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The Beaufort Tribune. AV. 31. FRENCH, K<lltov nnd Proprietor. WEDNESDAY.. NOV. 17. 1875 6d^"Litht Friday night tlie stable ot' J. M. Moore E:-q. in Gillisouville was broken into nnd u horse stolen. It is reported tbat A. J. Gill fatally btahlxd u man named G. D. May at Varnesville last Friday. We hope for Jury's sake the wounded man will recover. J"-gT"Twenty thousai d dollars ib u very desirable sum, and our delegation had better bear in mir.d that this sum has been set aside for The purp )se of reinstating George Holmes in the office of county treasurer. As long as grand juries can be bought chcap/here will be .no "trouble in defying investigation of official conduct. But if $'20,000. is to be distributed in Columbia this winter for one office let Beaufort county coinc to the front and secure her share. She has always done Bo'heretolbrc. F Eugene Tiglic, the youngest son ot Mr. Owens Tighe, of.Suimnervflle, lias received an appointment from Con grcssman Smalls, to West Point. Mr. Tigbe is at present pursuing his studies at the Charleston College, but expects to go ou to West Point in April. .sri* the United States supreme court, on onday, of last week the following c .se was d;.6p sed of: 'Wn 830-William J. DeTreville, plaintiff in error, vs. Robert Smalls. In error to the circuit court of the United States for the district of South Carolina. On mo tion of Mr. Assistant Attorney-General Smith, docketed and dismissed, with costs." The casj was a suit to recover possession of certain real estate sold in Beaufort for United States direct taxes during tin war. Gen [Jas. Clmsnut President of the State Tax Union, 't lias'.called upon thai body to meet in Columbia on the fourth Tuesday in this month, at 12 o'clock, and requests that a full delegation from each County will be in attendance. A very interesting ca-e was tried last Saturday before trial justice Carl ton and a jury. The suit was brought r..- .1 i? n ? mi niTuugts uy unco 01 rue crow ot the British Bark Ooomassic, Capt. J.Johnson who were arrested and placed in jail foi desertion, while they claim that the vov age for which they shipped ended whei the vessel arrived at Bull River. Tin captain asserts that they shipped for a longer time and that they were liable tc arrest and imprisonment for leaving before their contract was fulfilled. Tin jury, an exceptionally good one, award ed the sailors the damage claimed, $95 each. The case was then appealed to tin February term of the court of comuioi pleas. 5r5Sr"1he old board ?f county connnis sionera of Edtcfie'd county have bc.-i convicted on t .vo indictments for officia misconduct. The sheriff was also indictee and pleaded guilty to ihe charge agaiusl him. 5=gT"The Post master General Advertis csTor proposals for carrying the mails in our county as follows: From Bcaulort to Hilton Head and back once a week; from Coosahatchie to Gil lisonvilic and back, three times a weeK from Gillisonville to Robertsville anc back, once a week; and lrom Ilardeevilh to Bluffton and back twice a week. Tlx bids will be opened in Washington or February 3rd. A Good Example.-Major Huger o Murray Hill plantation has commenccc the building of a school house on liu place for tho accommodation of tb< children of his laborers, but more thar that has bought a book and slate foi each child. If this course of action was adopted by other planters and such encouragement to the cause of education shown more frequently it would work to the advantage of both employers and employees. Mr A. W. Muckenfuss. who tenches the school, has one hundred and eight names on the roll, and has been furnished with a building temporarily until the school house is finished. In our account of the Montmollin affair last week we seem to have been under stood to reflect ou the conduct of Sheriff Wilson as being influenced to exert hini elf for the sake of the reward. Such however was not our intention, but we did speax of the zeal displayed by some one in having the papers drawn and placed in the sheriff's hands who was then obliged to go after tho fugitive The great fault was in the bungling way in which the papers were diawn, a portion of the rrnie emmitttd, fo ns ?o render tho re^usition entirely void, and we are informed that the sheriff remark cd when they were placed in his hands iii*i m-y wire on that account useless. Jn refill to the visits of Montinollin no one will <lis',> itc the fact as he lins fie ijuently trav-k'tl on the Rnilroiul in c. in j?: ny with our citizens, anil once even in c ji!ji.ir.y of the sl.critr, who, however l ot ! .t"'.ng :i*.t!r>rity oouUl not arrest , him. The action now so suddenly taken ! looks as though tlicie were some personal reasons for the arrest ntul it might not be very difficult to point out the person interested in Montmolliu's capture. The recent arrest of the man Hutto by the sheriff proves his during and efficiency in the discharge ot his duties, and we would bo the last one to say aught that might give an impression that he was not the model and capable officer that he is. j The public schools in Bristol, K. I. con tain 1/-00 scholars. The books, st ation ! cry cet., arc furnished at the public ! t xp. use, the cost for each scholar avcragj iug about $1 25 a year. This is *he ' only city in the State that continues this plan, it having proved satisfactory after an experience of five years. The Leavenworth, Kansas, Board of Education has abolished the colored fligh School in that city, but refuses to i Hinnu coiorea cmiciven to the regular High School. Hcury Calder, the murderer of Mrs. Cinthia Quick, in Marlboro' County, is sentenced to be hung cm the 3d day of December. Entered Nov. 9th. Br. Brig Prioress, Williams, master, 40 days from Fnnchal in ballast to Campbell, Wyllie & co. Nov. 6th. Br. Brig Edith, Thomas master, 45 clays from Funchal, in ballast o Ca npbell, Wyll ic & ro. 1 ?h. Br. Bark GlynUifore, Tallack master, 54 days from I?ucn< ? Ayres in i ballast, to Campbell, Wyllie &co. 1 ?th. Br. Bark Record, Keat master* i 09 days from Frcybentos Agt. Republic . in ballast to Campbell Wyllie & co. 10th. Br. Brigantine Ida, McFerran master, 35 days from Funchal in ballast , to Campbell Wyllie ico. . 11th. Br. Bark Alonzo, Tuslyn master, 57 clays from Bivpnos Ayrca in ballast . to Campbell, Wyllie &co. Cleared Nov. 10th. Br. Bark Hollywood, Balaam master, for Plymouth, s England with 526 tons phosphate rock t from Coosaw mines. I THE 1 l- nisi kcw x uiiL lriuuiie. [ "TSK I.EAD1NG AMERICAN NEWSPAI'XR." Tlio Fnprr for 'Business Men, Ftrmcm, ? Families, k.uI Mil the People. t. It publishes all the news. ' 2. It is cindid and independent In all things. r 3. Its moral tone Is unexceptionable, nothing - appearing In ils pages unsuited for the most rctlI tied aue cultured faintly ctrcle. 4. It has the best and ficshcst correspondence, " poems, stories; In short, the cream of the current \ literature of the day. , 5. Its Agricultural Department is the fullest, most thorough, practical, and useful of any paper ? giving l.s readers In each number as muth or more tliuu the highest-priced monthlies. 6. Its Market Reports am the standard of deal ers and producers through >nt the country for promptness, accuracy, Aii'd reliability. 7. Its clrcula'ion, regarding character as well as > number of subsirlbcis, is better than that of any paper iu thecouu.ry. 1 8. It Is iTowlng more > ;gorouslv. and increasing in circuUtioi^iore rapidly tha.i any of its rivals. TERM8 of TIlKTUIlll NK. 1 [i'ostao: ruts to subsi mr.nns | J Daixt [by mail 1-iear $10 00 Stat WiEKLT, 1 yi r 8 00 Five copies, 1 yeer 12 SO Teu copies [and one ex Ira1, 1 year 20 00 waeki.y. 1 vc: r *o ?n Five copies, 1 year 7 00 Tell copies, 1 year 12 .<0 Twenty copies, 1 year, 22 00 Thirty copies, 1 yes;* 30 00 ' Each pevson procuring'a club of ten or more suLflcrli ers.is entitled to one extra Weekly, nnd ; nnd of fifty or more to a Sk*i-Wkek*.y, [ To clergymen, The Wekkly Tniau.v* will be sent one year for #1.50. The Semi-Wkskly fo.\ #2.50. and the Daily for #0.00. i t3ff bpecimcu copies of either cd'lion of the 1 Tkibunk sent fico to auy address in tlio Un'tcd States. CW All remittances at send' s' risk, unless by P Drrfi on Now York, Postal Order, or in Registered Letter. Address s'mply 1 THE TRIBUNE. New fork. I Wm. M. BIRD & Co. TJonlorN In i Colors, White Leads <5tc. * l UOP11IKTOK8 OP VESTAL OIL. | Tlie Safest, I'nrcat an?l licit Illuminator used. 201 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. ' Double and Single MATTRASSES, It'.'.nly niiiile, or manufactured I J I to order, by (t. AVut"rhotise i i Fall and Winter ca-ooiDs. E. A SCHEPER Ml Takes pleasure In announcing to his patrons, and no to tho LADIES OK BEAUEOItT In particular that he now hM the KIN^T 81 OCR of DRY ROODS AND 3TAl>TO^ GOODdT* ~ ever opened In Beaufort, which he offera at the ' VKItY 1.0.7BBT PRICES. A Ills Assortment of DRGSS GOODS, BILKS anil VELVETS, GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY. EMBROIDERY, SHAWLS, of every grade, and a fell stock of Boots (Hid 81iocw AND fl 11KADY-MADE CLOTHING IS COMPLETE. FOR S-AlXJE, The BU-.eblc premtsee In the Town of Beau- fort next East from tho residence of Mrs. E. B. | ale Bennett and fronting the Bay?an entire lot J with substantial dwelling House. For terms apply to the esbscrlbor at his offlce. 4 A. S. nrrrecocn. FOUND ADRIFT. PICKED UP in Beaufort Jrlver TURKS BAT- G TEAUS, which the owners can hare by prnrlng ownership and pavii'Bexpciiees. Apply to F. W Belie, er GxouoK Brown. 13 i>vamuri, O. \s.% VCl. 1J Ou) NEW YORK AND PORT ROYAL ' STEAMSHIP LINE. '' rianE FIRST CLASS, FULL POWERED STEAM p 1 SHIPS, , ? sl MOlSrTQOMERY, FAIRCLOTH, Master. and HXJJSTT3VILL.E, CHESTER Master. Will leave Port Itoynl for New Tork alternate- ? ly every Friday afternoon, opoi. the artivnl of the a Aivrnsta, and Savannah & Cbaileaton train, For Freight or Passage-having eupcrlor-uioaos mentations. apply to HICIIARD P. RUNDLE, Agent. Port Royal' 8. C. JOHN R. JOHNSON'S Umbrella Manufactory AND HAT EMPORIUM, * 303 KIKO STUEF.T CHARLESTON, H. C. A11 orders promptly tilled C. O, D. by Express. O. JT. WIETEBS, Commission Merchant, WHOLKSALK DEALER IN 1 Groceries and Liquors, No. 181 East Bay, CHARLESTON, S. C. i: / YERDIER WALKER A RAfiflT. * PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY AND ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEAUFORT, S. C. WlLEEK it 0?cot, I W. J. VrfllUIRH, a Charleston. | Beaufort. Refer to the British Consulates in the South, and specially to the British Consulate at Charleston. HOV25 34. P Henrv Bischoff & Co., '' Wholesale Grocers, AND DEALERS IN Wines Liprs Sejars Tobacco &c-, l?7EnMtllay, CHARLESTON, 8. C. ll.Biscuorr. O. Wulbbin. J. II. Wclbubh. rr ROBERT D. WHITE, Marble and Granite * -WOZRZKIS. CKMKTK11Y LOT? ENCLOSED. BURIAL VAULTS BITIT.T AT SIIORT NOTICE. Meeting Street, Cor, Horlbeclt Alley, CIIA RLE8 TON, 8. C. v Q "W. MERTENS. WHOLES A LR A RETAIL DEALER IN Ladies, Misses Gents Boys & Children's BOOTS & SHOES: TRUNKS, Valises, Satchels & Carpetbags. 282 King Street Cuaiu.mtok, S. C. a CORBIN. STONE Si WILLIAMS. tlio i " iuic nwiiiea a partnership for j Admlrallty practice under the above Ann name: Conr.iN & Stone, I Jos. M. Willi awa, Charleston. ) lieuufort. mch 3t-ly. AN OUTFIT FREE. | 1 We want aomc one In every county to take or- . | dors and deliver poode for the old and original ('. I 1 | O. 1). Honac. Large caili wages.. Splendid eh?r.e i In every neighborhood for Hie right pciiona of eli ther ?ex. young or old. Sample*, newbieta, clt| culnra. terms, etc., a complete ontflt sent frm? i ami po*t pnlil. Send for it at once and make C I money at your home*. Ailflre**, II. ?I. IV A LI. A CO. fi X. 1 low it ill Street, H-iltlmorc, Mil. I Aveucl Jfc Co., M. S. Klliott Charleston. Itcnufort. Beaufort Steam MILL COMPANY. Having put up in their establishment a GRIST ILL are prepnrcu to furniih at the shorter tlce. Grist, leal and Feed, The highest cash price paid for CORN". Corn Ground on Toll. Conant & Emmons. HE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH 1 ICE I In any quantity Customers may desire, om their Ice House, Merentll Mtroct. JOIIN CONANT, J. A. EMMONS. novlo St. j I M. WALLACE, Cotton Factor and GRIST MILLER, i Wholenale Oealer tn rrain. Hominy. MrrI v?m F.tn i . ' i : * ! *"v,j ' Nn v IMLAMX'OrTOS P longht. Ginned and prepared fur market. ^ L<lvnnoo? nintl?i ??n t'onwlnnmcnts. ? taring the best machinery for ginning r>tton and grinding cojn and meal, he is c repared to execute all orders on the liortest possible notice. 't he highest price paid for ^ Cotton and CornCotton ginned on toll. nov85-?8. ? 1. KLATTE & GO., Wholesale Grocers, 1ND DKALSRS IK ifines. Lipors, Seiars, Toliacco, &c.. 1N5 KiiMt liny, CHARLESTON, S. C. ? . - c uiucis irum me uountry promptly at- c ended to. OBELI [ ltuiTw. fAXDIEH, ToVS, CAKl^M, 8 I* UTS A full assortment of the above consist* n;j of ORANGES, LEMONS, tPI'LKS, DATES, FIGS, BANANAS. l11 kinds of FRENCH confectionery. ( BRAZIL, NUTS, HICKORY NUTS, i WALNUTS, ALMONDS, PECANS, ICED, FRUIT, SPONGE, PDUNI) nd every other kind of CAKES on hand or made to order. Particular attention given to supplying arties with all necessary articles. goods use fill as well aa ohnambktai. eceived by every steamer from ssw ork. James Qdell P. M. WHITMAN, Wrttehmakei and Jeweler, DAY STREET, BEAUFORT. S. C., lias Just receiTed from the North a fine assort icnt ot goods at Northern Prices. BEDDING RINGS, $3.00 to $18.00, SILVER RINGS, 80c. to $1.80, * i SILVER NAPEIN RINGS, $8.00 to |4.00, LADTE3 HOLD WATCHES. |?C to f&0. 8 Day 51 Day stritiui ClMfcs, $3.50 to $8. snt8' GOLD chains, pins.IRINGS.slsevf. m ltu ttoks, s'fl'ds, watch chains, i ladies GOLD and plated JEWELRY, GOLD l'KNS. AC.. AC. Gauls' Gold aid Silter Watches. Call and examine before pitrehaaing, and rati-fv ourself yon can save tat o tTveaty-fl ve ptr cen >m Charlcaton or Savannah pricea. ' Richard P. Rundle, I HIPPING Ann COMMISSION MERCHANT, Port Royal, S. C. Cotton. Nayal Stores. Lumber, to' II An?v? BWYORK A PORT BOYAL 9TBAM9IIIP U(v j ' Knutmoipri A Dominion, Wwt Inhia A Pacific. and I.ivnipooi. A Galvbiitoi* JtBAMSIIIP Com PA K IBS To LlVKKPOOI.. buckwheat Flour, Golden Syrup, Apples, Cabbage Trapes Onions and Turnips. Fi en eli's. j fiopli1 Millinery. naKani For ihe FAL Having just laid in a large and l>ry iioodM, Milliuory, L DRESS Notions, Embroideries, Corsets, U prices within the reach of all. Dont forget ilie plai | 11 ( I = '"mfim MANUFACTURERS OF BUILDI Dressed, Ceiling, and MOULDINGS FOR BUILDING PL NEWELS, IIAND-ItAII WOOD TURNING OF KV GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL WORK r an be made in the United States. "Wc ha iouth of the city of Baltimore, all of ^liicb on to all who want good and substantial THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE TILE OCil/i tfJNI) AND DOOR MAKERS -BY TRA if Charleston, and can refer to gentlemen a inaand Florida, as to the character of lliei -0NOTICE.?On account of the manner k ?wn assumption of the risk of Breakage roods are nliipped over the roads in this St nving to the purchaser of our work. W. P. nich.3-lyr. SEA ISLAlv BAY SIREET, BE THIS ELEGANT IIOTFL opened in first-class style, tl calls the attention of the tra advantages offered at this fa I^oitting, FiNhiit} and the inducements held 01 in the south. .TAUT Fashionable Hat Eipcrinm p has klu/c Street CHARLESTON. 8. C. WHITE &, HUGHES* dkalbksin !1 Iats. Caps,Furs, Umbueu.as, Canes ac. ' g Umbrella* repftlrcd'aml made tn onlor. Goods aent C. O. I), by Bxpresn to any part of be country. Men's Youth's & Boy's CLOTHING. Cloths, Casrimf.iies, FntMentso Goods &c. MENKE & MULLER Merchant Mors ani Clothiers, j 228 King cor. WVnt worth St. j CHARLESTON, S. ('. I Quick Males an<l small profits, is 0111 not to. We guarantee our clothing to J qu.al custom work. net 7 0m Wayne L Von Kolnitz, , OENEIt AIi Commission Merchants FOR THE SALE OF PROVISIONS PRODUCE. #0 KnsI ttny A 87 VpihIhh Ttuiigr C'llti on, ! ?, < * , 1 ancr a maw? L of 1S7X [ complete stock ot Clothing, allies' Hats a!0 0 D S 9 Ties, Laces, Hose, etc. uc xr.-v ?. \a~ x_ _i in; HUUUIC WJ SHOW g? ' ze, COOPER'S. N6 MATERIAL GENERALLY W eather-Bo 8 l1 d i 1 ! RPOSES in GREAT VARIETY. i AND BALLUSTERS; KKY DESCniPIUON. nadc as cheap at this establishr. :ri vc on hand the largest stock ot the *tb i we guarantee will give entire s work. r PRACTICAL MECHANICS?SA; . I)E, carrying on "tlio business in the . 11 over this State, Georgia, North ( >: v work for the past twenty years. V i which we bos up our work, an of Glass with ordinary handling. ? 1 ate at ilALF RATES, which is a [_. RUSSELL & CO., Charleston, S. C. ID HOTEL 1AUFORT, S. C. i having been refitted and lie proprietor respectfully veling public to the many vorite resort for ? :ind Hunting*. it to those seeking health ES ODELL, Proprietor H. M. STUART, V< I>niyri{lst nxiil Apothooo . , DEAFFORT. S. C.. DEALS'* IS RUGS AND CHEMICALS. * gaPATENT MEDICINES. TOILET ARTICLES, PERPUMBBT. BRUSHES, &c. ifmc Aaaortmeut of HTATMINEIl^ , rhyeicionn Prc3cnptioiiS Compounded wit . * ovS3-r3. Rank the highest fbr Dumhllltv- P<*rtV?n Tr^ir Ease of Operation. They are itie ino>i silent. I . running ami mi vicenble, the easiest to sell, ami t willingly paid for. and answer every rtNUlrcmt:j< the family urid manufactory. LlkroK I or mi. . AccbU. Address, 41 OomMtls" Rest Ins Machine Oo., K?w-To. RSfBHSErcjSfiHf^ERSQSfS'KSEOWBF tVmi.iho n lurgn anil varied assorlBiciit of JPn.i for Ladles', Mines', and Children's Ciarnients of I :.rnl domestic i.celcns, by ilia tnori areimiv ModlnUf. 'I'hey nr-i the most iierfoct tilling, r. i lalxinte, i.nd ret the moH simple pal terns evrr i ! -nteil to the public, and take the lead whersrer ltd', dnrcil. A fnti tcjnttJ. tfond for Illustrated C.i Inenc. Address, 44 Domo&tie " Heals; HaeMao Co., Kcrr-Torl Dkvotcti to Fssuiom, Litkbati-bk axi> AcA thoroughly reliable, refined and practlc-d Infoini:. concerning matters or Fashion In alt It* deenrtmrtif a repository of choice and entertaining literature. Iiam Mime Illustration*, art criticism*, etc-etr., ami a.lmm specially adapted to the wunts < r the Imiuc tK'.?. Trnoc, 01.50 per year, fipcvlwen copies tuv. Os? lloi.t.An civic* Awav tn every subrMorr l? tie celebrated "ffntiifrtlc" fmprr /dssMawn M> t ?v uluiu. Can tamert icon ted rretytf Acre. Addrcu, "Domestic" Monthly, 44 PesweaHc" Itulldle;?. !fr* l*r|