The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 19, 1869, Image 3

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THE DAILY NEWS. largest Circul?t ton-THE DAILY NEWS memo THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE COGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN THE rOSTOFFICB AT THE END OF EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFIOE LA W. LOCAL MATTERS. CHEAP ADVERTIS INO}. THE CHABLESTON NEWS, the circulation of ?which ie about twioo as large as that of any .other paper published in South Carolina, is the best advertising medium for all business men. For persons who wan? "situ liions or servants; who want houses or apartments, or have them to rout; who want or who offer board and lodg? ing; who have lost or found articles of value, THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all ?kisses may have their wants supplied, we have adopted tho following soalo of CHEAP ADVEB TisEMENTS, payment for whioh must invariably be made tehen the order is given: Advertisements of situations wanted by or offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work? men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, offices and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella? neous wants of all kinds. For each insertion of advertisements of. the classes specif!od : Mot exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words... .25 cents .? Foua LINES or 30 words..... 40 ?' ?? FIVE LINES or 40 words.SO " All advertisements to be inserted at these ?rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE NEWS office by 9 P. M. MEETINGS THIS DAY. Young Men's Christian Association, at 8 :p. M. THE MABTNEB'S CHUBOH.-There will be ser ? vices in the Mariner's Church, Churob-street, to-morrow, Sunday, at half-past ten o'olook in .the morning, and four o'clock in the afternoon. THE COUNTY ELECTIONS.-Tbe official an? nouncement of the result of the recent elec ? tions in the several counties of this State, will bo found in another column of to-day's NEWS. FTBST INTKBNAL REVENUE DISTBICT.-Mr. -James Jones bas been removed from the office of Deputy Collector of Internal Bevenue for the tbe First District, and Mr. F. Goss appointed >in bis place. COTTON BLOOMS.-Messrs. Kirkpatrick & Witte, factors, Accommodation Wharf, have .reoei ved from Mr. P. A. Sanders, Sumter Coun? ty, South Carolina, several blooms fust from his cotton field. The crop of this gentleman is iu good condition, the growth being some? what forward and progressing finely. BUEOLAB AttBESTEO.-Officer Nipson, of the -detective force, arrested day before yesterday, Lewis Banks, colored, a notorious and success? ifni burglar, who has oommitted numerous rob? beries of late, in the city. A quanti ty of goods has been recovered from him, and tie bas ad? mitted his guilt. He has not been very long out of limbo. NEQBO CUSTOMHOUSE OFFIOKBS.-It is cur? rently reported, and we believe not without good reason, that 8. J. Maxwell, ThomaB M. Holmes, Stephen H. Hare, F. H. Car ul and, Joseph Quash, Wm. H. Berney, John B. Mush lngtonand Wm. T. Oliver, (all colored,) ate noon to be appointed to various subordinate positions in tbe Customhouse. THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUBT adjourn? ed yesterday, after an exceedingly laborious .session, which has been made memorable by the tact that a Chief Justice of the United States presided during a portion of ita sittings. Judge Bryan has won much praise by the dig? nity; impartiality and untiring industry that he has exhibited throughout the term. PBOVTDBD FOB.-We are informed on good authority that Mr. James F. Greene, one of the Pillsbury Board of Aldermen, has been ap? pointed by Governor Scott keeper of the maga? zine, vice Mr. Steadman Yeadon, the present incumbent. Mr. Greene., is reported to have I some experience in the powder line, having boon , for some years in charge of the magazine at j Harper's Ferry, and subsequently in the Con I federate service. HOTEL AKBXVALS, JUNE IB.-Charleston Hotel. Charles Hiller, South Carolina; H. Neide, U. S. L; Alfred Williams, South Carolina; Blair An lerson, Georgetown, S. O.; Wm. Craig, South karolina; U. T. Ward, New ?ork; Rev. .M. Fow? ler and two children, Connecticut; J. A. Bren" ?er, Mrs. C. Cutter, Augusta; G. W. Parker, lsmazoo, Mich. Pavilion Hotel.-TH. J, Thourou, City; E. Strauss, South Carolina; W. C. Fliehen, New fork; Hemy Smith, Thomas Harley, South ~irolina; E. A. Mayer, Philadelphia. juixs OT Ms. Mu BO oe H.-Tho remains ?e late James Murdoch, whioh have been ig in state at the Hibernian Hall in charge the members of the society for several days, ?re interred in the graveyard of the Uni ta? in Church yesterday afternoon, and were fol? ded thither by the members of the Biber? j Society and other friends. Tbe Ber. Wil [liam B. Yates made some appropriate remarks .before tho interment, speaking in bigh terms Jof the worth and commercial probity of the leceased. Among those who attended tbs leral was Mr, William Craig, President of | ie Bath Paper Mills, Augusta, an early and devoted companion of the deceased. A POSTAL DEAB-LOCE.-The Camden Jour lal says: "John A. Boswell, Esq., has been ap* dinted and commissioned postmaster at Cam? ion, in place of Mr. J. M. Gayle, removed. A f difficulty has arisen between the two officials, by whioh the community are suffering a sori ?OU8 inconvenience. In the absence of instruo ftions fro n the Department, Mr. Gayle refuses to surrender the mail keys, while Mr. boswell ^contends that his commission gives him con >1 of the mails, and last night he took posses? sion, carried them to the courthouse, and eked them sp in the office of the Judge of \ ?bate, where they now remain*." EAST BAT IHD?BOVBBCENT8.-Messrs. Henry .off ? Co. sm now engaged ia extending id otherwise improving their extensive whole le grocery store on East Bay. Tho build in the rear of tbs store BATS been re? ived, and a large and commodious shed? forty st wide by two hundred lest in length, will substituted, this shed will bs furnished ? Ith skylights and ventilators Of tbs lntest it, ?sd will open upon State-street, affoxd ig ample space for drays to be loaded without to the weather. The largs busine lone by this firm has compelled them to make j extension, ss the sidewalk ott Bast Bay i ss sSsnlfntsssd that li was almost imposai le to receive ?ad ship good,fj*. Mm^i Darra LABXLS.'-We de?ire to call the atten? tion of druggists iu the city and throughout tho State to the peculiar facilities of Toa NEWJS Job Office for printing all kinda of drug labels, prescription blanks, Ac, ot the shortest no tioe, and ip a style unsurpassed anywhere iu the oountry. Our stock of outs, borders and fancy typo is unusually large and choice. Call and examine specimena of work. A HISING ABTIST.- It is pleasing to note that the produotiona of a Southern artist are very favor ibly received by Now York crilioa. The Evening Post tells UB that : "At Snedeoor's gallery, in Broadway, there aro on exhibition four pictures that well deserve the attention of all lovers of art. They art from tho easel ot the young artist. Mr. J. R. Key, who has devot? ed himself ohiefly to landscape painting, but whoso earliest considerable efforts were pic? tures of Fort Sumter and the entrance to Charleston harbor, taken at different periods of tho memorable siege. Theso were so excel? lent aa to attract the notice cf Admiral Dahl gr en, who at once gave the artist a commission to execute other pictures based upon tho same stormy episode in our history." Many Oharles tonians will remember Mr. Key, who as a lieu? tenant in the GJonfederate service, waB on duly here for a long time during the war. THU GRBENVILI?E AND COLUMBIA RAILBOAD. The Cotansbia Phoenix, of yesterday, states upon authority, that the suit in the Court of Equity, whioh has been pending for more than two years past against the Greenville and Co? lumbia Railroad Company, by certain holders of their first mortgage bonds, has been set? tled, and that the suit will be withdrawn at the present term of the court. The parties who have come forward and settled with the com? pany, and consented to the withdrawal of the | suit, are, as we are informed: Thomas J. Rob? ertson, John Caldwell, Robert N. Lewis, Thom C. Perrin, executor, and Charlea Smith, of tho original complainants in the bill, besides oth? ers who entered the suit as patties complain? ant after the suit had been commenced. The Phoenix also adds that the July interest upon their first mortgage and guaranteed bonds will be promply paid at maturity. T=s UNTTSS STATES CU?BT, JUKE 18-HON. OB ABLE GEOBOE 6. BET AN PBESIDINO.-In the Circuit Court.-.The following oases were disposed of in the issue docket yesterday : John Taylor & Sons vs. B. Foley. Assumpsit. Verdict for plaintiff $1260 95 and interest from November 21,1868. The United States vs. Daniel Hamilton. Mo? tton to set aside verdiot, and for new trial. In this oase the court being unable to hear it on the last day of the term of June, 1869, by con. sent it was ordered that it be set down for hearing on Tuesday, 22d June, 1869, at 10 o'clock. It was ordered that the following be added as an additional rule of this Court : Proceedings in attachments or final process may be taken in the same manner and to the same extent as by Act of Assembly are allowed on final process from the Courts of the State. In the District Court.-Tnt United States vs. two hundred and fifty barrels of molasses. Final order of distribution. Ordered that the Clerk pay over to A. G. Maokey, Collector of Port, $6137 41 for use of the United States. The demurrer in the case of A. H. Abrahams, assignee of Charles Madsden, was overruled. THE STATE COUBT, HON. R. B. CABPENTEB PRESIDING- IN THE GENEBAX SESSIONS.-The following casos were disposed of : The State vs. Pompey Reid-Assault and bat? tery. Guilty. The State va. Hamilton Fielding-Attempt to commit laroeny. E. W. Seymour, Esq., for the dafeiMA. Guilty. The State va. Thomas Horan-Assault and battery with intent to kill. Guilty of assault and battery. The State vs. John Green-Assault and bat? tery aDd highway robbery. W. J. Whaley, Esq., for the defence. Guilty of assault and battery. Not guilty of highway robbery. The State va. Margaret Campbell-Grand larceny. Henry Deas, Jr., for the defenoe. Not guilty. On motion of the Attorney-General, the fol? lowing persona were discharged on giving per? sonal bail for appearance at the November court: Allen Collina, Benj. Brightman, Maurice Washington, George Singleton, Robert Ander? son, Lewis Hardes, Wm. Armstrong and Diana Middleton. The State VB. Peter Johnson-Assault and battery with intent to kill and highway robbe? ry. Guilty of assault and battery. The Grand Jury returned the fallowing bills: The State vs. Henry Shomaoher-Assault and battery. True bill. The State vs. /. G. Mackey-Assault and bat? tery. True bill. Tba State vs. Eliza Grant-Assault and bat? tery. True bill. The court then took a recess until 3 o'clock, at whioh time the Judge passed the. following santecoes: Gabriel Levy-Convicted of manslaughter. Four years in tho Penitentiary. Henry Sanders and John Sanders-Grand lar? ceny. Four years in tho Penitentiary. ' George Cuthbert and Francis Nelson-Grand larceny. Two years m the Penitentiary. Sarah Glover-Grand larceny. Two years in the Penitentiary. * -. Harriet Maxwell-Grand larceny. Two years in the Penitentiary. .. 1 Thomas Grant-Groud larceny. . Three years in the Penitentiary. Albert Harrison-Grand laroeny. One year in the Penitentiary. Cyprus Nelson-Assault and Battery. $10 fine or thirty days'impriHonmont. * Joseph Goulden- Assault aad Battery. $100 fine or four months' imprisonment. Henry Laurens-Assault and battery. 1 oent. fine. ' Henry Vauderhorst-Malicious trespass. $78 fine or four months'imprisonment. Hamilton Fielding-Attempt to commit laroeny. $40 fine or four months' imprison? ment. Oreen Lee-Assault. $30fine or two months' imprisonment. Thomas Horan-Assault and battery. $40 fine or sixty days' imprisonment. John Green-Assault and battery. $100 fine Or six month?' imprisonment. Wm. Hicks-Assault and ba tory-two cases. $80 fine or three months' imprisonment in each oase. Peter Johnson-Assault and battery. $10 fine or one month's Imprisonment. Pompy Reid--Assault and battery $10 fine or one months' imprisonment. James Griffin and Oliver Glover-Potty larceny. Four months' imprisonment. P. Johnson-Potty laroeny* $40 floe or three months Imprisonment. John Chestnut-- Potty larceny. $80 fia? or three months* imprisonment. John Carrington-Petty larceny. $40 tone or three months'imprisonment. Peter AUst?n-Potty larceny. $80 fine OT three mouths' imprisonment. Joseph Johnson-Petty laroeny. $8$ fine or (bree months' imprisonment. A. Joaes-Petty laroeny. $*0 fine or ?fe months' im pilton meat. E. Middleton-Petty larceny. Six months' imprisonment. B. Lee- Petty Lareeuy. Throe mon tb?1 im? prisonment. , m , '"'Pi mtm M^tcbell-Petty larsssry. it* months' THK 8SOBBT or SUOOBBS m BUSINESS.- This is a foot : Tito advertising patronage of s paper indicates not only tho enterprise of the city and county where it is published, but it is ?IBO an infallible proof that the busiuess men are poss cod of vim and goahoad* liveness. Show us) a business community who don't sdvertiso, and we'll show you a community where buai nosB is stagnated, i The man who advertises io i liberal yet discroot manner, is sure to take tho load of his neighbor who don't spend a cent for printer's ink. It is also concodod that the mau who advert?aos keeps a larger, better and moro complet? stook of gooda, and sells them cheaper than tho man who don't adver? tise. If you want good bargains, call on the man who advertises. REPOETEBS' CHUMBS.-A farmer says tho watermelon crop will be retarded in conse? quence of the late drouth. ^" A. number-of porsoos were reported yester? day for not a'lowiog the contractors to sweep their chimu oye. ? flue is the consequence. The heat yesterday was very oppressive, and the thermometer.late in tho afternoon atood at eighty-six. The recent rains has, in a msasuro, relieved the pressing want of water. Moro rain, how? ever, is still needed. It soom's u?t to be settled as yet among the wiseacres of the Radical persuasion whether GoorRO Loo, colored, or Normon Montgomery, colored, is to got the bor th in tho poatoffice, which is to be made vaoaat on the 1st of July. Dr. Kellers hos a curiosity in his drug store, Broad street, ia the shape ot a pigeon with s double head. j There was a rumor afloat yesterday, that the municipal muddle is in a fair way of being cleared up._ CITADEL BQUABE BAPTIST CHOEOH PICNIC. The Sunday school pupila of the above Church, with their Superintendent, Mr. John G. Milnor, teaohers'and friends, repaired to. Payne'n farm yesterday afternoon, to continue their annual celebration began in the church on last Sunday. Mr. William 9. Henerey was mister of ceremonies, at the corner of Line and Meeting-streets, where he saw the little ones safe in Graham's Omnibusses, in which they were comfortably conveyed to the pleas? ure ground. Here the committee, consisting of Messrs. William G. Whilden, chairman, Zim? merman Davi?, H. B. Olney, A. J. Salinas, J. E. Burk, George W. McKeever and A. Prince, and Miss Olney, MTP. Stocker, Mrs. Steedman, Mrs. Shepherd, and Mrs E. H. Jackson, and Misses Whilden, Heriot, Shepherd and Brodie, were in attendance to arrange matters. While the preliminaries for dinner were being arranged, the children played games, rambled in the woods, Ac. Several paper balloons, six, eight, and fifteen feet high, made for the ocoassion by Mr. B. M. Alex? ander, were seut up by him, and were eagerly watohed until they floated ont of sight. The dinner bell rang, and the teachers and scholars assembled in front of the house and then marched to the tables well supplied with good things, of which they bountifully partook. While there, Ber. Dr. Winkler addressed them in some appropriate remarks. After surfeit? ing themselves with enjoyment, they returned to the city highly delighted with the pleasant day that they had spent. The Spring-street Church nnd Northern Methodist Preachers. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS. During my late abaenca from the city, there appeared iu your journal T. W. Lewis and A. Webster, denying the statement of my circular, that their church obtained and held Spring street Church and the McKee estate by mili? tary authority. Their communication wears on its face the expression of injured innocence, and the holy purposes of ambassadors of pesos and tenth. They sax they told not by the military, but by tender to him (Lewis,) by a vote taken at s "largely attended and duly notified public meeting." Shades of Blackstone I and Mar? shall ! Titles to property by "vote of public meeting 1" What will our learned bar say to this mode of getting titles to property ? They have usually oalled for "signing, Bealing and delivering," by "trastees,!' of church property. The bayonet is the only other mode, unless these men propose "spirit rapping." The trastees of my church esy there never was a meeting of their board for the purpose of giving their cousent, and that consent was never asked or given for Mr. Lewis or Mr. Webster to nee their church. Mr. W. published in bis own paper the fact that he ko v the use of trustees; for he says, the "tro//es" of my church "rented" it to the "bo Ma ' "rickety" "ohaos' of the "Confed? eracy," and it promised to repair; "but like the lest of ita promises, it never fulfilled." The truth of this, or the want of that virtue, is proven by the workmen, who say the Con? federacy paid for the replacement of the roof and other repairs. The abusive lei ma be uses only give illustration to their cry for "sectional and national peace." He had better learn it from U. J. Chase, who presides over the temple of strife (tho Courthouse) in his noble speech over the graves of the Confederate and Federal dead at Magnolia. This Northern church makes its own commentary on its love of truth sud peace. There is no plea of ignorance for its brimes against both. Did they get our ohureh by military power ? My friends in the country, for whom I write, were deprived of the city papers till tbe war closed, do not know the facts, which every in? telligent man in the city knows, for they read the history m the daily papers. To the point before ns. Not holding by the . "trustees," did these Northern preachers pos? sess and keep by the "bayonet.* The first person Mr. Lewis callad upon after arriving in Charleston was Dr. G. S. P., then living in No. 117 Coming-street. He says Mr. Lewis produced en "order from the War De? partment for bim to seize all churches with? out pastors," As., Ac,, which fie (Mr. Lewis) regretted to do. A friend hands me this from the Charleston Courier, of date of Jone 1,1805: VI bold is trust for their use (tbe colored people) tbs throe churches they occupy, by an order from the War Department, sod have .erred them ss pastor for nearly three months, and propose to continue amongst them. (Signed) T. W. LEWIS." Nearly three months before that, there ia an advertisement in the same paper, date of March ll. 1865, where he asserts the same re? sponsibility. The above agrees with the spirit and temper gtheir church. The Secretary of War gives o following order of date November' 80,1863: "That all th? houses of worship belonging to the M. E. Church South, in whtoh a loyal min? ister, who has been appointed by a Io>sl bish? op, does not now officiate, are hereby placed at tbe disposal of Ber. Bishop Ames," (Northern bishop.) M My Church came ander that description. Mr. Lewis saya in his notice above that be held by order of the War Department. There ia now before me a military order da? ted November 18, 1867, refusing to give ua back our church, and refers to a former act by which we were deprived of it. These men, with seeming injured innocence, should ask with Donna Julia: "Antonia, where's my pocket handkerchief V As to ih e McKee estate, they deny the "bay onet" aa depriving ua of it by s special plead? ing disgusting to those who know tba shifts taken before the provost court in this city, which the citizens never can forget, to deprive as of it. Our church carried the decision of tb? first military court, by appeal, to th? higher bayonet authority, but the bayonet save it to them. BOT. L. C, Loyal, a moro truthful man the etty cenaos furnish, tens me that, in pur? chasing back taring-street Church from Mr. Lewis, the military trastee, Mr. Lewis requir? ed, st first- besides the money, titles to the McGee ?state and also to old Bethel from our ohurob. .;*? Oar friends in th? ooaotry should gnow that when Mr. Lewis was sworn in the trial of tbs abor? ease, he said Jon oath, that he bsd "fulfill? ed his promises to our church." Old Brother B., to whom with others Mr. Lewis, with tears ia bis eyes, wheo he first game to tho ?itv irving to get the members co be reconciled to his min? istry, saying ho only ?ame to "try to save their sonia," and that wheo the Soots)ats preacher* returned he "would give up the property ano member? to them," when he was sworn es above. Brother B. esl* aloud. "Hutt is ?-." tn th? dsenuoh of fib? Supreme Court (16 TOL, Howard*? Bopor?s, Smith TO. Hwornastsai) tbs ?cart with perte?* asssdsatty decided teta* he "plan of s?paration" tras the foundation of heir decision in favor of om church. It said he "plan" waa of "binding foroo." Lot every no read this "plan," and he cannot doubt bul hat it covers ?ll such onsen as the McKee state. They say of tho colored people, as they Wt is, "that, they were very respectable and law biding." True, "one grain of wheat in nuil ons of chaff." Why should they be led off rora tboso fountains of "respectability" now pened for them ? I fear they nave lost ground ince. I hopo the colored pcoplo will not for? et the lessons taught them by us in their new sllowfihip. I have done wi lb those men. They attacked ay circular three times, first, personally; se ond, in their own paper of May 19; then in ours of 291b. ult. I now dismiss them. They aay cry "peace" as they stir up strife, speak if "respectability" as they degrade, profess loncsty as Iago, and boast their church wealth H Butler can ot spoons, as much os they please or me. Tho above I deem duo to tho appeal rbicb I made in behalf of my dilapidated burch, tbat those men should not prcjudioe he object of Christian benevolence by putting ny church in a false position. . J. R. PICKETT. J? If S I if IS S a NOTICES. Too Muon TRUTH often attaches to the re narks made in regard to uncivil hotel clerks. it the American House, Boston, tho employees aire pleasure in ministering to the wants of rueets. -o-* THE POCKET COHN SHELLER is an iuvention hat at once recommends itself to farmers by* ts extreme simplicity and usefulness. Mr. C. M. Averill, of this city, is the owner of the latent right for tho two Carolinas and Georgia, ind will dispose of the same at reasonable 'ates to counties or to manufacturers. PORE WHISKEY is almost an anomaly in thia legenorate age, but we take pleasure io refer ng the lovers of that beverage to the induce, neats offered by Messrs. H. Qerdls & Co. Fbese gentlemen are the agents for Cather pood's celebrated brands of monongahela whiskies, which they are now receiving, and trill supply to the trade at the lowest prices. -o Go TO GEORGE LITTLE A Co. for fine black oaasimere pants, $8. tathslmo June 1 CONFEDERATE RECORDS.-The Survivors' As? sociation, with the view of collecting and pre? serving statistics and historical material of the war, would be glad to be allowed to make copies of any original papers relating to the forces furnished by South Carolina to the Con? federate army or navy, master rolls, reports of battles or accounts of individual interest. These papers will be carefully recorded by the association, and when desired, the origi? nals will be returned. They would also be glad to receive the names and military record of those who were killed or died in the service from Charleston Dis? trict, and will furnish blanks for the purpose. The Committee on Records will receive any suoh papers. C. IRVINE WALKER, No. 8 Broad-street. T. G. BARKER, No. 15 Broad-street. GEO. D. BRYAN, No. 85 Broad-street. THOS. McCRADY, foot of Bee-street. F. K. HUGER, N. E. Railroad Office. June 12 stuthG Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for white Unen duck snits, worth twenty dollars, for $18. Jane 1 tuthBlmo Stitt* ana /ttretsjpitj) ?aa&u. FINE SHIRTS TO ORDER, JL SPECIALTY, AT BLACKWELL'S, No, am Kim*-?manx. June 17 the tu Imo Ohs door below Market. SCOTT'S GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE, Meeting-street, opposite the Market, is the Cheapest and most Popular Establishment of the kind in the city. Having made the STAB Shirts and Collars his specialty, he is enabled by his experience, the variety of his Stock and the extent of his business, to supply these SHIRTS Beady-made, or made'to order, guaranteeing a perfect a*, said at prioeYtha* detr competition, constantly on hand Gray's Pa? tent Molded Collara, and a large Stock of Gent's Underwear. Every article sold at SCOTT'S THE BEST. January 1 6 ra os QKLL?NO OFF AT COST t WB OFFER OUR ENTIRE LOT OF CHROMOS IND FRAMES AT COST. Novels the time to ab? ?is Vine Pictures at tao Lowest Wholesale Pri?es lia Wsw York. Give ns a call. Q, V I SJ BT *U CO. Jnnsia_ ' ' ._ 3 pi?OTOORAPM OOLOMINJO, PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS lated wish care and taite can have their orders promptly filled by leaving them at Holmes' Book Souse. Written directions should In each case be riven as to the style of coloring prsCssrad. April? Smos* futica* <Urfef. DETER TOT AH I? TURNER AND DEALER IN IVORY, - And Manufacturer of BILLIARD BALLS AND OVES, ABD IMPORTER OF BILLIARD CLOTH, ODES, Letter Chalk, and Billiard Merchandise ia general. IS?. SS Fulton-street, How Yesrik? J ls. MOBBS}, a?. - sm a??.?toesi. COLLECTOR OF itE NTS MM A h MB TA T-M AO EXT. April 1? , -. . ataSaSnaw OTOLIBJBS sBBAOBBTR, 2 ?.. ?. ?r?*?-?treet, BROKERS, AUCFTTONEXBS, RE AL ESTATE, LIBRAL COMBS SSS. SOM AOBMYS, Wm ?Masas- to BasBlsg.andg Bs aita? cf Beats ?LTS^fai^!8 * *io0*9' ??**> i flits fTaswlHus nf flmirfu aa?t SnaaBaa tos IHM f fini i "-rt--..... - Ruction Salt-Tf?aM Wooto. STATEMENT OF BONDED Gr O O D S RemRlning in Warehouse over Three Tetara, to be ?okt at Auction, DT O H DE Ii OF A. G. MICKEY, Collector of the Port, FHURSDAY, JULY ?th, 186?, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., AT THE CUSTOM I10U8K. M\HKS. DESCRIPTION OF GOODS. W H E R R FROM. RATE OF IMPORT CON? SIGNEES. E. M. 7.8elvas J. J. M. 9068 and 9069 Five pkga Brandy, 165 gallons Ono case Cigar*, 08 Iba. Two i i pos Oin, 220 gallona Bark Bona Fide. Steamer laabella In bond from Now York E. Umbolt E. C. Warn be rail Liverpool Havana Tan. 3, 1866. Feb. 10, 1866. Mar. IC, 1860 C Ii Mustln J Selvas Rorjnekor & Olover. June 17 thRtuC jaly 3, C, 6, Slate gUoertfocmetttt. rjlHK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. BY THE BOARD OF STATE CANVASSERS. WHEREAS, IS PURSUANCE OF AN ACT EN? TITLED "An act to provide for an Election to All certain vacancies in County offices," passed on the 33d day of March, A. D. 1869, elections have been held for Judges of Probate, Clerk of Court. School and County Commissioners, and Coroners, and upon examination ortho returns whtch have been received, lt appears that the following poisons hayo been elected : Jesse 8. Craig, Judge of tho Probate Court of the County of Colleton. \V. M. Nelson, Judge of the Probate Court of the County of Fairfield. R. L. Heriot, Judge of the Probate Court of the County of Sumter. Wm. E. Obarlea, Clerk of the Court of Coma on Pleaa and General Sessions of the County of Darling* ton. W. H. Haynle, School Commissioner of the Coun? ty of Anderson. Nathaniel Freeman, School Commissioner of the County ot Laurena. E. J. Cain, School Commissioner of the County of Orangeburg. N. E. Edwards, School Commissioner of the Coun? ty of Richland. W. H. Taggart, County Commissioner of tho Coun? ty of abbeville. L. P. Ouffln, County Commissioner of the County of Abbeville. Wm. J. Crawford, County Commissioner of the County of Fairfield. E. O. Bush, County Commissioner of the County of Georgetown. T. D. McDowell, County Commissioner of the County of Georgetown. R. Livingston, County Commissioner of the Coun ty of Horry. J. F. H ut be ri anti. County Comm t s 3i oner of I the County of Kershaw. >-/-.?,...,. 8. L. Smitb, County Commissioner of the County of Lexington. R. L. Crook, County Commissioner of the County of York. R. Jones, Coroner ot the County of Abboville. Geo. Hammond, Coroner of the County of An? derson. "V Dr. E. Cornwell, Coroner of the County of Ches ter. N. 8. Smith, Coroner of the County of Chester? field. J. J. Halford, Coroner of the County of Colle? ton. John G. Catlin, Coroner of the County of Dar lington, P. A. Eichelberger, Coroner of the County of Edgefleld. Robert Hawthorne, Coroner of the County of Fairfield. Wm. C. Munner'yn, Coroner of the County of Georgetown. John b. Moroney, Coroner of the County of Ker? shaw. Wiley Fowl or, Coroner of the County of Laurens. W. lt. Treadwell, Coroner of the County of Orangeburg. J. W. B oldman, Coroner of the County af Os?nos. . Jnhr. w Mnjor. Coron i of the County of lie h rna. S. B. Thompson, Coroner of the County of Rich? land. 8. T. Watton, Coroner of the County of Sumter. J. H. Gallmaa, Coroner of the County of Union. J. H. Psysoux, Coroner of the County of York. One vote waa thrown out at Calhoun's Milla, said vote bavins been given under compulsion, contrary athe wishes of the voter. This particular fact is substantiated by an affidavit. The fact that violence and intunlda'ion were u?ed at said poll? ing place was also substantiated by numerous affi? davits. We do, therefore, by virtue of the powers in us vested, certify and declare that the above mentioned parties have been duly elected to fill the various offi? ces respectively referred to. Given under our hands and the seal of the State, in the City of Columbia, this IG'h day of June, [L a.] A D. 18*19, and in the ninety-third year of the in Jependence Of the United States of America. F. L. OARDOZO, 8e er ataxy or state. . NILES G. PARKER, Treasurer 8. C. J. L. NEAGLE, Comptroller-General. June 19 rao 1 .gX KC UTI VE OKPARTH KBIT. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ) TEE ABTJBV DEPARTMENT, > COLUMBIA. H. C.. June 16.1869. 1 THE INTEREST DUE ON THE BONDS OF THE STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA, since July 1st, 1867, will ba paid on and after July let, 186?. at the Bank? ing House ot H. fl. KIMPTON, Na 9 Nassau- str et New York, and ac the Treasury Office, at Columbia, 8.0. THE INTEREST DUB ON THE REGISTERED STOCK OP THE ? r ATE, since July 1st, 1887, will bs paid at the Treasury Denartmant in Columbia only. NILES O. PARKER, Treasurer State South Carolina. JunelS ia jgXKCUTIVE DKPABTHBST. STATE TREASURY OFFICE, I COLUMBI\" 8. 0.. June IC, 1869. f UNDER THE ACT FOB THE CONVERSION Ol' THE STATS SECURI'MRS, the Treasurer of th? State la prepared to issue Roads bearing Six per Cant, lnteretd, payable semi-annually for registered Stock. Bonds are prepared for 8109, SMO and $1000. Fractions may *e returned tn certifi?tes et steen. Persona desirous or Converting their Stock . isio Bends, will please present their certitlsetes at this office, with nanie -endorsed upon the tack j wit? nessed.) . I Persona having Coupon Bondi desirous to procure Registered ?took in U?u thereof, wfU please present the same to thia office with inst ructions. Where parties cannot attend in parson to transact their business at tuts office, tt is preferable that the sams should be transacted through some authorised agent MILES G. PARKER. June 17 18 Treasurer State South Carolina. /IHAftLKSTOS ASK1VVLT URAL S , WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. AlfBICUL TUBAL IMPLEMENTS, QARJDBP SKSPS. ?*c. ELLERBEK TRANSPLANTER FOB SALE. GBO. K. PINORSB. No. 140 Meattng-ataaet, ?hac?e*?ota. , Marah U . ? .," Sana CHAMPOOINO ANO HAIR^ROTTKRtt, . ? LADIES AND OHuLBBEN .tteaded at their ?SsUs^osapromptiy and at roason Send orders te W. E. MARSHALL, Barber, AprB 14 No. 81 Broad-afreet oap stet**.) J^HA^BKRLAIN SH SEABROOK, ? A.TTORMBYS AT LAW 80LIOIT4>?t? IJT iff) WITT, OSMsajaessisi, s.- 43. . ""^^ssa*?atAe Prosaet? aaa of ltt*ger*^mtfcd**th*a*et*t Mar 4 H E SOUTH CAHULINA ,0 M & TRUST COMPANY OFFICE OF [DEPOSIT OF SAVINGS f OPEN DAILY from 9 A. H. to a P. M. AT ' SF?. 19 BROAD-STREET. ALSO, >N WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, ?rom 7 to O o'clock, In BEAR OF HAYDEN'S STORR. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AT CHE RATE OF SIX PER GENT. PER ANNUM. OSO. S. CAMERON, President. THOMAS B. WARING, CASHIEB. April 23 fl Bw2moa Wwsf giqufrf, (Etc. CHU WHI SK K Y . FIFTY BARBELS OF TBE CELEBRATED H. 3. HANNIS A CO.'S ACHE WHISKEY, Just to baud, ind for Bale on the most liberal terms, by CLAOIUS & WITTE, ito. 86 East Bay-street, June 17 3 Charleston, 8. C. fi m J3 FROM jj lo I A. MILLER, ^t\^ PARIS. AA,'/J **ON CO JAMBS A. MILLE R ' 8 CH1UKE? COOK WHISKEY. We are Agents of the above celebrated and well known brand of JAMBS A. MILLER'S CHICKEN BOOK OLD BOURBON WHISKEY, which ia the 5 8 NUI NE AR i I0LE, and offer lt to the trade, war? ranting lt to (rive entire satisfaction. It ia manufac ured, copper distilled, of the beat grain and pure pialities-improves br age, especially in the South? ern climate. A large stock constantly on hand, of different ages md prices; cooperage of the moat superior. For sale in lots to ault purchasers, by COBB, DOLHONDE & CO., Sole Agenta for the South, No. 87 Natchez-street. New Orleans. Or HENRY OOBIA & CO.. Sub-Agents, Charleston. 8. C. June 16 Imo JRisctaantgw. N O T I C E . JOHN HARGRAVE. SLATE AMD TU.B ROOFS REPAIRED TN THE neatest manner and st shortest no th e. Orders left at ADAMS. DAMON A CO., Broad-street, or No. 90 Soclety-.*treet, Slate Yard, or st his Residence, No. ll Pref id enc street wthaa* Jane 16 gOUTHERN LANDS WANTED, W. C. ALDEN & CO., REAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 8*X PINE-STREET. NEW YORK CITY. THE ABOVE FIRM HAVE ESTABLISHED Special Department for the Buying and Selling of Southern BEAL ESTATE, Oliy and Country. They lure placed Mr. J. M. MORGAN (Ute of Charleston, 3. C.,) at the head of this branch of their husmeas. Parties wishing to sell property in the New York market will find it to their advantage to address the iboveAna. Mr. MORO AN refers to Mesara. O. A. THKNHOLM 5t SOM, Charleston, S. a June 7 nae Imo J^EaTLalBBD PAMILY LARD, PACKED BB PROCTER & GAMBLE, CIBCISKA TI. Bar* Aalt frome Grocer Saur aar Brand mg u*rd tm tllaes* Paeac&aree. Picked in 8 IB. 0 Ss. 10 lb Caadlas; 60 Bs Cans for hipment Cheapest mode tor selling Lard, fend M Price List. Sota) by Grocer? isa Charleston. May 29 ' MO stutfcSmo pRAWOIS fl. DUO, Late of tbs Brm of Shepherd, Du? lt Cohen, itAWorAcroasua os ?LAIN r J: if W A a ?; And Wholesale Deal? to JAPANNED. STAMPED WARB, Aa, lo. BS Steyms SUSWl, >.?BaajraasS0SB. 8, C mr ovL FATJTY, MvuMSuni xnp DOXJBS ??SaasiSSsilBy. - sat May a? ?tartiuit Sam. Valuable Real Batate at Auction. tV. Y. LEITCH A> lt. g. BRUNS? A uctioncora. 3y virtue of an order of sale to mo directed, br th* S."?*.00^*6^ * 7:'D; ,,wd?<, 01 tl?? United Mate* District Court for tue Dle'rkt of outli Carolina. I will offer lor Bale at public auction, at tho Old Post office, loot of Broad-street, ou THOTisn xv JnYw lat, at ll o'clock, a. M. ALL THaT PLANTA I ION OU TRACT CF LAND* in tbe Wand'' River, about niue milos foi? Citarlos^ on, known as Woodville, containing four hundred cree, moro or loee. ALSO, ALL TH\T PLANTA I U>N OU TRtCT OF LARD, mown as the Darby Tract, situated iu tho rear of ho four Milo Rouse, on tho p'auk road, containing orty-four acres of IIIRU land aud eight acres of marsh and, moro or lenB. AI.80. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with tho Buildings, iltuated ou tho wost side ot Menbanio-?tret:t, In the tillage of Hikers vi lo, measuring and containing ratho front and back lines each n nely feet by three inndred feet in depth. ALSO, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with tho Building hereon, Bitua'.c at the corner of th? Main Road ana Division-street, in the Village of ItikersviUe, mea turing and containing in front ou Division-street ninety feet, and in depth- feet; butting and rounding east on Malu Road, weBt on Northeastern Railroad track, south ou Divtsion-atroet, and west on anda of A. Carsten. ALSO. ALL THO SK TWO LO rrt, known ns Lot B and Lot 3, in the plan of tho Village of RikcrHviilo, moda ay John L. Branch. Lot. B containing about one ?nd one-quiitor acies, and Lot O aoutaintug about twenty-oae acres of Marsh Land, na will appear by reference bad to said plat. ALSO, ALL THAT PLANTAT1 i? OUTBACT OF LAND, apposite theQuirter House, ou the plank road,about Uve miles trom Charleston, containing one hundred ind aix (lO?j aeren, moro or lees. ALSO, TWELVE LOTS in the Town of It avenel, situate* on tho Charleston and Savana iu Railroad, nb rat* fifteen miles from Charleston, fronting on Mellard atreet,an t measuring on eald front lino two hundred and ten ieet cacti, and containing from four ld eoven aorea each, as mcy be goon by the p.at of said Vil? lage. Terms-One-third oasb ; balance in two equal suc? cessive annual instalments, s oe ur od by bond of pur? chaser and mortgage of the premises Building* te? be insured and policy assigned. Vurchasers to pay for papers and stamps. LOUT-1 MoLaTN, A8eigueo for l>. Hiker. jK*y To WHOM rr MAY COMOSBH.-The lien cr?ditera of D. KI KICK, Bankrupt, are nereby noti? fied thar pursuant to an order of court, dated Marett 25th, 1869, they are required to prove and establish their liena before J C. CARPENTER, Eaq., Regis? trar, on or before July 1st, 1869, or elao be debarred from any benefit arising from the decree to be made ia tata case. LOUIS MoL \ IN, June 19 pwlthl Assignee o. Rlker. _-i. - CONSTABLE'S BALBI. On WEDNESDAY, the 29th inst, at 10 o'clock, will be aold at th a office of the Oharlestoner Ztetung. The PHI NT INO MATERIAL Of the Charles toner Zietung. Levied on as the property of . at the ault of-. JOHN D. KENNEDY, June 18 2 Special Constat le. Auctioneers {Iwate Salee. Dwelling Route and Drug Store in Graham? ville, S. O. BY A. C. KAUFMAN. At Private Bale- _ A new and eligibly located RESIDENCE tn the Vil? lage of Grahamville, containing six rooms, with an extensive lot of ten acr^s, -ix or which are cleared and under fence. On the premises are all necessary outbuildings, viz : Servants' houses, stables, Ste. ; also a flrje vegetable garden. Tnere stands upon the asme a Drug Store and general country atore, open ma one Into the other-both stocked and iu success? ful operation. The drugi", wbioh are a very chotos, selection, will be sold either with tbs property or apart from it. To a young man of energy ana enterprise, this property offers peculiar attractions. Being an es? tablished stand iq the centre of the town, on the line of the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, which will be extended to this point in a few weeks, its value must have an increasing tendency. Terms accommodating to an approved purchaser. Apply aa above at No. 25 BROAD-STREET. June 17 thamfa fjtoi?Mnfl ^Materials, (Ctr. . ' 00,000 i EET ONE INCH BOARD9. For sale by JOHN C. M ALLON EB. Office Lumber Yard and Planing Mills, Horlbeck's Wharf, near N ortheastern Bailroad. June 18 S S T EAN SASH, BLIND AND DOOR FACTORY* L. E. CORDBAY & OO, No. 2 PRITOHARD-STRNET, OPPOSITE J. F. TAYLOR & CO.'S MACHINE! SHOPS. SASHES, GLAZED AND UNGLAZED, alway? on hand PANEL DOORS, HOT HOUSE SASHES* MOULDINGS, &c, made np at short no? tice, and at the lowest terms. L. E. CORD RAY..C. A. TROUOHB March 93 Smo Batir*?)*. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ft OHABULSTOK, 8. C., April 9,18??. | OH AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL ll TH, TUB) PASSBXOER TRAINS of the South Carolu s Rail? road wul run aa follows : FOB AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston..8.80 A. BL Arrive at Augusta..4.48 P. BL Connecting with traine fte Montgomery, Memphis? NashvOle and New Orleans, via Montgomery and Grand Jonction. BOB COLUMBIA. .. Leave Char?eafcon. ..8.80 A. M. Atrlva at Columbia.ri.8.10 P. BL Connecting with Wilmington and Manch ester Batt* road, ans Camden train BBB CHARLESTON. Laars Augustes..,.. .9.00 A, BL Arrive atCharieatsa.. ........5.io P.BL Laave Colombia.1 ?8 A. M. Arrive at Charleston. .8.18 F. BL AUGUSTA NIGHT BXPREB8 , (BONI) ATS KX.0K?TIED. I Leave Charlea toa.7.88 P. BL Arrive at Augusta.8.10 A. BL Connecting with trams tor Memphis, Nashville and Raw Orleans, ria Grand Jonction. l eave Augusta.4.18 P. Sf. arrive at Charleston.4.00 A, BL COLUMBIA NIGHT Kl PB BBS. (SUNDAYC nCERla) Laars Charleston...8.05 P. BL Arrive at Colombia.4.48 A. BL Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville Saat Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.6.80 P. M. arrive at charleston.8.80 A. K? SUMMERVILLB TRAIN. Leave Charleston.MS B. ST. Arrive at Summerville.9.(0 P. af. Laave Summerville. .T.18 A. BL Arrive at Charleaton.SdBA.lt CAMDEN BBANOH. , Camden and Columbi i Passenger Traits on Mow* nain, WSCHB?DAYS sud SAOTAOASS, connecte with vp and down Day Pasaergern at Kingvdto. Leave Camden.....0.85 A. BL Arrive at Columbi*.U.00 A, M. ave Columbia......9.30R.BL ira at Camden.7.08 P. lt? AprUM**' General^iw'bt?od?nC, Ttt ?WAK? ? li , GENERAL COMMISSION MBB0H4Hl\ Bis, SB Wsisvea-cftraet, JPNBSONAL ATTENTION ?mw TO THE PUB> CRASH of ?R atada or MBBCHaNBiSB, Roots, a^a?t-vOa^.?ndTrunks, ?ad Straw ??SSA e^Sk^?&?LT' " ***** ?preaaptret?g^ssd^^ , . ?at-Wesksy Fr?as Ona^? arnftotT'**' - ?"