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Our great SouUiexa staple, cotton, \ seems to be the peculiar object of legislaUv^-ftlBciftt and ?joffipcial oppression. Tho ??king" ba? tiem discrowned* a^xoned, disgraced; but, as if thia were not. enough, bis enemies, it appear?, cannot be satis snowy kiBgdran is utterly darkened and dev?statela?* his royal, hoary headr?S?l?fJ& aM^amm %jA? tao sceptre hae< pa**** ?way^irftm .??a South foreve?^? ? ?TO*? that theao Northern enemies of potten vriU.bo contant to cease thew KY? i teruatic 'pers?cutions. Here^al?^his, as we ?"PP^e ekewhere throughout the 8outh, the engimeiy: pt.oppraspioa bsa already been pat in motion. Ono day last week, a cotton broker, of this city, had an "experience" of tho new regime about to begin-already be? gun, he Bays--which he relates in this -wise: He had a lot of two hundred bales' bf cotton ready, on Monday, for shipment to Now Orleans-which, indeed, ho bad made arrangements to ship on a" boat that was to leave that day? This?aet, it seems, ascertained 'by the Government officers here, whose lu mi rum it is to see that no cotton is ?hipped that has not paid the Go? vernment tax, and who notified him that his cotton could not leave until they ?viritirt?Ttftii it, found that, it had the brass "tags" all right, and gave him a'certificate- aoeblcKttgly. Thc broker stated (what was the fact) that . ?everything" was right; that he barf arranged to ship his cotton that day; and that it was of the first importance to his business that it should- be sen i off immediately; and earnestly rc quested that tho officers should pro ceed at once to the examination, ant the issuance of the necessary certifi oates "dr credentials. But no-the} refused; it was not convenient; the] mus^jaot be hasfrv. etc. The broker anxious to eornpfy with tho law nm with all legal formalities was com petted Ho attain ~his cotton to wai the pleasure, the lordly convenient of the officials. The boat was disap pointed, and went off -without th. cotton, which laid upon the bini three daga. At tba expiration ol f ha time, the broker finally got the coe sent of thc officers to go andexamin and certify to the cotton, if fonn "all right." And here is the way tb thing was done: The officers cam round upon the side-walk, on Fros Bow, where they stopped, opposit this lot of two hundred bales of co? ton, which laid in a pile far ont upo the bluff, some hundreds of yurt ?li.fnnt Addressing himself tu tl broker, and, pointing toward the co ton, one of tho officers said : Officer-"You say that is the co tour" Broker-"Yes, that's the lot, 01 there, about two hnndred and fifi yards to the left of another pile ye see there." Officer-"AU right You say it hi paid the tax and has all the 'tag on?" Broker-"Yes." Officer-"Very well, come alor with me to the office, and you sh? have your jpapers fixed up at once. ' And sure enough, without forth "examination," the cextiiicate wi given, thus showing that, so far : any real intelligent execution of tl provisions of the law is concerned, might as well have been done thr> day* or a month before, or a mile o as then and them But we leave tl reader to draw his own conclusions regard to this official transaction. Tho preparations for oppressii cotton planters, and cotton me chants, too, we are told, are goit forward, in New Orleans, on a g rai scale. Tn addition to the new ai wonderful invention, engenden during the war, and to which we shi refer further on, called "shoing," i aro informed that Gen. Herron, Government agent and "collector has organized a great Governme warehouse, for the moro safe ai convenient storing of all cotton whi< may reach New Orleans without ha ing prepaid the tax. AH private ai public warehouses ara tobe ransack*' all steamers are to be boarded on s rival, and any luckless cotton bal found " without the indlspen&al ?'brass tags," aro to be seized ai carried off to Gen. Herron'? wai house, where the unconstitutional t is to be collected, and the expense donble commissions, double drayag double storage, double weighing, on mayhap* double "slicing," are to incurred. When the cotton ol' t planter, and particularly of tho nm farmer, the freedman included, h passed through tito whole of tl grand, long-drawn-out process .'scaling" or "fleecing," or call what you will, the reader may iniagi how much of the proceeds oi th? year's labor will be left! The now process ot "slicing," which we have referred, may bc t fined to be an exaggeration of the ol honest operation of "sampling." is the process of sampling, develop and multiplied by the "war power" nay, by steam power. In some qui ters, it is said that the business "slicing" has been carried to ?u perfection ns to enable the cott merchants and others to raiso ve fine crops of cotton ia their wai houses. The cotton is planted, ci ti vated, gathered, baled and sent market, by the use of a single lab< saving implement, invented duri tbe war, (under tho ruh* of Butl< is Commerciid. t A W?Ta?-TO-rx> . I - -Pw I ll Wi Th e Cleveland (Tenn.) Banner, ot Thnrr day, has tho following at tho head "f , it? editorial columnar This number of our paper closes ont the first volume of Oar paper, under the new statu? of things. Twelve months ugo, wo commenced upon nothing, and if men ever held their own, we havo done that thing we have hoiking still. That's what we catt doing w^tt \>^ -ta^^ every? body ami nobody owes us-credit is as good as a broken Natioual Bank al), the merchant- want to credit us, weim?'tw^tbatit'w?l be an unne? cessary waste of paper-going to have the merchants i-ent to ' the lnnat.e asylum-no sane mau would offer to credit a printer. Thanks to our bod credit, wo owe no printer or paper maker, for work or labor done within the past twelve months, and have the money in onr pocket to pav any claim against ''McNelly & Son." If any? body is indebted to us, they are noti? fied not to pay us-we have no use for the money-have more now than we know what to do with-all the cracks and crevices about tbe houso are crammed full of greenbacks debtors might force upon ns a little gold and s?ver, as it won't "spile" by burying, but os our real estate is circumscribed by very limited "meets and bounds," wo don't want much of the guttering staff-hain't room for it. without animadverting farther, we wiU just say to tho public that the Cleveland Banner is a fixed institu? tion, and the proprietors' have made ! it pay. Although the concern ia rather one-horse, we would not ex? change it for one-half of the National Banks in existence. Tn the future, we promise our pa? trons to furnish them with a readable paper-conservative in sentiment ! ardent in the support of Andy John ! son's administration-awarding to those who differ with us, the same privilege we daim for ourselves. The Bangor postmaster was on the witness stand in a larceny case tho other day. "You are tho postmaster of this city?" asked the County At? torney. The answer was: "I am-or was when I started from the post omeo." Old Newspapers for Sale, BY tho hundred or thousand, at Marcha PIICENrX OFFICE." WALLACE & ?REEN, Attonga at Law and Solicitors ia Equity, COLUMBIA, S. C. Ol- MCI-: -Hoon il story. Law Ranpft. bin? ti-.nico from Court House yard. WK. WALLACK. .IOITN S. GKXKN. .Sept 2 lim. C. D. MELTON. S. W. MI VXD. 4. \\ . MELTON". HELTON & SHAND, Attorneys at Lav,- .ind Solicitors in Equity. UNIONVILLX, 8. C. OFFICE ifor the present) in the base? ment of the Court Hor.se. Ang 24 8mo HANAHAN & WARLEY, Parlors and Comwissiftn Merchants, Columbia Bud Chm 1< ?ton. s. C. Koli?itconsigurneti'ts set either place f. their friends. .July 1? :in... H. J ?. HAWAIIAN. Kid,IN WAK LEI. Arrest the Murderer ! ! $500 REWAJtD ! AMOST DIABOLICAL MUHDE I: wan committed near tho town of Chenter, S. C.. on thc night of tbs 22dJuly, !S0f>, upon th<- body of mv brother, ALEXAN? DER 1). WALKER. Two of the murderers (negroes) have been arrested. Thu third, a white mau. known a-s DILL MOREIS, ?7m*CHAS. DJiitEM, alias WYLIE MOK RIS, id still at large, and in described af follow.-: Tah, apare-made man; grey oven, of H, peculiar look; short, thick ?ose; low forehead; round, lean Cace; somewhat bnmp-shouldercd; black hair, with a few grey hair?; about thirty-seven veara old: weighs about 140 pounds; speaks tdowly, and, when speaking, twists rds mouth to the right aide; heavy, dark beard; has been wounded, a? well a? ean ho recol? lected, in the right arIU, near the elbow; with small and bony arms; wore daik cont and dark linen pants. The above murderer la a noterions scoundrel, and has recently, in connection with a bundor negroes, been engaged in various other bloody outrages. The above reward will bo paid Tor his arroot, or for any information that will lead to his apprehension. JOSHUA H. WALK KR. Aug 28 Chester. 8. C. Stallion John Morgan. _ THE Blooded Stallion, JOHN VLJ-^MOROAN. will stand the Fall /f*KA^season in Columbia, commencing .-lit X on tho I.V.h inst., f..r $20 cash on first service; or #30, if not paid bv tho lht October. Groom's fee, $1.00 in advance. .TO?IN is a handsome dark-browu hors?; eight years old; fifteen hands and two inches bud'; sired by "Sailor Roy," who wan by "Jim Cropper," one of old Sir Areli v's best sons; his dam hy "Whip," out of a tine Morgan mare. Ho can trot a mile in three minutes, bul has never been trained; hits the kindest disposition, an.l is very sure. . Aug 7 Imo Cattery! Cutlery!! At the Sign nf thc doblen Pad-Lock. AFUEL assortment <.r Table and Pocket CUTLERY, SCISSORS, Ac., in *tor. and for sale low by JoilN C. DCA I 22 iLLBi JiXJSl CASES Joungern .V. Co.'a Kl)',' BUnOlI. J. C. S EE O El !S AC?).' Straw Critters! Straw Cutters! Al Ute Sign if the Golden Vu. I-Lori. TUST received, a largo variety of Straw and Stalk CUTTERS, ami for nah- low by JOI?N C. DIAL. Thoa. P. Walker, magistrate and Coroner, Offloe m Pr'st Office Building, Colombia.. DEALEItS?i Wines, Li^aors and Segars. 5 nvror dtstesl for ?Je LESS THAN JOST. i Main Stndvitnd Gervais Street. ] ll. J. CALNAN. OH. KBEUD?E , Jabe IO _ -_< C0PART1KSRSHIP. ra^niMlersigoedhave formed ? ooparfc- , nvrmUip Un: tho transact ion of the AU C esoSZ and COMMISSION BUSINESS m the :itv of Colombia. nuder Ihaaiaaio and stylo ?rMoDONALD A. McELWEE. .Our omeo j md ?tore-room? aro situated ou Lady : street, ?rst door Waat of tho Post Office, ! where wo trill give strict attention to any buKittevH entrusted to our care, and will ondeavor t?> tri vc natisfaction to all con- . cerned. D. P. McDONALD, An? 4 ?mo J. BL McELWEE. ARTlFtC??t Legs and Arms. THE SOUTHERN L?fi AND ARM COMPANY HAVE established* branch office and mauuiactorv at Columbia, S. C. Tho improved AUTOMATIC LRU AND ARM manufactured by this oompauy are unsurpassed by any in the world. Our workmen are practical artificial leg and arni ru akers- three of them wearing legs of their own manufacturo. Our facilities are unsurpassed. Our work warranted one-year- Call and ex? amine our specimens, or address DAN NELLY, MARSHALL ft CO., Seagers Building. Columbia, S. C. Offices -Madison, Ga., Nashville, Tenn., Columbia. S. C. May 27 Gmo Grain Cradles, Grain Fans, &c. At the Sign of the tfolden Pad-Lock. , A FULL supply uf GRAIN CRADLES, ZV Grain Fair?, Soy the Blades, Scythe Stones, Fan Wiro, Riddles, ?c., in store and for sale low for cash. May 26 JOHN C. DIAL. GUNS, PIST??.S, SPORTSMAN'S ACCOUTREMENTS, Jgk. 333. 3325.TLX33?"tiOY1 ! ANEW and complete assortment ju>t received. ALSO, Au elegant assortment or FISHING TACKLE-Rods, Reals, Bobs, Hook*, Liues, .Ve. At LOW PRICES. P. W. KRAFT. ! Washington street, opposite old Jail. N. B.-Manufacturing and repairing I subtstantlally tn.l no ?Uv oxocutud. I If ay 26 ly Charleston Advertisements. For Palatka, ^Fernandina, Jacksonville j And all the Landings on the Et. John's River. BIOTATO , ,'i.tiOo rn xs TtPRTHi22r,j ?Ai-ia:\ COOTS Rf. COSETTE I?. WILL.-..d bom Adgcrs Wharf,Cbarle.s t*.n. S. C.. ter the above places, every SATURDAY, ?it o'clock p. m., mi til further notice. For freight or passage, apply on hoard, or to office of the Agency, 17 Vanderborst's Wharf, Charleston, S. C. J. !>. AIKEN A CO., Agent?. Sept is NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Fare Reduced to $25. Lrovwuj cudi Port ever}/ Alternate Tit ursday. STKAMSHIH BAUX Y H. SOl'DKIt. CAPT. R. W. LOCKWOOD. STEAMSHIP MONBKA, i'vPT. C. P. 5?ABSH3IAX. THESE STEAMSHIPS, offering everv inducement to SHIPPERS and the j TRAVELING PUBLIC, having superior; accommodations for Passengers, with tables supplied hy every luxury tho New York and Charleston marketa can afford; and. for safety, epecd and comfort, arc un? rivalled CHI the coast. THF. STEAMSHIP MONEKA, CAPTAIN C. P. MAB&HMAN, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLAN TIC ! WHARF, on THURSDAY. September ' im, l.stie, at - o'clock. Liheral advances made on consignments to New York. For Freigilt or Passage applv ;it the . Agents. WILLIS & Cins?LM. Sept 13 North Atlantic: Wharf. Charleston Hotel, IV HITE ?fe MIXER, PHOPRXETOKH. j . . THIS POPULAR and well known J?r HOTEL lias been NEWLY FUR ULMSHED throughout by the present ! proprietors, who have been sixteen years ? connected with the establishment. IL WHITE, GEO. O. MIXER. | ("HAN \. MIIJ.KU, Cashier. Ant- t? COHEN, HANCKEL & CO., Factors and foramission Mfrchaots. No. 46 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. : JACOB COH1..N. O. F. IlANc KKI.. jos. CO H SX. i WILL ?ell COTTON,RICE, TOBACCO, ? Naval ?tores and all descriptions ot 1 Produce or Merchandize. Will ?hip to Northern and Foreign Ports, Ac. Will make liberal advances on consignments for ?ale or shipment. May 15 BT .'hemiMs lo JJ. J. Ii. Prince Xapoteof, 43 BUE RICHELIEU. TARIS. , NO MORK^olHC?VER OIL. Sriinault's Syru^of^Iodized Hone CJYBUP 1B employed with the greatest n success, in place of Cod Liver Oil, to which it to infinitely ?nperior. lt cures Usc ?set of the ?host, scrofula, lymphatic disorders, green sickness, muscular stony ?nd loss of appetite. It regen?rate? the constitution by purifying the blood, being thus invaluable in the treatment, ot fkin diseases, and is administered with the greatent efficacy to yoong children, subject to humor*, or ob -'.ruction of tho glands. Au Afore Pncerlij of Um lll-xnl ami Pale Complexion: Dr. Leras' Phosphate of Iron. This new ferruginous medicine contains tho element* of thc blood und bones, and iron in a liquid state, lt is different from ail hitherto offered to the publie, is liquid, color?.-** and t aa telera. It .speedily euros chlorosis, pains in tho stomach, difficult digestion, dysmouorrlxea, anemia. The majority of the Academies of Medi? cine of Paris recommend tho phosphate of Iron to ladies of delicate constitution suf? fering from anemia, and all other persons fatigued from ovia--anxiety, nervous emo? tions, over-work, general debility and poor? ness of blood; never cause:? coustipatton. Nu MORE CONSUMPTION. Grirnault's Syrup of Hypophosphate of Lime, For all diseases of the chest. Thia medi? cine is invaluable; it is largely used at tho Brompton Hospital, in London, for con? sumption, and generally approved by thc leading men in England anti France. UK TTE ll TILIN COPAIBA. Griraault's Vegetable Matice Trisec? tion and Capsules. Where all oilier medicined have failed, these preparations'.viii always effect a eur?-. Thesu insure rapid and extraordinary cure of severe recent and obr?me cas?s of pri? vate disease. They arc used in thu hospi? tals of Paris by the celebrated Dr. Rieord, aud are f ound greatly superior to all hither? to known mineral remedies and Copaiba and Cnbebs. The injection is used in re? cent, and capsules in thc more chronic cases. - Grirnault's Brazilian Guaran?. For immediate cur?; of nervous bead i ache, neuralgia; vegetable subit?nea; cii ! tirolv inoffensive, of Brazilian origin. Genend Depot-In Paris, at GRIMAULT KT CO., 45 Hue Richelieu: in New Yoik, at KoUGEBAA VAN DER KI EFL, 80 North William street, CARLTEAL" A CO., 93 and - 95 Franklin street; Charleston, S. C.. KING ; & CASK1DEY, and ct every good che ta wt'?, j Aug 12 A New and Grand Epoch MEDICINE ! !_.. DR. MAGGIEL'S I nrtHESE wonderful medicines are now KO ' JL familiar lo the people that but little endors, incut of their value sa a physic need Itu iitado. The Pills of Dr. Maggie! contain uo mineral. They do not gripe, and they do not enfeeble the system byex trome purging. They are universal in CREATING A VIGOROUS APPETITE! And correspondingly strengthen the diges? tion. They time the liver, clear the bead and steady the net ven. To those who arc : not familiar with tho use of I Dit. MAGGIEL'S PILLS ' As an anti-billions remedy, the foll ?wing extracts; from various letters will I.e. it is . hoped, ?.f sufficient importance tn justify ; lhe ip...ting nf them herc: WHAT ?1?S PATIENTS ?W OP DE. MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SA!.'.'!:, "inc o ?! l'illo for headache I ever had." , to your Fills.' 1 "I am ideas. .1 to say io y on. Dr. Maggi? 1. that J would not be without a Lox of yum Pills fur curing me oi morning nausea foi the world." ..You will lind encased tl. Your Pills . are ouly 20 cents, ??ut I oonsideifthem worth to me il." "DEAH DOCTOR: My tongue bsd a far on j it every morning like the back of a eat. 1 \ our Pills took it away." ; "I took half a piU and crushed it to pow j der, aud gave it in jelly to mv little babe I for cholera morbus. The dear tittle pet . was well in three hours after." "I suppose it is hardly won li while to teil i you my burned foot has got well from the usc of your Salve. Enclosed linc1 25 cents ? Tor another box to keep in the house." '.Send me another box of Salve.'' " Enclosed lind 73 cents for two boxes of your Maggie!*? Pills and one of Salve." "The most gentle, yet tear clung, medi? cine I ever swallowed." - MAGGIEL'S PI I.Ls AND SALVE i Are almost universal in their effects, and a . cure can be almost always guaranteed. FOR BILIOUS DISEASES, ; Nothing can be more productive of eure i than these Pills. Their almost magic in? I tluenco is felt at once; and the usual con? comitants of this most distressing disc ase are removed. Tb CHU remedies ure made from the purest VE< ; (STABLE COMPOUNDS. They will not harm the most delicate fe? male, und eau ne given with good c.*7. .?: in prescribed doses to the aouhgest babe. FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS And all eruptions ol the skin, the Salve is ! most invaluable, it does not heal exter? nally alone, but penetrates with the most searching effects to the very root nf the evil. 1 . DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS tNV ?ii! ?iiLY iTBK THE FOUOIVIXO fUSKASIs Asthma. I Headache, Rowel Complaints, ! Indigestion, Coughs, j Influenza. Colds, j inflammation. Chest Diseases, | Inward Weaklier . Costiveness, ; Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, ! bowness of spit,; .. Diarrhoa, Ringworm, Dropsy, | Rheumatism, Debility , i s.ilt tclich! i. Fever ?nd Ann . | Scalds. Skin 1 >iseas< s. Eo' h /Un Ct'mfain* Vi I'iH*. One f ill In ,i />,..<, . NOTICE.- None geimiue*without the en? graved trade mai k around < adi p. or I>O\ signed by DR. J. MAGGIE!., Nev. York, to counterfeit Wine!. ii felonv. ??-Sold hy nil respectable dealers in medicines throughout the doted Sutes I and Canadas. :i! 25 cent- per box or pot. I FISHER A HEIXITSH. Columbia, S C J uly 2*J l y BALTIMORE LAGER BEER. i>ABBLa- b? Express. A\J Aug 30;JOHN C. SEEGEB8 A Co. "*""' '""'Wi yitM'wij?,- . THE following i? the traveling ?efebdule >u tho route between Columbia and Rich- j uond, ?io tho Charlotte and Routh Caro Jna Railroad: --' ?*^QQB *\ . Going North. Le*ve Columbia Junction, 8.00 p. in. ; ar- ( rive at Charlotte,2.40 a. ra. Leave Char- i lotte at a00 a. m. ; arrive tyt Greensboro at i i. 30 a. m. Leave Greensboro at H An a. m.; j arrive at Richmona ai 7.C0 p. m. j .? Leave Rieb moud at 4.00 a. m.; arrive at . Greensboro at 2.40 pvto. , Leave Greens? boro at S OO p. m. ; arrivu at Charlotte at 9.00 p. m. Leave Charlotte at 9.20 p.m.-. arrive at Columbia Junction nt 4.20 a. th. fiept 9 f New Schedule. Sparenburg and Union Railroad, UNION VILLE, S C., REST. 12, I860. ON and after the 17th inst., the TRAINS will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Pov. il Trains leave Bpaxtaobnrg C. H. at 6.45 a. m. Arrive at Alston 4.20 p. m., eon uect with tho Greenville down train. Ul) i rains leave Abit?n at 0.30 a. m., con? necting* with the Greenville np train. A> rive at SpartanbutK C. IL at 5.00 pw ta. Arrangement* are made by which freight, through from Charleston and Columbia, maybe paid on this road. TH?3. JETER, Sept 16 gmo_Prea'tjg ft U. B. B. THE GREAT SOUTHESK FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE ! ! THROUGH CHARLESTON ! Via South Carolina Railroad and] Steamships. AM TES O EAEANTEEB LESS THAN I THOSE r UBLISHED BY A NY O TEER LINE .' .' ' FARE BETWEEN COLUMBIA AND SEW YORK Reduced to $37.00! WHICK includes MEALS aad STATE ROOM on Steamers, and Omnibus Fare through Charleston. Steamship* leave Charleston EVERY j THURSDAY and SATURDAY. SaT" For farther information, apply at the office of the South Carolina Railroad Com? pany. _ SeptS 1 Greenville and Columbia Railroad. GENI, SUl'ERINTENDTS OFFICE, CuLCMiHA, Sept. 12,1 J6. ON and after MONDAY next. 17th.inst:, the Passenger Trama will run daily '? (Sunjjays ci"eptcd> until further notice, aa folio?'*: I Leave Columbia at. 7.15 a. m. Alston at.0-05 " I Norberry at.-.10.35 " I Arrive at Abbeville at. 3.13 p. tn. ! " at Anderson at.6.10 " i at Green ville at.5.40 '. ! Leave Greenville at.6.00 a. in. " Anderson at. ... . ,.6.80 M j " Abbeville at._ 8.35 " j " Newberry at... .. 1.20 -m. ! A ni ve at A'..-ton at.2.45. .*., . " at Columbia at.4.40. *' . The bridge at Alston beiug now cotti i ploted, j>i;.-.-eii<i<-r.i cud freights will Ho : transported without de'.ay. Thc expense j of freights, by tho discontinuance of the i wagons and boats will be largely reduced. ! Sept 11_ J. B. T^?flAT.T.l^Gen. Sun. ! CHEAT TilBOIGH K9?TE ?0RTB! I Via Richmond and Danville Rail , road, from Greensboro, H. C., via Danville and Richmond, Va. to Washington, Baltimore, Philadel? phia and New Yo ::k. THE tm veting paddie aye informed thal tliia line is ru. w folly open, by the com i plctiou of t ne Charlotte and South Caroli \ na Ba il road between Columbia and Char I lotte, car THROUGH TICKETS can be purchased AI the Ticket Ginee ut thl-Char? lot ie and South Carolina Railroad, at Co , himbia. THOMAS DODAMEAD, _Sitp. 1 beb mond and Danville R. B. General Superintendent's Office, CHARLOTTE .V ii. C. RAILROAD. Coi.t'MBJA, S. C., August 31, lHtii). ON and after SUNDAY. 2d September, THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS, I making clone connections, will bc run over ; this road aa follows: i Leave Columbia at. 7.50 p. m. I Arrive at Charlotte at.2.50 a. m. : Leave Charlotte at. 9.20 p. m. . Arrive at Columbia at. 4.20 a. hi. j Sept 1 JAS. ANDERSON, Sup't. Schedule over South Carolina R R. GENERAL SUP' I'S OFFICE. CttAKLESTON, S. Ci, Aug. 20, 1S?0. ON and after SUNDAY, St-ptemher 2, thc Passenger Trains of this road will run 1 the following schedule: AUGUSTA THAIN. j Leave Charleston . . Vitt) a. m. j Arrive at Augusta ... 2 p.m. ! Leave Augusta . . .. 10.30 a. m. A1 ive at Charleston . . . 7 p.m. COLUMBIA llt.UX. Leave Charleston . in.f?0 a. m. : Arrive ftt Columbia 7.10 p. in. . Leave Columbia. 1.30 a.m. Arrivent Charleston .. 1.30p.m. Sept 1 ,H. T. PEAKE, 'ini'l Snp't. NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. CHANGE OF TIME! ON and arter SUNDAY, June lo, JS?C, trains will run as follows: Leave Charlotte at 11.15 p. m. and4.30 a. m. The 11.15 p. m. train makes quick con? nections with train? for tho North ?t Ra? leigh, and in thc QUICKEST AND MOST COM? FORTABLE ROUTE TO ALL TO!NTS NORTH AND WEST V ll O M C O LU M li I A ! ! *?- THROUGH TICKETS can bc had at ? liai lotte to all thc Northern cities. E. WILKES, June '.' Engineer and Super't. South Carolina Railroad Company. rn RECEIVING AND FORW RD G DEI" ! CUASXESTO.N, .lune 25, 1866. rpi IE South Carolina Railroad Company JL having re-established its Receiving and Forwarding Onice, Merchandize and Produce consigned to its Agent, from the interior to Northern ports and from North? ern ports to the interior, will bc cared for and. shipped to the point of destination. Consignments to bo forwarded bv HOS must always be accompanied by bill? of lading and letter of advice, with inst mi? tions to insure, if desired. June E. N. FULLER, B. A F. Agc Pick*** Stritt, ?Aoeen Washington anU ?fy*.' m pm*, muMti>?m*tf?*** rvN band ?nd foraiahed io order at ?hoi t Blinda, Door*, Mantle-piece Brackets, Counters, Tablea, A*. Having now in operation foil sets ot the most improved machinery.* am preparen to turn ont FIRST-CLASS WORK, afc very iriaaaatlifa'fhiiKiai Allin Wan* Wi muf ?** terial in uv line wi?do wei] to give mo a ead. Aug 1 wno ^ippro* sui CWUNMI Sifflant, AY>. 7 SOUTH STREBf, li ALTIMORE. ATTENDS ta tb? pureba** ol' GRAIN, " FLOUE, GUANO, Ac,, and saje of COTTON, iLUHBEB sad SOUTHERN Beters to Messrs. lambert Giitings A Co., Mordecai A Co., Baltimore; Cas?ue A Brothers, Bichmond; Gourdin, Matthies gen A Co., Porcher A Beary, Cbh?a,Hane kel A Ob.. J. D. Aiken A Co., Charleston, H. C.; Gourdin, Matthieasen A Co., Savannah ; Fisher A Lowrance, Columbia, 8. C.; Mayes & Martin, Newberry C: H.; ?htf?w* Fagan, ChesterJAC._ Ang 29 2mo 'hil actl Filter iropertati<m 1S?6, RIBBONS, anus E&Y m STRAW GOOKS. ! ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., IMPORTERS and Jobbers or RIBBONS, BONNET MILKS and SATINS, YEL VF.TH. BUCHES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS. Straw Bonnets, Laoios' Hats, trimmed and untrimmed. Shaker Hoods, j No. 237 and Lofts of 239 Ballimore St., BALTIMORE: MD., Offer a stock unsurpassed in tho United States in variety and cheaonoes. Orders solicited and prompt attention given. Terms cash. Aug ?*. *lmo Kew York Advertisements. STENHOUSE & MACAULAY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 171 OR the sale of COTTON. COTTON * YARNS, SHEETINGS, Naval Btorea. Ac, and for tbe parchase ot Merchandize generally, 66 Pearl Street, Kev York. Consignments to ns from every point in the South fully protected by insurance a? soon os shinned. Joly 14 IT J. g. STENHOUSE. AJELAN MACAULAY. Sil?l TH1E! j Soma Soaps burn your ringers, Rome vonr clothing, and AV melt like dew before a Joly awn. 77te Sci con de Terre Co.'? Dark Brmcu Fant?n Soap . WO?TT DO EITHEE! j On tho contrary, it is Pleasant to tn? hands. ! Harmless to year dot bing, and j "STANDS LIKE A STONEWALL" j fTI ills article is made from a natural pro i -l duct, and is io every way superior to the ordinary Family Soaps. Be?idea its I superior cleansing qualities, it softens 1 goods and bright? ns colors without injury . to either? One pound equi to ona and a j half ot ordinary soap. A saving of 60 per . cent, .-send JCT circulars. 5{>2d ey the tra da* i neneraUy: tar PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Ss ; VESEY STREET, NEW YORK. M. B. STAFFORD, President. _ July S _mwSmo SOUTHESK BASK HOTES! j S0?THEBN SHANTIES J Bought and sold on commission bv LAWRENCE BROTHERS & CO,, BANKERS, [ NO. 10 WAU STREET, .VTW YORK MONEY H'eeivi don deposit from bank?, bankers, merchants and others. Or? der? in Gold. Government and other Been j rities executed at the regular Stock Ex? change by a member of the firm. Consign? ments of Cotton solicited. April 8 PB WITT C. LAWB*XCK. Jon? li. CECIL. j CY it cs J. LAMUI^NCE. WM. A. HALHTEI?. JAMES CONNER'S SONS j IMTED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY PRINTER'S WAREHOUSE, "VJ"OS. 2s!, rte ?md 32 Centre street,! corner i.i Krade street,) New York. The type on wbii !i this paPer printed is from the above Fi tuidry. Nov 18 WESTCHESTER HOUSE, Corner Broome Street and Bowry, A". I". rill HS house, capable of accommodating JL three hundred guests and kept on the European niau, ia centrally located, and near to all points. City oars pass the Hotel to all the Ferric??, Railroad Depot? and places of Amusement every three minutes. Single Rooms. $1.00 par dav double, $2.00. J. F. DARROW A CO., .ian 14 ly Proprietors sai ^m?^?^i? s I ?Vr> = ? s ? s ? Sf ? b?o