The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 13, 1869, Image 3

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THE DAILY NEWS. Harare?t OtrcalaUon-THBJ> AIVY NBW? JBBBtO TSF /V BW SP AP SB OFFICIALLY S? cooNirma **s BA ruta TBS LA SO SST CIR? CULATION HT fHE CITY OF CHARL B8T0N, PUBLISHES THE LIST PF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN THE P0STOFFI03 AT THE MSB Ol MACS WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS- | IONS OF THE NEW P0ST0PF1QS LA W. Bange ttl* Thermoni-ter a? th? Rewa om.ce. Th orMkt v ? 8 A. M. I 13 1 IS P. AC ti |~w I aa o P. M. 81 LOCAL MATTERS. -0-T Xcetlmga Thia Bay. Palmetto Encampment, at half-past 8 P. M. Carolina Base Ball Crab, at 8 P. M. Aaattaa Sales Taais Oat jr. MOUSAH ? SOB wrll eel! at 10 o'clock, st the southeast corner of Canton and St. Philip Sbxoote, contents of ft grocery store. WILLIAM MCEAT will sell at 10 o'elock, at his store, cottage ie?, carpeta, ?Vc. Mme DBAXB will cell at 10 o'clock, at his store, boots, shoes and hats. TBS DaxLT MK wa Puoa CuKBJDrr in COM frp<W?T. cracv um will be ready for delivery at OQX coan ting-toora at n ia e o'clock thin mir n iaar. Single copies Are conto. Orders for ten cc-piea and over will bs filled at the rate of two and s half cents per copy. Tata Nows iv ran Oororrsr.-Beaders ol | Ima Hows go ng to the country can receive their toaatfe^Tfr fey mail, daily, at seventy fJV? ?enfs a month, bj addressing ft note, with their subscrrptioa, to oar publication office. Tn CATXHX*! Qt SAYAJQTAH.-Tho Advertiser says: "The Chinese Emigrant Agency in this oity has alrfeady received 'orders for three or four hundred coolies. They will probably reach here in January." Wheo snail wa oe abie to record ft similar , fact in Charleston ? ELcKiajriA?? HAU_At a recent Bestias; of tba Hibernian Satiety it was determined to re? model the BI age. We are pleased to state that oar fallow townsman. Mr. John H. Devereux. has commanc & tearing away the old stage and will have its new dress oomplete in three weeks. We shall give ? roll description o? the work io . lew days. Tn Expanse ?oBBtuT.-Bland, Hargrove aol Lias1 ter, oharged with comm i tting the re? cent fire thousand dollar express robbery, ap? peared m ooor*. in Augusta, on Wednesday. There being no ease agftinst Mr. Lftssiter. be w&S honorably discharged. Bland and Har? grove wer? committed to Jail; and Will be tried to Effingham County, where the crime was committed. * No more of the stoles money haft been recovered. ^ ? Now PAMAS SOHOOL. -The workmen in der Mr. John H. Devereux have been busy for j some time post in erecting ft new parish school j on the old Cathedral grounds in Broad-street. The baudin;, will be twenty feet front by eigh? ty feet deep, and two atarles rn height. The interior will be arranged on tba most approved stylo and foraished with behool furniture ot the latest patent. It will be completed by the 1st of October, and be nader the control of the Bey. Dr. D. J. Q ligley. Though intended as Ibo pariah school of St. John's and St. Fm oar's, it will he open to oOier scholars. AND zsrs MAN I SINO."-It is stated, on good ? authority, that the Adjutant-General ef this common weal th bas succeeded in secur? ing ten thousand breech-loading Sprintrfleld rifles and bayoaoU of tba United States-army pattern. These, wi h the three thewsand Win chester rifles already furnished by the govern? ment, make-up the complement for this State, and we may now regard South- Carotine as arm ?d and. equipped aecordiog to, low. " The colored troops) fought nobly.." and tho Govern OT doubt lesa breathes more fre&Jy when be seana bia weapons and aeleoia bia warriors. OaaMAN TaTWOBATlON.-Thfl fiudlisher Cor? rea pondent, of the 12'h, has ft long editorial.fol ft vor of calling a mass meeting of Germans, to form a Giesel lac b aft on the principle which gov? erns similar societies rn ?thar large eiraes. The objects to be rained are, first, the encourage? ment of Oe rm an tra raiera Won, and. seco J di y, the foll protection of the imnti&rent from all harpies, ?nd to furnish him with steady and suitable e mpkyy meo t. Though the o JW regime boasts of an immigration and agricultural bu? rean, ny operations hure been aonfln.d ? o talk? ing and writing. Th? Germans of this city stet a large and influential class of tba oom mnnfty, and aa any action taken by them can birt result to the benefit"of the Stat? at toge. we heartily endoroe tbs s?gg?sUon of oar Ger? man cont e m pohrry SOOTH CAS?LDU Saurons AT JoBirsoBft ISL AD.-A Confederate soldier wno 1 passed throngt Scmter a lew days ago, informed the editor of the ' Watchman that wheo he lett Johnson's Island, in December last, there were eighty a x Contedorate soldiers at that .lase who had not been home or heard from their friends sines the wot. Vira of these were from Sooth Carolina, and fas gave their names as follows V Mujer Moble v. of fairfield, about thirty-two years, of age. fair complexion, Am feet eight inches or am feet high; Lieutenant Simmons, of foirheli; Captain Seagate and Lieutenant E aa terling, of Orang eb ors; sod Lieutenant B. W. Boyd, of York. He begged that these names should be published, that their friands might learn of their whereabouts And that they were ah ve. ^Tn MAGAZINES.-The Jaly number or Black? wood contains the following article-: A Ye,r and ft Day, part 3; Recollections ol Loid Byron; Bketehea in Polynesia; Mox ria' Poem; a Now Theory of Earthquakes and Vole innes; aS.ory Of Ba euber-r; the Church Bill io the Lords. The North British Be new for Jaly contains tba following art'cles: Dr. Hanna's Life of 1 Christ; Henry i Tabb's Rob uso n's Diary; His? tory of European Moral-; Geological lime; Danish Li tar?t uro-Lud vis: Holberg; Mernot r of Sir William Hamilton. Bart; the Early H a? lan of Man; Waiter Savage Landor; and the Irian Ch uren Measure. These are the reprints of the Leonard 8cott Pabliahing Company, and I are edd by "John Bewsell, the agent fer j mmL' ? ! -THAT BraWDomfa BOL, -Alderman Greene's effort to signalize mm seit in a small way his brooght a hornet's nest about bis ears. The sJsTsabre1? bill is looked upon os on onslaught on the poor niau, and hana* fix tts object the creation of a monopoly, that will benefit but few. Leaving aside this consid?ration, it is we? known that during tho dall season many of the vessels consumed to thia port use the oerrioeeof their own crow in discharging and reloading.""Thia Is doa? ia order to reduce .. x penses at '. time when freights ?Alight, bat 2der The bill any capta,a or coaaj^uee whodooa t nae the servi ces of a stevedore ie liable to, a fine. P. om every standpoint Lae bill can be considered on y aa an imposition on labor and ?howat that wary ohwa-of the community who are Alderman Greene's pee aliar constituents. Al JtML?JF PROM TUR RECORD P CRIME. A BADI CAL CON GB BS S M AM 8H0WN UP BT BADICAL ALDBBU?N. V. C. Bowen Arraigned as a Thiel Forcer *nd Murderer. HIS MATRIMONIAL PECCADILLOES, dc. TO 1HB PUBLIC. In his recent defence ot himself 'rom th the charge of " political treachery, " 0. C Bowen waa pleased to make me the ?abject o pei soo al reflections and insinuations, designe* to injure my reputation abroad, although the; will doubtless have the effect, as emanatin) from him, to commend mo to all honora Wi men who know bis personal history. I prc pose to reply briefly to those reflections, ant ?bow from the record that C. C. Bowen is no a credible witness upon a question of fa?t. '. regret that I am obliged to make .his repl; dunne his absence from the city; bat thi rices, like the virtues, flourish together, ant 0. C. Bo we n has added cowardice to slander bj flying from Charleston as soon he had placet toe manusoript of his ssarriJlons article in th? nanda of the printer. Beferriog to Dr. Mickey's rem?rala and ap povntments in the Customhouse, Bowen states io hu communication, "He (Of. M.) cam? home and recommended the removal of ex Coufederate Surgeon Dupont, and tue appoint mont of ex-Confederate Captain T. J. Mackey the maa who was oooe indicted for riolatins the neutrality laws m the days of gray-eyet Walker,of-Nicaraguan fame; subsequently it said to have made unusually profitable use of i petilion for pardoo ot a nuil robber; was wet known in Texas, (a State m which there a? doubtless worse men than ho;) was afterward* some kind ot a ranger in the Confederad army, tben something else in Texas, then t clerk in the Freedman's Bureau iu Washing' ten; for a brief period titular private secretary to Governor Scott, and chief, fugleman and de? stroyer of his brother's ohanees for senatorial honors, from which labor, i ons bot aa profit & ble station he was promot d to foreign entry olerk tn tho Charleston Customhouse," i Ic will be sean that Hr. Bowen ohaiges that lim tn "ex-Confederate captain," a charg^ which, made iii connection With his allegation that persons "disqualified" by law wart re? tained in the Customhouse by Hx^, Mackey, <ooott hawabren meant, onry to convey the im? pression that I am embraced in thia class, Tal Bowen -knoWa that my name ls included u the-very act ot Congress by which he bimsell I was relieved of bia political disabilities, passed Juno 26 1868. 1 admit that I am an ex-Con ; federate. I was a captain of engineers in the Confed?rete army, which I entered as a cittern of South Carolina, in obedience to the aooepted political oo de of my people. In that capacity ' I served act i vely for near four years as the chief engineer of important military districts; ?erred m maoy battles on the Btaff of General 8teriing Price-* boro worthy to have worn [ tho white plume of Navarre; and I followed the \ varying tartanes of that noble obief to tttatt ead but honorable ole e. I than surrendered . my sword, he preferring to die in exile rather : than stoop his lofty cree t to the conqueror, evan th on eh thar conqueror represented, as he did, the flag of his country that gave pro teotion alike to the no SOT and the vanquished, j In the coarse of that eemee, I performed no act unworthy of a good soldier, or a min of honor. Bot bow stand? it with C. C. Bowen, woos* name, by a oiric Action, now beare the prefix "Honorable ?" He ? a New England man, born and reared in Bbode leland, near tba very altar of liberty. !He entered tho Confederate army as a lieuten? ant t f cavalry, and after an ignominious career of two y oars, he waa cashiered (as loan'show by the offl liai record be for 3 me) for the crime of forgery ! , lt is also true that I was indicted with Gene" ral Waiker on the charge of violating the nen' trait ty laws of the United States, but I bare yet ta learn that this fact could detract from my standing aar a gentleman. . Immediately after my trial and acquittal on that charge, 1 wa* appointed "by the an thon ties at Wash? ington' as Examiner of Uni ted JJ tates surreys foi Kanaan and Nebraska. I I was not a clerk, but the Exaniiner of Ac OMnts, lu th? Freedmen'a Bc reau. and i? that capacity I became acquainted with the evi dsnco-ou which C C. Bowen was arrested asd committed to prison by General Bicales, on the charge of BTKAxnra atorar from the freed? men. It is true that I was private secretary to Governor Scott, the ?ame gallant soldier and worthy gentleman whose duty it became, as asaisiant commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau for South Carolina, to have Bowen ar? rested (for BI KAT.TKO ) and to make him. through the military authorities, disgorge a large air aunt of his i'd-gotten gains. It is true that I am "well known in Texas.** In the summer of 188*. aa acting United States provost marshal over twenty counties of that ttate. I arrested many criminals, some of whom were executed for tho crime of murder, after a fair and impartial trial, on far l?sa evi? dence tuan that adduced.to. prove that C. C. Bowen murdered Colonel White, by the bands of a hired assassin, i i his bed-nwm at George? town, S. 0.. io November 1884. xor wbioh bloody deed he escaped punishment, through the flight of his accomplice, after a full confession. He was confined in prison haro ou that charge, and wat released at tho general jail deliren nudo br the U ai ted States forces on their en? try into i.'burleston, m 1865. Thia dark bat truthful story of Bowen's erimia, ? not inconsistent with his ante-war record. Be c .mo to this c'ty io 1859 as the h6ad of a band of the lowest class of gamblers, and soon signalised his adven by Btcalintr a valua? ble set of faro checks from an establishment io this city, which chocks he sold in New York, wnere they were recovered by their owner, to? gether with the written proof of .'.owen's guilt. This fact I can prove by a * 'coud of witnes? ses." The muoioipal t>urhoritiea of this City hare been frequently appealed to during tho pa?t month by his wife at Louisville, whom he has abandoned, although a worthy woman, to aid her in securing a support from him, while he is linn g in open infamy with another rn thu city. Bowen charges that I "preside over so-call? ed Union Leagues, where, tor a fee of fltty dol? lars, he puts through resolutions to slander good Bepnblteans.9 ? It is true that I am president of the Union League of Charleston, the same Leagne that subscribed money, earned by the bard hands of the laboring men who obiefi' oimpos-d it, to leed Bo wt n's putative children in this cit v tn 1867, while be was imprisoned in Castle Pi nek u ey on (he Charge of ste icing-a charge which the members of the League were led to behave un .ruo from hm. V ians tb! e representa? tions and earnest protestions of ?nnocmoe. The resolutions to which Bowen re ere were puB-ed to denounce the proposed appointment of his friend, G. W. Cl rk. as collector of this pori sud to stigmatize the political treachery of Senator F. A. sawyer and C. C. Bowen. 'Surely it did not require -'a fee of fifty dollars" to induce me' to support such resolutions. It is worthy of note, that United States Sen? ator Sawyer, who is now Bowen's.besom friend and co conspirator, was charged by Bowen, on I oath, ia Joly, 1868. with having committed the crime of perjury in taking the iron-clad oath a chaT*6 whic^ u *rae? I hare tn^a briefly glanced at the criminal history of this ''Honorable Representative from 8ont?? Carolina." lt b to be hoped that justice will y?t overtake him, "And put lit every honest hand a whip To lash the rascal naked through the w*rld." T. J. MACKE7. Charleston, Ans net 10.1869. MERCANTILE PUDTTTNO_AU kinds of mer eantiie printing, such as circulars, letterheads, cards, bill heads, statements, oso., for count? ing-rooms and ?nices, promptly executed in thc neatest style and at the lowest rates for cash, at THB NSW? Jes OFFICE, NO. 119 East Bay. HOTEL A am VALS. AUGUST 12.-Charleston Hotel.-LoRoy F. Youmans, Edgefle:d; J. C. Gillett, Angosta, Ga.; B. E. SYICB, Augusta Ga.; J. W. Fears, Macon, Ga.; Charles Esten, New York. Pavilion Hotel-L. C. Johnstone, Philadel? phia; W. A. Hillman, Ga; Y- C. Simons, Adams Bun; J. D. Parker, Adams Bun; (J. A. Camp, Philadelphia ; P. K. Coburn. Sommerville; W. H. Armstrong, Summerville; J. H. Thompson, N. C.; B. W. Brown, Benefield; J. Looknun, New York. THB CLERK OF TOE (JOUST'S OFFICE.-Thia office, which for fort} fears (by cioso compu? tation) his never knowns change, has beon invaded by the march of improvement, and the tenants 'iave retired to the law court until the agony of paint and whitewash ts over. The walla ?re to be pink and the ceiling blue, in keeping with o'hor portions of the Court ho ia?. Tho clum-y, old-f <ahionod boxes, which held and conoealed the records, are to be replaced by glass cases, easy of access, and so arranged that no time will be lost in search? ing for papers._ AN ABSCOND wa SEAMAN.-A seaman who had been regularly shipped on the British bark Fantee, succeeded in secreting himself on the tug that was towing the bark in the stream, and returned to the city. As 140 had been .id van ced on his p<y by the shippers, they de? manded the return of this sum from the cap? tain, but the latter refused, as the man was then missing. An appeal was made to Magis? trate Mackey, and though there were no offi? cers or tba United States COUTI iu the city, a bail writ was taken out and the amount that waa advanced ref traded by the consignee. . Tax CUSTOMHOUSE brorxfl.-The Baltimore Sui's Washington correspondence has the fol? lowing paragraph : " The Charleston custom? house war is finally ended. Hon. 0. 0. Bowen, M. 0. from that district, to-day had an inter? view with Ac mg Secretary Biohardsoo, and explained to him at length the na tn re of tbs trouble between the former collector. Dr. A. G Mackey, and the present incumbent, Geo. W. Clark, and submitted a listof the new appoint? ments made by Mr. Clark, wbioh the acting seeretary promptly confirmed. The number of nominations was about twenty, including the principal deputy collector, Mr. John B. Dennis, rice C. H. Groves, removed. Collector Clark has made a clean sweep of the appointments of his predecessor, and has now possession of the offloe, with a force of subordinates in full sympathy with himself." BASS BALL.-The Sarannah Base Ball Club leave that oity on the Dictator, andar? expect? ed lo arrive in Charleston to-morrow. They will be the guests of the Carolina Club aid the match game will take place on Monday after? noon, at the west end of Broad-street, Tuonga rho Carolina's are nos overconfident, they are willing td bet that the odds will not be so heavy as on the pref ions game. It is stated til at Maxyoks band (colored) will give an entertainment to-the Savannah band during their stay. The parade of aome of the colored military companies which was to have taken pl J oe ou Monday has been postponed. Every precaution has bean taken to make the stay of . the nsiting*c!ub pleasant, and no riotous de monstratiooa are either feared or expected. The Washington Cornet Bind is expected to accompany the Savannah boys. Yattan, AsHOax.-Th a Savannah Advertiser says: *'The schooner A. H. Flaniaan, Captain Collins, from Philadelphia in aeren days, bound to Charleston with a cargo of eoal, want ashore on the tail of the knoll on Monday last. The Flanigan was spoken by a pilot boat, bat the captain declined to take a pilot, .as he was merely putting in for a harbor. When off Tybee, in rounding to, the keel of the rossel took the bottom, when she swung aroundand Btruek the tail of the knoll. As it was blowing pretty fresh from the northeast at the time, the reasel thnmped up some dis jtaace. On discovering the con inion of the Vessel tno oaptain immediately hoisted his jack for a pilot, one or whom went on board; Aad anding lt necessary to obtain the services of a steamboat, the captain and pilot cam** to the city yealerdav afternoon for assistance,'' IxFBorxHKNTS ra TRINITY CHUBOH -The in? terior of this time-honored sanctuary is now undergoing a o rn pie te trans tor ma Lion, lhe old pews, whian were modelled after some ante delunan pattern and were little more than .eats of torture, hare been removed and will he replaced by a more modern design, similar to those pf the Citadel Sq'ia re Baptist Church. .The aisles will be widened and the floor made leroi. The present unsightly gallenea will gire plaoe to a neat and pleasing struct are. sim? ilar to St. Mary's. The windows will aso re? ceive attention and be mad.) to oorrespond to the general improved appearance of the ch ru c h. lt is expected that it will bs fully ten weeks be? fore the work is completed, and the congrega? tion will, in the meantime, wordhip in the base? ment eh-ipol. Mr. C. V. Johnstone is the con tractor, and under hts skilful management Trinity Church will become an ornament to the city. MEETING OF THB STOCEHOLDEES OF THE PLANTEES' AND MECHANICS' BANE. -A lame number of the stockholders of tho Plan ers' and Mccbanis' Bank mot yesterday, to haar a report from the president and directors, and to consider thc advisability ol the bank re? suming uchve business opcra(jp"a. An exhibit tiom William Allston Pingle, i sq . referee, which was read by tbe cashier, showed that tho aflaiis ot the bank had been managed with great ability. '1 houtrh laboring under great disadvantages, and having to con? tend with oonsiderahe opposition, the bank was enabled to pav the taoe r due of the hills m circulation, aa well as the depositors, and atti have a Urge surplus of assets for the bene? fit of the stockholders. After the reading of the exhibit, the roll of the stockholders was called, but a sufficient number did not answer to their names or by proxv to form a quorum (t wentv-one hundred shares being require i forthat purpose.) Mr. C. G. Hemmioger moved that, as it was clearly expedient for the bank to go into ope? ration, it be left to tbe president and board et. directors to take such steps as would further this object. It is eenerally understood tbat application will be soon made lo ihe Govern jr and Co'rap troller-Generel for the benefit of the au t of the Legislature enabling banks of the State to re? new business. The stockholders have unlimit? ed confidence in the present management of the bank, and it is confidently expected that ite business will be resumed early in the fall. ArrncPTKD BDEOLABT.-A. bold attem robber? was mads os last Saturday at M C. Bradley's store, at Macbeth's Mills, ot Northeastern Railroad. Mr. Bradley wat sent from home, but bis wife examinee premises before retiring, and fonod that iron key that fastens the window was mi ?i She immediately notified s trustworthy rant, who aecared the window, and sn himself with a double barrelled gun. awi tho thieves. About elevan o'clock they c to the window, and as the1 noise was heard, man inside went out and toiled them. 1 ran off, when he fired, and was shot at ii turn, but without damage on either side. Bradlay was the victim of an extensive robl s me time sinoe, and thinks this attunapt made by four colored men who had been loi ing around the premises that afternoon. CB?MBS.-Oziae Mathis was tried at Sun for the murder of a negro woman, and acq led. Tho colored people threaten that t will take bis life. Sargent, the well-known magician, bas b arrested ia Raleigh for an infringement of lottery law. There is a general activity in the street parlment, and Captain Jenks is proving c elusively that the grass which is groen i flourishing in the morning is cut down I withered before the close of the day. 1 street brisado are down on the grass. The sidewalk in Calhoun-atreet, near B Bay, is being improved by a new curb and removal of tbe oxcresoenco ot old bricks t would make good people curso. Two buildings are now being erected on Y due Ringo. Pieparations are being mada build on the corner of Laurens and Bast B A number of private reeideuoes and atores receiving attention, and contractors and bm en are commencing to whistle choorfuily the prospect of the good times coming. The King-street plank toad is progress: rapidly. The eclipso has had no effect on the mosq toes; they evidsntlythooght it rae an imp< tion. and have been biting harder ever sinoe We are informed from several sources tl Lieutenant W. W. Taft, of the police, has bi for some time in the practice ef drilling sqtu of ifegroee. using for this purpose the W cheater rifles furnished by the Governor. A GANO OS THIEVES BBOKEK UP.-Wit! the last few days the Macon police have rested two of a gang of negro bandits, orgi ized m that city about three years ?go, for I sole parp?se of conducting a general robbii thieving and plundering business in Geori and neighboring States. Five of the ga have been arrested within the last few mont] Their names are cob Wagnon, Levi Sbephe Willis ?ruwn, Barwell Bbodes. and Henry Ct ley, alias Shep Budgins. They have fx nearly all over the States of Georgia and Soo Carolina, and bare perpetrated some of t blackest and most damnable crimes known the criminal code. Barwell Bhodes, who wa? arrested in M ooo, on Saturday last, acknowledges to hat stolen from a jeweller ie Charleston, S. C., fi reen watches and a lot tl Jewelry la it mont and it was a portion of this lot of watcha J at Jewelry that was found in his possession at tl timo of his arrest, fie says he sold the ta ance along the railroad when making his w, from Charleston to this city. He admits th he is a member of the gang of villains wbioh we bare referred, and it was by his coi panions that the polio a were advised of ti presence in Macon of Henry Cooley, ano;hi member of tbe gang. Hear j had taken a tei porary'W'as ww lt ?ha *-?ater Houa and as soon as he learned that Colonel Cai minga, obief of police, wanted to soe him, t bounced out at a back window of the dink room and made for tho swamp. Colonel i immediately procured a horse, and. startii Beveral policemen in different directions head off the rascal, gave bim hot pursuit < his horse, ?nd he was captured before ho gi to the woods. When caught he bad a ft days' provisions concealed about bim. Hon asce belonged to Mr. Bart Hudgins, of Jon County, and is the cbap that stele ams from that gontleman last month. Ike Macon Telegraph says: "Wiley Thom, and Lewie Travis. Iwo more of the gang, ai about the worst in the lot, ors now figuring South Carolina; but it is believed that Trav bas been arrested in Charleston, and is now : Jail there far stealing a Ano watch. It will 1 renumbered that at the time of his arrest, tl captain of the polios in that oity ad tressed letter to Colonel Cummings, notifying him < the arrest, and describing the negro and pro] erty. Barwell Rhodes says Wney and Lew are Loth io Charleston, and that they perp trated a robbery, not long ainco, in Aiksi South Carolina." B US Ilf MBS NOTICES. GOSEN TVBTLB Sour, boiled hah and sbrim salad for lunch at Torck s " Our Hoaso" tc day. LIGHT RAABIN? SOB TUB WABK WHATHSB. Our friends in the oouotry who desire to obtai light reading for the warm weather, at strict!; popular prices, are referred to the advertise ment of Mr. C. 0. Richter, the very enterpris ing and trustworthy King-street dealer in book and periodicals of all kinda. His list will b found to iuolude something to suit every taste and it seems to us a marvel how he can affori to send bis books by mail over the co? n try post-paid, at the ridiculously low prices named COTTON GINS AND COTTON PRESSES.-Wt would refer those interested in cotton planting to the advertisement of Mesera. Huger & Bave nel, which appears in to-day's issue. At thia season tboss not already supplied with thc means of preparing their crops for market arc usually looking around to obtain ths necessary machines for so doing. Theshnrt-c >tton plant? ers will perceive that they off ir an excellent saw gin that bad an established reputation be? fore the war in Georgia under thu linnie ot tho demon's gin, but more improved and nor; called the Georgia gin. Tho. have also. Grey's Patent Labor Saving Cotton Proi-B ono that oombh.es all the latent improvements, and ia strongly recouimendtd to Southern planters. Ic has always g ven satisfaction There has been no improvement to machinery more important to the planter than the email but powerful coi ton presses that have boen in? troduced since the war With one mule, or sufficient hind power, a heavy b < le can be east 'y packed. Messrs. Huger a d Baveuel, No. 66 East Bay, are the ag' n s of these and other patented labor-stang machines. All informa? tion, and full descriptive lists in reference to the above, can be obtained by applying at their office. Q tu O t* Ul * K I H ?. i HB TJ.iDERSIGNED t? O LEATK TO AN. NuU .SUE that tue* have been appo ate i by Mes rs. ? KY . HA>" MI- A ''O.. Ot tJjil.deip-jia, taeir aoie Agenta lor the stile of *UUi 'arollaa tor the sale ot their after-rated ACME X XX XXX. XXXX, s-v- AK CA HINE I and ober br.nds uLD KY C. wai SIB . They %iso wish to announce that they w.L be m contant receipt of their COPPEB DI-1 iL'.ED MOO* r*Ifi POSE BYE WHISKIES, direct from DiStiUery at Hannis rid?, Beikeley County,' West virti?la.' Liberal contra?a will be mil? tor large lots of sew WU?UUC3 ia bona at Distiller? Warehouse. CLAC io A WTTi 0, ho. 84 Eaat Bay street, /une IS wfm3aios Charleston, S. 0, ; 25 ' IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. THE GEORGIA ?AW GIN, FOBMEBLY ' CLIlfON'6" OIN, OF CO LU M BUS, QA. QRET'S FATEBT LABOE-8AYIN?, ANTI-F?lcriON Iron Screw Cotton Press, TBE MOST SIMPLE, DUR \BLE AND EFFECTIVE EYEB I> VE MED, ? AT Rrj need Price?. For in formel (on and Descriptive Li* La of the .hove, apply to HUGER & RAVENELf ft o. 66 Kant Bay, C harleaton, 8. C., GENERAL AGENTS FOB (?TATE. ? ALBO A0EKT8 rOB F O HT A BLE BICE 1 HBl'SHEB?, BICE FANS, GRIST MILL*, Aie. % fowl! jin) ?Dolli, (Cu. NEW DRY^OOD^TOBE. No. 228 KING-STREET, EA8T SIDE, AND FOU* DOORS ABOVE MARKET-STREET. THB KTJBSCBIRER, BAV1VQ WITHDBAWN FROM THE FIBH 80 LONG KNOWN A' THAT OF UF? FKKBAKD r k OAMPSKM. ha? opened a ORT GOODS ESTABLISH M KN I on hm own account, st the abor? veil kno?n ?laud. rhp nnjIenuT'ied. haring been for maur years connected with the Drv Goods Bualneas In thia cltv, la tiioroushly ?Viuaiuti-? wit the wanta of this conamonitv. Ie ha? jopf purchased in New \oric, and now ff?r* to the public, the FRESHEST blOOK, SUITABLE TO 1 HI- M AH K KT, and one of the beet that lia? ?vee two naweA, '-Ie will make bia pii.ea very ro sonable, and thereby hone? to retain and rentre th it fall ?bare of custom to which ho considers himseli entitled at tue tunda of bis frauds and the public. July 15 HENRY CAMP^FN. tmwlmo Stitt* an) /aroiflljttt?, tttoofts. ET YO?U SHIRtl A TB H QBBAT DBPOT FOB OENTS' P?BNI8HINO GOODS LINEN AND PAPES COLL ABS DRAWEES OF ALL QUALITIES LINEN AND PAPBR CUFFS HOSIERY, IN CO TTON AND LISLE THREAD NECKTIE^ AND CRAVATS CM BRETT, A fl ?g. GRE AT" V ARlfi T? Ac, ito., Ac. 8HIBTP really made and made to order. Birec* tiona tor meaimrement sent by mall. SCOTT'S Gentlemen's Fara tabing atora, afeeting-sfcvtt, opposite the Harket. Joly 8 DM_6mot BLACKWELL'S S No. ai9 KI^CMTHEHT, One door below Market in A F?LL ASSORTMENT OF TIES, 80ABF?, HANMEBOBIEFS ' SHIRTS, COLLAH*. GLOVHS HOHEHY AND UNDBBWBAB. FT.MH SHIRTS TO OHBBH, A RPBOIALTT. NI a td H rn K H Q GOODS. Ja'y 32 amos /tat ^rtfi. pUUTUGtlAPH ( OL<MU\G. FEBAONS WISHING TO HAVE PBOTOORAPBS tinted with eire and taite can bare their orders promptly fined by leaving them at Helmes' Book Honte. Written directions should la mob ease be given as to tba style of coloring preferred. Jul? 13 Zwo?* Spool (Cnttffn ?BSTSIXCOBD m. g, ag ^MwaMiSwAgBABrTSI) SIX-CORD, $?tiA&f?* iiTDW?iTi?Br JkP. 60A3S, af B?alsy, Sss?and, Aognat 4 wfm3moa Jr. HtMPhHavsi BROKER, AUCTIONEER ARO COMMJ& SION MEUCHA AT. *AZLS9 OF BIUli ESTATE. 8T00M. BSSTD8. SB SUKI BIB* AND PERSONAL FBOFBBTT ATTENUE? TO. M*. 87 BltOA D-3TKKET CHABl'E?TON, B. a HTTP EBB 5 CES, Ban. SEN" <> BUIST, W. 3. MAGRATH, Es?. General J AM fia CONK BB. T. B. WABTKO, Esq. October ??lmUutm. STAIR BODS, ?Md, RU GILT, A. Porcelain, JW Mfiur* NO CIMMMV, wraf m rarssr DROP FIXTURE, ?HMM mta voanoroa. Th* Original tad cuy Matti fixters aid*. It can be applied to any Flair Bod, either .Round or Flat, and .revente its slipping rr o ni Its place. Ask for tho Patent Drop Firtoo, .OLD ar au. Carpet Dealers? AND BUT NO OTHER. BRASS Aip sara STAIR PLATES, For not?is, Restaurants and Public Bu ll dings, MANtrPACTUKKD BY W. T. & J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St.! N.V Anuuat 13 3m os JpiUH BALI S (i COTTON, DILLON'S UNI VB RS AL WROUGHT IRON TIE, IMPROVED. THW FAVORITE TIB MADE OF THE BET qnalitv of iron, and poeaesM* advantage? lor the ooo oom leal baling of cotton most ?mponantto the planter, merchant nd factor. For sala In larg? and small Io's ;of a bondie) at re I duced rates. WILLIAM ROACH A CO., August 9 Imo Agents for Mouth Carolina E L A H T 1 V JOIST IRON ROOFING, "ODTOALT'S PARENT," For Beaideaces, Etraar Houses, Cotton Oms, Bridges, Af. Manufactured by 9B0ENBBROEB lc 09., No. IS Public Lanrlin?, Cincinnati, Ohio. Joly 28_gao _imo Q H A ?. HIOKXV, GILDER, j PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FBAMB MANU?AO TUBBB, No. 845 KING-STREET, OBABlrMON. 8.0. LOOKING-GLASSES of aU sizes fitted to Frame?. Jua? IS nae fmwSmo E" ABLISHMD, 1848. THE MARION CRESCENT, MARION, 8. C. FtTBLTSEED WEEKLY BT A E. MoMILLAN, Proprietor, TBE 0BE8PBNT, BEING TBE PfBCHA8BB and suoceasor ot ihe old diatrlot paper, is the oldest Journal lu the eaa ern part et tbe ?tate. I he Orescent ts ta? official aiviaer of Marion County The Orescent has a large and growing circu?s Hon among tbe be t people of tue Peeaee country. the Crescent is the beet adrartlaiig medium in tb ? etc non. Alwaye address ORESCENT, August 10_Imo a?_Marlon, n, ?. Til IS STAK AMD SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER, Aa au ad/ertla-ngmedium, offers iaci itka to Mer .'haiita. Lru idstt, Ma bi.i isis, Ac, ol extending .heir busiue'S. usurpa-.sed by any southern Weeah. Its circulation is la-t lecotiiiv central. Real Estate spent*, und parlies int- rc-ted in 'he purchase or a de of real tc wit bud it to tboir advantage to consult ifs coi mas ntid advertise therein a? we am effec ?nj; an?n/. mom- by Whxa our pat er will circu.ate larfji-.y ainoag Norih-m ca iu ???. lutcrmalion teu .lu? to the dc?ebi>nwsjP'of our mineral, m <nufac?unn<.'.iurt vurtcuUural neoUice d<scriptae ot clima.o. sell. & - toddled and tnnak fu.iy .eceiTSd nom any ?schon. Terms raab, t3 u yea- ; a eopy pratts 'o any one sending ?ix sao cr ber*; a c uo . f ten, $2 50 each. Ratra ot ttdv'crtutpg huerai. Adargan W. J. McKEKRALL, Ja:-- IC Kation.. S C. gK UR ? *? .?!? O *t? H ilK-tC rTl lu, LADIES AND JB1LDRA3H attended at their reside ucea promptly and at reason. able rate?. Send or new to april 14 v. E M * SSH ALL, Barber, No, 31 Broad-street tai. stain.! ^iIIAHLlBTOS A ?EIC V UT V HAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED SIORE. niRlCCLiUIUL IMPLEMENTS- GARDE'. SEEDS die. 9 fiLL?RBET3 TRANSPLANTER FOR SALB. G SI?. E. PING KV, E, Rc. IM Meennir-strcet, charle* on. Varch 24 trae rjxo M" MS M KS. - -<a> Tin? SOMIER NEWS, PUBLISHED AT bUMTSB, S. C., I* ONB OF THE BEST ?APr18 IN 1HB UP COUNTRY; baa a large circularlo?., and afford.-sa perlor adrantanesas an adtaruslQg medium, lenna low. Addrea HARB A 0>TEEN, February 22 ProDneom, ?tiltil Soto. Boot?, Shoes and Hai?. i BY MILES DRAKE. THIS MjORBINO, ai 1? o'clock, I wfll aell at aar ?tor?, career of Hing tad Liberty a tresta, ?0 cases BOO PS A JD ?HOBS, OOSBSTDTQ OB: H m's Calf, Congress and Oxford TTJ58, Cab? and Buff Brogans, Balmorals, Malak fis and bltpBert* Ladlee' i-erse ''ocgress Kid Buskins and Ba mo? rals, Misses' and Children's Bootees, Slippers, Be. . ' AMO, " SO cases, 120 d< zen, Men's and Boys' FRLT *JTB WOOLBAT?. _Angustia Cottage Set, Carpet?, and a General A ss ort ment of Household Furniture, Sundries, efe. WM. McKAY, Auctioneer, Will sell TUT* DAT (friday.) 13th. at Ho. 130 Meet I nj-street, commencing at 10 o'clock. ' AI?), A TAME BBTNOOEBOB8, in a cage. August 13 _'. ?.' Contents of a Retail Oro eery Store. BY MILLIGAN & SOIN. Wm be srld THIS DAY, 13th inst., at the southeast comer of Cannon and Et. Phillp streets, at 19 o'clock. _ TBE CONTENT? of eaid atore, consisting ?f Aa assortment ?if OROOEBlHkand Crockery; ala<y in assortment F arni tun, Ac, Ac To.se ?old on account of the proprietor red rim rom business. * August IE ?flu?ptHeri), Costings, (Ck. p O BT ABLE ENOIHB8 IF ALL SIZES, FEO H FO?B TO TWENTY-FIY*. lowe power, complete is every respeo*. These iDRines ate now in use for Tarions arpases lat liff.rent parts of this ?tate and Georgia, aud hare ;ITCU general satiefaction A*0. A BlXtY HOB'?E ENGINE, with flue toiler, ?out? riete. For sale hy CBISOLM BBOTHBB8, Augusto_wstufl_Agger's Wharf. 13 H aa N ix iRo.v WOKS?, JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. S?00ES80BS IO CAMEROS dt CO., Engineers Boilermakers <fet? Vol. 4, 6, 8, 10 awi 12 PRIT OBA ti D-STRgM TS, (HEAB THE DEY DOOK,) Charleston. S. C. STEAM ENGINES AND BO?XBBS-KABIM? STATIONAKT AND POBTABLE, MOE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF ETE BT DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING, PCLLEY8 AND GEARING IBON FRONTS FOB BUTLDINOah CASTINGS OF EYE BY KIND IN IRON OB BBASS. ? We guarantee to furnish BNGISTJ6 and BSILBR of a? good quality and power, and at as low Dates? ran be bad in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia. ' ? AV ' AOEBTS FOB Ashcrofts Low-water Detector, THE ONLY PEBFECT SBCOBITI AGAINST DAMAGE FBOM LOW WAIEB Vi THE BOILEB. REPAIRS PROMPTLY AtTEND PD ff). if ay 17 Pad ??o? tr ROB ft To as* ?I bone power including *. .^leorated ijorUas Gat-fjt Bnta2"> ***** Ta,rB **. ttonaw *??rtae? Pwtaete Engines, AA *lfA Cfrea iar Mulay; and si"* %? Milla, h tv ar Can* ?i fc ?hatting luUera, fcc, Lam and 9bm.{!e Milla. Wheat and Con Mills, Oiromler Saws, Bellin?, fcc Sea* for descriptife Olroalar sad Price List. WOOD A MABU STEAM BNGINB OO.. Kebru?rF IS ame? Otto?, as? roe*. Stifles^ jl^j- L . FILLET, TROT, NEW TORS, kAHPFACrUBEB OF STOVES, BANGES, HE ATE BS, HOLLOW WABE, fte. KANXTFAOTUBBfi OB PHILANTHROPIST," " CHIEF COOK/ "CHARTER OAK" AND "CTTTLIAIT COOKING STOVBS. AD MTB ABLY ADAPTED TO TBS 80?SH*B? TB ADE. ?VB rOB 8A&S BC D, L. FULIE S TOK,1 AUGUSTA, OA. THESE 8TOTE8 STAND CN RIVALLED FOB sapacity. durability', convenience.- and the sra ead purpose* to ?hieb t'ook'na Store? ?re need. The PH 11 ANIHBOPfor is eMra heav. pl.iteri, and bas A--ii Drawer; eau oe mad? imo a fix boiler beta ?tove* bas catt iro" W<ter laut calvantsed,or ?namel lineo, a strictly tJrstclass >to?e. Tte iMVTt.lAN is ol a neut design, and ban a fine large Oven. Thts <tore can be liad ?Hb the extension iwck FIX bolsa, and re?frvoir wheu desired For further inloruiation appt.' to D. L. FULLERTON, ?larunry at ?mo* Aueusta, Ga I OH N U . ALeCXa?OH,ll, ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUBLIC AND G BN S RAL AGENT, tl?. tS oro?d-?trr?t. BESPB6TFDX.LT SOLICITS BdBUISSS IN AC IDHTINO ACCOUNTS el M ere banu ead et ben, nd m WBimo UP ?ND PO i-f l NO ?heir BOOK a, diner tn part or ?hole. kt. j January t rjBATH TO WORMS! BUT FLEMING'S WOBM CONFECTIONS, Tbe Best In Voa. They are made of "Saatomne," ?id eentadh na .ojurioua ''reg. Bead what one nf the most distinguished ph yal? gan s ol Biehmond Ya., says about toe Lose "(res : I bST? long used . a orr ul ne, the ?erl re princip? of European Woim-**eed, as an efiVtaaj r taedy for Wonna in chli oren. Mr. Wa nor*!.. Fleming pre? pare? a Lozenge composed of ?*. which is a rear pleasant and palatable f rm m which to administer lt to rat'fcren. and which may be retied on a* prop, arly prepared. 0. r. M ANSON, M. B. For sale hy DB. H. BABB, Wholesale Agent, Jane 21 Nc 131 Meetaag-stnet.