The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 10, 1869, Image 3
THE DAILY NEWS.
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ING IN fff*1 POSTOFPICB AT THF. END Ol
tAOH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS?
IONS OP THE NEW POSTOFPICB LAW.
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other paper published in South Carolina, is tbe
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to rent; who want or who ofter board and lodg?
ing; Who have lost or found articles of value,
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?oys, cooks aod washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apattoionts wanted or to
let; arti clea lost or found; houses, shops, offices
and warehouses wunted or *o let, and miscella?
neous wan-s of ail ?inds.
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tiOCAL "MATTERS.
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Carrolini Chapter, at 8 P. M.
>. Patrick's BenevolentSociety, at 8 P.M.
Sooth Carolina Friendly Bociety, at 8 P. M.
Charleston Sidemen. Society, at 8 P. il.
.. Survivor's Association, at 8 P. M.
Home Loan and Building Association, at 8
P.-af.
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," " .1 Asretiois Sales This Day.
;JJ . - .
Larrea ? Bsuvs will sell at ll o'clock, at the
old Poatoffioe. real estate, Ac.
- ' Knox, DALT & Co. will ?ell, at 10 o'clock, at
thefr store, hpasehoM furniture.
. ^?Erroans x Co. will sell- at 13 o'clock, on
Marshall's wharf, .black peas.
LAURE Y & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 o'clock,
-at their store, batter, hams, shoulders and
.matcbtvv....
G. W. BTXFEEXB will sell st half-past 9]
o'?look, at his store, shoulders, hams, Ac.
TUE 'MARION CasacuNT.-We pnbliab this
morning the advertisement- oft this thriving,
ind old established Journal. The CrescenHiaa
a large ?ii cn la ti on and i 8 dea erred ly popular.
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TRI NEWS or TBTS Cousxar.-Beaders of
-Tax NEWS going to the co on try can receive
their favorite paper by mail, daily, at seventy
- Ave cents a mooth, bj addressing a note, with
their subscription, to our publication office.
' Towna mr ELECTION - The foliowine ia the
mult of the recent election in Collins Town?
ship,Colleton County :
Selectmen.-Dr. B. J. Limehouae, Dan Win?
dora, Frank Oliver, colored.. Cterkt-P. J. Ves?
servy. Surveyor.-Fdward J. Limehou*?. Con
Brsble-Wm. Mitchell, colored.
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. Cat DiBEcroB?i-By au advertisement ia
another column il will be seen thal Mr. T. C.
Jowitt will publish ai au early day a'?haxles
?on City Directory and Business Bo?ister., lt
wiU opp ta in a map of Charleston and a variety
.vjf miaweJaqeoBB matter, aod should obtain i
large circulation, as Ute want of a correct ?nd
foll directory of the city is now generally felt.
A B^T? j?lOfxvaXs, Arauur fi--Pa.vMon Bo
ik^H. P. Doiton, Sea Q all; C. H. Camp, Phil?
adelphia; N. J. Thornton, Steamer Dictator; J.
M. Dent, Colombia; J. 8. Moore. North Caroli?
na; H. L. Brodick, Florida.
Charleston HoteL-D. Callahan, Savannah;
Captain Johnson, BaUimcre; H. Groves, City;
Dr. H. B. Cooke, South Carolina; C. Bell,
Camden. f
Tl1 "J .
CRUMBS.-A negro named -Peter Stanley,
tatolea bag of floor from Mr. fl. Bahntge
( sentenced by tb? Mayor to ten days
lt fa Ute Hones Of Correction.
Ail otb er young man wants to join a tem
peranoo ?ootety and can not p find one in the
?city. ^Wflt-faie president or hecrefey of the
ono that iain, existence . oblige by. oalling at
-this offloe at his earnest convenient moment.
THE PBOPOSXD BRIDGE TO CONSECT WADHA
x?w AKD JOHKS' ISLANDS.-For Boma dine past
the County Contmissionera- hive been adver?
tising for proposals J or building a bridge
ac. oas ch arch Creek to coori ec t Johns' and
Wadmalaw Islands. Ser era! proposal a have been
handed in to the Commissioners, but have not
yet been opened. They are not certain that
the tax upon the real and personal property of J
tho inhabitants of said islands, which is to be
-devoted to paying for said bridge, can be sol
lee tod, and will ascertain before they open the
proposais. ; _
WAS COLLECTOR CLARE AS ABUT SUTLER 1
?a 8 the icq airy in the caption given by THE
News to Collector Clark'?* letter to the Boston
Post, denying that ho WAS an "army sutler,"
ia it singularly saying: 'T take exception to
the term "army sutler," hot that it was a dis?
reputable employment, but bec au s \ as used
in your mentioned article aa applied to myself,
t?aot truer and evea if jot so intended, is a
reflection n po J my personal c J ar J user and
repa tat iop." "...
This letter caused- coaeidecable "talk" yes?
terday, and some old.-United Stat s soldiers
Were not at all slow in'saying that th.y knew
be waa a sutler, and; one or two declared
'that they haJ bought railer's'goodj from him
-while on Morns leland.
-? fl^an HRAIX-^B jfore tha MajEpr, yesterday
morning, "appeared a colored' min, named
Xaoieaa who accused the prisoner, George
Washington, colored, with having committed
-an aggravated assault upon him.
Lamer, said : "Now, Mr. Maybor, I got on
ray triri at the marient to drive of, and all of a
suiSeu like I was hit on the bead with a
irick, sir, and sir, it nearly knocked me over
??nh>j borne, and if I haem'thad ? hard he a l,
I woald have been badly out, sir. 1 looked
nround, sir, and I ?aw George Washington
peeping around a stall, and I knew at once
twas be that shot the brick, sir, and I lit upou,
?^i ted you I did. sh."
Washington said he could bring any number
of witnesses to swear tbat they did not see him
throw a brick at Lamer or any ono else, flo
was sent to the House of Correctio i for ten j
.days.
SUMMARY STATEMENT
ar THE
Indebtedness and Assets of tne City of
Charleston-Snlnrles Pnld by Use City,
?Sc. *
In pursuance of tho resolution offered last
May by Alderman T. J. Mackey, providing that
the City Treasurer should furn?3b a summary
statement of tho indebtedness of tho city, set?
ting forth the amount of its funded de ht, and the
respective periods at which the interest on the
?.ame will fall dne. Also, a statement of the
assets of the city, whether in bonds, stocks,
mort gaffes, money or realties. Also, a hst of
all officers and agents in the pay of the city, to?
gether with the amounts ot their several sala?
ries per annum, the Treasurer submitted a re
port shortly after the i. dop non of the resolu?
tion. It was not published theu, but has been
of late, and from the printed report we con?
dense the folio ving :
Cm INDEBTEDNESS ON lar AP EIL. 1869.-Is?
sues of fire per oeut. stock $22 090; iBsues of
six per cent, stock, $5 036,856 77; quarterly in?
terest on above Brooks, p-y-ible in January.
April. July and October. $76 570 85; issues six
per cent, bonds pt 1353 an i 1851 with coupons,
payable semi-annually in Maiob and Septem?
ber cf each year; 52,500; fire loan bonds,
issued in 1867 to lour parties, from whom
quarterly prepayment of interest n required.
$10.600.
ASSETS or Cm COUNOIL. 1ST MAT, 1868.-Blue
Bidna Railroad Oti;;m,d Stock, $1,049.000;
Northeastern Railroad Stock. $340 000; Cheraw
and Darlington Railroad Stock, $100.000;
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Stock,
$265 400; Memphis and Oh aries ton Balance
Stock Divideud, $148 750; Northeastern Certifi?
cates for interest, $3391 50. BONDS-South
Carolina Institute [Loan], $25,000; Church
& Elfe, $680; Citadel Square, $17500; F?ela
Officers Fourth Biigade, $7,510; Sundry per?
sons for filling up ct? by order of Maror,
and Board of Health accounts with City
Attorney, for collection, $6,772 49; Charles?
ton Library Society, $1500; Washington Fire
Company, $1125; Northeastern Railroad bonds,
$26 000. Total, $1 992,628 99.
ASSETS OF GENERAL SINKING FUND-Bond
account, $1,417,974. STOCK ACCOUNT-City six
per cent, stock $5992; 22 United States Bank
shares, $88; 1984 Charleston Oas Comnauy,
$49.600; 1200 Spartanburg and Union, $30.000;
21.536 6-34 25 N jshville and Chattanooga Hail
toad Company, $588.406 75; 9290 Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company, $230 000; 654
Greenville and Columbia Railroad $13,080; 133
Charlotte and South Carolina, $13 300. Total,
$1,046 675.
ASSETS ORPHAN HOUSE.-Bonds, 4 577 20;
.tocks. 174 184 45. Total, 178 761 65. '
ASSETS HIGH SCHOOL.-City 6 per cent, stook,
28 891; city 5 per oent. stock, 11,000. Total
84,891. .?
ASSETS COLLBGS or CHARLES TON. -City 6 per
cent, mock, 23 891: city 5 per cent, stock,
11,009. Total, 94 881.
THC BEAL ESTATE PROPER rr, comprising va?
cant lots, wharves, the two batteries, engine
houses, bathing hons? oui public buildings
generally, is mentioned in detail, bot the value
is not attached. It is estimated that the whole
real estate property, exclusivo of the public
buildings and parks is worth about $1,000,000.
SALARIES FAED BX THE Cm.-The total
amount of salaries paid per anium to city
officers, including Mayor, police, clerks, teach?
er*, ?tc., is $159,741 96.
A MEITENQ of the Carolina Club was held Tas i
night and a " playing nine " eleoted to contend
with the .havannah Club at the n xt contest. A
committee was also appointed to secure the
ground for the game. x
QUICK Tua BI STEAM.-The first-class
steamship Manhattan,. Captain M. S. Wood
bull, or the Une of NHW York steamships con?
gaed to Mesara. James Adger A4 Co., made a
most excellent passage yesterday, reachin?
bere in fifty-two hours from New York, and
thereby giving her freight and passengers un?
usual dispatch. The Manhattan passed, at
JUS A. M., '?n Monday, Aileen miles north of
iie Frying Pan, the steamship Champion, from
his port for New York.
THE CATER*IXL AR IN FLORIDA. - Hr. W. S.
UcCoy, ol Madison, Fla., writes to OlonelJ.
8. E. Sloan, ot this city, as follows: "We have
saterpillars all over the State.' So far as heard
xom, there la no injury to the crop. Yet I think
?hey will cot us off one-half. They may do
wot?? OT not in]ore the 'crop materially. My
crop ia tx Uer fruited and mord advanced than
kt the sa ne time last year, and as I bave made
an extra'good cora crop, I neither feel despon?
dent nor. >ery hopeful." The writer is a plan?
ter and merchant of high standing.
Nsw ELEVATOR.-On Saturday last Mr. Ar?
chibald McLeisb (builder of Scott's patent ele
rater) completed an elevator for the business
house of Mr. H. Balwinkle, No. 94 East Bay,
which has three stories and a cellar. The ele?
vator was put up in the short space ot '.bree
days. It will sustain a weight of 25.0 pounds.
One man can aaoend witb fire baodred pounds
with ease, and can take one thoasand without
any great exertion. It can be worked to great
advantage by three men, one man travelling
on the platform, always being present to load
and unload, the three men thus perta ming
the labor or four men. The apparatus com?
bines'power, tpeod, convenienca and safety.
THE REPORTS or ORDNANCE FRIDAY NIGHT
vere not, as was generally suppose J, from a
ship in distress, but ware occasioned by ne?
groes bursting old shells on Morns' Island.
They are in the habit of gitbering a number
of shells and burying them in tho ground.
They then build a fire over the spot, which
heats the shells through and causes them to
explode. The fragments are gathered up and
sold as "old non." Tue shells exploding one
af tea another in q tick succession, sounds very
much like the rapid tiring of gnus, and lead? to
the belief that a vessel is in distress, and is
firing to attract assistance to her. Measures
should be taken to stop this dangerous amuse?
ment among the negroes.
DEBOW'S REVIEW.-'1 he July number of this
standard magazine contains a number of in?
teresting articles upon the educational, scien?
tific, social, mechanical and industria, ques?
tions of tho day. lu Articles tho introduc?
tion of Asiatic labor into the South is strongly
opposed, but the antidote is found in Article
8, where the Asiatic is spoken of as "moderato
in his diet, coining and desires, firm in his
religious belief, subject to few diseases and
long lived, a patient, willing, ingenious, and
untiring laborer," and where tho prediction is
made, that uud>r Asiatic culture tue South
will of come free; eminent as an agricultural
country. DeBow's Review is well know n in
theSjuth, aud we eau reco:nruond it as a pub?
lication of great interest aid value to the
Southern people.
COELZCTOB CLARK'.' SEIZUBE or THE CUS?
TOMHOUSE.- Ihe following letter from the
Commissioner of Customs at Washington
shows up, in its proper light, but wi.b official
coolness, the character of tho conduct of Col?
lector Clark in taking forcible possession of
ibo Customhouse without diving his prede?
cessor receiptf? lor the public property io his
charge:
TBEASUB? DEPABIMEXT, )
OFPTCE or COMMISSIONER or CUSTOMS \
_ . " July 28, 18G9. ' )
Dr. A. G. Mackey : 1
Mi DEAB Sm- * * * *
[ received a telegram and letter from you in
regard lo the demand tort be surrenderor your
iffioe, and went to the Assistant Secretary,
?tteiiulor.ncd me that tho matter bad been
jettied. I did not, therefore, reply. If I had
lone so. I ehonld probably have .-aid that vou
conld not bo rtqttired to surrender the office
md ad in it uotn che public propt-rtv bad been
nventoned and receipted ipr; but ?bat no un
lecessary de-lay should bo ruaJe in inai?in" out
luch inventor}'.
Wita nothing than tho most friendly f>cliag,
I am yours, Ac,
N. SABOENT.
I U VllXlUlil'U
TBE BATE ELOPEMENT.
Thc Hatband of the .Harried Woman
who waa Sloped with Soddenly Kc.
tarns and < o nf ra nt ? the o e stro ycr of
his Happiness and Gets Badly Boat?
en-A Mixed ap Affair-Testimony.
The incidents connected with the late elope?
ment and return of R chard Murphy ara too
fresh in the minds of oar readers to need evon
a mere mention, and we ?ill only sta to by way of
explanation to what follows, that the yoong
worn m witb whom he eloped was the wife of
William Kerr, a sailor, who not long since .vent
oa a cruise.
RETURN OF THE INJURED HUSBAND.
Late Sunday afternoon Wm. Kerr arrived on
the vessel he bad shipped on, and. to his in?
tenso horror, heard of tbe conduct of the wo?
man whom be had vowed to love, cherish and
protact, and bad faithfully kept his vow. Ear?
ly yesterday morning bo went to the house of
Harry May, on Qieen-atreet, where he leal ned
Murphy was. Ace JStine Murphy, be demand?
ed his wife. Words and a fight ensued, dur?
ing which Kerr was badly beaten.
AB BEST OP MURPHY.
Shortly after the affair at May's boase, Kerr
went to Justice Mackey and had a warrant is?
sued for the arrest of Ma- a: d Murphy, charg?
ing them with having committed au aggra?
vated assault and battery upon him. Hts face
certainly bore cvidouces of haviug suffered
severely. Officers Coates and Quinn notified the
accused to oome around to the Detective
Offioo, which they did in a very short time
after receiving the not ice. Justice Mackey here
held couit.
TESTIMONY.
The testimony was very conflicting, and we
give bolow, substantially, that of eaoh witness:
Harry Mays testified that Kerr came into his
house wi o o Murphy was and demanded bis
wife. He thou challenged Murphy to fight
"fist fight,'* whioh be refused to do, as he also
refused to fight with knives and pistols, as
afterwards requested to do by Kerr, Kerr all
of the time having hts hands in bis pocket.
Suddenly, during the conversation which en?
sued, Kerr drew his pistol and tired at Murphy,
who had struck him, the ball, as wilnees testi?
fied, going through bis hat, (a bole in wbicb he
showed, but it was very much unlike a hole
made by a pistol bail.) Witness, then took
Kerr's pistol away and threw it into fhe back
yard.
Mrs. May testified that Kerr had come in
as her husband stated and challenged Murphy
to fight, bnt be refused. Kerr then called her
names and Murphy struck bim, and a general
row ensued. Sbe knew a pistol was fired off
by Kerr, but how many times she was not able
to say.
Wm. Kerr testified that be had gone to May's
bouse to eoe Murphy about his wife, and had
challenged bun to fight, but he would not.
Mrs. Kerr then called his wife a bad name and
he retorted, whereupon he was set upon by
Murphy, who beat bim while May held his
arms. He bad a pistol in his pocket, but was
unable to draw it because May held him too
tight.
During this testinony Murphy treated the
court with great contempt by muttering threats
against Mr. Jobn A. Moroso, who had volun?
teered as compel for Kerr, and others in the
courtroom, and the Ju uic o ordered him to jail
for contempt of c :nrt But fijding that Mur?
phy could not then turnisb proper security for
his appearance for trial, and would therefore
have to go to jail anyhow, be withdrew the
commitment for contempt, and sent him to jail
in ohargo of Officers Quinn and Levy, in de?
fault of said security. May wau discharged.
After remaining confined an hour or two,
Murphy furnished security and was released.
Daring these proceedings Murphy sued out
a warrant against Kerr, charging bim with
having assaulted him with a deadly weapon.
Justice Minot, who issued the warrant, heard
the evidence, and required bim to give $300
security to appear for trial.
MERCANTILE PR?STINO. -All kinds of mer?
cantile printing, such as circulars, letterheads,
cards, bill heads, statements, Sec., for count?
ing-rooms and offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates for
cash, at THE NEWS JOB Ornee, No. 149 East
Bay. _
LECTURE TO-NIGHT.-Rev. A. D. Phillips wi!'
deliver a lecture m the Citadel Square Baptist
Church at half-past eight o'clock to-nigbt. Mr.
Phillips has jost returned from Africa, wheie
he has been as missionary- He has boen, per?
haps, farther into the interior of Africa than
any other white man, and his accounts of the
manners and customs of the savago inhabi
tauts will be both instructive and entertain?
ing. ? i sss ? t_
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PAUL, WELCH A BRANDES want shrimps dai?
ly. See advertisement.
FRUIT PRESERVING SOLUTION.-W. S. Corwin
Sc Co. have just introduced into this market a
patent fruit preserving solution, possessing
remarkable antiseptic powers. Frui*. may be
preserved with the solution for the most
trifling exponse, and without the aid of sugar
or air-tight vessels. With slight practice and
Honvjudgment it is possible,*-by Mr. Spear's
method, to preserve a gallon ot huit with less
trouble and expense than a single pint can be
preserved by the ordinary method of "can?
ning." _^
LIGHT READING FOB THE WABM WEATHER.
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise?
ment of Mr. C. C. Righter, the very enterpris?
ing and trustworthy King-street dealer in books
and periodicals of all kinds. His list will be
found lo include something to suit every taste,
and it sepms to us a marvel how he can afford
to send bis books by mail over the coontry,
post-paid, at the ridiculously low prices named
A CAKD
M . CAULFIELD,
FLOUR INSPECTOR,
OFFICE Nc. 137 EAST CAY.
July li_lino_
jr T. ii v ai P ii H ic Y s ,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS.
SION UEBCEAN1.
BALES OF BEAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS, SE
CURITIES AND PERSONAL PKOPEBTT
ATTENDED TO.
So. 8 7 BROAlf-STRKKT
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
etrnuca
Bon. HEN 1 BUIST. \V. J. VUGP.ATB. Es<i.
'li ce ral JAMES CONNKR, T. R. WARING, Esq.
O.-loli??
yy 11.1.1?. ?s? CH1SU14B,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ANI>
SHIPPING J GENTS,
WILT. ATTFN O TO TUB PDRCBASE. BALE ANL
HHiPYirNr ito i'orrt^ti %uo L"ots#fU# Port*, o;
MOTTON. RICK, LCM KEB AND NAVAL f WKte..
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, ft, 0.
g. WILLIS.1. E. CaiSOLY
October 25
?j\ JP0tt5f-faniisI)iilfl (tofte, ?f.
ESTABLISHED 1633.
H.A. D IT O ,
MAMPACTl'HBR OP
PLAIN AND STAMPED TIN-WARE,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER TN *
JAPANNED-WARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING MODS, &C.,
?of. 18 HAY.V E-ST H K EST ARO 580 KIXG-STUKXLT, CHA ['.Lt STOBT, 8. C.
HOOFING AND GUTTERING DONE. mw2 ruths August 2
/iMiriH
STOCKS OF TUE OLD BARTK
WANTED.
BANK CHARLESTON
Bank Candan
Bank Newberry
State Bank.
Apply to H. H. DELEON",
Angugt io_2_No. 24 Broad-atreet.
JAMES H. WILSON.
BANKER AND BROKER,
No. 5 Broaa?l-atrect.
STOCKS, BONDS AND OOLD BOUGHT AND
car ri od. or told abort in New York on aargina.
DEPOSITS received and interest allowed.
>X CHANGE, STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, SILVKB,
COUPONS AND UNCTJBBENT BANK NOTE.-?,
bought and sold on current ratea and on commis,
sion.
COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.
DRAFTS for aale of ?1 and upwards on Bogland,
Ireland, Parla and Berlin. f uto Jad? 30
|> A V K K K S ,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND If EB
CHANTS, wishing Cheeks, Bianka, Letter Heada, or
Job Printing of any description, c;n get then* order*
filled promptly and In the neatest style, at cheap
rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14.9 Bast Bay.
shirts una /orstsljinj) ?oo&s.
BLACKWELL'S
NO. ?19 KIVG-STRISET,
One door below Harket
tu ??.?... <- .' ' . -"^t
A FBLL ASSORT WENT 0? -
TIES, 8CABFf>, HANDKERCHIEFS .
SHIRTS, COLLARS, GLOVES
HOSIERY AND CN DE RWE AR.
FIVE SHIRTS TO nit DE H,
A S PF. CIA LTV.
GOODS.
J?:y M_ ?mos
Q.ET VOLK SHIRTS AT
\
'ORI
fl?
TBE QBEAT DEPOT FOB
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS
DRAWERS OF ALL QUALITIES
LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS
HOSIERY, IN COTTON AND LISLE THREAD
NECKTIES AND CRAVATS
UMBRELLAS IN GREAT VARIETY
Ac, ?tc., otc.
8BIBTS ready made and nude to order. Direc?
tions tor measurement aent by maiL
SCOTT'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing atore,
July 8
Meet'ER-street, opposite the Market.
DSC CmoH
fm Jlrts.
3moR*
piIOTOGRAPII COLORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted witb care and ta>te can have their order*
promptly tilled by leaving them at Holmes' Book
House. Written directions should in eacb case be
given as to the style of coloring pteferred.
July 23_
JJ OL.M ES di MACBETH.
No? 36 Broad-atreet?
Charleston, S. 6" *
BBOKBBB, AUCTIONEERS. BEAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL CO?1W1SSIOM AGENTS
Will atttend to Bentin; and Collecting ot Rents
and purchase and *u>e ol Stocks, Bonos, Sold,
Silver and Beal Estate.
ALSO,
To thc Purchase ol Goods and Pupplies for partie
in the country upon reasonable lenna.
OEOBOE l>. HOLMES.AT.EXA?PEB MACBETH.
JanuTvl lyr
J O ll S U . A L K X A N I) fc, a ,
ACCOUNTANT,
NOTARY PURLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
No. 16 Broad-street.
RESPECTFULLY SOLICI1S BifSINEKS IN AT
JUSTING ACCOUNTS ol Merchants and other?,
and in WRITING UP AND POSTING their BOOKS,
either in part or whole. A-r._ Jannury 9
^IHARLESTON AGRICULTURAL
WARE BOUSE AND SEED STORE.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, OAR DEI
SEEDS. Otc.
ELLERBE'S TRANSPLANTER FOB SALE.
GEO. E. P1NGREE,
Nc. 140 Meeting-street, Charleston.
Mareh 24 6nio
JAMES U.--05.......i.
X O X ?Si GI*, i,,
Cotton Factors
ano
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GENERAL COMMISSION (MERCHANTS,
Ac?. 123 SMITH 'S WHARF, D ALTIMORE,
CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON, BICK, tuc. Rfc.
slKiM'FCLLT solicited, uni libera' advance.- tuadf
tn-ieon. Orders for CORN and JJACON promotl;
executed with eire sud attention. ?mos May li
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STABLISHED,1848.
THE MARION CRESCENT,
MARION, 8. C.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BT
S. E. MCMILLAN, Proprietor,
TBE OBK8CE.NT, BEING THE PURCHASER
?nd successor ot < ho old district paper, u the oldest
journal in the ess ctn part of tte h tau?,
1 he Crescent ts th* official a: vis jr of Marion
County.
The Crescent risa a larje an.i growing circulation
among the be-t people ol Hie Pecdie country.
the Crescent ia tho oest advirtUiug medium in
th s eeCUOQ.
Always addteas CRE-CENT,
August 10 Imo Marin:, S.O.
jp o K BALIS ti OUTFOX,
DILLON'S UNIVERSAL WROUGHT iRor?
TIE, IMPROVED.
THIS FAVORITE TIE MAI E OF 1HE BE-T
quality sf tren, sad possesses id*antsges for the
economical baling of cotton mes: imper tnt lo the
planter. me*chant ?ad faolor.
For sale in larg? sod small Io's ot a bundle) at re?
duced rates. WILLIAM II o A cn A CO.,
August 9 imo AsentsSsr bruih Carolina.
P L A S T 1 C JOINT
IRON ROOFING,
"OU?CALT'a. PATENT,"
For Be?idences, Sugar Houses, Cotton Gin*, Bridges,
Ac. Manufactured by
SBOENBERGEB A CO..
No. 15 Public Landina, Cincinnati, Ohio.
July 39 nae Imo
J) E F I \ EB FAMILY LAUD,
PACKED BY
PROCTER & GAMBLE,
CINCINNATI.
ay Ask your Grocer for our Brand of |
Lard In these Packages.
Packed in 3 tb. 5 lb, 10 lb Caddies; CO lb Cans for
shipment Cheapest mode for selling Lard, fend
for Price List.
Fold by Grocers in Charleston.
May 39 nae stnthSmo
THE STAK
am
SOUTHERN BEAT.ESTATE ADVERTISER,
As an advertU'ng medium, offers facilities to Mer.
chants. Dru -eiste. Machinists, Ac, of extending
tbeir bunnoo, unsurpassed by any Southern
Weekly.
Its circulation is fa-t Lee a ni an cen eral. Real
Estate agents, and parties intere'ted in the purchase
or sale of real estate, will find it to tbeir advantage
to consult its columns and advertise therein, as we
are effecting arrangement* hy which our paper will
circulate largely among Northern capitalists.
Information ten.lin? to the development of our
mineral, manufacturing and igricoltural resources
drscrlptive ol climate, soil, k .? -solicited and thank?
fully tecelved irom any section.
Terms cash. S3 a year; a copy pratts lo anyone
sending six subscribers; a club i-f ten, $2 Od each.
Bates ol advertising Uoeral. Address
W. J. McXEKRALL,
July IC Marion,. 8 C.
frogs, (Chemirtils, (Etc.
rp o
B?K. E lt S .
JUS1 RECEIVED AND FOR HALE
WHOLESALE AND RUI A IL
CARBONATE OF A il MON I \
PRIME HOPS
CREAM OF TARTAR
H. BAER, Druggist,
No. 131
March 4
MEETING-STREET
THE II A I lt .
JUST RECEIVE?,
PHALOS'S CHEMICAL HAIR INV1G0RAT0B
AYER'S H Ali: VIUOB
MONTGOMERY'S HAIR RBSTOBER
BURNETT'S COCO AINE
HALL'S SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
CHEVALIERS LIFE FOB THE BAIR
CHALFANI'S COCOA CREAM
LXON*S KATHATBON
BABirS IRICOPHEROUS*
REEVE'S AMBROSIA
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIO
SAVAGE'S URSINA
BATCHELORS HArR DYE
HAWLEY'S HAIR DYE
HAMBLETON'S HALE STAIN
POMADES, PHILOCUMES
HAIR OLLS, BANDOLINE
COLOGNE WATER
MAGNOLIA WATER
FLORIDA WATER
BAY KUM. Ac, Ste.
Fer sale by Or. H. IIA Ell,
Mav rt_NM Idl MF.KTLSG.sTBEET.
rjpo Itt; MO VE CMtEASK SPOTS,
USE TUE DOUBLE I'fSTTLLED
BENZINE;
Prepared, and tor sale, wboleci?e anl ret til, by
Du. H. Ii Al- Ii,
May 25 No. 131 Mo-ting-street
?vflrm/B Soirs.
Butter! Butter!
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
IBIS OAT, lath instant, win be sold in oar store,
Na 137 Fast Bay, at 10 o'c oes,
31 half kees GOSHEN BU I TER.
Just landed per t foamer.
Conditions cash._Angnat 10
Bans, Shoulders, Beef, Pork, Lard, Matches,
fe, fe.
BY LAURE! & ALEXANDER,
THIS DAT, 10th instant, will be sold before oar
stotv, No. 137 Ea -1 Ray. at 10 o'clotk,
20 lea. PICKLED BEEF
20 bbl*. Ramp Pork
20 bbls. "Labrador" Herrings
25 kega and tubs T a*d.
Atm
1000 loose HAMS, -bonld-rs, Sides, Strips, Necks,
Tongue?, Smoked Beef, Ac., kc.
ALSO,
On account of all concerned.
12 gros? P?Bl OB MATCHES, in wooden boxes.
Conditions cash. AOftuat 10
Butter, Shoulders and Barns.
BY GEO. W. STEFFENS.
I will sell THIS DAT, in front of my store, No. 30
VfDdu- Rance, at but-past 9 o'clock, il
30 kf BB and half kees BU 1'XEB
BOO Shoulders
BOO Canvassed fl. C. Hams
lOOUnfagged Hams "
300 f moled Hogs' Heads
10 bbls Pickled P (ra' Heads.
Axeo,
An assortment of GROCERIES of rt tall store.
August ll)
Estate Sale of Household Furniture, Carpets,
fe-, fe.
WM. McEAY, Auctioneer.
Will sell TO-MORROW. Wednesday. 19th. at No. 186
. Meeting street, commencing at 10 o'clock.
August 10 _
Contents of a Variety Store.
BY BOWERS & SILC0X,
Will be aold TO-MORBOW. the lah Instant at the
Store on the east aide o King .street, aeaond door
below Queen-street, at ll) o'clock,
Tbe entire Contents of a VA RI ETT STORE. Also,
GOUNTER.-, Settee, Looking Glasses. Trunks. Va?
lises. Shoe Cartoons, Ac, kc
Conditions cash. AU articles to be removed bu?
med lately after the sale. August 10
Bouse and Lot for Sale
BY BOWERS & 81LG0X.
Will be sold on THORSDA Y, 12th instant, bi front
of the Old PoetofSce, Broad-street, at ll o'clock,
A. M.,
AU that HOUSE ANB LOT on th? weat aide of
Main Road near BikersvUle, above Mechanic-atreet
House containing ? ronara rooms with kitchen at
tachad of 2 rooms; Lot measore? 65 feet front by 150
feet deep, more or less; good well of water and
pump on the premises.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay B. k 8. for papers
and stamps. tuth2* Aruru-t 10
JJ tinting.
PRINTING.
THE NEWS JOB OFFICE,
Ko. 149 Kmat Bay,
Ex?cutas all kinds or PLAIN and
FANGT PBINIING with neatness and
dispatch.
The best work guaranteed at less^than
Now Tork prices.
OF ETEBT DESCRIPTION
JOB WOHK,
BRIEFS, PAMPHLETS, POLICIES
CABDS, CIBCULARS, NOTES
BILL-HEADS, POSTkBS, RE3ELPIS
CATALOGUES, BANK-CHECKS
SHOW-CARDS, PROGRAMMES
TICKETS, DRUG LABELS, Sc., kc.
AA WELL AS
LAW BLANKS of every description,
Printed at the shortest notice, and
cheap for cash, al
THE NEWS JOB OFFICE.
THEATBE MANAGERS,
TRAVELLING EHOW3?2N,
RAILROAD AG ES Ti,
HOTEL KEEPERS,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
And all those who have JOB PRINTING
to do, will find it to their lattreat to carl at
THE NEWS JOB OFFICE,
No. 149 Kast Bay.
A large and well assorted atock of
PAPERS and MATERIAL kept on hand,
1 from wheh se'cctxn? may be made. j
I I
? I
j OUR FRIENDS IN 1 HE COPN1BY !
: may send their criers to
j THE NEWS JOB OFFICE,
i And roly upon their receiving the same
j attention and teing tiled as promptly '<
and aa cheaply as If fciven personally.
j
Oar Job Department is in charge of
Mr. J IS. P.PAERT. a practical and ex- !
pertenceJ Job Printer, ?bo will afford
every uciliry po??ihe in the execution of
orders.
Address
THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, ?
No. 14") East Bay, Charleston, S. C. j
Three Story Brick Dwelling and Store. South.
Side Tradd-tlreet, known af No. 27.
W. Y. LEITCH * E. 8. BRUtf??,
' Auctioneer!.
Will be sold THIS DAY, lOtblost.. st ll o'c:?c?v
at ibe Did Postofflce,
That desirable TH BEE STOUT BRICK DWEJV
LING AND STORE on ibe south aide of liadd
f treet, knouu as No. 27 House contains six sq oars '
rooms, brick kitchen, kc Lot m3asurea 38 test
front, br 100 feet In dept J , more or lets.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us tor papers and
stamps._Mu3_? ngust 10
Orangeville, PeopWt and Planiert' and Me?
chanics' Stocke
W. T. LEITCH & B. S. BRUNS,
Anctloneers. .
Will be cold THIS D . Y, 10? instant, at ll o'clock,
st the Old Post office,
16(1 Shares PEOPLE'S BANK STOCK
138 Shares Planters' and afectantes Bank ? tock
60 s Lares Exchange Bank, Columbia
In sums to Bult purchasers.
ALBO,
10 Shares GRAMTEVJLLK MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
10 Sharer G rani te ville Manufacturing Company.
Terms cash. _ . angust io
Underwriters' Sale. ?
BY"jEFFORD8 & CO.
Will be sold THIS SAY. at Msrsbsll's Wharf; foot
Calboun-strert, st 13 o'clock M.,. -
333 bass BLACK P?AS.damigfdon bo?rd schcon
sr Carrie, on her royase fro a Norfolk, Va, to this
port, und sold on account of under Jrifra ana all
concerned. August 10
General J ac riment Jloutehold Furniture.
KNOX. DALY & CO.
AT O . 150 Meeting-street,'
Will sell, TRIS DAY, as above, at 10 o'clo k A. M.,
& varied and select lot of HOUSEHOLD FUBNw
IURE,
THURSDAY, 13th instant, will ba so'd tbs entire
FURMTUKK AND K FF Et. TS of tho late Mr. John
McKay, at his residence on East bay, nearly oppo?
site Society-street.
Full particulars on day of sate.
Conditions cash._August If
Administrator's Sale, by Order of Judge^of
Probate.
BY JEr-FORDS & CO.
Will be sold, TO M OBBOW, the 11th, at 13 o'c'?k
M., at the southe*/t corner of Woolie and Meeting
streets,
The CONTENTS of the above GROCERY STORE.
coHstsmio OF:
A well selected STOCK Os* ObOCKBIE?, Liquoas*.
Crockery.Ac
i ALSO,
At til? shove pisos snd time:
I2C00 Ci TY MX PERCeNT. rT?t K, and the en?
tire Boa seh ol J snd Kitchen Furniture,
coed i h c ? s eas*'.' August is
?a^mx^ Costings, (Ctr.
pOBT?BLE EN'OI'll.jkTi ' J*
OF ALL 8IZE1?, FBOM FOUB TO TWENTY FITE
Hone vam, complete in every respect Thesa
Enro?es are now ia use for various lurpoies lu
different parts of this State and Georgia, and hara
given general satisfaction.
ALSO. . / ,
A SIXTY HORSE ENGINE, with flue toiler, com?
p?ete. For sala by CBI80LM BROTHEBS.
August S_witnf?_Adger?? Wharf.
T) H CE N IX IRON WORKS.
JOHN F. TAYLOR & COJ
SUOCESSOB8 IO
CA BI BRO*? it CO.,
Engineers Boilermakers &c
Sot. 4, 6, 8, 10 asi 13 PRITCBARD-STREBTS,
* * / J
(NEAB THE DBT DOCK,)
Charleston, S. C .*
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-M Ait IN E,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE.
BICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY
DE8CBIPTION.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND G FARING}
IBON FBONT8 FOB BUILDINGS.
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OB
BRASS.
We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BO?LES;
oras good quality and power, and at ss low ratea a
ran be bad In New York, Bil ti more or Philadelphia.
AGENTS FOB
Ashcrofts Low-water Detector,
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM LOW WA1EB IN
THE BOILER.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY Al TES ORD TO.
May 17_nae_Umps
V HOM A TU 380
horse power, including the
celeoratei Corliss Cut-off
Engines, slide Valve sta?
tioner ? Engines. Por tabla
Engines, Ac. Also. Circu?
lar Mnlsy and Gang *ew
Mills, Sugar Caae ?.H-r
Mia.Ung Pulley*, kc, Lath
and Shingle Mills. Wheat
and Corn Mill?, Circular,
Saws Dolling, 4c. Send?
mr descriptive Circular and
Price Lia L
WOOD A MANN STEAM tNSINE CO..
February 18 finios Utica, Ne? fork.
tiatlMrrtfl.
! MU XII CA ll OLI NA RAILROAD.
Kt?
GENERAL SUPERINTENLtl.T'S OmCE. 1
CHABLESTOS. H. C. A prll 9. is?. C
OS AND AFTEB SOUDAT.APRIL lira. TH*
PA^L^GEB TRAINS of the South Carol.!s RaS
^'WTOMfro?AoaosiA.
Leave Charle-ton.*.".*.'.'.'.' .4.4* P." M.
Arrive at auguste.".... YoViiontttomery. Memphis,
Connecting with W^ f?r Mon ? ,n4
Nashville and urreau ,
Orar.ii JtJnchoD.
FOR C'OLUMRIA.
Lea?? Charle*ton.?.R.f0 a. M.
?rrve at Colcmma.6.10 I', il.
( ouneefcn;: n ,,h Wilmington and Manet ester Ball,
road, *nr Camden train
li-; li CB ABLESXON.
Leave Augusta.0 "0 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.a. lil P. M.
Leave Columbia.7 45 a. H.
Arrive at Charleston.5 19 P. M.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
iSUXDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston.....T.?0 P. M.
Arrive st Aturaste.clo A. ld.
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Nish vin?
?nd Hew Orleans, v's Grand Junction.
leave auguste.,.4.11* P. M.
arrive at Charleston.4.01' A. li,
COLUMBIA NIGHT KXPBESS.
(SUNDA VS EXCEPTED. )
Leave Charleston.5. "3 P. M.
arrive, at Columbia.L46 A. M.
Connecting i>unuays excepted i with Greenville sud
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Colombia.9 S?> P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.5.30 A, M.
SI MM EH VI LL* IR*.IN.
Leave Charleston.P. M.
Arrive at Summerville. 6,> 0 2. tl*
Leave summerville.7.lu a. M.
Arrive at Charleston.1.35 A. M
CAMDEN HRANIUI.
Camden and . oiumbl. Pat-senaor Trains on You
Dits, w E; NESPAYS aud SATUBDAYS, counccts with
np anti do-vu Day Passengers at Kuijvill-s
Leate Camfn.6.35 A. M.
\rrl--at Co'.nmb<a.ll.? A M.
Leave Columbia.3.> P. M.
Arrive at Camden.7.0? P. M. ,
Signed* S. T. PKAKB.,
A ?rll lu General 'iupenntendeut,