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The Daily Newg.
FRIDAY MOBNINO, JULY G. 18CC.
LOCAL MATTKRS.
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SZr BEE SECOND AND THIRD PA OES. -?*
EXUlllITIOH AT TUE Cou.eo-.- Profossor HOLMKS
gives anothor of his iutorestlug cntertalnmouts at the
Collego to-morrow. Tboso who wish to combine instruc
tion with amusoinent shouki not fall to attend.
FOUHTII OFJOLY.-Tlio Fourth waa gonorally obBOrvcd
In this city as a half holiday. Noarly all tho atorea were
closed, nnd pooplo genorally Boomed glad of tho chanco
o? a little rocrcatlon. Tho colored population turned out
en masse, and had a procession, oration, Ac. Thoro was
also a Sunday Behool c?l?bration by the colored chu
dren ot tho MorriB-strcct Publlo School. Beyond the
firing of cannon, tho military celebration was confined
to tho cloelDg of offices and othor undenioni trail vo ob
mi ?mai
To the great crodlt of our population, blsok and white,
tho day passod off without nay unaaual disturbance.
"BF.O_I.AHB VS. VOLUNTEERS."-Au article appoarod
in tho local columu of our paper on Monday last, which
bears a construction moro swooping than waa designed
or could have bien intended. We endeavor to bestow
praiso upon tboso who doservo It, and blame upon those
who have dono Rio things they ought not to have dono.
But the error of tho artlclo In questlou consisted in
praising ono claie f poraonB and condomnlng another
without proper qii-iflcatiou. We do not believe all tho
Regulars to be rjhevaller h-YAi.ua, nor all tho Voluu
teere bulllos ami braggadocios. Tho juste milic u should
always bo presorvod in such assertions. Wo have our
selves known many excollont gentlemen In tho volun
teer service of the United 8ta.es ; and, therefore, could
not possibly have intonded such a wholesale slur on the
character of this branch o( the sorvico.
LE COUBRIEU DEB ETATB UNIS,-EOITION HEBDO
MADAIRE.- The pubUsbors have sont us tho laat iaaue of j
this very interesting weekly. It contains a resume of all
the nowa of tho week, both domestic and foreign, and is
very full aud satisfactory ia tho prosent state of affairs
in Europo. Thoro ia also a groat deal of entortalnlng
reading in the shape, of stories, novelettes, etc., cto. Tho
Courrier is one of tho very beBt newapapera in the Unit
ed States, and vory dcaorvedly enjoya a wido popularity
and largo circulation.
AT THE anniversary meeting of the Cincinnati Society
of South -arolina, held July 4th, the foUowlng officora
were elected to serve for tho ensuing year :
Hon. JAMES SIMONS, President.
Gen. W. O. DE3AU_SURE, Vice President
Mr. GEO. B. BEID, Treasurer.
Mr. J\ME3 8IM0N8, JB., Secretary.
Mr. THOS. R. EGLESTON.) ?*_,_.__;-_
Mr. 8. WRAGG 8IM0N3, ) Bt0WMaB*
??landing Committee.-Mesprs. HARRIS SIMONS, WM,
HALL, W. P. _TM__T, J. HABLESTON RBAD, Tuon. F.
DRAYTON, EVAN EDWAOBB and HOFBON PINCKNE..
AT TUE regular mooting of Jefferson Lodge, No. .,
I. O. O. F., held on the 3d inst. the following officers
wero installed to serve for tho ensuing Term :
Bro. JOHN T. MILLIGAN, P. G.
Bro. B. ARNOLD. N. G.
Bro. O. A. WILLIAMSON, V. G.
Bro. WM. E MILLIGAN, B. 8.
Bro. JAMES SILCOX, P. 8. and T.
Bro. J E. BOWERS. Conductor.
Bro. WM. YOUNG, Warden.
Bro. B. Mclnnia, R. 8. N. G.
Bro. GEORGE JEFFER80N, L. 8. N. G.
Bro. ISAAC B. DAVIS, It. 8. V. G.
Bro. J08EPH 9MITB. I* 8. V. G.
Bro. M. CORDOVA, O. D. G.
Bro. B. LEVY. I. D. G.
TUE STEAMER Bate, Captain J. 1. FLINN, from Jack
aonville, Femandlna, Brunswick, Savannah, Bilton
Hi arl and Beaufort, arrived at a late hoar last night,
with tho following passengers and cons?gneos:
Passengers-John Hawo, Miss E Heron, Mrs Clark,
Miss Applewhite, Mr Neuman, DrRtskey, Miss A King
man, J E Frazier, J H Godwin, Mr Bell and lady, Mrs
Anna Fowler and son, W U Griffin, Mra Hicka and daugh
ter. Miss E Kingman, and S in steerage.
Consignees-T J Lockwood, Willis A Ohlaolm, Bischoff
A Co, A R Chisolm,
COUBT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS.
B. J. WHALEY M. Northeastern Railroad.-Trespass._
Killing two cowa.-A. P. LININO. Esq., for plaintiff,
General MARTIN for defendants. Verdict in favor of
plaintiffs for {200.
CHARLES FREDERICK VS. LEWIS ALBERBTADT._Action
on the caso to reoover money unlawfully taken._Ver
dict for defendant
MATon'a COOBT, Thursday Morning, July ?.-A caseof
celebrating the Fourth of July by beaUng one's wife,
was referred to a Magistrate
A bar-keeper, for celebrating the glori?os Fourth by
keeping bia bar open contrary to the proclamation of
the Mayor, was fined $10.
PBOVOST COUBT, July 6-United States vi. B. Baun
dere (colored).- Having cotton and being unable to ac
count for it.-Sargeant PO?XNOT teatified to defendant
having cotton under euapicious circumstances, and to
its having been evidently stolen from a bale. Quilty;
thirty daya' hard labor on tho streets.
United SUtes vt. P. Shingle.* (colored).-Stealing a
watermelon-Defendant pleads guUty. Ten days' hard
labor on the streets.
United States vs. 8. 8immona (colored).-Stealing.
Defondant pleads guilty. $30 fine, or alxty days' hard
labor on theatreeta.
United SUtes w. Mary Johnson icolored).-SteaUng.
Boran MiixEn teatifled that defendant atole from her
Backs, dreasea, atockings, and variona other artlolea of
female apparel too numoroaa and too delicate to men
tion.
SUSAN JACKSON testified that defendant had no clothea
of bor own, not even those she had on her back. $10
fine, or thirty daya' hard labor on the streets. '
United states t>?. July Campbell (colored).-Obstruct
ing tho Btroeta.-Refendant plead guilty. $2 fine, or
five days' hard labor on the street?.
United BUtea -ot. Della Jarcio (colored)_Grand Lar
ceny.-Turned over to the Military Oommiaslon, the
crime charged involving a greater penalty than it ia in
the power of the Provoat Court to inflict.
BOBDEB..-On Thursday morning botween land*
o'clock, tho realdonce of Mr. N. LBVIM, No. 3? Society
street, w as entered with felonious intent, by some per*
son or person? unknown. The thief entorod the front
and back sleeping room?, by the column? of the plazca
on tho second floor; ga? horning in both room? at the
time. A gold watch, lying on tho bureau, and the con
tent? of a pocWot book, woio carried off. The olothing
was takon from both rooina,and after a thorough search
left in the plaza?, whero tt was found yesterday morn*
ing, stuttered about, and tho paper? and other con?
tents of pockets lying loo ? e.
We are requested to aak jewellar? to be on tho look*
outfortbia watch. It Is'a doublo-caaod English pa
tent lever, manufactured by MOBKS CHAPMAN, of Liver
pool; and contain? the following Inscription on tho
ontor caao : " To Mother from Natty. "
If the gentleman who dealred to Uko a nob? of time
and ascertain the time or day at that timo of night, will
return the. watch to the owner, he will bo liberally
rewarded and no question? asked.
INQUESTS.-Farther testimony in the case of the mar*
der of liroiiA-D M. BRANTVOUD confirmed that pre
vioualy taken.
The Jury found a verdict that the deoeaaed, BIOHABO
M. BBANTFOBD, carno to bU death by wound? lnfiloted
on the h?ad with briokbate by John Jenkin? and Sdplo
Fraser, free portons of color, in Tradd-atreet, sear
King, Sunday evening, Jane li, 1888.
Thejnry of ia<_ueit engaged in tho above investigo*
tlon think tho developments aro of so alarming a charac
ter that their duty to tho public require? eomothlng
more iban the rendition of tho vordlct required by law.
It Is sufficiently startling that an unoffending, peaceful
citlzon lisa boen sot opon in the public ?tri.otu. in the
face of many wltnessc?, and brutally murder.^, with
out tho pr?t?nee of provocation; but tho numbers on
gaged lu tnis foraiidablo riot, with tho peculiar position
of tho class or tbo population to which tho rioters be
long, render tho case worthy or tho iruniodiato attention
of tho public authorities. Tbo froeduion, who composo
much tho larger part of our population, aro not amena
ble to the laws of tho Srato. and tho i riv?tes of our
small City Police ar< forbidden to carry arms. Iho
United Stales military alono havo control, and it Is plain
tint Hil? authority docs not sccuro protection to elthor
person or property. Tho Jury, uudor tho gravo aspect
of our affairs, request tho Coronor to furnish a copy of
these proceedings, including, of coflree, lu full, tho evi
dence elicited, to the United States Commanding Gene
ral, and another to the Govornor of tbo State, with tho
earnest request that each in bia spbero will take prompt
ly such steps aa may provont greater mischiefs in
future.
Wednesday morning Coronor WUITINO held an in
quest on the body of a negro child named Prince Hoy
ward, at the Lower Guard Houoo, wbieh died In tho
arms of its mother on tho way from John's Island.
Tho Jury found a verdict that tho deceased cam o to
his death from somo causo to them unknown.
In tbo case of tho muni, r of B. S. KIIETI, Esq.,
Coronor WHITIKO snmmonod a Jury at 11 o'clock on
Wednesday, and adjourned It to moot at his office this
afternoon, at four o'clock, in order that proper testi
mony may be prooured.
Yesterday morning, ot 7 o'clock, Coronor WHITING
was summoned to hold an inquost on the body of' D EN.
NIB CLAMI'SET, who was found dead lu tho yard of No.
10 State-?troot. Vordlct- ipoploxy.
THE 8T0WKBB' CASK.-Wo give bolow a copy ot tho
potlilon made to the United Slates District Court for a
Writ of Habeas Corput in behalf of FRANCIS GAINES
STOWEIIS, and thp olhor prisoners who wero tried with
liini by Military Commission In this city last winter.
His Honor, Judgo HUYAN, issued tbo writ, and Colonel
A. J. WILLARD appearod yesterday before tho Court to
answer <?n the part of Genoral SICKLES. The iurthor
hearing of the case was postponod until 11 A. M. to-day,
when tbo argumontaof counsol will bo heard:
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
To the Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge of live United Slatet
Court for the District of #i>u?i Carolina.
The p?tition or Francis Gaines Stowers, a citizen or
Georgia, respectfully showeth, that on tho 16th day bl
October, 186S, ho was, by force of arma and without le
gal warrant, seized and Imprisoned at Augusta, by a
guard of United States troops, In obedlenpe, as he was
Informed and believes, to a tologram sent to tho Post
Commander at Augusta, by Col. Brown, of the United
States Army, commanding the Post of Anderson, in the
State of South Carolina.
That your petitioner was carried under guard of the
troops of tho United Btatos, from Augusta to Columbia,
in tbo State of South Carolina, and there illegally and
without dne process of law Imprisoned under guard of
the troops of the United States, upon the charge of hav
ing boon conoemed In tho murder of three United States
soldiers, at Brown's Ferry, in Anderson District, In the
SUte o? South Carolina.
That on tho llth day of November, 1866, your peti
tioner was, without due process or law, but by order or
the military authorities of the United States, removed
to Charleston, and there Imprisoned by order of and
under the guard of the military authorities or the
United States.
That on the-of-a Military Commission was
convened by order or Major-General Sickles, United
States Anny, commanding the troops or the United
States in the State of Bobth Carolina, aa will appear by
a copy or said order, hereto annexed, as exhibit "A."
That on the-day of - your petitioner woe ar
raigned before Bald Military Commission, on tho follow
ing charges and speolBcaUons.
CHAROS I.-Attacking with armt, forcing and over
coming a guard of the military for?a of the United Statet.
BTKCrFI CATION.
In this, that he. Francis O. Btowers, a citizen of Geor
gia, actuated by hostility to the United BUtes, and with
intent to oppose Its military forces, did voluntarily as
sociate himself with an armed band, and acting there
with, did, with unlawful force and anna, attack, force
and overcome a certain guard detailed and on duty at
Brown's Ferry, in the Stat? of Sooth Carolina, under
the authority or the President of the United- States,
Gommander-in-Ohirf.of the Army and Navy thereof, and
did kill by shooting' with pistols, or with other fire
arms, and by drowning in the Havannah River, Corporal
W. O. Corbett, Private Emory Smith and Private Mason
Brown, all'of Company "A," First IJattallon Maine
Veteran Volunteers, United States Army,' all dnly enlist
ed soldiers of the United States, constituting the said
guard. ,
- AU this at Brown's Ferry, Anderson District, South
Carolina, on or about the nigbt of the 8th or October,
186S, while Martial Law was In force, by the authority
of the Pi cuident of the United States, Commandor- in
ch lof of the Army and Navy thereof.
CHARGE IL- Murder.
SPECIFICATION.
In this, that he, Francia Q. Stowers, a citizen of Geor
gia, did, in company with other oitlzena, assault, and
wilfully and . feloniously and of his mallco afore
thought, kill "with a pistol or other -weapon, and by
drowning In the Bavancah River, Corporal W. O. Cor
bett, Private Emory Smith nod Private Mason Brown,
all of Company "A," First Battalion Maine Veteran Vol
unteers, United Btates Army, all dnly enlisted soldiers
of the United State?, the said soldiers being then on du
ty as a guard at Brown's Ferry, in South Carolina.
All this, at or near Brown's Ferry, Anderson District,
South Carolins, on or about the night of the 8th of Octo
ber, leCS.whlle Martial Law was in force by the authori
ty or the President or the United States, Commander
in-Chief of the Army and Navy thereof.
CiiAiitiK IU-Robbery.
SPECIFICATION.
In this, that he, Francis G. Stowers, a citizen of Geor
gia, did, in company with other citizens, and being
armed with a pistol or other offensive weapon, felonious
ly asp ault Corporal W. C. Corbett, Private Emory Bmitb
and Private Mason Brown, all of Company "A," First
Battalion Mame Veteran Volunteers, United 8tates
Army, all duly enlisted soldiers of the United States,
the said soldiers being then on duty as a guard at
Brown's Ferry, in the Stato of Routh Carolina, and did
feloniously pnt tbem, the Bald Corbett, Smith and
Brown, in fear and danger of their lives, and did felo
niously and violently steal, take and carry away from
the persons, and against tho wills of them, tho said Cor
bett, Smith and Brown, certain goods, to wit : Arms,
accoutrements, horses, and one pair of boots.
AU this, at or near Brown's Ferry, Anderson District,
South Carolina, on or about the 8th of October, 1805,
while Martial Law ?rat ia force by the authority of the
President of the United States, Ooinraauder-ln-Ohlef of
tho Army and Navy thereof. ' JAMES P. BOY,
Major Sixth Infantry,
And Aottng Judge Advocate Dep't. So. Ga.
? To which said charges and specifications your ps
tioner pleaded not guilty, and thereupon trial was had
by said Military Oommlaalon, on said charges and speci
fications, and your petitioner oonvlotod thereon by said
I Military Commission and ?ontoucod to be hung, aud on
the twonty-flrat of April, eighteen hundred and slxtj
alx, the proceedings, findings and sentence of said Mili
tary Commission were approved by Gon. D. It. Sickles,
oommandlng the Department of South Carolina, in
General Orders No. SO, a copy whereof is herewith filed
as Exhibit "Ii," and your petitioner ordered to be hung
at Castle Plnokney, Charleston Harbor, on Friday, April
twonty-sevontb, willoh Bald order, sentenco and day of
execution were announced to your petitioner on Mon
day, the twenty-third of April.
And your petitioner further shows that applica
tion was thereupon made to his EzceUenoy, tho
President of the United Slates, who granted a reprieve
to your petltlonor, and your petitioner is now detalued
and imprisoned in Cattle Plnokney, in Charleston Har
bor, under and l y virtue of the order of Major-General
D. E. Sloklei, commanding tin department of North
and South Carolins.
Aud your potitloner fur thor shows that ho was not
bold to answor to ?aid offences on tho presentment or
indictment ot a Orand Jury, and that be was denied the
_?__ to ?apeody and public trial hy an impartial Jury
of the Htato and District ?heroin the crlmo had been
cominlltod. and that ho waa not in tho land or naval
lorcos of tho United Htatoo, or lu the militia in aotual
?<""1v'^.?n<?w".?ndls in no manner, subject to the
Jm??diction of the military tribunals ot tho United
STEW" *"r*xi1 ?llPKod offeiioes WAH Hablo to answer,
uurtnr duo preiMl of law, to the legally oonatltutod tribu
nal? fit tlio country.
And yi.ur petitioner farther ehowa that the offences
oliargodage na?your potitloner aro oognlzable solely by
m civil tribunals o? Mia Hiato of South Caroline: that
tho otplfal OfMtfM IttSfi wore murder and robbery,
commlttod lu Muirrmm i. iririm, in the SUte of South
Caroline, in IWMMl ..under tho colo and exoluetve
JurisdictionoftlintJ/iltwAHUloe,''butimtler the Juris
diction of the Miel?, ann that at tim timo the eald orlmo
was oonmillted tho UrmrU of lim Muli having Jurisdic
tion of tim orlmo and t,t tim person of your petitioner
were organized and fa frill M?MA? ot ?hoir Judicial
powers and tanr'Aiitia nntlat lbs nrooUmellon of hie
kxoellener the Vt tal font ni the Vrtlfefl SUM?, ?nd tho
proclamation oftho firm, it If, Vstif, fcgfHtGg Gov
ernor of tbo Milo ot Hou Ih Oatnilti*, a ti<1 ?ho Of d (nanoo
of the <Ktavenl!</H of Ibu flUio tit MtM Cefollna, con
vened br order tri His Piotltltmni tlutsttttrt of tbo SUte,
end thai there wee no matlof. oatie? of thing to hinder,
dofoat or delay, tho regalar administration of justico by
the. Court? of tho State, or tho trial of your petitioner
boforo said Court for hie alleged connection with said
offence.
And your petitioner furthor shows that by reason of
tho matters and thlngi herein ubovo Btated, the said
Military Comralaaion had jurisdiction noit-or of tho
crluio committed, nor of tho poraou of your potitlonor,
and that all the proceedings dono and had by i aid Mili
tary CommlRslon woro iilega' and void, without warrant
of Jaw, and in direct nurt op??u violation of tho Constitu
tion of tho United State? aii*l tho laws ?undo there
under, and that tho arrest and detention of your peti
tioner Is illegal and arbitrary, mid your petitioner there
upon prays a writ of habeas carpus to bo issued to tho
said D. E. Sickles, Major-Goueral of tho United Steles
Army, Cumniandiug tho Department of North and South
Carolina, commanding tho Bald 1). E. Sicklon, Major
General us nforesa'd, to bring beforo your Honor the
body of your pctitionor and tho caiiBO of hiB iletainor,
that tho said coinmitinont and dotatner may bo Inquired
into, and auch proceedings had thereon as aro agrco.blo
to law and justice. F. O. 8TUWJBR0,
Sworn to bet?re me this 30 h Juno, 18C0.
JAM ?CB CONNER, Notary Public.
To Major-General D. E- Sickle*, U. S A.:
You are horoby commanded that tho body of Francis
Gaines stowors, detained in your custody and under
your control, as it is said, togothor with tho day mid
causo of capturo and detention of tho said Francis
Oalncs Stowors, you have beforo mo at tho Court HOUHO
of the United States Court for tho District of South Car
olina, on tho fifth day of July instant, at 11 o'clock, A.
M., to do, submit and to re?oive wbst shall thou bo con
sidered and adjudged in that behalf, and havo you then
sod thoro this Writ.
Witness, tho Honorable George S. Bryan, Jadgo of the
District Court of tho United States for tho District of
South Carolina, this 2d day of July. 1800.
DANL. HORLBEOK,
C. D. O. U. 8. for South Carolina.
OFFICE UNITED 8TATES MARBIIAL, )
DISTRICT OF Boora CAROLINA, J
In tho absence of Get oral Sickles, I s r veil a copy of
this habeas corpus oxT Brigadier-Get oral O. H. Hart, As
sistant Adjutant-General of tho Department of the O-ro
llnaa. J. P. M. EPPING,
United States Marsho).
Sworn to beforo mo this 3d July, i860.
DANIhL HORLBEOK,
0. D. O. U. 8. for South Carolina.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sale? Tilla Day.
MILLIOIN, MELCUEBB A Co. will Boll this day, at
tho old Custom HOUHO, at 11 o'clock, a house and lot of
land In Shepherd street, between St. Philip and Coming,
and known by tho No. 21; alao, on Accommodation
Wharf, one smoke-stack.
BRUSH .'C BK- will Boll, this day, at tho corner of King
aud Wentworth atrcots, at 10 o'clock, a general stock of
morchnndlse.
BOWERS A SILCOX will Bell this day, In Broad street,
in tho rear of Mr. SANDERS' barber shop, at 10 o'clock,
25 largo and uno flag stones.
MILES DRAKE will sell thlB day, at bia atoro, corner of
King and Llborty atrcota, at 10 o'clock, an assortment
of boots, Bhoes, dry good?, clothing, Ac.
THE "CHEAP SKOAB STOBE" of Mr. L. LOBENTZ?B atlU
to be found at No. 392 Eing-stroet, whoro our smoking
friends will bo happy to find full and fine asBortmonta
of segara and smoking tobacco of every description;
likewise pipes of all aorta, from the moat primitive clay
to tho most elaborate meerschaum. No. 392 la the
place. Let pnffetB go and take a band.
-o
STOP THIEF 1-Thieves aro effectually made to obey
this order by tho patent money drawora for salo by
Meaars. JOSEPH W. HARRISSON A SON. The drawer has
an'alarmJsprlog lock, very puzzling to tho uninitiated,
which precludca tbo uso of a key, and?la suro to give
notice of any attempt at robbery. The drawer can bo
attached to any counter with four screws, and is imme
diately ready for uso, containing separate compartment?
for coin, bills, Ac. Seo advertisement
DR. HUMPHREYS' SPECCFIO HOMSOPATHIC REMEDIES
for families are vlewod with favor by all intelligent
cltlzon?, In and oat of profession. Tho medidnos or
specific for each disease is supplied In proper quantities
with full directions In a small book, and they have been
the moans of effecting very groat benefit. The system
of having a specific for each particular dlseaae, orglna
ted with Dr. H., and has been elaborated and oxtended
with great caro, and for their simplicity and ofllcloncy
leave but llttlo to be desired. Depot, No. 602 Broadway
N. Y. 6
$500 EEWAED,
Stop Thief; Yon are Outwitted al Last!
WHITE'S PATENT MONEF ?RAWER.
JUST BEGEIVED. A DOT OF THESE V?_LUABLE
?ALAUM MONEY DBAWEBS, andfor Bale at Artist
Supply, Paint and Oil Store, No. 63 Quocn-stroot.
OaB and examine them.
J08. W. HABBI890N b SON,
Agents for the State of South Carolina.
July 4 wfs3
ISAAC E. HERTZ & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS*
Factors and Auctioneers,
No. 201 EAST BAY,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
July 4 _?_3mo
SHIP BROKERS.
ISAAC E. HERTZ & CO,,
No. ?01 BAST BAY,
o_=a_^_JE-i__3STO_sr, s- o.,
HAVE COMBINED THE SHIP BBOKERAt-E WITH
their GENEKAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and
are now prepared to procuro FBKIQHTS end OH AB.
TEBS. Masters of veseels having no direct Consignees
can also obtain Freights or Charter? by applyingu
above.
BKFEBEKOKS:
GEO. A. HOPLEY A CO. IBAVENEL A CO.
MOTTET. BUCHET A CO. MARSHALL, BEACH A CO.
WM. P. HALL. IIOB'T MUBE A GO.
MORDEOAI A CO. IWILLIB A OHISOLM.
June 13_'_______..
THE
SOUTHER? EXPRESS COMPANY
Office No. 147 Meeting-street.
O OXsriSTBOT'IOlSr S
.WITH ALL
RAILROADS THROUGHOUT,
THE
UNITED STATES.
Every attention given to the
safe Transmission of Freight,
Money, and Valuables.
WILL GALL FOR AND DELIVBB
FREIGHT TO ANY POINT IN
THE CITY, FREE OF
CHARGE.
II. B. PlaANT,
President, Augusta, Ga,
April 38
RE-ESTABLISHED.
A. Gr E 1ST C Y
or THE
BATH PAPER MILLS.
A LARGE ASSOBTMENT OF VARIOUS SIZES AND
QUALITIES OF
MANILLA ANS RAO
WRAPPING PAPER
Will bo kept constantly on hand, and for aalo at
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
COTTON SAMPLING PAPER,
OF BLUE OOLOR. VERY STRONG AND LARGE,
prepared oxprossly for Cotton Sampling.
PAPEE BAGS
OF ALL SIZES AND KINDS.
STRAW WRAPPING.
JOSEPH WALKER, Agent,
Corner of Mooting and Market streets
July?_J _;_fmw.
GOOD NEWS TO SMOKERS.
DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO,
AT 91.?O PER POUND,
8UPERI0R TO ANYTHING AT PRESENT IN THE
MARKET.
EICBMOND SMOKING TOBAOOO, ALL LEAF, AT
CO cents per pound, pleasant favor.
REUALIA, 10 eenie a paaka^e; by barrel or quantity, a
discount of 10 por cent. At L. LORENTZ'
Obeap Sogar Store, No. 393 Klug street,
Firat Sogar Storo above Qoorge-atrcot.
July G_. a
DIG?STBRS, ICE COOLERS,
TOILET SETTS, JAPANNED AND BLOCK TIN
GOODS
LOOKS, HINGE8, BOLTS, NAIL8. large variety
COTTON SWEEPS AND SPRAW OUTTEB8.
By 8. B. MABSHALL,
July 4 wf_ No. 310 King-Btreot.
SHIRK HOOKS,
LIMERICK, KIRBY AND BAIT HOOKS .
NETT YABN, SEINE TWINES, FI8H LINE8, Cot
. ton. Hair and Silk
BEELS, FISHING BODS, MULLET AND SHRIMP
NETS, and FISH LINES, ready for uso
BULLETS. HAND AND FOOT LINES.
A large Stock at Wholesale and Betall, by
S. B. MABSHALL,
No. 810 King-street,
Third door below Soclety-atreot.
?Inly 4_wfi
CROCKERY, CHINA
AND
GLASS-WARE.
A FULL ASSORTMENT FOB SALE BY
WILLIAM G. ttHILDEN & CO.,
No. 255 KING AND No. 11 HAYNE-STREET.
June 15 fmw2moD
BILLIARD CHALE,
-ND WAX
IVORY COUNTERS
BILLIARD BALLS, CUES, Ac.
CUE LEATHER AND WAX
BONE AND IVORY COUNTERS
Furnlahcd by
WILLIAM G. WHILOM & CO.,
June 16 fmw.moa No. M5 KING-STREET.
HOWHSHIl DEPOT.
PLATED AND SILVER SPOONS
FORKS, CASTORS, TEA TRAYS
DISH COVERS, TABLE MATS
TABLE CUTLERY and
For aale by WILLOW-WARE.
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN & CO.,
Jun?lo" ftnw.mos No. 256 KING-STREET.
SPECTACLES AND EVE-GLASSES
-pEREOBOOPIO GI?AS8E8 FITTED TO SUIT ANY
JL age, by
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN & CO.,
June 15 fniw.mos No. 265 KING-STREET.
CLOCKS, WATCHES
AND
SILVER WARE
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN & CO.,
No. .86 KING-STREET.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED.
Jone 15 _--' fmw.raoe
BOLTING CLOTH
ANCHOR BRAND, AS30RTED, NO. 0 TO* 10.
MILL~BOC__S,
FRENCH BUBB AND COLOGNE, l8 To 40 INCHES.
HOLLOWVABE.
POTS. OVENS, AND SPIDERS.
For aale at
HAET & CO/S,
COBNEB KING ANO MARKET 8T8.
June 14 lmo
M?CPHERSON&DONALD SMITH
! BREWERS OF FINE PALE ALES ?PORTER
WEST18T^ST.BET"-N 7 &8AVE? NEW-YORK..
?BO.-W. CLARK & GO., '
Corner East Bay and Cumberland sheets.
CHARLESTON, S.O.
HAVING TAKEN THE SOLE AGENOYj Ol' TH>
anora o-lebrated ALB, acknowledgad to be
ihn best in the market, ara now prepared to ?apply the
TRADE of thla city and -lolnlty
Warranted to -Und the climat?.
Por gala In -arrala and half b?rrala.
Hay ?in
AUCTION SALES.
Estate Sale of House and Lot, Shephard-sir vet
By Order of Administratrix, and Consent of Or
dinary.
HY' MILLIGAN, MKLCIIKKS & CO
TBIS DAY, rill luelant, at 11 o'clock, nt the old
Poftofflct?, Eiist Boy, opposllo Broad-streeti wa w11
.Pll
All Ilia? LOT OF LAND, willi tho twcstory Wooden
Dwelling tlicreon, eituato lu Hli[*i>herd-8trc.it, between
St. I'hilrp ninl Coiniiii* ntr?*o'i?, and known HH NO. 21.
Tbo Lot mensures lil fert front by 1U5 feet deep more o
l?-.**.". 'J ho llniiHo containa four rooms with piazza an
kitchen attached, -hero is a fluewullof water ou th
prom?tes.
Terms-One-half CBB?; balance in one and two years,
with interest from dny of palo, secured by bond and
imwlflago
AIJIO, AT THK RAME TIME AMD rl-VCK, WILD BK OFFE HEB,
8 FINE BUILLINU LOTH of 1 acre each, in tho co
ponto limits of -inumcrvlllc.
Plat of above Lorn can b? Been at our store No. 2
Vunduo Banpo, and on day of Hale. July 8
AI IL LI? A (V, IUKLCIIKK8 a*- CO.
Will sell, on FRIDAY, 13lb Instant, on Accommodatio c
Wharf, at II o'clock A. M"
1 8MOKE8TACK, 0 feet diameter, 30 fcot IODO.
July 4_
Doola, Shoes, Dru Hoods, Clothing, dec.
HY HULK? OUAKE.
TBIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, will bo sold at n .. Store,
coner of Kin? and Liberty streets, 40 CAS. ?? AND
CARTOONS BOOTS AND SHOES, viz:
CASES MEN'8 CALF AND ENAMELLED I 'IANS
Cases Moil's clair Oxford Tica
Cases MOD'S Calf Balmorals
Casca Boy's Calf Balmorals
Cn,?OB Ladies' Goat Balmorals
Cartoons Ladles', Mistes' and Children's -J.ugrea t
Balmoral, and Oxford Ties
DHY OOOPH.
PIECES PLAIN AND DOTTED 8WI8S M?8LIN
Pieces Paul do Chenca
PiecoB Printed Lawn and Jnc< not
Pieces FIgurod Urcnadino and B&lzorlne
Pieces Plaid Do Laiuo and Glaco Check
Pieces Cnsslmeres, Scotch Tweed, hu in mor Jeans,
Nankeen, Confederate Gray Casslmere, Melton Cloth,
Long Cloth, Browu Homespun. Crash, Towelling, Ac.
I.nrll.'ir and Gents' Uositry, Boop Skirts, (Irenadin e
Volle, L. B. Bhlrts, Ladles'Tucked Skirts, Hair Nets,
Bair Rrti-hes, Pants, Couts, Ac. July 0
Sale of Dry Gi.odi, Hats, Shoes, &c.
BY Ititi \N di Hl-.IC. Auctioneers.
Will bo sold THIH DAY, C*h Instiint, at 10 o'olock, a
tho corner of Kin?* aud Weutwnrth-streets,
A GENERAL bTOCK OF MERCHANDISE.
CONSISTING IN PAKT OF:
8HEETING8. TICKINGS
Dross Goods. .Slims Is
Hosiory and Laces.
ALSO,
_BAT8. BOOTS and SHOES._July c
Tioenty-fice Large and Fine Flag Stones.
BY BOWERS .- SlMiu'X.
WiU bo sold, THIS DAY, 6th Instant, In Broad
street, in the yard roar of Mr. Sanders' Barber Shop,
next to Carolina Hotel,
26 FLAG STONES, largo and fine, from *2>; to over
- 3 InchcB thick, well facod for immodiato uso. Gan be
treated for at private sale, persons wishing so to do.
Terms cash. wf2 July 0
A Sloop for Sale.
BY s ni IT n ?_ -i< W11.1.1 VII Y v.
On MONDAY next, the 91b lust, at 11 o'clock, will b e
sold at tho foot of Hazol-stroot,
A20 CORD 8LOOP, In'good sailing order, and well
adopted lo river trade. She can bo treated for at priva te
?ale until the above date at NO. 27 DROAJ3 8TBEET.
Jnly 4_
PUR SALK.
WIU bo sold at BAMBERG, S. C, on TUESDAY, 17th
inst., to the highest bidder,
ONE HOUSE AND LOT, belonging to Allen Lodge, No.
98, A. F. M. ; verydeslrablo location In the town o i
Bamberg.
ALSO,
The OLD BUTNS of said Lodge.
Conditions-Credit until 1st day of January, 1807,
with two approved sureties, beariDg interest from day
of salo.
W. T. EA8TERLING, ,
J. F. IZLAR, |
M. W. FELDER, j- Commissioners.
W. H. IZLAR,
L. T. IZLAR. "J
July 4_13?
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE HORSES ,.
MULES, VV.Vi.O.VS, Ate.
Will bo sold on MONDAY, Jnly 16th. I860, at ia o'cloc
A.M., at South Commercial Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
60 MULES-In good condition
40 HORS-S-In good condition
1 lot ARMY WAGONS
1 lot AMBULANCES.
Terms cash, In U. 8. Currency.
Proportj- to bo removed within forty-eight honra afta
?ale, or stored at risk and expenso of the purchaser.
By order of
Brovot Lieut. Col. 0. W. Tu o sr AH, Ohlof Q. M.
JAMES B. GILMOBE,
Brevet Lieut. Col. and A.Q. M.
July 2_18_
PUBLIC SALES,
THE UNITED STATES MABINS HOSPITAL AND
GROUNDS, located in the City of Charleston, 8. C.
will be sold to the highest bidder, subject to the sp.
pro val of the bid by the Secretary of the Treasury,.
12 M., JULY 19th, 1860, on tho pr?mices.
Terms of Sale-$1000 cash; balance in equal payments*
of thirty, sixty and ninety days. A Oerti?cate.of Sala
will be given at the time, and the deeds to be executed
upon the paymont of tho last instalment of the purohasa
money. A. G. MACKEY, .
June 19 Collector of Customs.
PRIYATESALES.
GANTT di BOYLE
Offer at Private Sale
A FOUR HOR3E ENGINE, Henery's patent
A McCarthy Cotton Gin.
Apply as above,
NORTHWEST CORNER OHUR0H AND BROADSTE
July 6_1__
BY II. Al. MARSHALL.
At Private Sale
WIU be sold, "THE STATUTES OF SOUTH CARO
LINA," 10 Volumes, in Calf; also, other LAW BOO ES.
Apply as above, at No. 33 BBOAD-STREET.
July A_3_
BY CLIFFORD ?Si MATHHWES.
No. 31 1 -a Broad-street.
At Private Bale
That oentrally and desirably situated hand som e
HOUSE and LOT, No. 93 Wentworth street, a few door
west of Coming street. The Lot measures 60 fast fron t
by 180 feet doep. The Houso Is three and a hall H torio a
high, containing six square rooms, two nicely flnlahed
attics, dressing rooms, bith room, Ac, and pantry;
water and gia throughout tho honse, and ovary modern
convenience. There 1B also a very une elstern, large
number of well flolshed rooms In the yard, carriage
honse, stable, dower garden, fruit trees, Ac, and alto- -
gather one of the most conveniently arranged establish
ments in the city.
For terms apply as above._mwffl_July 2
Small House and Lot in Coming-street,
BY BUWERS <- SILCOX.
Will be sold at Private Halo
A SMALL HOUSE and LOT In Conrlng-street, n ear
Line, No. 227; lot measuring and containing on fron
and back Une, 25 feet by 110 feetdeop, be the samo m ore
or less, with a two story Honse, containing four room
and kitchen attached. Prlco moderate, only a portion
required in cash. mwfa Jnly 1
CHARLESTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGS
NO. 252 {IN THE BEND) KING-STREET.
WILLIAM M. P?L?T. PHUVdlWi?.
THE COUBSE OF INSTRUCTION EMBRACES BOOK
KEEPING, Arithmetic, Penmanship, ko., on the
European and American system, including Point's Ab
breviated Double Entry, all of which is Imparted by
Lccturo and Practical Loiisono.
ABTHDB P. LINING, Attorney at Law, wlU Leo*
turo on Commercial Law, every Monday Evening, at 8 J_
o'olock. Admission free.
Senor G. JEMEN EZ, Professor of Spanish and French.
Is receiving students for day and evening classes; will
also Translato at moderate rates.
Balance Sheet? tor merchants, Books drawn out at
Bhortest notice, Visiting, Wedding and Bualneea Carda
written to order. .-?_____? *.
Arrangements have been made with Private Boarding
Houses to ac-ommodato Studonta from abroad with
board at reduced prices. For terms and othor parUca*
lara, apply at the Colloge from 8 o'olock A. M. to MP.
M or to WM. M. PELOT, Auotloner, Commission
Morchaijt, Beal Estate and Land Agent, No. .9 Broad*
street_
WILBUR & SON,
?ENEIUL AUCTIONEERS & COMMISS-OBT
MERCHANTS,
01*7108 AND BALES BOOMS,
Nos. l8 and 15 State-street and Nos. lan.?
S Chalmers-street,
OI-AKJ-BSTON, B. O.
AprU 2 mwt'
