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LOCAL MATTERS.
- MEETINGS THIS DAT.
Landmark Lod*e, at 8 P. II.
South Oaiolina Lodge, at 8 P. If.
Board or Trade, at 8?. H.
C. L., at half-past 8 P. M.
AUCTION SALE THIS DAT
Knox, DALT A Co. will soil at 10 o'clock, at
their store, el >thiog. shoes, Ac
M. A. BUKT will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
atore, boats, shoes, ftc.
MILES DEAEE will sell at 10 o'clock, a' Ma
store clotbiua, dry goods, Ac.
B. H. MABSHAT.L k BBOTHEB will sell at balf
paet 10 o'clock, at their office, horses, mules
and furniture.
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I Bast Bay. .
- CONGEST xs. SuiooaVILLE.-On Thursday
.evening next a concert and reading entertain?
ment will be erven at the Tillage Hall, ta Sum?
merville, f v the benefit of the Villa so Church
fund. Ernroeot musical talent has been en?
gaged, and the affair will, doubtless, be very
enjoyable. ! _ **
. THE MALLS.-There is some bitch in the
mail arrangements, and we learn that the mails
on the South Carolina Bai broad are stopped at
Branchville and do not go beyond that place.
We hope that Postmaster Trott will kindly at?
tend to this mattet.
Tn MOTEL-XAXCB F., of whose deeds as a
thief, lover, eloper and marry er, aa account
was given in Monday's issue ot THE NXWP,
?WT? brought be toro Justices Mackey, Plam
meau, colored, and Moline, yesterday, upon a
writ of habeas corpus, and waa bailed An. the
?um ot $109 to appear for examination before
the State Court in November next
rgi " ? ? " ? ?
RAILROAD MXSLTEO.-A meeting of railroad
presidenta and superintendents on the inland
line from Washington to New Orleans will be
held in Columbia, on the 15th instant, to con?
sider an entire change and material reduction
in the through schedule. The meeting was
suggested by Colonel Wm. Johnston, of the
Charlotte aod 8outh Carolina Eoad.
CAUCUS.-A caucus was held m the Connell |
^rCh\mbert yesterday morning, the object of
whi?h, we learn, was to get the Mackey faction
to aid the Pillsbury faction in electing J. H.
Jenks city inspector, the Maokeyites promis?
ing todo so if their opponents would sign a
document denouncing Mr. Clark, recently ap?
pointed collector of this port, aa a Democrat,
SALES ox RIAL ESTATE nt COLUMBIA.-The
property known' as the site of Janney's Hotel
was sold on Monday by Jacob Lo vin, auction
eer, in lots as follows. Lot No. 1, on the alley
fronting Main-street, for $2000; No. 2, adjoin?
ing, $1750; No. 3. $1600; No. A. with building
known aa Janney's Hall, $8800; No. 5, adjoin?
ing, $1825. Messrs. Peizotto A Sou sold, two
hundred acrestot Baud-bill land, eighteen miles
from Columbia, for $1075 cash.
Tan CASE ox-ona HIGH CONSTABLE n Aa
o CST A. -Tho Augusta Cc . ^rationalist of yes?
terday says : "John B. Ho* bard, State Consta?
ble of- South Carolina, was-Wore Justices Ells
and Tetdery yesterday, in two cases, for pre?
liminary exantinatioo, en charges ot false im
prlsonmeat, filed by Meeira. Flint and Sharp
ton, of. Hamborg. South Carolina. The prose?
cution was represented by J. C. C. Black, Eeo},
and the defence by J. F. Carr, Esq. The d??
fendant was bound over In $503 in each case
for his appearance at the January term ot the
Superior Court."
HOTEL Aa arv ALS, JOLT 6- Pavilion Hotel
J. E. M. Speight, Saath Carolina; J. W. H. Ham?
mett, T. M. Appleby. Beeves'Station. 8. C.; C.
W. Smith, H. L. Sturges, B. H. Hoyt, City ; C.
K. Smith! Georgia; Samuel D. Smoke, Florida;
H. C. Hall, South Carolina; J. G. Bosticb,
steamer Swan; M. S. Utsey, George's 8tation,
8. C ; J. M. Pony. North Carolina; J. B. Bryan,
W. Silters. Salters'Dopot, 8. C.
Charitsion Hotel-W. F. Lammou, New Or?
leans; John Caldwell, Columbia, 8. C.; B.
Buche?, Hartford; Mrs. Gowan, Columbia; D.
Callahan, Savannah; John B. Donahue, Ire?
land ; J. C. Gillett, Augusta ; N. J. Creswell,
Sumter, 8^0.; W. H. Webb, Georgetown; Jobn
C. Dutch, Savannah, Geo.
Tar Bow AT MOUNT PLEASANT.-Late Mon?
day night and. early y eater Jay morning lhere
were numero os reports about a row having
ooeurred at Mount Pleasant Monday after?
noon-most of the reports being that two little
ooys had fonght in the sand till onlj attie bite of
their flesh were left, ou which the sand fiddlers
held high carnival, and two men were mor?
tally and any number slightly wounded.
Among those reported to be mortally wounded
was Mr. P. Smith, prrpiietx of tbo Mount
Pleasant House. An investigation into tho
affair revealed that two boys had fougbt until
their jackets dropped to oieocs; and a row oc?
curred, during which Mr. Smith received a
stab in tbe neck, wbio'j did not in the least in?
terfere with his duties.
ELECTION OF MUNICIPAL OFFICESS.
MEETING OF COUNCIL LAST MIGHT.
The Pillsbury Caucus Ticket-Popular 1
t jr ot* D. T. Corbin, who o ? leeted city
Attorney-, and Heeeives One Vote for
every other Office-Facetious Ke?
rn ar lu of Alderman T. J. ?lackey,
which Fall to Secure bia Election
aa Floor Inspector-Ll st of officers.
THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Last night-the limo appointed to SH the
city offices declared vac mt Dy an ordinancs of
Council in May last-found every member of
the body in bis seat. The aspirants crowded
into the Council Chamber, thro ged the door?
way, sat on the wioaow sills, with legs dang?
ling outside, in each others laps, hang by
their ohms arms and legs on the b nistera ol
the stairway leading np to the room in whioh
sat the body econ to decide whether they
should be exalted ap to the seventh heaven by
8ucc9d8 or plunged into the ' slough of despair"
by defeat, and crowded on the street corner,
all anxiously awaiting the decision, inside
of the Chamber there was perfect order, each
member, especially the oolored ones, being ap?
parently protonndly impressed wich tho
importance of the occasion, and determined
to vote according to the dictates of his con?
science, or as Mavor Pillsbury or Aldermen
Mackey bad dictated. The spectators, most of
whom were aspirants, like tho Aldermen, held
little conversation, bat listened breathlessly
and restlessly to whatever was uttered, aod
fur u ve ly glanced at the door of the Mayor's
office, through which the incumbents of tbe
ci ty offices were constantly passing and repas
sing.
CALLED TO ORDER.
Thoa the min?tes dragged slowly by until a
quarter to mne o'clock, when the Mayor came
in, took the chair, and ordered the Clerk to
call the roll. This was done, and Aldermen E.
W. M. Mackey, Barrow, 1. J. Mackey, Voigt,
Collina,Cunningham,Geddings, Potter, Greene,
white; and Hampton, Thorn, L. F. Wall, Mc
Splay, E. P. Wall, Small, Holloway, Brown,
Howard, colored, promptly answered.
Mayor. Thia meeting was called for the
parp?se of niling the offices declared vacant
by an ordinance, in May last.
Alderman (dunningham. I move, that we |
proceed with the election of city officers, ar l
commence with the office of City Attorney.
The motion was pat and unanimous!/ car?
ried.
'Alderman Potter. I nominate the Hon. TX
T. Corbin. .
Alderman E. W. M. Mackey. I nom?nalo
Colonel B. W. Seymour.
Mayor. I have received from Mr. B. 8. Tha?
nn an application for the office.
TEX PELLSTUBT CAUCUS TICKET.
At this point the Pillsbnryites were each ob?
served to flourish freely a neatly printed ticket,
which, upon investigation was ascertained to
be the ticket determined apon by the Pillsbury
faction, at a caucus held in the morning. It is
as follows :
For Clerk of Conceit, W. B. Mitchell, color?
ed; for Clerk City Court, f. D. Small, colored;
for City Treasurer, Stephen Thomas; for As?
sessor, P. J. Coo iran; for Assistant Assessor.
Dr. M. G. Camplin, colored; for Harbormas?
ter, G. B. Stoddard, present incombent; for
City Registrar, Dr. R. Lebby, Sr., present
health officer; for City Inspector. Joseph H.
Junks ; for Physician to Orphan House. Dr. W.
EL Hager; for Inspector of Floor, M. Caul?
field: Ga acero of Liquor, Clarence Levy, A.
Jams; City Coroner, Joseph P. Howard color?
ad; Keeper Tidal Drains, Alexander William?;
[naoeotora Naval Stores. T. W. Sunland, W.
E. Bevin; Superintendent Public Cemetery, J.
D. Browne; City Physicians. Dr. T. Grange
Simona, Dr. B. F. Shier, Dr. E. F. Kellers, Dr.
r. Somers Buist; Inspectors of Lamber, 8. P.
Dennett. J. G. Benders, 0. M. Besseliea, 0. S.
tarakina; Willum Burke, colored: William
held, colored; Port Wardens, Wm Bird, Tim
ithy Johnson. Geo. O'Neill, Jas. W. Anderson,
toiored; J. C. Holloway, colored; for City
?heriff, Geo. Addison.
Alderman Geddings. I hopa, Mr. Mayor, that
ron will, before proceeding with the election,
innouiice the candidates for the office.
Mayor. I Intend to do so.
Alderman Geddings. I'd like, also, to have
he names of the applicants read.
AldormasVVoigt. I do not sse the necessity
>f reading them.
Alderman Geddings. I do not see how yon
ire to get around it.
Mayor. Some of the applications are two
jag es and some one page long.
Alderman Geddiogs. We cannot get ?long
without doing ibat. He thea proceeded to
read an ordinance, adopted on the 13th of Oc?
tober, 1806, which provides that the applicants
Cor each office within the gift of Council shall
?tate in hil letter of application his surety or
sureties, and if he did not furnish, the bond
two weeks after the election, be should forfeit
the office. Said the Alderman, the office of
City Attorney requires a five thousand dollar
bond with two or moira sureties, and we abould
know something about them before proceeding
to an eleohoo. -
Alderman Collins (excitedly.) H. H. Collins
and P. J. Coogan are his sureties, and are as
good as can be gotten.
The Mayor then read a eection of an ordi?
nance in support of a position that be took in
opposition to that taken by Alderman Ged?
dings, which E. P. Wall, colored, did not hear
and requested its re-reading, which was grant?
ed, and all the Councilmen referred to it.
Mc Kia lay, colored. I consider the ordinance
read by Alderman Gedding j as a mere formal?
ity-the non-observance of it having been the
rule and the observance of it tbe exception, i
Alderman Cunningham. I move we go into
an election.
Small, colored. I concur in your proposi?
tion.
Alderman Geddings. Mr. Mayor, I hope be?
fore you proceed, yon will state upon what
grounds you no outside of the ordinance.
Alderman Cunningham. On the same ground
that other Mayors went outside of it.
Alderman Geddings. An illegal action in tho
past does not warrant an illegal action now.
Aldermin Cunningham, (excitedly.) Eve?
ry matter will bs found illegal if you don't want
to go into an election.
Aidera an T. J. Mackey, (very deliberately.)
I trust that there will be perfect harmony on
this interesting occasion. [Laughter.]
Mayor. I ?one.tide that Jewill follow in the
footsteps of my illustrious predecessors,and we
will nott proceed with the election.
Alderman T. J. Mackey. I would be mush
oblieed to the Mayor if be will state whom be
means when he refers to his illustrious prede?
cessors. [Laughter.]
Mayor. It has been euatomarv with those
who have preceded me to act as I propose to
do, and we will proceed with the election.
Mayor. We will proceed to ballot for
OTTV ATTORNEY.
The Messenger then passed round his hat,
receiving the ballots, which he handed to the
Mayor, who called tn em out, tbe Clerk keep
in? the tally. The result was announced as
follows: D. T. Corbin, 12; B. W. Seymour, who
was ran without his knowledge 6; Thann, 1.
Th? Mayor declared D. T. Corbin as elected
io the offica of City Attornoy.
Alderman T. J. Manrey. As I had ibe honor
of first nominating tbe Ihn. D. T. Corbin for
this position I take pleasure m stating that be
will accept taie office and any other ia the gift
of Council.
[D. T. Corbin is now City Attorney, United
States Disirict Attorcey, State Senator, Presi
dent pro tem. of the Senate, and Codifier of th
Laws J._
GLEBE OF COUNCIL.
Mayor. We will now ballot for Clerk o
Council. R. E. Stanley, John R. Little. W. E
Mitchell, colored, and B. H. Manning [A vole
-He is gone-laughter,] are candidates.
The balloting resulted as follows : Mitchell
17; Major Willoughby, 1; Stanley, 0; Little, 0
Ma niue, 0; D. T. Corbin, 1. [Laughter ant
clapping ot hands ensued when the vote foi
Corbin was announced.]
Mitchell w ts declared elected.
[Mitchell is quite a respectable colored man
He was clerk of the Constitutional Conven
tion.j
CLERK or ern COUBT.
The Mayor announced tbat T. D, Small
colored, and J. H. F. Polhemos, were candi?
dates for this office. The balloting resulted at
follows: Small, 13; D. T. Corbin, 3; three mem?
bers not voting.
8 nail was declared elected. [Small is a soc
of Alderman Small.]
Cm TREASUKEB.
Tbe Mayor announced Stephen Thomas as s
candidato for this office, stating that there
were no other applications.
Alderman E. W. M. Mackey. I nominate
Qeneral J. B. Dennis.
Tbe balloting resulted as follows: Thomas,
13; Dennis. 6.
Thomas was declared elected.
[Mr. Thomas is the present incumbent, and
has filled his office with credit to himself and
satisfaction to the pnblic. Hia election will
give general satisfaction. J
ASSESSOR.
The Mayor announced P. J. Coogan, H. C.
Motley, Thomas A. Baynard and W. N.
Hoghes, as candidates.
Thorne, colored. I nominate Mr. E. P. Wall.
The balloting resaltad as follows: Coogau
12; Wall 7; Morley 0; Baynard 0; Hoghes 0.
Coogan was declared elected.
ASSISTANT ASSESSOR.
Tbe Mayor read a long extract from the
meeting of Council of December, 1867, showing
that W. N. Hoghes had once been elected as?
sistant as essor.
Alderman Toigt interrupted the reading with
the remark: I do not see the necessity of read?
ing it, and I move we proceed with the elec?
tion.
Chas. P. Frazer, Dr. M. G. Camplin, color?
ed, and Thos. Callaghan were named as can?
didates.
The balloting resulted as follows: Camplin,
17; D. T. Co-bin, 1; Frazer, 0; Callaghan, 0,
One member not voting.
Camplin was declared eic ted.
Alderman T. J. Mackey. This form of vo:
ting and writing names involves % great loss
of time. There is a printed ticket here, I see,
and 1 move we have them circulated. This
way of twelve voting one way and six another
is not at all reputable to the Council.
Holloway, colored. I move that Mr. Maokey
be handed one of the tickets.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Col?
lins, but no ticket was handed to Mr. Mackey.
H ABB JEM AS TER.
G. B. Stoddard and W. J. Ballentine were
announced as candida tee.
Alderman Greene. I nominate Mr. G. B.
Stoddard.
The balloting resulted as follows : G. B.
Stoddard, 14; Ballentine, 1; D. T. Corbin, 3
one member not voting.
Mr. G. B. Stoddard was declared eleoted.
[Mr. Stoddard is the present incombent.]
CTTT B BOIS TB AB.
Dr. R. Lebby, Sr., and Dr. G. N. King were
announced as candidates.
The balloting resulted as follows : Dr. Libby,
18; D. T. Corbin, 1; King, 0.
Dr. Lebby was declared elected.
[Dr. Lebby is the Health Officer o? ihe city.]
Cm INSPECTOR.
W. M. Rawlings, James P. Howard, ooloied,
(son of Alderman Howard,) were announced as
candidates.
Alderman T. J. Mackey. Will your Honor
please read the names of all of the applicants.
Mayor. Those are all.
Alderman T. J. Mackey. Ko others, sure ?
Alderman E. Vi, M. Mackey. I nominate F.
C. Miller,
Alderman Greene, I nominate Joseph H.
Jenks.
The balloting resulted as follows : Jenks, 12;
Miller, 6; J. C. Lacoste, 1; E. Pillsbury, 1.
Joseph H. Jenks was declared elected.
[J. H. Jenks is a atdpson of the Mayor.]
PHYSICIAN TO TUX ORPHAN HO USS.
Dr. W. H. Hager was announced as a candi?
date.
The balloting resulted as folbws: Dr. Huger,
15; D. T. Corbin, 2.
Dr. Hnger was declared elected.
INSPECTOR OF FLOUR.
J. C. Molndoo, Wm. Loggerton, J. A. New
come, M. Camfield, E. 0. Thann, Wm. Cherry
and J. C. Cbadwiok were announced aa candi?
dates.
Alderman Geddings. I nominate C. N. Ave?
rill.
Alderman L. F. Wall. I nominato Alderman
T. J. Mackey.
The balloting resulted as follows: M. Caul?
field, 9; T. J. Ma ?key, 7; Leggorton, 1; Tharin,
1; Averill, 1; Mcladoo, 0; Newoom?, 0; Chad,
wick, 0; Chet ry, 0.
Ma} or. There is no choice; you will props re
your ballots for another trial. ^
Which was done with the following result:
Caulfield, 12; Mackey, 7.
The Clerk announced that twenty votes had
been polled. A count ensued, and it was ascer?
tained that only nineteen had been polled.
Alderman T. J. Maokey. I understand that
twenty votes were polled; that of course vitiates
that ballot; shall we not proceed to another
ballot?
He was informed by the Mayor that the an?
nouncement made by the Clerk waa incorrect,
and Mr. Caulfield was declared elest ed.
OAUOEBS OF LIQUOR.
For this office there were the following can?
didates: G. W. Bird, J. C. Myer and Clarence
Levy.
Aldctman Cunningham nominated A. Jarvis.
A memorial from the naval store dealers in
favor ol Mr. C. F. Levy was reid.
The vote being taken, resulted as follows:
C. F. Levy, 7; Clarence Levy, 17; L. T. Potter,
1; A. Jarvis. 12; M. H. Collins, 1. Clarence
Levy and A. I .irvin, a Northern mau, were de?
clared elected.
When tbo vote in his favor was called, Alder?
man Collins said he hoped soon to ba /ethe
chance of ganging some liquor at thc custom?
house, under a now-he would not say what.
cm CORONER.
For this office th3re were the following ap?
plicants: T. B. Tront, James M. Morrison, W.
H. Misbaw, colored, and Joseph P. Howard,
colored. The name of Mr. Trout was with?
drawn by Aldeiman Collins. The ballot re?
sulted: J. P. Howard. 12; W. H. M is haw, 6; M.
H. Collins, 1; L. T. Potter, 1. This being 20
votes in all, or one more than the proper Dum?
ber (19.) the ballot was again taken, and re?
sulted: J. P. Howard, 13; W. H. Mishaw C.
[The act of the Legislature adopted in 1817,
giving tho City Council authority io elect a
coroner tor the Parishes of St. Philip's and St.
Michaels, was repealed by an act adopted
March 6.1869.]
J. P. Howard, colored, the son of "Alder?
man" Howard, was declared elected.
KEEPL!rt OF THE TIDAL D '.MN'S.
The candidates were Isaac Weston, John P.
Reds, E. Wilkinson. E. C. Tucker, J. H. F. Pol
hemus, J. Haley, ?3am Dickerson, R. lorreet,
A. Boyle, Sam .Marion, TaomaaSimonB.fciam
De vereatu. James Donoghoe, and J. P. Jordon.
The following was the result of the ballot:
Alexander Williams, colored, ll; 8am Dicker?
son, colored, 7; Joe Green, 1, Aad Alexander
Williams was declared daly eleoted. .
INSPECTORS 07 HA VAX, 8T0BB8.
The candidates were T. W. Sunland, A.
I Robertson and W. ?. Bevin.
The ballot resulted as follows: T. W. Stan
land, 15; W. E. Bdvin, 14; A, Bobertaon, 2; D.
I. Corbin, 1.
Messrs. t? tan la od and Bevin were declared
elected.
8 WP EB DJ TENDENT PUBLIC GEXETKBT.
The candidates were J. D. Browne (the
present incumbent,) D. Bahre and J. W.
Griffin.
A ballot being taken, J. D. Browne was de?
clared elected, one vote being cast for T. J.
Mackey and D. T. Corbin.
CHI PHYSICIAN'S,
There are four City Physicians, and tbe
candidates were: Dr. T. Grange Simons,
Dr. B F. Shier, Dr. E. H. Bellera, Dr. J. Som?
ers Buist, Dr. S. S. Lockwood, B. Lebby, Jr.,
Thomas 8. Grimke, aad J. W. Angel.
Alderman E. W. M. Mackey nominated Dr.
B. A. Bosemon, colored, and L. F. Wall nomi?
nated Dr. Beentejsrna.
The ballot resulted as follows: Simons, 13;
Shier 12; Kellers, 12; Buist, 17; Grimke, 1;
Bosemon, 6; Lockwood, 1; B. Lebby, Jr.,1;
Reent sj erna, 5; D. T. C irbin, 1; Alderman Ged?
dings, 1; L, T. Porter, 1; G. L Cunningham,
1; B. Holloway, L
Messrs. Simons, Shier, Bellera aud Buist
were declared eleoted.
INSPECTORS OF LUMBER.
There are six Inspectors of Lamber, and
then, were the fellowing candidates : S. P.
Bennett, J. G. Rentiers, C. M. Beaseliea, C. S.
Jenkins, Wm. Burke, colored G. Howard, col?
ored, A. G. Mackey, J. C. Salins, B. W. Perry,
J. H. Brawleigh, E. A. Champley, J. C. Gay
ton and Allen Thompson. The ballot resulted
in the election of Bennett, Rentiers, Besse
lien, Jenkins, Burke and Field. One vote waa
cast for "Boston Pillsbury."
There was a carious display of caucus disci?
pline in thia election. Only five inspectors
were elected on the first ballot, and a second
was ordered to fill the vacancy. Wire pulling
at once began. Alderman E. W. M. Mackey
went to Small, a colored Alderman, and per?
suaded bim to take a new ballot. Holloway,
another oolored Alderman, saw this manouvre
aud called out to Alderman Collins, "Look out
after him." Collina saw-what was going on,
took the Mackey ticket from Small, and gave
him the regular canons ticket. Small smiled.
He didn't care who he voted for.
P0RTWA.RDEN8.
The candidates for Port wardens, of whom
there are five, were Wm. Bird, Timothy John?
son, Geo. O'Neill, .James W. Anderson, J. 0.
Holloway, o dored, (son of the "Alderman,")
Charlea Kanapaux, J. D. Mnahiogton, J. B.
Plummeau, B. Forrest, J. B. Maxwell, T. W.
Geraghty, and N. Fields.
The following were elected : Bird, Johnson,
O'Neill, Anderson, colored, and Holloway,
colored. The Hon. D. T. Corbin received
one vote.
CTTT SHERIFF.
For this office there were the following can?
didates : George Addison, D. T. Corbin, and
L. Bunch. Before the vote was taken, Alder?
man T. J. Mackey arose, and, wilh ineffable
coolness, said:
Mr. Mayor, I am not pledged to vote for any
one, and If there is any Alderman ?ho has a
son that he wants voted for, I will do it with
pleasure. Only three sons of Aldermen have
been so far elected. [Laughter.]
Holloway, colored. We will take the gentle?
man at his word on so ne future occasion.
Alderman Mackey. I will vote with pleasure
for the son of any Alderman.
The result of the balloting was: Addison, 12;
Bunch, 1; Corbin, 2; Alderman Small, 2; Alder?
man Brown's son, 1. Mr. Addison was declar?
ed elected.
Alderman Voigt moved that Council adjourn
to Friday, at 8 P. M.
Alderman T. J. Mackey moved that the
Clerk be instructed to furnish Council with a
list of the sons and adopted sons of Aldermen
who have been elected to-night. [Great
laughter.
Council then adjourned.
UBI or omens.
The following is a list of the officers elected
last night. As will be observed, the Pillsbury
caucus ticket waa elected ihronghont:
City Attorney-D. T. Corbin.
Clerk of Conseil-W. B. Mitchell, colored.
Clerk of City Court- T. D Small, oolored.
City Treasurer-Stephen Thomas.
Assessor-P.J. Coogan.
Assistant Assessor-Dr. M. G. Cam plin, col?
ed.
Harbormaster-G. B. Stoddard.
City Registrar-D B. Lebby. Sr.
City Inspector-Joseph H. Jeans.
Physician to Orphan House-Dr. W. H. Ha?
ger.
Inspector of Flour-M. Caulfield.
Gangers ot Liquors-Clarence Levy and A.
Jarvie.
City Coroner-Joseph P. Howard, colored.
Keeper Tidal Draina-Alexander Williams,
colored.
Inspectors of Naval Stores-T. W. 8tanland,
W. E. Bevin.
Superintendent Public Cemetery-J. D.
Browne.
City Physicians-Dr. T. Grange Simons, Dr.
B. F. Shier, Dr. E. F. Kellers, Dr. J. Somers
Buist.
Inspectors of Lurr-ber-8. P. Bennett, J. G.
Rentiers, C. M. Beaselieu, C. S. Jenkins,
William Burke, colored, William Field, col?
ored.
Portwardens-William Bird, Timothy John?
son, George O'Neill, James W. Anderson, col?
ored, J. C. Holloway, colored.
City Sheriff-George Addison.
BILL or MOBTAUTX.-Rotura of deaths with?
in the City of Charleston for the week ending
July 3,1869 :
SACOT? or na ITU.
Asthma.
Cholera Infantum ....
Congestion of I hu Brain.
Consumotion.
Convu sions.
Cyanoxis.
Diarrhoe*.
D'ownius.
Dysentery.
HvdrocepualuB.
Intemperance.
Marasmus.
Measles.
-ero ula.
Syphilis, I faunie.
Tabes, Mesenteries.
TeethlDg.
Tetanus.
TTismus, Ntscennum...
Visitation ot God.
Want of Vitality.
Totals.I 0
1] 51 3
BLACKS
OB
COLORED.
.J ID
HEJAPITUXATION.
Whites. 9
Blacks and Colored.19
Total.
Agc*.-UiiU.tr one year olage, lt; bet*euu one and
five year* ol age, 4; between five aad ten yeurs of
aire, 2; betweeu tcuart'i twe'ity years of age. 3; be?
tween twenty and thirty years ol vge, 0; between
thirtv and forty years of aso 1; between forty and
filty years of age. 0: between fifty and sixty yeirs of
ase. 1; hoi ween sixty and seventy years of nge, 1;
between ?eveety and eigbtv years of age.. 1; between
eighty and ninety years of age, 0 ; between ninety
and ODC hundred years oi age, 0; over one hundred
y are uf age. 0.
GEO. 8. PELZER, M. D.. City Registrar.
Offl;e of City Registrar, July 6, 18C9.
I O. O, F.-SCHILLER LODOS No. 80.-At a
resralar mQ&ting of this Lodge, h Md on the
fourth of Joly, 1=69, the following officers were
installed, to serre for tho entrent term : Broth?
ers J. H. Albers, N. G.; C. J. Schlepegrell, V.
G.; D. Nord tn ey er, Recording Secretary ; fl.
W.Tiencken, Treasurer; G. H. Zeigler, W.; F.
Wriedt, O. G.; Louts Klein, G.; Cb. Zerpell, B.
8. to N. G.; J. Heissenbnttle. L. 8. to N. G.; J.
Pu ck h aber, B. S. to Y. G.; H. Dose h er, L. 8. to
Y. G.; John Winter, B. 8. 8.; H. Boeebrock, L.
8. S.; August Seeberger, I. G.
MOKE LIGHT.-The City Council will do well
to consider whether a little more light will not
go far to put an end to the housebreakings
which now cause so much trouble. About one
half of the street lamps are, we believe, nerer
used, and an arrangement could doubtless be
made to have these regularly lighted at an ex?
pense which would be small ino mparisou with
the additional comfort and security giren to
our citizens. While the lamps Are lit burglars
do not care to prowl about, the streets become
in every way more sate, and the pol ce have a
better opportunity of doing their duty, if
Council will gtvo us more gas lamps, we shall
bave less robbery, aid less noise and confasion
in onr streets at night.
STATE COURT -HOM. B. B. CARPENTES , JODOE,
PRESIDING - Jivil business of no general in?
ternst occupied the session of this court yes?
terday.
The following juries were empanelled:
Jury Ko. 1 -A. H. Hayden, Foreman ; Fred?
erick Fanning, E. F. Benedikt, B. Bollmano,
T. S. Browning, Wm. Doran, C. W. Graves,
whites; George Gardener, A. Bryant, J. M.
Adams, A. A. Aspiaall, Thomas Bronn, col?
ored; seven whites and five colored.
Jury Ko. 2.-John F. O'Neill, Foreman; A.
Me tzler, J. B. Moree, Wm. 8. O'Nei 1 Ephraim
C. Seabrook, B. M. Marshall, F. von Santen,
whites; Wesley Owens, George P. Hite, Samuel
Steale, W. J. Roust, James Simmons, colored;
seven whites and five colored. ?
Supernumeraries.-F. E. Schroeder, E. West,
whites; Henry White, colored; two whites and
one colored.
THE U WITED STATES CO ?BT, JUXT 6-Hon.
G KO ROE 8. - BETAS, JUDGE, PRESIDING .-The
following cases were disposed of to day :
In the District Court, a number of motions
and reports in bankruptcy were s ranted.
In the Circuit Court, in the case of the Uni
ted States VB. George L. Eaecb, postmaster at
Aiken, suit being brought against him for
United States money appropriated by hun, the
jory returned a verdict against him for $290.
A verdict to the same amount waa also given
against his sureties, Wm. Gregg and Nathaniel
O. Elton..
In the District Court the juries were "organ
ized as follows:
Grand Jury.-John H. Honour, Foreman;
B. H. Lntjin, J. H. Hines, SI. Sweegan, H. B.
Labs, J. M. Greer. J. B. Bussell, 0. Bourke, J.
J. Small, John Kenny, W. B. Mo Millan, A. K.
Taft, Wm. Casey. M. St?ren, E. W. Cndworth,
E. Collins, A. W. Eckel.
Jury No. 1.-Jas. B. Betts, Foreman; B. A.
Pringle, C. Mebrtens, Job Dawson, P. P.Locke,
J. M Holloway, L. D. Turner, T. D. Eason, T.
H. Dewees, A. W. Block, E. W. Marshall, P.
Brady.
Jury Ko. 2.-W. C. Bee, Foreman; E. Bor?
nemann, S: S. Howell, Jas. Silcox, Jos. Dereef,
G. W. W. Wetzel, H. Bornemann, M. Forelock,
A. Baoul, 1.8. K. Bennett, F. Weston, 8. Jan?
eo vich.
The following petitions for final discharge
were referred to W. J. CISWSOD, Begistrar, for
Anal hearing, viz: Ex parto W. J. Gantt, B.
M. Palmer and Warren Boyd.
Final discharges were also granted, under
the seal of the court, to the following persons,
viz: David C. Gist and S. W. Wintro.
At a late hour the Grand Jury mado the fol?
lowing retaros:
The United States vs. Wm. Grant-Butcher?
ing witnout paying special tax. True bill.
The United States vs. L. Klein-Butchering
without paying special tax. True bill.
The United States vs. Geo. Godfrey-Butch?
ering without paying the special tax. Trae
MIL *
The United States vs. A. B. Addison and C.
B. Addison-Dealing in tobacco without hav?
ing paid special tax. True bill.
The United States vs. T. S. Lafitte-Dealing
in tobacco without having paid special tax.
True bill.
The United States VB. John H. Lafitte
Dealing in tobacco without having paid special
tax. No bill.
Tho United States vs. F. W. Macushee-Dis?
tillation contrary to law. No bilL
The hoad of the defendant was, however,
continued on file until the next term.
In the case of A. T. Stewart, et al, n. L9ry
Drucker, the court refused to discharge tho
bankrupt._
CRUMBS.-Alderman T. J. Mackay states that
he was not in tho carriage with tho Mayor
when it broke down; that he knew how weak a
concern anything tho Mayor was in would be,
and had the prudence to keera out.
Of the large number of off indera before tho
Mayor yesterday for drunkenness, all bat two
were discharged.
The three negroes who were arrested for
beating ind severely injuring tho soldier Mon?
day, were arraigned bet?re the Mayor yester?
day and discharged.
Mr. Button, of Waterford, N. Y., who built
the steam engine of the Eaglo Fire Company,
bas recently built another for the .Goodwill
Company of Harrisburg, Pa., which threw
Bolid water, through a 1} inch nozzle, 826 feet,
and through a 1} inch nozzle SOS feet, in both
instances the spray from the stream went at
least 30 feet beyond these distances.
It is asserted by the friends of Dr. A. G.
Mackey that he will not, under any circum?
stances, serve again as collector-that all of
the efforts be ls now making aro only intended
to displace Mr. Clark.
It was hinted on the atrcats yesterday that
some of tho Badi:a'.s ot tb s ci y contemplate
forming a third party, to be composed entirely
of Now F.nglauders-those who cut their teeth
on the Plymouth Rjcli-and that they hooo, by
skiiul engineering, to oloct C. C. Bowen Gov?
ernor and D. H. Chamberlain Lieutenant Go?
ernor.
Sam Dickorson states that the "canse of his
reading the Declaration of Independence in a
bunsliug manner was because ho had just gotten
out of a sick bed, and was very weak fro.n the
march through the streets."
It is asserted that the efforts of Dr. A. G.
Mackey and bis friends to have Mr. Clark, the
collector of customs, displaced, have b ;en so
far successful that the government bas
had all matters regarding his appointment
suspended for tho present.
Axe Company, No. 1, colored, of Savannah,
left for homo yesterday afternoon, being es?
corted to thc whorl by members of tho Comet
Company.
Mr. Lowis Johnson, United Stales Marshal,
arrived from N3w York on tho steamship
Champion yesterday, and will enter upon tho
discharge or the duties ol his office to-Jay.
A Washington telegram to tho Baltimore
Suu8nys: '"Dr. A. G. Mackey has not abm
donea all hope of thc collectorshipat Charles?
ton. Ho had another interview with the Pre?
sident ou thc s abject on Saturday, and came
armed this timo wirha letter from thc Gover?
nor of bia Slnfp."
The colorea Masons did not participate in
the c ;lorcd procession Monday,
SBOOXIMO OTJTBAOE.-Last week the negroes
employed on the plantation of M ra. Whi temar Bb
Seabrook on Wadmalaw Island, about twenty
miles from the city, took ber eon, seventeen
years of age, oat of the house to the woods,
and gave him twenty-five lubes. The cause
of this outrage is not known,.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
SOLE LEATHEBTBUEKS ?ND VALISES are offer?
ed for sale low by Chapeau & Hdxron on Meet?
ing-street, next to the Mills House.
COOTES BOUT, boiled mutton, and tbe usual
variety of good things tor lunch at Torck's,
"Our House." this morning.
Stutts ana /arntsinng ?oa?is.
FINK WRITE 8II1HT?, -THE CKLK
B rt A i ED 8T?B 8HIST8, m all sizes, ready
made or made to order, at
8COIVS
Oentlemeo's FurnisbiBK Store,
_Meeting-*breer, opposite the Harket.
FANCY 8TK IP KD PKKCAl.K SUIitT*.
of the best qusl.ty add in assorted patterns, at
SCOTT'*
Oentlemeo's Furnishing Store,
._Meeting-street opposite the Market.
Il? DI A G ALZ to sHIKTS. K.iuM 34 T*3
?4 inches, at HUO IT'S
Oentemen'a Furnishing store,
Meebnsr-atreet, opposite tbe Market.
ISLE TH HEAD RUT MTS, WITH LONG
and short sleeves, in all sizes and gradee, at
SCO ?TS
GenUsmen's Punishing Store,
tseering-sireet opposite the Market.
DKA WK HS, 1ft Lift KN AND JttANS,
in all a'zes, and warranted to flt, at
. Miorr.s
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
_Mestlsf-straet, opposite th - Market. |
GKNTKK.11h.tVS ti IN K ? A%D PA? EH
COLLAR*-a specialty. The best atock. in
price,. style, quality or quantity. The following
styles constantly on hand, vz: Broad war, Vander?
bilt. Best, Jockey, Snow Flake, Boa, bhaaespeare,
Dickens, Boston /acht Clnb at
BOOTT'S
Gentlemen's Fomlshtug store,
_ Mea'lng-atreet, opposite the Market.
KAY'S PAIEVC MOIXOKD OKIt?i T
VJ" COLLAR; also the latest style Paper Collar,
culed the KtY^TO.VK, manufactured hy the Key?
stone Collar Company. At
SCOTT'S
Oentlemeo's Furnish in? Store.
Meeting-street, opposite the Market.
LINKST AND PAPE.lt CUFF?, IN ALL
styles and sisea At
SCOTT'* . .??
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
_ Meeting-street, oup site tbs Market
HOSIERY -K.NGL.I-TI AND GERMAN
HALF HOSE, In Cotton and Lisle Thread.
At SCO H's
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meeting-street, opooaite tbe Market
NECKTIES ANO CrtAVA . S.-A KI LL
line of the latest styles of NE :KTIEfi, CRA?
VATS, SCARPS and BOW.-, 8nnng blocks and Na?
poleon Ties. At acorra
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meeting-street, opposite the Market
HANDKErtl?IIIe.F.S. IN LINEN ANO
BILK, ready hemmed for immediate use. At
KCOCl'd
Gentlemen'* Fumlehloi flore.
Mee ting-street opposite the Market.
UMBKELLA?. IN CUT I ON, SCOTCH
Gingham, Alpaca and Silk all sises and prices.
At SCOTT'S
Gentlemen's Fa'tushing Blore,
Meeting-stree I, opposite the Market
January 1
TBE "BADEN" PAPES
COLLAR Ai CUFFS.
"QUAKER CITY"
FINE SHIRTS.
MEM'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
THOS. H. BLACKWELL.
No . 219 K I N G - S TR EE 1 ,
ONE DOOB BELOW MARKET.
"P. P. D. " TIES, SCARFS,
PATEN! PANTALOON GLOVES, HOSIERY fad
DBAWER3. UNDERWEAR.
June 16 wfrn Imo
/mr eUtis.
-pHOTOGRAPH COLORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can nave their ordere
promptly filled by leaving tbem at Holmes' Book
House. Wrltton directions should in each case bs
given as to the style of coloring preferred.
April 33 3moe*
lines, fiqnors, (Etc.
jyplUNTAIN DEW WHISKEY.
.25 BARRELS "MOUNTAIN DEW" WHISKEY.
Jost received and for aale by
July 6 3 HENRY COBIA A CO.
Q L D WHISKIES.
HIE UNDERSIGNED lit ti LEWE TO AN?
NOUNCE that tbev have been appointed by M es-re.
HENRY a. HANNIS ii CO.. of Philadelphia, their
sole Agents for the Stale of Smith Carolina for the
salo of their celebrated ACME. X, XX, XXX. XXXX,
NKC1AR CABINET and o her brands OLD RYE
WHUKIE*.
' They aiao wish to announce that they will be in
constant receipt of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHI-KIES, direct from
Distillery at Hannlsville, Berkeley County, West
Virginia.
Liberal contracts will b3 ma le for la-ge lots of
new Whiskies In bond at Distillery Warehouse.
CLAClOt A- WITTE,
No. 8o East Bay street,
Jnne 16 wfm3mos Charleston, S. C.
JAMES A. MILLER'S
CHICKEN COCK WHISKEY.
We are Ageat? of the above celebrated anJ well
known braud of J A MK" A. MILLER' * OUI KEN
CD K O'-O Hutt ROON WHI-Ki Y. w'ueh is tu?
ts . ^CI *K AR 11 ILK, an-1 off.'r it to tu>* irada, war
ranting it to eivo eati-c sutisiactioD lt is wautac
tureu, copper distilled, ot the hjst grain and puru
qualities-improves bv a^e. especially In the south?
ern climate.
A larg*- slock constantly on hand, of d fferent ages
and prie- ; cooperage ol the most superior.
For sale In lots to suit pii'rbasers. by
COBB. DOLUONDR k CO .
?ole Agent? for the south,
No. 37 Natehez-?treet. New Orlems.
Or HENRY CO BU k CO..
Sub-agents, Charleston B.C.
Juue 16 Imo
yyiLLIS Ot CH1SOLA1,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MEECHA NTS
ANO
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND
SHIPMENT ito Foreign ?nd Domestic Ports) ol
COTTON. RICK, LUMBER AND NAVAL BTOBEB.
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, 8. 0.
K. WILLIS.a. K. CHISOLM
October ?5
^IHAItLKSTON AG lt ICU LT V KAL
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GARVEY
SEEDS <?c.
ELLERDE'S TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE.
GEO. E. PINGREE.
Nc. 110 Meetinj--;trect, charleston.
March 21 *&.
JUrtioo St?a*
Clothing, Boan end Shoes. Fancy Goods, ff.
KNOX, OA i-Y * CO..
Bio. 159 MeeUng-street corner of Wemt
v? orth.
Will sell THIS DAT M ab VP. st 10 o'clock A. If ,
Invoices CL8THTNG. B?ots und shes Fanes"
Goods. Icc , received per ?team? h ip Narrows.
Conditions cash._/sly 7
Clothing, Dry Goods, fe
BY MILE** DR AUK.
IBIS MORNING, at 10 o'cl ci, f will gell at raj
s ore, corner 'f Kine: and Liberty streets,
An invoice ot CLOTHING, received bj steamship*
Champion.
co sai ?TIN o or:
White and Brown Lim n. Melton. Plaid ano" ('aaaf
mere 8ACKS, Black ?JotU frock Coats, Wolta saiT
Mrown Linen, Jean, Caaaunere and Melton Pintar
an i Vests, Printed Lawn, Berege. Moz -ranique.
Towels Diaper, Handkerchiefs. Hosiery, Umbre?aav
Albums, bhoa Bruahce, Cutlery, Fancy Boxes;
Desks, Ao._July 7
Boots. Shoes, Balmorals. Gaiters, $c,
BY N. A. HUNT.
THIS DtY, tbe 7th instant, at 10 o'clock, tn ny
Salesroom, No. U2 Moot ng-atreet, I will sell for
caah
60 caaes assorted, all fresh and aeaeonab'e, BOOIff
AND -HOE?, Balmorals. Uxlord Tie?, Gaitera, 4c,
to which I Invite the attention ot buyers.
Jnly 7 _? ?.
Auction of Horses, Mules and Furniture,
BY B. H. MARsHAili & -BRO.
THIS DAT, half-past 10 o'cloct, at No. 88 Brc-ad"
street.
July 7
T
llciD pDUiuaitou.
HE XII CENTCHT
JTJLT. 1869.
CONTENTS:
I. "SHOULDER TO PHOOLDEB."
Betnir>ierencea ot Confederate Oampe and;
fields, No. 9, b '-Perronce "
TL A LEAF FROM AN OLD LAWYER'S PORT?
FOLIO.
III TALUS FROM 7 HE HITOPADKSA OT
. VISHNU SARM'N.
Sanscrit Wit and Wisdom.
IV. DUELS AND DUALLING.
V. THE TALMCD-THE TABGTJMS.
Vi CHARMS OF THE CLASSICS.
VIL AG LAUS.
A Form to the Memory of the Ute Henry
Timrod.
V1IL I .STELL KC I UAL GROWTH IN XII
SOU TH PRK STATES.
IX THF BLOCKADE B?N??EES CF TOM.
CONFEDERACY
Crossing tbe Ocean in an Open Boat :
X. THE EDI 10 Kl A L WORKSHOP..
Suecos 9 not baaed on Art-AB? ee In Lion's
Skins- A Ben arkable Era Tn h a nilla
man and Ondjo Bardeen a. V
XL DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE, ABI ANJO
DLHCOVEBT..,
Sundries-Heme and Foreign Teaprove
menta.
XCL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTDBE. .
General Principles.
XHL PASSES gi? Panant AT BOOKS. PUB
L If H ESS AND A UT BOBS, REVIEWS?
NOTICES, Ac -NEW BOOKS.
XIV. DISHES AND SPOONS.
Th on Bb ta and Things for Ladlee oHly
How to Do It-Tbe Art ot* the Cuisine.
XV. OLLA PODRIDA.
Oar Jumble of Sense and Nomen**-T%?
Summer 8cdsU>e - Watering Plaeafw
Fourth o! July - The Outlook. front
1889-Bpltaphs-Old Squire G rid ! ey OS
Sqointing Brains. ' "'
XVL THE PARABLE OF SOUTHERN POLT
TI0--ILLUSTRATED. . r>
XVII. 800TT-GB?PH8.
Scott's Tactics-R? ri sod Edition-Printed' in
Colora, 05
XVIIL PBJVATE JUNO GB ANT ON GU ABD.
XIX. ODDS AND ENDS FOB THE PUBLIC AT
LABOE.
June 30 wftnS
Jj> l'SSKLL'8 BOOK ?TORE. '
a WEEKLY LIST NBW BOOKS, tko.
IHE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Gems of Art
and Song, with ninety-nine large steel engrav?
ings, imperial Svo. morocco, $90.
TBKKTSOX'S Bum. Hliatrated by Gustave Dora? fo?
lio, m an elegant binding, $10.
TENNYSON'! LOO ULT HALL, illustra ted by H ann ear,
4 octavo, SS.
GRAY'S ELEGY, with seventeen flnclv colored draw?
ings and a photographic reproduction cf Oks
oria'ual manuscript, ito $6 96.
WAYSIDE POSIES, original Poems of conakry late*
edited by Robert Buchanan, with forty -sever
illustrations. Ito ?10
THE Bran, by Miohelet. lllnstrated by twa handled
and ten exquisite engravings by GlaeenaeUt, M.
CHSIST TS SOHO, or ny ms of Immanuel, selected
from all ages by Philip Schaff, D. D., Svo, eWth
(pit extra,??.
COWPER'S i ASL a TALE, and other F oems, beaotf*
luily illustrated by the most eminent English
Artista, 1 volume, ito, 83.
S TO BY WITHOUT AN END, from the S?p Of Oir
rove, large ?to, with fifteen txAntiroJ pto
tures, in imitation of water calor?, $7 M.' "
Cmtnrratss CABOL, by Charles Dickens, with thlrtg
ilhiatratlons, by Eytrage, small i octavo, Sa.
SCOTIA'S BARDS, the choicest productions .tiber?
Scottish Poets, beautifully lUnetaatad, Ivo. $4.
MABJCON, by Walter Scott, with fifteen ph? tia-rraphae)
illustration*, 18.
LATS or THE HOLT LAND, from ancient aad modem
writers, with sixty-three illustrations. Ive, SS.
CHAMBERS' BOOK OX- DAYS a miscellany ef : psptAaTc
antiquities, two lam volume*, royal Sro, tr. i
Tbe above are all in elegant bindings..
January -J*
. LUE KIOGE RAILED AD.
.I il . bi
THE ATTENTION OF CONTBACTOBSIS i?V?T
ED to tbe wqrk of completing tbe Blue Ridge R*il
ro id In south Carolina, from Andereon, Sonia Caro?
lina, to Knoxville, Tennessee, a distance of one hun?
dred and fifty-two miles to build.
Ihe executive Committee of the Board of Direct*
ors ianrepared to enter into negotiations with ree?
ponuffto persons, who may deo ire to undertake th?
work.
Payments will be made In their first mortgage,(T>
per cent bonds, principal and interest payab'.e
in cola, having twenty years to run, recured by
the guarantee of the ?tate of South Carolina, for (he
punctual payment of ho tn principal and Interest.
1 he mortgage rovers unencumbered property ol the
Company, wblch cost three ai d a quarter millions; ot
dollars li gold, and embraces fifty miles of road com?
plete a d in running order.
Detai'ed Estimates. Plans, Profiles and Specifica?
tions will be read v for inspection by Jarra L188t.
lieanwbile, approximate q >an ides and other infor?
mation concerning tbe work may be obtained by ap?
plication to Colonel JA ME? F. LOW, the Chief En?
gineer of the Colipany, or to the undersigned, at
Colombia, Sooth Carolina.
B. K. SCOTT. /
Chairman of Executive Committee.
N. B. The time for opening the bids for the .' rn
atrnction of thl? Road is fixed for th* 8tk i >. of
JOLT next, ai. 19 M.. at Columbia, S. C. Bids wUl be
received by the Executive CommltUe up to that
date. ll Jone M
UTI! CA KOLI* A KAIL HU Ali.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,?
CHARLESTON, K. C., April 9, 1889. ?
ON AND A FT EB SUl'DAY, APRIL lim, TH?
PA>SL:.'.>F.U TL A IN S of tb? *-outh Carolua Be?V
road will mn as follows :
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston.8.S0 A. M.
Arrive at Augusta. i.if P. M.
Coimectine, with trams for Mont ornery, Memphis,
Nashville and ^ew Orleans, via Montgomery ind
Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Chnrlexton.S.fO A. M*
Arrive at Colituma.6-10 P. li.
(. ouncetins with Wilmington and Manchester Ball
road, auc Camden train
1 WK CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta.9.<H> A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.?.IO P. M.
Leave Columbia.7 tl A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.6.10 P. M.
AUGCSTA NIGHT EXPBES8
(BUNDAYS EXCEPTED. I
Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.a. lo .CM.
Connecting wltb trama tor Memphis, nashville
and Hew Orleans, via Grand Junction.
leave Augusta.,.4.10 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.LOO A, M.
COLUMBIA NIGHT EX PR EUA.
(8UHDAYB EXCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston.S.M P. M.
Arrive at Columbia.4.46 A. M.
Connecting ? sunday a excepted) with Green rule and
Columbia Railro-.d.
Leave Columbia.5.SJ P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.6.80 A. M.
SI MMEBVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Cbarleeton.S.9S P. M.
Arrive at Summerville. MO 2, M.
Leave Summerville.-.Lil A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.MS A. M
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbi* Pa-seuner Trana on Mow
oars, WEI NESDATS and SATURDAYS, connects with
up and down Day Pasim .rer.* al Kingville.
LesTe Camden.6 85 A. M?
Arrive at Columbia.lL<<o A. M.
Leave Columbia.***'.?S'??' "
Arrive at Camden.'?"?."'?lvzF'
Signed) B. T. PEAKA,
i pr ! ii) General Superintendent,