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Wonderful but True!

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A Point on which all Physicians Agree

Ont of ten thousand regular physicians you cannot
find ono who will not that snuants and inpgorants
are absolutely necessary In medical practice And yet
in bygone humane practitioners hesiated to
administer them, because the fendish ingenuity
witches who make merchandise of human inhrmities
had polluted and deterorated them that the remedy
was deemed as dangerous the disease. This per-
plexty is happily donef'away with. Physicians know,
because the first analytical chemists OF the age have
demonstrated the fact that HOSTETTER'S CEIE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERs are absolutely and en-
trey free from all pernicious elements. Hence they
have been introduced into the United States Army and
are accepted, whereon the testimony OF the wse the
intelligent and the philanthropic is rated ct its just
vaue the best protective against and for all
diseases arising from impurity in the air other
healthy cima influences that has been tested by
experience In of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
We state without qualification reservation, that the
Biers nearly infaible anything prepared by
human skill can be. July 2S
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PROVOST COURT, July 27.-The FIRST case calle d
was the United States us. Wm. Washington, for
stealing geese The defendant did not claim to
belong to the F. F. VS., and, from all accounts,
had never seen the Mother of Statesmen. His
crime at least savored OF antiquity, as the goose
is an ancient fowl, and VIM. W. having read his
tory, gloried in his feathery acquisition. Unfor-
tunateiy the Court did not see it in those lamps
and the unfortunate william WAS condemned O
pay ten dollars, or be put to hard labor for sixty
days.
The United States us. Charles Wright, for Lar
ceny.-The prisoner accused Of taking a coat
and twenty dollars In greenbaoks. The evidence
brought against him only circumstantial,
and, though rather strong, was not sufficient to
convict the accused Charles escaped by the skin
Of his teeth, but was advised that though he was
now Wright, another time he might not be so for
tunate.
United States os. Washington Bryan-Stealing
Chain,-The accused candidly acknowledged his
guilt, and disclaimed all relationship with the
father Of his country. In consideration Of his
oandor, the Court sentenced him to pay ten dol
lars or sixty days hard labor.
REV. JOHN A. BRoADUs, of South Carolina, has
been elected President of the Richmond, Va,
Baptist College. The Times says:
"The election Of President Broadus will thrill
with delight the hearts OF the whole Baptist de-
nomination in Virginia. His learning, and pecu-
liar tact for impartiug instruction, have placed
him in position not to be excelled by any scholar
in our midst, while tho sweet, golden-toneue
eIqquence, for which he may be termed the
Chrysostom OF the Southern pulpit, added to his
fervency and piety have rendered him dear to all
the communities wherever his voice has been
heard. He is now Professor at the Greenyille
south Carolina, Theological Summary, was for
nh -1,,ft, ,u,l1 IL
Chaplain to the University"
This college building was known in Confederate
times as the Louisiana Hospital"
GEN. III. ". GAREY.-From the Richmond Er-
an,ner, of the 26th, We copy the following notice
of Gen. CAREY:
from General NJ w. Carey, of South Carolina, a
cavalry officer of merit and distinction during the
late war. At it's outbreak he raised COMPANY,
which he commanded, and at the first battle Of
bravery, capturing number Of guns from the
enemy. From the position OF Captain, CAREY
rose through all the intermediate grades, was
OF brigade Of cavalry, which participated in
many of the hard-fought battles waged for the
possession of Richmond, and repuleing, single
banded, several Federal advances upon the city.
General Carey, reposing upon his well-earned
military !aures. has entered upon the practice of
law at Edgeield Court House, South Carolina.
A SECRET FOR THE PUBLIc.-We have heard of
some Dentists who don't approve of SOZODONT:
What is their real objection to it? Simply this it
preserves the teeth, and sordid interests whisper
that the decay Of the teeth is their broad and
butter. Eminent members of tho profession in
all parts Of the country endorse and recommend
Z. tus2
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GREAT
Reduction Of Prices
AT THE
OLDEST ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING House
IN THE CITY
2l9 KING-ST.,
CHARLESTON, S. G.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO
inform his customers, and the
public generally. that in order
to meet their wants in the way
Of SUMMER CLOTHING, and to
close out his present Stock,
he has MARKED DOWN HIS
PRICES, which will accomplish
the desired object. regardless of
cost.
Annexed will be found a List
Of some Of the leading articles,
showing the present and former
prices.
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This IS truly progressive age march OF intellect
Will be longer obbed cabined confined by sectIo
oil tiles or bounded by imaginary lines Charleston has
serted her supremacy In this matter by the production of
the celebrated PANKNINs Hop,tic Blters Mr. PANkN1s
docs not base the character Of those Bters upon my
mystic anagrams or depend upon increasing their sale
by the afixture of any .puzzling hieroglyphcs Tho
loDgkno~n and weldeservcd reputation of his fathers
house. renders comment any of their concoctons
hardly necessary As the to the popular drug
store Of bis father and trained he has betn In the
very school OF Gaen, tho community satisfied that
In his case the old proyerb Is at fault and that he
patio Bitters are all he represents them to be- These
Btters composed of Ingredients we'll known to phar
macy They are not presented to the public as a
substitute for ardent spirits but simply what they
are repro sented-a tonic, and bath preventive and
debility Mr. PANKSIs deserves the thanks OF CRATE.
full community, and he will yet live to zee many arise
and call him blessed, while others in rapturous Joy
will eIclaim: That there Is balm in Gilead and physi
oan TO heal.
GOOD TO INVEST r-n, as the old adage declares
.tHeath is the Greatest Of Earthly Blessings" then
every effort to preserve 1t pays we'll DRAKE's PLAN
TATIoN B1TTERs have been Of great service In MAXIM.
people healthy, and keeping them 3d. They should be
found In every household. They give tone to the
stomach, vigor to the body and remove dark doubts
and unhappy feelings from the mind. They relieve
pain and ory the whole system aga inst the attacks of
disease. There is nothing better to take "for the
stomach's sake" than the PL.NrsrIoN BrTTERs. They
cure dyspepsia. heartburn, indigestion, drowsiness
headache pain In the side, liver complaint end rheu.
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want Follow our directions. and you will feel
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IoE CRRAM.-Larcomb who understands the prepara.
tion Of this delightful frozen mixture equal with the
best advertises this morning that he has re-opened
saloon ut No. s5 Calhounstreet. opposite Elizabeth,
where before he intends to dispense this luxury
customers. His cream has always had high reputa.
tior, and he has determined that It shall maintain It.
DURABLE reputation ia rarely made IN o day; but
HuMPHREYs HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS, having been for
years b. fore the public and tried by Thousands in
every part OF the country and every form of
have won for themselves and putation rarely
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Address
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BEAUFORT DIsTRTor.-The following delegates
were selected on Monday last to represent this
District in the Convention at Columbia
r. W. BARNWELJ, GEO. p. ELLIOTT,
Col. A. Il. Law TON. j. d. POPE,
W. J. COL o x, ALFRED MARTIN
j. H. HOWARD, B. r. BOSTICK, JB
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HALF FARE TO THE CoNvENTIoN.-We are graft
fed in being able to state thatthe South Carolina,
Charlotte, Greenvlle and Bue Ridge Railroads,
will carry members of the Convention to and
from Columbia for one fare. We presume that
the spartanburg and other railroads will do the
same. g..
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JAMES w. Brown g. Co. have favored us with
two samples of smoking tobacco-one with the
brand Of "Unole Bob Lee," and the other titled
the "Pride Of Virginia." both manufactured by
LLOYD Il HANEs, Of Lynchburg, Va. They have
been tested by capable men," who speak very
highly Of the strength and flavor OF each, and
consider them Of as fine quality as any in the
market. We would suggest trial Of these to-.
baccoes to our friends who indulge in the weed,
assuring them that they will not be displeased at
our recommendation. .'|
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MOUNT ZION INSTITUTE, W1NNsBoRo, S. c.
With great pleasure we direct the attention OF
our readers to the advertisement of this seminary
OF learning, which appears in columns this
morning, and would recommend it as one Of the
finest establishments for the instruction of youth
in the State. With no long list of references or
other show, it modestly makes known it's where
abouts and its terms, but it's friends know that
there ID as much talent and ability within its walls
as often is possessed by those who mako the most
elaborate display.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Saies This Day.

Auction Snles Thfs Dny.
T. M. CATER will sell this day, Browns Wharf at
10 O'CLOCK 6ooo lbs. Of New York hams and
20 frkina choice Goshen butter. "t
GABRIEL DEWITT will tel this day, at store northeast
corner of King and Spring reets at 1O1 O'Clock SOAP
salt, writing and wrapping paper. &c.
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Prices. Prices
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss. PANTS. $40 Is
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAsS. PANTS. IS IL
BLACK FRENCH DOE CASs. PANTS. - 10
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss. PANTS. 10 IS
FRENCH SILK MIXED CASs PANTS. I6 12
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss PANTS. 18 10
LIGHT COLORED ENGLISH MELTON
PANIb.............. .............. IL 10
LIGHT COLORED FRENCH CAss.
FANIS. ............................ IA IL
CH1VhOIT CASS. PANTS. .......... u 10
STRICTLY ENGLISH CAss. PANTS. is u
LIGHT COLORED OAss. PANTS...
HAIR.LINED OAsS. PANTS. ......... 8
LUPINE HAIR-LINED CAsS. PANTS. 8 7
FRENCH DRAB D'ETE PANTS. ........ is 10
FRENCH JOINER CLOTH PANTs..... 12
ENGLISH DRAD D'ETE PANTS .
BLACK ALPACA LINED PANTS. .... 46o
OOL0RED CASs. PANTS. $50 $50
COLoRED OAss. PANTS. ......... 8 a.
LINEN AND COTTON WORKING
faNIS..... ............................ 3 LOO
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PRIVATE SALES,
Sd'o MUS Hrar SuH,HerUfHe.
BY hLtbNZ 70 j. wlIrE ~ SnN

Sac Mus near Suu,,terufHe
BY hLuNZO j. WAITE o. SON.
At Private Sale
1Wo EX rENsIvE SAW MILLS near summerytlIe.
LAND. ~ ~ Di'
Mill No. is run by 80 to 35 horse engine built bv
Eason Brother. Of Charleston with three f Cylinder
boilers, makiI an abundant supply of steam At
mched this Is a. ris Mill, capablo of grinding ty
po bushels OF corn per day. The establishments to
THIS MILL is complete having Carpenter and blacksmith
Shops, &c.
Mill No lisa new building. 4oxso. recently erected
IN most substantial It has engine of 80
morse power with t2} two large Cylinder Boilers. All
necessary outbutdings are attached to this Mill.
With the above will be bold t10) ten Mules, ~ four
Timber Carts, ~ two Wagons ty two Carts with Har
ness complete. - " =
desired. -
For further particulars apply above at our Office,
July "a tuths3 No. 5s EAST BAY.
Spacious Guiding Lot on Meeting street.
By W. Y. LEITCH,
Broker and Auctioneer.
At Prlvale Sale
That very desirable and elegant Meeting
situate between the ILLS House and Charleston Hotel:
containing front on Meeting street 100 ice and in de
800 feet.
This lot s situated In the most desirable part of the
city, md its large front will be uud advantageous
the erection of Of wholesale stores whilat the
denth could be used for other advantageous purposes
Terms accommodating.
For further particulars, apply as abb ve at
July 10 thstuG No Is BROAD.STREET.
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AssIGNEEs. NOTICn

ASSIGNEEs' NOTICE.
NNE EssRs. q. & ]. SAMPSON HAVING MADE AN
W1 assignment to of ali their copartnerehip and
indvi 'unl property and effects for the enet Of their
creditors notice hereby given to ell and sinRuar h
said ooparnership and Individual creditors that the
deed Of ass nent in at my Office for their inepecton
ts its provisions must do or before the l9th
day OF September, 1866, the period limited by asid
deed And the creditors are hereby notified to bold
raeahng for tn appointment Of agent according to
the provisions Of the ACT Of the General Assembly,
passed In 1873. 3. q. FRAaER, -
Juy1 gl0 Assignee,
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Music ON THE BATTERY.-The fine Band of the
Sixth U. g. Infantry will perform on the Battery
this evening, commencing at 6 P. NJ. Th 9 follow
ing is the programme:
I. Kriegsmarch der Priester. from Athalie.
2. Potpuurrt-The du.ical T. legraph.
8. Watz-Snnga OF the Thames.
4. Grand Finale from Lucia
8. -WilheImsbad.
Q. Bnenos Nvchts.
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WE ARE under obligations to the Southern Ex
press Company for late papers.
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/" "DURHAM /"
SMOKING TOBACCO,

NNHE FIRST OF THE GENUINE ARTICLE svse
l. offered In Charleston Smokers are invited to
call and sample this superb Tobacco, FREE OF oHAnaE
at FRaRENB iCH'S. No Broad-street, TOGNI'5
Meeting strret, and at LA CRIoLLA, "KingB r et I,
may be had at wholesae-as the store Of ]. A. QUAoK
ENBUsH, Eo 120 East Bay.
w. O. BENNETT g. CO.,
July 40 e. soLE AGENTS IN oHARLEsToN.
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,ARGEsT CALCULATION In THE STATE.
LARGEST C1RCULATIcN IN THE CITY.
LOCAL MATTERS.

as- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. Tn
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and that one which will accomplish their cure must
prove, this has, of immense service to this
large class of our afflicted fcllowcitiZens. How
completely this compound Will do it has been
proven by experiment on many of the worst cases
to be found in the following complaints -
Scrofula, Scrofulous Swcllings and Sores, Skin
Diseases, Pimpes, PustuIcs Blotches, Eruptions,
ST. Anthony's Fire, Rose CT Erysipclas, letter or
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworms, &c.
Syphilis Veee'iat Disease is expelled from the
system by the prolonged use of this SARsAPARILLA
and the patient is left in comparative health.
Female Diseases are caused by Scrofula in the
blood, and are often soon cured by this EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine, be-
cause you have been imposed upon by something
pretending to be Sarsaparilla, while it was not
when you have used AYER's-then, and not till
For minute particulars of the diseases it cures,
we refer you to Ayers American Almanac, which
the agent below named will furnish gratis to all
who call for it.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, for the cure of Cos
tiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dys-
entery, Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheuna-
tism, Heartburn arising from Disordered Stom-
ach, Pain or Morbid Inaction of the Bowels, Flat
ulency, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, and for Dim
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best Aperient in the world for all the purposes of
a family pfysic.
Prepared by DIR. j. C. AVER & Co., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by Williams & Haywood and P.
F. Pescud, Raleigh, N. c., and by dealers every
where. march 29-eod2m
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
DeCarteret and Armstrong's N. c. Book Binder,

DeCarteret and Armstr0ng's N. C. Book Bindery
OVER THE N. c. BOOKSTORE, RALEIGH NC
"AVING ADDED AN ENTIRELY NEW
III set of machiney, we are prepared to execute
all kinds of Bookbinding with neatness and de-.
spatch.
Blank Book Department.
Having on hand large stock of fine paper, we
are prepared to fill orders for all kinds of Blank
Books, from the smallest memorandum to the
largest Bank Ledger, at short notice.
Ruling Department.
We are prepared to execute all kinds of Ruling
in a manner that cannot be surpassed.
Our facilities warrant us in saying that we can
execute work as cheaply as any establishment OF
the kind in the United States.
We also have for sale at publishers prices, the
National Series of School Books.
Orders from teachers and country merchants
will meet with prompt attention.
nov 6-112 If
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either to Gen. Gardner or to Maj. Andrews, don't
remember certainly-they were very urgent, in
one he said "Fof Gods sake do not send any
more prisoners" Witness wrote some of the dis
patches at the dictation of Maj. Gee. Prisoners
continued to be sent, notwithstanding these ap-
peals.
Major Myers also sent frequent dispatches to
Richmond, asking for supplies, that he had nearly
run out and needed them badly. In the cross
examination, witness stated that some of the
telegrams of Maj. Gee were sent before and some
after the prisoners were sent there.
John A. Fuqua, sworn; was sent to Salisbury
in May, 1864; was second in command of the
post, was inspector. There was no change made
in the prison regulations when Maj. Gee came
there and took command of the prison; the ord
ers in regard to regulations were issued from
Richmond, by these regulations all correspond
ence between the prisoners and persons outside
was forbidden; this the case both before and
after Maj. Gee came there.
Before the prisoners were sent there from
Richmond, the guard consisted of Freeman's bat
TALON, of three companies, but it was soon in
creased by the arrival of other regiments--these
were mostly senior reserves and junior reserves
they were mostly indifferent soldiers, ignorant of
discipline and drill and the officers were of the
same class. Witness occupied room at the
head quarters-had known many persons to be
permitted to visit persons in the prison and to
take in provisions, through the officer of the day
this frequently done-there was no discrimi-
nation made between civil prisoners and prisoners
of war. There man detailed to attend and
that the rations for the prison were taken
safely from the commissary store to the cook of
the prison.
The examination here suspended, and the
Commission adjourned to 10 o'clock to morrow.
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by OUR OWN SPECIAL REPoRTEE.l
Trial of Major John H. Gee.

THURSDAY, April. 10, 1896.
Gen. James G. Martin was cross examined. On
the order from Richmond for guard for the pri-
son at Salisbury, there was reported from SEQ 10
1000 men; Freeman's battalion and Hoke's regi-
ment was there when he got there. Witness, in
answer to questions, gave his views in regard to
the number of men necessary to form the regular
guard at the prison. The troops at Salisbury had
no other duty but that connected with the prison ;
of the numbers sent there, many got sick and
Others went home, so there were never enough to
take out fatigue parties to cut wood-about 200
men per day reported to Mai. Gee for guard duty,
at first guard was sent with party of prisoners
to cut wood, but afterward the guard got the
wood themselves, preferring it to guarding out
prisoners for the purpose-guard had no quarters
while witness there, except barns and stables.
Witness stated the difficulties that lay in the way
of erecting shelters for the guard or the prisoners
want of axes and of teams and the distance of the
necessary timbcrs from the grounds-good teams
were taken from the @. NJ. at Salisbury and brok-
en- down ones put in their place-there was
thority by act of Congress to impress teams under
certain circumstances; Maj. Gee had not this
thority. The prison covered land owned by the
government; never knew of any application to
enlarge the enclosure beyond the space owned by
the government. There order to give less
rations TO the prisoners than to the guard, that
witness knew of the officer commanding the de-
partment the staff officers of superior rank had
the command over the commissary and quarter
master of the post; they not subject to the
control of the officer commanding the troops.
Mai Gee had absolute command only of the de-
tails daily furnished him by the commander of the
troops, and of the officers Immediately connected
with the prison-don't think he had any control
over the surgeons.
Witness, in answer to questions, gave his opin-
ion on several points in connection with the pri-
government the proper action under certain
contingencies not varying from what had preyi-
ously been elected
j. Allen Brown, sworn-was telegraph operator
at Salisbury in 1864, during the time the large
number of prisoners were thcre-recollects send
ing telegraphic dispatches to Richmond for Maj.
Gce-thesc dispatches urged the authorities not
to send prisoners to Salisbury-that they could
Dotbe accommodated dispatches weres SENT