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CHARLESTON.
MONDAY MORNING. MAY 4, 1868.
The Conservative Meeting held on FRI
day Night.

The Mercury is mistaken in calling the
meeting held in the Masonic Hall on Friday
night democratic Mass Meeting" 1t
was not democratic" any more than it was
.,Republican," but was gathering together
| of citizens of Charleston who have in COM
mon one principle and one great object, and
who are working for plain and unselhsh
purpose-to place the city government, at
the coming elections, in the hands of mode
rate, Intelligent and progressive men.
Blythe remarks Of the various speakers
at the meeting, it was seen that it was de-
termined to work out the new problem In
new manner, and that it was felt that any
continued maneuvring for personal ends
and any adherence to ancient cliques and
effete systems, would make highly probable
that defeat which would bring in its train
legion of deplorable results. In this the
meeting has done well, and its action has
indicated wise and simple policy which
every man, of whatever condition or class,
may safely and advantageously follow:
No old party name or party watchWord,
no claptrap denunciation orwindy rhetoric,
should be allowed to divert attention from
the struggle now before us. It is our task
to save the city;-to save it for, the banker,
for the artisan, for the landowner, for
every man, high or low, who has anything
to lose by misgovernment, or anything to
gain by an enlightened system of ofmunioipal
Legislation and the consequent Improvement
Pof the fortunes Of the city. In the move
ment in which the Conservatives Of the city.
without distinction Of party, are now en-
gagged, the colored people are as much in
terested as the white race. Nine.tenths Of
the colored people depend on and must con-
tinus to. depend on their labor for support.
Their labor must give them clothes to wear
aud bread to eat, and their work cannot be
profitable IL capital which employs labor,
is driven from onr shores, if insecurity fol-
lows security, if riot and tumult follow
thrift and industry, if Charleston is made
the headquarters and seat Of power Of any
ring which isfghting for influence in order
to secure, directly, the debasement Of the
respectable white man and, indirectly, the
starvation of every Industrious freedman.
The movements wholly apart from any
course that may be taken in regard to Fed
eral politics. It is o business matter;
common-sense thing which every one can
understand. tits an effort to insure such
a condition Of affairs as will allow the city
to flourish and give to every class ample
and enduring protection.
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Mr.. DICKENS has made great literary
speculation in his American readings. He
came to this country in November and staid
here four, months. He was great Curl
osity, and people paid to see him as such;
His dramatic exercises were rather of the
melo-dramatic order. In one button-hole
he had flower; in another q jaulty gold
chain; he carried table, a screen and two
stage ghts with him. he recited passages
that everybody knew by heart And heleft
for England carrying thirty thousand pounds
in his pocket.
There is o spice of grim humor in the
notice Of his entertainments given by the
Baltimore Gazette. The DICKENS crowd is
accounted for thus: "When NAPOLEON, in,
reply to the courtier who complimented him
on The gri'.t number who came to see him
,rowned said more would come to see me
hanged, he but showed his well placed con-
idence in the weakness of human nature.
If he had added, .and they would be will
ling to pay handsomely for it beside, he
would have spoken simple truth" And
the astonishing complacency with which
the Northern public welcomed one Of the
most tart and captious of American Will
fers is explained, in manner worthy of
Sancho Panza, by the graceless adage:
ga woman, a dog and walnut tree,
The moro you bet em the better they b."
In sober seriousness, Mr.. DICKENS showed
in his former visit to this country, when he
was treated with considerable adulation, as
well as in this, that tenderness may flow
from the pen when it is foreign to the heart.
He is one of the greatest humorisis that
ever lived, the equal Of STERNE; without
the sublime simplicity of that repr0bate, he
has richer fancy and wider scope of
genius. But under the soil so quick and
fertile, there lies stratum of cold rock.
Mr.. DICKENS praises the America of to-
dsy-the America which has filled his pock-
ets-as the land Of freedom His sympa-
thies are geographic-bounded by Mason's
and D;xon's line.
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PAINTS Fob FARMERS AND
- OTHERS. 30sass'.. ~

TEE GRAFTON MINERAL. PAINT COMPANY
i are now manufacturing the best, cheapest and
most durable Paint In use; two coats well put ON,
mixed with pure Linseed on win 10 or 16 years;
tits OF a Light brown or beautiful chocolate COLOR.
and can be changed 10 green, lead, stone, drab,
olive or cream, to SBujtths taste ofthe consumer.
Il Is valuable for Houses Barns Fences, Carriage
and oarmakers, .Paila ana codenHxre7 Agricultural
Implements, Canal Boats, Yesselsl and Ships Bot
and xsser nroo Eoor on GIoas isue
having used 5000 ;hblG tia pest year., and, as
paint foreuy purpose, % nnsufpassed for body, du-
rabtlity, elasticity and sdheavenest. Price S8 per
bbL Of 300 ba, which wil supply farmer for years
orcula- which gives full particulars. None genuine
unless branded IN trade mark krafon Mineral Paint.
HOLMES 4 CALDER, Agents.,
December Is fnw6mos - Needngstreet.
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rERY TICKET 4 PRIzE-No BLANKS.

$4,000 prizes amounting to. s3i9 500
The Tickets are printed in twenteths. Twenty
numbers constitute o Whole Ticket Tickets $50;
Ealves $40; Quarters IS; Twentieth 81.
EJ-An orders for Tickets in the above splendid
Scheme, will be promptly answered BY return nalL
Address B. FRANCE CO.,
Bankers, No. 90 wall-street, New York.
The official drawing will be sent 10 all who order
Tickets. Maya
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BARGAINS! BARGAIEsli
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW OPENING AN
elegant assortment OF DRY GOODS, HOSIERY. La
DIES and aENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
which they have received per recent arrivals,
and are receiving by every steamer the most select
stock of Dry Goods ever offered in this market. To
those who are In need of articles In our line, we say
now is your chance.
QUE STOCK COMPRISES:
Longcloths at 10 to l2h cts; yard wide, IL cts;
Large Lot White and Brown Table Damask at low
prices large lot of Dress Goods for % to 80 eta
per yard: Ladies' and Gentlemen's White and Brown
Hose, lax cts, up; Children and Misses White
chiefs from is cts, up; large lot Fancy Parasols
BuQle Trimmed, less than half cost; Geptlemen's
Fine Undershirts, rs cts to 81; LADIES' Fine Linen
Collars from to 10 cts very large lot Linen Towels
at 50 per dozen, or 20 cts piece; Ladies' Lisle
Thresd Gloves, Is cts, up; Ladies' French SILK Nit.
tens IS cts pair; French White SWISS Muslin and
Cambria, 90 cts, up.
An early call Is solicited II you want bargains, as
we believe In quick sales and alproAts.
FURCHGOTT BRO,
No. 433 King-sueet
April 81 1mo' Third door below Calhoun.
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Business GarSs.

Business GarSs.
-,-,.,---...,.-.o-..--,
E,RCsT, BLACK & CO.,
wholesale and Retail Dealers in, and Manufactu-
rers Of
FURNITURE OF EVERY VARIETY. !
No. 73 Bowery, near Cnnnl-strcet,
New York.
Steamboats, hotels and Public Buildings furnish.
ed at the shortest notice. Ali Goods purchased Of
our House guaranteed as rpresented
May1 mW3mos
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THE LADIES OF The SEVERAL CATHOLIC
Congregations of Charleston would respectfully an.
nounce that they have combined for the purpose OF
holding Fair for the benefit Of the charities emu
meratel alb We. And the following named gentle.
men have kindly consented to serve as Board Of
kfopo No n, ant fhe sama.
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Gitp advertisements.

NOTICE. .
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH, |
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 4, 1863.
AND AFTER TO-DAY, CHLORIDE OF LIME
" and Copperas, for disinfsctng purposes, will
be furnished, free Of charge, by messrs. G.. W.
AIMAR, corner OF King aud vapderl,orr' streets.
and RAOUL & LYNAH, corner Of King and Market
streets, in such quantities as they have been directed
to furnish, as City Apothecaes to applicants for the
same. s
The citizens are earnestly requested to cooperate
with the Board OF Health by making timely and
judicious use Of the articles thus furnished.
GEORGE 8. PELZER, II. D.,
M.y4 10 City Registrar.
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COTTON cAMBRrCs AND JACoNErs
NANSOOK, NULL and sWIsS MUSLISS
TAPE CHECKS and STRIPES
SWISS CHECKS AND STRIPES
HAIR CORDS and BRuLIANTS
RICHARDSON'S HOUSEWIFE LINEN
DUNBAR DICKSON & co. MEDIUM and FINE
LINENS
TABLE DAMASK and DIAPER
aTcKAB4CE DOWLAs and HUcKABAcK TOWELS
pIRD-EYE DIAPEHS and L. G. HANDKERCHIEFS.
.l-.lH.. ALSO
woMENS' and MISSES WHITE COTTON HOSE
MEMS and BOYS BROWN COTTON HALF hose,
TWEEDS, &c.
For sale By
JOHN HANCKEL,
March1s m No. n EAST BAY.
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Boarding.

nOARDING!BO BOARDING BOARDING.!
ID Mrs A. TRACEY Is now prepared to accom-
naodste a few more Boarders. Terms moderate.
Apply at No. 10 BROAD.STREET. April Is
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Gost and 9ouno.

TTORSE LOsT.-STRAYED, FROM
I'll upper part OF city, on Saturday night. and
last heard Of at intersection Of Meeting ana Calhoun
streets, DARK BROWN MARE. fifteen hands IN
height. Has white star on forehead and both hind
feet white Was entirely naked when lost. A suit
able reward viii be paid for her return. Apply to
C. T. L0WNDES Il CO.,
MayI No. 10 Brosd-street
OsT, BETWEEN THE BATTERY
j 4 and the Mall, either in the lower part OF King.
street, Tradd, Meeting or Columbus streets, FOhTY
DOLLARS, tied In q handkerchief. The bills were
two TENS acd one Twenty. The Anderw will receive
o suitable reward by leaving the same at THIS
OFFICE. april 80
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T1OR SALE, ONE PAIR PRIME WORK
II ING MULES and, one MI Oh COW with young
Calf Inquire at No. 50 stATE-srREEI. :.
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.for Salf.

lust ARRIVED AND FUR SALE, AT
J Hunts Wagon Yard King.street, MOL lot @ OF
MILCH COWS with young Calves, and hne spEL LNG-
the tub. II Maya
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Msftings.


SOLOMON'S LODGE, NO. i, A. F. NJ.
HHE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION
i of this Lodge will be held Taii (Mondsy, Eusr-
ing, the 4th inst. at Eight O'clock at Masonic Han
The F.. c.. and NJ. c.. Degrees will be conferred
Members and candidates viii govern themselves
accordingly. :
By order of the ". n.
A. j. MCCORMACK.
Maya Secretary.
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n0ants.

WANTED, A SITUATION AS A COOK
W. and washer or nurse by,a colored woman, who
can furnish the best of referencesin in this city Ap
ply at northwest corner OF ASNUN AND SOCIETY.
STREETS. * u Mays
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CODA WATER APPARATUS FOR
y SALE-Marble Slab, two Fountains, Cooler, &C.,
complete, for sale. Apply at No. 80 EAST BAY.
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SUPPLEMENTARY SCHEAE-CLASS e.
II. FRANCE s. CO., Managers.
Former Managers Of the Maryland State Lotter'es-
The Prizes in this Scheme will be decided by the
drawing OF the Royal Havana Lottery OF May 7th,
1919. 4 49, s
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nON'T Fa IL To TitA THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN IONIC, PANKNIN'S He
Patio BITTERS, M unfaiing remedy tor all Dis.
eases OF the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
La h, nil nn1,Ir
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Goufati0nal.
MisffIlansous.

nON'r FAIL To TKY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PAN6H1N'S he
PATIO 9lTTERS, an rnfaihng remedy for all Dis.
eases OF the Digestive Organs and the Live-. Fol-
sale by al Druggists.
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lottenes.

DOYAL HAVANA, LOTTERY. s
The next Drawing takes place May 7th. As the
Tickets are generally all sold by the day of drawing,
persons at distance will send their orders early.
Royal Havana Lottery. Of Cuba.
This is the most popular Lottery in the World.
There are but q, 900 Tickets In the Lottery.
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nUS'T FAIL OIKf THE CELEBkA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PASKNIN'S He
Patio BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases OF the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
aalr BIZ ali DrE1pists
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hUN'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBHA.
~ led SOUTHERN 1ONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO B1TTERS, al unfaihpg remedy for all Dis
eases OF the Digestive Organs aud the Liver. For
sale by al! Druggists.
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NOR SALE, TWO wELL-BRED
Il HORSES, warranted sound In LIMB and wina,
and gentle to ride and drive. Also, hne BUG !.
Apply at No. AS BROAD-STREET, between the hours
OF 10 and q April %
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nOA'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA.
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PASKNIN'S BE
PATIO DITTERS, an uutaihng remedy for al Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs aud the Liver. For
sule Nv iii Druggists.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
Chief Clerk House of Representatives

TIE development THEoRY.-The advo-
Gates Of the Development theory find it diff.
ficult to adjust scientific facts in harmony
with their creed. N. Lartet, an enthusiastic
explorer, read communication at the last
meeting of the Societe Savantes in Paris,
giving en- account Of his recent discoveries
at Dordogne. He found large collection
of human bones, including three crania
nearly complete, in connection with other
fossils which indicate an antiquity as re-
mote as the ages of the mammoth and the
mastodon. These bones are of remarkable
length, and evidently belonged, he thinks,
to a race of men endowed with prodigious
strength Of bones and limbs. The crania,
TOO, are unusually large with a space for
large brains and the inference of NJ. Lar
tet is that they suggest superiority Of
stature and intellect in this extinct race
rathel than an inferiority. Geologists have
been inclined to believe that the men of
the stone and the bronze periods of Eurone
were of smaller size than the present in
habitants, but these discoveries of N. Lar
tet may compel the scientific world to mod
ify this deti-ion.-EG.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

An editorial in the New York Commercial!
Advertiser says +: 1.-The writer Of this article
can name over twenty Democrats among
his acquaintances who have decided since
Thursday, July ninth, to vote for Grant
and Coltax. Every Republican has doubt
less had similar experience. Go where
you will, one encounters this disappoint-
ment and disgust at the Tammany nomina-
tions. One Democrat asserts that he can
not stand the reputation platform. A
second does not like Seymours war rec
ord, and third regards the nomination OF
the revolutionary Blair as an insult to
every law abiding Democrat. Our advices
from the East and West all show unmis-
takably that this detection is not confined
to New York, but extends, as stated above,
eveywhere.n 'reHf --. -.LI
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

II have ever found, writes the illustri-
ous Sir Mathew Hale, Lord Chief Justice
of the Kings Bench, ''that due observ-
ance of Sunday has ever Joined to it a
blessing upon the rest of my time; and the
week that has so begun has been blessed
and prospered to me and, on the other
side, when l have been negligent OF the
duties of this day the rest of the week has
been unsuccessful and unhappy to my own
secular employments. So that I could
easily make an estimate Of my success OIL
the week following by the manner of my
passing this day, aud l do not write this
lightly ,butby long and sound experience ?
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
The Bin was ordered to be engrossed

lne OllI was ofdered TO pc engrossed.
Under suspension of the rules Mr.. Ray
mond, of Jefferson, gave notice that at some
future day he would introduce the following
| bill:
bill to build a shell road on st. Charles
street, beginning at the upper line of Jeffer
son City to the lower line of Carrollton City
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Calhoun, of Rapides
! House bill No. ia.
Under a suspension of the rules the fol
lowing bills passed their first and second
readings:
By Mr.. Holland, of Tensas:
House bill No. 169.
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Antoine, of Orleans
House bill No. 40.
Referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means, and l50 copies ordered to be printed.
By Mr.. Landry, of Union:
House bill No. III.
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr. Devices, of Bienville:
House bill No. 172.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
By Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans:
House bill No. l73.
Referred to the Committee on Corpora
tions. =-. ...
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
House bill No. 81 was taken up and placed
on its final passage.
Mr.. Belot called for the yeas and nays,
VII: + we're ordered, and resulted as follows:
Yeas: Abbot, Alexander, Antoine. Brews.
| ter, adrrel, Collins, Carr, Deslonde. Du-
fresne, Demarest, Dupart, Evans, Faulkner,
| Guigonet, GuidrY, Honore Harper, Hutch.
irson, Hall, Heidenhain, Isabelle, Kavauagh
| Leroy, Lott, Mahier, McAIillen, Mcvean,
Morand, Matthews, Pearce, Page, Raymond,
Reese, Sterrett, Tureaud, Umphreys, Wren
| H. Williams-3S.
Nays: Bennett, Buckingham, Belot, Bar
bee, Calhoun, Cuny, Fouts, Garstkamp, Hill,
Haskell, Holland, Kent, Landers, Morris,
Mollere, Murrell, Mansion, Norey, May,
| Noble, Prescott, Rey, Slaton, Washington,
N. Young, D. Young, Zoelly-27.
The bill was adopted by its title, and or.
dered to be sent to the Senate for concur.
renee.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced, asking concurrence in the follow
ing bills: .ara
Senate bill No. 3s. a....... .
Senate bill No. 81. ... ...
Senate bill No. l02. ...
Senate bill No. 800. .s..... .-..
Senate bill No. 1874.
Senate bill No. 12G.
Also informing the House that the Senate
had coneurred in House bill No. I44
Mr.. Washington, of Assumption, moved
that the House resolve itself into q Commit
tee of the Whole to take up the education
bill. ....
Mr.. Page, of Jefferson, moved to amend
by taking up the financial and education
bills in Committee of the Whole.
Carried.
The House resolved itself into q Commit
Zee of the Whole.
Mr.. Kavanagh, of St. Landry, was called
to the chair.
House bill No. llO being under considera
ton. .....-
After discussing the several financial bill
Mr.. Washington, of Assumption, move
that the committee rise and recommend til
passage Of House bill No. 10 as amended
and report progress on House bill No. III
with permission to sit again.
Carried,
The Speaker resumed the chair.
The committee, through its chairman
submitted their report, which was adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Gair, Of Eost Felieiana
the House adjourned until Monday a
eleven o'clock A. N.
WILLIAM YIGERS,
Chief Clerk House Of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25

HEALTH or AMERICAN LADIES DIR. Hall,
speaking Of the frail health and early fading
of American women especially in cities
and large towns, says they live too luxuri-
ously, and their habits Of eating and sleep.
ing are too artificial and irregular. Our
young women are trained in female board.
ing schools, which, with rare exceptions
are academies of mental, moral, and physi-
cal deprivation where novel reading in
secret, and smattering of everything 10
public, with thorough practical knowledge
of nothing, is the order of the day.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
citizens, Banl. of Loulsrana vs.. JOSEPH


SRCoND DISTRTUT COURT OF NEW OR.
and sale directed by the Honorable the second Dis
trict Court of New Orleans, in the above entitled
cause to Geo; W. Avery, late sheriff, and BY said
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
city. on MONDAY, the seventh day OF September
lses, at u o'clock NJ, the following described prop
Two LOTS OF GROUND situated in snbnrh
St. Mary, First District Of this city in the square
comprised within Girod, amp and st. Mary Streets
and Soutn street, Lafayette Square, designated by
the Nos and Z, on plan drawn by Alfred ForstaII
late Deputy Surveyor, dated the fifteenth Febr1ary
then notary public in this city dated the fth Msro
measure each 25 feet 'front.' more or less. on said
Camp street. Together with all the buiIdings ~
Brick House, known as the Verandah Hotel k;teS
ems, ETC. rights, ways, and privileges thereunto he
longing or N any wise appertainng.
Exchange some days prev Gus to that OF sale - -
Together with touT hundred and fifty (s51 shares
the capital stock Of the Citizens Bank of Ionsians
secured by mortgage on said property
Seized in the above suit. =
Terms-The purchaser to furnish a stock mite in
IeVor @ the O1tlzens Bank Of Louisiana for the
| Of eight thousand five hundred and fifty dollars
$3.50, PAYABLE on the first day of June 1858
ChArter Of said Bank, and the balance OF the price
| oI ,adlndlcatlon cash on the spot.
responsibilities of Stakeholder OF the Citizens
Bank, and the stock SO furnished to be identified
and wife to the Citisens Bank, of date February H.
1881 before T. Seghers late anotary public in this
e o aos sES5 nS g1 r. Jessr
city. Third-And the S9erif's deed q sale in TINS
auS 30 sec Sheriff Of t6e Parish Of orieSs5z.