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"WEDNESDAY MOKNiNG, AU1.?8T 8, 1hi36.
FOltMON ITBM8.
??it 11.1.11 * in rims.
Tho Now York Herald correspondent write? from
Paris, July ?20, as follows :
Tho chtilera is now decidedly in Taris, and I
am sorry to have to mention a truly melancholy
caso of its ravages Miss Hiirbeck, a beautiful
and accomplibLcd young lady from Now York,
diod of eholera at four o'clock yesterday morning,
at tho Hotel W-graui, in tho Hue do .tivoli, where
abo was staying. On Tuesday evening eho was
full of life and gayoty, riding tin horseback in tho
Bois do Boulogne. Hue got hot, and aftor dinner
in her hotel complained of a chill frtm draughts.
Sho went to the ted rather poorly, hut nothing
was thought of it. In the course of the night eho
became alarmingly ill. Dr. Trousseau, Dr. Bey
lard (an American) mu? another phy-iician woro
sent for. They prouounci-a the easti one of cholera,
and tried all tee iipprovcd remedies, hut their
skill failed of ?ff-ct. Win.in twenty-four hours
from the time of seizure Ulm Har beck died. What
routiers tho cataalropbo tin- mon* distressing is
that she wus tnigagt-d to be married to Mr. Lock
wood, in St. Petersburg.
Efforts wore malo to postpone the funeral till
ho could bo sent for, but tin* ?evero French law
on the subject of rapiil inteimonta could not bo
ruado to bend to sentimental consideration, and
the young la.?ly wau burhd to-duy. A liront many
American rOvldoUta, among whom was Mrs. Bigc
tow, attended the funeral.
NKW CAKES.
There wc-ro ?erertil ihulera cases in the Taris
hospitals. At Aunen-? the vinitatiou continues.
Thoro were seventeen fatal cases on July 17. In
othor paris ??1 France the epMiuuio does not spread
greatly. It ia very bad in Ii??limul, where thero
liavo boon us many na three thousand live hun
dred cases.
THE CHOLERA IN LONDON.
[From the Pall Mall U'azetle, July 20.]
There eau bo no doubt now that the cholera,
which hau already effected a lodgment in many of
our more distant porte, has appeared in a very
troublesome form in Loudon. Thirteen cases
have been admit ted into tho London Hospital, aud
five deaths have occurred thoro thin week; and
othor patients ni" now j?* a precarious state.
Several deaths from ohoh-ra have taken place in
the neighborhood of the hospital. In accordance
with the provisions advocated iu tho short article
which wo lately published on cholera hospitals, a
spaotous ward has boen set aside for theso cases.
It is already nearly full. One or two cases have
alao boen admitted at other of the city hospitals.
It is stated that iu many of these cases the
patients had taken no precautions for arresting
tho premonitory diurrhu: ., aud all medical au
thorities, are agi cod on tho oxtromo importanoo
of such neglect. Several of tho patients who have
diod at tho London Hespir? 1 had not accepted tho
warning givon by tho premonitory affection. It
is impossible t>> insist too strongly upon the neces
sity of imm?diat?- attention to these early and
eufablo symptoms, which may so quickly pass into
fatal disease.
THE CUMMrif-IAL IKT-HEbTS OF OEM-ANT.
The Borsen-Huilo of Hamburg-the organ of
tho great commercial inter?, tits of that city-of
July 17, haB a l??ng artiolo. hended "The Parlia
ment and the Mercantile- Interests," from which
-wo extraot the iulloniug: The astounding occur
rences which, alinoht na in a dream, have npsot
tho whole organization of our great common fa
therland, if there vu h any organization at all,
have brought under the immediate notice of tho
commercial public tho ?jucstion how it is to act in
reference to the now state of things which hae
alroady beguu to resal, out uf the present var.
Tho comnien'if?! -outr/untty of Germany have, by
tho force of circumetaucop hitherto, as a rule,
.been excluded, both practically and theoretically,
from participation in the higher "State policy, and
even in the work of legislation. Its hold of aotion
has been confined to tho coasts, almost half
abroad, whom they have managed their affairs for
thcuioelvoH. This will now bo otherwise. When,
as now appears probable, a common representa
tion of the German people is to meet and give
expression to tin? Jj tent fco?ngs r? ?pocting the
. itolidarity of the wholo nation, then the represen
tatives of (Iriiniiii commnrco must not stand aloof
from tho donllicts at the elections as to who ia to
have tbo most important voice Among the several
intoreats to bo represented.
Quite apart from tho particular political ??mpli
. aations of the country, German commerce muat
mtistor gtrotiRly at the ?lections to the first Ger
mai Parliament, whioh will hero to deoide about
its moat vital interests, and whoso decisions will
be valid for a long time to come. All the qutts
.ticaa left in n'-eymien through the confusion an 1
.impracticability of the hitherto existing joint _ov
. eminent, will have tobo settled. Among theae,
besides the law of custom?, and tariff? in general,
vi ill be the important questions of internal trafilo
and trade, or coinage, weights and measures, of
banks and railways. Ac. In tho hi thor to existing
separate representative assemblies of the German
States the learned professions have chiefly been
entrusted with the management of affaira. In
the Piueeian Abgeordnetenhaus (House of Cum
aions) they outweighed ?II others, even in num
bera, bnt ?till more in ability to nu?ko thcmaolvss
beard. The total number of members amounts
to 362. Ont of tli?-ne, accordiug to the last elec
tions, thore ??-ero about 100 landed proprietors or
agriculturists, forty mcichiiuts and manufaotur
- era, 100 judges, forty oflioiils and forty literary
mon, profc-ssbrs, doctors, Ac. Thus, against 140
men ol' an independent practical calling, there
were 180 who did not r? present the material in
terest of tho people; and it we considor that the
latter, thru un h their education, have a great ad
vantage over all practical mon, wo may reckon
tho proportion a two to min, which clearly proves
that all decisions, of whatever natnre, wore en
tirely in the hands 01 til? learned profe-sions. * *
Tho reason why mun of business have not been
moro oxtonnively represented was chiefly this,
that they did not coiit-idcr the large number of
assemblies, not evntt tho Prussian Parliament, as
being able to contribute towards the proper solu
tion of tho vital ?jiH-ntioiiri affecting modern com
merce; the Ciiamoerts of Cummeroo of each did
thin much mine satisfactorily. As long as the
Zollverein or Cuctnma Union lasted, tho represen
tatives of Prussia hail no more to do with euch
-quostion-? that those ot the smaller Statos. They
.wore nnder the management of the Diet. * * *
lu a German Parliament, with a powerful central
government, without which it is no uso thinking
of a united Germany, tho mattor will be different.
Talk will not only bo required then, but deeds.
The Haiisctttio ttvwiiii must therefore exercise an
important influence at the coming eloctions. In
Germany we have i>. hurto been much too theoreti
cal, and couseqnen.lv believod that uobody could
representn-j properly 'nut advocates and professor?.
* * * It is not eloquence alone, or ability to
achiovo splendid victorien iu debate, bat practical
knowledge, which ii ti? most important qualifica
tion of a roprebontuiton. * * * To maintain
liberty which is a lae, and no rhetorical fiction,
requires progress iu national well-beiug. These
expressions must, by no meaus, be understood as
if we preferred people without learning and cdu
- cation. We desire to have clever and ednoated
people, learned in their way, but mon whose ex
perience has given them the opportunity of test
ing thoir loaming in tbo crucible of practical life.
Wo, therefore, repeat what we have often urged.
that commercial education should bo more liboral
and extensivo, particularly in foi mai matters not
to bo acquired in everyday lifo, and which would
enable the merchant to cope with the learned
gentleman even in debato, by giving him tho re
quired unity of thought aud action.
TUB AUSTRIAN TnOOPB FnOM ITALY.
Tho arrival of the troops from Italy has givon
now life to the austrian army. They aro full of
couililonce, and are not at all afraid of the noodlo
giiii. Tho boaritig mid look or the mon I have
seen inepire one with eonQdouce in thoir power to
fight, and their generals aro men of oxporlonce
and skill. Hoon they will bo called on io show
their quality, fur if reports bo true the Prussian
vodetios have bcou ?-e.-n within twelve miles of
this. Tho Austrian?, however, are in good case
tomejt tin-in. 1 hey have 11 ?w had time to rest
and get supplies. .A gioat city is at their baok.
Their cavalry is activo on tho plains, aud Edel
abcim, who wi< worn tub! was miasiug, is now re
ported to bo giving tho Prussians many amauvai
quar.t d'heure on Bank and iront.
FOCIKKIKS nV A fllKNCH HANKEU.
[Parit [July 20; corr?jK.n<i<;nc<5 of London Times,,
A very large frauJuiont faUnre hae j tint taken
\
placo at Lille, wi.oro it fias boon discovoieil t !?_.( _
banker, called Joire, lian maiia-cd I?? insuo furRort
bills to the amount of over ?100,000. M. Juirc
hau boon arrost?>d at Vicbv, where ho was taking
tho waters with bis daugiitcrs, but his eon, who
waa manuring busiucss duriug his abronco, bas
at present oludori tho soarch made for him. Tho
Lill? Branch of tho Bank of Franeo has boen vic
timized for ?40,000.
msCEL-ANEOt'S.
A German journal recounts the following opi
eodo of ono of the lato battlos:-"A young sol
dier, in tho midst of tho tumult of battlo, thought
ho saw on tbo grass a four-louvud shamrock
growing- As such a plant is rare, and is consid
ered to bring good luck, ho etoopod to tako it. At
that vory instant a cannon ball passod ovor his
head ao near that ho must huvo been killed if ho
bad not been bending down. Tho man so miracu
lously saved lum sent the plant to which he owes
his lifo to his betrothed at Konit.borg.
Tho English und French journals have spoken
of tbo resignation of Prince de Mottenden from
his post of Minister f<?r Austria at tho Court of
the Tuileries. A Vienna lottor states that be did
oflur to withdraw, but waa not allowed by tho Em
peror Francis Joseph.
Tn_ mania for ooUe-ting postage stamps haB
added a now word to tbo lmiRuatio, "pbilotelist,"
which is "tho last now ooguomon for those on
?ja/>ed in tho inter-fltl-g study of ntainp collect
ing." So, at least, nays a Mr. J. M. ?Stourton, who
has lately published a rol?me entitled "Postaco
Stump Itarg-rie. ; or, The Collector's Yudo Mo
duli." tbo object ot which is to enlighten the
English collector in i egan! to the diff?rences be
tween real and bogus pontrigo stamps, or foo
similes, as tho vondon? of tho last prefer to havo
them called Willi the exception, perhaps, of
Spain, the lato Couft-dcrato Suites havo suffered
most in tbo forgery of their stamps. Mr. Stour
ton gives, among otbor things, a description of
thotruo and falte ho?d of Jeff. Davis, which is
amusing in its way. Here it ia :
GENUINE.
Davis han a short beard,
which is seen vory clearly.
Top of the coat la of
much tho samo color as the
back-ground.
Vory littlo of the front of
the shirt ia shown.
In tho Inscription the
"0" of 'Confederate " and
the last "A" of "America,"
are on a Uno wah the
month.
The portrait of Davis is
Uko, and baa a flxod and
stern expression about It.
rono-D.
Beard scarcely visible.
Top of tho coat contrasts
strongly with the back
ground.
A great deal of the front
of the shirt Is shown.
The"0" or " Confede
rate," and the last "A" of
"America " are on a Uno
with tbe nose.
Tho face is is not at all
like Davis, and haB a vory
stupid expression about it.
Tbk Trenton (N.J.) Gazette aays that a returned
Californian is making quite a sensation at Cape
May by his lavish expend?turo of money-all hard
cash. He disdains your paper trash, as he terms
it. Nothing but the fastest teams will suit his
excellency. He is a very tall, well built poraon
age, with dark hair and flowing beard, and has a
sort of clerical appearance. As regards dress he
is rather unique. He ia stopping at one of the
small hotels near the beach. The landlord will
probably'wake up some morning and find his
guest miBuing, with a long bill yet awaiting Bot
tlemont.
...
Tbo incomo of Augustus Hcmenway, of Boston,
for 1865, was $220,000. Ho does not enjoy ii, how
over, being a lunatic. He made his first venture
by chance. Ho wan super-cargo of a vessel bound
from Boston to Buenos Ayres, many years ago.
Nearing the latter port they learned it was block
aded. Changing their couran they went into Val
paraiso, sold the cargo of flour for 300 or 400 per
cent, profit, and took in a full load of copper ore,
whioh cost not a single cent, and sold it for an
immense sum in Boston. -
Santa Anna's Estate Confiscated.-The Im
perial Government of Mexico has by decree or
dered the sequestration of tho domains of Don
Antonia Lopez de Santa Anna and appointed a
receiver.
OKFICIAL.
P98TOFFICE8 IN ACTUAL OPBKATIOM Fal BOU_H
CAROLINA TO JUNK go, 186?.
orpio-s.
Duo West,
Greenwood,
Loundsvllle,
Anderson,
Belton,
M?_e neville,
Honey Path,
HtertsTille,
Becky Ridge,
?ballow Tori,
at-en,
Jehnson's,
Baaibsr?,
Banwell,
BWekvllle,
Midway,
While Ponde,
Beaufort O H,
-?or t Boyal,
Bean eau 's.
Bamcserville,
OhATieaton,
St Stephen's,
Oheraw,
BUgevUle,
Watterboro',
Oartersvlhe,
Doves' Depot,
Ploroaoe,
Darlla?gaOB,
Boolety HU,
Edge-eld,
Blakeway,
Georgetown,
Oonwaybora',
Little Uiver,
C-->-.-.
Ouretoa _ Store,
Lau caster,
Fleydiville,
Little luck,
Marl n.
Mar's Bluff,
Mullins Uepot,
Brifco-'s Meek,
Clio,
PonarU,
Frog Level,
Newberr?,
Ora-geburg,
St Mathews,
Piokeas,
Pu k.LBville,
Wal balls.
Fair Play,
Colara!?!?,
"tukoyvlll?,
Lynchbnrg,
Hum ter,
Iftysvllle,
Innisville,
Unlonvllli,
Bock rilli.
Smith's TO,
Torka-llift,
Fort -lill,
I.ynolie's Lake,
-roonville,
Truvollrr'n Best,
Ohoa.er,
Blaok's Stock,
Bp-rtanburg,
DI-XKI?-.
Abbeville,
Abbeville.
Abbeville.
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Aadwreon,
A derson.
Antler?.?,
Anderson,
Barnwell,
D.rnwall,
Barnwell,
Barnwell,
?.r-well,
Barnwell,
__rnw.ll,
Beaufort,
Beau roi t,
ObarlestoB,
Ofcarleatoa,
Charleston,
Charles ton,
Ohrstorfleld,
Oollston,
Oolleton,
Dar' 1 u ?ton,
Darlington,
Darlington,
Darlington,
Darlingtoa,
Edgrfleld,
Fairfield,
Georgetown,
Horry,
Hurry,
Kershaw,
Lan -alor.
Lan castor,
Manoa,
Marion,
Marion,
Marlon,
Marlon,
SA arion,
Kowberry,
Newberry,
Orangeburg,
Oran"eburg,
Plckeus,
I'ickons,
Flckens,
Plckons,
Richland,
Suinter,
Bu m ter,
Samtar,
Sumter,
Union,
Union,
York,
York,
York,
York,
ha un ?
Andrew B H-wttisra.
Miltoa Oskera.
Edwla H -la?*??--.,
kirri Htleab. ta Week.
Mary _-_ri?ee_.
Bobt A Bead.
David V Barri-em.
loka A Jackson.
MUie nw'sk a Hayas.
Mrs I_?.r* F Pill sr.
.eoLRaaek.
*_fu. Wo-dwaeeL
_oha Dexen.
?ljak L rJ_dlee.
Beraerd D Laage.
Loals A Bark?.
Mis? O L W11 Unes.
James R Yerdiea.
Okas P Dray wa.
G W DeHay.
B-a'l K-agmaa.
stanley ? ITott
Herman Paa_erkleter.
Blieabeth arahana.
Joeephioe cordes.
Henry Albrecht.
Snore? W Du H o se.
If athew A Bvaae.
Oharlotte Roneo.
James M Brown.
John Don pi ia.
Sdward T Walker.
Waa Carlisle.
Tkoaaas McFeely.
Jos J Hlehwc ed.
1 homes B Dana.
.?>* M Gale.
Tboasaa R Magul,
Barak J Johnson.
Penen? U Floyd.
Bare- r towart.
Julius Brown.
Margaret A William-.
Rudolph Yampin.
John Henry Rogers.
M.rluorough, Julia A Bristow.
Newberry, William Bummer.
David Klbber.
John F Lagrove.
Tbaddeus O Hubble.
Saille J Wiles.
Catherine T Glbsoa.
Alpha B Howard
OhxlaUna H IserUll.
Benj K Doughty.
J 0 Jenner.
Henry W Fraser.
Oban E Spencer.
Wm C Duncan.
Jautos E Wither spoon
Htzeklak Ward.
WmTHa.
Mar?n L Rutland.
Michel Duffy.
Bmeiy lu alexander.
Thus _ Da vaut.
Wilil-maburg, Amanda Munkola.
Grouivill-,
Grf-nville,
Cheater,
Cheater,
Bpartanburg,
Janus M Allen.
Elizabeth Bedfora.
John ifeCoughaa,
John L Cameron.
Fre-rlch Hale.
POSTOFFIOE8 REOPENLD AND POSTMASTERS
COMMISSIONED IN SOOTH CAROLINA, FROM
JULY 1st TO 10th, 18.6.
omsKs.
BonolBvlIlo,
Town vllie.
Winiam eton,
SeltkotchT B'dgo,
TaDsaoaevllle,
Do-e,
Bighteon Mile,
Lo-ln.ton,
Hopkins' T 0,
Bash's 8toro,
DIHT-IOT.
Abbeville,
Anderson,
Anderson,
O illoton,
Darlington,
fairfield,
Plckuue,
Loxlugton,
Rlnhland,
Lexington,
KAUE OT BOBTa-A-M
Louis Pearlatlue.
James N Bryson.
Toomag W Folgor.
Abraham Levka.
Franc ib a Thomas.
Jam?- B Kennedy.
La-nuc4 Hondneks.
Mary J Simmona,
Thos Jonklns.
Levi Biak.
LIST OF POaTOFF?OES OPENED AND POfVTMAST
KHH COilMIHSIONKD IN SOUTH CAROLINA
FROM JULY 10 to l8, 1800.
Oa-.0_g.
Nlr.lt Bl-,
Slabtowo,
Bqu?llty,
eilUaonvllle,
Manning,
Marie tU,
C-icK Springs,
Cliston,
Beaner Pond,
Daeusvllle,
Milo Creek,
Hunter's Mills,
Arnold's Mills,
Cedar Hills,
Mask Crees,
Yaaoe's Ferry,
Table M ou i tain,
B> cholor'sReiri-at, ickeuH,
Camp Ridge,
AnUooh,
DI <TaiOT.
AbbovlUe,
An?-ori?on,
Andereon,
Bti-urort,
Clarendon,
Gr?e avilie.
Green ville,
Lriurons,
Lexingten,
Piek.ns,
Pickena,
Plokons,
Plckens,
Spartanbnrg,
Greenville,
Orangeburg,
P.okens,
NAUK OF rOSTUASTE-.
Bttzel MoKnight.
James B Smith.
Mra Rebeeoa Mayfield.
Joku AUIIU!.
Alfred F Tremain.
Misa O Jorep'ne Good.
Mrs Llnna Smith.
Henry M Martin.
Chea Hulld.
Marous A Margar.
Mrs Mary J Robina.
Wm Hunter.
Wm MoMaban.
Frances E Farms..
M E P Yonngblood.
RsiiB.-i M K Avingar.
IUb-cca Bald.
Griff Orapshaw.
Wl Uamaburg, Selina Bchoeklor.
York, Ira Harding,
v ?? '?v* s . ? .___..
Exports.
BOSTON-Per steamship Theodor*? D Wagner-l-l
bales ott?n. Sl bhds Iron, 311 ubis Roslu. 3 bales
Matting, 25 boin M-tai. C lill 'h Metal, G Gun Car
riagis, 5 Gun Chassie, 8 Doios, 1 Trunk, ?7 balot
Raus and Ropo, 4 bales Bai/ging.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship John Gibson-3 bales
Cotton, and 8. Hides.
The Clit-r-cstiin Cotton Market.
Buyers having yestarday mostly withdrawn from tho
market, there was Uttlo or no dornend, and wo could
hear of no transactions.
Augusta Market,
AUGUSTA, August 6-Cotton-The market is very
dull. Wo hear of a fow sales of very small lots at the
old figures-28 to 32.
Gold-1 he demand ia light. Brokers aro buying at
US ?ntl Boiling at 117.
Silver-Brokers luiy at 137 and B-ll at 140 to 142.
SCCU HI 1 IKS - Du ii.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, August 2.-Cotton-Tin? demand has boen
light BOd mirket quiot throughout tim day. Onl two
broker* wore in Um mamut, ta?ing 3(1.) bales betweoti
thom at about yesterday's pri?es. The New York mar
ge', was aiso dall up to 1 o'clock to-day at 3<>,>.c for ?Mid
dling Uplands.
H-M-TAB- and Financial- A 8 will be seen by our
noon diBuatch trom New York, Gold lins dropped '"
nineo last evening. This has had no material effect
bo o. however, for the market ?nu ?lull onrl woi?k no
f'TO this new? was received. The supply on salo con
tinuos lu ht, and tbo few transaction? reported hnvo
beon at 146 to 1 It'. '.
Exchange if still dull, with light transactions at par
cbeekini; by banks and bankers, and <-., to ,. discount
buying outside hills.
Sterling dull and nominal.
New Oilcans Bight par.
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS, August 4.-Cotton-Continuesdnll. Tho
market has lost all animation, and wo may reasonably
calc?lalo nunn its "dragging a slow longtb along" until
B-plombor, when the now ?oaaon will have set in. Wo
rjuote ;
Ordinary.24@2Go.
Good Ord?nary._Gt_i27c.
Low Middling.28@3Uc.
Middling.80?3Ic.
Strict Middling.32@83o.
Good Middling.34@_6c.
AVllmlnffton 1-arbet.
WILMINGTON, Augusto.-T?nrEmiNE-Is In mode
rato Inquiry and market steady. ales of 316 bbls at
S3 60 for virgin, $3 for yellow dip, and $1 60 for hard,
por 280 lbs.
SriniTH T0RP-NTTN-.-Seles of 38 bbls at iOJ.o, and
27 do at 01,_o per gallon for white.
Bobin.-Sales of 26 bbls at $1 76 for blaok; 04 do at $2
10 for common and No 2; 200 do at S2 26 to $2 60 for No
2; 25 do at $3 for red, and 110 do at $4 60 to $6 for
No1.
Tan.-A lot of 90 bbls, in shipping order, sold at
K2 26 per bbl.
Bacon.-Sale of 2SO0 lbs North Carolina at 22c for
shoulders, 23o for hog round, and 24c por lb for hams
lonsigniM par Sooth Carolina, itallrond,
August 7.
43 bales Cotton, 67 bales Mdzo, IG car-loads Railroad
.ar Wheelo, 1 car Fencing Posts, and Hundries. To J
M Caldwell k Sons, J No.b tt, E N Fuller, W P Dow
ling, E J Wise k Oo, H L Jeffers & Co, bavonel _ Co, E
3 Boll. G W William?i k Co. G W Spencer, Willis k Chls
j)m, Taft k Howland. G W Clark k Oo, H Jager. Kb ..ugh
_ Malloueo. Charlotte and 8 O R R Co.
l'oncncrr..
Per steamship Theodora D Wa nor, for Boston-O J
3hafeo and lady. Miss Addlo Ohafee, A Oo e and lady,
Ure Stickney, Mrs P Doogan, Mils Kate Doogan, J E
Hodge, Capt L B Ross, P U Kegler, P H Kegler, Jr, Mr
Kegler, Lewis T Mamu. G 0 Mo-iulty, G E Daly, G W
Smith, S A Nelson, A J Salinas, E O Salinas, and I In
iteerage.
Per steamship John Gibson, for Baltimore-B M But
ler, Miss M Butler, J H Barnett, and 8 in steerage.
Per steamship -aragosss, iront New fork-J Michael
ion, R Be ion, Rev Mr Welsh, Mrs Llobesohirk, Miss
-iebeschiok, E Valentine, A Pitcher, Mrs Bells, A A
.Usas, N W Marpol, H P Rugg, Br M H BIy?.a, and 9
in steerage.
PORT CALENDAR.
OOBBEOTKD WEEKLY.
PIT-BE- OF TUB -[OOH.
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SewM. 10th. Mb 16m. marni full M. 24th, lOh. 8m. even
it
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF C H A II L K - T O N .
Arrive- Y ?al er<l _jr. iAu.-ST T
Sohr OaroUna k Cornella, Davis, Nsw Tork, 11 days.
3orn. ToTIE'trk Co.
AT QUARANTINE.
fHeamship Saragossa, Orowcll, New Tork, gtrkoars.
Ildae. To Ravenel A Co, Southern Express Co, Na
tionsl Ex ?rsas Co, SORB Oo, Adams, Damon k Oo, J
S Adger ti Co, O N Averlll k 8on, A H Abrahams k Son,
D A Ammo, O D Ahrens k Co, J Armstrong A Co. H
Bischoff k Co, Bollmann Bros, B: rgnaaau k Co, T M
Bristol], Brown k Hyer. W T Burge k Oo, Bart h Wirt,
D Briggs, J Beans, J U Boeich, Bogert, Denny k Co, W
ti Bird A Co, E Brody, Cameron, Barkley A Co, Chlsohn
Bros, Craig, Taomey k Co, Campbell k Higgins. P A
.hazel, J W Carmalt, F Christman, H Oekta A Oo, W H
Ohafee, Clac ins & Witte, Duuglass k Miller, B David, J
_ F Dawson, E J Dawson k Oo, P J Esnard, A W Kckel
k Co. A Elfe, J A Enslow _ Co, J II Eason, W H Rast.r
by, J F Picken, B Feldman, T P Forreston, Fraser k
Dill, R W Gale, C K Hnger, G H Hoppock, W S Henery,
I Hurkamp k Oo, J H Hillen, H L Jeffers k Co. A 11
llng, J P Kelp, W Knoubcn, King k Casstdey, Kllnck,
Wiokenberg ? Co, Lauroy fc Alexander, D Lopi _, O
Lltscbgi, D Lillientbal k Co McKay k Campbell, Hunt
Bros, W Mccomb & Co, J U k D Muller. T Murphy, W
f-arsckor, Muller k Nli_.it-, O H Moise A Oo, B O'Neill,
I O Ojemann, J M Osborn, L Oioutt, J F O'Neill k Son,
D Paul . Co, W Roach, C Rosentha1, W R-bonstcin, W
V Rupert k Co. J Russell. Bavenel k Barnwell, Streot
Bro? * Co. W B Hmlih k Co, T -mull A Co, H Slegilng.
E Sommers, Strauss, Vanees k Co, G W Steffens k Co, J
B E -loan, L Smith k Co, Schnell k Co, Tobias' 8ons,
-hempson A Co, Ufferbardt k Camps en, J Ton Hollen,
0 Voigt, J H Vollere, Waginer, Heath k Monieos, G H
Waitui- A Co, Werner k Ducker, Wardlaw k Carew, Wil
bur A Son, Wnlburn A Stelling, Mohrtons k Wohltmanu,
1 WaUcor, R Wing. Wurhmann k Lilllenthal, G W Wil
liams k Co.
Cleared. Yesterday. iAooust 1
Steamship Theodore D Wagner, Baxter, Boston-A J
Salinas.
Ita unship John Gibson, Reed, Baltimore-Willis k
OhUolni.
Wunt to Sea Yesterday. [A.o.ST 7
Steamship Theodora D Wagner, Baxter. Boston,
-teatnshlp John Gibson, Reed. Baltimore.
Brig Jane _?l:er, Thomson, Philadelphia.
SUMMERRI-SOIIT
GLENN SPRINGS,
SPAftTANBVRG DISTRICT. ?. C.
W. O. ANDERSON. Puo_bi_to_.
18 NOW OPE M FOR Til B SEASON.
TEBM8.
$2 60 per day, $65 per month.
Access by railroad to Bpartanburg 0. H. Hacks from
there to the Springs.
August 7_. 12
I). 0. EBAUGH,
Millwright, Machinist and Engineer,
IS PR-PARED TO FURNISH STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Mills, Grist Milla, Engines for Cotton Gins
UM Shafting, Ao.
Is agent for tho best Turbine Water Wheel in the
vountry.
Puta np his Machinery on Plantations, and guarantees
io pertoro- according to contract, la going to ii al ti moro
in a fow days, and can attend to any onior personally,
address D. 0. EBaU??H,
Angoste_12_Monk'? Corner, N. E. B. B.
NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RETURNED TO LH_
Olty, will contract for all kinds of HOUSE-BUILD'
INO AND REPAIRING. W. H. tiRUVER,
No. 144Wentwort_-sti--t,
Jr at Dawso- * Bfc?fl-Mr-b Not, IT Broad-ctree'
-?rptam-er/ tatt!
If
'LUA?JbUJb' ?TU(J_C
A COMPLETE ASS
A.BOVE isr__.:
"FOU s_
SHEPHERD, D
ISTo. 4353 I
July l8
LINDEMAN & KONS1
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO FORTES
WERE AWARDFD AT TRT. L\TE l'AIR OF TUE
American Iiintlnito the KIltST PREMIUM GOLD
MEDAL for NOVfcLTY. "UPERUUtlTY, anil EX EL
1 ENCE; also, at tin? Hiato r'ulru of Alieliliiau, I'.diaiin.
Kansas, and wherever thov have hcen exhibited lu com
petition. Worcrooim, No.2 LE ROY PLACE UI.EEi.'KKR
STREET, one black west of Broadway. Sei'd for Cir
cular. Gott-chalh says: "It lu tim fluent instrument I
bavo over triai) ; the tune comes out as rich and solid at?
that of a Oran?! Piano." Charles Fradd-"I consider
the Cycloid piano a surco a in ever} respect." Win.
Mason-"I regard them as very superior Instrumenta."
July 21 nu ?v'luioB
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
Drawn Daily at Covington, Ky.
MURRAY, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS.
Tickets from $1 to $30.
CIRCULAR- BENT FREE OF CHARGE. ORDERS
for TIOKKT8 In tho above LOTTERY promptly at
tended to. Drawings mailed as soon-s the Lottery is
drawn. Havana Plan Lottery-30,000 Tlobota; 60S
Prizes. Capital Prize, $100.001*. Draws the 15th and
Slat of e*_i month. Address
B. T. PETERS,
TJnited StatPB Licensed Agent,
Ifo. 00 Hasel atroet, or Eoy Uox S3, PoBtoRlce.
July 20 Jmo
DBS. RAOUL & LYNAH
HATE RECENTLY RECEIVFD A LARGE STOCK OF
DRUU.s, SOM', PERFUMERY ND PROPRIE
TARY AND FAN"' Y AltTlcL?-S. wl ich they offer at
Wholesale ami Retail. Thoy ?ettlj call special atten
tion to tho foiinwii ?j :
OLIVE OIL
Flax Seed (grouiul;
Tapioca
Camphor
Opium
Cotton Wadding
Pair. Opium
Pulv. Llquorioo
July 38
".[(-?Urine Ch?st? (Plantat'n)
Medicine Chtats (ship use)
Glycerine
pirlta Lavender
I'hOHphor'c Acid
l ?in i ? lo Acid
Rostu Ointment
Merourial Ointment.
M?ORHEA-D'S
CELEBRATED BITTERS.
TSB PUBLIC ARE RE8PBOTFULLT INFORMED
ihit ih??o hi_hly ssteer-od BITTERS are now made
by the same person who made them for over tweuty
yean for Jamas Moorhead. He bavins tbe original re
ceipt, can co-ftdently reoommaid the-i equal to any
made during Moot bead's life time.
bold in quantities to ault purchasers at No 09 CAL
HOUN-PTREET, so-ib side, between Meeting ano An
son but otu. jambs Mckean.
July 11_Ina o
SIMILI A SI9IILIBI?S C?RANT?R.
HUMPHREYS'
IIOniU'.OI'ATlIIC ?PK-IFICS
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE
RIENCE, an cn ti rosucae-i: Himplo-Prompt-Elfl
aleot and Bailable. They ara the only medicines per
foctly adaptad to popular use-so simple that mistados
cannot be made In using thom; ao harmir*- as to be
tree from danger, and ao offlclout as to be always relia
ble. Tti? y bave lalsed tho hlghost commendation -rona
a-, a_d wl- alwey? rendar satisfaction.
Cents,
(to. 1, cures Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations.. 36
" J, " Worms Worm-Fever, Worm-Colo.. 30
.. 8, .. Crying Collo, or Teething of In
fants. 26
" 4, " Dluri-Iioett of Children or Adult??.... 26
.. 6, " Dymntcry. Griping. Bilious Colic... 30
?. 8, " Chole . n, Mortons, Nausea, Yotalt
lng.
" 7, " Co-glis, Colds, Bronchitis.
.. S, " If-t-ralgle, Toothackc, Faceacbo.. 30
.. 9, " Hcaaaene8,81ckH?iadache,|Vertiga. 30
" 10, " Dyspepsia, Biliens Btsmaok. 20
" 11, <. Suppressed, or Palatal Periods..... 20
" 13, " "Whites, too profsso periods. 30
.. 13, .. Croup, Oougb, Dlffleult Breathing.. 22
<. 14, " Salt Klteaaa, Er?s pelas, Ernptlone. 20
" li, " RTafjaa-me-tlan?, lthounatlo Pallin... 20
.. 1?, " Fever und agate, Ohlil Fsver,
Agnes. 00
.. 17, " Piles, Blind or Bleeding. 60
'. l8, .. Upihalmy, in? 8( tu i?r *Y?wi Kjes. 60
" 19, " Catarrh, AcutO or Chronic, luflu
eaza. 60
.' 30, .' *VVlt?oplngCo?gh, Violent Coughs 60
"??.I, .' Asthuau, Oppressed Br?3?Ublng.. 60
>. it, .. Kar Discharges, Impaired Hear
ing. 60
" 23, .. Scrofula, Enlarged Gland?, Swell
ings. 60
" 24, " Geseral Debility, Physical Weakness 60
" 26, " Dropsy and 8<_.nty Secretions. 60
" M, '. Sea Sickness, Sickness from Bid
iug. 60
" 37, " Kidney Disease, Oravel. 60
" 28, " Nervous Debility, Seminal Emis
sions, Involuatary iscnargeii.1.00
.. 39, " Sore Mouth, Cantor. 60
h 80, " Urinary Incontinence, Wetting
Bed. 80
.. 81, " Paliifui* Periods, even with
Spasrr i. 60
i? 83, .? Huffer ?.age at Change of Lfo.1.00
.. a;?, " Kpilepsy, t-pasms, -?t Vltus' Danco.l.OO
"'34, " Biptherlit, Uleoratod yore Troat,... 60
FAMILY CASKS.
JO vtah. morocoo case and book.$10.00
10 large vials, in morocco, and book. 6.00
20 large r?ale, plain caao, and book. 6.00
IS bates (Nob. 1 to 16), and book. 8.00
VKTKRINAIIY 8PKCIF?C8.
Mahogany cases, 10 vials.110.00
?isgle vials, wiib directions. 1.00
j-js-Thes?. remedies, by tbe caso or single box, are
lent to any part of the country, by Mall or Exproas, froe
if charge, on rocolpt of the prl?je. Addrosa
HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC
nOMOOPATHIO MKOIOINK COMPANY,
Office and Depot No. 6C3 Broadway, New York.
Dr. Htmrna-aTa is consulted dally at hie offloe, per
tonally or by latter, as above, for ah forms of disease.
KING & C ABSIDE Y.
W. A. SKfUlVK.
A. W. KCKKLe tV CO.. Iictall Agents,
No. 231 K1NQ-8TREET, 4tb door above Market-st.
April 16 mwfOmo too_Obarleston, 8. O.
TUB CAUUL.INA TIMK?,
PUBLISHED EVERY WlSDNEHUAY, AT ORANGE
BURG O. II., a O., by THAD. O. ANDREWS.
Tbe only paper publisbed in the rieb and flourishing
District of Orangebarg, 8. O. Circulation of tbe Papet
extensive and rapidly lncreaslnst.
SUBSCRIPTION.
Weekly Paper-one year.....$6.
Weekly Paper-six months. 2.
Weekly Papor-three months. 1
To oloba of ten or more the Paper will be snppllod
li por josr for caoh copy.
To clubs of twenty or mere the Paper will be snppll
at $8 per year for each copy.
CONTRACT ADVEBTISEMENT8.
One square-one month......$
Ono square-two months. 8,
One square-throe months. 10.
One square-six months. 13. 0
One square- twelvo muntha.,. 16.0
?I8-OTJNT8.
Twesty-flvaperoeut. disou-u? allowed oa adver Use
menta of three aqnares or over.
Thirty-three per cent, discount allowed on ad verti??.
menta of half noir inn or over.
Fifty per oem. ?Recount aUowed on adverttsemoxita o
ons oolnmn or ovor.
Terms o ash.
MOABI * ANDREWS,
ItareblS _lu_r-*toca.
<*?
Ail li TJtlli?lMlJNcrt?.
OBTMENT OP THE
?VIED GOODS
a.I__G _AT
?C & COHEN'S,
-Ting-street.
SOUTHERN IMPORTING
AND
MANUKA CTUKING
DRUG FIOTTSJE,
No. 238 King-street.
PiiAl'" & MM BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST8
AND
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
_No. 238 Kincr-s reet,
FOURTH DOOK ADOVE MARKE T-ST.,
Cliarlcfc-ton, S. C.
N. A. PRATT, 1
Oliemist to late
O. 8. Nitro and
Mining Bu
reau.
8. W. WILSON.
' P. B. WILSON,
-rtdusto of
I Phlla. CoUege
I of Pharmacy, k
I rlii'miRt to lato
I 0 _ urd. Dep't.
The Proprietors are Native Gcorglaas.
July 7_
NEW PERFUME
For the Handkerchief.
PMIBH'S
~ ^^^___9_R *9___s. 1
A Most Exquisite, Delicate, and Fra
grant Perftome, Distilled from the Hare
and Ben ?fttl Flower from -which it
takes its name.
-_a_.ul.ict _r.il ouly\r ~______0-. A S#I?,
NEW YORK.
BEW-RR c?F C-DSTEEfEP,-.
A_K TOR P"\LON--TAKK NO OTIIE?.
feo.d .7 Pi_pf-?^s c-aemlly.
Dtvo-mbar-0 wsly.
"cherokee pills,
Or Female Regulator,
Cure Suppressed, Excessive and
Painful Menstruation, Oreen
Sickness, Nervous and Spinat Af
fections, Pains in the Back, Sick
Htadaclte, Giddiness, and all dis
eases that spring fruin Irregularity,
by removing the cause and all the
effect- that arise from It. They
are perfectly safe in all cases, ex
cept u-hen forbidden by direc
tions, and are easy to ndiiiliii>tcr,
as they are nicely sugar coated.
They should bo. In the bonds of
every Malden, Wife, and Mother
In tho land.
Ladies can address us in perfect
?onfldence, and state their com
plaints in full, ne tie trent all Female Complaints,
omi prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases to
wli!.-!. tiley are subject-Thirty-two pago pamphlet,
{li a sealed envoloun, free.
Tlio cherokee Pills are enid by all druggists at $1
per box, or six boxes for $5 ; or they ore B*nt by
mall, free of postage, in an ordinary letter, freo
from observation, by addressing the sole proprietor,
Dr. W. E. B-?BWIN, 87 Walker St., N. Y.
N. B.-Chorokee Pills No. 2 aro prepared for
special canes, when milder medicines fall ; theso
aro sent by mall, free of postage, on receipt of |5,
tv.? price of each .wo.
Dit. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence of Ufe,
S_H____F c,,rcs General Debility, Weak
'? ness. Hysterics in Females,
Palpitation of the Heart anti
all Nervous 'Diseatet. It re
stores new 111. and vigor to tho
aged, causing the hot blood of
As the Vhenix rises y0Ut_ to courso the veins, res
?S" ___S I.-* ?.>.?"- th* Oraans of (/entra
{??eli uT>*J? 'Z?tion.lanwrflmpaenc.jand
this F.llxlr rejuven Del/iMy. restoring Manliness
ate the system and and full rigor, tim*provfuga
overconte disease. perfect " Elixir of Lette," re
moving Sterility and Barrenness in both sexes. To
the young, mlddle-sgod, and aged, thero Is no greater
boon than this "Elixir of Life." It gives a now
lease of life, causing the weak and debilitated to
ji.i.-o renewed strength and vigor, and tho entlro
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle f.; three bottles (5; sent by
express to any address.
Our medicines aro sold and recommended by all
respoctable drug-lsts In every part of the clrllUcd
globe; aomo unprincipled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
ies- componnds In ordor to make money. Be not
deceived-ask for tin-so medicines and tak. r.o
others. If tho druggiat does not keep them, wrlto
to na, and we will send thom by express, carefully
packed, freo from observation, we will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements In rognrd to
any dlseaso with which Indies ur gentlouion ara
-filleted Address all letters for medicines, pauiph?
lets, or advice, to tho solo proprietor, ?
Dr W. R. MERWIN, 37 Walker St., N. T,
May _8_mw ly.
Till. N-H Hit-.,
A WHEEL- PAPER, PUBLISHED AT DARLING
TON COURT HOUSE, baa recenUy boen trana.
(erred to na by Ita original proprietors. Located in tho
same District, and only one station distant -rom Mi
grent railroad centro of Florence, our facilities for com
munication with aU parrs of tho country, and especially
with the c'.tloB of CharlOHton, Columbia and Wilmington
from which wo are nearly equi-distai.t, are unaurpasa.
Tho Editor. J. H. NORWOOD. Kau., was formerly w
known to the prosa of the State as ona ot the origin
founders, and for several year? Editor ol the Darling t
Flag, which paper was disc-?iitluuc- at the beginning
the war. As natives of the south wa respocthUly sol lo
a abare of tboadvertlung p-ir-uait-.
af. u. O ? ?VK * CO., Pn-llabeim?
Darllngton0,Bnk\Q" Doosniborai. 1660,
