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DAILY NEWS
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 22, 1B?5.
LOCAL MATTERS.
- To oon City S?BscniBKBS.?Wo would bo thank
x ful if there ia any failure on the part of our car
, xicru to dchvcr tho Daily New?, if our city sub
scribers would givo ua immediato notice. Every
effort on our part will bo made to socuro an early
delivery, Rnd if tho carriers fail in doing their
duty, wo hope to bo immediately iniormed of it.
WlLMIKQTON AND MAXCUESTKB RAILBOAD-W?
are pleased to state that this road is now in con
nection with Kingvillc, and wo return our thanks
to Mr. W. A. Jobhon, messenger of Adams' Express
Company, for Richmond, Petersburg, Fayotteville,
nnd Wilmington papers, brought over by the firot
train that reached that point.
Manaoebs of Election.?A meeting of this
Board was held yesterday afternoon at Masonic
Ball, Mr. Chaules Love in tho chair. Several
matters wero discussed, and vacancies filled. A
committee was appointed to confer with the au
thorities on all matters connected with tho forth
coming elections, to report at an adjourned meet
ing on Thursday afternoon next, at 6 o'clock.
Jiuch unanimity prevailed, and many doBircs were
expressed to have the election carefully and prop
erly conducted.
A Hot Dat_It seemed to ua that yestorday was
particularly warm?nay, that it was the hottest
?day of the season. Every one we saw, every friend
ve met, appeared to be suffering intensely from
ata fiovcrity. Wo grumbled and fretted through
the llrstpnrt of the day, until going into the low
er part of the city, wo heard in a houso a tam
borino, accompanied with "tho fiddle and tho
Jtiow," and innumerable feet shuffling over the
?Boors. Wc paused, and moralized after tho man
aier of Stebne: If pleasure, said we, prevents these
people, in a close room, from feeling the excessive
?cat, why should wc, who aro in the shado in the
open street, suffer it to annoy us merely because
y>e have to labor? This did the business?we
{prowled no more; but when we returned, we felt
that our philosophy, if it had not made us a cooler,
had made us a wiser man.
AnnivAL of Tnoors.?The steamer Ann Maria,
from Hilton Head, brought here, yesterday, Com
pany E, of the 5th U. S. Artillery, under com
mand of Lieut. Bbixexet. They will garrison Fort
Sloultrie.
ffCoLBORN, HowellA Co_We omitted yesterday,
in our notice of this firm, tho namo of Mr. H. E.
?Nichols, who foruiB tho company, and is from Co
lombia, where he has for years been the agent for
many insurance companies, and where his position
?s a business man ?a favorably known.
Cot timber in the country should bo brought to
town without delay, By referring to our adver
tising columns, ready purchasers will be found.
Kestavbant.?Mr. Hexby H. Badexhop has
epened at No. 135 Meeting-street one of the
neatest places for refreshment in tho city. The
Iront room of the establishment is a sales room
for uegars and liquors in quantities, while the
rear, which ?h as beautifully fitted up, is devoted
to thoso who seize'pleasure as it fiiea during these
days of heat. Mr. B. will be recognized as one
whoso face was very familiar at the Charleston
Hotel in days gone by.
Handsome Fubxttube, etc_Wo call attention
to the advertisement of a sale, thia day, by Mil
xjoax k Sox, and suggest the attendance of all in
want of tine articles of that character.
See Acting Master Moxtell's card in special
column.
In LooKixo over our advertisements, do not fail
to read that of Geo. W. Class & Co.
Fayetteville News.?Wo have received a small
paper with this tltlo, barely discernible, which, no
doubt, ia quito interesting, bnt the copy received
Joy ua ?a unreadable. We aro satisfied, from tho
?strong smell of turpentine which accompanies it,
that it to genuine, and comes from the "Old North
State." We dpsiro a better acquaintance with it.
AuorjsTA, Ga.?Tho Constitutionalist, of the 16tb,
gives accounts of robberies, thefts and outrages
that arc appalling. Wo should certainly rejoice at
our exemption from these rogueries to any extent,
nnd thank our vigilant police for tho prevention.
The Savannah Republican, of the 18th, mentions
the extreme low state of the river, and the deten
tion of steamers at Augusta in consequence.
New Publicatioxs.?Habpeb & Bbothebs an
nounce the following now books :
Draper's American Civil Policy.
Prison Life in the Smith.
Tho Oil Regions qf Pennsylvania. ?
The Story of the Great March?Gon.'Sherman's
Campaign through Georgia and the Carolinas.
Brackctr? United States Cavalry.
Can You Forgive Her ? ByTroliope: Illustrated
Jay Browne.
Carry's Confession. By the author of Mattie, A
Stray Belial?a Novel.
The Cm of Chablebtox boing largo stock
holders in the Nashvillo and , Chattanooga Rail
road, our readers will be pleased to learn from tho
following, taken from tho Augusta Constitutional
ist, that tho road has been turned over to the
-stockholders by the Government.
btookhoij>eb.'8 meettno.
NABnvn.?.E, August 15.?Tho meeting of tho
Stockholders of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Jtailroad to-day wa'u very large.
Edward H. Bwing offered a series of resolutions
thanking President Johnson for turning over tho
?road on liberal and satisfactory terms to the
?tockholdera, thanking him for hia liberal states
manly policy towards the whole South, expressing
.great confidence in his administration, and in a
epeech accompanying the resolutions, called on all
Tennessceana to givo his administration thoir
faithful and cordial support. Michael Burns was
xe-electcd President,. and Col. Innis Superinten
dent.
??im?mm?mmmsmam^ssmmammmiW?mm?ms?imtmsmlmsWi^sssimmmm
49* DR.: T. REEN8TJEBNA, HA VINO RESUMED
?ls Practice of MEDICINE AND SURGERY, ,wtlt be
found at his Office, No. 100 BROAD STREUT, between
Jting and MeeUng-Btreets. . .
N. B?Diseases of a Private Nature cured with dis
patch. ... Angustio
*3?BATCHELOR'8 HAIB DYB I?THE ORIGINAL
and best in the world I The only true and perfect HAIR
SYf? Hsrtaleas, ?suobje?n4liua?BUo?ous,j Produces
Immediately a splendid Slack or natural Brown, with
. ont injuring tho hair or akin. Remedies the 111 effects o
; - J?ddyto. " Seil by aH.Drcc?lats. Tl&a^UWo is signed
WILLIAM K. BAXCHELOR. Also, Jr
R EOEN E RATING feXTBAClr Cf JfftLEFLEUBB,
-, JF?t restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATCKELOR, New York.
.?vwt.w. . ; .... ,rji, t if?
* - . '...- ' i u
TIMBER WANTED
AT
TORRE'S STEAM SAW MILL.
TOPPER k FREER.
August 22 5*
NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RETURNED TO THE
city, will contract for all kinds of HOUSE-BUILD
ING AND REPAIB1NO. W. H. GRUVER.
No. 144 Wentworth-street,
Or at Dawbon A Blackmak's, No. 17 Broad-strcct.
August 21 _ 2*
RECEIVING & FORWARDING-.
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARK LOCATED AT ORANGE
B?RO, S. C, and will givo prompt attention to the
forwarding of all Goods entrust?; to their care, at mod
erate rates, and solicit a share, of patronage.
PHELPS A DAWSON.
F. L. PHBLP8.T. O. Dawmjn.
August 17_tostu"?*
POTATOES, LEMONS, ETCT
rAA BARRELS PRIME NEW NORTHERN POTa
OV/U TOE8 for salo in lots of flvo barrels and up
wards, at i'.i.uo per barrel
100 boxes French and Sicily Lemons
CO bbls. Onions, Red and Silver Skin.
Just arrived and for sale low from the wjiarf, by
BERNARD O'NEILL, No. ISO East U;vy.
August 19 a
"Iblac^mIth?T coaiTand
NAILS.
TON8 BEST QUALITY BLACKSMITHS' COAL
100 kegs Nails, assortod sizes.
Landing and for sale low, by
H. F. BAKER k CO..
August 21 3 No. 20 Cumberland stroct.
50
20
REFINED SUGAR, COFFEE AND
OTHER GROCERIES.
BARRELS C. AND EXTRA 8UGAB
10 barrels Crushed Sugar
10 bags Coffee
CO hhds. Choice Molasses
CO tierces Choice Molasses
C00 boxes Fay's Family Soap
100 boxes Pale Soap
20,000 pounds Choice Bacon
100 cases Kerosene Oil
CO boxes Adamantino Candles
100 cases choice Bourbon Whisky
10 barrels choice Bourbon Whisky
10 b?rrela Vinegar '
20 cases Cider . .
CO casks assorted Glassware
100 cases choice Claret
100 boxes Windtiw Glass
And a full and varied assortment of other goods.
For sale at tho lowest market rates by
THADDEUS 8TREET,
August 14 No. 74 East Bay.
IN STORE AND FOR SALE
AT
No. 173 East Bay-street,
Between Queen air1 Cumberland,
A CHOICE AND VARIED STOCK OF WINES, BRAN
DIES, WHISKIES, etc.
?5 casos choleo Old Port
25 cases Golden Sherry
100 cases Claret, including tho most superior qualities
of St. Julien, St. Estephc. Chateau La Rose, etc
100 cases Rhine Wines, including the most superior
qualities of Hochhcimer, Niorstelner, Rudisnei
mer, etc
75 cases Haut Sautcrne, Including the most superior
qualities of the various brands
20 cases Champagne, to wit: Marceaux, Heiieeicb,
Flour de Champagne
25 cases Ginger Wine
15 case?? Blackberry Wine, which is highly recom
mended for its medicinal quail ties
20 cones St. Domingo Wine
20 cases St. Domingo Punch
25 cases Arrack Punch
60 cases superior Bourbon Wkisky
25 cases Bourbon Cocktail .
15 cases Brandy Cocktail
20 cases extra flno Cognac?vin lags 1235 _.4,
30 cases extra fine Cognac?Pinet CastUlon
25 c.iHi'H genuine Holland Gin
. 25 cases St. Domingo Bitters - .
30 bbls. superior Whisky?various brands
2 bbls. Y: P. M. Whtsky?15 years old
C quarter casks Old Brandy
2 pipes Union Flag Holland Gin
4 casks Old Pale Sherry
100 dozen Mulr's Scotch Ale
150 bbls. Philadelphia Stock Ale.
At wholesale at
No. 1 7 S /Rcv.sst Bay-etroot,
. .... BY - ". '' '. '..' '.
PHILIP H. KEGLER.
S(W COTTON and all kinds of PRODUCE received In
oxchange for Goods.
Consignments received on sale, and every attention
paid to the shipment and forwarding of PRODUCE,
MERCHANDISE, etc. _ August 14
HEADQUARTET.8, DEPT. OF BOUTE CAROLINA,!
Hilton- Krad. 8. C, August IS, 1?G5. f
[Gkklaal OnuEns, No. 18.J
I. THE PROVISIONS OF THE FOLLOWING CIRCU
LAR will be strictly enforced throughout this Depart
ment. Officers pf the Inspector-General's Department
will take cognizance of it in their Inspections:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Bonii.-.c or Rei'Ogeks, Fiikkdiiun, akd
Ajandohed Lands,
Washington, June 20, 130B. .
[CmClTLAB, No. 8.]
L Tho following ration, being substantially that estab
lished in General Orders No. 30, War Department, 1804,
for issue by the Subsistence Department, to adult refu
gees and to adult freedmen, when they are not employed
by the Government, and who may have no means of
subsisting themselves, is republished for the Information
of officers of the Subsistence Department who are issu
ing rations to the persons above mentioned:
KATION.
Pork or bacon.10 oz.- (In lieu of fresh beef.)
Fresh beef....... ,\.16 oz.
Flour or soft bread'.16 oz. (twice a week.)
.Hard bread.; ' 12 Oz. (In lieu of flour or ooft
bread.)
Corn Meal..10 oz. (five times a week.)
Beans, peas or hominy. 10 lbs. '
Sugar. 81bs.
Vinegar. 2 qts.
Candles, adamantine or
BUr. 8 OZ.
8onp..' 3 lbs.
Salt........ 21bs.
Pepper..':. 2 oz.
Womon and children, in addition to the foregoing
ration, arc allowed roasted Rye Coffee at the rate of ten
(10] pounds, or tea at tho rate of fifteen (15) ounces to
every one hundred rations. Children under fourteen (14)
years of age oro allowed half rations.
II. Issues of provisions to the classes of persons above
described will be made on ration returns for short pc'
rlods of time, not exc?e<Ung seven days,- signed by a
commissioned officer, and approved by the commanding
officer of tho post or station, and, when practicable, by
the Assistant Commissioner or one of his agonte for tho
State or District In which the issues are made.
At the end of the month these original ration returns
will be entered on a separate abstract, compared, certi
fied to, etc. i an is described for issues to troops In para
graph 23, Subsistenco Regulations of June 8, 1863. No
subsistence atares will be turned over In bulk to any
Assistant Commissioner or Agent whatever to be by him
Issued.
-IH. Inj?any cases the.clossca of persona above named
are nearly able to subsist themselves; In which event,
only auch parts and proportions of the ration as are ac
tually needed will be issued.
O. O; HOWARD, Major-General,
Commissioner Bureau Refugees, Freedmen, etc.
Approved : A B. Eaton, Commissary-General of Sub
sistence. ''"'.. '
XL AU "abandoned" bouses and lands now In the pos
session of tho Military Authorities throughout the State
of South Carolina, that arc- not required for Military use,
will be at once turned over to such agents of the Bureau
of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, as haro
antho.'ly, frota Brevet Major-GeneralB. 8AXTON, to re-(
celvo thero. " '.' .'.'.['
By command of MaJortGeneraLQ. A Giixmobjc. i
:'!.' 7//'. /: W-'L-'-H. BIT?OKR, ?'
';' .: ? ' ',,.'>>jm.1 ??at Afl'qfoat-Qwarfq;
Official : T. D. ?ceoana, Captain Sflth U. 8. 0. T., Act
ing ABsistaritAdJufaat-Getieral. j 8 Auffustai
RIC??A?ID ALLISON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 06 BEEK?UN.STHBBT, ."' ?J2 j
!.V';../.-',:f" . ''.rtBiw'to,?$f\.;::.
COTTON AND OTHER PRODUCE BOLD ON COM
MISSION. General Merchnnclise purchase?} and
torntd?iipasdx^ . .,, ??g? Avimiti?
(to 100 rations.)
GEAVEL! OEAVEL! GRAVEL!
1 A i"YA BUSHEL? BRIOHT DRY ORAVBL.- FOB
AAjXJXJ sato by DAVID BARROW,
August 22 _ _ ruths3_ > No. J?3 East Uay.
FRESH GOODS -FtTLL STOCK.
/T/APACKAOES NEW MACKEREL
tJ\J 130 bigs Rio and Java C'ofloo
200 boxi-H Candles
300 wboh? boxes Raisins, Laynrs
J00 half boxes Uouuns, Laycm
GO boxes Cooking Boda
100 boxes Magic Coffco
HO chests best Tt-as, cheap
200 bbl.J. Suuars. various kinds
oo tierces Ifotiissfs
2Ti bbls. Cidor Vinofjw
00 bbls. Corned Beef
35 bbls. Corned Pork'
300 boxcj jsturcli
300 boxes Soap
000 boxt1-* HerriiiRH
200 boxes lHckk-a aud Oc.rkins
200 coses Sauces and Kctsups
200 bbls. Extra Flour
00 package* ftosheu Butter
Spices of all kiuds, Mocooroni, Citron, Preserved
Ginger, Cooking Extracts, Ac. kc.
OEO. W. CLARK k CO..
Aupnst 21 No. 145 Meeting street.
^JlJSTEECEIV?Dr
1 OO 0*8lta BPABKUMa HOCK AND RHINE
100 cases CHAMPAONE CIDER
600 cases Alo
100 bbls. Whisky, various brands,and prices
10 bbls. Alcohol, 07 per cent.
00 bbls. Alo -.
60 coses Whisky '
GO cases Brandy
25 coses Stoughton Bitters
00 baskets Heidaieck A Co's. Champagne, a pure
and genuine article
Brandy, Gin, St Croix Rum
Sherry Wine, Ac, kc.
All of tho purest quality and cheap for cash, at
GEO. W. CLARK A- CO's..
August 21 No. 1? Meeting-str.vt.
H?ATH^&OO.,
No. 260 KING-STREET.
JUST RECEIVED:
SUGAR-CURED FIG HAMS- ~
SUGAR-CURED PIG BACON
PIG SHOULDERS
WINES, BRANDIES
GIN, BOURBON WHISKEY
ST. CROIX RUM
JAMAICA RUM
CORDIALS, SYRUPS.
ALSO,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF QROCERIES, &c, &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. K. HEATH & CO.
Augnst It lmo
JTJST RECEIVED:
IAA BBLS. FLOUR
XUl/ 75 bbls. C Sugar
50 bbU. Crushed Sugar
SO bbls. Powdered Sugar
50 bags Coffee ,
00 chests Oreen Te?
00 boxes Adamantine Candles
20 boxes Colgate's Soap
00 boxes Colgate's Fancy Soap
100 sacto Liverpool Salt
100 half bbls. Mackerel
100 quarter bbls. Mockerul
SO boxes Layer Raisins
20 dozen.Baskets
15 gross Mason's Blacking
10 bbls. Linseed Oil
1 dozen Wheelbarrows.
ALSO, AN ASSOnTKKNT or
ROD IRON FORNITUBE
Sheet Iron Cooking Stoves
Horse Shoe Iron Powdered Glngor
Horse Shoes Whiting
- - Horse Shoe Nails Leather
Lath Nails Carriage Trimmings
HAtchets - Whitewash Brushes
Hammers Uegars
Lead Pipe- Wire.
For ?010 by ' ARCHIBALD OETTY A CO.,
August 10 4i*-> . 120 and 128 Meeting-street
FAMILY GROCERIES.
308.KING-STREET-,.308
? Between Society and Wentwortlu
X W. STEINMEYER
KEEPS CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED WITH A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GRO
CERIES, AND ALL ARTICLES ESSEN
TIAL TO CONVENIENCE AND COM
FORT FOK FAMILY USE.
ALSO,
PORTER, ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS. TOBACCO,
9EGARS. kc._lmo_August 19
S. G; C?URT?MAY,
BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPOT,
No. 9
BROAD-STREET,
August 14 CHARX.BST01V, S. C.
Tu. W. SPRATT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OF11CE OVEB H'KAY * CAMPBELL, rTA3KL-STBgBT,
NEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE.
He will act as Agent in procuring PARDONS and ad
justing CLAIMS on Treasury Department. ,...-,
August 16
J. 1ST. ROJBSON
HAS RESUMED THE
COMMISSION BUSINESS
AT HIS OLD STAND,
No. 62 EAST BAY.
OS- Particular attention given to the sole of COTTON,
FLOUR, CORN, etc., and, from his long experience, ho
feels confident of giving satisfaction. He will also at
tend to the RECEIVING AND FORWARDING BUSI
NESS. "_10?_ August II
WILLIS & CHISOLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND*"' :.
SHIPPING AGENTS,
OFFICE, MILLS HOUSE?,
' CHARLESTON, S. C.
E. WILLIS.,.. .A. B. 0HIS0LHV
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE. SAL? AN>
SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestic Portal of
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER, NAVAL STORES; to tho
Collection of Drafts, Purchase and Sale, of. all Securities.
Consignments of vessels solicited. , ,. ,,,,
RE1TKRS to:
Messrs. JOHN FRASER k CO., Charleston. 8. O.
Messrs. OEO. W. WILLIAMS Ji CO., Charleston, R
Messrs. OEO. A. HOPLEY k CO.. Charleston, S. O.
GEO. SCHLEY,Esq., Augusta, Os..,
T. S. METCALF, Esa., Augusts, Os. '.' /.
Messrs. CLARK, DODGE k CO., New York, ?'
Messrs. MURRAY k NEPHEW, Nqw York.' :
Messrs. E- W. CLARETS: CO., Philadelphia, P?nn.
Mesera PENDEBOAST, FENWICK k 00., Baltimore,
Md. ' , ; ?>t
Messrs. 8AM'L HARRIS k SONS, BaltGnore. Md.
?ST The Columbia Phamiz wlU. uiibUsa ovory otoais
dar for one month, and other South Carolina papers"
vccVly for the same period,of time, and sehd bills to this
office. _^_August 1*
AB0HD3ALD GETTY A CO.,
SHIP &r STEAMBOAT' AGENTS,
AND , ; ! ' " ;
COMMISSIOW MERCHANTS,
No a. 126 AND 128 MEETINfJ-STBEET,
V M . ; . Charleston, g. C. ! .'.'
i Ml- ?.mi ,...! -. i . ... in : . ' .?
EDMUND A SOUDER 11 CO., Philadelphia, Pcnn.
' MVINOSTON, FOX s> CO., Ageats, Mew York.
F. A. WILO0X8ON, Agent, Oraaseburg, a O.
LIBERALADVANCES MADE, ON. WNf^ONWiTa
AuM^it fy .... ,.t . j ',' ,iY( , " j
{.( |,.. , r-r i '
SUGAR AND SEGARS,
OF
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
-I i\ HOGSHEADS PRIME MUSCOVADO 8??AR
JL \I 25,000 choice Spanish Beam.
For sale by A. CANALE. Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Mi-rchant, No. 171 East Bay.
Autrust 22
Leaf Tobacco ? Leaf Tobacco !
-I ?,) <\'.SKS FINE OLD LEAF TOBACCO, JUST RE
L -_/ CEiVED and i"or Halo low, by th?i cuso or nmall?r
lots, to nuit purchaiiom.
AI-SO,
HAVANA LEAF TOBACCO AND SEGARS. N??r 8alc
by O. MADSEN.
No. 02 Socmty-wtreot, near King-Htreet.
AugnHtn_JthatttS*
CHEAP CASH "STORE,
No. 42 MARKET-STREET,
NORTH SIDE, NEAR MEETING-STREET.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY,
Brushes, Buelutts, Brooms, Tubs. Diamond Oil l'or
I'i'.-oHi'ni' and Union Lamps.
A ?mall lot of SMOKING TOBACCO, and a Tow KEI?O
SENE LAMPS AND CUIMNKYH.
ABgnrtlg lnio AUSTIN k ALBEE.
JUST received"
BY
CAHILL & CO.,
No. 275 KING-STREET :
40 CADDIES G. P. TEA
30 HALF 4,'HESTS X. II. TEA
30 BAGS RIO COFFEE
45 MATS JAVA COFFEE
30 HALF BBLS. SYRUP, GOOD
10 BBLS. SYRUP, GOLDEN
45 BOXES CHOCOLATE
'45 BOXES SWEET CHOCOLATE
18 BAGS PEPPr.it, BLACK
10 CASES PARAFIKE CANDLES, A SUPE.
RIOR ARTICLE.
AU?,
1 medium ??Izo IB?N SAFE, almost now.
For sale at lowest prices by
CAHILL & CO.,
No. 375 KING-STREET.
August 14
I). O'NEILL & SONS,
lxANUFACTUBEB8 AND DE.ULERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 375 King-Street,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LABGE STOCK OF
FINE FTJE AND WOOL HATS
FOB MEN AND BOYS.
Aufinnv 21 liao
S.-T.-1860-X.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen und Invigorate.
They croate a healthy appetite.
They aro an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven tho mind.
They prevent miipmatie and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera and Cholera Blorbus.
They euro Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make
tho weak man strong, and are oxhaustcd nature's great
restorer. They aro composed of the celebrated Cali
saya Bark, Cascarilla Bark, Dandelion, ChamomUe Flow
ers, Lavender Flowers, Wlntergn-en, Anise, Clover-buds,
Orange Peel, Snake-root, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock,
a?T.?18(30?X.. 4c. :
The following is a sample of the testimony dally re
ceived :
''B6tBinBv8*BTo\rB.* BOtann-TBrtPgsT'BOCTiCT' )
OrNODtMATi, O., January 16, 18G3. j
****** *
I liavo given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds of
our noble soldiers who stop here, more or less disabled
from various causes, and the effect is moat marvelous
and gratifying.
Buch i? preparation as tills I heartily wish in every
family, in every hospital, and at hand on every battle
field. Q. W. D? ANDBEWS, Superintendent,
Wii.imhu'h Hotel. 1
WAS-tfNOTOJf, D. C, Jan. 22, ?63. j
Gkntlkukn : We require another.supply of your Plan
tation Bitten?, tho popularity of which doily increases
" Wln'tHis "gn?strcif ftWhonstf.' -' ? - ??~-?-?-?.-?
> Hc*pectfully; '
' STRE?, CHAD WICK k CO.
.
Ci.kvki.and, Dec. 8. ?862.
?***, .?w,*?.usr?,|.ilwi.be(irst> til wit* Liver
Complalntand Drspepiia that I was compelled to aban
don my buoincsH. I need three bottles of tho Plantation
Bitters.* and to my astonishment am entirely cored.
They aro the best medicine I ever used, and I shall en
deavor to make them known. Please inform mo what
S?T.?1860?X. means.
Your? truly, \ , ~ H. B, KIN08L?Y.
Dr. W. A. Cbllds, Snrgoon of the Tenth Vermont Re-.
?riment,- writes : I wish every aoldlcr had a bottle of Plan
tation Bitters. They are tho most effective, perfect and
harmless tonic I ever used." ''
OAi.T JIovBB, Louisville, Ky.,'Dec. 21, 1601.
Messrs. P. H. Diuki k Co. :' ' / '
-AfL'Sf1- f?mjj'elled to older'twclvo doten Plantation
I Bitters to, supply, friends who, have no other way of prc
! ?4ri?? * acta?n4>lo *rUc|e. | IJ ?[/{ /\ (j \ J
Hcspcclf ully yours,
flILAS F.' MLLLEB k CO.. Proprietors.
wi \$ Kill r-ij-'tfv) \ r/iri
?m?IM ?WEL&tt?L*.ik
? * The Plantation Bitters havo cured mo of
the worst kind of dyspepsia ?if near four years standing.
I have recommended them to ?fliers, and as fax M I
know with shjoal sucoesa. I am, &r. '
-CHANTO 5S_M_j"
Bonmrrr House, CwcnNWATi, Omo, )
to be very p ipular here. Send us twenty casos more, and
oblige,,.., . Your*truly.f -* :I ~ i'.O'i
i i Ail ,{ .'il i" J ': '"'Ti T. SAUNDEB8 A CO.
' . .. . . )<..: \ e nr .. ' ,:, ..--.- !
he. Ac Ac. Ac.
?A
' mental
labor, w?l fln!d th? KanUtlofa Bitters ?tf Cfoat beac??ial
Every bottle has thefae t irail? of cur : Signatur* ion a
Sold by aJJ DnifiilsU, Qroters and Country ?tore?. .
iiQ<m2Bm&ww> N? y.
. H F O Y W 3 v\
! : . i- '. i
. DeUcAt?? female?, t^ntrjog. a,g3ntl?. stimulant, an'
clergymen, liwyers'and it??e?te'??ha?st?d By menta
AUCTION SALES._
Handsome Furniture, <?c. ^
BY MILLIGAN & SON.
THIS DAY, KM instant, in our store, < urner King and.
Society-streets, at 10 o'clock, we will sell,
2 MARBLE TOP BUREAUS
1 Marble Top Washstand
9 Marblo Top Tables
1 Mahogany French Bedstead
Sofim. Mohair Hocker, Canu Scat Chairs
1 Hidehoard
4 new Wire Safes
I Lounge
Box Chewing Tobacco
? M American Began?
Lot Silver Ware, Plated Knivos
Watches, Jewelry. Ac. August 22
Furniture, Shoes, die.
BY McKAY & CAMPBELL.
TO-MORROW, 2yd instant, will bo sold, at our stores?
Non. 80 and 82 Hawd-strcct, at 10 o'clock,
A liny assortment of Men's, Women's and Children's
81IOES; ScKsrH, Tobacco, Largo Mirrors, Parlor and.
Chamber Furniture, kc.
Conditions canli.
Particulars on day of sale.
?tj- Unlimited articles received to hour of sale.
Auj'.uiil 22 I
Dry Goods, Millim-iii, Under Shirts, ??c.
BY MILKS' DRA.KE,
I will sell. THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOOD8 AND
MILLINERY, cnuHlsling in partas follows. Just received
per late arrivals:
PIECES OF BLUE AND GREY TWILLED FLANNELS,
Bed Ticking, Printed Coeximcrefl, Muslin do Laines,
Jaconet Cambric, Mull, Swiss and Cross-barred Cambric
Muslin, Paper Cambric, Gent's White Merino Under
Shirts and Drawers, Fancy Shirts, Black Silk Nock Ties
(a beautiful assortment), Gloves, Mohair Lustre (striped
and plain), Ladios' White Hobo, Gent's Brown Half
Ho <r, Ladles' and Gent's Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
plain and hem-stitched; English Merinos, colored; Print
ed Cravats, Colored Sewing Silk ou spools, Colored 8pool
Cotton, Scissors, Knives, Palmetto Pans, Ladles N. W.
Collars, French Flowers, Ladies, Misses and Children's
Hats, the very latest styles and trimmings; 4 cartoons
Ladies' Congrcsi? Gaiters, forty-eight pair; 5 cartoons La
dies' Morocco Boots, Nos. 2 to 6, with a great variety of
small articles, Arc, Ac. August 22
ISO cases Hoots, Shoes, Gaiters, dec.
BY MILKS DRAKE.
On THURSDAY, the 24th inst, I wiU sell, at my Store,
corner of King and Liberty-streets, tbo following very
desirable Goods, selected expressly for the Southern
market, and to be sold without reserve:
48 pair Men's Half Welt and P. S. BOOTS
200 pair Men's Half Welt aud P. 8. Congress Gaitors
180 pair Men's Calf, Kid and Goat Balmorals -
05 pair Men's Hah* W. Brognns
60 pair Boys' Boots
30 pair Boys' Calf Balmorals
500 pair Ladies' Kid, Morocco and Lasting Congress
Gaiters
450 pair Ladies' Kid, Morocco and Lasting Balmorals
100 pair Misses' Congress Boots and <4aitors
120 pair Misses' Kid, Goat and Calf Balmorals
GO pair Misses' Kid Klippers
CO pair Youths' Boots
80 pair Youths' Buff Congress
30 pair Youths' Cali" Balmorals
30 pair Youths' Calf Ties
1000 pair Children's Boots end Shoes?a beautiful as
sortment
32 gross 4-8 Shoe Laces
10 gross 6-8 Shoe Luces
28 gross 6-8 Shoe Laces
20 gross 7-8 Shoe Laces.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Terms?Sums over $000, sixty davs; from $100 to
?50O, thirty days; under $100 cash on delivery. All
uo1i-h to have approved endorsers and interest added.
Goods ready for inspection on Wednesday.
August 21
UMTEO STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
Office of Assistant QoAnTERMASTKB, 1
Washington, D. C, July 25, 1805. j
AUCTION SALE OF HOLLINO STOCK.
WiU be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest bidder,
the following roUing stock:
On TUESDAY, September 10. at the Portland Co.'s
Shop in Portland Maine, Six (G) Locomotive Engines.
On THURSDAY, September 21, at Hinkly & WUlinms'
Shop in Boston, MasB., Four (4) Locomotiva Engines.
On MONDAY, September 25, at Kennett Square, near
Philadelphia, Penn., Fifty (50) Box Freight Cars, four
feet eight-and-a-half inch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, Heptcmber 27. at Wilmington, Del.,
Eighty-four (84) Box Freight Cars, five loot gauge.
The above stuck is all new, and of tbo very best quality.
The Engines are live foot gauge, ilvo foot drivers, and
cylinders 16x24 inches. They can be changed to narrow
gauge at trifling expense.
Sales to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
U. L. ROBIN80N,
August 14 Brevet Colonel and A. Q, M.
FOB NEW YORK DIRECT.
THE NEW AND FIRST-CLASS
ALHAMBEA,
ROBERT B. BENSON.Commande?.
WILL LEAVE BROWN'S SOUTH WHARF ON
Saturday, the 20th instant, at ? o'clock precisely.)
Freight and Passengers taken at lowest rates. Apply
to THADDEOS STREET, No. 74 Eoat Boy.
ITS- The splendid and popular side-wheel steamship
QUAKER CITY is expected to leave on Wednesday, the
30th instant, oh? has been reoantly-fitted- up,anil has
unsurpassed accommodations for passengers.
rii- The GRANADA will lcavo on 'Saturday, the 2d
of September. August 21
FOR UVEBPOOh.-TIlE Al BR.
*Bark EXCHANGE is now receiving Freight at
>South Atlantic Wharf, and will leave with dis
?pate h. For Freight apply to
WILLIS & CH1SOLM, Mills House.
August 22
FOR BOSTOIV.?THE SCHOONER
FRANKLIN wiU have quick dispatch for tho
iabovc port For Freight apply to
GEO. W. CLARK k CO.,
August 21_No. 148 Meeting-street.
FOR PHILADELPHIA?THE LINE
Schooner J. W.'LINDSAY, Copt Bcyee, will saU
> with dispatch. For Freight apply to
H.. F. BAKER A: CO.,
August 21 8 No. 20 Cumberland-street.
GIVE US A CALL.
' "' ??OTTS'
SAMPLE ROOMS.
ILES, WINES, LIQUORS, MKS,
"i ; etc.. Era, etc. ' ' ? ' '
No. 8 BBOAD-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
4ST FREE LTTNQH front lj till 1 o'clock ovary dsy.-g*
mamasen :
JOHN MOTT..........; ....W. V. UOTT.
Angust?* 1 :: -. . .,.' ".'," ' . |_
TURNEE & ?Et?ST
" . * " DEALERS IN ' j " '
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND . : ?
ARMY AND NA?T flIESS SUPPLIES,
No. 332 KlDfT-st., corner Hudson,
CIIJVRLB8TOM, ?.-?.- .;
?. L. TURNER............W......J.K. LEWIS.
August U - >. i
CHEMIST & APOTHECARY,
pl?. mt??K?NQ STREET. j
A FOL?, AOTORTHENT OF IMPORTED AND DO
MESTIC DRUGS AN? CHEMICALS cons ton Uy on bond.
Angnst I* .- .-; : _: .- ilmo
PBACTICALftAS FITTER * FLAMBER?
Ho. 288 King-street,
itjm '..door to: jioBirms old stand*
sVunstU
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