The Charleston Daily Courier from Charleston, South Carolina • 1

7 1 a Wm CHARLESTON a WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 4 1872 BY A WILLINGTON CO VOLUME No 22408 CITY AEPAIRS THE PHOSPHATE BEDS i- BY TELEGKAPH TI1K COURTS OCR LOCAL IJIPBOYEMEXTS fogab tie's book depository This popular resort of the literati and the reading public generally has recently undergone very desirable improvements and large additions A thrse story building has been pulled down in the reaf and in its place erected a lofty one-story Weed Thomas Booker and the Tribune attaches The City Hall Park has been jammed with thousands of people endeavoring to obtain a last look at the remains of Horace Greeley as they lay in state in the Governor's room in the City Hall The whole space of the Park is litterally ammed and although the crowd files by the coffin at the rate of nearly one hundred a minute there is no apparent diminution the mass extending from Broadway to Chatham Row Flags on all the buildings throughout the city and on all the shipping in the harbor are at half mast and the great crowds from every railway train and steamboat add to the crush to view the remains of the late great editor STATE SUPREME OOUBT Tha Oourt met at Columbia on Monday the 21 instant Chief Jus tics Moses and Assistant Justices Wright and Willard The 7th Circuit was called: The South Carolina Manufacturing Company vs Perry Continued In consideration of the applicatiyn of the members of the bar of Newberry the Court adjourned THE GOVERNOR ELECT INAUGURATION CEREMONLE ADDRESS OF GOVEKXOB MOSES Alt now nullified except MeuteBanl-GoTtrnor Gleavti Special Dispatch to the Courier! Columbia December 3 improved Sulphuric Acid Chambers that they can produce the'r solvent Just as cheaply Competition this year has tended to raise the standard of all fertilizers and the Inspector is lnclned to believe tbat the rady means now furnished by hla anaiytls has contributed to this by the facility it extends to criticism and comparison of actual values The formulas adopted by the various companies vary according to the wants of different crops but as we have only one great staple the major ty of fertilizers should be manufactured with a view to its especial nourishment There is little doubt in the minds of those who have given the subject serious consideration as to the predominance required for any given element of fertility as Amonla decomposed Phospha'e of Lime Potash Ac but the Inspector waives an opinlcn lor tbe present upon the peculiar adaptability of any peculiar substance to the want of the cotton plant He only states facts that are intended for me guidance of tbe farmer in his preferences It Is a siu(y for him to compare and test fertilizers on his own lands and make bit choice accordingly The nature of the soil oftener than is generally imagined Influences these results It woild save much time and more money if the larmer was thoroughly acquainted with the de-nclences of his soil In which ne is to conduct his practical experiments Chemical and physical analy- sis alone can accomplish this i we should be humbly thankful for the Divine dispensation which has furnished our little State with such an immense supply of that Invaluable substance wh ch has helped to raise this ppbere from aridity to the condition of a living world teeming with life and beauty Nations have grown great and disappeared The fcuperflclal histoMan caa trace their fall to the overjrrowh of surrounding people the Ignorance ot multitudes or the despotism of usurpers The Phi- loeopber who has watched the changes that countless sges have produced on the cbem'cal and physical history of the gkb can see in these political catastrophes the Inevitable rssult of violated law The 'plunder eystem" of agriculture tha had prevailed drove the tillers from tbe soil into voluntary exile and Report of tb Phosphate Iniptctor The following is the report of the Inspector of Phosphates which has been handed in to Gov Scott and which will be transmitted to the General Assembly during its present session: lb Excellency GottE Scott: Within a few dajs after my appointment to the position of State Inspector of Phosphates I received ihe hearty operation of manufacturers and agents for tne Bale or commercial fertilizers bat only the partial support of the Phosphate Companies engaged in river mining under license from the State The Klver and Marine Mining and Manufacturing company in a written commaricatlon from their 1'resident Mr Coroln refused to acknowledge the right of the LesUktare to pas laws supervisory of the lr mining operations Ttie omcersor this Company acting under instructions denied me the exercise of authority delegated ty tbe Legislature for the protection of the most va Ua We hit er sta of the State As the state Auditor was the proper legal officer to enforce the provisions of the charter and to sustain me in the per form an ce of my duties Ireqiested his co-eperaiion and approval After some delay he took crucial cognizance of my written and verbal communlcati'jiis though ia an unsatisfactory manner for while lauding my zeal he pra vented lis exercise by declaring he wonid be content if 1 would report to him tae returns of tne Marine an I Klver Phosphate Mining aud Manufacturing Company as made at the Custom Houses at Caarteston and Beaufort In spits of this indifference I used every effort to carry out tbe letter and spirit of the law until i hi action of the others or tne Company b-came so bos il that it was impossible to obtain re table information without The inauguration of the Governor elect took clace at two o'clock to-day in the Hall of the House of Representatives it was crowded At the appointed time the Senate came into the House and the Joint Assembly was called to ordir Across tne Atlantic London December 3 The gas stokers of five of the largest companies have struck The public arewarn9d to use gas sparingly Pabis DacsmberS The Bepublique Fraucaise newspaper says that in the event or defeat or organiz ltion of a Committee under Dufuares motion on Thursday it is possible that Thiers and his supporters on the Left will withdraw from the Assembly The determination on 8unday of Thiers and his Cabinet to remain ia the Government has served to dispel the grave feelings and uncertainty which followed the action of the Assembly on Saturday last Dispatches from all pirts of France represent the country as calm All parties are awaiting the organization of the Committee appointed by the Assembly to draw "up laws and regulations of public powers and prescribing conditions Of ministerial responsibility as provided for in the resolution of Dufaure adopted on Friday list The Committee will meet Thursday Pioard is mentioned for Minister of the Interior to fill the vacancy oaused by the resignation of Lefranc brick addition 18 feet wide and 70 feet long increasing both the capacity and convenience of the premises which were long since found to be entirely too limited for its growing business This addition has enabled the stock to be considerably enlarged particularly in the departments of rare works stationery and the fine arts The collection of chromos is suparb and unusually attractive The sales depart tn sat is on the first floor and is supplied with as complete a stock of foreign and domestic authors as has ever been gathered in this city The foreign authors epaaking in their native tongues are numerously and handsomely represented The poets too in a variety of binding and style of topography greet the eye in their appropriate place while the volumes of many elegant English editions adapted to the juvenile mind are singularly well chosen The theologian will always find at the Depository besides a goodly array of splendidly gotten up Bibles many of them Oxford all the works which his profession may call into requisition On the second floor the Protestant Episcopal Society havs their Library in which the latest publications of the denomination can always be seen and purchased Mr Alfred Stiliman who recently retired from his former business is now connected with the Depository and in January brings his valuable knowledge and mercantile experience to the till Tuesday 31 at 10 A i UNITED STATES COURT The Court was opened in Columbia on Monday the 2d instant at the usual hour by Judge Bryan OA motion of the District Attorney Wm Simons was' excused from the jury he having been appointed Assistant Sargeant-at-Armj of the House of Representatives The Marshal summoned' Duncan Allen and Thomas Walker to serve in stead of Arthur Mackey and W- Simons who were excused The petition of Geo Bryan Esq for fees was granted He was ordered to be paid $100 from the estate of Thoa Fontaine bankrupt In the case of Georgs Congdoa for discharge in bankruptcy fiaal hearing was ord3rad to be held in Charlestion January 6 1873 Ec parte Maria Rseso Thurston and Porcher et aL executor of Rov Gadsden lo re Thurston Holmes bankrupts On motion ofRutledge and Yjuag or dared that a copy of petition be served oa tho assignee and that he be allowed thirty days to file any defence and that the case be referred to Carpenter Register' tu report the most advantageous method of disposing of tha propsrty of the bankrupt The Register is ordered also to advertise for lien craditors to prove ttnir claims at his office on or before the 1st of January 1873 Ordered that any party interested ty apply at foot of this order for ony further order deemed naoassary In re Thurston Holmes Ordered that James an ape cat to those who can enfoica a due respect for law I wculd mention by tne way mat trie coheorof tne Port ox Charleston reiused to allow me to inspect ine returns maae or me saiu tympany to bis i fil oe Bat la dae coa-se the office of tauj Auditor expired by an Act of the Legislature and Us duties UevolTlng upon meuornptrouer-uenerai i was empowered ana reqaested by him to make a thorough investigation of by Lieutenant-Governor Baneier Soon afterwards Judge Bryan and the officers of the United States Court entered the hall and took seats on the stand A little after two o'clock Governor Scott entered arm in arm with the Governor elect followed by the Chief Justice and Jadges of the Supreme Court of the State and Committee of Arrangements The proceedings were opened with prayer by Bav Adams after which Bansier introduced the new Governor in appropriate terms Moses was received with loud and continuous cheering The inaugural address was frequently interrupted with applause and that portion referring to his intending to b9 the Governor of the whole people was heartily cheered by both sides of the house At the conclusion Chief Justioe Moses administered the oath of office and the Joint Assembly dissolved A Uarge number of pereons were present from all portions of the State and crowds called upon the Governor elect after the ceremonies The address ia favorably commented upon by Conservatives here All the new officers have qualified exoept Lieutenant-Governor Gleaves who is still sick in Biauforfc and who was consequently absent from" the inauguration Lieutenant-Governor Ranaier still holds over and will continua to do so until Gleavea qualifies the aiialrs of the nitrerent companies and to act asm judgment would test tend to protect the Interest of trie Mate and I was alo required to maka such tonKreiilonal Proceeding) Washington December 3 In the House a vast number of Bills were introduced and referred Beck was excused from the Credit Mobilier Committee The Senate adjourned after reading the journal A motion to adjourn over until to-morrow to as might fffect that His communi cation retched mn but a short lime bidcc when to obtain tbe -sired Informal lo a would have required tbe acquiescence of the Company io enable me to make this report as thorough as possible my demand attend Horace Greeley's funeral failed sowed lta lwnsand groes on land that had been left to it only the Datura' capacity ror adornment but not lor cnlturr The exhaustion of the soli tended to the accumulation of stores from foreign granaries and these not waving fields invited the barbarian our 8 -ate has suffered from its outregeons Bystem of agriculture Population that wculd have been swelling over our border3are now rolllngWestward throughtunhoapi-tab wilds to virgin soils We cannot turn the tide until in its snperflalty it has recoiled upon us This we may not live to see bat what are generations to the lives of nations We have our homes le and a love of tbem that rrevents us fleeing to more lertlle States God has given us Infinite wisdom the means of working oat our redemption Befoieman walked upon this earth Hecaneed bis forces to lay up for oar use the eq dvaieat of our food snd raiment for a thousand years The wants of the world will not permit it to remain for our exclusive ute but the very demands of commerce will pit such vigor into our people ns will develop ihs characteristics which give health and long lifi to nations I have the honor to be very T'epeclfnlly Your Excellency's obedient servant OTTO A MOSKS Ph lLUUAL AISMS MJMHAIiV of Mr Tomlinson the Treasurer of the Company was In the House Boarman from Lonisiana was met with a reqiest for time to consider an 1 rate legal seated a tvici A day was appointed for th declaration of The Secretary of the Treasury was asked under his coarse wnich has pasred without tiiy receiving what law he increased the issue of legal tenders great advantage of this favorite house The accommodating disposition and popularity of the Senior aided by the efficiency and energy of his Junior make enoouraging and sure a prosperous future for Forgartie's Book Dapository BROOKBANKS NEW STORE On Monday noon Brookbanka than whom there is cot a more clever energetic and enterprising The report of General Vincent on the condition of the Freedmen's Bureau was called for any corom nicatton from him on thesujecr his disregard of the application of ths inspector find the demand of tbe Comptrol er-Geoera! nn i tie wilt of the Legi8ia ure and hi vitiation of the Chirier I lay before your Excellency without con: mint Quite different was the course of tue osaw Com The ten steam war vessels Bill was discussed Losseane be appointed assignee during which Scofield referred to Banks as having STATES COMMISSIONER A manager of therecont election from one of pany Hvery facility was given for the Investigation of sympathized with the enorta to involve the country in a war with Spain young merchant in our city threw open to the Banks denied that he had ever sympathized with such efforts but had introduced the Bill because the Secretary of the Navy had declared to members of the House that he was afraid events had occurred in the Gulf of Mexico which would require the Government to be prepared to dafend commerce The Bill enforcing the fishery clause of the Trea High water to-day at 10 52 Mr John Bridges aa eld resident of Augusta is dead The new bridge over the Congaree River at Co-' lumbia is so far finished aa to admit the passage of vehicles Mr Allen Bobertson a highly respected merchant of Lancaster died suddenly of heart disease ty of Washington was made the special order for the first Tuesday in January Adjourned THE STATE CAPITAL Whiit was done Yesterday in the Senate and House ELECTION OF JD8TICE3 AND CONSTABLES TO BE GIVES TO THE JOaT CERTIFICATES BKBUILDIKO THE BUBNT DISTRICT THE FENCE LAW TBIAL JUSTICES EDUCED TO FOT7B AT A SALARY OF $1200 PEB ANNUM THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AC AC AO AC Special Dispatch to the Courier Columbia December 3 public his handsome new store on Meeting near Qaeen-etreet fully supplied with a well selected stock of fruits confectioneries all kinds of nots canaries beautiful cages and candies made in the establishment by a first-class confectioner brought out especially for the purpose The new building of neat architectural design and finish ia three stories high and twenty by forty two feet with comfortable apartments up stairs for a fami'y Tne front is ornamental and composed of large doors and windows of plate glass with the came of the proprietor and the number of the site in gold lettering on them Tan store is handsomely fitted up with counters glass cases for the more delicate confections thelv-ing fruit stanls over all of which a bright light is shed from tasty gas fixtures depending from a lofty ceiling The establishment is both extern illy and internally incomplete but when finLthed will be a mirk of the progressive spirit that controls it and an ornament to the section their effiira by the agents Me-srs Jas Adger A aud I am pleased to t-tate that the immense expenditures which tney have incurred will greatly benefit the Mate They hav erected extensive works which are a model of convenience and excellence Their dredging is sygiema icaiiy conducted thu- saving the property of the State from wash and every precaution has been taken In the preparation of the rock to estab iah its reputation and enhance its value Since the completion of their works this year they have mined but little over 15000 tons of which about lOOt 0 is on baud Tbe scarcity of shipping has prevented tue export of the entire prodacsibn ism informed that they contemplate a very large trade the coming year The character of those who are engaged in this enterprhKL and their financial strength promises well fur the exsnsive deve opomit of their The Mai lne hlv and MlDiQg Company have al-o added considerably to their mining capacity and should nave douoled the production they report which is but iii tie over 20 00 tons The uak Point Afiuiug Company have made no returns whatever as they rely upon the Marl and Klver company for protection from the requirements of tbe Sta and in atl my communications with them I have been rererred to Mr Cortln The total pro ri actions from tbe river deposits daring the last year has been les than 4 Jooo tons as ir as 1 have been abie to ascertain This is much to be regretted our phosphate bedi should contribute more largely to the resources of the ate and tbe rivers should be a'ive witi this lad -siry I would suggest that tbe Legisla 7 he National Capital Washinonton December 3 Judge Nelson of the Supreme Court has resigned Colfax has gone and the President leaves tonight to attend Mr Greeley's funeral on Saturday last Treasurer Cardozo took formal possession of hia the country preciaots was before the Commissioner yesterday charged with oondujting the poll illegally The evidence dll not support the charge and the case was dismissed THE COMMON PLEAS Tha Court mot yesterday and the jurors ware called but wore not sworn or organized The cases set for the dav were dispoid of The following is to-day's calendeb: Nathaniel Bloom vs Jas Spaar Chisolm Brothers vs Wm Gregg A McCants vs El Wells Chicora Manufacturing and Company vs Jos Crews Thos Bonnell vs Fredsbnrg the mayor's court Reuben Smith lodged and discharged Joseph Glvens disorderly and striking Rachael McLeieb dismissed Elizabeth Van Reuben lodged and discharged Win A Crossman lying drunk on Eatt Bay $1 a red and white setter dog $1 Ed Green fighting and resisting a policeman at a ball $2 or 20 days Christiana Richardson $2 or 20 days Allen and Juhn Robinson trespassing on the premises of Rebecca Brovn and suspected of larceny of her clothing held for examination Rich Rivers stealing a child's jacket from Murphy's office on Saturday having filed his official bond for IIOOCOO with Shiver Baldwin Wilder II Bainey Neagle Israel 8mith William Smith Hardy Solomon Mc- In the Senate Hope gave notice of a Bill to give Kinley A Jones etd McKinley as Wm Simons Smith Porter Allen acd Simuel Jenkins convicted of manslaughter be The Southwestern members of Congress express dissatisfaction at the omission from the Message of the Mississippi Levee question Morey who is Chairman of the Special Levee Committee promises to bring the subject energetically before the House at an early day The Senate and House Levee Committee are in consultation and propose perfecting a Bill acceptable to the Army Engineer Department' It appears from an official statement of the Court of Claims that daring the year ending the first of December one hundred and twenty cases were decided seventy of which were on account of the proceeds of cotton captured by ihe United States military forces The aggregate amount claimed for cotton was $2270000 and the award or the Court in these cases was $1413 000 The highest award was $474000 or $100000 lees than claimed The Oourt allowed $41000 for proceeds of salr-rof sixty-nine thousand Bank of the city in which it is located fore Judge Farmer and sentenced to twenty years imprisonment have been pardoned by Gov Scott on tbe recommendation ot the delegations from Aiken and Barnwell Toe Late "Dr Wir We ciieve to loarn( says the Columbia Phcenix) of the death Ten thousand dollars have been subscribed in of Dr Wm Reynolds second son of Rev Prof ture give every laciuty to those who seek to embark their capital In this mining enterprise TEE LAND COMPANIES The business of tbe Thoepbate Companies who mine in the land has been excellent and the price of rock has materially advauced the demand for crude ma-teilal beuig actle toth for export acd for hrme con-eurcptiro Ihe tendency in mining is towards the laying of extensive wotka and the purchase of large bodies of icserved territory Small miners ike heavy Outlays iu the bginniog based noon but a limited supply of stratum wh en at once aids a heavy New York for the benefit of the Alsatian emigrants to the United 8tates Reynolds of the South Carolina University This sad event occurred in the city of New York A man in McPherson Kansas who can walk 67 I Store King-street Jennette Davis Betsy Brown from congestive chills on last Sunday morning at of Louisiana cotrl beiDg the amount of claim miles a day" ic- said to smile at the prospect of the 5 o'clock ant's deposit with that Bank at the date of saizure horse disease of the same under the order of General lianas ur iteynoias was twenty-two years of age was per eentage to the cot of production Some of them In London a man who beats hia wife ia se n- August 1863 have been nnsucce £fal and doubts have prevailed with CApimlirt concerning ihe security of investment The appointment of Ward Hunt of New York a graduate iu letters of the South Carolina Uul versity receiving the degree of A in July 1870 in phosphate diggltg But 1 know of no other species to the vacaLcy on the bench of tbe Supieme Court of the United States in place of Associate Justice The- following year he was graduated in the Nelson who has resigned is received with satisfaction by those ia this city who know him tither School of Medicine of the same University Soon after finishing his course of instruction literary and professional here he went to New York to personally or by reputation Fo'liiea In Alabama Montgomery December 3 complete his medical studies A short time after reaching the city he received an appointment as Rose Frazier Mary Garden Ann Simons and Ceha Sammis creating a disturbance in Rutledge Avenue $2 or 23 days each James Grant drunk and disorderly $1 the Enterprise Rail Road for not placing a lamp at a large hole near the track in John street $10 a black pig at large $1 At the annual Communication of Solomon's Lodge held on the evening of the 2d inst the following Brothers were duly elected to serve as officers for the Masonic year ensuing: Brother Miiligau Brother Andrew Krotg Brother Hutson Brother A Wilson Treasurer Brother John McLeish Secretary Brother Fraser 8 Brother Alexander MiilefJ Brother Thomas Hardy Brother I 8 Ellsworth Stewards Brother John Bail Tyler After the Lodge closed the members partook of a bountiful supper provided by Kroeg at his popular Inn One body assembled at the United States Court Room and voted unanimously for apenoer A his Assistant Surgeon in Bellevue Hoepital the duties of which he filled with industry assiduity and skill In this career of usefulness and honor and bodv lacks its alleged two in the 8enat aud sev eral in the House of a legal quorum The other -the election of Trial Justices and Constables to the people Whittemore gave notice of a Bill to compel County Treasurers to receive Jury certificates in payment of taxes The following Bills received their second reading and were referred to appropriate Committees: Bill (by Hayne) to repeal an Act to provide for a general License Law approved March 13 1S72 Bill (by Dunn) to abolish the office of County Auditor and confer the duties upon the Sheriff of the respective counties of this State Second reading Bill (by Whittemore) providing for the extension of time for the payment and collection of taxes for the fiscal year commencing November 1st 1872 Second reading Bill (by Whittemore) to amend an Act entitled "An Act to establish and maintain a system of Free Common Schools for the State of Sou'h Carolina Second reading Bill (by Whittemore) requiring a bond from County Commissioners before entering upon the duties of their office Second reading The following resolutions were taken up and adopted: Resolution (by Dickson) instructing the Committee on the Judiciary to enquire into the propriety of reducing the costs of all legal proceedings in the Courts of this State Resolution (by Cain) relative to list of subordinate officers and employees of the Senate Resolution (by Whittemore) relative to the election of United States Senator Senator Dunn's Bill to amend the charter of the Charleston Georgetown aud Conwayboro' Rail Road was introduced and referred In the House notice was given of tha introduction of a large number of Bills A Bill to encourage the rebuilding of the burnt district of Charleston was introduced It exempts all new buildings from State and County tax for five years Boseman gave notice of a Bill to incorporate the Peoples Loan and Real Estate Company of Charleston Crews introduced a Bill to repeal all fence laws The text of his Bill leaves it to a vote of the people in each County whether it ehill apply to them It compels the keeping up of stock and body assembled at the capitol and had eighteen of preparation for a wider field death found him tenced to three days' imprisonment If he refuses to pay his omnibus fare he gets seven days A dog which had been taken from Detroit to Chicago recently rode backto Detroit snugly curled up beneath the headlighTof a locomotive A New York contemporary! says that unless some of the murderers in the Tombs are either hanged or pardoned soon that prison will to be enlarged When a man falls injo a forty-foot well at Omaha and ropes are not at hand to draw Lim up at once a bottle of whiskey is sent down to him as an elevator Thomas Keightley the Englith historian died at Belvidere England recently His histories of Borne and England won him considerable reputation Tbe boy who Bits on the 6treet corner and laments tbat he has lost the ten cents that his father gave tim for medicine has opened tusineee for the season in Detroit 11 For Philadelphia -The Guf Stream Captain Hunter arrived punctually yesterday in spite of fogs and head winds and will sail on Fri and slit the thin-spun thread of life He was cut down in his bloom and in the rich promise of a members of the Senate who divided the vote be tween several pereocs The Weather To-Day Washington December 3 useful manhood far away from family home friends and youthful associates In the Gulf and South Atlantic States North westerly to Northeasterly winds higher rome ter moderate temperature and clear weather Personal Gen Hill editor of the Home a sprightly and interesting family Lodge of Sorrow The Committee of Arrange Illness of air Ureeley'i Sister New York December 3 Mrs Cleveland sister of Horace Greeley dangerously ill is ments of the Lodge of Sorrow to be held on the 13 inst 'are Messrs Daniel Ravenel Jr Itlcctric flashes oi ntng whose reiuma are as easily calculated NSW DISCOVERIES In the last year fonr extensive deposits of Phosphate material have been discovered In Sibeiia a stratum as yet enly superficially described is said to extend over hundred of miles of territory in the Austrian tmt another bed has been declared avei'a bte and of ocellent quality and quite reeentiy we have information of more dtcoverles in Prance There Is howevtr notbiag to rear fiom competitiDu of theao deposit wth South Caro na rock They are either beyond ihe reach of present development or not as favoraby aliuated FromaU parts we now hear favorable reports of the ficilitywi'h which our rock an be decomposed and manipulated and I vy safely say there is Utile chance of supplanting our material All mat we nee i is mining capital and our Phosphate trade wdi rise into great importance THS INSPECTOR'S OFFICE Though there has been an effort made to impede the action or the inspector in the execution of his duties by those who expected to derive advantage from the obstacles thrown in his way yet it Is with satisfaction he most acknowledged the reception be has hvu at the hands of those engaged In the manufacture of crude material into commercial fertilizers Tney have seen the wisdom of the Act creating the Inspeciorsn'p and have acknowledge the advantage accruing fro jx an accurate exhibit before ihe people of the chemical composition of these products by a chtmtst not In their employ I have aUo been gratified by testimony or aprova' from some of the most prominent agriculturllsta of tbe State Tbe practical workings of the Act have become known to ail yet it is advisable to refer to the details of its execution in order that the beat understanding of its efficacy may prevail i 1 hive adopted the following course of procedure: Upon the anlvai of a shipment of guano or other commercial fertilizers In this port or upon the-predactlon of it in our factories I am informed by the gents that they are prepare to submit It to inspection I draw 1 samples irom as much 'hereof as tnere is immediate necessity to forward into the interior an auatyeH Is then made of them by which Is affixed to eaca package or the fertilizers 1 give every lacliity to those who desire to criticise the labors of the Inspector and wtl iniy divide my camples with them In or-dar tnat the correctness of my results miy be open to proof I have a untlorm system of statement of the chemical contents that for Its simplicity and comprehensiveness has recetved the endorsement of many chemist and th approval of the planter It gives in a few words a knowledge of th composition of a fertilizer that the farmer tim hitherto spaired of ma ter-tug fiom the hieiogbphics of most printed analyses it is here proper to state that ail printed analyses which are stamped with the official al of this office have issued ir my labora'ory and been made by me and hold myseif personally responsible for their Sparkmin and William DeSaussure from whom tickets of admisbion can be had for ladies In re The horse malady has broken out in Pensacola ferring to the subjects few days ago it was stated and the street cars have stopped The authorities of Boston have ordered the re pairs to the Exchange of that city stoppedregard' ing the building safe when repaired day going full as usual Shippers should make that the opening exarciaes wou'd be conducted early engagements and be puntual with their de- by the Grand Master and Wardens It should have The suit of Warmouth of New Orleans against liveries been the "Master and Wardens" simply the Custom House Board has been tranferred to No 152 Meeting-street Persons desirous of the United States Court Proceedings 'are about to be commenoed in Salt Lake City against the alleged diamond swindlers Legitimate mining is very favorable obtaining good board in a locality closely accesi ble to both lines of our City Railway can be ad Woodhull and Olaflin have b9en released for mirably Buitcd on reasonable terms at the coiumo $2500 bail each nm Gifts fob the Holidays For Silverware fine dius Gayer Mansion in Meeting-street next North of the Artesian Well Watches Gold Opera and Test Chains go to Al lan's King-street Be os the 8afs We hold health and life by a frail tenuro acd not to protect them to the best of our ability would seem to argue a deficiency of common sense The searching winds and cold rains of spring the tropic heat of summer the malarious vapors of autumD and the paralyzing temperature of winter are all inimical to those finely adjusted acd sensitive pieces of mechanism we call our bodies Each season bas its peculiar perils and the fall is peihaps as prolific of dangerous disorders as any of them for at this season fevers and bowel complaints are very apt to take an epidemic form As a pre- ventive of this class of diseases Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cannot be too warmly recommended In it are combined five essential tnedioal Attention is oalled to the sale of the French Bark Canton by order of the French Consul The bark for whom Messrs Mantous Co will 1 No Family once using Durante Polish ever be without a bottle in the house are Agents will be sold where she lies at Central Wharf this morning at 11 o'clock by A Ens low Co Auctioneers Diamonds Watches Litch Bruns will correctness in my s'atement or results I have con- i flaed myself to giving the amount of ammonia that the properties It is a tonic at once powerful and Keruuzera win yield to tne plant the quantity of Phosphate or Lime decomposjd ny Suphurlc Acid (or which was originally in the same condition as if it begin the sale to-djy at 10 o'clock at their office No 35 Broad-street and continue it on Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays of a large and valuable stock of Diamonds Gold and Silver Watches both for ladies and gentlemen Chains constitutes boundary lines as lawful fenoes Bills were introduced in both Houses to repeal the general license laws Grani gave notice of a Bill to give aid to the colored orphan children of Charleston It has transpired that the Governor has signed the Bill passed at last session limiting the number or Trial Justices in Charleston to four and fixing the pay at twelve huudred dollars per annum A number of applicant's for position are spoken of but appointments will probably not be made until later in the session The Presidential electors of the State mt hyn to-day and organized with Chamlarlain Chairman and Henry Sparnick Secretary They adjourned till to-morrow when they will meet ane cast a vote for Grant The Columbia Hotel was sold at 3 auction to-day by Siebels Ezall for fifty-six thousand one hundred dollars It Wis bought by William Gorman present lessee had been acted upon by acid) and the amount of weekly paper published In Charlotte atd Col Johnston formerly President of the Charlotte Columbia and Augusta Rail Road are in the City and guests of the Charleston Hotel We were pleased to meet both of these gentlemen in fioe spirits and looking exceedingly well Tims is Clocks fifty different styles in wood broDza and marble cases at Allan's No 307 King-street Promenade Concert of the Marion Fibs The Concert by Mnller's Band at the Academy of Musio last night in aid of this Company was only attended by males As soon as the surplus tickets had been disposed of in the Hall the prize drawing began and terminated with the following result 173 Fine Gold Watoh 952 Fine Silver Watch 1167 Sewing Machine 686 Silver Watch 257 Gold Vest Chain 867 Gold Head Cane 112 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons 323 158 1132 Gold Broach 326 827 562 Pair Gold Sleeve Buttons 167 Eight-Day Clock 597 267 pair Gold Ear Rings 1034 Gold Necklace 272 922 934 Silver Butter Knives 1085 l18i 1 210 ugar Spoons 323 519 Doyler Rings 1286 703 set Gold Studs 478 829 318 757 284 Lmp 1019 611 823 852 143 Pocaet Knife 1243 92 151 52 1229 Set Jet Jewelry 953 814 779 Liquor Flask 113G 1130 334 1165 888 Hair Brush 1017 1134 628 18 606 China Cup and Sauoer 1060 -1107 92G 41 550 Bottle German Cologne S94 993 619 1458 4 Porte Monnaie 87 990 381 Box Shaving Cream: 101 932 Box Pomatum 843 755 Pack Cards 582 642 Thermometer 1222 891 Plated Sauce Ladle 1120 Hand Mirror At the Anniversary Meeting held last evening the following officers were elected: Jacob Small President Alexander Melchers Vice-President Muller Treasurer Jno Petersen Secretary Stewards: Lueders Behre A Jaeger Librarian: Jacob Kruse Christmas is Coming For handsome Gold Bracelets Studs and Sleeve Buttons go to Allan's No 307 King-street A Surbenoy Sham A large crowd collected in front of a house in Tradd near Meeting-street yesterday evening to see a ghost said to be cutting up antics inside The crowd reached such proportions that it became necessary to disperse it with a file of guard The ghost proved to be a pile of which a brave spirit threatened to shod into but was stopped by the timely information that the story was concocted for a purpose St Michael's Steeple We understand thai Mr Devereux is about to commence the erection of scaffolding for the purpose of repairing the Phosphate of Lime that has not been acted upon and which is still iu Its naturally erode state If a Soluble Salt of Potash or Magnesia be present Jewelry Opera and Field Glasses Cutlery Plated iu percentage Is given These four substances form Ware These goods are from a well known Broadway establishment and every article sold tne os sis oi an commercial Fertilizers and are those for whlcn thi planter paye During our interview the American Consul at Bankok presented the King an elegant assortment of his medioines from Ayer of Lowell Mass for the use of tha Oourt He explained to His Majesty their origin from the great chemist and their uses The Cherry Pectoral for Coughs the Sabsapabilla for eruptive diseases and the Ague Cure for the fevers th it are so fatal iu this hot country The dangerous condition of a favorite wife in the palaoe with one of the disorders these medicines cure gave him spatial interest in these products of medical skill indeed these medical marvels interested him more iu our country than all th9 other attentions we had shown him loiters from a Lady in Siam 6 Fubchoott Benedict Co have received a full assortment of Kid Gloves and offer a good quality One Button ovo for $1 Two Button Glove for 25 Also Solet Agents for the celebrated Cheil-Iey Kid Gloves each pair sold under guarantee FuacHGOTT Benedict Co No 275 King-street are for this week enuring great bargains in Carpets Great reduction made in this article If be bays for instance au Add Phosphate contain will be guaranteed The sale will be without ing 15 per cent or decompos3d Phosphate of Lime and 11 per cent of Phosphate of Lima he pays his reserve money for th -se things alone and It is easy for him to determine what each ingredient costs at the present The Ladies Garment The season is market prices which is $26 shows that each percent of decomposed Phosphate of Lime in tne tou of Acid at band which presses upon us the necessity of Phosphate worth Sl40 and each per cent or Phosphate of lime is worth Sd cents contributing to the ministrations of this philanthropise band of devoted idieswho are only laboring for love in the field in which they are working It lit not the provirce of the Inspector to cer ify to the excellence of any particular Fertilizer Be would not venture to assert that one class of elements is a stimulant pure and an aperient mild and an anti-bilious agent of marvelous efficacy and a general egulatinf-? medicine without an equal in the pharmaeopfeia' These five distinct properties operating together in perfect harmony produce a condition of the' system somewhat analagous to that brought about by a course of pugilistio training In other words as judicious physical training hardens the flash' and renders it comparatively fist-prcof so -does this marvellous invigorant increase tbe capability of the organs of the body to resist the more indirect and intidious assaults of disease It imparts new elasticity and strength to Lu vital machinery and those who use it as a preventive cf intermittent' fever dysentery diarrhoea djspep-sia rheumatism and other ailments common at this season may walk fearless through an atmosphere impregnated with the morbid elements which give rise to those maladies 3 Fcbchoott TJenediot Co have received 1C0 sets of Children's -Purs only $225 100 sets do $3 and $1 100 sets Ladies' Fur Sets from ti up HCJ1EL AhRiVAL-' Charleston Hotel Tneslay December Pallltze- tMnnt M- Hamlin City Theo Davis New fort- Mr Jft Mrs Wm Klchardson Allendale: 'uTn Baltimore Reid South berg samter Msnson MoSti' Jn en" Hill Wm Johnston CharlcAtir D-J superior to another Be simply gives as the result of his labors the determination or thos 3 fnffredienta which the manufacturer spends his money to obtain The Society commences is sacred offices this year with reduced supplies and exceeding limited expectations in so muoh as the subscription list is concerned The aid it receives is most judici or produce It Is trne than other constituents con tribute to rorm a penect irertli'a -j as thev are reontr- ously applied and only in cases really where need ed in such quantity that It would bj Impracticable to supply their place were they not present in every sotL II la now possible for the farmer to ascertain for himself the actual value of the different Fertilisers is most apparent Lot those who have if even a little more than they have service for immediate The Monumental Citf SEVEBE 8TOBM3 GBANT'S MESSAGE THE BALTIMORE ELECTORS WILL CAST FOB HIM COTTON MABKfcT Special Dispatch to the Oourljr Baltimore December 9 There was a terrific wind storm here last night It blew the roofs cfif several buildings There was also a severe storm on the Chesapeake and off the coast Grant's Message meets generally with favorable comment The Maryland electors have agreed to cast the electoral vote for Grant Several Baltimoreans are going to Mr Greeley's funeral to-morrow There have been large receipts of cotton here recently The market is very firm and prices upon which he is constrained to rely for the attain ly remember the destitute and give as much as ment of hts ends It has been one of his most har-rasslng anxieties to know that he has perhaps Invested la them the largest portion of his hard earned can possibly be spared Assured that every mite bestowed is disposed of in a way to do the great savings at a rtk in which the factors of calculation are entirely beyond ma control or many months he has trusted and hopedand then may have met with bitter disappointments Be has perhaps been led est good to the greatest number a list of the Society has been suspended in our office to wbioh we earnestly invite attention to bellve that fertilizing power Is to be measured by color smell or physical condition but I can assure Dim I have frequently in the exercise or my duties met with fertilize-B so called yielding less than one-half of one per cent ol ammonia and simply traces of Catholic Church on Sullivan's Island The work on this edifice for which it will be recol lumbia: iu parr KnffvA i Tr decomposed phosphate that were visibly suggestive from their odor of fleecy fields and golden grain whereas the highest grades of acid phospnates possess Samuel KeaL sTi C' ic Hnchea litue li any ootrusive oaor to recommend them These Wm Scott" AnuVY 'J: Jn'- ltae pw: spire of this building McFadflao vy- Wou Ti" 'V lected the late Dr Bermlngham labored assiduously and which was discontinued at his death has been resumed by Mr Deverenx the contractor and architect It will be vigorously pushed as asC as the means at command and attainable will permit The Rev Pf Northrop has under criteria have been hitherto regarded for the Inspec- tor has discovered parties engaged In the purchase of dlsosrded guano bags paying for i hem double their 1 A Not Inappropriate Offering for the holiday season is a handsome Photograph Album At Fogartie's Book Depository can be eeen a magnificent assortment of all the latest styles of Photograph Autograph aud Writing Albums The Musical Photograph Album Is a unique and cunningly devised gem both in its novelty and melodeoua effect f3 Cotton fob Great Britain The British bark Ranger was cleared for Liverpool yesterday by Messrs Pinckney Bros with 2250 bales Upland Cotton weight 1J0C4613 pounds value $182903 This bark was laden speedily by her Stevedore Mr Townsend who plaoed the entire cargo on board in nine working days European The New York and Liver-pool Steam Lines are so crowded with American breadstuff provisions and cottoff as to be obliged to refuse freights earlier than 20th of December Tonnage is wanted here and at the Gulf ports but vessels are leaving Savannah seeking engagements elsewhere If you desire to purchase an elegant Bible or Prayer Book do not fail to call at Fogartie's Book they are now opening the most magnificent assortment of English edtions ever displayed in the city 3 original value The obj has been to pande? fa a Transfer or Insane Four insane popular prejudice wniie renpimr harvests itom a Tin which requires no labor for its tillage patients of the Mazy ck -street Hospital will be sent to the Asylum Columbia this morning taken to further the work of his aged predecessor xne development oi au immense manufacturlnc in flTT Q- -Andrews Maine: Mrs a Hmtrir two children and name Syracuse yTi mvD' mara crangaburg ohn Peck! New Haven Waunamaker Mua Wannamaker wAthVJu Dutton Warren South Cilnat Matbew'a Pavilion Motel Tuesday December Fishbourne Jr Paul's TGOintwell South 6 stanrei Elko Johnson Cades oj Piersanl John McFaddea Carendon 'WKRm5 MackeraL Blackstock: John's Coito fL 1 lie tibseqale or Horace Greeley New Yoke December 3 The National Democratic Committee have no advice to give as to how Greeley's vote should be cast Greeley's obsequies promise to be the grandest recorded Chapm's church is being heavily draped Over the pulpit is being put an arch of flowers with the words I know that my Redeemer the pew of the deceased is covered with black with a harp with broken strings occupying the place of Mr Greeley The body of the Church will be occupied only by the immediate friends of Mr Greeley and the Tribune em- Adreese will be delivered by Becher and Chapin and Miss will sing "I know that my Redeesaer liv-' Admission to the Church iii hv ttrfefit The callbearers will inelnde terest based upon our mineral productions ti truly a source of pride to our State It is comparatively new to this country and susceptible of ereat exnafUinn and we have no doubt if his solicitations for aid are liberally met the destitution sought to be Two males and two females three colored -and one white TJ numerous and extena ve Fertilizer Factories ad- supplied will soon be overcome Fob Nkw York To-ra Rogues rar The detectives arrested i A I Bee' "atl steam ship South Cqrqlinc leave Union Wharves on 1 3C 7i Sam Bules colored last night on the supposition that he is one of the burglars who robbed Mr ij oruiiicis neesviue McSnltV lato- ft Iauraham Clarendon: A Morgan Georown: Gregg south Carodna Mrs SaXwo oxuonvn 1 uu uuuuu vuarieston are the world A master mind has worked uf and hv progressive experience has brought economic perfection Our factories are -eneona assemblage a buildings resulting requirements of individual industry but a bu lt by companies with large capita" and cc ing trade have ample capacuv to supply present demand and fature increase They have an advantage of at least 10 per cent over competition iu location one and our large masofactoiles have such Biachoff on Hampstead some time ago The Masonic Attention I called Ed Sweeny an escaped prioner from House VWUiamsburgt Jasper SntClew'd Tkeai vllle Taylor Baltimore John TXinsT to the cotica ol Prof Thos O'Neal to be found eleewhera ttis morning of Correction suspected of laroeny was' also bagged -I 'T PeepleiL Port.