The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 30, 1869, Image 2

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THE 1> AIL Y NEWS ?IOBDAN, DAWSON * 0 0 PROPRU-TOnS. OFflVE No. 1*9 SAUT BAT. ' '?? ?Hi - THI?.? *"nws, one year.$6 0 PAIT.IT Vt:we, six mouths .3 0 DA II. i NEWS, three months.2 0 rni-'VxxBXT NEWS, one year. 3 0 TBI-WXXBXT Mews, six months.a 0 PAYYI :NI invariably tn adratce. No paper son an lesa th? caah acorn paules the order, or for a long r Um." fha?; *-i'd for. THE L AILT NEWS will be served to subscribers li 4he city at IO cen? a week. A.DYF.H ri'WMKN rs-first Insertion, 15 cents a lino aubaeqnent insertions, 10 cents a line. Bushiest ?once?, ?J cents a Une. ia .imago and funeral iso oes, Or.? bollai each. NEWS S U M lil A ll r. -Go'd closed firm at Now York yesterday, A nd wan quoted at -Tho Now Y irk cotton market waa quieter; a ales 803 bales al 31a. -At^Livo pool cotton closed a aliado firmer and higher; uplands 12$ 1.; Orleans 12?d.al3J. -On dit -that Brigham Young waa married recently ro <i Miss Follausboo, of Boston. No cards, and no bridal trip. -.Large numbers of Americans aro announc? ed as ureparing to engage in tbe coolie trade, since Koopmanschaap'a profits became known. -Mr. ftjubto Buff only son of Dr. P. B. Baff, of Newberry, waa drowned on the 12th instant, wail* rafting on one of the Western rivers. -The Pacific Railroad is bringing fresh fruits from California; and the dispatch of a fruit car laden with plums, pears and grapes, -f or Chicago and New York, opens up the pros? pect or a large fruit trade between our Atlantic -and Paci?c ?tates. -Tho impression still prevails in Washing? ton that Minister Sickles has instructions rota? tive to Cuba which are to direct him in bia dealings with the Spanish Court. Tho officials at the Sate Department and the Cuban agents, however, decline to I say anything definite about tho m.ttter. -Alexander H. Stephens is not recovering ?from his late illness very rapidly. He haa not heen out of the house since February, and be? fore that WM carried ont with great difficulty. He ia still daily engaged on the second volume of his book, and his friends think that the labor retards bis recovery. -A Washington corresponde ot states that a -German banker has offered to loan our gov? ernment $300.000.000 at five per oent., but Mr. Boutwell has declined it, as he has reason to believe that he can next winter borrow money enough at four and a half per cent, to take up tho five-twenties now dne. -The water of Snit Lake is BO dense that a man cannot sink in it. The editor of the Co? rinne Reporter demonstrated this by standing upright in the water, and without ?he least motion could not Bink to the chin. He could lie on tho water, stand in it, take almost any position, and still he would float and could not sink. It is necessary after swimming in this briny water to rinse off with fresh; tor the salt of ti. o water condenses on one's person and loav.'Q one, when dry, looking as if he had been po* ! ?wi nil Avar wi Hi *H>V?IIA Cp;?.Vk. -Information hts "been received from Lon d out to the effect that the negotiations had j bi .mbroken off between those who- have the concession from the Prussian Government for a German and American line of oceanic tele? graph and the existing sub-Atlantic compa? nies. It is now likely that the Germans will carry out their original idea of having a line of their own, which, considering tho innume? rable ties sub?is ting between the new and the old home of their raoe, it. is not surprising they should desire to have independently of the rest of the world. -A' New Orleans jeweller has made a very peculiar brooch and earrings for one of th9 Southern bollos. In the brooc -and the ear? rings are similar but smaller-there are five 1 eaves, tbe two upper ones being made of Tern? ed violet enamel, while the three lower ones are of frosted gold, delicately veined around the centre with black enamel. In tbe cen? tre ia a brilliant diamond on a raised set? ting, which present? tbe ap po ?rance of .sparkling dew-drop. Each p.eoe is described as a gem in itself, and so nearly resembles, the modest flower of which it is a counterfeit pre? sentment, tbat plaoed io a garden it might de .?ooive tbe moat learned botanist. -During the war there promena lad in the City of Washington a great many officers with an abundanea of gilt cord, tassels, fringe, epaulets, ??. In fronS^? Willard's Hotel one sommer evertiog, while' ? large party of these . self-sufficient swaggers were congregated in various positions in front of the hotel, some -smoking their Havanas, some reading, others chatting, ?to., a newsboy, hnrriedly pass-, ing, sung out "Evening Star 1 Another bat? tle I" "Here, boy," shouted one heroic gene? ral, "give me a paper." Tbe paper was giveo, and so was tue stamp. The officer looked over the paper, and not finding any account of the battle, called the boy, and said, "Here, boy, I don't see anything of a battle in this paper." -"Yea, and what's moro, yon slot going to, neither, sitting around here." Tho officer made himself acareo. -Mrs. Eliztb tb Cady Stanton haa ?tarted -on tv new hobby in the. woman's fights move? ment. ' She repudiates the half way bloomer -oort ame and goes in for on entire similarity itt the dress of the taxas. She say*: Th? trna: idea is for theHe xes to dress as nearly alike aa possible1. We bava seen several ladies dress o J precisely bk? gentlemen, who appeared far more elegant and graceful than any real man .we Wer saw. A young lady in Filth-avenue dressed in male costume for years,' travelling all over Europe and this coo n try. She says it wonk! have boon impossible to have seen sod known ?irirncb l'fe |tf'woTaari'a attire, and to have loll the independen co aud security she did, lt td ber sex been proclaimed before all Israel and thc a un. There tue m any go o? rea? sons for adopting male coatumes. Pirat-, it is tho most convenient dress that can be invent ??ed;'second, io it woman could secure equal wages with mao for the Mose work; third, a ..concealment of sex would protect, our young girls from those terrible outragea from brutal mea reported in all oar daily papers, ?h'i -An Havana letter of the 20th states that the xiaAflpt Goners! Qaoasds reoently sent a Jr? ff of I trace "{Uh.* letter to the Spanish General Les voa," 'prop'-sing to exchange some prisoners. Xesos r?-ipbndfcd by saving that the death of a l doseo gpAtolavroV was of no consequence; be? I aides, be held, none of Quesadu s men ts priso ; l.^iira*^ his hands he . lrad ordered them to be shot, and be should ooa^?t?? 'o purnoo this same coarse.,, When tins snswMrwas received by Qucsada, he called tbs Spanish prisoners together arid said: ' fte^l mars; I bold ip wj handsfdpttb warrant issued against you,\lmwii uo by jon* ow1 cbiof a. ^hareadmgeVWinspires mt? with bor roitf? ?o:?5yta<vber*??ded the paper to ons ot priooiioiH were loll of indignation at the Bent '* monte cou larnoo! in Lesca's note, Qaeaac said to them: --Senors, General ?Qtioeada nota General Loee ?. I pardon you all. To can teavo when you will, and to effect a sat ., exit fot yon I will issue the necessary past ports," When the General had finished spca! tag, the liberated Spaniards burst forth 1 shouts for Quenada and free Cuba. Only tv? .f thom ashed the necessary protection papei to ITO to Havana, whore they had families, an all the others immediately incorporated then selves with the liberating army. 0 -A movement is developing itself in Vi: o einia, having tor its object a reconciliation b< tween the two loading factions of the Repul 0 lican party in that State, many of the Radica o who supported Wells having expressed then 0 selves satisfied with the sentiments contain?; t in tho spooohes of i'overnor-elect Waiker. C this subject a Washington telegra m to the Ne York Tribune says : "The late Wells part comprised fully two-thirds Of tho Republics 1 parly of the State. Tho other third supporte Mr. Walker for Governor, and formed the ba ; ance of power between the Republicans prop* i and the Democrats, which secured the ii ump ti of W.i'r Ii ti. Tue Well? men now propoi to reunite the party, and their leaders ha1 : already offered overtures to the Walker part acquiescing in the result, and offering to tm in and support Governor Waiker, accepting h Richmond speech as the key-note of the polit of Iiis administration. My informant says tl ? broad doctrine of universal suffrage and un versal amnesty, as put forth and advooatod I the Tribune, has been accepted by the Kepu heans of Virginia, and henceforth the par will act in unity on that platform. The Wei and Walker Republicans united, will provo tho Democrats from gaining control of tl Legislaluro, and secure two Republican Ui tad States senators. Should the efforts for reunion succeed, tho Republicans will be una imous in a request to General Conby te wit drew the application of the test oath." "CHARLESTON. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 80, 1869. Governor Scott ?nd bis "Finauci A sent.'* It seems that THU NEWS, in its oommen upon the recent preposterous puff in the Nc York Times of -'the financial agent of tl I State "of South Carolina," has trodd rather heavily upon somebody's toes, writer who enjoyed the privilege of assooi ting as a oollege classmate with this finanoi prodigy has taken up the cudgel in h behalf, with singular, and, we hope, wi disinterested warmth, and is wroth that oi people should show any disposition to grui ble at the price they may have to pay f the collegiate brillianoy of their wondc working representative in Wall-street. Let us see who this young man Kimpt is, and what he has accomplished. To gi the devil his due, Governor Soott is on partly responsible for so miserable a cusl dian of its oredit having been foisted up the State fn the first instance. It will remembered that when the Governor veto the iniquitous bill passed by the Legis! ture reduoing the amount of the bonds e aoted from persons filling offices of tru a howl of rage and disappointment went i from the whole beggarly crew, who b been waiting,'eager to lay hands on t people's money, and dire were the threi of vengeance uimrcu ujr mw unuimu the carpet bag against their reoaloitri Executive. At this juncture the Attora? General stepped forward and offered allay the storm for the privilege of nami the State's financial agent. Governor So was too mueh alarmed to haggis or hesiti about terms. The bargain was oonolud calm waa restored, and young Kimpt arose from the bulrushes of Yale, our fini oial Moses. The first occasion on whioh recourse i had to the peculiar abilities of the n igent wai, we believe, when . Govert ?oott was oalled upon to refund to S?rth Carolina Ring the cash that had b idvanoed to the carpet-bag treasury s jonsidera?pn for the Exeoutive approve he Chatham Railroad charter. Mot ?appened to be ?ery tight in Wall-sfreo ie time, and Ki mp ton's most earnest forts to raise the wind were nnavaili Nobody knew him, (though, after all, il loubtful whether that circumstance wi lisad van tage to him or the reverse,) ant vas blandly informed by tbs respeeti nstitutions to whioh he applied for a 1< hat in such matters they must deal, ?rith the agents of States, but with Hates themselves. His Excellency the C irnor was sorely disappointed and nayed at this fiasco of the agent, at rery threshold of his official career, i n his distress, applied to one of our Us States senators,-Chen in New York, whi uro, oalled upon some old oitizent Charleston, who were induced to lead t issistanoe, and who, with the help of ? >f their Wall-street friends, manage? ibtain th? desired loan. Governor S ?ras in high spirits at being relieved ) ils awkward dilemma, and promised lenator ^and others that hs would at c like tbs other Governors of Southern St pisos the financial interests of South < lina in the keeping of some Noir . banking honan of acknowledged resp bility and standing. This pledge, we not sky, has never ' been kept. Prol tho Governor has been forced to sue to the influence of the etique that sus Kimpton Tba achievements of that w nave since been limited to raising hundred thousand dollars at exorl rates of interest Upon a million and a of the bonds of the Stat?, whioh placed in bia possession, and for th< keeping of wblob, wc understand, 1 hot given a dollar of security. Fer 1 hawked these bonds successfully Wail-street, Kimpton and his friend ?ho impudence te claim o display of ordinary financial tact., For our pa think1 thai Uta most remarkable inats adroitness on the pari of th? ni igent has been his oncosts In so foi winking a leading New York journa induce it to lend th? aid of its c in bolstering up kio ridiouloui pr?te Rai tt away bo that wa wrong Mr. toa. Ae yet we are, in great meas the dark as to th? details of kio ope In behalf of South Carolina: Sot wo hope, the .people of our State v ti im and his masters to a atriot aec ikes? trtmaaikms. We shall -net what it doitsio Indulge tn the lu xi financial '%*>?*- i ' i longrtrt uni! th? Chine**. There ie much ado among the Northen newspaper? aa to the effect of the law ol Congress in regard to the Coolie trade upon the movement now in progresa to se oure the labor of Chinese emigrants for thc cotton, rioe and sogar plantations of thc South. We are surprised that leading journals have been so long in discovering, what wai pointed out weeks ago by TBS NEW?, that the law in question has no ap? plication to the ease. The New York Jour? nal of Commerce sustains our view in de? daring that the law is not. direoted against "the importation of Chinese into this ooun "try," but against ?tko ooolie trade by "American citisens in American Teasels." It does not prohibit the bringing of Chinese immigrants to tbs United States, but tho transportation of coolies in Amerioan res seis ' to any foreign country, port or plane "whatever, to be disposed of, sold or trans? ferred, for any term of years, or for any "time whatever, as serrants or appren? tices, or to be held to service or labor;" That the phrase "to any foreign country, "port or place whatever," means not a port foreign to China, but foreign to the United States, is evident not only from a eareful reading of that section, but esne*'""* th? peculiar wording of the remaining seo - tiona of the law. There is no prohibition of the landing of such persons in the United States. Furthermore, the aot can only be construed as forbidding the trans? portation ef ooolies who have been drug? ged and kidnapped, since the fourth seo tion provides that nothing contained in the aot shall be construed to apply to or affect any free and voluntary emigration of any Chinese subjects, or to any vessel oarrying suoh person as passenger on board the same. A permit or certificate, however, must be prepared and signed by the United States Consul residing at the port of de? parture, oontaining the name of suoh per? son, and setting, forth the fact of his volun? tary emigration, and the Consul, before giving the permit or certificate, must first be personally satisfied of the truth of the faets therein contained. jfteracnot EBHOVAL,-STRAUSS ?fc VANO IO have remove! to tho Store So. 149 MEETl NO? BA K BET. opposite tba Charleston Hotel, formerly occupied by Messrs. Petrin?, Tbayet ? Co , when tiiey are offering a large and complete assortiment of DRY and FANGT GOODS. Inn July 0 ClBittillii. UNivKttsiry ofr viitoniA.-THs Session of this Institution coat menees annu? al!/ on the first day ot October, and oon(innes, with? out Interruption, Mil the Thursday preceding the four h of July ensuing.' The organisation of the Institution ls very com? pte e embracing extensive and thorough conrees of instruction la LI TE lt vTUUF, ?ND hCIENCE, and in the Professions of Law, Medicino and Engi? neering. < The expense of the Academic or Law Student, ex? clusive of the cost of text books and clothing and pocket money, amount to about $368 per ses? sion of nine, months; aud of the Engineering or Medical Student to a*>out $995. of which sums, re? spectively, $990 or $950 is payable on admission, and tho nulaure in the progress of the session. For details aend for catalogue. P O., "Univ -ralty of Virginia." 8. MAU PIN. ? July M Imo Chairman ot the Faculty. W AlHIN OTOH COLliBOE, i aV.??Ton, vinawti. PRESIDENT, GENERAL E. E. LEE, AIDED BT A FULL Cours or Pnorassons, THE NBXr SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 18ra, 1869, and closes Jute 95th, 1870. In addition to the reaular Collegiate Coarse, tba Professional echools of Law and Civil and Mining Engineering, are in roll operation. Necessary expenses, from $800 to $875. For catalogue, address J M. LEECH, July 19 Imo - Clark of Faculty. E JHisicUaaeoiti. h A ETI O J O I N T IRON HOOFING, "OUIGALT'd PlT?KT," For Residences, SUgar.Houjes, Cot ton Gins, Bridges, Ac. Manufactured by . SHOENBERQBR A CO., No. 15 Pabilo Landina, cincinnati, Ohio. Joly 99 _nao _imo UNS. G t l TOMES, M EL VAIN & CO., No. 6 MAIDEN U\K, NKW YOKE, j 1 FOWLIHO PIECES OF ALL QU A LI HES, SUITA? BLE for the Southern trade. Both MUZZLE AND BREECH LOAD! B9. ALSO, IN 8?O0K A FULL ASSORTMENT OF GUILE- J J BT, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES. SOAPS, Ac. j n BOLE ABBOTTS VOS TBS GENUINE D?RINGER PISTOL. i J Joly 19 ; . .. i . , mwflmo | g QANARIE*t CANARlatSt W A LOT OF VERY FINE CANARY BIRDS, JUST received aud f?r sale at i . A. BUEROnS, j 1 No. 83 Market between Meeting and Sing atraed. 1 MI, ? ; J . . m_???? ? ? " il R U T A K BOUTHKBW SISAL ESTAT? Al>V K? l it- ?*, , . P , As an adrsrtWng Bndlam. offers fael'tties to Mer- p ita circulation is fait boco a In? tren er al. Real b Estate agenta, and parties iaicro-ted ia the purchase fl or e ?le of real esta to wll. and lt to their advantage, to consult ita columna and advertise therein, as we areeffecitng arrangements by which oar pat.er will circulate largely among Northern eat itallata. Information tending to the development of our mineral, manufacturing and ?grlonltoral resource? descriptive ot olinuls. soli, A -solicited and thank? fully leceived I rom any section. .Xenos cash, $8a year; a copy pratts to anyone sending six soOscribers; a club ?.f ten, .9 50eaeu. Rates' ol advert? ?mg lloeral. Address... ? , W. f. MoKEKRALL, Jolvie . Marion,* a C. T T. HUMPtlMJBWS J. BROKER, AUCT?ONBSn AND COMMIS. SION MERCUA'hl. "ALES OF BEAL ESTATE, fvlOp?iBONDS,?* . 0?R?TIK? AND PERSONAL THOPEBTTt I ' ATTENDED TO. ? ' \'< I .. .,'Wit. i,,-? : fc.nii>h;.;.?vx :?.J.- r.-. : j RI? ll BaOAU-ftTHBKT OHARLB?*TON, S. C General JAM^OOlS?St ' ksriLLis <B CIUSOLM. FAC?OBS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS V ( spippmo igjftr?? !'*1 '* WILT? ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, BAL* AND SHIPMENT (to Foreign ?ne Domestic Portai ot ?. WiLI'l8........-t.. *. OHtSOi-lfi rioatoberSt i.tli i?j*>S svt : - -.- i r'i !?> i ...-..'..v-a?^J.'i.Uw:.. ' IK? ! t ,m ? ? - iL]P^,Wff, FRIDAY M 1 \\ 'h - .. i Cmil* AT MOUNT PLICAS r ?* Mk1 :??".. wm?h, ?ron and do general bonae work. :i*'AeAjco< re a ubre i Apply at Mr. ALEX > AiipiftW^ N .? .1 King-street. 1? July 80 A ""IBM .VHTTM WOMAN IOEHHAI . J\ lE?fcn?1) ls wanted todo U?o general bouse ' wi'.- O:- .r -i lamily. Apply BEbIDEN? K ot I Lo. .'t rrt^Sna F .loudly J-ooi-ty, Archdale etreet. be J tyeea W' ?t? i MgggS* *jtf?3S? Julyiff ! VV A N Tv O . A G OD MK. A Ul ST It KB? I V? and L?)TV8'MAID Germen preferred.) Ap ? j ply Ht wu.HF. Hou.^B. King-street. Julj2H_ _?_wf3? tlTAH'ff.l A CUHPBTtCNT U?TbEH . ft a sin;i< man and must como weUrecom i uetfied AI.I- at No. l? eMItH-STBEET, be I ...ten on? .uhtwo o'clockmidoay. Jujy 28 _wia* WAW?E), PART UP A Rt* HlDKNii'K, say TIREl. OB FOTJB ROOMS, on or reai Wentworthrteet. or ?ut ledge Avenue. Rent no! to exceed 989. A du rt ss X. O. Z., st this office. ^uJyJITj_ WAKTMlj A < OBPKTEM'l MAN, FOI? a peraanent country job, cepftble of doini wheelw r ght ind blacksmith work. Apply to CAME BON, BABsujEY & CO. July 24 WARTTfeJD TOJPURCHASK FOHtiASH, a soot SECOND HAND PIANO, State prlot and maker. Address VT., NEWS OFFICE July 9 _ WANT MO, A SM A LL IB?USK,OP THREE or iou rooms, with kiioben, tn the central part of the cry. Bent not to exceed *M per month. Address ' M.." at thu Office._Jane 17 WANTED, liv A MARR1KD MAN, A si tumbu in some Cotton Mill -on tb or South west; is acquainted with all branches, baring work? ed In them au. but should select WEaVING as i ohoine. i artie s wishing to engage such s person Z^L,.? "Saddrosaa note, stating terms, to JOHN J, nsiiiijX, J* Owl jg ^WMIWIII BOSMKW. May 34 AKTifib, KVHJailODY TO SUB. SCRIBE to the C TBC Cl. ATTN Q LIBRARY. CBARLESdM RIOUTER'S Select Library of Ne? Books contains all of the latest publications. - April ai_No. 181 KING-STREET. CH I N Bl S K LAAOKKRS.-~PAH.TI ECS wishing to employ large or small numbers ot CHINESE LABOREES, way make the necessary arran gemenU for procuring gaug* of aia> required, delivered in any part of the country, by application to K OOPM AN aCH A AP, San Francisco, California. July 80_ WANT KD-AO KNT8-TO SK LL TDK AMERICAN KNIHING MACHINE. Price 898. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Ma? chine ever invented. Will knit 20,000 stitches per minute. Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address AMEBICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY, Boston, Mass., or at. Louts, Mo. May 4_T8 WANTED, KVUBYBUDT TU KNOW that JOB PRINTING of aU kinds, plain and ornamental, ls exeonted promptly hi the neatest style and at the lowest New York prices, at 1 HS NOTTS Job Office, No. 149-EAsT BAT Call and ex? amine the scale ofprices before giving your orders elsewhere._ j_? WAJtTHO. AOBJNTS VORTHS AMEBI CAB FARMERS' HORSB BOOK, in both Eng? lish and German, by Robert stewart, V. K, of Miss. 1 he work covers the whole ground cf the breeding and raising, and the treatment ef horses and mules, bo'.h in sickness and health. - It has won ita way to popular favor, and 1B t>day the most popular and best selling Horse Book oat. Address O. F. VEN -, Publisher, Cincinnati, O. ?mo* March. 18 , ANTBD-A GE.TTS-8T5 TOInlf PRK month, everywhere, male and female, to In? troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SWING MACHINE. This ma. .hine will st'tch, hem, fell, tack, quilt, oor.1, bind, braid and embroider in a most superior manner Price only 818. Folly warranted for five years. We wm pay 81000 for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiiul. or ni Ore elastic Beam than oars. It makes the * Elastic Lock hutch " Every second titch can be cot, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without teasing it. We pay agents from $78 to ?280 per monah and expenses, or a com? mission from which twice that amount can be made. Address, ?KC OMR A CO., PITTSBURG, Pa.; SF. LOUIS. MO., or BO-TON. MASS. . CAUTION.-Do not be 1a*posed Upon by other parties palming off wot thiess cast-iron machine*, under the ?ame name or otherwise. Ours ie tbe tmly eenuin e and really practical cheap machine manufactured. 78 Mav 4 Ca Bent. rHENT, THffi TRRKU ?PPEU STORIES of the A DOER BUILDING, each loor forming a floe hall, being 95 feet deep and 54 bet wide with a bold entrance on King-street ;. will se fitted up to suit any purpose for which they mar ae desired. Apply to J. L. M< >8KS, collector and Beal Estate Agent, No. 84 Broad-street. J"iy 14_:_i-_!_?'m ia rat? ...n. ... neiii-'. PLEASANTLY SIT CT X Al ED TWO AND A HALF 8 TO BT RESI? DENCE, No. 8 Oadsden-street. opposite Wentworth. Ipplyat CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL. Jane 14_ _ REM. ESTATE AGBNTB, ANO OTHERS ha*lna houses to rent, can have their Placards, kc, printed at the lowest ratea and In the neweat ind neatest styles of tvpe, at IHB NEWS JOB OF? FICE, No. 149 East Bay l?t Sait. VTIOR SALK., ONIE H CT N O (IB D THOUS fj AND ACRES OF LAND In Kershaw County, iouth Carolina. CONBISTIHO or: FIFTY VERY SELECT FARMS near Camden and in the Railroad, varying In siae from 160 to 600 acree These and adjoining Farms aro being taken by our >est clttsens, and afford every advantage tor health ul. cornier able and pro fl table tarma. MaNY LARGE AND CHOICE PLANTATION*, x>nveni?nt to. market DESIRABLE RESIDEN JES in Camden and Kirk, rood. 8EVEBAL LABOE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND AMD A few very VALUABLE si TES for manufactories. Address, WM. M. SHANNON, Attorney at Law, Camden, H. C. Joly 28 nao Imo? A UCTIUNREHS, BROKERS, ANO OL othera wirt?ng "t or Sale" Placards, Business lards, or other Joe Printing executed with neat tess and dispatch, wilsons ul t their interest by leav ag their orders at TffK NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 49 Rant Bay. _ POR BALK, O LO SEWSPAPKRS IN any quantity. Price 75 cents per hundred, lie cheapest wrappto > paper that can be used. Ap. iv ar the office of THE N EWS. March 1 pst mb J&unb. r os r.-LUST ON WKDNKSDA Y MOR< |Li ING, a large BLACK D JG. answers to the ame of Toby, A suitable -seward will be paid for is recovery If lett at No. 63 MBETING-SIBERT, ext to Mill* Hons a. . 1 ? Joly 83 ^TOPPED, A COUGH OF LOX? S '"AND j ltld, threatening Consumption, by u lng s sin le bottle of w ititi OF TAB. 1* July 80 la . i , . a I - rr H A R L M S T O H K O TBL, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, THIS FIRST-CLASS BOTEL. MlUATER IM _ Jeaaaat IcoalloB, and in the bumneeei portion of the liv, readers it the ?oat desirable Bosci for eithar recusan ma* e<? hav*'? ?nu?Li ? ? * ??S^??-o^uvj ?mi-ned apartment* for f millee a. ? single penile, ae'n. Th ! proprietor will endeavor to maintain tbe tub reputation e ??oyed br tho "t"barleatou" as a net Chus bouB?, and no effort witt be spared to de Wvo a c/Jatlnuanoe of the liberal patronage hereto >re bestowed upon lt lue best of .Livery soe otpacmodations will ba found dJoinlnK the eatabllahroent. ibo house i* supplied with the celebrated Alta? ian water, of winch delight fal baths can be bud ?ber day or night. *. JJ. J^< K-ON, July 18 Proprietor. ^ T . CLOUD lt OT KL. THIS NEW AND OOMMOI IOU? HOUSE, LOCAL ?O corner ot Broadway and tTony-second-aireel, io as aaset aJvantaflea over ?ll other houses for Jhe a? ?au modatloo oi its ducats. It waa built expressly ; AfflrDttcbiBa jamlly boarding house-tbs rooms MUM lane cad eu suite. h?ated t>y steam-with aol md cold w ter. and furnished 8?cond to none; while be culinary department ts In the most exT>??riencod ianda, affording ?neera au uneqoallrtd table. 3 one of ?twoaV Patent ktevator. ia aise amona bc ?.modert? Impwv?memla" and ?t the eorv?ee o? mosts at alt boora.- - ' eh The ?readWAV and ?niverany Pl?o? Car? pass th* loor everv four ?ninute?, rana?na from the Olly Etait lo t?tixrA P?'*, whRe the Mxth and ^ evento ?venue tines are but? Short block on oi?hei alda,, ifiordingample facUttlea for commtuiicallng with al) he depots, ete*mi>o*t Undinge, clare* of av use. pent and hustneasot the gre*t toetrono??. M Oil tu ?M HOLLfeiTT,- Proprietors. Marchi?. Lid* ? r ''' -: fl H A t. MIO?I0V, GILD ff'R, POBlBAir AND PICTURE' FRAME MAN UT AC? th 1UBEB, P CHARLB,TpK, 8,0, . xc^Kn3G>?^sa?al <tf ktl wm ?tt??%,|yra^ts( liVw \ . Wareo ; .... - ? tr v-ir-'r ...y-i';*-- I I ?RN I NO, JULY 30, 186 OKA Xi) TABJJI'J.VUX KX..IB1 ft loft AN? PROMENADE CONCERT Will be given at MILITA BY HALL, under tho ana pic?* of tho ASHLEY FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, OF CHARLESTON. To commence on Monday Kvenln?, 36OA instant, And con ti mi o for ten eueres?! vo nights. Admission only 25 cents. Children 15 cents llcketa caa be procured at the door. ibo patronage of the public is most respect fullj solicited, as the Committee has pledged themselves to spare no pains in making this one of tho most attractive entertainments of the season. Refresh? ments at city pricer". Boors open at 7. P?rformance begins at half-pest 8 o'clock. Change of periormance each evening. 8. E. GRAiiT. Loader. T. 8. DENNISS! >N, July 26 Chai* man Committee. Boilers IR 9ankcaotio. IN TH IC DISTRICT COU ?VT OP THK UNITED !*T* TBS, EORHOUlH CAROLINA. JULY TkBM. 1869_IS THE M ATT UR OE J. H. bUBER, OF NE W BBB KY, 8. O , B NKRUPT.- PE HUON POB FULL AND FINAL DI Hr H-.KOK IN BANKHUP I CY.-Ordered. That a hearing be had ox the TWENTIETH PAY Qt AUGUST, A, D 1869, at r?it?r? ai Courthouse in oreenvilte 8. 0., and that all Ci ed? it?te, Ac, of sall Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and show cause, ii any tuey can. vhv tb? prayer of the icrittouer should not be granted And that the second and third meetings of Creditors oL said Bankrupt wi li oe nc ia ?t the office of C. J, .IA EG KB, Esq., Registrar or Xhiru . .o?"r..u?1,"ni District, Routh Carolina, on THIBTEKMIH DAT 01 ADQUST 4869. at li M. By order of the Court, the 15th day of July, 1869. DANIEL HOREB .CK. Clerk of the District Court or the U. 8. for S. C. July 16 f3 Jnsoranre. INSURANCE COMPANY, or MACON, GEORGIA. Anthorlsed Capital..$500.000 FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE and distinct by cbsrter. $10 j,OOO paid into the In? surance Department of Georgia according to law for the benefit of the assured in this Company. Stockholders wealthy and responsive gentlemen o' Georgia. A purely Southern Company, allowing only six per cent, of its earnings to the Stockholders ; the rest o f the profita divided among the Policyholders on the o ntubution plan. Ure Department has been in successful opera? tion for six months, and has already accumulated handsome assets. ft ' Life Department in full and successful operation, and vicing with old companies In its success. All of its Policies non-10 rf ei table, ana of every description of Life and Endowment, together with an annuity table and return premium plan. No restrictions upon travel, place of residence or occupation. Women Insured on same terms aa men. Loans half cf its premiums. No notes taU :n. OFFICERS : W. J. LAWTON, President. J. C. MoBUBNEY, Vice-president B. J. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary. C. F. MoOAY, Constituting Actuary. P. H. WB1GHT, Examining Physician. Thia Company is now prepared to take rinks either ba the Fire or Life Der artments, and solicits a share ol the patronage of the city and sta*o. jr. o. HOL M KS, Jr., General Agent for South Carolina. Local aol Travelling Agents wanted in all parts of M. j <JIM tii.^.1 ^Antmiaalons ttllnarorC Ancllca tions to be made to J. G. HOLMES, Jr., General Agent, No. 85 Broad-street, Charleston, b. 0. July 21 n*c wfm G UARDI AN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 0? NEW YORK. Organised in 1859 . ALL POLICES NONFORFEITABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 60 (FIFTY) PEB CENT. STATEMENT*. Polices In torco..9215,000.000 Asaet*... 1500,000 ? annal Income. 800.000 Losses Paid.. 500,000 OFFICERS, * W. H. PECKHAM, President, Wat. T. BOOKER, Vice-Pr?sident L. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FUDICKAB, Superintendent. DIBECTOBS. Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm of Harper & Bros., ex Mayor New York. _ Jon M J. CRANE, President Bank Republic. WM M. VEBMILYE, Banker (Vermllyo & Co.) CHAS G. BOOKWOOD, Cashier Newark Bankin3 Com. pony. Hon. GEOBGE OFDXKE, ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. MOKOAN, Banker. 1 THOMAS RIGNEY, Firm I homos Rigney A\?o. FHN J. B.?HEBi?AN, Treasurer New York Steam Sn i gar Beaning Company. AASOH ABHOXD. Firm of Arnold, Constable k Co. BI?HABD H.Mowina, Wetmore A Bowne; Lawyers. 15. V. HArjoHworrr, Firm E. V. Hanghwout k Co. WM WILSENS, Firm of W. WUkens k Co. JuXJois H. PH>^?, Merchant. Wat ff. Wasons. Merchant. CHAS J. (-TABB. Merchant. WttiLiAM AXJMor, Merchant. '?wLM^f?it**.w*-^-**-r* - - '""?> v mir' Gao? T. HOPE, President Continental Fire I as ur* ance Company. JOHN G. Ssraawoon. Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Fith Avenue and Twenty-tbird-atreet ? EnWA?r H. WBIOKX, Newark, N. J. I Gao. W FABLEE. counsellor.. I W. L. COOAWEM*, Merchant. 1 ?fc-OltOK KK1S?, G ION ER AL AGENT FOB SOOTH CAROLINA. . Dr. T. REEN ST J ERNA, Examining Physician. M. IhSKUTK-L, L ! GENERAL AGENT FOB CHARLESTON. ? fltoe Wo. 8?5 Ktng-strect, CHARLESTON, 8.0. ^ January" . ; ' ' *^ ' > M T3RUOKLVM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets ow?*...... .............fl^/HMI MSUAV ALL KIN it? OF ? LIFE AND ENDOW? MENT POLIGIBt?., oivid.nds ?nhn?lly Irr ceeh. Onlv Cbmpany havmg the Doflntte Guaranteed Sup render-Value Flan PoUde?. worldwide;- Second U no Company m the United St*M*tor ?tftblUty, ?be raUty sud economy. lg "' , Ho. l??laadW. NewTora. ' ?i* 1 . ; f CHRISTIAN w. HOUOK, Prca?df nt ' Wit W,Cou?, Soptciary. >, State Agency No, 85 BroaiMtreot, Pecond Floor. 1 L?>?a%nd Canvassing Agenta Wanted tBrongnot tho stat?. ' ' . T> . ., ? ' , At?ly ?? peraonWbV lctier to t|:;.. .., JAi*M8 0/?ULJ|??. Jrv '.i iajtiitti *i -rr >*?* c?r.u...wmt??m * . f-Woijitt y a ?.? - ?: ? ' ' ' 9. /'.pMffftL JAMES H. WILSON, BANKER AND BROKER, No. 5 Broad-street. STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD BOUGHT AND carried, or Fold fhort io New York ou Margina. DFPOSITS received sud interest allowed. VXCHANGE, STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, HLVEB, COUPONS AND UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, DOUgbt and eold on current rates and on commis? sion. COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. DRAFTS for sale of ?1 and upwards nu England, Ireland, Paris and Berlin. f ulfl July 30 j > A N K. IC H. S , STOCK AND EXCHANGE BHOKEBS AND MFR CHANTS, wishing Checks, BUuks, Letter Heads, or Job Printing of any de^onpiiou, c-n get their oidor* ulled promptly and in the neatest style, at eticap rates, by applying at THE NEW? JOH OFFICE, No. U9 East Bay. jr^LSSl?i.L'5 BOOli, "TOKK. WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &c. Mtm UlnbUcattons. THE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Gems of Art and Pong, with niucty-ntuo 1 irge Bteol engrav? ings, imperial 8vo. morocco, $20 TF.NI?T60N'8 ENID. Ulnstr?ted by Gustave Dore, fo? lio, in an elegant binding, $10. TKNtvs N'S LOCKSI.Y DAM-, Illustrated by Henneey, 4 octavo, $'?). Om;'? t i.r.GY, with soventeen flnelv colored draw? ings ana a r>hoioHn?pbio reproduction cf the oria'nal manuscript, 4to. $6 20. WAVHIH ; Posiu, original Poems of country life, edi tod by Robert Buchanan, with forty-seven illuttratlen*. Ito $10 THE BIR.O, by rtfichelet. illustrated by two hundred and en exquisite engravings by GtacomeUl. $0. CHRIST TM SONG, or Hyms of Immanuel, selected from alt acres by Philip schaff, D. D., Hvo, cloth gili extra, $6. COWPKB'S TABLE TALK, and otber Poems, bonuti iully ?lustrated by the most eminent English Artists, 1 volume, ?to, $3. STOUT WITHOUT AN END, from the German of Ca rove, large 4to. with fifteen beautiful pic? tures, in imitation of water colors, $7 50. CHRISTMAS CAROL, by charles Dicken*, with thirty illustrations, by Ey tinge, small 4 octavo, $5. SCOTIA'S BAUDS, the choicest productions of the Scottish Poets, beautiful)v illustratod. 8vo, $4. MARMION, bv Walter Scctt, with fifteen photographie tUustrations $8. LATS or THE Hour LAND, from ancient and moder writers, with sixty-three illustrations, 8vo, $8. 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CHAS. C. RIGHTER No: 161 Kir>g-?trc*t. i July ia,, . nae ? harlesion, 8. O. t> w A ti i) D A u y :, ??ENERAL ?X)M?fIIS?ION MERCHANT, 'Bs* fwWaWsv NM\f TOBE. \PKR80% Al. ATTENTION OTVBN TO TH? MTB OqaSB ot all kinda ot MERCHANDISE Boote, Rh W Hats. Ca.,? ?nd Trusas, and, Straw Gooda a ( coV?iRum<?t? of ail toes* ot Staple Articles and g?aete!Proo?ee solicited. , t ^tWt^7^#?*ABDDALY. < 1 \ ta^ofCharWi,.,,. S.O. moBW ff i ; i. .'..i i ,,1.1.,L. 1ii-;-?Am . j u A* a;|K .;. l&mMW % .. 0 jfcj AOC?WhTAlW?. \ IfOTA?W RUBRIC JSNJ* GmWtOUL JQB&T< B^pAlTJLLrjOLIOlTa^ ^ .rtth?lB^^^oie.U ^aa-ary? , , MELONS. JUST ARRIVED. AECUT ONE HUNDRED VERT FINc MEI.ONH, nt KLEIN'S FRUIT HTORJ5, No. 3.19 t\ing-str<?ei, which will be sold to Battufr every one who buys; fomi-arc very extra large oues. A'so, very cheap Peach??, 10 cents a quart; famous GO c. nta a dosen._a* julv 30 NfcW SOUTHERN FL??RT"" ITl ? lOiMBK.) BAGS NEW GEORGIA FAMILY 1 I W FLOUR 80 (49 lbB.) Hogs Kew Georgia Family Hour 28 (49 lbs ) Bags Kew Georgia Family Flour Choice lu st?re ami at South Carolina Railroad Depot. For tale by J N. ROBSON. Nos 1 ai/d 2 Atlantic WUart. July 30 DAO 1 STKEKT, MHOS & C0~ No. 74 EAST BAY, OFF kit rOR SALE: SUGAR. AND MOLASSES. Rr, HHDS. PRIME AND CHOICE POR TO RICO OU Kt GAH 00 barrels Prime, and Choice Porto Rico Sugar 10 1 hds. Cholea Porto Rico Molasses. SUN omits. gf 250 boxe.", varie,UH t>rauna. so U' ? 20 barrels Pickled Herring. COTTON TIKS. I A supply of the Celebrated WAlLfrY TIF. always on hand._ 2 July '?9 VINEGAR. 1 A QUARTER CASK-! BORDEAUX VINEGAR L" 80 bbla. White Win? and Cider Vinegar. For salo by CLACK)H ti WITTE, Ju'y 29 2 No. 86 East Bay. PE \ S. <-){\f\f\ BUSHELS BLACK PEA?, SUITABLE ?J* f\ 'Vf lor seed ant leedii g for sale by July 24_T. J. KERR ti CO. 1 HEAP CORN. QA AA BUSHELS WESTERN WHITE CORN, OlJv/V/ slightly boated. For ?ale. at a Bow price, by T. J. KEHR ti CO. July 22_ NEW GOODS? EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREE!. BLE, most deiicloUb iv.a healthy food, used for Puddings, Jellies, B'.nnc Marnte, Ice Cream, Griddlecakes, Soups, &o., put up lal lb. pack? ages, with directions for use. Desiccated cocoanut, far Pies, Puddings, Cakes, Ac , put up in half tb. packages, with directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in half pinta, pints and quarts. Cider and White Wiue Vi neg ir, warranted pure Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee, of good quality, at 35s. '*i V ?. ! Just received and for sale by CO-OPEBA ; rVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest coruf r Meeting and Market streets. . Goods delivered tree. May 28 j FRESH ?RUGS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WflOL*SALE AND RETAIL BX DB.. H. BAEB, No. 131 MEE ll SG-STREET BISON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE 1 Bose's Cough Syrup Schenk'* Pulmonic Syrup Schenk's Seaweed Tonic Cherokee Remedy Cherokee Cure t Cherokee Pills ? *'\ Cherokee Injection , bpears' Fruit Preserving Solution Brown's Chlorodyne German Blood or "Kaiser" Pill*. Ac. Ac. M Fleming's.Worm Confections g W right's Rejuvenating Elixir Churchill's Syrup Hypopbosphita of Lima m Van Dens?n's Worm I ontections asss^B Hurley's Wo int Candy Hani Bardotto'* Worm Sugar Drops JB Gretenberg Pills aral Cephalic Pills iff Schallenberger's Fever and Ague Pills Mw^l Strong's Pills fepMatl McLane's Liver fill* BjjB Linn'? Vegetable Pills SSW? Russell's Soothing Cordial tor Children Teething!! Jayne's ? Iterative ^BBMB Jayne's Expectorant U Jayue'a Carminative Jayne's sanativo Pills Radwav's Ready Belle-iBB Railway's R. ^'HaW Rid way's Ready R?solvent. j'f' June 21 m wt" H HONEY ! FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. BY Dr. H. BAER, June 26 No. 131 Meeting-street. , v WintSj ftgnors, (gtc. ^ I y 1. I) WHISKIES. m THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN- M NOUNCE that they have been appointe i by Messrs, ^ HENRY H. HANNIS A CO.. of Philadelphia, their 1 sole Agents tor the State of South Carolina for the " Bale ot their celebrated ACME, X XX, XXX, XXXX, N KCl AR CABINE I and o .her br.nds OLD RYE WHISKIES. They aiso wish to announce that they will be sn constant receipt of their COPPER DISTILLED MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISKIES, direct from Distillery at HannisviUe, Berkeley County, West Virginia. Liberal contracts will bs mile for large lots of new Whiskies in bond at DlatlUerv Warehouse. OLACIDS* WITTE, No. 85 East Bay street, JunelS wfmSmos Charleston, S. C. Stones. jyj li. K I 1M IA E Y , TROT, NEW YORK, MAN D FA C r/UBEB OF ?TOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, HOLLOS WARE, Ac. MANUFACTURER OF ? PHILANTHROPIST,** " CHIEF COOK.' ..CHARTER OAK" AND "CIVILIAN" COOKING STOVES. JDMIRABLY AD APT HD TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. HS V?? IALI BX UV JJ. FULLERTON, AUGUSTA, OA. THESIS STOVE? STAND ?NRIVaLLED FOB apacity, durability, conveniences ?ad the general arp?se* to which l ookm? stove? are used. The 'fill ANTIIROPISI- ls extra heavy plated, and has nb ' Drawer; cati be mad" into a ?Ix borter bola tove: baa cast Iron Wtter Tank galvanised,or? samel lined. A strictly tlrst-clans tftove. Tte irVlLlANls of a neat design, and bas a flue large ?von. Thia stove eau be had wttb the extension isek, a? holes, and reservoir when desired For further information apply co D. L. FULLEBTON, January 8? ?oion Aucusta, Ga |_t?Ua,S?K8 & MACBETH, No. 86 Bread?itr*?tt Oharleeton. fc. G., BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS. REAL ESTATE **? BiMMBaAl* C Ut M Bl S S S S UN AGENT?. Will atttend to Renting and Collecting of Beata Ad purchase ?jad sale et Stock*, Bonds, Gold, IRver and R*al Estate. ' ALSO, To tba Porshase of Good? and Supplies for parti* a the <!ount4y upon wsaaonable terms. ?Tg^f ?&OM*..MAOBBVS. ! ?A i 11 -:-.- " AKM KJStOS. . . . ?,.?,.*}*). ;.'OHS OUT. rr M u x & . c? .A a* uv Y*, ' ' ??^B '?Mfr? ' .)... . AN? ?EHERAL , COMI1I8SI?N u?ltCHANTfJ? 125 SMITH'S WHARF. BALTIMORE. ?OaBBlOCmHX'fSa)? COITO?, BKJi?? RB ?PJ40 t FCIXY s?lMK?d. ?nu ?berat advances toad?