The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 22, 1871, Image 3

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CUY AFFAIRS. Meetings Thia Day. .".Stonewall Fire Company, at S P. JJ. Washington Rifle Club, at 3 P. M. Friendship Lod0e, at 8 P. M. W. L. I. CharRable Association, ats P. M. Washington Fire Company, at 3 P. M. Pioneer. Company-, at 3 P. M. Auction "Sales This Day. Leitch & Bruns will sei" at ll o'clock, at tlieir office, geraniums, i c. Also, at 8 o'clock P. M., at the store of W. 0. Whilden A Co, corner of Beaufain and King streets. Jewelry, silver? ware, 4c. wm. Mc Kay .win seli at io o'clock, at his store, celery, mirrors, 4c. , EARTHQUAKE rx AUGUSTA.-The Augusta pa? pers notice a small earthquake which was felt there on Saturday, but lt doesn't appear to have ? been mupb of a shake. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.-The treasurer of the Ladies'Memorial Association, begs to acknowl? edge (through Mr. Augustine Smythe) the amount of twelve dollars, from the Masons of Strtot Ob? servance. Washington and Franklin Lodges. A NEW HONOR.-The many friends of M. de Be:iaigue, late French consul In this city, will be gratified to learn that he has been promoted to be ?hnrrj? d'aJTaires or France at Washington. Oe thus takes the place of Vlcompte Tretlhard, who has received leave of absence. CHARLESTON RIFLEMEN CLUB.-At a meet? ing of this club, held on Friday evening last, the following officers were elected to serve for the en? suing year: A. J. Mlms, captain; L. Cavanaugh, flrefrueutemnt; T. E. Bogan, senior second lieu? tenant:!. A. Moroso, Junior second lieutenant; A. W. Lewin, secretary; O. w." Bel', treasurer. ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER.-The steamer Fan? nie, used as a ferry-boat across the Ashley River is connection with the Savannah and Charleston Ra:'road, had a hole blown m her boiler on Fri? day, and in consequence thc passengers by the evening train were transported across the river In small boats. The damage to the boiler was slight, and the steamer was making her usual trips frarnrday. THE UNITED STATES CO?BT, SATURDAY, MAT 20-HON. GEO. S. BRYAN PBESIDINO.-The credl tor of Ed irani T. Schachte and John M. Toohey, bankrupts, under the Arm name of Schachte 4 Touhey, having failed to elect an assignee, the judge appointed M. P. O'Connor, Esq. The appointment of Campbell G. Henderson, of Walterboro", Oolleton. County, as assignee of Tliomas Shleder, was approved of by the court. Tut* ADGER LINK.-The fine steamship Champion, Captain R. W. Lockwood, left here, forNew York, cm saturday last, with a crowd of passengers, some one hundred m number, and a large and valuable freight list, among which wetje some 5000 packages of Charleston vegeta* bles. The heavy business uow doing by this Une ls a sure Indication of the high appreciation by the public of the excellence of these well-rn a naged steamers. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Saturday morning, about 5 o'clock, Mr. Joseph He wit, ss years of age, proprietor of the Point House, (Sullivan's Island,) attempted whUe In a state of mental depression to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a razer. He drew the instrument four times across his throat, but failed to inflict a fatal wound. Ur. G. S. Pe: ?er was hastily sent for, who stopped the hemorrhage, and had the patient conveyed to the City Hospital, where the wound was sewed up by Dr. J. S. Buist, the surgeon-of the hospital. Mr. Hewit, we understand, ls now In a fair way of recovering. THE WEST END- IMPROVEMENTS.-About six months ago the City Council returued a favorable answer to the petition of citizen? residing near the West Eud pond asking for the improvement of that valuable property. Alderman Potter, chairman of the committee on streets, at once commenced operations which hav-Ajjeen progress? ing ever since. The pond was drained and dampened,?the mud that was excavateds*e<$|ng nsed^o-form a sidewalk. This portion--of the work was completed on Saturday, and the water turned on. ttep?rmUs cow quite an ornament to the city, and will dwB^es? enhance the value of property in i hat section. At present ?he walk formed by the mud ls unfit for use, bnt the street contractor could easily remedy thisby applying some of the street sweepings to the uneven sur? face. Great praise ls due Alderman Potter for the commendable zeal with wnlch lie has pushed forward this undertaking, and lt ls hoped Its com? pletion ls not far distant CLUBS AND STARS.-William Sanders, ar? rested for being drunk and disorder j m Market street, was sentenced to repair the coat of a con? s'able which he had torn in resisting the arrest. John F.; Preston, arrested in Mazyck street for being drunk and unable to take care of himself, was sentenced to repair a bucket which he had kicked to pieces in his celL James Scott, arrested on the charge of larceny, was turned over to a trial justice. The owner of "the premises at the corner of Meeting and Henrietta streets was tined '$5 Tor having a chimney on Are. Daphne Alexander, an old offender, lodged for lying down drunk at the corner of Dunoan and Coming streets, was sent to the House of Correc? tion Tor ten days. ^ Smart Price waf?Vrested by Officers Burke and Davis, on Sa'uoiay morning., on the charge of stealing clothing; and groceries from the sloop Ursula, while kft ip charge of the vessel. He ls held for examination. DEATH OF JOHN CAMPSEN.-It becomes our sad duty to cu-onte'e. the death , of Mr. John Campsen, one of the mos: prominent of our Ger? man feliow-cltizens. Mr. C. was born la North Germany, in thc vicinity or Bremen, and came to this country when quite a youth. When the Pal? me to Regiment was organized to take the field lu Mexico, he became a member or that gallant band. He took part m several battles, and in one was severely wounded. Aftef his recovery, he commenced business In this city, first in an hum? ble way, but by dint of Industry, economy, energy and business tact, he gradually enlarged hts Held, till he became one of the prominent merchants of Charleston. He was a public-spirit? ed citizen, and brough: the same energy and Industry to bear upon any pub Ic enterprise en? trusted to his care that he habitually did to his p?rate affairs. He was a member of many of the German societies, and at different times had held many ?nices, ile was a strong friend, large? hearted aud generous, and his loss will be seriously felt. Mr. Campsen was about forty-two years of age, and leaves a wife and several chil? dren to deplore ficlr Irreparable loss. TUE NEW GERMAN CHURCH.-The green young tree which may havebeeu observed at the sum? mit of the scaffolding around the steeple of the new German Church announced that the topmost height of the proposed steeple had been reached. The event was celebrated on Saturday afternoon oy a collation, given by the building committee to the workmen engaged in the construction of the edifice. The substantials were discuss d with relish, and the affair, enlivened by sentiments and feelings of good will, passed off In the a. -st agreeable manner. The pastor, Rev. L. Muller and Mr. N. Fehrenbach, of the committee, asceird ed the lotty scaffolding, and round everything Axed to their utmost satisfaction. Thc emblem at the summit consists of two large clreu'ar wreaths or evergreen bisecting each other. They are over four feet In diameter, but look quite small rrom the evel or the street, Tne apex-of the steeple now stands two hundred and thirty, six feet high from the ground, and overtops all other domes aud spires In the city. The orna? ments and vane which will finish it off wlU add ten feet more, maklug the lofty height of two han ?died and forty-six feet. ScpitBMK CoroT-Cor.ri?DTA. MAY IO.-The coar: met at io A. M. Tresent, Chief Justice Moses and Associate Justices Willard and Wrightv ' OB- morlffa "?l^r."Chartfierialii. rae cases bT Willlari F. Bedding aad Julia ix, his wife, vs. the South Carolina Railroad company: charles M. Forman, trustee, vs. the Greenville ?ndColutnblu Railroad Company; Scott, Williams A Co. vs. Joseph Crews; and on rnoticn of Mr. Pope, Law? rence F. Carupljell, receiver.t vir. the Ban!; ai Charleston, were ordered toTie- docketed. - Ertw.ird and fl. 0. Klnsler. executors, vs. Mary A. Holmes, et al. M?v Monteith was heard for ap? pellants. Mr. Haskell for respondents. Mr. Car? roll for respondents. Mr. Melton for lespondeuts. A I" LEA s AXT EXCURSION'.- The steamer Emilie left South Commercial wharf on Saturday afternoon, with a large number of passengers aboard, among whom were many gentlemen and ladles, friends of thc gallant Captain Murden, in honor of whom the excursion was given. The I boat proceeded down the harbor, and. passing close to old Fort Sumter and Sullivan's Island, re turned up the Ashley as far as the New Bridge. A view of tb* city was also presented to the e." cnrsiot.lats from the Cooper River, which the steamer ascended for some distance. The depar? ture of thc Champion was also witnessed, and numerous sailing parties enconntered In the harbor. The Chlcora Cornet Band added much j to the pleasures of the trip. With Tully In the background every one felt satisfied, and several enthusiasts expressed the opinion that "a lire on the ocean \* ave" was not the most disagreeable thing In the world. The delightful music of course suggested dancing, and the steamer land? ed about 7 o'clock, just as a quadrille was being executed on the quarter deck, and two Terpsi? chorean enthusiasts were enjoying a waltz on the wheelhouse. THE LAST OF THE TOURNAMENT-THE VICTO? RIOUS ! ?TONK WALLS.-Owing to the lateness of the^ hour, only two of the engines which had entered the list? for distance playing were able to show their skill on the day or the tournament, bu: the Stonewalls, nothing daunted by the immense dis? tance -Accomplished by their antagonists, deter? mined *.o take their chance, on Saturday after? noon, about six o'clock, thc handsome engine, fully manned, was taken down to the corner of Broad and King streets, and tho judges, Messrs. Lacoste, Jarvis and Wh:te, being on the ground, the preparations for the trial were speedily cou eluded. Under a full heal of steam, the engine threw a solid stream or water to a magulf.cent distance, but it was long oe fore the mark or the Palmcttoes cculd be reached. The afternoon was calm and sTlll, however, and, as the time allowed was drawing to a close, the engine seemed to gather Its strength for a final effort. The quivering of the machine showed the immense pressure of steam, i and. amid the vociferous cheering or thc crowd, the volume of water from the nozzle described a tremen Jous arch down the street. The farthest r-ach was accurately kept, and, as the measuring began, hundreds of excited firemen followed the judges and their tape line. The summing up was done auld the silence of the dense throng, and, when the unparalleled distance of 262 feet and 5 Inches <vas announced, hats flew Into the air, aud repeatei cheers balled the victors In the friendly contest. The handsome pr'-.e, a sliver pitcher, was delivered to President Buist; of the Stonewall, and ls cn exhibition at the engine-house. A large number of the Palmetto boys wer? on the ground and magnanimously Joined in greeting the undis? puted v.cCory of the Stonewalls, oflerlr.g their con? gratulai Ions in the form of three cheers and a ti? ger. They then manned the machine of their ric torio as antagonists, and, followed by the latter, marching arm and arm, led the way to the Stone? wall engine-house. The festivities which followed during t he evening can better be imagined than describa!, and several bowls of that felicitous compouud, known as. .punch, .were disnosecLof ^SBild Uu.pieaaant,iite?cbtage of coihg?fl? aejft:. mente.' Tue Stonewall engine l? vejrjftrhtg?jjE J ' the Palmetto. Lt was built- by: tba ]Amo?k>sg ; Manufacturing C?ujpaaj/tfaacjiesxr, S- H-, ?e~?. Second ci?is, j Pumpa, decirte ac?ag .vertical. 4 inch cjlindex. 6 m cur. rot o 2 feedpumps ?o sup rrfrTMfcTt. Steam <5>?^etfr???lncBe?^a'diaii? tw^?toa-stfoieL Th? iit4epea4ent, tte- third wiry tor thia c?V .fst.'hai lngl.uft iorColumbia ott Friday njor-jlnp, did ?ot. J a ve aa .jpporftlal^r of playing rr. .'' .'OUR FIREMEN- VISITORS.-We matte mention aft thc time of the handsome entertain meut ac? corded oar visitors last week by 'our several gre .companies, and it la gratifying So- find that the efforts ii thjs direction or ouj boy s. ia, VT peen du\j appreciated. Ont. exe a'angoa ttlrVy .bristle Wtt'u q0i:i;)li.*?e:ita to l^e aacieat' ?c-pltaUty or the Pali..etti City, f ha" iiqjjfBSta VoastltnttMial JBniri; J . ,- i|i m 1 L- fl ". ' Aflaaui?he most rig reeabldttouv^irf of ranftm WSW?, asuroo?ly exhibited'by Uau?n?otC.' E. Dodd, a Kt MA -T. Henry, ys.rerday, were a 'hi?dstttie Ice pitcher "and winter.' ih*- pitcher tn - s rfbrd. ..itiasu'x to Oeorila.-'t:ha?Iestoa,S..c., May ii, w??.-^aqdthe watter'-Ijeano? the merno gram oi tue .-Georgia." T?wr* la also a ptpyi soiae blue bunting: banner, "fcttfc whtte eqiiafMn the cent re, npon rhe respective siUes.of which me "Georgtina" wftt^ve Txirtraje< Ifl'S-vCuat or arms of the Mace anfrWie tante? bird,' ti* tn j from Ute ashes, exhibiting tUcdc?:- T?Latron^-extaiag aet*M!i'ie '-Pb.Buix'' ancfthe t?ipifla''eMtr pnHltr ttsftaapfr to te d ip lay ?i on khe oc*a sKB?vdKac^' njonBrfy ?ieet|tig.*inhefc latter ?nm pany, l a, addition, ihe ?tieoruhm?" were uretght . ed wltaiklWl cargciof handsome wreaths, badges, PhvwgrAphs, h-ts; r<ttcK?ts, AC . aa mementoes of the gi jae ro^ hospitality o? il?iv ? [ecrus, of Uv ?.VlNBfli! IfS?f wnose cordial j eoe ptfon- J 'ti ad ele - gant entertainments too muon cannot be sahl? , The hiyaijaau-parrtrs are na way belOntf-ihfelr i Au frusu c olleugnes. One ol . rhfjm says:- ?jj - * ? ^e7&K?ant?''ot~ftitovlti\.oT '^^Metropolitans as published in the Charleston papers, convey but a faint idea of the severe ordeal through which tte company has passed since they left Sa? vannah, and praise canuot e\pre.-s tue kindly feelings of those who made the trip. There is but one way tp ge even, and lt la i-h Intention of the 'Mets' :..*#>. .'?nd reisllate>?U>'uld they ever net their brjWier firemen 'of the Pncenix and .(Etna within striking dlsiance on tuls side or the Sa vanu ih. The presents sonata of au Ice cooler, salver and two gohlrta from the Phoenix, and au ice pitcher, two walters anti two goblets from the ^E'na. The article.*are or i.olid Miver, and were duly christel.ed yesterday mt-moon with many good willi's f -r the futur?-success of Hie donors. In ?ddit on to the stiver set?, lhere was a general (.xchimceor momeu'oes be;ween the Suvanuiih Ians and Charu>toniaun, winch w|.| be kindly pre? set ved asa memeuto ol the trip of the Mels to Charleston.: . . . * The Columbia Phonlx of saturday, announcing the return of the Independents, s.iys: Thc "toys" are profuse in their expressions of thanks-f) the cttizeus or Charleston generally, ihe Fire De -artuient .part?cularl>, and their old friends, the Eagles, especially-whose guests thi y wei e to a great extent, as "open house" was kept at their engine-nouse during their eatire vHt. Tie Independents aid Captain Ly Brand's "F remnn's Band;" wbteh accompanied them, werehluhly commended and complimented by one una all. The ..Visitor's Pi- z.-,? which tie In? dependents received, is a magnificent affair-a heavily plated salver, carafe, four goblets dud j slop b >wl. Ho'tel Arrivals-.nay ^0 and Al, rAVILIOV nOTKL. Robert Bowden, New York; J. D. Wigg, Columbia: H. M. Oiark, Augusta; J. T. Brown, New Volk; F.. A. Norviti, Washington, D. C.; F. H. Manches Mr, J. K. Hawkins, Georgetown. S C.; U. E. Bruce, E. L. Drew, G. VV. Waterman, Columbia, S.e. CHARLESTON UOTKL. Major W. C. Bartlett, U. S A.; William U. Gild ersieeve, south Carolina; J. S ?VHS >D, Sumter; N. FI zpatiiek, A. L Fooie. Steamship seauuii^A. Winkler, William Henry smili, Na<hville; J. s. Coming, Boston; C. C. H iTe Unger, Philadelphia; Chas. V. Mapes, N. V.; Gus Smith, Fair Bluff, S. C.;L. M. Lehermau, Phlladelpnia; Chas. Muxby ai.d lady, N. Y.; J. Stem, Wrilt-i Hall; J. W. Gam? ble. Flor ?nee, S. C.; John F. Whitney, T. E: Law renee, r a.; Miss F. M. chell, Augusta, Ga. MILL- HOUSE. Mrs. F. W. Plckens, South Carolina; A. Reeves, Mount Pleawut; Ell D. Uayle. W. E. Sparks, Ala? bama; J. W. steel and wile, Edward L. Bray. Bos? ton; E. F. Aukeieli, Philadelphia; J. H. Pollard and wift, california; M. sparks. Savauuah; John Harkness, New York; C. IL Hamilton, Florida; Edward W. Baxter and wife, New York; M. M. Monroe, Minnesota; S. C. Ly ?ord, U. S. A.; J. Gor? ham, Sa-anaah,Go.; U. J. Hand. Augusta, Ga.; C. F. Mawbey, Fla.; John P. Nesmlth and wire. N. Y.; John Neilson, wire and maid. Miss Neilson and maid, Newport, a. I.; P. A. Fleming, Fla.; G. A. Peabody. Salem: John B. Dennis, D. McPherson and wife, Scmmervllle, S. C. MASONIC PICNIC.-In the pleasant spring | weather we are now enjoying, green fields, cool shades and other sour?ea,p'^ruial]j>]ca3uies at once sagtest them?Blv?? tS^am?? nature coe ped up in the hot and dusty streets of a large city. A picnic is the favorite mode of experiencing these" pleasures, and most of our societies and organi? sations'uve indulged in one or more. It ls a jipleasure to notice the drat appearance this sea? son of the Masonic brotherhood in thia line, which will take place on Wednesday next. La Candeur Lodge, Ko. 06, A. F. M., will give a picnic at the schutzenp?atz, which promises to be one of ] the pleasantest of these delightful affairs. Omni? buses win be lu attendance the whole day to con? vey the participants to the scene of the rural festivities. Tickets can b? obtained or Mess-rs. D. Muller, J. Madsen, Wm. Fisher, J. J. Borger and Henry v.'agener. No MORE PRISONERS TO BE RECEIVED IN CHARLESTON JAIV-In a letter addressed to the trial justices of Charleston Couuty . Sheriff Mackey says : I am constrained to notify yoa that on the 25th day or the present month, 1 shall cease to receive any prisoners at the Charleston jail. The county authorities'being eight months tn arrears or pay? ment due this office for the dieting of prisoners, and also being indebted to me in a large amount Tor services rendered during the paat ye ir In criminal cases, and as I cannot even procure checks upon the county trcasuty for my current, accounts, and as sucn checks ir procured would not be paid by the treasurer, I am unable to ob? tain the necessary subsistence for prisoners, of J whom there are already a large number in jail, and neither the law of the State or my own 6ense or haminlty would warrant me in starving them. I have, no discre? tion, therefore, having exhausted every other resource, bat to refuse to receive prisoners until I ara paid pursuant to law ror dieting them. I deem lt proper to add that. In response ta my inquiries, J have learned that I cannot obtain any money from the county for au Indefinite period at least for many months to come, and perhaps never. Hence, I have no alternative but th? coarse that I have reluctantly decided upon. I would.contmae to receive prlsnneis If the minds of dealers m provisions could bc disabused ol the "very common prejudice among them that they should ba paul within -a reasonable time fox the suprHUs that they furnish, or ir theyootild-Be in? duced to Ruppiy provisions on the- credtr. of the county, or take county checks in payment of their btlls. I shall be very happy to have any ac? tion lu thc premises, brought under judicial re? view, and trust rhat I will thereby obtain a legal decision, whi?Jxmay furnish scfrne remedy JOT the great era harassment s'^to puhocvTlcers incident to Ute existing adm t nlst rat ion Of the fiscal affairs of this county. < If there is.-a'WBjiedy ror this wrong, mope that the actlorfIam.3ompelted to take will speedily invoke Us applicatif?. : ~jt-.--~f -j M. CAR*..S The undersigned respectfully. Ter urn s his tuantstohUfriands,and^to those' who.favored him w Uh their presence oh Saturday. At the sug? gestion ofa'number who were present on th&t oc? casion , he proposesL. a similar excursion at an ?arly day, or which due notloe will be given, and which he trusts may prove even more pleasant than the last. Very respectfully, ?'' f: * E. 0. MOSSES. BU SIX ES 8 KOT IC Ma. A. R. STILLMAN'S Drtr GOODS HOUSE, No. 281 KING STREET, FOURTH DOOR BELOW WENTWORTH STREET.-Just received a new supply of Hoop Skirts and Corsets. LADIES AND GENTS, who contemplate trav? elling, are informed that we have a few or the finest and most substantial Trunks ever offered; also, Travelling Bags, in great variety, and com? mon Trunks of all description. W. C. CHAPMAN A Co., Star Shoe House, No. 412 King street. mayl7-wrni6 A .iiox O0ntt*An?Qg. one q?lr? of NOLS - Paper, with Envelopes to match, for tte., at CHAS. C. RIGHTER'S, mayl3-m . Hasel street Bazaar. COLORED MUSLINS, warranted fast colors, at 10 cents per yard, at A. K. STILLHIN'S, No. 281 King street. THE ATTENTION OF WATCH-BUTERS ls called to our large stock or Waltha u Watches. These Watches have been long known throughout the Coi ted States as the best au cheapest la thc market. All Watches guaranteed. W. CABRI.NOTOX .V- Co., marie No. 258 King street. AT A. R. STILLMAN'S'can be found choice Prints In chintz colors, at 12K cents. No. 281 KINO STREET. BUSINESS ENVELOPES.-TUE NEWS Job Office s now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with nustness oards printed thereon, at $1 per thous? and. Seau -your orders, KVC:7. merchant and .usines?/-man should have his card printed on ins envelopes Sljir?s rino ifnrmsijmg t?oo?s gk THE PLACE FOR LOW PBJCESL " g SHIRTS. Fit, Quality and Work Guaranteed. . : - SHIRTS. ^ Latest New York and London Cuts. ?, SHIRTS.. " Order your shirts now, before the hot season. Q , \ SHIRTS. - Shirts, Collars, Drawer?, Night Shirts. SHIRTS. Made to Orders and Ready- Made. Y SHIRTS , At less price than any other first cL.ua house. SHIRTS. Men's Furnishing Qoods at T SHIRTS T SCOTT'S SHIRT EMPORIUM, . . SHIRTS. Meeting street, opposite Market. S SHIRTS. S tailoring, inrriisrjing (Soaas, Ut. a p FI!TG' OPENING. MENKE & M?LLER, No. 320 KING STREET, iL'.ve Just opened an entire New Stock of CLOTHS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac, for Spring and summer. Our Clothing ls a very iarge and Que selected stock lor Meu, Youths aud lioys. from $5 to $50 per suit. The lamest portion is of imported itoods and manufactured oy ourselves; we eau, therefor-, recommend them as regard fit, wear .iud workmanship. OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT ls supplied with the finest selection or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DOESKINS, DIAGO? NALS. TRICOTS, MELTONS, OlIEVh ?TS, CASSI MERES, Ac, and a very largo stock of the most ittshionable Paut and Vest Patterns, which we will make up to order by measure tn the latest styles. Thc foreman lu this department of our business has no equal in the artistic world for cut? ting and producing an elegant fit. FURNISHING GOODS. This department Ls suppli?e; with the celebrated STAR SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Under? shirts and Drawers, Silk and Thread Gloves, Linen and* Paper Collars, Neckties, Bows.Scarfs, Pocket Handkerchief-J, Socks, Umbrellas, Ac. Oar stock has been selected with great care, and prices marked very low In plain figures. Buyers la'our line will find lt to their advantage to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. mar22-3mos Clothing ani> tarnishing ?000s. DRESS SUITS. BUSINESS SUITS SHIRTS O O Tu lu A. IR. S NECK WEAK. Gr LOVES UNDERWEAR. SANES AND UMBRELLAS. TRIMS & TRAVELLING BAGS AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF THE ABOYE GOODS IN THE LATEST STYLE, AND AT PRICES TO SUIT. J, H. LAWTON & GO., ACADEMY OP MUSIC BUILDING. N ?rano fl ri? c distribution. SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRA? TION GIFT CONCERTS. E. SEBR1NG A CO., and JULIOS L. MOSES, No. 34 Broad street, are appointed General Agents for the sale or Tickets to the PRIZE CONCERTS, to be giren by the South Carolina Land ami Immigra? tion Association, for tho Coantics or Horry, Georgetown, Charleston, Colieton and Beaufort. All Canvassers already appointed mast apply to them. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY A CO. In view ol the foregoing appointments, we beg leave to Inform the public that we are now pre? pared to RECEIVE ORDERS FOR TICKETS, and the same will be ready for delivery In the coarse of a few days. Persons living- elsewhere desiring Tickets may remit us Pos tornee money order and Stamp, and we will send tickets to any address. .j AGENTS WANTED for the Counties or Beaufort, Colieton, Georgetown and Horry. Applications for Agencies must be made ? us. E. SEBRING A CO., and J. L. MOSES, No. 34 Broa] street, mayl9-6 Charlenton, S. C. N O T I C E Tn answer to many Inquiries, it ls stated that the DRAWING OF THU SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION GIFT CONCERTS Will be conducted as follows: There will bea large wheel, accepted hy a Com? mittee 01 Mechanics, which will conta n the num? bers rrom I to 16Q,ooo, each and every number plululy printed. Tlu-se numbers will be counted o-it In foll by three prominent nud well-known persons, who will put them up In lots or 1000 each. They wUl seal aud swear to the quantity and num? bers being correct, uudi r a Notary's seal. Some prominent person will thin be selected 10 put them In the wheel, which wld be rapidly revolved tor hair au hour There will also be a smaller wheel, which will com din 2404 pieces of paper or tickets, each wrap? ped up a. i Re, and on eacn will be plainly printed Academy or Music, ioo,floo, 26,000, lu.ooo, AC, re? presenting each and every prize to oe drawn. These will be Inspected-and placed In ihc wheel with the same care ?md lu the same manner as those In the larger wried, after which the wheel will be rapidly revolved; a number will then he drawn rrom i he taree wheel by a blind or blind? folded person, which nuiuoer will be announced to the andience distinctly, and printed upon a black board for that purpose, BO that lt may be sein by . yery one In the house. A Ticket or Prize will then be drawn In the same manner rrom the - maher wheel, which win be an? nounced in the same way. and the person holdi g thc number drawn from tue large wheel will bc entitled to the pnze orluted upou the ticket drawn rrom the smaller wi etd. Moth wheels will then be revolved, and a second n umber drawn /rom each wheel as before. This will be continued uutllall the prizes have been drawn from the smaller wheel. BU TL KR, OHAUWIUK. GARY A CO., ' ' mayl8-? Charleston, s. Ci ^RUSSES, SUPPORTERS, Ac, Jost received, a large asssortment, and for sale a JJB. H. BAER7S _ Drug store. JJELMBOLD'S B ? CH LT ! HELMBOLD'S SARSAPARILLA Helmbold'a Rose Wash Hembold's Catawba Grape Pills. For sale by DR. E. BAER, may 15 No. Ul Meeting street. , . (Sra ni> flriji Pistribittujtt. ' I $500,000 ?t- >.:. n ii ?i; TO BE GIVEN AWAY!! THE SOUTH CAROLINA The undersigned have entered into an Association for the parp?se cf introducing lnwdtfranta Into South Carolina' and procuring homes for the same. They propose tp establish Agencies in the principal Cities of Europe and the North aad Northwest, and assist Immigrants In ! coming to oar Stafe, where they will have homes provided, and aid them In becoming permauent settlers upon tho soil. . * . The7 will be abie to offer the best Cotton, aram and Truck Land In the healthy portions of the State, at. very low prices, and on long credit, enabling, the purchaser to pay for the J same ont or the crops raised. . They will also assist Immigrants, when necessary, to transportation and subsistence Tor the rust year. Circulars will be prepared aad distributed, explaining our plans more in detail. ' Central Office. ACADElir OF MUSIC, CORNER KING AND MARKET STREETS, Charleston, South Carolina. ' BUTLER, CHADWICK, OAR Y & CC. References in South Carolina : General WADE HAMPTON, Hon. B. F. PERRY, Governor M. L. BONHAM, General JOHNSON HAQOOD, Hon. ARMISTEAD BURT, Hon. JAMES CH ESN rr, General JOHN S. PRESTON, Hon. W. D. SIMPSON, . ANDREW SIMONDS, Esq.., Hon. G. A. TRENHOLM, Governor J. L. MANNING, Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL. Beferences in New York City : AUGUST BELMONT A CO., Bankers. MORTON, BL:SS A CO., Bankers. " K c Hon, CHARLES D'CONOR, Counseilor-at-Law. ? - . Hon. JOHN E. WARD, Coonaellor-at-Law. Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, Counsellor-at-Law. Colonel RICHARD LATHERS. T. A. HOYT, Esq., President Gold Room. ? HUNT, THOMPSON A CO., Factors. ANDERSON, STARR A CO., Merchants; PETTUS A CO., Merchants. ; F. ZOG BAUM A FAIRCHILD, Merchants. $500,000 TO BE AWARDED TO THE TICKET-HOLDERS OF THE SERIES OF CONCERTS TO COMMENCE ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1871, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, CHARLESTON, S. C., ON WHICH DAY THE DRAWINC COMMENCES. THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION, UNDER THE ACMP1CES ortho "South Carolina State Agrlcu'tural and Mechanical Society," will give a series of Concerts at the Academy or M?sle, Charleston, S. C., commencing Octobjr 1st, 1371, for the purpose of raising a fund to enable Emigrants to settle upon lands selected by the Association for Homes of Northern arad European Farmers and others, in the State or south Carolina, and to: their transportation thither and support for the first year. . 150,000 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION. AND NO M IRE, AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH. ALL THE PREMIUMS. INCLUDING DEED AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE TO ACADEMY OF MUSIC, WiU. be deposited with the National Bank of the Republic, New York. . #500,000 I1X GIFTS ! i*, Gift-ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Charleston, S. C., cost to build $230,ooo,.having an annual rental of about $29,000, rrom Opera House, Mores and Halls; the building being about 230 feet by so feet, aud situated corner of Klu? and Market streets, lu the centre of the city, and well known to be the finest building and moat valuable property In Charleston, valued at. '-250,000 2d Girt-Cash.:. . 100,000 wGirt-eaBh. 26,000 4th Girt-Cash. 10,000' 6th Girt-Cash.'.... 5,ooo 26 Girt*-Caah-each $iocp.,. 25,000 26 Glfts-Oash-each $5i?.,. 12,500 360Gifts-Cash-each $100. 36,000 2500irts-Cash-each $60. 12,500 600 Girts-cash-each $26.'.. I2,?oo 1260 Gilts-cash-each $10. 12,600 2404 Girts, amounts to.$600,000 BUTLER, CHADWICK, GABY & CO., Agents S. C. Land and Immigration Association, General M. C. BUTLER, JOHN CHADWICK.Esq., General M, W. 6ARi, CHARLESTON, 3. C. AGENTS WANTED-LIBERAL COMMISSIONS ALLOWED. Commissioners and Supervisors of Drawing : General?A. R. WRIGHT, of Georgia. General BHADLEY T. JOHNSON, of Virginia. Colonel B. W. RUTLEDGE, of .South Carpllna. Hou. ROGER A. PRYOR, ol New York. A. FAIR AND COMMENDABLE SCHEME I CHARLESTON. S. C., May -, ll Tl. We take pleasure in certifying that we are acquainted with General M. C. BUTLER. JOHN CHADWICK, Esq., and Genera'. M. W. GARY, ol the firm of BUTLER, CHADWICK GARY A CO., and know them to bc gentlemen of Integrity, ?ud we regard the ooject they have of assisting Immigrants to homes lu South Carolina ofg.eat importance to the State as well as to the immigrants, end we have every confidence that their enterprise will be carried out w.th ?airaos* aud honesty toad pur ties concerned. ? GEO. A. TRES HOLM, B. H, RUTLEDGE, J A M KS OONNEK, JAMES R. 1'RINGLE. ayL8-3mos L W. HAYNE. A. G. MAG. ATH, THOS. Y. SIMONS, H KN RY BUIST, WILMOT G. DESAUSSURE. j no arums. 18*5 PURELY MUTUAL. 1S4? NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 18 4 5.O r-q anlied.18 4ft THOMAS FROST, General Agent, No. 64 Broad street, marS-th>to3mos. Vy ABNER'S I 0 D 0 F O R M AND IRON PILLS. For ?ale by Da. H. BA. ?R, ..ams No. 121 Meeting street. giR JAMES CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS. These PILLS have long been used both IQ Great Britain and this country, and are the best of .heir kind In the market. For sale by DR. H. BA ER, ap m Ho. 131 Meeting t ?tree t. , .By WM. MeKAY~?~Z7. ' TTCTLL BE SOLD AT 10 ' O'CLOCK'THIS 10 dozen POCKET KNIVES, 60 Sets Knives and Forks, H Sets Plated Table aod Teaspoons, and 30 dozen Mirrors, assorted sizes. " 5js 1 On WEDNESDAY, a'soperlor lot' of FURNf TURE and Oarpetsj airo one >oda Fonntaln com plete. ? ? " ' ? ?. Egggg Bj W. T. LEITCH &B, S. BETJNS, ? i< .i >? iii Auctioneer?. . WILL BB SOLD THIS DAT, 22D Inst, ,?t U o'clock-, at Ko. 35 Broad street, A choice lot of PELAGONTUMS. Qeranlanas, and. Bonble Camellas la Jars; also Gold Fishes., QST22 "' ' . iv'"".'. <i Bj W. T. LEITCH & E. S, BRUJ?S. SALE ?P ? JTEWELBr; CROCKERY, China, Silverware and Fancy Goods, con? tinued nightly, at Store of .Messrs.-W. G. Whitten The above sale will commence THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clook.. . ..maya Auctioneers. SOUTH CAROLINA ' INSTITUTE LOT. east stde of Meeting street, at Auction, by or? der of the coard of Directors. wm be sold on THURSDAY, the 25th Instant, at the Old Postofflce. Broad street, at li o'clock. The LOT OF LANIWtnate on the east side of Meeting street,-between Cumberland and Queen Streets, one door south of the Circular Church, and known as the South Carolina institute Lot, measttrmgBtrreet. on Meeting street by iso reetin, " Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. mayi3 Drrj ?coas, #c. BARGAINS FiiRtflnWr, BENEDICT & P(L Nos. 244 and 487 KING ST. .' . . ' -. . '.'? itv BEG IO ANNOUNCE THAT IN ORDER TO REflilOE STOCK. i? ? : '. './ ? '. ..vt THEY ARE NOW OFFERING ALL KINDS OF FANCY & STAPLE. DRY GOODS -AT LOWER PRK THX\ BUR. THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD, WITHOUT REGARD TO COST. may tei v-" . . '.' '. \Jrcmi'nm kano Snit. |ilT?,000_$100^?O AIKEN P R EM I UM LAND S ALB ? ico, ceo to be Distributed to Shareholders. FIVE DOLLAHS will purchase a Share, including a Work of Art wm th Ft VB DOLLIES.' The Derby Farm Property to be distributed em? braces thc Largest Vineyard and Orchard tn the .South. - ' UNEQUALLED CLIMATE 1 PEACEABLE COUN? TRY I GENEROUS-?OIL I The salubrious and health-giving climate of Aiken has given lt the name of "Tue Saratoga o ? the South.?' $95,ooo tn Premiums presented to Shareholders. $100,000 In Real Estate and Greenback Prizes to be distributed to Shareholders. 94 Real Estate Prizes, worth from $300 to $25,000. 522 Greenback Prizes, from $5 to $1000. ONLY 19,000 SHABES WILL BE ISSUED. ' ; ONE SHARE IN EVERY THlaTY-ONE WILL DRAW A PRIZE. .\jV" This Real Estate Property, conveyed hy Deed of Trust to i he committee who are to conduct the DRAWING, ls to be tra sferred by them to the FullTUNATE SHAREHOLDERS as soon as the're? maining Shares are sold. The Drawing will take place according to the published programme. THE DAY OF THE DRAWING will be announced hy Telegram to the Associated *Pres3. ? ' * ... A Sm di Sum invested no.w may secure a For tune. ' j j Every Shareholder may rest assurred of equal Justice, and that cala?cheme, unlike many others, 13 "FAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST." Money received after the Books are closed will be promptly returned. For full particulars, as embraced la revised pamphlet, address ' ' J. C. DERBY, Genend Manager, , mays Key Box No. 334, Aogusca, Ga. ffoots, Sliaes, ?tz. , : g?^OTsT SHOES AND TBUNKS. ", Receiving .als dd y per Steamships Georgia, from New York, Fall River, from Philadelphia, asborietl invoices of FINE BOOTS AMD SHOES. In addition to the choice selection always la >t<.ck 1 kern ihoseCABf.'? SCREW WlttE WATER I'ROUI-' BROGANS. sold cheap at EDWARD DALY'S, mai-?2 No. 121 Meeuag street. . N UT1CE! JNLO TIC E! Uy Fall River steamship from Philadelphia thia day I am reo-ivim; a from supply 01 .those Gent's . land-Sewed Magic Fitting FRENCH CALF BOOTS. Wita .much timo aud labor, I nave the same for Buys and Gents. EDWARD DALY, marni No. 121 Meeting street HMO. THE EDIT'JR OF THE HEWS. l'a-a.-e inform the nnmerons readers ot your paper that the AMERICAN G A IT KR, Patented, or ; he Mme ol the Future, ls a success. To supply the demands of the rrode, anc ober invoice to-day by Fall Uiver, 'rom Philadelphia. * Sold by KD WARD DALY, mata_No. Hi Meeting street. SABLE SGRtlV WIRE BOOTS & SHOES, THE BEST For Wet Weather, For Dry Weather, For Youths, Por Age, For Gentlemen, For Ladles, . For-he City, For the Country, For Riding. For Walking,. For Fishing, . For Bunting. SOLD HY DKALBKS ??VERYWHERE. See that every one hears the Patent Stamp, mayli-tmo