The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 01, 1869, Image 3
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?jjsi i MEI TI NOS THIS DAY.
'Howard Lodge at 8 P. M. -
V_ j Homestead Loan and Building Association,
^ ^Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, at 10
Medical Society, at 8 P. M.
Yoong America Fir? Company, at 8 P. M.
Emmett Circle, at 8 P. si.
8. F. Club, at 8 P. M.
Sri 1J AUCTION VALES THIS MAY. \ " -?
HOLMES ft MAOBXTH will sell at ll o'clock, it
the old Postoffioe. hanse - and lot in Columbia.
A. C, UQGILLIYIUY will sall at ll o'clock,
at the old Poato?Bce, valuable real estate in
T.at? Cairn wai sell at three-quarter-past 9
o'clock^at bia atora, butter, lard. Ac.
Knox, ?ALT A Co. will se,1 at 10 o'clock, st
their store, shoe?, clothing, ftc
LA tran A ALBUSDIB will sell st 10 o'oloci,
ak^bsWSbre, ory-lalted herrings.
J*>REICEE A SCHACHTE will sell at a quarter to
10 o'clock, at their i tora, shooters, bama, Ac.
Joe* G. Mxuron A Go. will sell at 10 o'dock,
at their store, dry' eoods, Ac.
HJBH? Coma. A Co. will sellai half-past 9
O/ctook,-at their store, new butter.
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MXBCIAL CtSOULAB will be ready for delivery
at nine o'clock to-morrow morning. Business
houses. jjrisHng ? to subscribe for a specified
number of copies containing their cards, should
" Insane their orders at our counting room to-day.
AU craters for too copios and over will bs sup?
plied ar the rat? of two anda half cents per
copy.
Manoajrraj PETNTTNQ.-All kinds af mer
cintile printing," such as circulars, letterheads,
. cards, bill heada, statement?, Ac., for count?
ing-rooms and offices, promptly executed in
the neatest siylefand at the lp west rates for
vcaah, at THE NEWH JOB Ornat, No. 149 East ?
Bay.*? ' ? . \ '"? '. '"'
- ?^TPOHXMXNT or BEAL Err AIE Sau.-Tbs
property in the snbnrbi of tbs city,' advertised
' for sale on the lat alt., by Mesar?. Leitch ft
Bruns, has been stopped by order of the
court. .... .. . ,
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SunucHEB OraaaTTarroypEHT.-The first num?
ber of this new German paper, pnbhahed by
Messrs. Erckmann, Bey er. A Co., has been issn ed
ft om theuvoffice, No. 70 Broad-street. Though
smala^it is quite neat io ita appearance, and is
but the shadow of good things io ?oms.' We
stjrelcome oar ootemporary to the journalistic
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t Tani BOAS? or Ta ADE BOOMS.-It will be
SOSO by tit? proceedings of tbs Special meeting
Of tbs Board.of Trade, held last evening, Hut
we abat? soon hare at Boord of Trade reading
*nd meeting, tooma, in which the members and
their friendsauay be gathered together. This
was a great public want, and we congratulate
the mertmnj?le oemmnnity that another attrac?
tion tt about to be given tho city, and that so j
importan t a mo vement is in a fair way of spee?
dy abd Bueceasfol completion.
A D ANIEL Coin TO JUDO KENT.-A colored
constable connected with Magistrate Mackeys
office, while engaged in ejecting Franois Gar?
rett, coloree, a trespasser on the premises ot
Mrs. Ann Francis, was resisted, and was com?
pelled to use the full extent of bia authority.
Be was Bxbseqdently summoned before Magis
. trate Bunch to answer the charge of assault
and battery, and tbs latter refused to take the
Dad ot a city grocer and man of property, be?
cause he was not a freeholder, and the con?
stable waa oom nltted to j ad. straw bau was j
for some time ad the go in the Republican par- [
ty, and at thia lats dais such strict judicial in
tsgrity is the--instan oe mentioned above is
quite refreshing.
, THAI THEAXEX BUSINESS.-Wo hare seen in
print slatter from Mr. Chadwick, in which bs
{ya that in cons?quence of lb? inability of tbs
trzens of Charleston to raise the Bum of $10,
0, tb? opera bout o s?beme must fail. There
is no proof of such inability, and this assertion
ia somewhat hasty. Tba dtizens have not
. been called npou generally, .and tbe indore to
respond to Mr. Chadwick's, proposition must
be mainly owing to th is fae t. Dollars now are
sa scarce as ben's teeth, but if the right kind
of men wdl take the matter in hand, $10 000
can bo, and will be, subs on bed, under proper
guarantees, for the purpose of building a theatre
and opera house. Half a dozen worum g men
can gat tho money together in a couple of ]
weeks if the scheme ia s sound one.
THE STATS COVET, JUKE 80.-Hon. K. B.
CAEPKHTZB, JUDGE, Pnxan>nro.-The People's
National and the First -National Banka ra. John
Fraser A Co. C. H. Simon ton, Esq., tor the
banks and Messrs. Magrath ft Campbell for
Jobn Fraser ft Go.
These cases were a claim by the banks on
tbs defendants for certain collaterals held by
them, and pledged in payment ol defendants'
liabilities. ' The time allowed for au arrange?
ment having elapsed, the basks demanded
pay menu A verdict waa rendered tor the
p'ain tiffs in the asm of $200,000. Tbs argu?
ment on the raeea will be continued to-day, tbe
question having arisen if this amount maana
S? gold or legal tender, and if gold, what is tbe
correct val na ti o ? of a pound sterling.
Several minor oases ware tried without com?
pleting th? call of the day.
- BCHVJBTBBSFK?T.
THE CELEBRATION" OF TBE GERMAN RIFLE
CLUB AT THE 80H?ETZENPLATZ YESTRB
BAT. 1
The Rcgulatlom-Prise?-Shootlnx-Dla
trlbat ion of Prises-Dancing, die?
There waa a merry gathering at the Schuet
zeoplaU yesterday, participating in the cele
bration of the Qermao Bifle Club, wiiioh had
?rotten it np for the parp?se of contending for
the twenty prizes left over from the grand
Sehuetzenfest in May last. There was not as
larsre a gathering nor were the exercise* on as
grand-'a scale on this occasion, but we doubt
if at the former there were more genuine en?
joyment and better shooting than was had
yesterday.
THE DAT
was bright and the sun intensely hot, bat
neath the shade at the Schentzenplatz, the
heat was cot felt, and the breeze from the
rivi cooled the air and made every one rejoice
thai they were ont of the hot city to where it
WM delightfully pleasant and where they could
bid dull care begone, and enjoy themselves
with that freedom and zest which marks an
era in one's life.
THE CROWD.
There were between five and six lundred
parsons present, a large proportion of whom
ware of the gentler sex. The arrangements
for transportation, by cars and Omnibusses,
afforded a pleasant ride to the ground'!. As
soon as Ihe people arrived they dispersed
either to the dancing hall, shooting gallery, or
other pointe where amusements were going
on. As
THE 8HOOTLNO GALLES?
Waa the principal object ot attraction, after the
ladies, of coarse, we will first visit there. It was
situated OD the same spot as in May last, and
the same admirable arrangements regarding
targets, firing, Ac, were to be noticed-every?
thing to prevent danger and everything to fa?
cilitate (hose contending for the prizes. Con*
spicuou8ly poste 1 about the gallery were the
folio wing
*. REGULATIONS.
1. The shooting will be entirely under the
control of the shooting master.
2. Only active members in uniform will be
allowed to shoot.
8. Every active member will be permitted to
shoot throe times at the Bing target without
farther payment; but at every other target will
be charged tea oents.
4. Targets A and B are for bull's-eye shoot?
ing; target C for ring firing.
5. All shooting must be done standing up.
6. Nobody will be permitted to go down to
the targets.
7. Shooting will commence at nine and atop
at four o'clock.
8. AUTillea for shooting aro as they aro laid
down in the constitution.
PHIZES.
The prizes to be shot for were twenty in
number. For active members shooting at the
bull'a-eye target (the one hitting it the moat
times getting the first prize, the second best
the second prize, and so on,) there were : One
silver-plated cordial stand, one pair calf-akin
booti, one yearfe "free shaving-, one embroid?
ered infant robe, one pair congress gaiters, one
dozen condensed milk, one pair velvet suppers,
one pair embroidered suspenders.
At the Bing target for active members-each
ring into wbioh the target ia divided being
valued according to ita nearness to the centre,
and the marksman marting the highest re?
ceiving the first prize, and so on-the prizes
were* One pair patent leather boots, one Eng?
lish walking coat, one white silk vest, ooe silver
mounted whip, one pair black pants, one la?
dies'dressing case, one pair kid slippers.
The prizes for the passive members were :
One ladies' bonnet, one gold mounted riding
whip, one croquet game, one white Alpine bat,
one box Cohen's medicines.
THE SHOOTING
commenced at nine o'clock, under the direc?
tion of the shooting master, Captain r. Speng?
ler, President of the Washington (D. C.) Club,
but also a member of th? German Rifle Club,
and by it elected shooting manier for the next
year. From the commencement until four
o'clock the oracJaog of rifles, was craite lively
reminding the bid campaigners of more trou?
ble os times. The targets, one hundred and
twonty-a ve yards distant, were seldom missed,
and the close shots were so numerous that it
were a useless task to attempt to count them.
The active members generally used the rifles
mane by Mr. J. H. Happoldt, gunsmith, on
Meeting-street, and with them the Orange
powder, or which Messrs. O. W.Williams A
Co. aro agents, both being pronounced excel?
lent. The same description of rifles were in
use with the passive members, who, however,
used Hazzard's rifle powder.
About half-past throe o'clock the majority
of thoo? conten din jr for prizes ceased firing,
and the in tercet centred upon the passive mem?
bers, who,, believing that they had one more
prize than they were entitled to, offered to se?
iest one of their number to contend for it with
any one selected by the active member^. Tbe
ofter was accepted, and Mr. J. H. Happoldt
waa selected by the passive, and Mr. J. C. H.
Clausa ea by the active CK m be rs. The contest,
which was close, resulted in Mr. Happoldt
win ni og the prize.
DABCXBO
and other amusements were sot allowed to
flag while the shooting was going on. At ten
o'clock the ladies and their partners assembled
in the Tapper room of the large building there
devoted to amusements, and with, twinkling
feet kept time to the lively strains of the band.
Those who were disinclined to dance had other
amusements, such as billiards, ten-pins, and
the like to engage their attention, and thus all
mada the boors go swiftly and Joyously by
oneil five o'clock, when it was announced that
the time had arrived for the
LISTEXBUTION OF PHIZES
to those who bad bees successful in the
shooting contest. The prizes were brought to
a stand in the oentre of tho green. On and
around it the male portion of the audience
assembled, while the ladies looked on from the
balcony above. Captain F. Melcher* was
selected to deliver th? prizes to the passive
members, and dti so, after stating the plea?
sure it was to him to deliver the prizes so
handsomely woo. The recipients arc as
named :
Fust priz?, a ladies' bonnet, to J. H. Hap?
poldt
Second prizo, *> gold mounted riding whip,
to B. S. Bruns.
Thiid prize, a croquet game, complete, lo
John A. Michel.
Fourth prize, a fine Alpine hat, to W. H.
Burn.
Fifth prize, one box of Cohen's medicine, to
J. H. Happoldt.
Mr. B. 8. Bruns, who had bees selected to
deliver the prizes tn the active members, now
took tho stand and made some pleasant re?
marks regardiug the celebration of the day,
and of ail the celebrations by the Germans,
which he truly asserted were so well calcular
ed to produce good feeling and gooi fellow?
ship, not only among themselves, bat among
all nationalities, the representatives of which
always delighted to attend their gatherings.
He then delivered the prizes as follows, Baying
something humorous concerning each prize:
First prize, a silver-plated cordial stand, to
F. Torck, who made twenty-eight ceutre shots.
Second prize, a pair of calf-skin boots, to H.
Bensen; twenty-five centre shots.
Third prize, one year's free shaving at Lom
bardo'a saloon on Market-street, to T. Speng
1er; eighteen centre shots.
Fourth prize, an infant's embroidered robe,
to J. 0. H. Ol UBSPD; eleven centre shots.
Fifth prize, a pair of congress gaiters, to
John Wohlimaun; nine centre shots.
Sixth prize, a dozen cana condensed milk, to
S. Charles Seel; four centre shots.
Seventh prize, a pair of vtlvet slippers, to
John Schalla; three centre shots.
Eighth prize, a pair of embroidered suspen?
d?is; 'o John Knobeloch; three centre shots.
For the Bing Tai get-First prize, a pair of
patent leather boots, to J. C. H. Glaasseu,
whose three shots marked forty.
Second prize, an English walking coat, to H.
Bensen, who marked thirty-eight.
Thitd prize, a while silk vest, to S. Charles
Seel, who marked thirty-five.
Fourth prize, a silver-mounted whip, to
Johns Ostendoiff, who marked thirty-three.
Fifth prize, a pair of black pants, to C. Men?
sing, who marked thirty-three.
Sixth prize, a lady's dressing-case, to'T.
Spengler, who marled thirty-three.
Sevanth prize, a pair of kid slippers, to F.
TheeB, who marked thirty-three.
CONCLUSION.
At the conclusion of the distribution the
semblage resumed their various amusements,
which were continued until a late hour las
night; eaoh and every one dispersing to dream
over the joya of this and to wish for another
Schoulzenfest immediately.
The day was marked throughout by the
mos* decorum, nhich by the way, is always
noticeable at all festivals given by our G rm au
citizens, who are most indefatigable when
work, and no less so when they devote their
time to pleasure; they go about it witb a zest
that is a stranger to almost every otber peopl
yet there is a quiet enjoyment, and such a coi
dial spirit thal make all at home who attend
their festivals. May there be hundreds more
of them, and all who were present yesterday
live to enjoy them and many more, is our stn
care wish.
THE CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE.-A spec?
ial meeting of the Charleston Board el Trade
was held last evening, the President, H Cobla
Esq., in the chair.
Applications for membership were received
from the following gentlemen : F. E. Fraser
W. B. Smith, Henry Gourdin, J. R. Pringle
W.P.Hall, H.T. Peake, A. Cameron, B.
Barkley, O F. Panknin, J. T. Humphreys
A. Falk, D. Haas, William Sheppard, N. Hunt
N. A. Hunt, James Adan, Robert White,
Yon San ten, Andrew J. Brown, B. R. Riordan
John Campeen, J. A. Qaackenbusb, Genera]
J. W. Harrison, J. C. H. Cla?asen, William
Laidler, E. Horry Frost; E. N. Thurston, F.
Fanning, T. A. Jeffords, Q. A. Damon.
On' motton, the roles were suspended and
the applicants were elected by acclamation.
The chairman congratulated the Board on
the accession of new members, and said that
there was ether agreeable business to come
before the meering.
Hr. E. W. Marshall arose, and said that he
was one of the members of the receotly ap?
pointed committee which had solicited sab
script ions tor the reading-room of the Charles?
ton Board of Trade. The committee had
been met in nearly every instance
with cordiality and kindness, and the
work might now be regarded as an accom
pushed success. It was proper, however, to
say that the maia credit of the whole under?
taking was due to D. F. fleming, Esq., who
had labored in the cause with a zeal and ener?
gy, only equalled by his modesty as a man and
merit os a merchant [Applause.] The Bum
subscribed was large, and would be increased
to an amount amply sufficient for the purpose
proposed. Ia conclusion, he read the following
heading of the subscription list, which ex?
plains the object of raising the mosey:
Feeling the great want that bas long existed
in the City of Charleston tor a reading room
accessible to Etrangers visiting the city, aa
advantageous to the. mercantile community
generally, we, the undersigned, hereby agree
to give, as a donation to- the Charleston Board
of Trade, the sums opposite our respective
names for the purchase of a building to enable
them to carry out the above object.
Hr. Marshall then submitted the following
Which waa unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That a special committee be ap
pointed by the chair, to consist of the presi?
dent, vice-president and five other membirs of
the board, whose doty it shall be to carry out
the object stated in the above preamble, and
that this committee be constituted a Board of
Trustees to act uotil the next annual meeting
of this board, and that the president of this
board bo authorized to execute all necessary
p?pers in connection therewith.
The following are the committee : President
H. Cobie, Tice-President A. H. Hayden, Messrs
D. F. Fleming, E. W. Marsball, W. K. Byan
H. Bisohoff and B. 8. Bruns. ?
On morion, the meeting thea adjourned.
CROTCHS.-There are no new developments
in the Council ring. T. J. Mackey bas return?
ed to the fold and the faithful are still waiting
The residents of the neck Buffer serious
inconvenience-atom the distance of the ice
houses and the scarcity of reliable servants. A
few branch ice booses in the northeastern sec?
tion of the city, would prove a paying invest?
ment.
There was nothing startling or strange on
tbe police record 'yesterday. Two aspiring
colored men took advantage of the heat to go
ou a royal benzine burst, but sere locked up
in the cool.
Improvements are still progressing at the
State Courthouse. The interior presents a
pleasing appearance, and the entire building is
now an ornament to the city.
Notwithstanding the extreme beat of the
weather there was a warm debate in Judge
Carpenter's Court yesterday, and the vot?es of
the legal disputants could be heard above the
din of passing vehifjes, and far beyond the
sawdust limit.
Major John B. Dennis is spoken of as tho
deputy collector under Mr. Clark. The anti
Clark party, however, assert that his appoint
ment is not conect, and ihat he will never be
the collector. The honor of having induced
the change ia variously attributed to C. C.
Bowen, Senator Sawyer, and the indefatigable
Tim. Hurley.
On Monday night, thc house Of Mr. T. H.
Thayer, in Tradd-slroot, wa3 entered by some
ono unknown, and roboed of wearing apparel
and other articles of value.
Rumor strongly asserts that a prominent
leader in the third house of be South Carolina
Legislature was instrumental m the chaDge of
collectors. He has recently returned from
Washington, and, it is said, brought Mr.
Clark's commission in his carpet bag.
It was red hot in the soo yesterday, bat the
comparative desertion of the streets was at?
tributed to the full attendance at tbe Sehuet?
zenfest.
The Emmett Circle (F. B.) will meet ai fae
Hibernian Hall to-nicht.
The First National Bank will be closed on
tbe fifth of Joly; all papers duo mast be an?
ticipated.
HAPPOLDT'S RIFLES.-The majority of tho ri?
fles used at the Schnetzenfest yesterday were
made by our townsman, Mr. J. H. Happoldt,
and it is pleasing' in the highest degree that
weapons so handsome externally, and BO per?
fect for thu parp?se for which they are intend?
ed, should have been provided in our city by a
Charleston artificer. Slr. H. enjoys a high
reputation as a gunsmith, and the good work
done yesterday by his rifles cannot tail to in?
crease bis well-deserTed popularity.
Hom, ABBXTALS JUBB 89.-Ohariesion Botel.
F. G. Whalen, Connecticut; W. W. Gary, F.
Arnim, wife and son. Edgefield Cou: tb one e.
Pavilion Holet -8. Brown, B ackville; M.
Spaio, Snmmervtlie; Major Geo. Burroughs, ?.
8. A.; O. 8. Gibbs and lady, Booth Carolina; J.
D. Harper, Kingatree; C. W. Brown. New York;
Jamea Harper, Kingatree; M. A. Bvrne, North
Caro'ioa; Wm. P. Nester, South Carolina; R.
M. DuBoao, South Carolina; James A. Parier,
Orangeburg; J. B. Singletary, city; P. g. Wor
sham, Cooper River.
UNITED STATES COUBT. JOKE 30.-HON. GEO.
9. BBT&N, JUDGE. PRESIDING.-The following
matters were disposed of ia this court to-day :
Jno. A. McBae, assignee, was discharged
from all liabilities as such.
The petitions of B. C. Easterling and C. D.
EtsterliDg, of Bennettsville, and Samuel W.
Evana of Society Hill, for final discbarge, were
presented by Townsend & HuJson, and hear?
ing ordered at Greenville on Angus110.
Onmjtiou of Townsend k Hudson, Joo; A.
McBae, assignee, was ordered to aell the as?
signed prcpeny of C. D. ? B. E. Easterling.
Ex parte Hobt. Wells, in re Irby G. Wells.
Petition to establish a lien. On motion of
Blandina & Richardson pro pet., the report of
tbe Registrar was confirmed, and the assignee
ordered to sell the bankrupt's mortgaged prop?
erty. _ _
BV8INB88 NOTICES.
Go TO GBOBOE LITTLE & Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars, for $13.
Jane 1 tuthslmo
Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Go. tor fine black
'cassrmere pants, $3. tutbslmo June T
?!)tt1s art /nrnistjino, ?MOS.
FINE SHIRTS TO ORDER,
A S IVE. CIA LT Y,
AT
2 LAOKWBLL'8,
No. 219 BTNG-aiBEEI, .
June 17 tastnlmo One door below Market.
T7UNK WAUTE .SBlKTs.-THB CKEK
_T SKATED ST?B SBTBTS, tn all sizes, ready
made or mad? to" order, at
SCOTT'S
Gentlemen's Furnia bing Store, . j
_Meellng-street, opposite the Market.
FANGT STRIPED PERCALE SHIttTS,
of the best quality and in assorted patterns, at
KJOTT'8*
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meeting-street opposite thg Marget.
INDIA OAtTZtS SH1KT?. FeiuM 34 TO
44 inches, at 8COTT*B" - "
Gent'emen's Furnishing Store,
Meeting-street, opposite the Market
LISLE THU BAD SHIRTS, WITH LONG
and short Sleeves, In all sices and grades, at
SOO IT'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
_meeting-street, opposite the Market.
DRAW EKS, IN IilSJKN ANO JKANS,
tn all B'SSS, and warranted to flt, at
SCOTT'S
Gentlemen's -Furnishing Store,
Meerlog-street, opposite th? Market.
GK IV TL KM II VS LINK* AM) PA r E R
COLLARS-a specialty. The best stock, in
price, style, quality, or quantity. The following
styles constantly on hand, vis: Broadway, Vander?
bilt. Best, Jockey, Snow flake, Boa, fchatespeare,
Dickens, Boston xacht Olnb. At
.BOOTI'er .
. Gentlemen's" Fun?ihtu? Stott.
- Meeuag-atreot, opposite'the Market.
pRA?'S PA1EST MOl'LDED ORIENT
VJT COLLAR; al KO the latest style Paper Collar,
called the KkYSTOXK, manufactured by the Key?
stone Collar Company. ? At"
SOOIT'S
Gentlemen'? Furuieh na Store.
_Meeting-street, opposite the Market.
LIN EV AND PAPEK U17 KIPS, IN ALL
styles and sises. At .
SCOTT'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
MeerlDg-?treet, o >p site the Market
OSIER Y -KNGLI-H AND GERMAN
HALF HOSE, In Cotton and Lisle Thread.
At soori's
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
Meeting-street, opposite, the Market.
NECKTIES AHO CHAVA ? 8,-i FtILL
line of the latest styles of NE 'KTIE9, CB A
VATS, SCARPS and Bown, Boring stocka and Na?
poleon Hes. At . . SCOT I'd
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, -,
Meeting-street, opposite the Market
HANDKE8CIHKFS, IN LIN BN ANO
SILK, ready hemmed for lmmellate use. At
.. SCO TI'S
Gentlemen's F arni* hin* Blore.
Meeting-street opposite the Market.
UMBRELLAS. IN COTTON, SCOTCH
Gingham, Alpaca and S?k all sizes and prices.
At SCOTT'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Mee Ung-street, opposite the Market.
January 1 6mos
/ittrariaL
ANKERS.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MEB
OH AM TS, withing Cbecks, UUnks, Lotter Heads, or
Job Printing of any description, c:n get their orders
Oiled promptly and in the neatest style, at cheap
rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
149 East Bay.
/inc Jlrts.
pHOTOGRAPH COLORING.
PERSONS' WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly fl Had by leaving them at Holmes' Book
House. Written directions should in each .-..i be
given as to the style of coloring pieferred.
April 22 3mos??
itu, ftqwrij (Ste.
JAMES A. MILLER'S
CHICKEN COCK WHISKEY.
We are Agents of the above celebrated and well
known brand of JAMES A. MILLER'* CBIcKKN
CO-'K OLD BOURBON WH1-KRY, which is the
GENUINE ARIIOIJE, and offer it to the trade, war?
ranting lt to sire entire patifltactlon. lt is manufac?
tured, copper distilled, of the best grain and pure
qualities-improves bv age, especially in the south?
ern enmate.
A large stock cone tautly on band, of d'fferent ase 9
and price?; cooperare'of the most superior.
For sale in lots to snit purchasers, by
COBB, DOLHONDE k CO..
.-ole Agents for the south.
No. 37 Natchez-street. New Orleans.
Or HENRY COBIA & CO.,
Sub-agents, Cbarleston. S. C.
Jone 10 Imo
Q H AM il ERL.VIN dt SEABROOK,
ATTOBNEYS AT LAW
ABD
SOLICITORS IN EQUITY,
Charleston. S. C.
Office in the Courthouse.
D. a. CHAMBERLAIN, Atty-Genoral...E. B. BEABEOOS.
Special attention will be paid to the Prosecution ol
Claims hold by parties outeide of the State. May 4 I
V. C H E V R E U X ,
SCULPTOR iND ARCHITECT.
MARBLE WORKS.
Corner Meeting-Street ?nd Horlbeck's
Alley,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Plans nude to order and work executed promptly.
Joly 1_jamemos
VICO BT A BLES, F HUIT, AT LOW
PKlOES.
1 om ? toes, per bo ?iel box: tl 50; balf size, 75c
Also, received dally- ?PPLE-, Peaobee, Poultry,
Fggs, Ac. All of- whian will be sold at extremely
low prices by WILLI A M HUNT,
No. 42 Market-3treet, North side,
July 1 a Between Mooting andOhuxch-etreeta.
?i OUTRE RN LANDS WASTED,
W. C. ALDEN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
N?. 3?X PINE-SIBKET, NEW YORK CITY.
TUE ABOVE FIRM HAVE ESTABLISHED A
Special Department for the Baying and Selling of
Southern BEAL EsTATP, Oity and'Country. They
have placed Ur. J. M. MORGAN (late of Charleston,
8. 0.,) at the head of this branch ol their butin?es.
Parties wishing to sell property in the New' York
nurka will find it to their advantage to address the
above firm.
Mr. MOKOAN refers to Mesas. O. A. TBESHOLM
A Sox, Charleston, S. C. "*
June 7
Imo
J^EFI N KD FAMILY LARD,
SACKED BY
PROCTER & GAMBLE,
- CINCINNATI.
M3~ Ask your Grocer for our Brand of ]
Lard In these Paekagei.
Packed io 8 tb. ? rb, io rb Caddies; ?0 lb Cans for j
shipment Cheapest mode for selling Lard, fend
for Price List
Sold by Grocers tn Charleston.
May W nae stumSmo
??ilrjj??is.
GRF. KN VILLE ANO COLUMBI AR Al L
BO-.D COMPANY.
TBEASUREB'S OFFICE. )
COLUMBIA, H. C., JUNE 28, 1869. )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IHAT THE SIX
Months' Interest due 1st Joly, 1869, on the state
Guaranteed Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness
of this Company, will be paid-less Government
Tax-upon presentarlo i ot the I'oupons.at the FIRST
NATIONAL BANE of CH ABLE-TON, 8. C., and the
Carolina Natlooal Bank of Columbia, 6. 0.
The .--ix Months' Interest noon the First Mortgage
Bonds of the Company, which have not been ex?
changed, due 1st J il y, 1869, will be paid at the Office
of the Company, m Columbia, s. C., upon presenta?
tion of the Bond. J. O. EDWARDS,
June 30 6 Treasurer.
CHEH AW AND DARLINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
TBE\-URER'S OFFICE, )
CHZKAW. S. C.. Jone 39,18 ?9. f
THE COUPONS ON THE SECOND MOR rQ AGE
BONDS or this Company, and tbs INTEREST
ON ITS CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, both
of whloh become due on the 1st Joly ensuing, will
be paid upon presentation at tho People's National
Bank of Charleston
Holders who prefer it will be paid at my offl e in
Cheraw. I. H. MoTVEB, Treasurer.
June 39 fi
J? LUE MIDGE RAILROAD.
THE ATTENTION OF CON TB ACTORS IS INVIT?
ED to tbe work of completing tbe Blue Ridge Roil
ro id in south Carolina, from Anderson, South rta-o
Uns, to Knoxville. Tennessee, a distance of one hun?
dred and fifty-two mlle? to build.
The Executive Committee of tbe Board of Direct?
ors u> prepared to enter into negotiations with res?
ponsible persona, wbo may desire to undertake the
work.
Payments will be made in their first mortgage (7)
per cent, bonds, principal and interest payabe
in colo, having twenty years to ran, mared by
the guarantee of the ?tate of South Carolina, for the
punctual payment of both principal and interest.
1 be mortgage rovers unencumbered property ot the
Company, which cost three ai d a quarter million a of
dollars lo gold, and embraces Arty m des of road com?
plete a d in running order.
Be tai ed Estira 'tes. Plans, Profiles and Specifica?
tions will be read v for Inspection by Joint 1,1869
Meanwhile, approximate q >an idea and other infor?
mation concerning the work may be obtained t>y ap?
plication to Colonel JAMES P. LOW, the Chief En?
gineer of the Co xpany, or to tho undersigned, at
Columbia, South Carolina.
R. K. SCOTT,
Chairman of Executive Committee.
N. B. The time for opening the bids for the con?
struction of this Road is fixed for the 8th day of
J ULT next, at ia M. at Columbia, 8. C. Bids will be
received by the Executive Committee un to that
date. ll Jane 26
gUl'TII CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I
CHAIILESTOS. H. C., April 9, 1*89. f
ON AND A PT EB SUFDAY. APRIL Urn, THB
PASSLU TEB TRAINS of th* sou'h Carolus Bail
road will run ss follows :
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston.8.<?0 A. M
Arrive at augusta.1-13 P. M.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis
Nashville and '-ew Orleans, via Montgomery an
(irau'i Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA,
t.eave Charle-ton.8.H) A. Ai
Arrive at Commins.6.10 P. M
' ounettmg with Wilmington and .Manchester R?ii
road, mr Camden tram
PU lt oHARLEalON.
Leave Augusta.*.O.t'o A. M
Arrive at Charleston.MO '- ? Si
Leave Columbia.a
Arrive at Charleston.6.1') P. M
AUGCSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
IBTNDAT8 EXCEPTED.!
Leave Charleston.1.7.30 P. M.
Arrive at A turu f ta.6-lU A. td
Connecting wltb trains tor Memphis, Ns-hvi)l?
and New Orleans, vis Grand Junction.
leave Augusta.4.10 p. M
Arrive at Charleston.1.00 A. ti
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
(SUNDAY? EXCEPTED.)
Let ve Charleston.B.ns P. M
Arrive at Columbia..-...4.16 A. V
Connectingoundays excepted)with Greenville an>
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia.S.S>) P. M
Arrive at Charleston.5.30 A. ll.
St MMEBVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston.P. X.
Arrive at Summerville. U 0 S. V.
Leave Summerville.7.10 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.139 A. M
CAMDEN KB ANC H.
Camden and ?'olnmbii Pakenser Trails on MOM
DITS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, connects wilb
np and dova Day Passengers at KingviIK
Leave Camden.6 35 A. a
Arri ?eat Columbia.LLiSj A. M.
Leave Columbia......I*'P.M.
Arrive ut Camden.".OJ P. M,
Signed) H. T. ?-EAKK,
April 10 General feuperiutendeLt,
?irtifi Sain.
Ladies' md Oentt' Boot* and Shoes, Clothing,
Fancy Goods, $c.
KNOX, DALY & CO.,
So. 150 Meeting-street, corner of Went?
worth.
Will sen aa above, THIS DAT, st 10 o'alock, A. M
Terms cash.
FRIDAY, 2d, Furnitur?. TUESDAY, 6th Cloth.
tag._Jory 1
toy's Fancy Straw Bats, Ben's Leghorn Hats,
Ladies' Silk Gloves, Dry Gooas, &c.
BY JOHN ti. MILNOB & CO.
THIS DAT. 1st Instant, at 10 o'clock, we will aeU at
our Auction Salesroom, No 185 Meeting street,
Boy's Fancy STBAW HATS AMD OaPS, Men's
and Boy's Leghorn Hals, Ladies' and Misses Buff
a'd Colored bilk and Lisle Tbread Gloves, Beat's
OIL Fancy Boxes, Women's and Misses' Hoop Skirts,
Swiss Muslins, Nainsook and India Mull Muslins.
Corded Tuck skirts, Hemstitched L c.* Hand ker
ckiefs. Palmetto, Paper and Linen Fans, White and
slate Hose, Brown Half Hoi?, Shirting stripe's,
Denims, Apron Checks, Ac, ftc. / '
Conoltlonscash._Joly! ,
Elegant Privait Residence at Corner of Orange
and Tradd strutt.
W. Y. LEITCH & B. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
By virtue of sn order of sa'e to me directed, hythe
Hon. George 8 f ryun, Judge of the United States
Court for tne District of south Carolina, I will Fell
at public aucilon, on 1 HTJHSD ? Y July Sib, at ll
o'clock A. M.. at the Old Posto Alee,
That very desirable, ana tpaiious BESIDENCEat
norihwest comer of Orange and Tradd streets, now
.occupied by tbe Hon. P. C. Gaillard. The House
contains-^ rooms, and upon the prrmlsts are all
-necessary out hui 1 logs with a spacious garden spot
under cultivation. Ibis is one of the most desira
b e residences in Charleston, and ls well situated
with reference to the bunn ess part of Charleston,
and its close proxlmi y to the .Batte y, Lot mea?
sures 110 ieet on Tradd, by 140 feet on Orange
street .
Term?-One-tourth ca?h ; balance In one, two and1
three yean, secured by bond and mortgage of the !
property, withtnte e.it; property to be insured and'
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay Auctioneers for
papers and. stamps. .. -O
LAWRENCE W. O'HEAB, 1
July 1 thtuthS Assignee of Theodore Stoney.
;
SHERIFF'S SALK.
in the Court of Probate-Jacob H. Kalb, Ad
tmini*tratar, vs. B B. Watson $ D J.
Thomas, et al.
In pursuance of a Decretal Order of I. N. Teague,
Probato Judge, tn this cause, I will seU st Black?
ville, Barnwell County, 8. C., on SALKSDA? ta
JOLT next, 1869, at public auction, at the usual I
hours ol ?ale,
Certain LOIS OB PARCELS OF LAND in (he
Town of Blackville, situate, lying and being aa fol?
lows: Two Lot? front'ng on Rallrpsd.it re et, each 60
fret front by 160 feet depth, on Bloter ..O.'To 7 and
8; thies Lets on Block "O '* No?. Il, 22 and 23, each
measuring 60 ieet on Walker-street, by 200 feet in
depth.
Oa these Lota are a fine hotel building, one large
drv goods and grocery storehouse, and three other!
smaller storehouses, and all the Lots are valuable
for bundine sites.
Temi of Sale--Cash enough to pay tba costs of,
suit, * nd i be balance on a end.t until January the
first eighteen hundred and seventy-one. 11871.)
with interest from date of parchase at seven per
cent per annum, i i ties to he executed, but not
delivered unul tho whole purchase money ls paid,
and if not paid when dca. tobe re s ?ld lot cash, at
the risk of tbe former or Ant purchaser. The pur?
chaser to give his bond to the Judge of Probate, with
two or more good sureties, to bo approved bv h Ira.
The parchase money, when due, to be paid into the
Court of Probate to abide its farther order. Par
chaser to pay for necessary papers ard stamps.
sheriff's Office, June loth, 1869.
J arie 28 7 N. O. W. WALK EB, Sheriff.
Slate ^Dfrtisrmrnts.
J^XECUTIVJfi HEPA RPM at SJ T.
STATE OF SOOTH CAROLINA. )
TEEAETJKT DEPABTMETTT, J
COLUMBIA f. C.. Jane 16.1869. J
THE INTEREST DOS ON THE BONDS OF THE
STATE OF SOOTH CAROLIN *, since July 1st, 1867,
will be paid on and after Jory 1st, 186V. at the Bank?
ing House, AI H. H. KIMPTON, Ita 9 Nassau- slr et.
New York,?id*at the Treasury Office, st Columbia,
S. C.
TBE INTEREST DUE ON THE REGISTERED
STOCK OP TBE STATE, since July 1st, 1867, win
be paid at the Treasury DeDartment In Colombia
only. NTL ES O. ^ ARK KR,
Treasurer State Sooth Carolina.
June 18_ U
j^XECUTIVK DEPARTMENT.
STATS TREASURY OFFICE, \
COLUMBIA, 8. 0.. Jane 16, 1869. j
UNDER TBE ACT FOB THE CONVERSION OF
THE STATE HFC?BITIKS, th* Twasunr of the
State ls pre oared to issue Bonds bearing 8lx Per
Cent, interest, payable semi-annually for registered
Stock. Bond? an prepared for $100, $6oO and $1000.
Fraot'ons may *~e returned ta certificates of stock.
Pe reo; is desirous of converting their Stock into
Bonds, will please present their certificates at this
office, with name endorsed upon tbe Lank (wit.
neaped.)
Persons having Coupon Bonds desirous to procure
Registered c toe tr In lira thereof, will please present
(he sime to this office with Instructions.
When parties cannot attend in person to transact
their business at tuls nfa?e, it is preferable that the
esme should be transacted through some authorized
agent NILE* G. PABKEB,
June 17 13 Treasurer State 8ouih Carolina.
J. B. HEARD, H. X. I W. J. HEAJOD. MOBTOLX.
C. W. TOtTSO, H. T. I F. E. OOODBLDOX , POBTBKOUTH.
J T^E ARD, YOUNO ?i CO..
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 9*17 Washing ton.street.
?yE ir ross:.
SPECIAL ATTENTION ?j I YEN TO THE SALE Ol
EARLY VEG EG ABLES. FBUTT9.
POTATOES, ftc.
REFEBIISCES.-Governor Z. B. Vance, Charlotte;
W D. Iteyno'ds ft Bro., Norfolk; E. G. Gh?o, Super,
intendent t*. ft R. Railroad, Portsmouth: Colonel 8
L. Fremont, li. E. Purruss. Esq, Wilmington: b.
K. Thurber ft Co.. Lacsbra i ft Epbert, New Ycrk;
Bernard O'Neill,Charles:on; A>xaader ft Bussell,
Savannah. 3mos Apr!:
? 1 HA lt LE STOX AOKII'ULTIIK AL
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE.
A GBl CUL I UR A L 1MPL EVENTS, GA RDE?
SEEDS *e.
ELLERBE'S TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE.
. G Et?. ?. PING REE,
Nc 140 Moetinu-ftred. Charloteo.
March 2? . 6m?
rjtO BUV1.1K?? AIR'S.
Thr? 8DMTER NEWS,
PUBLISHED AI SUMTER, S. C..
IS ONE OF THE BEST PAPERS IN 1HE CP
COTJNTSY; has a lanie circulation, and affords sn*
perior advantages as an advertising medium. Term?
tow. Addras DARB ft OSTEEN,
February 22_Proorv>>-.
r W. ? L. G. WELLS di t O.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ko. ll* WEST PR ATT-STH E ET.
BxLTIllOaF, Mb..
RECEIVE AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL
kinds ot carly
VtOtTABLES,
FRUITS.
MELONS, ftc.
We guarantee hiohest market price? and prompt
retorna for all consignments to our boase, stencil
Plates fuxuih'icd free ot charge. 2mos May 3
Bhoulden, Banu, Script, Butter, Cheat, $9.
RIECK E<fc SCHACHTE
[ Will sell TKl D, Y, at their Stores, Not, Iii ?ad Ia-*
Eaet Bar, at a quarto to IO o'clock A. M., ~
- Iba SH' >ULDEB BACON
- Iba. Earn?
- Iba. Bacon Strips
78 t)ko*. Butter
50 boxes Factory and Skimmed Cheese T <
Hali bbls Beef Tongues and Pig* Feet *
Lard, Candles, Coffee. Condensed Milk, Afr.
Joly 1
-1
Nev Butler.
BY HEN KY COB! A & CO,
THIS DAT, at half-past 0 o'clock, we will sell ir?
frost ut our store,
15 tubP PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER.
Cond 1 done cash. jul j t
[ New "Fortune Bay" Dry Salud Berrwgt.
BY LA UREY & ALtXAJNDEB,
THIS DAT, lat Jal?, win be sold beiere our 8tore.
No. 187 Eeat Bay. at IO o'clock.
30 barrels new ''Fortuno Bay" DST SALTED
HERRINGS.
Conditions cash. : Jury 1
Butter, Lard, $c 1
BY T. M. CATE?.
Will be sold THIS DAY. on Brown's "Wharf, st
three quarters past 0 o'clock,
50 Ark'ns BUTTES-Just leaded
SS firkin* Pure Leat and Extra Lard
50 bois Molasses
SS bMs. Sugar.
Conoltiona cash. Jut/1"
Valuable Real Estate af Auction.
BY HOLMES & MACBETH,
Auctioneers.
By virtue of an order ot soteno me directed, byfit
Boa Geo. 8. Bryan, Judge of the United Stats*
District Court, fir the Ptstrlct of South Carolina,
I will t iler for sale at public auction, et the Old
Pos tornee, foot of Broad-street, (thar eaton- 8. 0.,
THIS 0A?, Jul Y 1st. at ll o'clock A. M.,
All that LOT OB PARCEL OP LANO. situate-,
lying and being In the City of Columbia, and State of .
So ith Carolina, m eas urine and containing in front
on Wa<-hington-sireet sixty-six |M> feet and m depo?
one hundred e?d tour (104) feet Barona and bonnfi
logweit on lands now or late of estate of Charle?.
Beck, east on lands ot A. Gage and J. D. Batsman.
south on lands of G. Y. Antwerp, and north tray
Wa-hlngion-street.
Terms casi? Purchaser to pay for papers *nd>
stamps. LOUlh McLAiN,
* Assignee F. G. DeFontalne> .
To WHOM rr SCAT COKOTUT- All Hen creditors'
of F. G. DzFON TAINE. Bankrupt, are hereby nott?
fled th it pursuant to an order of the Court, dated
June 10th. 1889,- they are rnjuired to prove and
establish their liens before J. fl. CARPENTER,.
Esq., Registrar, on or before'the 1st of Jury, UK
or else be debarred from any benefit arising from "
the decree to be mtde tn thia case. ~-*?>?"J
July 1 fwmrwSthl LOUIS McLAlrT. .
USIDER DKCRB3K IN EQ,UIT Y.
Lewis H Mouzon vs. Francis G. Rolando. ?
A. *t#ILLIYXAY, .,
Auctioneer.
Will be sold, THIS DAY, the 1st day of Jar/.
18S9, io front of the Old Custouahouse, at n.
o'clock A. M precisely.
All that LO P OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, situate on sooth aids of Magasins shaft;
ID the city of Chartes ton, measuring tn iront Ott
said street 35 feet, and to depth 100 feet, be the said
measurement more or less. Bounded to the watt
on landa of alexander Black, east on lands of F. G.
Botando, south on lands occupied by F. Weaner?
and north by Magaatoe-street.
AMO, IT,'
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BaUding*
thereon, situate on the south side of Cumberland
street measuring in front on Cumberland streut At
feet, and m depth 72 feet, ba the s me mare or lees
Bounded north on Cnmberland-atrent. sooth on
lands of James Calder, east on lands of Dr. Tkomaa
Aiken, and west on hinds of Margaret Holton.
Terms-One-ha If cash; batanee oa a Credit of .ono
year, secured hy bond bearing interest, payable
semi-annually, and mortgage of the premises; build?
ings to be insured and policy assigned; Insurance
to be continued until bond ts paid. Purchaser pays
for capers and stamps. - ?
July 1 th! E. W. M. MACKEY. G. 0. O.
- - ' -- 1
pUORIX IBO AT WORKS.
JOHN F. TAYLOR Se COJ
sroczssoBs TO
CAMBRON ?? CO.,
Engineers Boil erm akers &c.
Aoi. 4, 6, 8, 10 and 19 PBJTCHARDSTREETS^
! (NEAB THE DBI DOCK,)
Charleston, S? C.
STEAM ENGINES AND B?LLERS-MAB LNB,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE.
BICE THBE8HEBS AND MILLS OF EVERT
DESCRIPTION.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING,
IBON FRONTS FOB BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IBON OIL
BBASS.
We guarantee to furnish EKG IN ES sad BOILBBS
of a? good quality and power, and at as low ratas as
can be had in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
AGESTS FOB
Ashcrofts low-water Detector,
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN
THE BOILER,
REPJIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
May 17 sac
A
V ROM * TO 350
horse power, including ff
cele orated Corliss Cut-off
Engines, Slide Valve Sta?
tion?r? Engines, Pertable
Engines, Ac. AlsCv Circu?
lar Mulsy and Gang Kaw
Mills, Sugar Cana k Us,
sha. ting Pullsys, tc, LatA
and shingle Hills. Wheat
and Cora Mills, C troncar
Saws Belting, ka. Send
tor descriptive Circular and
Price List.
WOOD A MANN STEAM kNGINE CO.,
Tebruary 18 fimos Otica, New York.
J L. MUSKS,
Ko. 34 Bro ad-atreus.
COLLECTOB OF HENT^ ?
REAL BS TA TB AGENT.^M
April 10 sruUi?oes^H
JOHN D. AL1XAIDK R ~'J^
ACCOUNTANT. " ^
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT^A
No. M ?woad-Ure?t. *"%m\
RESPECTFULLY SOLI OTT 8 BU8INE88 IN ADV
JUSTING ACCOUNTS of Merchante and others,
and in WRITING UP AND POSTINO their BOOKS, m
either in part or whole. Ac Jae na ry > j
J T. HDMFHHKTI,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COM
SION MERCHANI.
SALES OF BEAL ESTATE. STOCKS. BONDS,
CUBI?IES AND PERSONAL PBOPEBTT
ATTENDED TO.
(IO. 97 BROAO'ITHEE V
CHARLESTON. 8. a
icm
Hon. HENRY BUIST, W.* J. MAGRATH.
Geaersl JAMES CONNER, T. B. WARING, Ese,?T"
October