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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02
MIllicent May.

Wha, all tha world Is o whirl OF singing,
When blscknird aud ltnuet md tlrush prolong
The wave OF music around a. cllngin<,
Which crests in melody, breaks IN song;
Whom every foot the hareoell brushes,
only roses die too soon;
When carolliug choirs In bloss ming bushes
Sing madrigal song. for the birth OF June-
Then. down in the new-mown fields uI hay,
nv heart 1t pines for thee, hllilcent May
The nightingale walls TIL the morning breaseth,
For love OF my love, In Its moon!lt grove:
The cool, green meadows the lark for>aEeth,
To tell the heaven OF my love. my love
The waving boughS OF the alier sign 70 nel;
Her feet are kissed by the b%uttercup king
The 5ummer.down breez, creeps softly nigh to
her,
TO play with h=T hall, aud to slognso sing
P,or heart tn at Is breaking for Ailltceat May !
An kinicent Nav. though winter Is over,
AM rain and ruin are passe1 an gone;
Though summer has given u love and q lover,
The love ts acne anu The lover alonel
The winter has given us tears and surro",
The spring has given them tins 10 ole;
But the summer, the summer, has no tomorrow
Let us live In the summer, love You aud ].
Stop. wandering maid In the nay /!
A supplisnt pleads 10 thee, Milcsnt May
Sleep, birds and buds, as I wander away TO her;
haste, nurrylng feet, through the tender grass;
on the strings OF my heart am l,nging 20 play to
Wsen the song is over, and the sound will pass
And echo adown the valley beneath US
For q moments rest, TILL 1t soars above
-To q. K that heaven may at last oequesth US
life Of laughter, q life Of loyel
Awsy, away through the new.mown nay
She's waiting, awaiting me-4'i!icelt Nay
london Society.
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SECONDHAND GIFT CONCERT
TO THE PUBLIC:

The Trustees OF the Public Library OF Ken.
lucky, being satisfied from the large sale Of
tickets already made, and the daily increasing
demandf for them, that there Will be no occasion
for pastponlng the Second Drawing In the Gift
Concert In lid of the Public Library OF Kentucky,
have instructed me, as their Agent and Manager
of the Gift Concert, to say TO the publ; and
ticket-holders that the Drawing will positively
take place on September 2sth, prox.. and vii not
be postponed. An active demand for tickets
comes from every State and Territory OF the
Uri:ed States, and from the Canadas, giving as
surance to the Trustees that no 81 clmetances can
prevent a Drawing at the appointed time.
A sufficient clerical force Is engaged to keep up
with the orders for tickets, and, in order that this
office may be relieved OF the immense pressure in.
cIdent to the business for The week or two i'm.
medIattly preceding the Drawing, agents espe
cIallg, and those DESTROYS If pr, curing tickets,
are req .esttd TO send In their orders ipInedt itely,
as sales will have to be closed In tlmeto make the
necessary prepara. ions for the Drawing. 1t Is
the wish OF the management to 0l every order
for o ticket, as we'll as 10 sell all the tickets, but
those who apply first must fist be supplied; and
II these who put or buy Ing until sales are closed
have their money returned, Instead OF the tickets
ordered, as In the First Gilt Concert, In December
last, when thousands Of dollars Int came too
late were sent back, they will have none 10 blame
but themselves.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library, Kentucky.
louisville, Ky., August 10, 1872.
aug26-mwf6w2
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PREVIOUS to removal to our new store, No.
275 Klng street, we will offer great bargains
In all of our goods. just received, o fine as
sortment of White Linens, and o fine assort-
ment of Bleached Longcloths-all the favorlte
brands at favorite figures. The best selection
In Calicoes. Elegant stock Of Dress Gooaa'
Ladies' and Gents Underwear. Broadclotht IN
nil its branches,I Towels, Damasks, Napkins,
&c. Lace shawls, Parasols, Gloves, Rlobons,
Corscts. Hosiery, the cheapest and best IN
market, at FuRoHGorr, BENEDICT & Co., No.
"a King street. augl5
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BrsHop HowE,s APPOINTMENTS FOR SEPTEM.
pBn.-Tao foaowkps HIST OF appointments ap-
pears In the Monthly Record:
Ahheville, 14th Sunday after Trinity; Will
lIneton. 10 the week; Edgefeld, In the week;
Newberry, 18th Sunday alter Trinity; ROCK
Hill, (consecratlon OF church) 10Th sunday
after Trinity; Yorkville, Wednesday. lsLh,;
Chester, nth Sunday alter Trinity; Winsboro',
18Th Sunday after Trinity; missionary services
as appointed by the clergy.
The bishop will be prepared TO oflciate on
week DAYS at any services, and at such points
Beyond the parish churches as the clergy may
desiepate. 90 Sundays, at his visitation. the
bishop recommends that the holy communion
be administered, and that sufficient notice be
given to the congregation that the otertory
viii be placed at his disposal IN aid OIL
diocese.
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,JoTT1Nas ABOUT TIE STATE.

THE Basnwell S%en:lnels prize melon
"a a of tie Patrons OF Eusbandry Is
organized at Anderson. ~
bales OF cotton were received aI
RlaSkyile on Saturday, making tWenty-slx
shipped from Blackviile since the 9th.
IlSompany I, eighteenth Infantry, hos ar.
r,vsd Mt f~anrensylle. The object OF the visit
Is unknown to the public.
IA severe .hallstorm did much damage 10
the crops near Jonesyille, last Tuesday eve
William Book, an eminent physician and
highly esteemed citizen Of Laurens. died at
his residenee, in that: county, on The 2olh In
slant. rc:. -.
Army worms have made their appearance
in great numbers In. the gardens and lots IN
and around Unlonvllle, doing great damage
TO the grass, young corn and other vegetation.
"A debating society fs organized at black
Vile. YHr. J. r. Belltpger was elected presi-
dent Mr.; 8. 8. Turner, vlce-president; Mr..
Lee ep pna isss s Suesdsyr f afternoon snessa' there was a
heavy tall of rain in portions of Marlboro
County, accompanied by heavy wiud in some
m frst bale of cotton raised in the
vicinity of Aiken, arrived In town on Saturday
morning. It was picked from the farm OF mr..
.The weather In Chesterfield during the
mast week has been warmer and more sulry
than any experienced this summer; some say
such oppressive heat has not been felt LOT eeV-
raj years. The cotton Is suffering consldera-
bly, IRON rust. -.
THE contract for the erection of tho Pee
DeeARricullural Fair building, at CheraW, mas
been awarded to Mr. NJ. c. Hall. The build
ing Is to BIZ completed by the goth October;
there Is no longer any doubt that the iair
aVill be held, and prove o success.
The Anderson Intelligtncer says W
ara Glad to lrarnihat Major W. W. Humphreys,
Who has been suffering from the effecIs OF the
severe wound received by him during the late
war. is rapidly improving. and will likely ap-
mar IN the streets in a few days."
~AbouL the Ku-Kiu1 the Union Times says:
s,1nitsd States Commissioner Boozer, from
FALKLAND. arrived here on Tuesday aud releas-
ed on bonds Abram Gallman aud Lemas,
ter. the former In eight thcu.snd dollars and
the latter ava thousand. Mr.. Bo'z.r e4-
pressed much solicItude In other caset now ID
our 3atf ndeFth b XII Klux and enforcement
laiVs, but his authority corrective oalI dio NOT
extend to them. he, however, PROMISED 10
do all In his power 10 have them r-te.'ed, ana
we hear took bonds to Columbia with hin Ior
eacn prisoner, and If judge Bryan Viii give
the authority, he viii send an order lor tner
release az soon as possible"
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THERMOMETRICIL.
a D.lish,ful Change in the Weather

The spell of hot weather, which for the past
ten weeks has kept this community In a state
of lethargy and perapiratIon, began to show
signs of breaking on Friday evening, anu oy
Saturday morning, had given pace to the re-
treshlng temperature OF October. Saturday
evening, people were glad to forsake their
plazzas and sit indoors, aud, during the night,
coiyerllds were In demand. Yesterday the
same delightful temperature prevailed, caus-
ing thin coats and muslin spencers to be either
temporarily discarded or fortified by Invisible
supplements.
the range of the thermometer Saturday
and Sunday at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph
Blackman, on the south side OF Broad street,
was as follows:
Saturdays A. NJ, "a; 10 A. H., rs; IL NJ, 70;
2P. NJ, 70; 4 P. NJ, go; 6 P. NJ, 49, 8 T.
II, rs.
Sundays A. M, "A; 10 A. H., 70; - NJ,
80; 2P. NJ, 81; 4 P. NJ, sli 6 P. NJ, II; 8 T.
NJ, 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

BUILDING MATERlAL.-An extensive stock
aud large variety of Doora, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &c, are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, al his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 80 Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Bulldery' Hardware, DC, from the
best manufacturers. mchs-fmw1yr
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THE POLITICAL WORLD.
a season SAD
ONES FRIGHTENING AGAIN.

HolIowness of the Bolt-The Maine Can
vass-nIr. Greeley Figures on the iSs-
sult-B T. u IN on the StumP-fhe
worship OF Andy Curtin-Which Way
will the Modern Warwick Jump!-
Nast's Last Curtoon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

MONTHLY UNION FOR PRAYER.-The monthly
meeting for prayer of the churches OF all de-
nominations will De held az Trinity Church,
Easel street, this afternoon, at five o'clock.
Subject: 1.-THE Requisites for Prevalent
Prayer" Rev. ". O. Prentlss Is expected to
preside,
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JUST RECEIVED at Furchgott, Benedict &
Co., No. 244 King street, Is pieces Black
Alpaca only so cents, worth Is cents; 2
pieces Black Silk only 81 rs, worth 50 so; 2
pieces Black Silk only 50 rs, worth 50. aug2O
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Meetings h Day.

st.Joseph's Latin Society, at P. n.
Ashley Fire Company, at 8 P. Il.
Mechanics Ullon, No. !, at Bpm.
washington Light Infantry Rife Cluo' al .
P. n.
rsPalmetto Fire Company, at 8 P. III.
Palmetto ~Encanpment, I. c. o. F., at P.h.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

ATRBUrE TO THE HoN. J. B. 0'NEALL.-We
have received from the press Of Mr.. ". J.
Dufae, OF Columbia, a copy Of Professor
Laborde's tribute to the late Chief Justice
O,Neall, being q summary of his life and
aabors. Copies will be sent to any address at
twenty-five cents each, or five for a dollar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

DRY Go ,Ds! DRY GOODS 1.-The Closing
Sale of the stock of A. R. stillman, %. King
street, is still continued. Bargains are offered
In oil Goods yet remaining on hand.
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NEAR the Artesian Well, No. 81 Wentworth
street, at Quo Sonntas's Gents Goats, Yesta
and Pants, Secured, Dyed aud renewed, in a.
No. l Style.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BLACK CLOTH CL.oAKs.-Black Cloth Cloaks
will be offered this day, at one.half their orlgl-
nal cost, at A.. R. Sllman's Dry Goods House,
28l King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

EUROPEAN and American Stereoscopic
Views, 81 80 per dozen. HAsEL STREET
BAZAAR. aprl9 mwf
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4 SEDUCER SHOT IN JILL.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 81.
Clark, The eeducer of Mis-. F. Fewe!l, was
shot this morning at Br,ntsville by q brother
Of the young lady. Clark Wos mortaliS
wounded, and is supposed to be- dead by this
time. Fewell shot him through the bars OF
the jall.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

ENVELOPES, White OF Buff, good quality lOc'
a package, or three packages for 25c. Hasel
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
febl9-m
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THOSE Handsome Photograph Albums are
now sold at Coo. each. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR
apr15-m
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Auction Sales This Day

william Mckay Will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, dry goods and notions.
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, 6Gt
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar and East Ba.
News Room. febl9-m
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier
No. AZ. North River, foot OF Canal street. SSaAAsakEi
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the lUIli zu.i If
aud sOth or every month. except when these dates
fall ON sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with steam.
ers for south Pacific and Central American ports.
For japan and China, steamers leave san Fran.
cisco first Of every month, except when 1t falls on
Sundav-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
90 direct from New York to A%spinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
a. the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tue
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River. New
York. +. Il. BABY, AGENT
augl9.1yr
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anrtion 6alts- -ahis Dap
anrfion aales--entnre paps:
BY J. a. ENSLOW eco.

By ). a. ENSLOW eco.
nAMAGED CORN.-FOR ACCOUNTQ OF
the Underwriters and ull concerned.
On TUESDAY MORNING, Sd instant, at 10
O'Clock, will be sold alongside Schooner I. d.
Cobb, lying at atlantic Wharf, for account OF tue
Under writer's and all concerned, .
14i4 bushels White COIN, damaged on voyage
OF Importation. sepZS.
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The steamship MEREDITH, Captain Marsh.
sail for this port on SATURD z, the 3lst or AugusI,
thus arording shippers direct conveyance &C.
G.K'd5.
The MERCEDITA vii leave Charleston for Eos.
trn IN SATURDAY, the 18th OF september, and VIII
take Freight at reasonable rates.
For Freight engagements, apply 10
JAMES AUGER i CO.,
anoo3 Agents.
The Hickman courier., 1872-03-09
Tne rres.dens!nl succesa.oa.

From the E4w York A.las
II there ever was any dou5tof Grants
denomination IL no lau.er exists. Few
intelligent politicians have for a long time
past believed that lie cou'd possibly La
defeated in the Republican National
Convention, aud those who have ever
entertained such Il chimer.cu. idea are
now lisabuseI The recent action OF
jLe State committees, ,-and like bodies, IN
all parts Of the country, renders it Ger
tain that lie will be reuomiua,ed at
Philadelphia, probably upon the first
ballot. II Is true that State committees
cannot fairly claim To represent the ez
istiug state Of feeling iu the party, since
they are legacjes from last years Con
vcutious, aud the people (Go0 save the
mark , are supposed in theory to have
still to elect this years Conventions
which the committee merely call together
But they speak authortatively and, "a
everybody knows, are justified, practi
caliy. ia doing So. The machinery O
the Republican party is in The hands o.
the federal Office ho ders, and no matter
what may be the opinions Of others, they
will choose the Conventions and control
their action.
At the same time it is iudisputable
that powerful element in the Republi
can party, which if not a numerical ma
iority, at least includes all, or nearly ALL
its intelligence, honesty. patriotism, and
principle, aud the leading minds which
called it into existence aud nursed it
into unprecedented power, Is bitterly
opposed to Grant denomination. They
have no respect for his intellect or his
character They doubt-to put it mild
ly-his honesty, they know his incapaci
ty, and they believe, as they have ample
warrant to, that he regards the Repub
lican party simply as the instrument OF
his ambition. and that the material re.
suits of his success will enure to the
benefit only of unscrupulous military
adventures and subseryient political
parasites. In word, they have found
him out, and can see that his re election
viii be benefit neither to the country
nor to the Republican party. considered
as an organization formed to promote
aud accomplish the success Of principles.
The Hickman courier., 1872-03-09
Gigantic Enterprise.

The history of the Pennsylvania Cen
tral railroad under the management OF
Col. Tom. Scott inspires confidence in
the speedy completion of the Southern
Pacife road. The Southern Railway
Security Company, now having control
Of the road from Memphis to Bristol,
and Col. Scott having been placed at the
head of the Texas Pacific Company the
building Of the Texas road is now fore
gone conclusion. II only requires large
capital and an energetic leader to accom-
plish the result. Both Of these are uni
ted in Col. Scott, and the success Of his
scheme is already assured. The genius
which has overcome all opposing Obsta-
cles hitherto encountered Will not be
sublued by the formidable nature Of the
difficulties still to be met.
The Texas Puciic railroad commences
at Marshall. Harrison county, Texas
near the Louisiana border. Hence it
viii rpn westward through the middle Of
Texas to EI Paso. at the Mexican border
on the Rio Del Norte. Hence westward
through the southern sections of New
Mexico Arizona and California, having
for its Pacific terminus San Diego, 100
miles south of San Francisco, aud short
Distance north Of the Lower California
boundary. The distance from Marshall
to san Diego Is about 1000 miles. The
Te@s Pacific company is entitled to
land grant Of 1910, 900 acres, living In
one OF the richest sections of country on
ne continent, and to other grants sufi
cieut 10 pay for the construction Of the
road
The Hickman courier., 1872-03-09
Rusfness LAWS.

It IS not legally necessary to say on a
note, "for value received.
A note on Sunday is void.
\ note obtuined by fraud, or from a
person 10 a state Of iutoxication cannot
be collected.
II note be lost or stolen it does not
release the maker; he must pay it.
A erlo ser Of note IS exempt from
liabilities II not served with notice OF
its dishouor within twenty four hours OF
its non payment
A note by a minor is void.
Notes bear interest only when SO
stated
Principles are responsible for the acts
Of their agents
Each Individual in a partnership is
responsible for the whole amount Of the
debts Of the firm.
Ignorance Of the law excuses no one.
Itis fraud to conceal fraud.
The law cl mpels 10 one to do impossi-
bilries.
An agreement without consideration is
void
Signatures made with a lead pencil are
good in law.
A receipt for money paid is not legally
conclusive.
The acts Of one partner bind all the
others.
Contracts made ou Sunday cannot be
enforced
\ contract made with a minor is
void.
y contract with luuatic is void.
The Hickman courier., 1872-03-09
THE PISTOL WAS CTLOADED,
4 - Il - nsnmpage.

-- q u
3 monkey, remarkable for lis knowl-
edge .4au 4.l thia-s and loving lib
syty molath.n bananas, slipped his chaiu
on Sunday. ia lie aeiary yu Kearney
street. between California and Pine.
Jacko's first proceeding was close ex-
animation % the couaries. After sever
al Intellectual attempts 20 get one through
the bars Of It's cage, he was seized with
iudisuriion, and taking round turn
with his tail en- a s'anchion. he grasped
The cage IN both paws and hurled it an
grily az "a mockiug bird, who, with her
head twisted knowingly, was surveying
his prauks. y veteran parrot, witn a't
+ the gravity Of member Of the Academy
+ Of Sciences. cLatt-rcl her di,approval Of
these doiu@s, aud demanded cracker ia
q voice broken with excited remonstrance.
The aodaciou- monkey responded by
clambering up 10 Polys cage, and
thrustug his paw through the bars in a
iefaut manner. The parrot grabbed it
1T once, and held on ike q vice, while
Jacko moaued and ppologzed aud fret
| ted but Poll iuade the hest Of the stu
alton, and held her grip. At last the
monkey wrenched the suffering paw from
his sharp beak, aud darung uvnn 10
small bird cage flung 10 at his enemy,
who screamed, "Shut the doorw and
Send for the doctor g. with the view Of
calling to the rescue little white poc7
die dog, who was looking on in amaze
meI {. The latter, understanding tl--y
something was expected Of him r'd not
being proof against an appeal from one
of the gentler sex in distress stood up on
his hind legs and walked arouuu the snop
barking vigorously. The ieDdish mon
key was on him IN second aod st~ad
ding him, promptly commenced to chaw
his tail Ine pOOuIe 4ctpeu iu a="ny,
but the inexorabie monkey had 10 com
passion for the parrots defender, aud
varied the torture by twisting the puppy's
ears. The proprietor, arriving on the
scene, captured the monkey, to Polly's
delight aud Jacko was again put in
chains.
The Hickman courier., 1872-03-09
From The Richmond Euq uirer.
Coming 10 n Head,

Our information from Washington Is
to the effect that the Liberal movement
Is becoming really formidable affpir
and the Cincinnati convention will be Il
sucrcSs Carl Sehurz has broken irrevo
eably with the administration party. lie
is uuqsestiouably the most brilliant man
Ia he Senate, and "a power" with hi>
German countrymen. His power was
was proved in the Missouri campaign
which resulted in the election OF Gratz
Brown, and it has been felt IN he lasl
few days in the very recesses Of the pres
idential palace We do no not know
what Sumner Is after, nor do we much
care. Trumbull Is IN full sympathy
with the move-as Greeley appears to be
1t Is natural to inquire what DO they
me0H2 Do they really aim at reform?
90 they really wish TO arrest the proGres.
Of consolidation ~ do they really mean
to carry out to its logical consequences
Mr.. Greeley's often proclaimed demands
for amnesty to the South TO carry ID
ont 10 the procurement for the South Of
some genuine participation IN the beue
fits as we'll as the burdens OF the gov
ernmentl TO emaneipate the white man
VI tlstf CUQtu II d5 tlp DldLA lilet1 i4s4o A'es-i+
emancipated to extend reform IN the
civil administration Of the government
as well to the carpet bag governments OF
the South as to tle municipal govern
ment of Ncw York and the corruptio0s
Of the New York custom house
The conservative elements OF the South
are watching with considerable interest
the rotation Of the Republican kaleido
scope. 1t is the policy Of the ConseIya.
tive or Democratic party Of the whole
South to stand in the attitude Of an ar
my OF observation-and stand together
ready TO strike if any opportunity pre-
>ents itself to strike. 1t IS every day
becoming apparent that the whites Of the
South are growing relatively stronger at
the polls, as compared with the coored
voters. The fact that nearly three
fourths of the present Virginia legisla-
ture is "Conseryative" Is q proof OF this
The election, at the special election just
held in the county Of Luueuburg, of COL
Stith Boiling to represent the county iu
tire le-is,atule-iu county In whic.
tie ne-roc- have some six ~ eight han
drld majority signifies the same thing