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hh.e Daily News.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 18CG.
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?JLLIVAN'B ISLAND.-Wo would call the atten
of the public to the advortisoment of Mr. Mo
ten, regarding the steamer Rockland for
ivan'a Island.
kviNE SERVIOE To-Monnow.-WO are lndebtod
fur neighbors of tho Weekly Record for the foi
ling information concerning Divino Sorvico to
t-row :
I vi no Service will ho conducted in tho follow
IChuro1 es to-morrow :
[.Michael's, Rev. P. T. KEITH.
j. Luko's, Rev. O. P. GAD3DKN.
t. Mark's, Rev. J. B. SEABROOK.
?race, Rev. O. C. PINOKNEY.
|oly Communion, ROY. A. T. POETES.
Paul's, Rov. W. W. Loan, D.D.
jrinity M. E. Church, South. Service at half
.10 o'clock A. M., and half-past 7 P. M. Bun
I School at half-past 3 P. M. Public Prayer
ting every Wednesday evening,
?athel M. E. Church, South, Bev. J. T. WIOHT
tadol Square Baptist Church, Rov. L. GUTH
jgli?h Lutheran, Archdale street, Bev. JOSE
IM AN, D.D.
entrai Presbyterian Ohuroh, Bev. W. C. DANA.
irvico every Sunday evening at half-past 7
Jock.
bcond Presbyterian Church, Wragg's Square,
[THOMAS SMYTHE, D.D.
Ilebo street (Fourth) Presbyterian Church,
V. J. L. QiEABDBAU. Servico at half-past 10
look A M., and half-past 3 P. M.
pt. John's Chapel, corner Nassau and Amherst
leets, Bev. ALEXANDER MARSHALL, D. D. Sor
?oo at half-past 10 o'clock A M., and half-past 3
?. M.
Unitarian Churrh, Archdalo street. Divine Ser
' vico in this Church every Sabbath morning, at
h alf-past 10 o'clock.
Service at the Church of the Holy Communion
av. A. TOOKEE POETES) the seoond Sunday in
?ry month, at quarter-past 7 o'clock P. M.
[arincr'a Church, Rev. W. B. YATES. Service
i half-past 10 A. M.
LTHE "LITTLE SUE "-The "PIONKEB" Fire En
to had another trial yesterday morning, on
irket-street, in presence of a number of tho
ambers of the company and many citizens.
|io is now in thorough working order, and puffed
ray like a thinp of life. Sho throw water to tho
letauco of 233 feet, thus clearly gaining on every
|ial. In the afternoon abo was again brought
it, and performed very satisfactorily, hut owing
the high wind prevailing at tho time, she only
rew 215 feet. If tho weather is suitable, Messrs.
ILAPF and TELLER (builder and engineer of the
lachine) expect to make another trial this morn
The PIONEER is & moat beautiful piece of me
lanism, and reflects great oredit both on tho
lakers, and on the happy possessors of tho little
santy. We feol assured that when the stern
{our of roal trial shall arrive, she will be found to
other part well, as we know the gallant Axemon
ave always done, and will do again.
|OUB CONFEDERATE DEAD_Wo are requested to
?te that a number of our fair ladies will call
pon oar oitiEens for the purpose of obtaining
[cane to rescue from neglect the gravea of our
>nfederatb dead-many of which are now seem
|gly uncared for-covered with wcedB instead ol
[>wers. Tho citizens, particularly the ladies, oi
ar sister cities of the South, have already sot xxt
|o example of caring for their martyrs. Thoj
ivo gathered together with anthem and prayei
lia eulogy, and st rowed flowers upon the resting
lace of those who died in the lost cause.
[South Carolina, who was first in tho fight, wil
it be the last to honor her mighty dead,
j The South Carolina women, who sent fort!
[oin their homos and hearths-they ouuld no1
?nd them from their hearts even in parting
?eir Bona and husbands and brothers and loveri
tho lost causo, and watched over thoir wound
and mourned their dead, will keep beautifu
?eir graves with flowers and evergreens, as then
?emorics aro cherished in fond and sod and prout
id devoted hearts.
In rank and file, In sad array.
As though their watch still keeping;
Or, waiting for the battlo-frty,
The dead aro round na ileeplog.
Shoulder to shoulder rests each rank.
As at their pos? still standing;
Subdued, yet steadfast, as they sank
To sleep at Death's commanding.
No battle-banner o'er them ?aves,
No battle trump Is sounded :
Tnoy'vo reached the oltadol of (traves.
And here their arms are grounded.
Their hallowed memory n.Vor shall die,
Bnt ever fresh Mid vernal,
Shall woko irotn dowers the soft, aad sigh,
"Hegt uta-regreis eternal."
| FIRE IN DABUNOTON, S. C-We learn from i
rivato letter, that on Sunday last there wore tw
ttempts at eetting fire to different parta of tim
i-fated village. One waa in the premises of Mt
IUOUINS, and tho other at the Baptist Ohurel:
loth were discovered in timo, we behove, to b
[romptly extinguished. There can bo no doub
?at both fires were the sets of incendiaries. TfrJ
s lamentable stato of things. Heretofore, fire
. our country villages were of extremely raro oc
renee. Dallington, has had four or five fire
ithin little over a month.
PROVOST COUBT, MAT 4.-United States vs. Prince
Albert, selling fleh without propor permit. For
feited tho uah, and got back his tray.
[This ia tbo brief record of ouo of tho greatest
actions ovor tried in a Charleston Court. Wo
knew that tbo "Suporior Provost Court" exeroiaed
very largo jurisdiction, but until now wo did not
know that it extended beyond tbo Atlantic. But
what aaya tho record? "Princo Albort indicted
for soiling fish." Wo will not insult tho under
standings of our readers, telling thom who Princo
ALBERT ia. Of coureo they know ho ia tho father
of tho Princo of Whales; and to think that ho
should bo brought up for soiling toliiting. That'B
a come-down to OOUUBO. But havo we not some
reason to* fear troublo from Earl RUSSELL? Ia
thiB not in contravention of tho international ex
tradition treaty? What says VATTEL, GEOTTOB,
and PUFFENDOBFF ?]
The united Btatoa vs. JOHN LVNN-Violation of
City Ordinance -A- B. WESCOTT, Acting Sergeant
of Police, sworn, aaid : On my round last night I
found a brui going on in Princesa street ; it waa
reported to me by tbo policeman as a nuisanco,
and very diaordorly, and that tbey had no
license. It waa an opon ball. Asked dofendant if
they had authority to carry on the ball from the
city authority ; he uaid ho had not *, then aakod if
bo charged for going to an open ball ; he said ho
did not ; but, upon further inquiry, found every
ono who wont in had to pay fifty conta. I arroet
od bim then, and lodged bim in the Guard HOUBO.
HK.NH? OREEN, policeman, aworn, eaid that last
Dight ho beard the cry of police, and went to
the bouae and found it very disorderly. They
woro fighting iu tho bouso. I brought out some
who were fighting, and lot thom go again, on con
dition that they would leave the place, which they
did. Tbo neighbors all around wore complaining
very much. They Baid the dance had boon going
on for twenty-four boura before that. [WitnoBS
did not any whether any medical opinion had boon
takon to know if it waB St. Vitus' Dance.] Wben
the Sergeant carno round I told bim about it, and
wo arreated tbo dofendant and took him to the
Guard HOUBO. Tbo defendant kept tho house, and
bad no authority to give a ball.
The docreo ia as follows: "The Court finds tho
defendant guilty, and fine bim in the sum of ten
dollars, or imprisonment for ten days in tho com
mon jail of Charleston, 8. (!,, in dofanlt of pay
ment." ?
United States vs. David Morrison and Nathan
Robertson (colored). S. J. COATS, ?worn, said that
last Tuesday morning Mr. PHILLIP a came to me,
and aaid he had lost a roll of cloth, and gave me a
sample. [Produced in Court.] upon inquiry, I
found that the d?fendante had eomo of the same;
alao hoard that a piece of the same kind of cloth
had been Bold on Gadaden'B Wharf. I notiflod Mr.
PHILLIPS of thean facts, and adviaed him to got
oat a search warrant. He did so. We recovered
a portion of the cloth on Gddsdon's Wharf. I de
livered it at the Guard House, and on our way we
met with N. Robertson, one of the defendants, in
Calhoun-streot, and arreated him. He had a
bundle under his arm, and acted BO suspiciously
about it, that it attractod my attention. I exam
ined his bundle, and found ? small piece of the
gooda loat in it. He said it was a piece of the
stolon cloth, but that ho had bought it. When I
got him to the Guard House, he eaid another per
son bad given it to him. He eaid that Morrison,
tho other defendant, was with him when they stole
tho cloth, and that he (Nathan) was with Morri
son in Aneon-stree t when they sold the oloth. We
then looked them up. Found guilty, and sentenced
to pay a fine of 15 eaob, and in default of paying
which Bum, to ten days' hard labor on the streets
of Charleston.
United States vs. John Williams, colored.
Burglary.-Dr. J. S. MITCHELL, sworn, said last
night, about 2 or 3 o'clock, the policeman brought
the defondant to my house. He had got in at
night and Btolen a cloak, hat and clock from mo.
The policeman brought him there, and he had the
articles in a bag. He said ho had been in the
house and taken the articles.
Policeman Jos. WINQAT, No. 144, sworn, said : I
arreated the defendant in Rutledge-street, be
tween Bee and Cannon streets, last evening; he
bad a clock in his possession, and said he got it
from Mr. MITCHELL'S house; I took him there, and
found the front- door and tho other doors open in
side I knocked, and a lady looked out the win
dow, and told her I had a dock; soon after the
Duator and another gentleman came down and
identified the dook. The defendant said he had
taken the clock, a sack coat, and a hat, out of the
Doctor's houeo. Found guilty, and sentenced to
thirty iluya' hard labor on tho streets.
United States V3. PETER JENKINS.-Larceny.
John Waring (colored) sworn, says on Monday
night, just before day, in Church -a tr cot, at Mr.
GLOBE'S lot, an old lady heard a noieo, and, as she
opened the window, the defendant and another
made a dash at her, when tho defendant dropped
the stick in the garden; Jupiter and I went after
defondant, but be got away from him. Defendant
dropped this stick (big log of wood), and Jupiter
said he know tbo defendant had that Btick last
night in Church-street. Found not guilty. Dis
charged.
United States va. Win. Butler and Hagar JJutlui
-colored.-Beating and iusulting Mrs. MOOANN.
CELIA MOCANN (white), aworn, said that on Wed
nesday last, in the afternoon, went to seo defend
i ants, when said defendant William took hold o:
i mo, and said he had a mind to slap my face, anc
, his wife pushed me out of the door; they each hat
, hold of me, and I could not help myself, beo*us<
, they held mo, Fuuu? not, guiity.
' MvsTEnioos DISAPPEARANCE.-The following ii
taken from the Savannah Republican: "Yeator
1 day morning, at the opening of the Freodmen'i
Court, no clerk was either visible, tangible or ii
i anywise comeatablo. A little inquiry elicited th<
? fact that tbo clerk had gono North on one o
- Saturday'a steamers. We congratulate the Nortl
s on bia arrival, as he took with him funds bolong
. ing to various parties here, which must necea
1 sarily bo disbursed in New York. Tbero is ?
f Froedmen's Bureau in session in that city, and a
1 horses and buggies can bo only had by paymon
in advanoe, tho defaulting party will find that hi
$300, or thereabouts, will not last long. Wo d
not mention name, for the reason that ho baa
namesake or two here who aro eminently reapoi;
aible and deserving, but thoao who are posted wl
know the party. ! Among the sufferers are two o
thrse poor men. $300 is a small sum at which t
sell ropntation and honor among one's fellow men.
Bianop DAVIS.-The Weekly Record tells us tha
the Right Rev. T. F. DAVIS made an offioial visita
tioti to the Church at Mount Pleasant on the lae
Sunday in April. He spent about throo days i
the Parish, but his oxtremely feeble health a
lowed him to meet tho Parishioners only ape
. Sunday forenoon. Ho administered the rite i
0 confirmation to seven candidates, and was pn
t ceeding in the delivery of a discourse in his ueu
'. spiritual and deeply experimental mode of trox
.i mont, wheo, to the regret of all, be was oblige
0 to desist. A large and earnestly attentive coi
fc gregatlon was present. Though his discourse wi
8 lost, yet his very presenco was a sermon upc
8 self-denial and devotion to the work of the mini
?' try, to see this blind Bishop thus "in weariuei
8 and painfulness," "in journey inga often," and "
labors more abundant,"
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.-Tho firBt mat
ter brought to tho consideration of tbo Court
yestorday was that of Iho Stato us. JOHN DRURY
and TIMOTHY. CROWLEY, who had been arraigned
on tbo 3d instant, on tbo charge of Larceny.
Col. R. W. SEYMOUR appoared for tho prison
era, and tho trial procoedod.
After various challenges, tbo jurors sworn to try
tbo ?Bsuo wero nu follows:
W. M. MARTIN, Foreman; Wa. DEIOHAN, C.
DEIOHAN, E. H. OLOENEUHO, P. COLLINS, R. II.
WEHNER, J. HORLBECK.WM. DIF.RBSEN, 0. F. LCUS,
E. H. WEST, J. MAHONEY, LOUIS FORA.
Verdict-"Not Guilty."
The Grand, Petit, and Pleas Jurors for the Juno
Term, wore next drawn.
After tliia, the call of tho Civil Dockots in tho
Common Pleas began, and will bo resumed to-day.
The Court adjourned to moot at 10 o'clock this
morning, when sentences in tho criminal cases
will be pronounced.
THE RICHMOND Medical Journal for May con
tains an articlo by Dr. R. A. KINLOCH, of this city,
on "Unusual Deformity of tho hip? from muscular
contraction."
THE Southern CuUivator fpr May has been re
ceived. It is publisbod in Athene, Ga., at $2 a
year, by WM. N. WHITE. It is woll filled with
original and aelooted matter, interesting to farm
ers.
REV. E. H. MARVIN, one of tho Bishops lately
elected by the Methodist General Conference,
comes from Missouri, from which Stato bo went
with General PRICE, as his Chaplain, into tbo
army, and served on that peaceful and heavenly
duty throughout the late unhappy conflict. The
fact that his ministerial ?brethren chose him
Bishop on the first ballot, shows their high esti
mate of his character and abilities.
METHODIBT CHURCH IN COLUMBIA, S. C-TII?B
church, as all our readers know, was burned when
Gen. SHERMAN paBsed through Columbia; nor the
church only, but alao the largo Sunday S bool Room
adjoining, and both tho paraonagoa (occupied by
the Tastor and Presiding Elder). Rev. COLIN
MURCHISON, who baa beon appointed agent by
this deatituto congregation, ia at present in tho
oity, and will bo happy to re?oive any donations
to aaeiat in rebuilding their houao of worship.
The General Conference, by a resolution, has
commended Mr. MURCHISON to the kindnesB and
liberality of the people throughout the country,
and wo heartily endorse this commendation.
Persons desiring to contribute to this worthy
object, can find Air. MURCHISON at the office of the
WEEKLY RECORD or DAILY NEWO.
DEBOW'S REVIEW, for May, has come, punctual
as usual. Tho table of contonte offers a fine
variety of interesting reading. It io aa follows :
1. Commorco and Ki >anco la History, Ho. II. By
George Frederick Holmes, of Virginia.
2. Thi Political Crisis-Duties of the Hour. By A.
Greene, of Montgomery, Ala.
3. Pecuniary Independence-What is It ? By George
Fitzbugh, of Virginia.
4. The Uausos of Commercial Greatness-A Rovlow of
the East India Trade. By R. G. Horton, of New York.
6. The Obarms of Bural Life. By Wm. J. Grayson, of
Charleston.
6. Cotton Manufactures-Great Field for tho South.
7. Life and Times of John DeWitt. By Robert. G.
Barnwell, Esq.
8. Mexico and the Fenians-France and England. By
George Fitzbugh.
9. Cotton Hetzares by Federal Authority at the South.
Department of Agriculture; Department of Freedmen;
.Editorial*; Miscellany.
Mr. S. G. COURTENAY, in this city, will receive
subscriptions.
GKOBQETOWN, S. 0.-We are indebted to the
Times of Wednesday last, for the following items:
"Quite an explosion was heard on Thursday
last, which was occasioned by the?inordiuate ex
pansion of the ga*os in a soda fount. W. BURKS
and Mr.-HOOD, the gentlemen engaged in ar
ranging the same, were seriously injured. We
crave the refreshing infiaeuces of soda water dur
ing the hot months, and we are glad to hear that
the gentlemen above named, not discouraged by
the unfortunate accident, have resolved "to pick
their flints and try again," and will soon furnish
an abundant supply of this healthful beverage. "
PAUL TAMPLET, Clerk of the Court of Oommon
Pleas in Georgetown, has been elected Ordinary
of that Distriot.
Bishop DAVIS was expected to administer the
rite of confirmation in Georgetown on Wednesday
last.
The venerable Winyah Indigo Sooiety was to
have held its Anniversary yesterdiy-J.. BLYTHE
ALSTON to be the orator of tho occasion.
Mesara. F. W. MAOUSKEB and T. W. DAOOETT
were elected Town Wardens in Georgetown, on
Wednesday before last.
They had an alarm of fire in Georgetown on
Sunday evening last, oaused by the burning of a
chimney of a bouae ocoupiod by colored poraons;
soon extinguished.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
J. B. E. SLOAN will sell at auction this day, on Adger'i
Wbarf, three iron safes.
THE MISSES ABU-TON offer a choice arri?le of "poudre"
to their lady friends; an absoluto requisite for the toilet
table. This come? all the way from beautiful Venice,
where. It la well known, the ladles have the finest com
plexions. The Misses ASHTON are also very canning In
all kinds of hair work; and twists, carls, w gs, &c, can
always be procured there.
A LA MODE DE PABIS.-Goods of every description
will be found at tho store on the soathwost corner of
King and Wentworth streets. Ti e latest styles of dress
goodi are displayed here In the finest of fabrics, and
most tasty and beautiful pstterns. Mr. BLAOK IS a Pa
risian, and will have nothing in his magasin de nouve
aut?s that is not a la node de Paris, (lo and oxamiiu
for yourselves.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of our friend
ESTILL, who has a grocery store at Summerville. ESTILI
is on the right trick to fame and fortune. He knows
ss he cl?arly o vinces, by advertising in THE DAILY MEWS
how to get customors, and a man who has plenty oi
thoBo: snd keeps good articles, as ESTILL does, can't m
to roach the very topmost round of the successful lad
der.
"OUT or SORTS" expresses tbe feelings of many ths
cannot be otherwise described. Languor, weakness
enervation, llstlessneis, sleeplnsss, melancholy, want o
appetite, &o., eomposo a class of ailments greater thai
all others combined. It is exactly for theso in?isorlbs
ble complaints that Plantation Bitters are prepared. I
Is for 'ho relief of these samo complaint? they have be
ooma so famous. Heno? it is lhat tbey ore so extensive
ly used by clergymen, merchants, ladles, and person
of sedentary habits, Tbey are as pleasant to the tost
as tbey aro bensflolsl to the stomach. .The extent c
their solo Is almost Incredible. tuthsS
You HAT curta YOUB CIIILDREK of Croup, or Colic
or Toothache, or Headache, or Sleeplessness, or Buffel
lng from Teething, or Worms, or Indigestion, or Wet
Ung the Bed, or Catarrh, or Measles, or Whooping
Oougb, or Scarlet Fever, or Diphtheria, or a Bad Colt!
or Hoarseness, or Running of tho Ears and Deafness, "
even Scrofula, as thousands have done and do daily, I
you will only keep a cass of HuicrBBSTS' HOUCEOPATUI
SPRCITICS in your house. HUUFUBEYS' flr-Etmrio H<
ucBoPAimo MEDICT?B COUPANT, MO. 683 Broalwsy, Ne'
York. ' a April 80
Baw AUK o* TOOTH POISONS, vended under the nan
of Dentlfloes. Adopt and adh?ra to the only prepon
tlon that really preserve? the teeth and hardens th
gums, fragrant BOXODOHT, Its offset? on decaying teat
ar* marvellous. tua?
PRIVATE SALES.
Desirable Real Estate at Private Soie.
UV A. J. SALINA?.
At Private Sale
That uertrably located THREE AKD A HAW STORY
BUILDING on tho crtKt sido of Elu? Street, No_, be
ing tho flftli HOUM? north of II mis?;: street, containing
eight lar?? room?. Tho lower riiom, i.ow occupied as
au olllce, and entirely sep?ralo from the r?sidence, ciin,
with very llttlo eaiieiisu, be converted luto a naiuWmo
store. TUo Lot BHMMIM Uiirty-tureu feet six inches on
Klug street, by two hundred and ?ovou f?<-t lu depth,
moro or less, and upon which aro spacious outhtilUIluK?.
This proprrty l8 miKOPptluVo of great Improvement at a
small cost, aud offert* u tape opportunity f?r luv. st mint.
For further particulars and terms, apply BB above, to
May ? No. Ti VENDUE IUNOE.
/fintee and Lol in Aiken.
DY VI I I II AMI JIoUlblilVHAY.
At Private Hale
A COTTAGE RESIDENCE with 6 rooms-outbuild
ings In good repair-quarters for six or eight servants.
LOT of 4 acres attached, 1000 foot trout on street, with
a half aero garden.
Apply an BOO ve, at No. 27 Broad-stroet, nearly cpposlto
State? trect Muy 1
Residence m Summerville.
BYSMlrllANUlHcUIbhrVRAY.
At Private Palo
A LOT of over one acre, with a neat ?miumer KI 81
DKNOK, pliMautly located, two stories, double piazza,
good gardon, all uocecsaary outbuilding, Ac.
For terms, apply as above, at No. 27 Uroad-streot. arar
State. Moy 1
House and IMI in Sumter.
BT SMITH AND HcGILLIVRAY.
At Private Sala
Eighty feet front on Republican-street by two hun
dred and ten fuel deep on Waslilngton-atroot, with fin?
flower garden In frout, largo vegetable garden in rear.
IIOURO baa four rooms, good kitchen, Ac, Ac. I'rlco,
iii 00; one-half cash.
Apply as above, at No. 27 Broad-street, near State.
May 1_
lions* and Lol in Greenville, S. C.
BY SMITH AND lUcUILLIVH. \Y.
At Private 8ale
A delightfully Htuated RESIDENCE In the salubrious
and plcturesquo town of tireen ville.
For term), apply as above, at No. 37 Broad -street, near
Btate. May 1
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA-OltANUK
11UKG DISTRICT.
IN CHVNCERY.
Pursuant to on order of Chancellor J. P. Carroll, I
offer at Private Sale, a PLANTATION, belonging to the
t?tate of the lato JaineB Pope, Sr., containing ?oven
hundred mid ton (710. acres, situated on May Uiver,
about one milo from lllnffton, in St. LuKo'a Parish,
named "Buck Inland;" bounded on tho north by lund a
of Dr. Jno W. Kirk; east by lands of li. II. Kirk
and the estate of W. P. Ouorrard; south by May River,
and west by linds of N. P. Crowoll and Jamos P. Ouer
rard.
For term?, apply to mo, at Oraagcburg, 8. O.
V. D. V. JAMI80N, Com'r.
Commissioner's Office, OraDgoburg C. II., April 28th,
18GG.
May 2 wal m
liT RAOUL & LVMII
ANNOUNCE TO TBEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB
LIC tbat they have established themselves as APOTHE
CARIES and DRUGGISTS at tho NORTHWEST COR
NER OF RING AND MARK ET BTBEETS. Their stock
has boon carefully eolocted by one of the Arm, In per
son, and obtained chiefly from 80HIEFFLEN k BEOS.,
and Dr. E. H. SQUIBB. Manufacturer of Specialties.
They offer a choice variety of PERFUMERY, FANOY
ARTICLES, and FRENOH PROPRIETARY REMEDIES.
Special attention will be paid to the PUTTING UP
OF PRESCRIPTIONS ; efficient clerks having boen
s?cured ; and one of the firm will always be in attend
ance, lira. RAOUL A LYNAH will also attend to their
professional dalles from this fitere. May 4
MBS. I J. C0TC1IBTT,
FASHIONABLE BONNET EMPORIUM
aim
FANCY MILLINERY GOODS,
NO. 263 KING-8T., OPP. HA8EL. CHARLESTON, a a,
(Up Stairs.)
Country orders Ulled with neatness and dispatch.
April 3_tuths 2mo
Ventilator Hat,
ANEW
SPRINa STYLE
Of Elegant Finish.
JUST THE THING FOR OUR CLIMATE, TO KEEP
THE HEAD COMFORTABLY COOL.
Pur,
Wool, and
Straw Hats,
IN OBKAT VABrjtTT, FOB
GENTS; BOYS AND CHILDREN
LADIES' AND MISSES'
Trimmed Hats,
HOods, &c,
Wholesale and Retail.
p. HORSEY,
SUCCESSOR TO IIOU8I?Y, AVTBN St CO.
N0.25 IUYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
April 80 ?_gteth
j?- A MODERN MIRACLE I-FROM OLD AND
young, from rieb and poor, from high-born and lowly,
comes the universal volco of praise for
HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWEIt.
It Is a porfeot and miraculous artlclo. Coros baldness.
Makes hair grow. A better dressing than any "oil" or
"pomatnm." Softens brash, dry and wiry bair Into
Beautiful Silken Tresses. Bat, above all, the great
wonder la the rapidity with which It restores GRAY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
Use it a few times, and
PRESTO, CHANGE I
the whitest and worst looking hair resumes Ita yontbiu
beauty. It does not dyo tho hair, but strikes at the root,
and Alls It with new life and coloring matter.
It will not take a long, disagreeable trial to prove the
troth of this matter. The first application will do good ;
yon will see tbs NATURAL COLOR returning ever;
day, and,
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old, gray, discolored appearanos of the bair will be
gone, giving place to lastr?os, shining, and beautiful
looks.
Ask for Hall's BIcllian Hair Renewer; no other article
Is at all like it In eneot. You will find It
CHEAP TO BUY, ?PLEASANT TO TRY,
and BURR TO DO YOU GOOD.
There are man; imitations. Be aura you prooure th?
genuino, manufactured only by
a. P. HALL * CO.. Nashua, N. H.
For aale by an druggist? Wholesale oy
KUI O ?S* OAB8IDBY,
March? elyr' Ob arlos ton.
TUB EAUTERN BO. OA. JOURNAL,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING I?
the town of Bennetts-? li le, 8. C, br W. V. X. HEN
DKlUON. Croprlator.
Terms-Threa doUare .?rrraumlii iinno?,, meu%?
"/Miar? ir- ?on .?oi-tn? Marni.
lill!. ?-Uli- Kal? 1 111-W ltil.lv l.? ?l'Ait.
LOGAN, FITCH k OO., PROPRIETORS.
CIRCULATION THREE THOUSAND, AND BAPIDLI
Increasing, Published every TUESDAY, THURA
DAY and SATURDAY MORNING.
Torras-$6 per Annum-$y tor Six Month?.
Term* of Advertising-1 square. 8 month.113.0
* " Jaguare ?months..
January l8
..*....113.1
?BfMNsyi month?,..... . . $ 20
... ?..?M"'
AUCTION SALES.
.1. II. K 8? ?JA?, Awl foncer.
Will Boll TIVB I? \Y at 10 o'ol-K-k A. M.
TIIRPE IKON 8AKI?S, at tho ?KlSco cf the Blue
K&lKC ltullwad Ccniirniiy. Adder's Wharf.
Mar 6_*_
Small R?sidence in Queen s reit.
BY "Walla BU li AW? SON.
fOBSDAY matt, 8th in?!., at the north of tho Exchango,
at 11 o'clock, will bo told,
All that COT Ol'LAND, with a nest two-story Dwell
Ina thereon, situato un tun north siCo of Qufen stwt>t,
?3 known Uy tho No. 180-(old iiutuber 140.) Lot
mensuren in front -on Qucitii Mreat AS loot by 182 feet 6
Inches In il.ptb. Tho Homo rout tir? fix ?iiuare rooms,
lathed and pUstorod, flnu elstern, olower garden aud
lrnlt tr<e?i, and all mcoseury outbuildings.
Conditions-Onclialf cash; balauoe In ono and two
year*, secured by -bond and mortgage of tho premises ;
buildings to be lnstifed and policy asiv'j'ued. Purchaser
to (KIy us -for papers. tuthsmS May 1
Desirable Res?mee aud More ?t Line-street.
II. WlLHl'Il AND SON.
TCE8DAY NEXT, 8tk lrmt., at tbo nonli of tho Ex
change, at 11 o'clock, will be sold,
AUtliat DOT OP LAND, with a two and a half story
DWELLING thereon, eltnato In Llno-streot, and known
bv No. G, containing Grooms, 4 of which aro lathed sud
plastered; otana (routing west. On the premises Is a
Ano well of water, choleo solection of trait trees, and all
necessary outbuildings. The houso has recently boon
insured for 115 -0.
Conditions-One-half <aah; tho balance in II months,
to bo secured by bond and mor gage of the premises,
and the policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for
papers. tuthsmtuS
Valuable Real Estate,
BY T. A. WHITNEY.
On THURSDAY, 10th insL, will ho sold at the north
sido of the Exchange, at 11 o'clock,
All that vacant LOT OF LAND, situated on tho north
sido of Lluo-street, nearly opposite St. Philip-Btreot,
measuring 32 foot front and rear, by 141 feet In depth,
mo io or less.
ALSO,
All that valuablo VACANT DOT OF LAND on tho
north side of Qttetn-street, near the Mills House, mea
suring sud containing on Qucon-stroet 47 feet, by 100
feet iu depth.
ALBO,
AU that other LOT OF LAND, with a TBBEE STORY
WOODEN BUILDING ihoroon, well known as the rs.l
dence o' Mr. J. L. Nowell, situated on the corccrs, aud
measuring on Drake-street and Dny street 28D fort, nuil
on lleld-str>>et and South -street 200 feet each, moro or
less. The residence on tho prcrrise3 t-ontaink 7 largo
squaro rooms, two story piazza, elstern and gas fixtures.
On the premises aroall the necessary cutbulldingn. The
favorable and healthy location of this property should
commend the premises to all desiring a homestead.
ALSO,
AU that LOT OF LAND BltuMc at Korthwef-t corner
of J rake und South streots, measuring on Drake-street
olghty feet (S0j; wamoon tbo back Une, and in depth
eighty feet (80), bo tho same ruor J or leas, making a
squaro lot. ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND (vacant1. situate on the
south side of lissol-Btreet, noar East Bay, and known at
tho Machino Shop ot Cameron k Co., measuring on
Haacl-atreet, north Uno, oue hut.drcd and thirty feet
(130 let) ; on the west Uno one hundred and forty -
throo fcot (143 feet;; on tbo south lluo one hundred and
thirty futt (130 feet); and on tho east line one hundred
and forty-six feet (140 feet).
ALSO.
AU that other LAND, adjoint-- g tho abovo, measuring
la trout ou lias-l-street thirty feot (30 f--tit) ; on the OSBt
lino one hundred audforty-tkroo feet (143 feet).
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND rituals on the southwest
corner of Smith and Bull streets, with the two and a I
half atory WOODEN LWEl LINO with a finished base
ment. House containing two finished basement rooms,
four square and two atUc rooms; double piazza on the
south. On tho premises aro a two story Brick Kitchen
Oarrlsgo Houso and t- tables. Lot measuring In fronton
8mlth-street-feet, and on BuU-street-fcot.
ALSO.
Alt that three story BRIUK DWELLING situate on
the north side of Trodd- street, No. 110. House contain
lng alx square rooms; a two story A lichen; roofs
slated.
ALSO,
That valuable LOT OF LAND on the northwest corns
of Trodd and Logan streets; measuring on Tradd-atroo
-feet, ond on Logan-street-feet.
Conditions-Ono-third cash; balance In one and two
years; interest on theoredit portion payable soml-an
iinally ; buUdlngs to be Insured and policy assigned.
Purchasers ti pay me for papers. Maya
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE.
At Spring Plains Plantation. In the Parish of St. John's
Berkley, will be sold, on the 15th last..
The PERSONAL EFFEOTd belonging to Estate of the
late Thomas O. Porcher,
CONBIBTIKCI or:
A BUGGY, Steam Engine
a McCarthy Oin?-,
AUB,
ARTICLES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Conditions cosh.
E. M. SEABROOK.! ?._. . ._
P. E. POBOHERi I Admlnlstrotors.
Mays_8_
GOVERNMENT SALE OP CAPTURED
PROPERTY.
Will bo sold, ot pnblio auction, on WEDNESDAY, Mo
9th. 1886, Ot 12 M.,
BY WILLIAM GURNEY, AncnonAB,
At No- 10 J East Bay, Charleston, S- 0.,
THB CAPTURED STEAMER "MARY FRANCIS."
Bide--wheel steamer of 167 tons; wooden hall; leng t
165 feet; beam 16 ii; overall 33 feet; draft 5 feet; ey lind e
82 Inches; stroke iy, feet; square engine, with the eqa 1
monta on boord.
?3-SALE POSITIVE.-??
Terms cash in Government currency, to be paid im
mediately on conclusion of sale.
By order of tbe
8ECRETABY OF THE TREASURY.
T. C. OAIXIOOT, Supervising Special Agent Unite
States Treasury Department. May 1
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS t
THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
for Darlington District, wUl let the contract of re
building and fitting up tbe Court House, lo the Town of
Darlin Rton, to the lowest responsible bidder, on the first
Monday in Jane next.
Parties wishing to contract can Inspect tbo building,
or communicate with B. W. EDWARDS,
April 25 w6 ml* Chairman.
THE SUBSCRIBER
SOLICITS PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING Mu
OBANICAL WORKS, to wit: Repairs Weighing
Beales, Letter Presses, PrinUng Presses; mokes and re
pairs Hoisting Machines for Stores; mates all kinds o)
Wron gnt and dtoel Ploughs, with or without stocks. Also,
a general run of BLACKSMITH WORK; oUo Wheel
wright Work In general. ABOH'D McLEISH,
May 3 tutbaOmos No. 4 Cumberland street.
m BOOKS FOR SDBsWHQK
TO
The Edisto and Ashley Canal Company
ABE NOW OPEN AT THE OFFI0E OF MESSRS. JNO
8. RIGGS Ac CO,, corner Broad and East Bay.
SHARES, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EAOH, payable
In monthly instalments of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE.
Apply to J. BAVENEL MACBETH,
AprU 12 Secretary and Treasurer.
MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Naree and Female Physician,
Fresante to the attention of Mothers her
Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
Which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, bj
softening the grims, re lacing aU Inflammations, w11
allay ALL PATH and spasmodic action, and la
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend apon it, mothers, it wUl give rest to yourselves
and
Relief and Health to Tour Infants
We have pat np and sold this article for over thlrt;
years, and can say la ooafldenoe and truth of It what wi
have never been able to say of an other mediatne
NEVEB HAS IT FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE IC
EFFECT A CURB, when timely asad. Never did w .
know of an ?nstanos of dissatisfaction by any ona wh<
used It On th? ooalrary, all aro delighted with Ita ops
rations, and spook in terms of oommendatlon of it
magical effoots and medical virtues. Wo spcik In Uti
matter "what we do know," after thirty years'oxpe
rtonco, and FLEDGE OURSELVES FOB THB FULFIL
KENT OF WHAT WE HEBE DECLARE. In almoi
every ?nstanos where the briant Is suffering from poll
and exhaastlon, relief will bo found In fifteen or twenr,
minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Fall directions for using will oooompony each bo'.tlc
None genuino nnleto tbe foo simile of CURTIS k PEB
B.IN8, New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
BoU by rai druggists throughout the wot Id.
frica only 35 Cents p?r Bottle,
?Tor ?ale by
KIKa & OASSJJDEY,
february ? Coo Chartarton.
AUCTION SALES.
OFPICE OK rita LKUIT HOUHE, IMF-COZOH Cxii DIST.,)
CBAUUCKTUN, Mav 4th. 1*00. >
Itnr.f.MiTiN, JUKI.? Miens sklO. Auctioneer?
WHl ai'll, at public auction, on WKD?KSDAY, Oth
iiiHtant, <xt 11 o'c ock, lit th>- toot of I'incluioy-stroet,
The LieilT VE8.-1U. kuowuaathbUAlTLEtiNAKS,
now Ivliuc at wharf loot ol ?alii Rtrrpt. -i he Hull is of ?
Hw oak.-it ?oppored audoopper last ned below tho wale?
Hue.
ALSO,
4 TANKS-?00 GALLONS EACH
2 Mein Pumpa; Copper, Boxes and Brakes in goo? ;
orilir
1 Bilge Pump, Copper, and about 20 tons Pig Iron
Term? (.asti ou delivery.
FRANCIS B KLLISON,
Light House Inspector, Sixth Division.
Mfty D_ am w3 .
UnderirrUtrs' Sole
JSY COHEN, IIANIKEL ft CO.
ON WEDNESDAY. 9th ?lay, at 10 o'clock, A. M wUl be
hold at So. 7 Uayiio-Btnet, for account ol Under?
wrln.ru said all concerned ,
JffINETY-?lX PACKAGES EARTHENWARE sfijfcwteu ''.
.exprofsly inrtbls market, and daning-d on boar? lue?
schooner Wackopce, on voyage of importation,
Catalogue* to bo had at our effie?, ' jjny .
Underwriters' Sole.
BY COHEN, HANi.KKJ, & CO
On "WEDNESDAY, 9ib May, at 10 o'clock A M* will h"
sold at No. 7 Hayno etrppt. n ?
?50 boxes I O ROOP1NO TIN PLATES
48 boxee I X Roofing Tin plates.
Damaged on woyago of importation. May ff. ?
MALIC OK ?OVttllNllIENT PR()PERTV~ '
Wjll be sold, at Public Auction, at 10 o'clock AM *T.
WHDNE8DAY, May 23d, lfcCfl. at Si-abrook, near Hiitn?
Hoad, S. C, under tho direction of Captain CHANT lia
BARNARD. Assistant Quartcrmn ter, tho followtn
property, viz: ""*'
STEAMER "CHAP8EUR," as Hhe lays on the beach
Two BoiltrB, takon from tho atoamehin "Wii,<l?.
Bcott." ?"ino
Terms cash, in Government funds.
O. W. THOMAR.
Brevet Lieut. Col. and Clilof Quarternixstor
April 19_lepa? = n. mt South Caroh?a,
rALE OF GOVEUMIIKNT PROPBUTT
WIM bo auld, at Public Auction, at the GoTerumoD
Htoro House, on Booth Commercial U harf, Charleston
B. C, at 12 o'clock M., on I RIDAY, May 25th, IMA ?
largo quantity of Government property from tiio Ar
my Machine bhofca on St. Helena Island, toii?isUj>g
BOILER IRON", CAST STEEL, Bar and Sheet Copper
Zinc, Spotter, Sheet Load, Yellow Metal, Tburber '
Metal, Paints, Chato, ScrewB, Boiler Tubes. Boil?
RIVO'B, Iron Pipe. Copper Nolls, Finishing Nails, cent
position NailB, Spikes, Nails, Capper Tacks, Belting ,
Bolts, Wire, Hinges, Oarp, Saws, Rope, Oakum, Sheath*
log Topor, Coal Tar, Spun Yarn, Pitch, licsln, Charcoa
Piro Bricks, Hose and Couplings, Clrmps for Boiler
Iron, Bcrow Pouches, Pipe Cutters, Blowers, Pet Lampa,
OH Can?, Crucibles, Faucets. Squirt Cans, Gang Sawa,
Capstans, Woodward Menin Pumps, Expauders, Hydrau
lic Jacks, Anchors, Steam Ganges, Globo Valves, Cheek
Valves, Gongs, 'I lu rim.meier?, Steam WblstlcB, Crow
Bars, hyringes, Spirit Level Bulbs, lamps,Sails, Blocks,
Boat Hooks, Compaptes, Lifo Preservers, Cork ? cndeiB
Jack 8ciows, Tubo Brushes, Iron lanka, Stoves, Store
Orates, Bellows, Portable forges, Platform Scale?,
Grindstone, Moulding liants, Shovels, Spades, Black
smith's Tools, Plumber's Toole, Carpenter's Toole.
Catalogeos containing a full list of the articles to be
Bold can be obtained in a fow days upon application to
the QuartermastTa at Charleston and Huton Head, 8?
C, and Savannah and AnguBta, Ga.
Terms cash in Govornmon t funriB.
C. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
April 19_Department South Carolina.
SALB OF GOVERNMENT MACHINERY.
Will be sold, at Public Anctlon, at 12 o'clock M., on
WEDNESDAY. May 23, 1866, at the Army Machin*
Shops, on t-t~ Helena Island, opposite Hilton Head, 8.
C, muli r tho direction of Capt. CHARLES BARNARD
Assistant Quartermaster,
THE FOLDOWIKG PUBLIC PROPERTY, viz :
One HORIZONTAL ENGINE, SO Inch stroke, IB inob
cyUnder
One Horizontal Engine, 20 Inch cyUnder
One Locomotive Boiler
One Steam Boiler Heater
Parta of two Engines, 8 Inch cylinder
One Bluwer Engine, cyUnder
Two Double Hoisting Engines
One Old Boiler
Two Saw Mill Carriages
Lot of Old Machinery
Two Hand KaUroad Cara
Two Iron Pilca Houses
One sot of Rollers for Boiler Iron
One Power Punch
Hi Slide Lathes, one 40 inch swing, two 20 inch, two
19 inch, and one l8 inch
One Bolt Cotter
One Planing Machine, 9 foot bed, 32 Inch upright
One Upright Drill
One Fire Engine
Two Cupolas
One Wooden Planer
Three Steam Pumpa
One Brass Furnace
Six Iron Ladies
One Jig Saw and Table
One R. R. Splitting Saw Table
One Pattern Makers' Lathe
One Morticing Machine
One Foundry Crane
One hundred Iron Boiler Castings
Two Pile Drivera
One Furnace Cupola
One Timber Truck
Fifteen thousand Brick?
One lot Pattern!.
Uto,
THE FOLLOWING WOODEN BUILDINGS :
One 100 feet long, 36 feet wide, B ack*mlU>8' Shop
containing nine Brick Forges, with Bellows, complete
one 64x28; ono 70x10; one 24x12; one 19x21; one, two
stories, 129x28; three 20x20; one 12x12; two25x18; three
25x12; one 20x12; one 110x26; one 250x30; one 28x23
one2ix20; one 12x8; oneltxl2;one 169x30; one 116x60
two stories, with loft.
Terms cash lo Government fonds.
O. W. THOMAS,
Bv't. Lt. Col. and Chiof Quartermaster Dep't 8. C
April 19_,_________
KIHS I U AND ASHLEY CANAL COUPANY
OFFICE EDI8TO k ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY, 1
CIIAIILEBTON, 8. C" March 16, 1866.
BY AOT OF THE LEGISLATURE, PASSED AT IT3
laat sesalon, the EDISTO AND ASHLEY GANAI.
COMPANY received permission to increase their capita
from One Hundred Thousand ($100,000; DoUars to Three
Hundred Thousand ($309,000) Dollars, in Shares of One
Hundred ($100) DoUars each.
The public, are hereby Informed that the booka, for
subscription to the additional Stock, wlU be open fror?.
9 A. M. to 2 P. M. daUy, at the office o? Messrs. JOHN
8. RIGGS k CO., corner Broad-street and East Bay. The
Stock subscribed for to be paid for by a monthly Instal
ment of of Five ($5) Dollars on each and every Share.
* J. BAVENEL MACBETH,
Becretrry and Treasurer.
P. 8. "Carolina Tiraos" copy and sond biU to tula
office. _ March 19
LOUIS ?. DESAUSSURE,
BROKER & OMISSION MERCHANT,
FOR TBE BALE AND PUROHABE OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &c,
AND BALE 07
Cotten, Naval Stores and Produce*
OFFICE NO. 93 BROAD-STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
March 37 tuthsO tusSmo
KRAUSHAAR & CO.
TUE HOBT IMPI?OVKD
GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO-FORTES,.
Full Iron Frame and Overstrung Bass,
MANUFACTORY AND WAREHOUSE
Ifo. IO West Houston-street. No. 19 '
NEAR BROADWAY, NHW YORK.
THE ?NDER8IGNED, MEMBERS OF THF FIRM OP
KRAU8HAAR k CO., aro pracUcal Piero makers,
and as such bave had a large experience In connection
with some u th. beat Establishments in thta country
and Euron? Ti elr lanoe are made not merely for
thom, but 11 tin"?, at d under tbrlr immediate personal
supervision, in hc-y allow no in^trunionUtoleavettcir
factory aun ;? avs into the handa of tbolr patrons, unie sa
they have a power, evennees, firmness and roundnesa of
tone, an elasticity of touch-without which no instru
ment oupht to be satisfactory to the pnbllo-aa weu a?
that durability In construction, which enables It to re?
main In tune and to withstand sudden ohaogsa of tem
perature and exposure to extreme beat and cold, which ?
are lometlmea unavoidable. . .
They wlU at all time? be happy to eee the prole**!?} i
and the pubUo at their Wererooms, and invite oompan*
sou between their own Pianos and those of any other
ANWNKBAUBHAAB.......TOBIAS HAMliy
CHARLES J. 80HOSEJCANN.
April?O
