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if F tv a s u AT AI Ait r.
-Gold c'oscd :n Now York on Saturday at
- kitton cloaod quio1, at 23.?; silos 1250
baler.
-In L?verpo:)i or toa clo30tl dull nt ll.Jd for
ti pla mn; sal ? 7?00 bales.
- ? lio Now >Y< irk Demoorat (Brick Pomecoy's
pap jr) ts said to havo a Beady sunn $100 001).
It id hut a d'.,- mo:.tbs olil.
-JitmcH Grunt, of tho Pollard tragedv noto?
riety rr Richmond has joined the Richings
Opera Ti ou,io, ;t i-" mi I, for a tour next fall.
? _.Tho co il strike was a h unibus lo raieo tho
price of oo il. N it only aro tbo ruining cora
pr>n ea accused of onija^insr in tLia work, but
?ho cirrying cjin.ntnoj a^'o also involve! iu
tho chirge.
- About six Ii mdr-?cilisn?H have been thrown
out of employ mont ia Granville, N. C. in con
setiuouco ol'au orelee rocontly ia-uteJ by thc in
speeior clo mg up tho tobaooo factories foral
Iegod violai ion of tho rovoi'uo laws.
- I'ho i o ba ooo factory o' Gtorgo W. Nor?
wood, ot It >xl)oro\ N. C., w.ia destroyed by 5r?
on Wo Inuaday. Eight hundred boxea o? man?
ufactured and iirty thousand pounds of loat
were consumed. Lot? thirty th.maand dollars;
no insurance,
-lu lrlG7 there were imported into Groat
Britain 11,272,651 c vt=>. of raw cotton from
all coum rica. In 1833 tba importations wero
11,857,803 cwts. '1 be proportion ol Ibo United
JStat cu recoil it 8 to Mic toidi imp?t a vras larger
in 18?3 thaD ni 19J7, being abovo forty-fivo
per cent, of tho wuolu supply.
-A ludiupr to tho atorat of popular senti?
ment which tu brewing in rccrt-rd to General
Grant, tho Now York Herald inquires what it
all means. "Dco^iijn an that the affections
of ibo pnoplo of tho Dnitod S.lntus aro becom?
ing alionatod from the ia in who, but a few
mouths dinoo, w.is their idol ?-that wo aro be?
coming estra.gi d trom the hero, Mho, as the
leader of their armies, mvod thia country from
political Mitiih?ation '? Unpaintable os tho
truth may bo, we aro obliged lo confesa that
thia does actuillv aoeni to b.i the caso."
-A few mouths back tile Porto Ricans were
startled for a moment by a notice from Gov?
ernor Sauz that a party of Cubahized conspira?
tors were attempting to excito an insurrection
in their island. The Clubanizjd plotters have
persisted In their plan, notwithstanding tho
Governor's threat to send them straightway to
Fernando-l'o, A Washington telegram says
that a landing has boen effected in the island
by a Ouban leader, who haa been wat ohing his
chanco from Ss. Thoona. Th na JS Spain
threatened with the loss ot another hland.
-Mr. Robert B. Roosevelt, a journalist iu
New York, not having tho fear of conaequencos
before his eyes, lalely applied for admission to
membership of tho Soroaia, oontes.u'ng his in?
feriority as a man and a brother, bul hopiosr
for the sake of thc example that bis petition
would be granted. To his application tho
president of the club, Hrs. Jennie Jano Oroly,
returned a negative, though sympathotio an?
swer, to tho effect that t?oroaia wits ton young
for tho tooietv of gentlcmon, and that for some
years to como its reply to all m ile suitors must
be-'.Principl e, cot men."
-Io NewOiIoans on tho 1st of Juno, Jus?
tice Wayne ia to sit and to order the onforce
menl of tho mandate of tho Supremo Court
affirming Mrs. Gaines' r'ght to ber immense
?nd noted estate-a mandate t\ li cb Judge Du
rell haB refoact? to obey, and thc orderte ese
ente which being fla il, will, in Hie opinion of
the lady*8 at.torue.ya, result in snob offers of
liberal oompronnm by the djioudanis aa tho
plaintiff will ao3 p<; it being, eha says, merely
her wish to have bec v g '.v. a rec ignizod, :m .\ to
oveiturn tho millions ot intcre?t which havo
accrued from the general thou.-;li iilcgitl appro?
priation of her property.
-On onlay last, Mr?. Zoostor, wife ol
Jo'.iu Z >ot>l.er, livins; in QI od i ti a, Orien na Coun?
ty, New York, p:uu-od toma keiMcone oil into
her stovo in order Lo aid in kindling a liro, and
then thoughtlessly placad the kerosene can
on the stove. Tho b!?Z; in Ibo stoves?ou
reached the can, cabbing ii to cxpludo and
scatter tho burning fl.? 1 over thc ytovo and iu
the direction of a crib m which was an infant
but two woeka old, and a child of aboub two
years. Themother frantically rushed into tho
flames to save her children, and in a moment
her clothes wore all in a blazs. Her lower
limbs and a part of her body were dreadfully
burned; the youngest ohlld was so badly burn?
ed that it died on Tuesday las', and the
eldest is also severely barned, bat it is thought
that it will recover. The condition of the
mother ls still precarious.
-Th? Washington correspondent of tho Now
York Times states that in the Cabinet meeting
oo Tuesday, the eight-hour law was fully con
Bi de rod, ?nd it was finally determined that the
President should issue ea executive order or
proclamation declaratory of tho effect of tho
law upon wages, which ls simply that tho law
makes eight hours a day's work instead orten,
without affecting the rate of wages. The cor.
respondent says this declaration of the effect
of the law ha? been renderei necessary in
order to secure a harmonious construction by
the different departments. Some were eon
stoning it la one way and some in another, and
even diff?rent bureaus iu tbs sarao department
construed it differently. The Pr?sident and a
majontyoi the Cabinet were strongly of the
opinion that the law, a? passed by Congress,
meant simply to reduce tho hours of a dav's
work without reducing yio wages, or it meant
nothing. Any other construction seemed ab?
surd. Tbo proclamation was issued on Fri?
day.
-Ooo of the moak eminent and accomplished
marche ts sf New Yctk bad an interview with
Secretary Boutwell on Tuesday. He bluntly
told the Secretary that bia policy of bulling
the bonds wes ld soon ruo gold up so high as
practically to atop -importa, owing to the ex?
orbitant duties which wilt ensue. Bo assured
Mr. Boutwell that at present everything indi
eased ii at gold would r?acU 163 bu?bre Con?
gress met, and 280 before next spring. Farther
more, that erny man of sagaolty expected in
lesa tuan two years tbs greatest financial con
waist cn that ever cursed any country. Se ho
Herod that Mr. B mt well would not chango h ?3
ooaree, bi?auac a man weik and ignorant
enough to assthne euch a plan would never be
auront enough to abendou it. Be Jnqu ired of
.
Mr. Boutwoll. "Whoo you kept a retail dry
gooda ?toro at Groton, would you havo gono
out and bought np your paper whioli had years
to run, bought it, too, at a high advauco, while
l ime sutiiB of demand uolcs woro banging over
y .ur bead; and if yjn had dono GO, dojou sup?
pose that your friend, Mr. Beebe, of Boston,
wou>d havo loaned you any money to got along
witu ?" lu spilo ot a parfeot mountain of pro*
tests which have boen raised against his ?otl?
ey, Mr. Bontwoll porsisbs in adhering to it, and
bis mind takes lu no other explanation of tho
complaints than tho statements that they
emanate from gold speculators and copper?
heads.
CHARLESTON.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1869.
J tndien.lt 8 m ?nd the Prosperity of tuc
Ht* te.
The Radicals prof es? to believe that their
doctrine of universal equality-tho abso?
lute political and social equality of the Afri?
can, the Asiatic and the Caucasian-is thc
eal vat ion of the land and the guarantee ol
its future fortunes. They do not, it is true,
care to put thrlr principles in practice at
home, nor do they desire to soe the negri
enthroned in Albany or Boston. But whert
the doctrine may be cirried into effeci
without injury to themselves, and wilt
positive advantage to tho men who rep
resent their paTty, they halt at. no hal:
measures, nnd do not rest satisfied until
as in South Carolina, tue* havo givei
tho control of the S'afo to tho negri
leaders and thrir lona respectable wfiiti
companions. The South Carolina Radicals
nearer to the scene than thc high priests o
New England, do not flatter themselves
however, that their new regime, with all iti
many evil", baa done tho State a particle o
good. They see that the negroes can givi
them but little help, and realize that, tin
mandates ot the Union League must g ra du
ally. lo6e their force. They find that ii
every casa where the negroes havo beei
entrusted with power, they have showi
their deep rooted incapacity, ami have mad
themselves and their party ridiculous
They bogiu to l?arn that, they gain no whit
strength, that they attract no recruits ii
their inky banner, and that the men wh
have joined them know no higher amhilioi
than to enrich themselves quickly and fie
from the wrath they dread. These thine
they do not dc-ny; nnd as it is n^ceessry t
assign eemi reason why South Carolina i
not doubling her crops of cotton, why th
waste places of her cit les are not built ur
and why C7?ry tquaro-foot of land i
Charlot; on ia not worth its dollar, they ca>
the wbolo blarai on thc broad hacks of th
anti-Radical?, and deolaro that wt do nt
prosper because strangers are 'brutall
"treated," and when they come down t
cur State, purse; in hand, are "basel
"driven away."
That Charleston ac l South Carolina ai
not as prosperous as they might bc, wc d
not deny; but we say, without fear of succesf
ful contradiction, that no city in the Soul
has made more substantial progress sin?
18(15 than this city and Binjie hnvo#ono. \A
have BO reformed cur system of ogiicultui
as to ad?pt it to free labor. We have givt
and are giving attention to the iiuprov
ment of our manner of cultivating tho soi
and to the encouragement ot the use i
labor saving machines. We have treatt
tho negroes with kindness despite thc
novel assertions of power and privileg
And in the face of every disadvantage, i
the face of the plague of ins? e's and ui
propitious seasons, we produced in 1861
18G0, a crop of cotton which will sell in tl
aggregate for little short, of twenty millie
of dollars. Besides this, we made brea
stutts, rice and naval stores. We have al
opeued a new and importaut trade in pho
phatio rock, in which kuudreds of tho
sands of dollars hav? been invested. *
have pu', up mills and factories for grin
tug and manufacturing fertilizers. \
havo, in advanco of any other Southe
tkute, had a line cf steamships maning t
reel to Liverpool. The jcip'.rf of the Stn
generally ure cut of dent, and in Charit
ten thc merchants have doue a better hui
neus this j ear thiu in any previous ye
since the e'.nsiof tho war. These are ha
faons; although the ila iicalj, bent on c
cubing themselves, have the br.izeu imp
dence to dtc'.itro that we arc HOI proapi
c us beoauaa tve drive Blrangtira una copi
away.
()?' the nvmatr la which strangers t
treated in this State, wu have nothing n
to say. There ?3 a business welcome hi
for every capable and trustworthy man; 1
n ) mau, because he is a new o omer, has 1
right to demand that to him the doors
every home shall bo opened wide. Sot
position each man must make for hims
and when tho new arrival, whether fi
the North or soreps the ssas, has becomt
fact, as well as in name, a part of the Sti
hs will have friends and acquainted
.nonga and will have made for bimse
societv which will be all that he needs t
all that he desires.
The truth of the whole netter is, that
have made the progress that wt have
?pile of Radicalism, and in spite of the
Utica! rule of the native negro and fore
adventurer. Had we bad a Stat? govi
ment controlled by intelligent and resp
sible asea, we should have been far m
prosperous than we are. What we b
accomplished is the fruit of the untiring
orgy and indomitable spirit of cur pee
who have put their hands to the plough
worked themselves ont of tbs slouch, w
men who know net their alphabet,awl oil
to whom honesty is but a name, hat? m
eur Laws and grown rioh upon the apeJl
office. The only-bar between our State,
a wondrous inoreeee Sn wealth, ls
negro-scalawag carpet bagging oliy
State governments with which we
blessed. And even these will be dr
from the authority they usurp before I
have the time to deal a deadly blow at
commercial and political life. They cai
keep us down for* long. Intelligence
property must rule in th? end, and t
while there will b9 every extenuation
the oolored people who, knowing ne be
had been led astray, there will be ne m
for those who desert their people te jo
party whleh, la this State, nt ail ev
is the incarnation of fraud, violence
wrong.
Thc Oraugoburp; iMwa upeni it? Kyu.
The Orangeburg Newe), ono of tho two
Radical papers published ia tho couti'ry
districts of South Carolina, is very bold, all
at once, in itu denunciation of tb? Orangt
burg and Charleston Radicals lt. suv8 :
''Wo have hat! too many low di milton oxliibi
tions on thc tapis for tho last two mouths, for
the good of tho party-and if true Rupublcans
dont tako bold of tho matter we AVI ll. as a puru
orgauizition, go to tho dogs head foremost.
There is but ono way for us to remain respec?
table and carry weight with those who cliff s
with ns in politics, and to enhance tho inteiest
of thc truo and honest of our party, and that
is to crush ont tho dishonest clement now at
work for the entire disruption of our organi?
zation."
Again :
"Wo said in OTU* fast issue that we did not
expect to meddle much in politics-but 'cir?
cumstances alter cases'-and we intend to pull
our gloves off for awhile, and if we oan add a
little respectability to tho Republican party of
Orangebarg Countv wo intend to do BO, and
with ungloved hands wo will handle thoso who
have, and who still persist in making it a hiss
and scoff in tho eyes of respectable and decent
people."
And this is the choicest hit of all :
.'The disgraceful exhibitions or performance?
of tho City Council of Charleston aro an over
lasting disgrace to tho Republicans and citi?
zens of Charleston. Such men munt bo kept
out of offloe. Such disgraceful soono.*, brought
about by low-bred scoundrels who liavo worked
thoniHO.vcg into position in tho Republican
party, must IK> stopped, and tho soonor tho
bettor for all coure ned. Wo think that poor
Charleston ha n suffered tremendously and she
has our sincere sympathy. If -ho can possi?
bly be.;r thia last horrible affliction, a brighter
div will yet dawn for her. Such scamps na nop;
disgrace hor City Council aro short-lived, aud
we hopo their cud will be the baiter."
This is brave talking, but the Nows will
soon learn that it will not be permitted to
hold with the bare and run with th?
hounds; or, in other word.1', to he a Radical
paper aod expose tho ..corrupt ion, diahoti
esty and fraud" of the Radioed party. I
must either tako Radicalism wita all i's
f ults, or come over to tho side, not ol
Democracy, poi hups, but of honest, straight?
forward opposition to tho party which is
doing its best to ruin our people and th?
State. Which coiu-se does the News prefer ?
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lt??b and Herman, by Ro lert f-towart. V ot Mi?a
he wont covers t!if> whole ground of tho breodinu
and raising, anti thu I roa tinento hor?os and muloa,
bo'.h tn sickness and hsalth. It has won it? wu to
popular favor, ami is today the moa popular and
bo>t gelling HOMO Book out. Address O F. VEN .
Publisher, Oiucluuai. t). Gmo* march 19
WA N TEU- A ii jr. 11 TS-$75 TO StteO I? ??.
mouth, everywhere, malo ?md fi mule to tn
trotlueo tho TENUtNE IMPROVED O MATON
3EN?>E FAMILY S'fWTNG MACHINE Hu* rn -
i llino wit !<t tch, h"ni, fe I, tuck, quilt, coro, bind,
braid tin.i rta reider in a most sa prior manner
P lue only S19. I'ully w:ivr?in'od for five years We
will pay $1000 lor auv in obi c that will hew a
stronger, moro b-atiiilu'. t r ii oro cla?'io soam tuan
ours It miko* the ' Elastio Lock Mitch" Lvory
second titubean lie cuN ami pilli thoc'ot1? cannot
bu pulled apart without toariug it. wepiy agent
from 57? to ?-OD p^r ni mth and croou-ev or a com
mt??\.n hom wittel] tari 'M I.. it amount ran bemal"
Address, SECOMB fi CC-, PITTSBURG, Pa, ; ST.
LOt;i>. MO, or BORTON. MAS??
CAI'i ION.-Do no1 be Imposed upon by othor
partes palruiug o.T wo r tide ie OAS-Iron machines,
under Hie s m?o nun') or otherwise. Ours is Ibo
ouly rcuuluo and coally practical cheap machine
lnaruif iciured. 7J Mav 4
?ti Heat.
rptl RENT, TWO KINE LAUG P.
X BOOMS on ono fl.>or, with closets and every
necessary reqaii'twp; also, furnished rooms for gen?
tlemen, ?Uta bug?v h >UFO aud stable. Apply in
ll. UFAlN-aTBEET, opposite iia?.ytk.
May 21 mwul*
TO III IST. TTIl? HA UV ?Iii' A IIOU-<t?
AND KICOBE.S ROOM, dolightlullj situ.t-d
on McettUff-stroot, abovo Reid, 'o a respect-llo
uml y rout moderate. Apply at Tills o?ITOE.
Muy 12 smw.t
^pt> IIM.NT, THAT l'I,K/lSAVn,Y HIT
1 ?ATED IWO-\ND-A-HALK8 O HY WOODEN
lions- . with baek basement, No. 23 Bull-streot,
north side, ono do i from ? mlth, containing Oyo
uprifjbt rooms and two gn-iois; largo drt\=<9lii?
room, pantry, atTO-room t?c., fine doub'c piuzzia
large elstern, c.trriufte house, rtible, &e. lo au ap?
proved teneiit, thu reut will bo liberal. * pjily to
J. N. ROBSON,
Mpy 21 Nos 1 and 2 Atlantic Wb??rf.
TU 14 !CW T, THAT ZSLIOIBl/V SITUA .
TED RESIDENCE, No. i\i charlotto-strcet,
oDt)"rite tho Second Presbyterian Cburch. i-or
terms, etc., apply nj** ??at. r?r tr. r?r. j. H
II i>on?, ar ttw Aiwftf"?'?-National Bonk.
May 20_
mORKST, \ C<?BSfOKTABLiB HO ITS
M at tho northeast oorner of Bokard and Coming
-treots. Ap, ly lo J. D. KENNEDY, No. 124 Church
street. May 17
-J^HTIL. RSTAT*S AO KW TS, AWO OTBERS
naving houses to roi.t, can have their Plaoards, Ac,
printed at the lowest rates acd tn the ncwect and
neatest styles of type, t>t THE NEWS JODOFIICE,
No. 149 Fast Bay
Jot Sale. y
FOU SALK. OWE-HAL.V IWTIfiUKST IN
one of TateS tlrst-olass OIRCTLAR P^W
MILLS, with Building*, Lot, Ac, located on the
Wilmington and Manchester Radroid. near Tim
monaville, C. G., now in op ration, and pleutif illy
supplied with limber.
A comfortable DWELtlNQ AND LOT in tho thriv?
ing T.)WU of Klorenoe. i bo Lot moasuro3 75 feet
front on Irby-'treet by OtO feet on tbe lin ol
Cbovcfl-street; bein? centrally looated, is ono of tho
most (lo-in>b'o r-sido-.-c. "g in th? said towu For fur?
ther partlou'ars, addreaj Mes. H. L. hOiVEK-, Flor
euco Hotel, Florence, S. <\ ni May 10
jTU IK SAI.K.-TdE (JMlkttSION KllUSf
' FiiR - for iain a one half lulerest lu fha omeo of
THE ABBEVILLE BA NH KR, to ti cash rurchas
I'bo oia>-o in wall sur p ied wltn tnlutlngmntei'lal;ha&
inuple iaciliilii- for Job Printing, ns ^vo.l is tlu> pub
ticiiiou eta weekly newspaper. The paper has
I ugo lin! of subscii o. d enjoys an advertising
patro'. a^e. (toro d io ho other pt.pcr in th.-* ytate.
i erma mnd? kaown and lurthor partlcu'ara given ou
application. YY. W. FAUROW.
April? 20 mwflmo
Viii IUW blE Uis, BROK K HS, ,v N O
others.wishing "i-or Pale" Ilacards, Buslnoss Cards,
or othei Job Printing executed with neatness and
clispalch, will cousnlt their interest by leaving their
orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No 119 East
Bay._
STUA?! HWGINKS COU SALECI1EAI1,
if applied tor Immediately
(ll One 12-boree Portable ENOINE
(1) Ono 4-borse Portable Engine.
AXSOi
ill One 8-horsc-powor ENGINE, in good condition.
CAME BON. BABBLES A CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cnmberland-alreeta.
January lo _
TTtpit SALK, ??LU ?EWSPAPKU? IN
Jj any quantity. Trice TO coota per hundred,
the cheapest wrappiu j paper that can be used. Ap?
ply at the oui co ot IH B N KWS, Marok I
?tot'??* /ntl.
SYOLKS, FttOH MRS. LKVIOT BMOKE.
io OoBatoo County, two nra? from Walterboro',
on th? night of the 1Mb April Isac, her only MARR.
> hs atare ia black, aa? rather low for har length,
bnt well built; ber body long; both tore foot and
one hind foot are white, and branded oa the shoul?
der ts. B. The Mare waa followed fifteen miles above
WuRVrborw* ia the direcbon of Bera welt A whiu
man waa rtdrng her. Mn. smoke could not have
the taut followed for weat of means, and her little
crop moat ba loa*, without help, any information
lelative to tho Mare will be thanrfnUy recelveo. af?
reet to Mrs. L. SMOKE, Walt es boro', Coileton Oona,
ty. May ?1
Benditi
?T. PACTXSHS. COMMISSION AOKNT,
. baa removed his office from Nc 90 Heael
t, to Xo. ti) M *BKET-si REEF, north aide, bc
tween Moetiag and Church st reeta.
Marl? wft??*
T> lt IV A T K lSK'fRURTION.-M U S .
WOTTON will form a Class for < ral Instrac
tum in H WTO it Y ANO LITKU ATORE generally.
The at atom ia e isolated to awaken the hvelleat in?
terest ia the pupil, indocioe concentration, whieh u
the prime first causa of all ?Ocotes tn a aiodeot. and
which la seldom or never attained by the ordinary
court? ot instruction.
Vor term? apnlv aa Beeiden??, corner of AR0H
DALK AND MA2YCK STuEh'f?.
May 17 _ mthmS*
J.-i-i-L'i:? 1 .m
i?MS? EKOX../OH? DIU
N O I A OIL I?,
Cotton Fate tore
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
jr?, us Murara WHARF, BALTIMORE,
CONSIONMHNTS OT OOTTON, BIOS, Ike.. BE
S**E?TFL'LLY solicit*d. and Hberel advaocee road?
mex coa. Orders fi? oona and BACON prom??*
cxAcuttd with coe Abd ftiteattoo. imo* May U
e&retiHjjs.
sr U IV* KHK (ll Ia I.OUQtO, No. ?. <\ V. tl.
'Illili lt KG UL Ut GOMM lt NX JA t IO M OF lill
t. I Oil <. -ul lt be,?I lilli 1 TUN I. a ut I.i;;ll
'<? O?'', .u M i -ionio HdiL luo arrear ase will i o
'Ottro iti ttl I td rt-auiiifj.
OJ i lt l r s or Do? con will to punctutl.
l^^ >' !0(- w M. 4. tl LOCH.
May 24 .-??rot ry.
QI. A. VA. A.
AT1KND AN EX I BA M KR 1^? TT'I . RVEN
IN'?, it La.i.ji.?t -ovm o'cloct. I viry moir
bor lari quoaied .o bu ponctuai. IJy o de .
??ey 2?_
OlAMlMtt IT Al? A?SUUl.l i ION.
AM EB UKO F IUI? ASSOCIA i ION WILT. BF.
hotel at. illa-in. a Uo v,...i...o ...
i-'OlOt'k, \ pu ol t il ade (Ja c.: o? uij.nuer? >b r
quelled cs busluo* ot iuoportunco wm bapieaeu e
By order.
OEO ll. INHKAII'M. Jr.. Secretar?
May 24__
W19HINOTOM -Mfi'lIJ.l.tC.iV PUEHNU
LY KOOlKiY.
THE BEGUIAB MQW?ILY BSE3TISO OF TITS
Soo ety will < o heid at tho Hall, south corner
Ubertv und Klag siieeis, at tight o'olooit Tiiia EVK
irnro.
Fuuot-ial attendanoe hi partiuularly ?lo.-ired on
bU8?U0H8 of mi por aneo.
By or 1er of the Prewlont.
PKT EB FALLOW,
May 24 Beert-tary and roa-nror.
0 -nuSCr STA? VIII txiMI'A - Y, r?o. ff.
YOU *Bl? nERlfBY KOMMONE? TO APPEAR
at y ur . nguiu Homj. lin a AITTBRKOOM, at
'l?>o o'o'oo'i root.^oly lu full uniform, for parade.
By orVerof ibo Frceideut.
GEO. W. KEBBER.
Mav 24 t-ecr. tary.
lliilticJ m Banhruntcq.
1? 'Mire DI-?TKII;T rouit r OP TIIK
UNH I D ?1 vT! H, FOR *JHB Dis I BIO
>F BOU til CAROLINA.-IM Ul. M A TT UK Ol'
RICHARD D. <'\RPIiS Kit, ' \"KRTTP r-IN
HAN KRUP 11 V.- To wlvm ?? tn y Co nomi: lie U"
clnr i;;n'J i o. c by,. iv. i* ?io.'oo ?.f Hin ivppolittmon u
?Bel noe of RK.iJ IDS CARPJiNTKH, tu t!io Dm
'.rift ot Oharv-ton a d '<lato of -oi th faro ma. wit. -
in n:i it Distric w.:o hs>i b. PU n Jud ^e.t a lian Vt tupi
01 hti own paull n, by kio Diaries Court ofa-hi
Livrict.
Dato.I tho Util dav ot May, A. D 1'.'09.
Ma 24 I j?::i K -. itRU.H-. Asalstnoo.
3a9maafc. .
OBAFTSMEN'S
l\U ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Ol-" lV?W YORK
Oin?.-? t Purk ElAllIc Cra?Ltlilvi?, No?. Ul?
and ?1? Broadway.
CAI'IT J ? L.113*0,000
COE ADAMS, Pc-idert.
WILLIAM r. PHIPP Yico-Presidont.
HENRY llrLDRN. fecretary.
.T. T. i.UMPHREYfl,
Apo:it for Ftuloof Fon th Cirolina,
t'iuco No. 27 BL'oad-eireet.
J. S. U?I3T, M. P., Medical Examiner.
tt?f SUl'-lQi'NTd wanted throughout the State.
Apply by lotter to J. T. uuilFHtticYs, General
Afjcnt- tn Docenilw-r 7
YOU OUttUT Tl? INHUILIS IN TI??L
CHARLEST?M BEA?iGH
LI FE AS SO O ? A TIO N
OF AMER SO t.
FOR THE FOLLOWING REASOXS :
1?;!. Beeline il ls a liotxin institution nvmt.ged ano
controlled by yoar bwo O?I?ZA?U-'.
2d. Because lt ls tho only monied institution ol
fio I.Iud tint lonna iti fundy tn ibo Mated liera wu ich
they are ile rive:!.
3d. Because it ts purely mutual ; nil policy holders
shari! 1J Its profils or uirnmg3. It* iaiye and in?
creasing assets bolong exclusively to tho policy
b..ldor.?.
4th. Because its latea ere 1 wer thin thoso of wost
other companies And its dfvid lida will be larder.
5th. Bfcau-'o Ittnveata UH im.?IM at rates of intercut
averaging ten por cent., wu tie Eastern corny .nies'
rito:; -verage less than sov.'n pei ceut. This makes
i he dividends of the Associ?t on larccr anti thc rate.-,
oe>p< ctnluui smaller. One hundred dollaru improved
at six poi- cent, for fifty % car? wlUsaaOum to $1,842 ol
'J he s ime amount Invea ed at en per cont, will p\ro
(1 ure SH 730 0?. Dlllerence tu l ivo: of the ten per
cent investment ?0.H97 08.
G th because vou o.i?;ht to insur . ina sncecusful in
flirntioii, and the Lllo Association of America ls ac
lxnowlcilged by i?s enemieR a-? well us ita Irlends to
be by far t e most succcssfnl lif ? insurance insttm
tlon ol it^ ase in the United states.
NET A8SETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN?
VESTED IN THIS COMMUNITY.
$100,000 deposited in tho Insurance Depaittr-ent
of tlie ?tate of Missouri (accord.ng to htr for the
protection of policy holders.
Officers.
IL G. LOPKB, Pren'nt (Cashier Peopled Nat. Panlil.
W. a. OI BK ES. vice-President (W. Q. Wbliden At Co.)
E. E. JENKINS, M. D., Medical Exuminer.
Directora.
JOHN B. STEELE (of North, Steele St Wardell.) 1
O. IRVINE WAI KER (Walker, Evana & Cogswell.)
O. W. AlM\R, Drualat.
B. T. PEAKE. Gen'i supenntendeut 8. C. Railroad.
C. F. PAMKN?N, Drug?iMt.
JAS. E. BPEAlt. ,l?-Jito.ior.
D. H. bll-COX. Wholesale and Retail Furniture.
IV. P. I AltTlli: , Secretary sm id .t???nt,
March 20 lyr No. 40 Broad-strcot.
Qotti
C
O L l 1?I Ii I A HOT K IL ,
COLUMBIA, a. C.
THIS PROPRIETOHS PAKE PLEA^Uft?? IN
announcing that t';is elegantly fur is'.ird cutan.
Itahtuc&t tn now open lor tho ae lommodtitinn ot
tim ss. Tito ?able will always bs supplied With over
delicacy of thu sta ?jil - both from thu Mei? iori? un
Charlea on marketa, uni no olforLj will bc spared to
give perfect ?uUstaction, in every respect to Our
i tv',rons. Fill- E LtTKCD lu the reiojtory every ?uy
from ll until ball-naut 12 o'cloctr.
H. H. LADENHOP, \ Prop^ot^rs.
May 6 thtnO
ICKERS t) N ll O ?J H K, ,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
TB IS PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOTEL. UN?
SURPASSED by any ii ouse lu tho M uth for romlort
and healthy locality, is open to travellers and others
seeking BO ?RD J'OR ''HE Si M*??lt. l'&m ties
can brf accommodated with nice airy rooms on ?ea
sonable terms. A call ts soUcltod.
May 13 lu.o WM. A wraOBT.
orr. CLOUD MUT Et.
THIS NEW AND COMMOLIOU8 BOUSE. LOO AT
ED corner ot Broadway and Forty-aeoond-a>reet,
poaacescM advantages over all other houses for the ac?
commodation ot Ita sueste. It waa built expressly
for a ftrsfcclaea family boarduw house-tho rooms
being larg? and en suite, bee ted by ?team - with bot
and cold w^ter. anofttroiehed second to noaa; while
the culinary department ia lo the roost experienced
bonds, affording guests aa unequalled table.
One of Atwood's Patent ttevatora ta ateo amono
the "modern tmprovemenU" and at the servias ot
guesfca at all hours.
The Broadway and University Pteoe Cars paaa the
door ove rv lour minutes, ratain* from the City
Ball to Central Park, while the Sixth and > event*
Avenue Hues are but a short biook on either aide,
affording ample fsecllSttea for ?smmuatcarlng with ali
the depots, steamboat landings, cbeeeof lattajn*
"ment and bue incas of the areal metropolis.
JUOMBS *% UOJUkmT, a^nwaotava.
March 12 0nuM
Ir?flt?Bfl, Ctr.
?EUFVILLE & HANNAM,
IVCCBSSOR8 TO COU RT BB A T.
BLANK mm ISAN?r^TUSSnS.
BOOKBINDERS,
?lob Printers and Stationers.
WHOLESALE DEALERS I M
FLAT AND FOLDED PAPERS,
CARDS, CARD BOARDS.
BILL HEADS, ito. .
Ka). ? Broawft-Sireet,
CHARLES TON, 8. 0.
t?. E. NEU*VILLE. WM. HANNAM
i Mar ? lme
G
?Bmatribcnis.
?..icm \fi Km** K vuiNK cump.vAv.
mn piorna ov TMI< COMPANY WILL TAKE
PLAOK ON
Wotlnoaday, May ttOtU,
AT TIIE BCnUETZF, N PLATZ.
Omnibnio* wi'l lcavo Une-street at <J o'ol ok-A.
M., toconv y passendem instilo tho chueteenplat*.
lickola uan bo procured ft-oru the O'iutmltiee
a. WOBLKEN, Olialrmau.
OKORO' MAKJENUOEE IA. PIHOHBB.
M. BliLI'Bdlt. I li. MU 'OK KB.
3 H> BUOiNl.NOS. |*1AUITN KUOK.
M.?y 2? 2
/tnanrial.
M U T H < AT ? !? C UR REN C Y
BOUGHT BY ANDREW M. MORELAND,
Moy 21 Broad-ytxeet.
VOil SALE.
<??Q?>? AAl V BANK OP THE STATE OP
iJf>Dlf?T./ll^ SOUTH CAROLINA BILLS.
uaw issue, for paie,
ANDREW M. MORKLAND,
May 21 Bro-or, MrosxJ-stxeet.
FOR ?SALE.
(Ut fl HA B\NK OF 01I4BLE->.TON BILLS
WpOiJv'V/ toi eulo.
AND KEW M. MO UPLAND,
May 21 ?reker lb oad-stroet.
?JAN KEKS
gTOCKANO EXCHANGE BROKERS AND M KB- J
CHANTS, wi?hlng Checks, Blank?, Letter HeadH, or
Job Prin?ug of any description, c n got their order*
tilled promptly and lu tho n?*tcet iityle, nt cl eax>
rates, tty applyive at ntF. NRWt JOD OFFICE, No.
U9 Fart Bay.
EXCHANGE
QyN LONDON AND ON NEW YORK.
Sold by LEf-P.iNE L WELLS,
Blay Ii Imo No. '.P Bro.id-strect.
WANTED
rjpo PURCHASE, UNITED STATES BILLS OF
ad deloralnatioas, ana NATIONAL DANK
NOTE} toa much mutilated to be redecnud by
Government Agents, at fair price?, foi cish.
A. GAGE A; CO,. Cbar'.cstou ' ;o House.
May 3
Jiu afb inj}.
BU ABD MAYBE M/VU AT ?IX DELLARS
li?r .'.cnh. A pp y nt No. Hi CALHOUN, near
Kit-street. 2* May 21
Summa- feo cts.
rji ii E ii <J> T a a? II i tv o w ,
BA TH CO UNT Y, VIR a INI 1,
e. C. TADDY, & CO., l'KOFitir.-rop.u,
rilOFES?OU J. L? CADELI,, BI. 1)., OF TUE UNI
VEH3ITY OF VIROINIl, BKSLDEN? PHYSICIAN,
WILL DE OPEN POR HIE IHUIPTIOV OP
VISHO'-s, Minc let. under Hie rn an .cement of J.
\. Mo LC N'G. All tao buildlDtrs having boon c
patrcd, painted :ind flttod out with uow Fnrnitui-e,
Linen, Bod? and able-ware, these S PEING J? offor
um-u.-passed attrac.'ions to both iho iuvah.i and pleo
eure-seel er. No rxpeuso or effort has been spared
by the Proprietor.! to m >ke it aa comfortable and
pleasant as pos-ib'.e to ad vis'tors.
ggf"rho HOi WA 1ER- hero have been well known
fo.- more than bali a oontury to posses?, in a wonder?
ful rtegro-?, xonli, iiteialive. D?rangent and Mimu
ic:inn Properties, and have become justly celebrated
tor the cure 01 Ithauma ism, Gour, Hincases ol the
Liver, Skin. Bladder and Womb, Pa raisin, the result
of injury orseriou- ? ff UsiOD ; Conti action ol Muscles
and Joints. Diam..caa. and Dyspepsia, accompanied
svith -ore Mouth and roi (juo.
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished by the Manaiier
at tho -oriuus, or by S. C. TARDY St CO.. bich
ruoud, Va.
A telegraph otu o wi 1 ba establish )d at tho
springs, thus affording visitors on opportunity of
prom pt CommtiLication with every part of the coun?
try. Imo May 22
T^yiiiTE si'LPBi:: SPRINGS,
?REENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS, SO FAVORA?
BLY known tor ?mir valuable ALTERATIVE WA?
TER-, cb arming faimmer climate, nnd as one of tho
mo I iashlo able resorb? in the country, will bc
o;;ea for company oa tho 15th of al?y a d with the
eKtenaive. tm novements that have been ui.ide, will
bo prepired tor the comfortable accommodation of
tro m
FIFTEEN HUNDRED IO TWO THO?3AND
PERSONS.
Thc WHITE RULP3UU i* no v tba western tc; mi?
nus oi' tim Chesapeake .md Uhio Railroad, und tno
oars of tnai road ? n ounectlou w th telegraphic fa
tihtie-j) v\ill no running io tho .?prtugs hy 1st. Jaly.
No i alas or Qxpbuso have or will be spared to 'se?
cure tho comfortable en tirtainmeut, in il th i v.tide?
ti* 8 of ace oto ru ? i lation, of the lnive numb, v of vist
tors that will resort to the Springs tko pre acut soa
?ioa.
jO'Ono of-hebest LAWN AND p..\LT.-'.t 'OM
BANDS wid l?o m attendance;an ex cimve L VEHY
has ticen prpvUecl; and luimhio arrangements
ni ado to fc.liu.to every innocent and r c.tarive
amusement appropriate to n
FA'jHtONiBt.E WATS RING PLA'T.
A number of Fancy and Masriuorade Halla will bc
given dilling Lu nea-.ou
Chara? s w ll be $35 pa - wc uk. and SOO per moulh.
Chiidrpn under ten years of age nnd colored ser?
vants, batt price. White eer vam s, accord lug to ac?
commodations.
PEI' ross & co.,
PROPRIETORS.
White Sulphur Spring?, West Virginia.
May 21 lim
/unto (Cari?) (Etc.
"""TOTTWLADIES."
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE, OUR
saany years' experience in th? manufacture
.r OBM AM Kif TAL H ??R WORK enable ?a ta offer
to oar oastosnar* the ftnsst assortmeat of every ar
liol? requtrod in our Uno, Jrom the small FRIZZES
to ta? full Wi w, um besting braids or ? wlf.hos, Ooils.
Woterftdl?. Coeluous, Odmpt Bair, Banda. Curls,
Ringlet*, ka.
TOBTOI Er-S H ELL DBX6KTN0), TUCK, SIDE AND
PAN CY COMB ?, and COMBS of every other class.
To the Gentleman.
WE CAB BOBBI KS Wi?S, TOUPIES, WHI8
KBBS, MUST AO HES, IMPERIAL?, ftc.
To Our Castomm Generally.
TUB BIN ?Cr FR KN OE AND EBOLTbR PERFU?
ME! IT. MIA??, POMAD?, HAIR Olt.s. HAIR RE
groBATITBs OOttMaTIOH, ?a, from the Most re?
spectable bouses in each country.
On OEM AB OOLOGNBS aro aneurpasaable.
?or ?tevtHah and Breath Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brashes, 1 ortolshsll, Baffsln and other Dressing
Coco ba. ere oBsBeage rivalry.
Panleular arteai?oa is paid te (be making of Me?
mento Hair Work as BREAST iTMi, BAB MNGf,
PINGER BIB OS, 0HABM8, Ac.
All ot den by mail win beso flued that the reputa?
tion of tbs house tor lae past thirty-five years shall
not snffer in our hand*. Army* on haad a dbe as?
sortment cf. Err noa Jewelry. A liberal discount to
merchant* and th* trade.
Bl* cb A. ASHTON,
Mo. 240 KIBO-BTBHET.
January 3 ? tnl m CHARLESM. S. C.
TT W. SB.Ei. CL WKLJUB ?t ti;
P&ODUOE COMMI98?ON ME?OHANT8,
Be. ll? WBS? P&XTT-tfRKViT*
BALTIMOSE, MD,
I RECEIVE AMD SELL OM COIM188ION ALL
kind* <>? early \
VEGETABLES,
' MBT.OSS.Ac.
We goer?otee hUrheel market price* and prompt
retaros fbrlBoomugnm?at* todWlseae*, stencil
Phvte* fsupa<*ed fros of ahuf, tmm Beys
" '?'/ \
\
ifororrnc? nnfc iftt&rrllQiicOiur.
BRIO M ? ~w S riKN~ o ACON.
QA CHOICE BRIGHT ?TB STUB Ml
?\1 8H ffbOEKrt !
an hhilR. Choice Brislii Witera Hib >ldea
20 hh.lH. Oi.OiCO Uright Wm orp O. It. bidoi?,
ALSO,
15 Uor 09 PA I,BI I TO H-.M-?.
JtISt r<W'ivo i Mitt for :lllo by
May24 a HicN' Y "OOIA H CO.
KANTP?KNI?AY.
QArt BALK* PHI MK Kv-muN BAT, NOvJ
01/'/ landing from schooner t>. i al bot, and fol
eulaby A. Mo?On?, JB.,
Kuy SO_No. 'J 7 Kart Bay
MftORKD TONO Ll hs, &c.
ITlXTttt I.AUOI3 SMOKED TON OU RS, onoicj
li PiO >HOULDMtrt. BREaKPAhT HUH PH
Ginger t>nape<, Kentucky (.'ri ama, and all variety i
Crackers, received thia wei k
_WM. H. fOBWTN & CO.
HAY? FLOU Ri
A KA BALES PBIME MOU Ul BIVEB HA?, B\
rtt?vf steamer Naragosaa.
600 bar'ein family, Extra, f-wper and Fin.
Flour, ex Hcbooner E. 0. Bed m an. For ealu bl
May^lO^_JOHN CAMPSEN dr ?0.
NEW ttOODS
I?V St tlKt; AMD LANDING?.
CILARET. ON DBAUOHT Af $1 ?OPEBOlLLuJ
; Lubln's Flavoring i xtracla, at reduced price
llosttstter'e, Drake' , lierraan'a, Curacoa, Touio arri
ktOUglltOIl UllUTrt
Mononaahe a. Bye Bonibon and Cabinet Whtskied
of ail grades aud at all priccu. bottled and ou|
d aught
Champagne Cider, Pint? and Quatta
Lemon Syrup
CO OPERt 'IVE GBOCEBY 8 TO BE.,
b'cuthwo?t corni r Meeting nod Market streets.
_Q<XKl>- delwood Ino. April 36
JUST UKt'KtVKi) AM> trim ?<VI,E BT|
DU. I!. BA lon, No. ?!ll M.KU;TINO
ST1?M.K T.
RI-ON'B TOBXCCO ANTIDOTE
Kose'a Cotuh Sj rup
.?.ciieiik'i? X'u monti' S>ni|?
Scheldt's (seaweed 'louie
bar a toga **A" ^aier'
Cherokee domed und Our ?
Rejuvenating Elixir.
Ch'oridu nt Lime
K pears' fi ml Preserving Soluti'iu
Brown's chtorodytio
Ornum Blood or '?Kaiser" Pill.?, Sec.
April S
XHXOUIDiJ OF Lilli t?,
For. h A LE, WHOLESALE AND KETAir. BY.
Ul- H. H A Mt.
Anrll 3 No. 131 Meeting-street.
mi) ?JMU?I?), *?tr.
(UiEAP GOODS,
Ci R KAT SAL, E !
AT
F UH CH Cl OTT & 1$U0.,
CORNER RINO AND CALHOUN STREETS,
IMMENSE BPDUO ION IN PRICES M\DK IN
order to i Sc t a clearance of tipectul lota o'
tioo.lrf un hand and to arrive
Thiii is an opportunity wblcli nboi.il 1 not be lost
stallt of bj ready money DUt'chaser.-*.
'Lbj following arc a few quo ta ti on a from sonic
choleo Me :
Cit AI* I*: tl A llt< TZ at 26 an<l ?0 cea;p, be-'
I?TNK ?'nmyoFB ibUt?BAh?j at $1 7;
and ?li
PiliUt>; only SO cents; Marseilles 41 mid 50 cents
PiV'i )' Ot.S, a ule M UCIIOII. lroiu fit) ceuta up
FI* 15 HL.ACKL >H,1C3 .educed to S2: $1 2B a
very flue arlie c.
HXK i'll KA CH COIiSKTS, trom Docents
up
DIA PK lt LINK"*, DOY ti ?KS, and other
T.men good*, 10 and 15 per ? eut. choaper than any
whore
?Od DOZ KM TOW SC I.S from 12!%, to CO cent* 1
LiDli-.S' A "JIM fllt?'J'S INJbKJttWKAtt I
ut ii Odern te pri?es
iJ' 'fitn'.f ?ITUS from UV, conta up
MK\'S FIIVE PANAMA HATS oi.lv Uti'
DOMKSTIO tiO'iD9, Hosiery, Glover, well
asssoited and sold at nearly cost prico.
FHium.in r ?Si BKO'S.,
Ho. 437 King-street, corner of Calhoun.
Au exclusive department lor Ujote, fcboea. Hat*
and Trunks 3mos May 3
J) K Y OOO OS ! O ll Y O ?JODS ! |
OREAT ATTRACTION H
T. MCCARTHY.
So. ii O'! K 1 N G - S T tl E K T,
Corner of WcntwortU-atreet,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INfORM TH? LA?
DIES and publlii Ronoratly tb*t be has JUST
Ol/EXBD aln-Re and wall selected - TOCK OF Ditlf
GOOD*, when wltl be sold at prlcoa which -will
doly compedtion, con idieg in part of:
BAREOErl AND GRENADINES
At 2"> ceuis per jard worth 40 CC?'H.
A BARGAIN,
LENOS AND 31 ? -ZAMBIQUE**
At aO cents worth 50 c. nts to Fiuost Qaality.
AI so,
A full and complete stock of OAT.r.?O Ts, Long
cl?'hs. Sheetluga. Pillow 0 s uis, Irldh Linens, la
lilo Damasks, rowollings, ld?purs, <?osi?r/, Cloven,
CasBitaeres, Tweeds, t'lnbtotderlftj, Lr ces, Mute
Goods, Lace Shiwls, Pariaol., Cori ls, iioopsliirts,
?ans, Notiui.s. itc
U'crme oanh or city acoeptance.
T. Mc A'.' 111Y,
Ko. se* ic i rs o - s T it ia au T ,
Ct.rae r ol' Wcnihworth.
May IT m.vf.mo
2Sr W GOODS.
J. R, READ & CO.
No. ?4 ? .1 Iv I rv O - S T lt ?C E T .
HAVE THIS D\V OP UN ED AN ASSORTMENT
or
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
To which they invite tho attention of the Ladies.
BLACK BYZANTINE, 8-1 WIDF-A NEW ARTI?
CLE
Black Crape Maretz. 8-4 wide
Mac'J Iron lirenadlae, 8-4 wide
Bb;ck Homans! Grenadine, 8-4 wide.
ALSO,
White Crape Maroiz, 8-4 wide
White Barege, 8 * wide.
TOO sm an WITH,
Herannls, Bartses, Lon Orenadines, Crape Uv
rets and l'ami-e Cloths, in ordinary widths
J. H. RBAD St CO.
CHEAP PRINTS.
1? 1-a CBS18.
WE ABB TO-DAY O FIBBING A TVhL
[ OF CALICOES, at ceets per yard.
JT. M. JtWAW St *?.
MOSQUITO BOBBINA,
Ifl TABIBTV.
MOSQUITO PAVILION GAUZE
White roaung Linea
Printed t. ta ea Lawn?
New Mnsltea and Organdies
Hew Percales and Peases
Richardson*n lilah Linens
lAaan theeing, X ?id?
Pillow Case Lia^n
W??^. other ?
Tortte ot V* wida Bleached 8htoV
lags _ .
Ladles ttonUD? ?a**? \6,{B" .
Men's Gauseaferl?0 ??dor Vert?.
. J. SI. BEAD dc CO.
POLISH HOSIERY.
iiW?S' WHITE COTTOS STOCKINGS
jill's Half HOM, la host Kagllsh maaatactate.
OLOVftS, ObMVBia.
! LADIES U -LB THREAD GLOVBS
Genbemsa's Lisle J bread Clove?
Children's Lisle Xb.ro d Globos.
Aiao,
WHTTB ?OOPS.
coMPmsiNO ia rill;
NAINSOOK MUSLINS, MOLLI. JA00NKT4.
Cambrics, Bishop at<d Victoria Lawns; BwiasM--ia
piala, shiped and ch?sks; 8-4 Frsnoh Muslins, Or?
gan die?, Tarletans. fcc, ko.
J. R. RBAD St CO.
LACES AND EMBttOIDEBlES.
FULL LDTB8 OP VWBL1IM Of LAO? GOODS
?nd Embroideries, aoasaaL
J. B. READ A CO.,
HW. ??S K1UCI.ITBEET.
Apiti M atwOlaOl