The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 04, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY .NEW?. RIORDAN. DAWSON 100., J ' ' PBOPB1BTOB8. OFFICE No. EAST SAT. Tunaus - DAIL? NEWS, one yea?.$8 00 UA.IT.J Naws, six. months. 8 00 yjii? ?iWI, tureo month?. a 00. iBtvWttimxx NEWS, one vear. 3 00 ? TBI-WEEELX NB wa, elx months.2 00 PAYVCSX Invariably tn adrarce. NO oaper sent on lo BB tue. cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er Urne mau pai? tor. THB DAILX NKWS will be sor ve J to subscribers In the caty st .is cents a weak. ADVBBTiep.Mi-.NT3 -First insertion, 16 cente a ltni?: Subsequent Insertions, 10 cents a line. Business Notices, t? cents a line, Marriage and Funeral No bliss,: Ons Dollar each. ..J If E IF S SUMMARY. -.poid at Nsw York yestord ty cloged at 351. -At Now York cotton closed Bioady. Sales 1200 hales. -Ibo Liverpool cotton -market closed a Shade pas or, but prices wore unohanged. -A cargo of slaves bas recently been landed at Colorado Key for a Cuban planter. -Miss Floronoa McCarty, a native of Jack? son, Miss., bas boen appointed telegraph ope? rator. -Of tho eighty-four steamers which ply be? tween Araorica and Europe, butfive are owned by American companies. -The nomi nation of a "Seymour and'Blair" ticket at Nashville has thrown a damper on the ardor of the Son ter Republicans. -Tho Fronoh Cable Company will regularly open bunides* on the 5th, with a reduction of twenty pet cent, on the present Atlantic cable ratea. -Both the Oxford and Harvard orews are now in apt ivo practice, preparatory to the in? ternational race. Batting is two to one in favor of the Oxtord. -South Ameiican news ia cheerful. They nave smallpox at Valparaiso, yellow fever at Bio, eai i liquates near Iquique and Arequipa, ?nd the Muga volcano is again in action. -The Spanish Regent, in his speech to the new American Minister, General Sickles, said that "President Grant could not have made a more grateful selection to the Spanish people." Bat ho did not say why. -Twenty-tour thousand dollars were stolen from the safe in the treasurer's office of the United States arsenal at Philadelphia Friday night. The sale was uninjured by the Opera? tion, and -'thereby hangs a tale.1' -James R. Butts, formerly Surveyor-Gene? ral of Georgia, died in Macon last week, after a faw hours' illness, of bilious colic. At the time of his death he was supposed to be one of the largest Innd-owners in Georgia. -Several Am rican gentlemen, who seem to have been disappoint 3d in Washiagtjn, have lately been arrested in Mexico on a charge of complicity with Lopez and others in a con? spiracy against the public treasury ofthat re? public. Their trial is now going on. -The New York Post, of Saturday, uavs : "Carrie Autterheld, aged twenty-two years, was Urnbly burned last evening by the explo? dion of u ktiroaene lamp, in ?ovi3ton-a?r?i?5t. ^Wl\^?t^t OU fr-****? aia-^a UD? "^^op^y^T^ _*' * dic.T iii. grisEF .-Arnon? th?- visitors at the White Sn?phjhr ?Sprinta. Vitamin, o.re Gener?is r. IJ. Uuckri?r, of Louisville; A. lt. Lawton, of Georgia; ila .grader, of Baltimore; Lilly, of Virginia; Bishop Wilmer, of Louisiana; Admiral Smith. Sur? geon-General Barnes, and the families of the Prussian Munster at Washington, and "the French Consuls at Charleston and.Savannah. -Forney has received a letter written for his ''Press," from Columbia, 8. C., in which the writer says: "There bas been some talk among tUo Re publicans as to who shall be nominated for 'he next elec ion. F. J. Moses, Jr., will try and satisfy bis ambition by becom? ing Lieutenant Governor. No one bat Scott is spoken of for Governor. Sawyer is not at all popular with bis party here; and although spo? ken of aa a Conservative candidate, in opposi? tion to Scott, neither Dem?crata nor Radicale fa vol the idea." -The Reformed Church in New York have boen very fortunate in their real estate trans? actions. The> rented the old church in Nas? sau-street tor a postoffloe, and for many years drew a rent, fur $20.600 per annum. Then they"* sold it for $250 000 and bought sit lots ia Fifth avenue tor $30.000, which are worth $200.000. They al-o bought, abott thirty years ago, four lots io Lafayette place, on wh cb. they also built a cu uren. For these lots they paid $10,000. Tliey now ask $400.000, and will prob? ably get the^r price. -Two New York ladies stopped their cir riage QHLA oro*sing. One went into a store and the otfrer remained in the carriage. Twp, gen? tlemen wishing to orosa the street ordered the coachman to novo oin. The lady in the car? riage told bim not to stir. On thia one of the gentlemen opened the coach door, and with bia boola and spurs stepped through the.oar. riage. Ho was l olio wed by bia companion, to the extreme discomposure of the lady within as well aa the lady without. To complete the jeat, s party of Bailors coming up, and relish? ing the joke, scrambled through the carriage. --Bon. Pittman, the famous phonographer; ' baa j ns t re t urne i to Cincinnati from reporting the Yergtr trial at Jackson, Miss. He says that it. was by all odds the most interesting and thor ugh he ever reported. Tho defence had en< at ed the beat medioil talent in the en tire South to pru re Yeigor insane, and nothing -could be more elaborative and exhaustive than the efforts to eatabliah that plea. Mr. Pittman believes tb.t i ii he had been tried before apv j my in tbs country it would have acquittea Y er? fror. ' AB it is be believes that tbs military commissi, m found lum guilty and sentenced him to deat h. -We noticed some days since that it was proposed to establish at Maoon a lortilizjr and guano mi; ii ac orv. The Telegraph eay^t it. has airead, been foimod, and it is proposed to put at the head of it G?nerai William 8. Hoity V man ot well-known financial and execufcisfe ability, and s planter, aa. well es president of the Soar ii wo* tern Bailrosd. - it is proposed, also, to aaskb that well known agriculturist, .chemist and planter, Dr. B. j . Pendleton, Of Sparta; inspector of the work?. A considera? ble amount of stock itt thia .enterprise'has alm^l'ls^'Vtiiisu hy ?any of the leading men ot Macon, .' ,' *'' -A queer incident occurred 'Hinder the ltori dan." in Franktort, eome weeks ago. A bride* groom was; missing when the marriage p>o-v cession f - med, and after, a,jbng aeuohwas discovered ip tba top cf a linden \tea> ,y ??bo guests, the bride and ber father aU aasembeti* beneath it txeoeohing him to como ?own, but ho would mt ..and did ?ot, until tho father-in law that was to, bc had drawn hp and signed . settlement lt*esforringosrtaihlands to too d? llnqn*?i*itr&toi. ' Th's sott??meni haddon* baen.ap.ri-ed Hmm. but bad bi eli deferred a?<ftt and agarir; mml finally tbs onaning groom $ook the BDOVU matbod of obtaining it, Arter that was dane all wont off smoothly. Tba groom descended from his porch, kissed the tears from the cheek of the sobbing brida, and gallantly led her to the altar. -A New York reporter who has been admit? ted to the presence of the Chinese giant, how sojourning in that oity, says : He was dressed in a long flowing tobe, and seemed quite at his easo as he ate some nuts after his duiner. A lady dressed in European Btyle was introduced as Mrs. Chang, and she is a very fair specimen of tue Chinese type of beauty, a really band some woman, with ea jy and unaffected nan nor, who looked with a certain amount of wonder on the "man who makes the papers," as she called our reporter. At length, Parlett said that there was a representative of the New York press with Mr. Chang, and as the ] giant IOHO to bis full height, and as he stretch? ed out his hand in the most affable manner, ? his towering structure became fully apparent, j and was enough, to AU any ono with a krna or awe. But any sentiment of this nature was. quickly dispelled aa Chang walked about the room chatting in English and Frenoh (both Of which languages be speaks remarkably well.) His face is of tho Chilies e or Mongolian tv po, but has a pleasing and gracious expression. Be said he waa going back to China across the Continent by the Pacific Railroad, bot that he intended to spend Home months in New York and other cities ot Amorioa. CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1869. Scott's Tactics-A Hew Ma nos u vre. Au extraordinary freak of our versatile and ecoentrio Governor has just been brought to light through the instrumental? ity of a bill in equity filed in the Court of Common Pleas for Laurens'County, in be? half of the President and Directors of the Bank of the State of South Carolina against the Laurens Railroad Company and others. The bill complains that at a sale, under Sn execution at law, of the rolling stock of the Laurens Railroad Company, (that corpo? ration being insolvent, and the State and the bank being both heavily interested aa creditors in the disposition of its assets,) "a locomotive was sold and knocked off to "hi* Excellency Robert K. Scott, not in hit "official character aa Governor, but to him as "an individual, and that the agent, one Jo "aeph Crews, who aoted for the purchaser, "has proolaimed that he meant to remove, thi "said locomotive, regardless of the para? mount liens of the State and tho bank, "both liens being perfected long anterior tc "the judgment under which the looomoti'vt "was sold." The complainants therefor? pray that writs of injunction may issue re? straining Governor Soott and his agent Crews, from removing the locomotive 01 any other movable property of the oom pany, of which they may have become th? purchasers. This is one side of the story The answer of Attorney-General Chamber lain, representing the interests of the Statt in the matter, sustains each and all of th? allegations contained in the b?ll, and more over explicitly oharges that*"the purchaser "Under said sale (Scott and Crews) are not "designing and contriving to. remove and dis ?rg-yer for the injune ron. What doe.? all this moan ? Is it poss?bl that the Governor of South Carolina, hount a* he is to look after and protest her inter este, has taken advantage of his ornoo ti buy, on his indiv.dual account, persona property upon which he knew that the Stat* holds a lien, and that he is seeking to rs more euch property beyond the juriBdiotioi of her courts ? This, it seems to us, is tb statement of facts whish we hare upon th authority of the Attorney- General himself Is the Governor not satisfied with his smar speculations in stocks and bank bills, ant his liberal dabbling in railroad contracte that he must also try his hand ut the looc motive business ?,~ri'Will "Veritas" tell us The Confederate Debt. We stated a few weeks ago that the Ion perialiat, published in Nsw York, in th interest of tho "bloated bondholders,", ad vocated the payment of the Southern wa debt. In its issue ihr July 81; it'publions a communie Uion strongly condemning soo S view The correspondent remarks : "1 "we are to pay the debt of the South, wb; "not pay for their negroes and their othe "lossep T Wohld ijt' ?6t'beJ as just ? Wh? "claim have they on government ?" , . ? "Just ao;" replies the Imperialist. "That' "our opinion. Will our friend tell us whs "sort of s thing 'government' is that i "should owe anything to anybody f WLs "?B government ? Is it an entity ? Has i "ft conscience-a heart ? Hus it-our ow "especially-a proba^lrutare state? W ?think hot. 0?r view is that national debi "are due by the people themselves, and n< "by the machinery by whioh they are got "erned. It is true enough that the peopl "of the North have no obligation to pay tl "debt of tho South, though it might t "wise for them to assume such. Nor kai "th* people of thc Scstti' ??c?pl a? uno < "the misfortunes of their defeat, any psi ?in tir? debi of ?hs Union; ftnd y et it Wohl "h? wofully unwise for them to advocate i "r?pudiation. Their own debt ought no "of course, to be paid ?at its face,' since ft "the greater part of it no *7&!ue receive' "was ever obtained, and ita present holdei "gave nothing at all for il; but ft proper at ? j UBI meat might be arrived at. As to tl "slaves, al^th?ir va)U?m*y be fairly look? "upon as .property (destroyed by the wai "and the South has as good ft claim to OOH "pfasationfdr losses received in battle < "in siege. They fairly risked all that wb< ;f '?bey took 'up arms. The mers bUruV??i ?ia.ymau>,?o^ ?d*te any just mortgage tbersoa^-uor dot "lt extend tho mortgage over ?wy otip ."maft't.houas,;;,,, i..^^.^^^rr-., Of course, the tneaukig of*!! this, if.isdc* lt, ian be said to har? real, earoo MmboVt, ?s; that the go?d?e?p^^ States, south ft* well fts^Korth/most ) ^oro?gbly isrtde^ 'inst repudiation of ti& natiooal debt is tl Unpardonable Sj?.'" The South now bl? $lr to hold oeforelougihe>^ A$ ?power, and as it ia not unreasonable suppose that * r^pddiatio? p^rt*; mJgh f Mitt otis cause awi snot her, oduusii?M adherents among the people of the Sour! sra States, and as comparatively few tuen? government securities ?re held here, th? organ Of th? "bloated bondholders'* deems it necessary to attempt to bamboozle the good people of the South, and talk about paying our war debt, not "dollar for dol? lar," bat on an "equitable adjustment," &o. Tnere may he some among us simple enough to swallow auoh a bait, though we confess we know of none snob. Our readers, however, will be amused to observe these imperial and financial developments, and for this reason, and not because we attaoh any importance to these hy poor i tal lucubra? tions, we have notioed the passage given abov?. Tv'YBOVHUO? nODKRA.TR TKBMS 5 9 eaux ou u?v? bj applying at No. 164 MKKUMW S t BEET, near Artesian Well, or at THIS OFFICE. August 4 wfm6* EllPMtYM tCNT OFFICE UKM"VKD to No. S8 QUEEN-s'i'hEEX, opposite the PLASTER'S BO I EE._8? *_, August 3 BEM tl V A JJ.-8THAD89 Si VAMCK have remove) to the Siore No. 149 MEETi NO Si K?ET opposite the Charleston Ho tal, for morly occupied by Messrs. Dewing, Thaye. A Co . where ttiey are offering a large and complete assortment of DRY and PAflu? GOODS, imo July (?opa?ux^P Vitter mHE UNDILR^lOlVRD H'VK KO t< lt? 's ED a copartnership for the purpose of conduct? ing a PERIODlC-L AND NEWS DEPOT AND GEN? 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QUAINTED with business, a situation aa CLERK tn a WU' l?sait- or Retail btore; ls willing to servo nu til October 1st without salary; be-t of re? tort-nets furnished. Address J. H., DAIX.T Nsws O&Ve. 3-_August 4_ WA. IV TKO, A NUHBK TO MINO COIL DREN None need apply without recom mondatlon. Inquire at bo HO AMHuliH f -STREET, one d oor ?rom Nassau-street. 1? August 4 A GOOD COOK Al* D VT ASH? ER. Applw immediately at No 67 WENT WOBTH-bTKEMii, between King ani ot. Phillp streets. August 4 Wt NT BO, A WUHAN TOCIIOKA^D WASH *o . a small ts rally. Applrat ^ o CO RU ILEDGE A JiOt', three do.ri above Bpring. Augn-t 4_1? WA NT KO, A COMHKTKNT LAUNDRESS. Apply at No. 15 WENTWOR1H-VTR1?.E1, south tilde, near Eas*. Bay._8_August 3 WALTHO, APPKBSI1CE8 (%OT BOUDDI for the IINNE'R'S BUSINESS. Apply at ?ic&ufjr tuBLis coiner ot sleeting and Basel streets._3_August a SITUATION W?NTMI), BY A SlUlDlib. aged tn g linn woman as Cook; good relerenco given, ?pply at tbs CORNER OL'" HI A IK AND M A UK ET BIRLEIS, up stairs. August a_3? WANT KO, A WUHAN TO COOK, WA. H AND IRON lor a auiali lamil;. To a compe? tent one liberal wages wUl be paid. Apply at No. 874 KING-S i RE KT._4_July 31 WANTED, PAKT ?fF A RrislOBi\( K;T say l'HREb. <>B FOUR ROOM i. on or rear W< ntworth'Ptreet, or Lutledgo Avenue. Rent not to exceed $350. Address X O. Z., nt thia office. July 37_ TTJANTRO, A COMJPHTB5IT MAN.FOtt TV a permanent country Job, capable of doing wheelwr ght and blacksmith work, apply to CAME BOW, BARKLEY Ata_July 24 WANT KO TO P?IHOliASK FOI! ?:*SH, a good ?ECOND HAND PUNO. State price and maker. Address W., NEWS OFFIcH Joly 9__2_ WANTED, BV A MAKH1KO MAN, A situation in nome Cotton Mill ?oath or South? west; ls acquainted with all branches, having work? ed In them all, but should s'-leet WEAVI NG as a choice, laities wishing to engag? sucho person ?ill please address a note, stat ng terms, to JOUN J. KELLY, No. 148 t tate-street, Boston. May 84 WA ft TKO. KV H.H. * UllOl TU SUB? SCRIBE to the CI ROUE ATINO LIBRABY - CHARLES C. BIGUTEB'8 Select Library of New Dooks contains an ol the latest publications. April gi_No. 161 KINO-STREET. GHI DHHE LABOHBHB.-PAKTIKS wishing to employ large or small numbers of CHINESE UBOUEUH, ?ray make the necea .iry arrangements for procuring gang, of slav required, delivered in any part of tue country, by application to K OOPM AN o CH A AP, San Francisco, California July 80_'___ WA N TA* :O-AO ICNTS - TO SELL THE AMERICAN ENI i UNG MACHINE. Price $38. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Ma? chine ever invented. Will knit 20,000 stitches per min?ate. Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY, Boston, Maas., or St. Louis, Ma May 4 _;_ 78 WANTKO, KV KUY BO OY TO KNOW that JOB PRINTING of ?ll kinds, plain and ornamental, Ia executed proujptly in the neatest style and at the lowest New York prices, at lax Mva Job Office. No. 149 EAST BAT Call and ex? amine the scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere. [**??? WASTED. ??KSTS KO H THK AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOK, In both Eng? lish and German, by Robert stewart, V. H., ot Miss, i hs worx covers the whole ground ?f the breeding and raising, and the treatment or horses and mules, both In siokness and health. It has won Its way to popular favor, and is tvday the moat popular and bo*t Helling Horses Book out. Address O. P. VEN , Publisher, Cincinnati, O. Arno*_March 19 WANTED-AGKNTS-ST5TO8?U0 PKU radbth, everywhere, male CM female, to in? troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SEN-IE FAMILY SAWING MACHINE. Thia ma? chine will Ht tch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cor ", bind, braid and embroider In a most superior manner P. ice only 818. Fully warranted for five years. We will pay 81000 tor any machine that will sew a be pulled apart without tearing-it We pay agents from $75 to ?200 per month and expenses, or a com? mission from which t mee ?bat amount can be made. Address. HB??MB A-CO., PITTSBURG. PA.; ST. LOUIS. MO., or BpHTON. MASS. CAU i ION.-Ds#not be imposed upon by other parties palming JS .jrorthWs? i-ui-i?pu machine*, under the same ila tu o oi- otherwise. Oura ls the only eerintn* and really practical cheap machine liiauutactured. *?. 78 M av 4 GLu Brat. TO RENT, HOUSE No. 6?>? S 91 IT tl street; possvsiou niven on the 8th instant. To a good tenant rent will be low. Apply , to HEN BY OETJEN, No. 4 Marlon street. 1? Angus. 4 m? ?EST, THU THB.KE UPPER A STORIES of the ADGfc.B BUILDING, eaob floor forming a floe hall, being 93 feet deon ?nd 84 feet wide with a bold entrance ou King-street; will be flited up to suit any purpose for wu ich they may be desired. Apply lo J. L. M ISES, Collector and Beal Estate Agent, No. 84 Broad-street. July 14 wimlS TO KENT, THK PLEASANTLY KITH AIRD TWO ?AND A HALF STORY RESI? DENCE. No. 6 Gadsden-street, opposite Wentworth. Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL. Jnae 14 _ mih K&?'A'TK AOHMTS, AND OTHERS having houses to rent, can have their Placards, ftc, printed at tho lowest rates and in the newest and neatest styles of tv pe, at THE NEWS JOB OF J?I0B, Nob let feast Bay ^ Jet Salt:. DOH ?ALE, 0>K No. 1 H.OKSK i ONE J? good butcher Cart, with Harness; otia Two boras Wagon; onaDrav. Isqulre at No. 618 KING BTREKT. 6?_august 4 ??K SALK. 0\K III? S OK KO THOUS JD AND ACRES OF LAND in Kershaw County, South Carolina. . _____ f ' OONBIBTTNO OF: ? FIFTY VERY REL ?.OT FARM** near Camden and 1 on tbe Railroad, varying lo size from 150 to 500 acres These and adjoining 1? arms are being taken by our best citiaens, and afford every advantage tor health? ful, cornier ablo and profitable tarma. MANY LARGE AND CHOICE PLA ?< TAI IONS, convenient to market DE>IRABLE RESIDENCES in Camden and Kirk wood. SEVERAL LARGE TBA0T3 OF WOOD LAND A fiar valry VALUABLE^TES for manufactories. Address. i WM. M. SHANNON, - J - \%)wy at Law, camden, s. c. Jply38 j ? . :%m$ | ;. Imo? . ?UCTlON EKHS, B M O KB AH, ARO ^Otbera_wJ_*^a? ^orjBale" Ilacards, Business T710H SALK, ObP NKWSPAPICKS UN st fox .*M?t?y. Price TB cents per hundred. The cheapest wrapptna paper that can be used. Ap ply at the office of THE SfWa. Mareil ana ia_ and MraJo. W. ALEXANDER are de? sirous of devoting son.? portion ol the hummer va? cation-August and Hopt?mber-tto Private tnstruo. hon In Enallebi' Frenob, German, Mathematics and tbe C?aosle*.' Seasons wilt bo ?.Sven either et their residence. No. ll ooidtft ?.STRRK i, or at he bornes Of tho pupils, y or terms, Ac, apply sa above. An-aO ... , ?, ,_mwfg ? tl^AIIHISfiTOH OI?&LB ?K ?| LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. . Wt ? . I PRESIDENT, GENERAL B. E. LEE, , AIDED Ba A i cu Con*? or PROFESSORH. 4 * TT ? THE NEXT BB**ION OPENS SEPTEMBER lox*. 18C9, aud closes Jut e t?th, A?i?. ? - -- i?te course, the vd and Mining Y TN IV I6KSX tV OF VHt?I *I A.-T?f W U Session of thia. I?atllttti?n>o nmences ?hriu AUV on tho flrat doy,ot october, ansi continue?, with out interruption, til! tho Iborsday preceding the ?mKwfotf****?*-:. . _ ? ... :? ^ . - ia Ina!. 1 tutton I? very com ta of law. Me?fclnu aud.rpg?-. i--?-Wf ?be Aoa-icmlo or Law s wwmt taw coat of text oooka ?lid alima?a mm't et notley, amount to about'?MS - pWmm Io' nm* er Ford*ta?tt^o?Sor&4I^ ^! Winn xo PO.. -Mnlv VMS nf Yir?'lni?." _ S. MAO P|8I, , ?wiy M - imo .?.alrroan ol the F?culty. JBertrea?, LAKDMUiK tODGK, No. 70. A. V AI. A Tl E MON 1 H LY COMMUNI0A1ION OF ^J\^T.andi. arie Lodge, No. 70, A. F. M. will T\A\ bu bel* At rh? M ??onie Hall THIS EVE KINO, /Nr \at Eight o' look. Members will tako duo Tiotlre and covernthe selves accordingly. Candidate? for F. O. Degree will attend. . y ?Tder of W M August 4 W. H. PRIOLEA?, Secretary. CIlAIII.KSKn BOAIIO OK TH t!)- . THE VEOrLAB MONTHLY MPI TINO OF 'I HK Board will be held at Eight o'clock, 'HIS t VE NI?O, at tho Hibernian Hall. By order of tho Prosident. Augu?t4 H DAER Secretary. CHAKLB8TUN ?TRAM VIRE*COMPANY OF AXMEN. TUE MOM ULY AI Er.? i\o OF YoUE COMPANY will be held at Market Hall, 1 ms EVENING, at tight o'clock. by order. F. J GBEEN. August 4 son'fi'y. OEUTSCIIK JAK ?Kl? l)N'V??t?S I UBVT ZC?v.'S GESELLSCHAFT. EINE EX BA VER 8AM VI LU NO DIESER. OE Si'LL-.OH AFT wi-d Heut?* Abend den 4th Au gUHt. u 8 ubr in Local? dei? Uerru Eyneubaeb, in ft Philip's str.is?e statt finden, ule Mitglieder sind z ihlreich eineelauen. HENEY YoUNG. August 4 _Secretary. o. ru... ATTEND REGULAR MEETING THIS EVE? NING, at half-past Elgbt o'o!ock precise'y. By order * August 4 COTTOM AND lt IC ia FA? Tl? UM. AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE COTTON au I Bice Eactct?, to receive tbe ltenort of the t-neoial Comiuit'ee apt oiuted at the last mee ti e, will be held at the oflke ol Messrs. P raset & Lill, Tnni DAY. 4 ti Instant, at twelve o'clock M. August 4 lotir rs tn Pan&cnptrq. I'M THF, DISTRICT C-URT UK TIIK UNllEDS. A > . h. FOR SOU 1H OA KOLI NA JULY TERM, 1869 -IN Tai; MATTEK OF R. B. RHEIM, OF CHARLES ON, BANRRUPT. PETITION EOE FULL AND FINAL Dirt. CHARGEIN BANKRUPTCY.- O derel, 1 bat a hear? ing be ha*J on the EIGHTEENTH DAT OF October, A. D. 1809. at Federal Courthouse m Charleston. M C. ; aud tbat all creditor* Ac, of said Bankrupt ap? pear at Bald time and place, and show cause, if anv they can, whv the prayer ol the petitioner r-hould not be unrated. By ord r of the Court, the 27th dat of July, 1869. DANIEL HOB BECK, derk of the Dlstriat Court of the United -tates tor fconth Carolina._w2_August 4 IM T?IK DISTRICT COURT OK- THE UNITED H ?ATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA JULY TERM, 18C9_IN 1 HE MATTER OF IHOS E. HCRWH-N; OF BEAUFORT COUNTY, BANK RUP!.-PETITION FOR FULL. AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY_Or atril. That a hearing be bad on the TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D 1889, at Federal Courthouse In Greenville, S C. ; and that all creditors, ?co., of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and shew cause, If any they can, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. By order of the Court, the 20th day ol Jnlv, 1869 DAKIEL BORLBBCK, Clerk of the District Court of the U. Si for ?. C. Joly 08 w3 Jnsuraitce. I * ll o O it 1. Y "V LIFE IN SUB ANCE COMPANY. Assets over.?1.300,000. ISSUES ALL KINOS OF LIFE AND ENDOW? MENT POLICIES. Divid-ndi anmully la cash. Onlv Company having the Definite Guaranteed bur rend er-Va lue Plan Policies, world-wide. Second to no Company m the United States lor stability, libe? rality and economy. Office No. 141 broadway, New York. CHRISTIAN W. BOUOK, President. WM. M. COLE, Fecretary. State Agency No. 35 Broad-street, Second Floor. Local and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout the tstato. Apply in person or bv letter to JAMES ?. HOLMES, Jr., General Agent for South Carolina. Joly 18 _'_ mwromoa J^MEBICAN TONTINlfl Life and Savings Insurance (Jo. SOU^E?hN DEPABTMENT, No, A MARYLAND BUILDINGS. BALTIMORE. Da. WM. M. POST, Medical Examiner. THOMAS E. COURTENAY, Manager. BRANCH OFFICE, CHAltL.tK.STON, 8. C. Da. THOMAS L. OGIBB, Medical Examiner. JCHN KIRKLAND, Ja., General Agent. CHABLE8TON BO?BD B?FERHNCE: Hon. ALFRED I1?GEU. W G. MAGRA LB. Esa., President S. C. B. R, Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL. Attorney at Law THEO. D. WAGNER, Esq., ot J. Fraser & Co. ANDREW SIMONOS. Esq.., President Fint Na? tional Bank. ito H KR r MURE, Esq.. of Messrs. R. Mure k Co. EDWARD LAFITTE, ot Ed. Lafitte At Co. colonel J. B E. SLOAN, t otten Factor. W. A. COURTENAY, Esq., of Messrs. Courtenay A Trenholm. H. B. OL VEX Esq., of Messrs. Olney Ai Co. Davine been app luted Genertl Agent for North and south Carolina for the above reliable and popu? lar Life Insurance Company, I am prepared to re? ceive applications at reasonable rates ano on faaBfcv able term?. JOHN KIRKLAND. JIT office for th?' present at-Messrs. courtenay A Tranholm'a. Union wharf ws3moe . June 2 , ? ? . . i ? . . . ? B .if j ,i. ?< K D It G I A MUTUAL FIBS AND LI FM S INSrjBANCE COMPANY. ' or MACON, GEORGIA. A lAtSiovlzctS Capital..$500.000 FIBE AND LIFE DEPKRTM Elf TS SEPARATE and distinct by charter, ?io ?,ooo paid into tba In? surance Department of Georgia according to la* for tbe benefit of the assured in thia Company, htockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen ol ?oor?ia. ' i int'.'i A purely' Soulhern Company, allowing only BIX per' cent ot ita earnings to the Stockholders; lite rest o f the profits divided among the Policyholders ou the c nit ibu t? on plan. lire Department has been tn succe?sfoJ opera? tion for six months, and baa already aecumt?atsd handsome asset?, , _ ; 1 1 \ Lifo Deoaftmeat' in full and successful operation, and vlelng with old companies ta ita success. , All off tts -Policies non-iorfeitable, and of awry ? description of Lifo and Endowment, together with ah annuity table and return premium plan. No restrictions upon travel, place of setfoanee or occapatioa. Woman Insured tm ssxae tena? aa aea, ?/>ans half of Ps p -emiums. Bo note? taken, or FICHUS: W. J. LAWTON, President. J. C. MOBO RN EY, vice-President. ?. J. L?OHTFOOT, Secretary. C. F. AIoCAY. roQstitutlng Ao uaty. P. H WBiGBT, Examining Pbyaiclsn. - Tide Oompsuv is now prepared to take risks either in the Firs or Lila-Derartments, and solicits a ?hare ot the patronage Of the ody abd sta's. J. O, IIOLMKH, Jr., General Agent for South Carolina,, Local aa i Travo lia? Agenta wanted in all sarta of the htu'e. Libera) commimdcnH allowed. Applies* UonstO b?"made to J, G. HOLMES, 3s.. Ga?era) Bgaat, No. SS ?d-atraet, Charleston, b. ?. #r JijlySl . mo j ? j ?' w?ai> .* .. . wm, pw*~mi.. \ ?Qr%-,M? H-l'i?; w; A os ??"V * t. ? IBS UNDERSIGNED DEO LE A VS TO AM B?UHCB Wt thar hAvabaen' appointe . Mea rs. H^NBY^UANNls^A; COM Of^i^Ull^olrr^a^tn^r v~V?*$i&n Wk.? amount* ?at: fke?.wiBHbv nv coSKUnt receipt of, tho I- OOP^SB ULLED MOrjH-TAfNTPURE BYE WHIMtlSeV direct from hla?M .a^/.jHanhlavide, Bevkolaj Oounty, Waal Tlfitfr?rat coatrSut* #t:l ba ra-iefbr. la-go lota of Whiski**^ a**-Hi> ;' N?iWBasitoilaFhitraat. . . Juba tum ir v wnuSwbs < ?iharle'sttni, S C. 'gStWI?JLL-nU-iJJIlJ^Jt-'JUllJ-l3t_lmJl.-l!lLll-Ll . ^A GOOD COOLISH SUMMER MEDICINE. BADI f?een every day. by Da. a. BABB? MayM No. 181 Mcetaau-stroet. JHroascnictita. ?it A WO T/VBLK \VX KXH1B1TIUN un PROMENADE CONCERT WIU b? given ut MILITARY HALL, under the aus? pices of tho ASHLEY FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, OF CHARLESTON. To commence on monday I VCHIHR, :u\tix instant, /nd couti mi i tor ten successive bights. Admission only 25 cents. Children 16 cents ?icfcets can be procured at the door. "he patronage cf tho public ia moat respectfully solicited, as the '"omm'ttee has pledged themselves to *]><uo no pains In making thia one of ibo moat attractive entertainments of the season. Refresh? ments at city price*. Doors open at 7 Ptrformnnr? lmfripa st bs!f-p2?i 8 o'clock. Chang? of performance each evening. b. K. GRANT. Leader. T. if. DKNNISSON, July 20 Char man Committee. Jnsoconrr. (^KtlMlTY INSVKANCU COMPANY OF NEW YORK, CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Assets. .luiy 1st, 18G0. Cash on hand, or in cour-e of transmis . alon. il56,438 ??3 t' emiuma due or In bauds of Amonts.. 83,917 86 Billa Receivable for Inland and other Premiums. 116,985 OJ Call Loan a exclusively on United States Collaterals. 98,000 00 Loans on Bonds and Moitgagea. 428,984 00 United bte tea e tocks. 707.477 60 State, County and City Bonds. 92,b68 00 Salvages, Interest Accrued, fcc. 80,268 03 Other Property -Miscellaneous Items.. 144,573 86 Total Assets.$1,909,303 53 Liabilities. $110,954 54. Profit? from Janury lat to July 1st, 1869, (6 mos.) $310,968 ll. Premiums for year endlug June 30,1869, $1,871, 208 90. 18ttt Dividend, July Vitix, 1809. A Dividend of FIVE ?6) PER CENT., and the Government Tax, has been declared for the past six month*, pa) able on demand. DIRECTORS : ROBBST L. CASE, President of Security Life Insur? ance Company. EDWABB HAJO HT. President National Bank of Com? monwealth. Wac ALLEN BtrrLXB, of Barney, Butler A Parsons. E. W. CORLIES. of John Caswell A Co. H. L MTTBBAY, late Murray A Davis Brothers. Ji NATHAN ODELL, of Odells A Barnes, * Wac PAYSON, of Saml. C. Paxaon'e Son A Co. FRANCIS T. WALKER, of F. T. Walker & Brother. R. B. MINTUBH, of OrinneT, Mintara A Oo. 8. T. VALENTINE, of S. Valentine & Hon. JOHN R. WILLIS of Willis, Cornell A Carey. EDWARD MERRITT of Haviland, Merritt A Co. JOHN X. WILLEIS, of Willets A Co. JOSH ALLEN, late Hopkins, Allen A Oo. EDWARD CROMWELL, of Edward Cromwell. THOS. J. OWEN, of Owen A Carnegie. WM. DENNISTOUN, lata Wm. & Thos Dennistoun. RICI ABD P. BRUFF, or Russell A Erwin Manufac? turing Company. Wac. GRAYDON late Graydon, MoCreery k Co. J. O. MARTIN, Into Martin A Lawson. ITTTHKB B. WYMAH, of Charles H. Marshall ftr Co. JOHN W. GRAYDON, late Graydon, Swanwick * co. GEO. A PHELPS, of Chamberlain. Phelps A Co. A. P. FRANCIA, late Giro A Francis. EDWARD WOOD, late Merritt A Wood. .???*?*> JOBS HALSEY, of Haigbt, Halsey A Co. A. rs HASTINOSL President of tb?s Cornea? j3sSS(*$j56" BENJAMIN D. HICBB, Westbury, L. 1. AARON H PHILLIPS ot Phillips, steela A Co. AjbFRED M. HOYT, of Jesse Hoyt At Oo. OH* RLES.?. LANDON, of Beukird k Button. W.B. boo SHOUT, vice-President of the Company. C. 7. A. DAMBM?NN, of O. F. Dambmann A Co. DANIEL S. APPLETON, of D. Appleton A Co. ABRAHAM R. VAN VEST, or A. H. Van Neat A Co. JAMES L. HOWARD, of J. L. Howard A Oo., Hartford. A 7. HASTINGS, PreaUent. W. B. BUCKHOOT, vice-President Agentin Charleston, S. 0., # , August S_il_g. TE? HIPPER. /S D ARDIAN MUTUAL) LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Organized tn 1859. ALL . POLICES NON-FORFEI TABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 60 (FIFTY) Pt R CENT. STATEMENT Polices 1st tores.?95,000 000 Assets. 1,500.000 Annual Income. 800.000 Losses Paid. 500,000 OITIOSBS, W. H. PE0XHAM, President, ? t WM. T. HOOKER, Vice-Pr?sident .:V L. MoADAM, .Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FD DIC KA II. Superintendent DTBBCTOBS. Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. Hon JAMBS HARPE?, Firm of Harper k Bros., ex Mayor Sew York. JOH:* J. CRANS. President Rank Republic? WK M. Viramune, Banker (Vermuye A Co.) CHAS G. RooKWOon, Caahter Newark Banking Ooma . , pany. . "'*?'. fr '/ Hon. GKOBQB OPDYKB. ex-Mayor of Haw York. MINOT 0. MOBOAN, Banker. ASOMAS RIGNEY. Firm TW^MR)T., A. CO. RSJM-- ?. i Hoot MAB, Mesarte?? New York meas? Su? gar Refining Oonpany. AARON ABNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable A Cb. - BICHABA? FI. Bowns, Wetmore & Howne, Lawyers. T. V. UAUOHWOUT, Firm E. V. Haughwout & 0o. Wac w IXE ENS, Firm of W. Wilkaus A Co. JcutUB tl. PH A rr. Merchant. WM, W WRIGHT, Merchant. CHAS. J. ; TABB, Morer.ant. WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant. GEO. W. CUYLBB, Banker, Palmyra, W. Y. GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Firs insur? ance Company, JOHN G. MIRKWOOD Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM. Corner Fltb Avenue and Twenty-tb Jvd-street. J?bWAan H. WBIOWT, Newark, N. J. ; GEO. W FABLES, OouoseUoc. . I W. L. Coaawaxn, Mercnfcnt. ; h OttOHUM KstlRf. GENERAL AGENT YOB 6001? ?TAROT'MM* IX W. ti*;*! \!f tf-jft "fri?'A- fi ? ?- '. S: vi- il Dr. T. RBEN8TJARNA, Fxamlaldg Physician. H. IftMSBVMfe,** GENKOAL AGENT tod OHA RUMION. - 0??S??a,JWt5Klta?^*?st. iii .'' CHARLBSTON, B. 0. ^7-January M .. . >. ..M*< U* - ",' JWTT ^W WILL ATTEND TO THE P?ROHAB?; BALE ANI (iJrtiPMENt <fc> - roraign ?ns ifciajsstiV Port?, ot BO2ST0N, BICH, LOM HEB AND NAVAL UXOflEfc >. ATLfcM?IO WHARF, Obarteeion, t?. O. ?, W'l ' .A. H, OH1SOLM October ts , i'-i ?ftj?"'.-. .'?;"'>'. ...iv I :4SHBBBSBS (fikwiriea and ?ihaWamam. FLOUR! FLOUR ! THIS Ii X Y LANDING) OKA BARBELS SUPER, I X IRA AND FAMILY OOl/ FLOUR ll 9 barrel* /ewell tc Prothor's Keir T.. Blour. These Flours are direct from tbe Mills sud frosh, ground. ALIO, IW STORK, ANOTO ARRIVE. 450 barrels and sacks Georgia and Tennesise N< W Fam Ij .'lour 300 barrels Bo~t Baker's a lour 10C0 bags Corn 20 tibde. . aeon Hides 20 hhd8. Bacon Shoulders. For sale by STENHOUSE * CO. August 4 3 TIMBEN. f?AA AAA FEET OF HEWN" TIMBFR, OF tJ\J\SuVJXJxJ various sises ind qualities. For sale by CHI90LM BROTHERS, West ?-nd 1 radd-street, August 4 wstuf4 Or AdKer's r-orth Wharf. CORN ! COHN ! QAAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MARY 0\fyj\J LAND CORN, landing ex Steamer Falcon. R. M BU ? LFR, August 3_2_No 72 East Bay. 300 BALES PRIME EASTERN HAT. EX SCHOONER ELLEN MARIA, NOW DIS? CHARGING ot Palmetto Wharf, and will be sold low in lots to suit purchaser* while landing. R. ARNOLD, August 3 2* No. 219 Meetiug-strrct. CORN. QAAA BUSHELS PBIME WHITE CORN, and OvUU 1200 bushols primo Wliite Flint Corn, per steamer Falcon. For tale by WES! & JONE;?, No. 73 East Bay. August 2 j? ~LIME. 1 Art? BARRELS FRE-H LIME. LANDING JL\J"" trono schooner Clara Belle, on llrown Ac Co's Wharf. For sale by OLNEY & CO. August 2 PEAS. 6)AAA BUSHELS BLACK PEAS, SUITABLE ?J\f\.y\' for seed and leedh g. fur sale by July 24_T. J. KERR k CO. ? THE AP CORN. OAT ~ BUSHELS WESTERN WHITE CORN, O' 'vfw sligbtly heated. For mle. at a low price, by T. J. KEHR & CO. July 22_ NEW GOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA? BLE, mODtde.icloub and healthy food, used for Puddings, Jellies, Blanc Manne, Ice Cream. Griddlecakes, Soups, fcc., put up lal tb. pack? ages, with directions for use. Desiccated cocoanttt, for Pies, Puddings, Cakes, Acc., put ap in half tb. packages, with directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in hair pinta, pints and quarts. Cider and White Wine Vinegar, warranted pure Fresh Roasted Plo Coffee, df good quality, at 35c. V lb. Just received and for sale hy CO OPERA 1 IVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest corar r Meeting and Market streets. Good?, delivered tree._May 28 HONEY ! FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. BT Dr. H. BABB. June 26 No. lil Meeting-street. 46 SUGAK AND MOI ASSES. Hil H. CHOICE PORTO MOO SUGAR 60 bbl?, oboioe Porto Rico bujar 50 nbds Muscovado Sugar 100 bhds. Cuba Molasses 50 hbls. Cuba Molasses 10 bhds. Porto Rico Molasses. For sale in lota to suit purchasers, by W. P. HALL, July 7 walroo Brown & Uo.'a Wharf. FRESH DRUGS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY DR. H. BAER, No. 131 MEElTSG-STREET-. RLSON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE Bose's Cough Syrup Schenk's Pulmonic Syrup Schenk 's Seaweed Tonic Cherokee Remedy Cherokee Cur? Cherokpo Pills ..? Oherofer-e Injection spear*' p ruii Preserving Solution iirosri's ?htorodvne Q?"-t?tan-S40od or "SHscr" Pill?, Jrc*; tee?" *??5j Fleming's Worm Confections W t?ght'* Rejuvenating Elixir .'?Kghurc?Ut's Hyrui? ?l>r>^V>ho.;pli!t.> .J? Liui.? ?v ....?rVn? Deusens worm outoctiotis Hurley's Woim Candy Bar Jotte's Worm Sugar Drops G ran eu bi TR Pills Cephalic Fills Schallenberfter's Fever and Ague Pius Strong's Pills MoLane's Liver till? Linn's Vegetable Pills Russell's Soothing Cordial tor Children Teething Jayne's 'Iterative Jayne's Expectorant Jayne's Caron lnative Jayne's .sanative Pills Bad WHY'? Ready Relief Runway's R. Pills B"dway's Ready Rsssjfvent, June SI mwf Q0MS. tl ?LTUIEVI1LE HOUSE, eULLIVAN'S If-LAND, JOSEPH H. OPPEJSH9IM, Proprietor, IS* STILL OPEN FOB THE B'OKPTION OF either PERM ANBN r OR TRANSIENT BOARDERS. Terms, S3 per dav; S12 per week. Table supplied with the best the market affords, and rn-als served on arrival ot the steamer from the eltv. Compe? tent and attentive servants in attendance. Bath House connected with the ettabltanment. Aua net 4 wfsluthS* C HARliSBTON HOTEL,, CHARLESTON, SOUIH CAROLINA. THIS FTR8T-CL/vSS HOTEL. MIUATED IN A pleasant location, and in the business portion of the ?itv, renders it the most desirable Hotel for either permanent or transient guests. .. he accommodations are unsurpassed, havlns extensive suites ot elegantly furalened apartments for f-miiles a d single centle ,aaen. The proprietor will endeavor to maintain the bhih reputation et joyed by tbe " burlestou" as a first class house, and no effort ?111 be spared to de? serve a continuance of the liberal patronage hereto? fore bestowed upon it The best of Livery accommodations will be found adjoining tbe establishment. The house 1* supplied with the celebrated Arte? sian Water, or which delightful baths can be had either day or night. E. H. JACH>ON, joly 18 _Proprietor. OT. CLOUD HOTEL. ,T?PS NEW AND OOMMoTlOUS HOUSE. LOCAT? ED corner ol Broadway and Forty-iscond-street, poafassoa advantages over all other houses for tbs ao eomrflodaUon ot Ita sueste, it wa? built expressly for 4 first-class family boarding house-the rooms MISS burge sud ea suite, heated by ute am-with hot and cold water, and furnished second to noa?: white the culinary department ie in ?IP mest experienced hsaSs, affording guests ss>.unetj?sUsd taW*. Ohs of Atwood's Patent Elevator? >. also among ?he "modem Improvements" and st the service of guests at all hours. The Broadway and University. VUco Cars pass tbs door every four minutes, running .front the City Hali to Central Pa k, while tho sixth and eventh Avenue Mnesare but? short ?look on eltuer sid?, aflordlng ample facilities for communicating- with all tbs depots, steamboat landings, olaees of ?cens?? ment and business of the great metropolis. MOMS*. ?ts HOiiLltY, Proprietors. fsroaU? ??>.? -ni fT iiiir s.i ???? gOtlKVKI ? ftlftSHV, PRODUCE BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, wiuc arrsam TO TUE P?KOHAH? CW COTTON. RICE, fte. Will mark, class sad ?Wp tho same. * They r??>ecW?UT solid t the fttronage af flsalr frlsnds i=d tbs nssrtibanfs generally. Office n?i Z AesMkxs&modatlon iVteart; With entrance on VanSn* Rn? . CHARLESTON, ? . *. J?53?-.._i_ wswswaa* Y <**? . A L E Mr?B O. BL, NOTARY PUBMC AND OttNEMAL AGENT, il ni' m]*wfm**mmc''tT BRSPubrruLLY sowone BtiSiNRHs nt A? f^iS?oMoSS^S*?^ gwwa** ?nu others, ZTis^a ? - >.af1 n: .n. ::a{.i?t?&f??k?s$ui*>.'<: j.fin & nj : >.>({' 'rt &i?btf.-d Hi?gkj* ' ???? -tv.' . '?xiv ?? , M .Q^>?.'li:?.l?rm?**.?a jd rs, . L O U R IK 8 P? 0 OFItOl No. XST BAST BAY. .'?ria Imo