fletch. Hodges name up
with a roil of mouey iu bis hand and says, "AS
soon as you do it wc givo jon this, and wc will
back you; it there isai,ymoro shooting wc
will do it." By this time Randolph had get
off bis scat and walked out on thc platform of
tho car. Johu Brooks c mic up with his pistol
in his hand, and ho sayt: ''Now is your time;
hero he stands on thc platform;" and ho point?
ed him out to me. Logan. Tolbert and my.-;clt
done tho shooting. Weall throe shot him, and
he was killed dead. Langdon Connir told moto
j go on. they would do tho balance. He had hts
pistol in his hand. We got oe our horses and
rode off. INo porson atlomotcd o arres- us. We
went to Aleck Ellis', about two and a bait
miles off. De was not at home. Wo wan tod
to too him ou business, lio was at Cokes
bury. Logan and lolb. id, went to (Jokesbury
to see him. and fouuc; him there in a Demo?
cratic meeting. 'They carno back ti Aleck
Ellis', with him. They told rac that Ban
dolph's name wa:. Lrousht up in the Dcmt
craiic meeting, cs to whit they should do
with Mm. Sonio said. "Cut iiim up and
feed him to tho dogs." Others said, "they
would box him up, and cypress him to Gover?
nor Scott as a prosent." Eilis kuow that he
.;a9killed, and Killed by ns, and that some of
the members o' tho Democratic Club saw
it dont; saw Randolph killod. [Witness was
hero warned by the rcs [ion don t's Counsel,
Josepn D. l'ope,E?q., to apeak only from his
own knowledirc, to which Tolbert replied ; "I
sp ak irom mv own knowledge.''] Thc m m
bcrs ol tuc Democratic Ciub that I remember
ns being present were : J.inies Cochran. Lang?
don Conner ai d Fletcher Hodges. Thsy ad?
vised mc to shout Randolph, to kill lum" and
they would beck mc- m it.
Q.-State if thcro existed i:i Abbeville, or in
any other of tho counties m tho Tbiid Con?
gressional D s'tict, aa organization known as
thc Ku-Klux-Klau?
A.-Thcro was. I do not know of my own
knowledge that it existed in other "counties;
but Irom pas?-w rds a-id ?isttis. believe that it
did; given by members that I know by signs
belonged to "tho Kan iu other counties, lt
was a teeret organisation of persons bolong ing
lo tho lJoniocr.tuc party, known as the Kn
Klux-Kau, existing iii tho counties of tho
Third Congressional Di-trict. I.cao v tltat it
existud in E IgcSold, Abbeville anti Laurens.
Members took an oath on j lining. Neatly all
the members of the Democratic pat ty belong?
ed to the Kan. Am?me them were : Captain
J. G. Booz.-r, D. Cresswell, Fletch. Hodges,
Langdon. Conner. Rob Stausler. Don't know
lhat D. Wyatt Aiken did. Tho object of tho
Kian was io regulate thc RcpuUnmn party;
break it up if they coul 1. and sireuglheiiatbo
Democratic parly. Todo Uti*, they wer. to
kill out the leaders ol tho Republican party,
and drive thom out ot tho Stitt. Tho oath
taken by the mcrabcts w H tins: To do what?
ever their leaders ordered th tm to do. We
had a leader in every organization, who was
known as captain ot thc company, nm1 wc wcro
sworn to obev his order*. He told us to find
out whoro the Union Ltaques mc:; to liro iuto
them, and kill the presidents, it wo could, it
was understood that, Randolph was tho ma i
that orirau.zjd Ibo Uaiun L^atjues in South
Carolina, and that wa3 ono of tho rc.tsous why
he was killed. We bad a meeting the night
b;fo:o tho olectiott, and had orJers from our
captain to co no carly to thc picctnet next
morning armed, and not to allow a negro Re?
publican to catt a vole. To irv to persuade
them lo volo tho Democratic ticket, and if
they insisted n tm votiur:, to force them back,
iisbt them, kill them, shoot them. John G.
Bo >zer was the captain. About twenty men
bars that I kuow, but there wero more than
that. W. K. ToLUEnr.
?ommcrrinl.
Exports.
NSW T TtK-Per <xhr N W Smith-2C2 bales U|>
laud Cotton. 100 casks Kloo, 154 bbl- Boain, '50
empty Ale Birro's. 245 empty Carboys, a cotton
Gins, 2 tie cs Phns ilute tieck, 1 Piano, 83,000
feet ltesawed Limbo.".Per sehr Id? li i ch?
ard son-60, Ot ?2 toot Bow Timber, 7>,000 feet
liosaued Pitch 1'iurLumb. r.
CIiaiTeston Cottaa anti Hies .Harket.
Oi'FlC'h OP TUM CH .ItLhNfO.N' DAILY N"V\1
CltRLE-UON, Tu s ?av ICvcmu*, l\b 23 (
COTTOX.-The oiarkot for tai* article oncee!
flmisr, with a .?veil--u t.ij:U l weil p i.-:i i u;irov
tns about Vic "ci lb bat Iowa: ls the clo : > nf h t i
ness thcro was less activity, sa! M about GOO bales
vir: 13 at27: 2S a: 275?; S3 at 27.':; 3;a:27??; 41
at 23. 153a. 23!i; lia 23J?; 33 ut 23;^'; 53 at :0,
an J G3 of ostra s a.>!o at 311?C. -.1 St. Wo q ute:
LrvimrooL CLAS sitie ITIOX.
Ordinary to goo i or.iia.irv .-~>i<ci'-"??
Low middling.Si.y :')
Ali'id.i.ie'.-3>?<ijj2 ,-?
Mrict niddhug.tri) (gi
By Nc." a oi k cl .s.-iCcatim we quote :
Low muldllng..... .tlfi '?. ' 'JS1.;'
Al-ildiiti .. 9 (?3
Itl'.'tl-ibo .i-ii ?riions in ! li s g.. iu weio Jiu: -
od, but pries were fir u: Kaltri 3d les ot clean faro
lim at 8/4'e. rci lh. WJ qa i e cuaia ?n to fal. clcaa
Carohm at Si?a8j?; goaJ 8,-? :. j| ib.
naricee t>>- J ctesrapn.
Fomraji HAMIETS.
LIVERPOOL, Fibruary 23-?-ooo.-Coltoa aslivc;
uplands. 12d; t'ricans 12A?-I; ?lea 10,000 balsa,
Two P M.-Uplands. 12 12J?'d ; Ori ans, j2.lia
J ; rulos will reach 15.00J bales.
Evomrg.-"ot'c n active; uplands, liaised; Or?
leans, 12:4'al2,3,'d; sales 15 OOO bales. Yarns and
la! rics firmer. Bombay Bhipmeuts to Ihe 20th mst.
20.000 bales.
DOMESTIC SIAUEETS.
KEW Tom:, February 23-Noon.-Governments
fl-m. GMd weale at 32*i. Money steady at Ga7.
Gd's. HJ?. Conon firmer at 29Xc.
?veniug.-Cottou fiime .; teales 3">Cu bales at 29,'ic
Flour heavy; ?tate r-upcrfiuo s5 75..G 35; eouamo-i lo
?airextra h:uthcru '0 50a7. Whiet lsvors bu.-crs.
.""rn better; southern yellow ?.>.-. Pork lower; ne v
$31 2&I?1 Cd; old S30;0a3d. lad lo.ver; LolllulOii
10X?C. Wh:sloy quiet, ltics dull .-usar lirni; Ua
T-ua 13.'4 ilS.'ic. ?uipcu'.iuo S5a35^c. ilosm i? i3
o3. Froiglibi lower.
.Bii.:tsior.-:. February 23 -ro tan quiet ot 20';c.
Flout and whoa: dui!. Cora firm; whits, C?*0 o;
yellow, b7. S c. Uats d.U. Lye nomi-al. Tori;.
?.C3. ?h't cen;. T-;H' T3.'Jc. Lard, 2d.':c.
CixiT^aiTt Febnury 21 - Whiskey n m al 93 ct:.
P OV:.:oa-i un etti d; mes? ht id -t ?32. Lard 10. J.
Bacon shou'ders M; c cai sid." J7J-X
1 OO.SVTI.LI:, io^rn ry 3d-l?o - ?o l' C31S3 "2.
Lard*), sr.ou L.-a II; clear iii s i7;111 . F.oar
$; 5oaC. Whisicj OZ .Ole.
AC.IC3TA. Februorflid, .'lo tot: morn active with
n ?-?sh: adva^o. ; salo? <52; midddog 27Jia28; re?
ceipts -J3?
?AVAKSAU. Fe')ruiry 23 -Cotioa in (air ilcnund,
but ;bo ii-nmes' uriiotder; Las rest i :t..| trausac?
tions; ?ales 6d0 bodes; nuddUfig ii'^xti/i; sr:.urtd
91S;receip s lOdj.
MOBILE. lebruary 2L-Col'o.i ia lair demand
andeos--'! quiet; sa!o3 ISN bal.? low m dddng
27? 27?ic; receipts lld balo?; e::; or.s<93.
^KW' OKLSAKS, February 23.-Co!, .a advanced
;?o; m ddlirg 2?.lic; sales3 50J bi cs; lojcipts 1.824;
exi)ort; 3.100 Gold 3SK- ilorliyg it?:. Kew York
Vcr- sight }?ai< premium. > ug ir active end higher;
c mmon 12!?ol3; prime 1S,'<; yellow C!ari?:d :G,'?a
17. Aloia?scs act ve; primo 70-82'^.
Memphis I c:ton Murkot.
MBMPUI-S l ebra'ry 2) -ihe inarkot opened
with but a lim tsd in juiry at 2e<ia>:c;'icfjrIo>%
nuidiLlitg, but ic?cra geue-raily. _di.cli'.ed madang
concessions, and operations were consequently re?
stricted until the receipt of tbe second Liverpool
dispatch, when a belier feeling sprung up and ?.7e
was froely allowed. Later in thc dny it stiffened un?
der improved intelligence from New York, and
several sales at 27c for low middling were cancelled,
while 27?? to 283 wa* realized on middling and 28>i
to 28J?c on strict middling, which was # to Achet?
er than tho ruling rates cf thc morning. Sales for
tho day were about 1200 bile-, mostly ou orders,
flood ordinary brought 20 to 2C,'ic. At the cliFe
there wa' a good nemand for middling at 27>4 to
27*?c, and no sell'-rs at less then 2?c, while aunt
aak^d nigho.- rate?, illaro is ?moral expectation
of a better unrke-t next week from the cou ring cf
February short*.
Receipt? for thc week endiar this evening f"?Ot up
9,37*2 oa es and exp >rts? tl,COI bales, ag.dust 11.031
bi.os received, and 10,901 bales exportid coirea
pondlu2 week last year, and 9.037 bales received
mo 11,73* laies exporte) list week. t<eceip:slor
thc season, 197 OGG biles, azanst 2?)S179 t aie last
sea.on: showing a deticiencv of 10.(113 bales, which
is about all cu tho receipts ot tko current mr.nth
I ho rccsipis of the curren: mon h to date arc '?0,083
haies, ag .inst 10 305 ba.es for thc same time last
Fol roary. '1 he receipts lor all last Februa'y were
03.330 bjlos. thc beni. 6: mouth's r<.eei;ds of thc
season. The slock ?n bmd this time lust year was
25,029 cal s. Middling was 23J?C in Memphis, 2?i?c
in hew York, and l d lu Liverpool, with ail markets
excited.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hir d Scp.o abor 1, 18C3. 47
Beceivod to day. 539
Kecei ved pi ev.ou* ly.100,917-197.560
Tohl.-.. 397,013
Exported to-day. 314
Ixpartcd previously.172,0711-173 290
?to k on baud .21,303
Selma Market.
SELMA, February 19-..'orroN STATCITENT.
Mock on h md September 1, ISOd. 110
r.cce ved ihi? woelt. 7?;7
Ittcei i ed previously.?0.77: -30.435
Total.39,595
Shipued p-.st week. 572
Shipped previously.22.6i0-2J.218
Stock on hand tb:s evening. 7,377
Consignees per Soutn I ni ot ina It:nIroa<l
February 23
918 bales Cotton, 5 bales Domcsiics, IC cars Vi'ocd,
2 cars Lumber, I o Railroad ?Relit, Heed er ft Davis.
Peizer. liodgers & Co, G H Hoppock. G' W Wil'iam?
& Co. G H Walter * Co. J 15 il Moan. W K Ryan.
Kirkpatrick A: Witte.'1 burston ft lio m*s. Frost ft
? daer, Pinek ney Oros, G Folliu. Hart ft Co, Gold
s i.it'i ft Sou, Fraser ? DUI, Cla??ho:n. Herring
ft Co.
Consignees per Cliailrston. und Savan?
nah Kailro.nl. Fcsraary S3.
Cotton. 1!icc. Md-o. Live Slock, 4c To Roper ft
Stoney, sal.ie Flaum. J LaBocbc J 1' Kan-ipaux, L
Cadd >u. Prizer, l?odg.rs ft Co. J 1) Aikeu k t'6 J lt
Pringle, W C Linc ft c o, C F D IMit, J Coxoek ft Co.
l*usaenccis.
Per steamship Chamnion. lrom New York-A lt
spear,?Hiss Spear, t. F t-vant, alaster I vans, c ll
Buist, U D Giccu, P II Keg er,W J ulm pion, Ueor-e
. Lash'T, ?.o' "t Shaw. Aiulrow rowell, Miss L Sey?
mour, w B Herl"', W W i lenient, J Paul ano wile.
J G Drew. W . ucckner. U H Webs and wife. Miss
Ella Weil*. DF Kr. wn. I' W Mend. II n W Knox. A
Dci'ontaino. J OnuiM on. J C.;M!C1 O, W Nnhmaun,
J Murray. Mr Uowel! nn'll itt Steerage.
Per steamer Pilot boy, fr. m -ava ma i va licanforl,
Hilton Ueasl, fte-S E Masim n. J lt Briggs F Gay
lotd, K M Has?.:: a'd wire, S fla' U and dim :hter. S
NcuTiiaa. G s Loca and. C Cairn and 'laughter. Min?
Albubi. T il Dolt. K W Goodh re. l-l N Do lowell and
wife, 1) RU rakright, c is smith. J ?> Ba nilton, J P
-M Uppiii'. K Bake*, B O English, Mrs Fripp, ''.ins
Hays, Jj lt Carey, ll L P McCormick, end 7 on dec'.;.
Per steamer M Helena, troni Kdistoaud i.cckv Ile
E W seabrook. W Soabrool., C A Si abrook, Must r T
W Seabrook, C Bailey. J s lSaytntid, Major C Bevlin.
C t-ani*, and ".'1 on deck.
farine '?crjs.
Hort t>t Ch:trl<isr<)i\. J'cbruaty ??4,
JPOlt'i' CJU.MMJAI.'.
HIASSS o:' Tl!?: SlOON.
last Ouarter. 3d, ll hours. 30 minutes, morning.
New Muon, Util, 8 hour?, 31 minutes morning,
first Quarter, I9t.j. ll bouts. 4>: itiiuuu-s, morning.
l ull Mouii, ?otli, i? lu. a:s. a u..n s moruiug.
?! FHBRUAl'Y ! B0* i MOON I "!<i"
51 FKBBLA1-T-1 BXSES. t i?? n si.T.i. 'WAILS.
21 UoiMlay..., 0 c. CO 3..io 3..40
23 Tuesday?..I 0.35 5.51 a 4..49
M WidiicM:...; 0..J1 5. 5.. , 6..61
23 Tbunday... s. 3.5 5..63 Lue-'. Ci?
M Friday. C. 33 5. it C'ait ' 7..38
'^7'afiila .... C. .31 '? 5. 61 7..35 ? B..2?
28 =!?wav..., ? C.. :t.i r-. 62 ! S..42 ! 9.. ti
Arrived a'estcMay.
Bteamabip Champion, Lockwood, Mew York-left
Sa.uidjy i' M. Mdze. To Jaiuus Adgcr lc Co. J
K Acger&Co. M k \ Asl.ton D A Anime, Adams,
Darno, ft t o. J D Aiken I: Co, M Dates, L Bates &
Co. li Bisch' lT ft Co, Hisseli ft Co, BoiinuuiU Bros,
T M B:isioll. H l> Burkett, H ? ulwink c .V Co. Uart
ft Wirth, H L Dutt rtic d, T W 15 i?.-. Cameron, Bark?
ley & Co, W s < orwin .v Cn, ( raue, Boj isiou .v Co, J
t ompaen ft C". J u ll <'luuss.-ii. Canmiil, Uarbecou
? Co, U ft A D DaldwcU. i. ijobou ft Co, L Chap?n k
Co, Denny ft :'erry, Do wie .\: aloise, H Day, Mi.cs
Dr .kc. GDrey? . J U Duval ft sons. * W Eckel ft Co,
C G tcterinan. ,! s Fairly Sc Co, D F Fl. ming ft .'o.
Furchg tt Aa Ure I L Falk & Co, ForBy.h, Mci onio
ft Co. J Ferguson. PL Gn?ieiniu, A . Goodwin, li
'.ierdu k Co, Good, ch, liieman k ''o. c Gravcley,
CGoldstriu, W Gu ?icy, Hirtie. Calhoun k Co, i? A
Hunt, J llurk mp. Co, Bart & i'o, F Horsey. E
He..ry, Ho mas * * . Idsr, J Bi:len. A Illing, john?
son, u ft i'o, JGUulntjf, * hom insou ft i o. Jcflbids k
Co, C Ken ison, 31 M Klein, Kinsman ft Bro. Kn x,
Daly & Co. J PKoip, Kriete & i ha. mau Kiusioan
Howell, K iuck. Wickenbcrg .V Co, KreawUc co, K
ll K Kier, il Kla:to ft i o, C LlCornahrens, F s Kin,',
Longuich ft tell, A Langer, li J Lulu., L.urey ft
Alexander c Lit?chgi. U Lo,iea ft -"u. Manton..- k
Co, W Uatthiessen. J ll Mul er, Wllattu; cr, iiur
phv ft Lillie, Maisaa'l .? liing.. A MeLcish, Muller,
Nimitz ft . c Uaiiscn, ile', oy ft Bice, j "J Uilcor
ft Co, Mi? li McGuire. WMeLcan. J Mciizler, s ll
MarsnaH, J MM.on y. Nachiuana A Co. M n Ka than,
N li itailrus i agent, Kor.h, sl^Ie Warde l. U>!eu
do u'ft co. D u'Neili ft -en. .'. ?'NeUl, ll P.eu-ae, C
F Pdiiku n. ?1 f Po]ipsnh -an. D l'aul ft Co, -> .1 ft l-l
P,er i... Dr D Purciur, ?..-. n ft Lvaali,.: i; lie d ft
co, Boper ft s uney, J -n i- ? r. G \V M, ti.-ua ft Co,
Strtuss ft V?uvc. <) Stone, Jacob -unit, southern
Lxprcss i >., Menno, se ft Co, r. li Stoddard ft t o. I
i tekli ?ber ; iliursiouft Uolmey, J Ibontp^ouft - o,
Wal tr. i v-'nft >.o -well, W 1 White, v..cat. Wea
ll J-ucj, lt Wnite, Whii.e i'or . ft t'.hotli s. W .-j. r ft
Imcker. Paul, NVc ch ft ''ra nie -, W ci e. u? j tl f?,
W'j.racr ft aiousecs. J il Wellman, F Y. jb.cni .k:
Co W a Shrine, 1 id ?:? a ?I filters.
Yacht Henrieta, tooker, Havaua via Kev w>c -
Sett tl c l.;?;. rpobil a; UUJU O . UI-J 2 to iu-tau ; h:;d
licht wi d3Ci' culms lor wo drys, bm -i..c nc n
bl -wing h i vy ffOui ul t : ?W-m d 23 ' mi e< i:i .?:J
hts! two. .. -I ur Hour?. Lui'; ai Lava-..a schooner 1
Mine.-.;:, .ul.ia.-:, to tat lor luis perl feooa. thu
r.o..riet<a hu? }'ir. in tnt .-u .?dir?, ana ..i.l ic.vo
tti'hon d'l.i" lb," .v York.
Sehr ?> !. Mulgan Morgun, Barsc a. .ul ..-a J ?y.-. I
Fsui:. To J A . uslow ft c...
sehr ?. F M y *, M.Mn ari, Calliance-12 dsyss.
Sod.! bit?hel?Corn, lu i J torr .. .'?.
rhrGoldou ? By, .Mee HW, orfaik, V--3 ua;.a. j
67lt> otu-h is C r . Toll .t ihit'tcr.
sehr A s Fe .-J. f.oiu W a? PW l.'.!.'.'. Cl tierce.
Tic -, '.u ?1 vcu.l ft . ", Ci he i, iluuekcl ft Jo.
steamarl'il^: Boy, leek, -?v.a?i,?h v.a liuiu'ori,
liiitou Lieud. ac. 1 packet Colton, an . liase, 'JoJ
Fi rai on i.o, cr ft ?toacy, W M i-i.d ft co, ? oa.h
eru i spross > 'o, F K.-c-.-o'.
Si amer *l .''elena. K-m'e.r, Edisto and rock?
ville. aieVeaud -u .dtic-. 'f.>Ju .. nrnty,Lane?*,
ter. Howe k Vu, J J i. clausen, M UcOony, A W
?:ck-i ft Co. and others
sli-op 1-uster, irom siintec. 1?.0U buth.l.i lioo^h
Bice. To Thurston ft UoIn.es.
Cleared * ?..siorilay.
Sehr N W Smith, Tooker. New York-V. m Poach ft
Co.
Sch.- Ida Richardson, Bedell, Kew Vori-J A L'cslow
ft co.
Sailed Yesterday.'
Scl.r O-'rtia r.e*.'s, H.?!gd"u, Bdtiuiore.
Sehr 1 lortnea Nowell, FcUL.iuorc, ^.?ood's Hole,
Maas.
scar Franklin, Mvam, Wilmington, M C.
Shipnews bj- TclesrapU.
I7nw Yo- K Fi bruary -vrn'ved, !he Gen Grant,
?-v.iSNiu. F^oru ry -3- >rrfviU si um*i.ip FUD
mofioiu H*ittinoru, lu di tes, with lioilcr b?iwu
ou:; MeaniHliip W ?> . i..g ir in P..Uadel|>?iu? brag
Huie--from No* York; scars rapper d'em Nus au;
Mary S un lrom Now Vore
CifJi> d. s'.<:. loship 1 co 'or Kew Y ri:: i.r:? t'h ;il...
Xlil cr Li d SOM- G y H" Ul ;.; ?H' Hui de ? i: a.
Wcii?cr ra.uy. andrc>>?r:eJ heavy uti.ca. JU..r
:uo aetur Cl.
fi-r.iu: a:i A.
rilot host Wild c.:{ 'ol s ?.rac r.ff 'h's Bar cn
Moud y i'.ol, lue ?hr i. ry. J;ou . ul a', ile, lor Mt
fOl-CiU.
J- tl .'. ?J . A.L l? -V il ti li" i-j rr ,
?CCOUNTA>:?.
XOrAZiTVKUC AND GSXSBAu AGBXT.
No. lo uxcaad-strseC.
KliSi'tlCTf CL LY ?OLFCIiS iiC?tN?SS IV All.
JL'SflNil ACCOUNT j o'. Mtrchanis ?ml oihors.
und in .vr.iriN j C? /ND PO USG tbolr BOBK5-.
cilhi r in rrirt o- who'o. fte. J?mi 'ry 9
DENTIST.
i'.OOMS AT KlS f;LSlDr:NC2. NOltTHWF.GT OOH
M. Li Ol? M BETI NU ?MD SOCIETY ST Ht-?TS.
November 20 ImvCmoa
Iatlr0?o5.
SOI Til CAKO.L1..VA KAlIiKUAJ).
.
GENERAL ?UPERINTKNDENT'S OFFICE, I
CHuKLESTos. C. Februa y 13. 18C9 (
ON AND AFTER SD- DAY, FEBBUAKY Hm,
the PAftSKNGEB IKAINSI ol tho doutk Caro?
lin' Railroad will run a* follows :
FOB AUOUsra.
tieave- Charleston.8.30 A. V.
Arrive at ^ usus tu.6.10 P. M.
Connecting with traine for Montgomery, Memphis
Nosbvillo and vCw Orleans, via Montgomery au?
Orami Junctiom
FOB COLOMBIA.
Lea re Charleston.8."0 A. Ai.
Arrivs at columbia.5.45 P. ll,
connecting with Wilmington and Maucbestur Kai.
road, .mr Camdon train
tr&u CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta.B.iW A. M.
?irrive at Charleston.6 "0 p. M
Leave Columbia...7 43 A. Al
Arrive at Charleston.S.ou P. il
A??CSH NIGHT EXPBt'S-,
IS?.NOAYS EXCK1TED.I
Leave Charleston.7.3" P. M.
Amvoot Augusta.KCO M
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, -Nushvill?
and New Oilcans. v!u Oraud Junctiou.
I cave Augusta.4.10 P. Al.
Arrivo al Charleston.1.00 A. ii.
COLUMBI* NIGHT l-.XPHEoH.
ISUNDATS ?XCEITED.)
Leave Charleston.ti-O? P. ll
Arrivo at Columbia.1.45 A. V.
Connecting (-undaya excepted) with GrccuviJlc au/
Columbia La: I road.
Loovo columbia.5.30 P. M.
srnvo at Charleston.5.30 A. M,
K' MMERVTLLli iRAIN.
Leave Charleston.8.0? P. .11.
Arrive at Summerville. 4.-.O.?. vi.
Leave t>uramervillo.7.<U A. M
Arrive at Charleston.?.2"> A. SJ
CAMDEN" IdltANcU.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Leave Ringville.4 Ml V. 11.
Arrheat Camden.7.0? I'. SI
Leave Camden.'? 33 A. Al
Arrive ut Eulaville.O.iii A. .V.
S1Kned' ll. T. ??b,.vKF,
Feb roan 13 General Superintendent.
/wc Jlrts.
1 WIGHTMAN,
A BUB T.
Booms Southwest corner of KING and LI DEBT Y
S1RKETS, over Osborne s Gallery.
PORTRAITS PAINTED FROM LIFE
os
rn OT OG PA TH.
Old Paintings clo ned and restored on most
P. EA s ON A BLI!. TH BM 3. Imwlmo Fcbtnary J3
Q BEA T A T T Et A C T IOU
QUERY'S & CO/3 PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART ? ALLE HY.
NOW ON EXUIBUTON TH" LAUf?FST AND
Inert Collection of CriKOMO LITHOGR APHS over
reen ta Charleston. Ibeynre perfect copies of cel?
ebrated Wnrks of Art. botb ancien: md luodoru.
Amnua thc colleriinu maybe found SALVAIOR
ROSA'S Bi.Ab fV CHRIS I, Corrccuo's Mueda one.
A.Delacroix's 'lido Coin'.' Out, A. Oehcroix'a 'fido
Cumins In, Turner's, Venice, JackNOU'* Knedisn
Sccui-rr, Rowbottom'* Bbjdiai] Scenery, Baxior's
Enclish and Irish Seen OT?, Vievts ou thollhiuo, 'ibo
Jungfrana. abo Wetterhurn, Maiico Views, and
many ottiets.
'inc public are respectfully invited lo rall and see
th eso beautiful Works ni art 'lhey are offered for
sale atKsw York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great rrduchon in the pren P< BOrT,AlN TTC
TURKS. Receut miprovi-meuts m produ. iug these
pictures enable us to now oller the ut nearly one
half the torin-r prices, and lar sapo. or. Oall a?d
i x ci. mo sp. l in,cns.
OUR CARIES DE Vlsi IE AND OTHER
I'LA IN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR?
PASSED.
E-peelal ntUTitinn giveu to rbildrco. Also to eopv
ino old I iaj?erreotypc?ai>d other pictures. Saii??i .
linn in ali cases ruar.uitcod, amt at prices lo corres?
pond with ibe Unies.
S V K11 Kc i S COP IC PICT Ult KS
OTI1ET? PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUM PEU AND 11A?NOLIA
CEMETARY
At 1: cd aced fr ices.
A Ono collection of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE MOUN
JAINS IN MOB') ll CA HO LINA AND TUE
FRENCH BROAD R1VEU.
Three are tho first and only Photographs ever token
iu that lo.ality.
ll V INDY? C O.,
No. 201 EIVG-STRIILT.
CHARLES I ON, S. C.
February 35 16
iHisfi'llanrous.
JMA'U it Tts? V. S OK
TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, &c"
And Dealers m
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
. 900 /%^i^l^A ?75U
WVI. S. CORWIN k CU.
?35*0codi dolivorsd lo all paris ol ibo City,
(jarabe "i-i
I H HITE LEAD,
?ZINC, PAINTS,
j COLORS. VARNlsiiF.fi, BRUSHES, ?c., ie.
j RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS,
j CA .ii ii ;:;>?(, BAKKLKY & co.,
? Ncrfheosl cerner Lleetitig acdCuaib. rtuud s rec:*.
Ja-iurv 1 OHIO
<J V P ! C K No. 375 KI G ,
CP?OS1TH UASr.L-STlOJii:
J.iuitsrv27 Orno
,r) I A ?\ O g I PIANOS!!
* 1*2.', itS&t^?.^ X
COI.id 1S2DAL F?dll 1SC3 I1A3 JT^ST DEit
AWARDED TO CHAS. M. S'HEFi-' FOB
THE RE '? I?AN03 NOW MADE,
CVLR H ALTIMORE. i'DILADSL
PHIA AND N^W YORE
P?ANOS.
OH I?*S4MI WAnCdiCOM. No. 7 N. ?znezti
?Tl;l?>:i, AU'.iV^ liiLlIMOl?K-RTIll?B?.
I "^?.iSj'jrim?-KCE. ?i_(l.
Kt:: rvs PSAKO- IJ*VB ALL TITS LAT?S'
j inmrevttstcot. iucauBi? tho Aar.ulo trjh.e. ivor.?
i Irottis. ?ii?i .nu iwproved French Action, tully war
I natal i">r live .-.earn, wi h privneg* of exioiai:a<
j ?nluti tv.u.V.-. niombsli not eniiraly satisfactory ti
I Utcha*er. > w njo-h -ndcd Pianos and l'aitor OJ
(??ins a.ways on Land !r"iu $?0 to;300.
l?trr.ar.ii? wuo HATS VCR MANOS izt li am
Ocueiiii tloin.-rt i. Lee, i exilia) u, Va.
GeU' r;il Kobori B?uso a, v<iim;u 'on, ?. ?.
General D. il. Jil l. I har!' tie. N C.
Goveruor J hu Lctoiicr, LoMugtou Va.
iliMisrs. IL L'u:wcd it oone, CL^iiotic, N. C , I'c
mak t-ciuinary
C. B. BhlcUck, Fomalj Co:lego, Klltriil'i Spilngp,
N. C.
Bishop Wilmer, Sew Or'eane, La,
IliX .-ti-aliOieit, Itali U Ops rn
ateasra Pi?w o ? k sons, snimle!'. S. 0.
( bat le* -in-iictT.iti.fVs.on >*. 0.
Scud ?or u cL'cuXir.-,Tonrui liberal
Octo'-i?i-?si i
Paints, ?ils, (Ctr.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & GO.,
NORTHEAST COBNEB
Meetiup; and Cumberland Streets.
STEAM ENGINES
GRIST MILLS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
January 1 6mo
OILS! OILS ! OILS !
1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARD
OIL
500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PU HE MASON'S SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
300 O ALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL
300 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL.
UAOIKKON, BA ?CK L KY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
Januar> 1 Gmo
BELTING HS ELTIN G !
5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
INO
5000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 3, 4, and 5
PLY
250 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEA t'HER
300 DOZEN 3IFTALLIC-T?PPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
h INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, .J INCH TO 1* INCH DI?
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, i INCH TO 1.}
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JU CE PACKING
ITALIAN HI-J1P PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND SANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CA.HK.KON, BAKKBKY Ji CO.,
Northeast Corner ??eeticg and Cumberland idreets.
January 1 Ino
ROOFING TIN.
500 BOXES IC 1-1x20 HOOFING T N
300 BOXES IX 14x20 ROOFING TIN
100 BOXES IC 33x20 HOOFING TIN
50 BOXES IX '12x20 HOOFING TIN
25 BOXES IX 12x12
25 nOXES IX 14x20
20 BOXES IX 10x20
20 BOXES IXX 14x20
20 BOXES IXXX 14x20
20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20
BLOCK TIN, TfliSlLlN'S SOLDER, SPEL?
TER, ic, &c.
12ST STORE AM) TO ARRIVE.
CAJIEJROU, rr A ::K 1.1; Y ?s CO..
Northeast corner Meeting ?nd Cumberland streets
January 1 Gmo
BRA8S_W0RK.
STEAM GUACES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS
STEAM BIBBS AND SIOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES. OIL CUPS
WATER QUA CES GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY GUAGES, LOW WATER DETEC?
TORS
COPPER AND BRASS WTHE.
CAMERON, Bil BKtKY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streots.
January 1 Gmo
BAR IRON,
SHEET IR0^ AND STEEL,
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPING,
STEAM AND MALLEABLE CAST IRON
FITTINGS. for steam and water.
CAI:K::ON, BARKLEY" ?iCO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
Jauuury 1 ?mo
Sates.
Alum & Dry Plaster
?rc most desirable for quality,
finish and price.
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
Gaaiiot to Sledged!
Cannot bc Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled!
BA WK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
EXPRESS BOXES,
FAMILY PLATE SAFES,
COMBINATION LOCKS
Please scud K-r a catalogue to
& CO.,
(Oldest safe manufacturer:?)
r. . . _ , f 2(55 Broadway, New York.
Principal \ ?2 Cheetnu/St P!liIa.
Warehouses j108Bank Bt,t cieveland.0
And for ?ale by our agents in the
principal cities throughout the
United States. *
ron su. ii WY
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
No. 203 EAST BAY,
UilAKJuttSTUa
Dciember Ijr
M WWW ICIO MD SUP?RPH0SPH1T? ?OIRT
OF J
CI?A.I?/XJJ?!STOjNr, s. c.,
SAVING COMPLETED THEIR EXTENSIVE MANUFACTORY, ABE NOW PREFABED TO IUBNJJBH
SOLUBLE FERTILIZERS,
So other kinds being available to Planters for Immediate returns for their
Investments.
THIS COMPANY, UN'D'B TUE DIRKCTION ENTIRELY OF SOU THEBN MEN OF HIGH CHARAC?
TER, offers indu ooaeot9 wbl-h will recommend it to Southern Plaaters. i'beir works are among
:l:o largest aud moi complet; in tue United States, and enable them to prep.ro at home an abundant rap
ply ot the proper solvent for tho routi Carolina native Bono Phosphates which are near by. From these
phosphates they propose to manufacturo a
j? E R T I L I Z IE DR
sven richer in SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE than those made from BAW BONES, on! romainimt more than
twico tho quantity of Superphosphate of Limo fiund In the best ovorage minures heref fo e offered for
=alo, the rotes at "which wo offer th?m being no higher than the average prire of other Fertilizers, while
the Manu'es contaiu twice as much fertilizing material; they ors In tac - much cheaper to the sousuaer.
Ihey arc "Bored on tho market in two forms, with a guarantee that the material in each will correspond
to ihe advort'seinen!: v
JtxwanNo. 1-SOLUDLE PHOSPH ATE, containing from eighteen to twenty-nvo per cont. 0/ PUBS
BOLnilLE PHOSPHAT K OF Ll M li, and furni-hed al sixty dollars per ton.
Etiwan iV-. 2-PliiiUVLVN snPERPHO 1PH AIE, contalmnK from sixteen to twenty p?r cont, of SOLTf
BLE PHOSPHATH, and tnceo to four per cent of AMUJ?NU, ai saveniy Dollars per ton, for approved ac?
ceptances bearint inter?s , or such other sueurity os may bo acceptiblo to the sub-agents, a discount ef ten
per cent, on the above prices will bo modo for cash.
Orders to bc iorwarded immediately to the ARO its, and delivery made as directed on and after let Jan- |
nary next.
WM. C. BEE & CO., Agents.
C. G- AIEJUMtNGElt, President.
Thc Fertilizers of this Company will bc branded ETIWAN, No. 1-ld Tl WAA,
No. 2.
December 30 ? wn3ojoa 5
WM. 2s&. BIRD & CO., ?
IMPORTKKS, WVVl'KACll l'.bltS AND DE ALTO KS IX
WHITS LEAD, M PAM, COLORS, MMU,
Paint Brushes, Window Glass, Gils of all kinds.
PROPRIETORS OF THK FAVORITE BRAND OF
EEILLLYNT i'ETROLEUM OK KEROSENE OIL; ARTISTS' AND PAINTERS' MATERIALS.
AGENTS F?R HOW K'S STANDARD SCALES
AND
MA lt VIN'3 Fl UK A.VD BU UGL.iU'PUOOK SA FB]8,
No. 20J EAST BAY-STRtEf, CHABLESTON, S. C.
January i BAO 3mo
LIFE INSURANCE C?MFANY OF NEW YORK. :
Organized in 1859. All Policies uon-Forfeirabie.
Hali Lioan Taken. No Notes Required,.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (Fi EVI) VEli ?JSNT. , ' [
Statement. CICccrs.
Policies in force.$25 OOO OOO W. H. PECKHAM, President.
Assets. 1,500.000 H. V. GARAGAN, -Secretary.
Annual Income. 800.000 L. MCADAM, Actuary.
Losses Paid.. 500,000 O. A. FUDICKAB, Supennloadent.
ld 1 rectors.
Hon. Joror A. Prx, New York. E. V. HAUonworrr, Firm E.' V. Haughw^nt ?
Hom JAMES HARPER, L'irm Harpsr & Eros., Co.
ex-Mavor New York. WM. WILSENS, firm W. Wilken3 ? Co.
JOHN J. CRANE. President Bank Republic. JOLION H. 1'?Arr. Merchant.
WK. Ti HOOKER. Wall-street. WM. \V. WRIGHT, Merchaut.
WM. SI. VKBHILYE, Banker (Tcrraily-"? & Ca) CHAS. J. STABS. AloreiiauL
CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD. Cashier Newark Baukitig WILLIAM ALLEN. .Marchant.
Companv. GEO. W. CC?LER, Rinker, Palmyra, N. Y.
Hun. GEORGE OTDYKE, ex-Mavor of.New York. UEO. T. FIOP?, Piosi?oot Commentai Eire In-.
MINOT (.'. MORGAN Ranker. suranco Company. ?j
THOMAS UIUNEY, firm Thomas Rigney & Co. JOHX H. SHERWOOD. Park Pla3c. j
EEXJ. R. SHERMAN. Treasurer New York Steam WALTON H. PECKHAM. Corder 5ih Avenue and I
Sugar Rolini'-g Co i.pany. rwenty-tiiir.l--itreet.
AARON ARNOLD. Firm ot Arnold, Constable & Co. EDWAUD H. WRIGHT. Newark, N. J.
RICKARD EL BOWNE, Wetmore & Downe, Law- j CEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor.
vere. I W. L. CoGiWKLL, Merchant.
GEORGE KMX, General A sent for South Carolina.
Dr. Ti KEEN ST JE lt N A, Examining Physician.
R. ISSERTEJU
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON,
JanuDi-v 12 fimo DAG Office So. iii J King-'troct, Ch irlo?ton, S. C.
M. L. FI LLB Y'S
eli?bmted Cookinsj Moves,
"PHILANTIIHOPISX'' AND " CIVILIAN,
Minufaciuicd at Troy, ^. Y. aa l tor sole by
D, L. S? i: :. 1. E R T i) N
AUGUSTA, GA.
TIIE- K ST? .TB' Hi AND ?SMV'LLTiD FOK
m|*sci!y, <i ir b lit?, ranveiiirnco and ibo pea
Pi?l purp se .. !n ?cb . ? 'Um'.'Sf ovo* ?re used. 'I be
PiltJ AMriiROPlM is u-?va brav, plated, aud lias
A-h Drawer; can ta mad* hilo a Ax boiler hole
. toro: bas c.i't irj- Wilcr Tan* ?alvainz^d, or
enamel lined, A ?irtct-y lirstatasa Mo?e. 'I Lc
iilVfi UN i- ni a noa! iles'su, aa-1 bas .1 Uno larne
Oven. '?hi* Move a:b - bad ??UU ilia extension
1? ck iixlm'c-, ;.nd te-'rv ?ir wbeu desired
Pur (urtiicr i-i -ruustion ap dy : >
1). L. PULLK! TON.
Jami ry 3d Oaifn A11 auski, Oa.
MA AC SK A'S S V Li E 1MUM
you D^THOYINO
Hats Vite, ate, kc.
vitlioa thuuui'leuiauii
effects ari-iu?( fr
thor oytng ui Ifcelr
boleft
A PHOSPHORIC
PAS I ii, hcnuerio-Jllv
*?^x&#*Kt?: malee, and warranted
to keep fresh for all
limes. Ihe gnateai discovo y of ils kimi In tho ?g>
wa Jira in. No person uctd be boubh d ?itu Kara
Alice, Llod buaa cr iloacb s, lor Mr. is.iacscu's diS
tractlve remedy is wit la tho 'cadi cf ali, prepared
only by bunao l from rate und valuable compoun is
a - eh r.p:i> B is i s wonderful os KS eflleacv-hun*
dp ds 01 testimon?ala havo ben icrcivol fri mull
parto oj the Uajicd Ma I es ai t'j na vMuo and satisftc
lory ( poiutive power, ftom wbicb, lor -v^nL of sp cc,
vro ?Imyly pelect tlio foL'OWUig.
SVlLLAElVs ll OI IX, kV ASBCCOXOX, I>. 1
October Isl. 1SC3. J
Mn. ISAACSON-Dear Sir: It; i us rn? gi ?at pleas?
ure :o leatlly io m grjiifrin;; rt-smt obtained a: thi*
ilo el ibio igu usiuu* your PliospliO'ic P..sie;His
now ?wo yuan a nee Iflrs' Ut ano; your rciuuly iud
dele minmi to give ita la'r irial; dist ulai . roved -..
eu co-siui taut net a ?nee ol Kata rrltoscfaes bays
since been dhcoverod, nliLo.ii;!i previous lo tba!
time wc v ra Completel i ovirmu. iviabing vou era. j
HUCOC?9 hi t ti u?i .ui ci n 11 you nu-.*- chosen,
Iicmmn, juuvs rcs ecifnly.
JOHN WOLFE, Engineer.
Tor rale hy IX)WiE i: M')i4a.
Wholesale D.-?!.' tats,
No. KO Mooliiig-ainseji. twiwr U~a L
Thar ei.o i, s. 0.,
Jontrry ttl vrf;nl3 Asen'?lor outue<u Mat e.
KOSADALIS
Puriiies the Blood.
Ifor ?>;iio hy Drass-Utts KworyvrUo't.
Jill Vii DAO l>.
"?yOllTU, STKELK ii U'AUDKLL,
WHOLEfliLE DEALUtS UT
FANCY GOODS,
6TA TlOy FR Y PERFUMER Y G UTZ ER 1
HOSIERY. FURNISH INO GOODS.
WHITE GOODS, EMbRO'DEr.y. ic, 4c,
AO. 107 aieotliis-stroet,
?UAHLESrey. s. c.
J. B. 6 T EEL E. C. O. XOIi H,
A. W. WARDELL, Ja. ' New York.
January 2? imo
IYER'S catR?Y PECTORAL
H ?3 1 ?r ul4ca8es of tno Threat
H j?j f and ^nnBs> auch as Coughs,
KL BS? .Cold*, \l Uooplng Conga,
JBL ya^y Bronchlti?, Asthma and
M ~ Consumption.
mOJIABLY NWEK BEFORE IN TEE WHOLE
history of medicine Las ?ur. mint' woo so widely and
eo deep!; upou thc confidence of niaukind as
this excellent remedy 'or pulmonary complainte,
'(brough a loue serie? of years, und amone most?!
thc mess or mon, it hus risin higher and hL-her in
their crlmia'ioii, as i> has uce?me betteP known. Ita
mu?. rm el arsctrr and : ower lo euro th? various af-'
fi ct ions i f the ?tines and 'hroat. have made lt known
us ic iab'e protector ga-nst them. While adap'ed
to milder forms of du c re and to young ciiil?eo, ii
is at ibo simn time ?ie most cn*, dual rem"ifv that
can be given for incipient c lirumption, ano tho dan.
gc rou- ulled! t.s of the throat i-ud laug?. As a pro
vi.-icna must suddcti attociis ol. r. u;i, it should hs
kip; on hand in every lutnily, and indeed, us aliare
sometimes anlijcel io colda und cough.', all should
bc provided with Ulis antidote for them.
Although settle i roxiuaiPTTOS .? Uionsot incura?
ble, ttdi gicutnmijU rsm casnswhats the ??staso
seemed set'Ifcl hi\o oem conip'cleij cured, and
the patt i I restored io couud lioa.tb by tbs OHEUBT
PECTORAL. SO complete's KS m i -icy over ibo dis
or HTS of ilie Luii s and fl rei:, that tin most ob
btiuateoi ihcin yield, to i.". Wu n nolutugoise could
reach tiirm, under iLc cm nur I'?CXOOAL .liy sub?
side ui d dhappeur
.-iscEus AM) PUBLIC SrSAfiZBs Sud great protec?
tion i oui IL
AHUMA i* alwjya relieved a d oRcn wholly cored
by it.
UnosccnTTM ?s gercrallv curr?! hy toki g the Cnaa
B? PIXIOEAL ii. suii.'il cu.I freq lem ?lose*.
SOHO orally aro its Virio s aiiowr that wo need
not ptiiii.su ?li cerbocates f them boro, or do more
thou uss re thc public t-at its qualities ato Lilly ,
maintained,
Ayers Cat!i?rtic Pills.
FOR ALL THE I-UBI O.SL? Ol' A FAMILY
PHYSIC.
A'c:;o compoa'd'tlia? disease within t!io ran roof
their action can varey with-tami or evadp them.
Thoir peoct aiiuff properties se ireh, sud elem se,
und invigorate eve'? por?o-i of tho human or?a
hm, correcting its diseased action, and rest-Ting its
healthy vitali?cs. As a eousequ-aco ot'thesopro- '
pc tier, the invalid who is uuwe > do wa with pain or
physic 1 debility ta astonished to li id hts heah h or 1
energy restored by a remedy ut oteo to simple and "
iuvili g.
Not only do they cure the evcry-lay complaints
of everybody, but uLo many fo.midabloaod danger?
ous diseases. The aeent below nam, d is . leased to
furui.-b gratis my Amer can A m na t, conioiuing
c-r?fleates of their cures aud directions ioi their J
usc iu tho followirg comp amis : Costiveness, I
lleariburu, Kcadach-' arising f o:>i disorder of I
stomach, Nau-ca. Innifcsiiou. Pain io .?nd iiorbid J
Inaeu t of tho linwe s, Mai alene.*, LOB.-of Appe- jj
ttl?, ranndico, and oilier kindred complaints, aris- I
ingfrom a lowtt-ilo or th" b ?d.- or obi ruc i m of I
hs foncions, 'i hey ar? un excolient alteritive tor ff
the reuovaiio-i of tbs bio il and tliu rea ora ion of
li-r.c and iirengtii to :h ? ry ; .- a debii.taled by dis?
ease.
MIRFAK31> 3 Y
Dr. J. <-. A Vi-? a ca.,
L w.ill, Maua.
Feld at wholes-, o by Td O'.Y. E & MOIdE,
* harte-ton, K. ? anil h/ lietel! Dr.iggi-is evary
whe.'o. lin'il nos nao De-ebor 29
}? *i riiji ? i rv
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
DEALER VU
UiNUfAGIUBEB OF
BUURa'. SA SHICS AID BLINDS.
UORLBECE'd WHlBJf,
Charl* ?tou. fi. O.
Parhctilor attention paid to fchippmg.
duly BO