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MoysE1aNEUR PERsIco-This divine VINO preaon
ed at the Cath dral Chapel on Sunday morning
last, is an italian by birth and Bshop OF see IN
Central India. He remained in Hindostan during
the horrors of the Indian mutiny, and has now
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DoN'r SPEND A DOLLAR FOB CLOTHING before
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m RE RAFFLED THIS EVENIN ..
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A Coon INvRsTMzNT.-Msssrs. Mowry Co. ad,
verssse a valuable estate in Orangeburg District,
containing thirty-hve hundred acres, two-thirfa
cleared, with numerous conyeniences, such al
water power, mill seat, &c. This property IS IN 8
healthy section, and is offered to lease for term
of years. Those desirous Of investing in planting
should apply to Messrs. Mowry & Co. Immediately
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psAyrR MEETING AT TIE YoUSe MFN's CHRIS
-7.v sss5c1Ar1oN-We are grati6ed to state that
the meetings now being held at the Hall OF y M'
@. A. are attended by a large number OF young
men, and considerable interest is manifested IN
the subject of rsiglou. The weekly services IN
the different churches will be directed especially
to the young, and it IS hoped that the season OF
rrsyer will not pass without some aocesslons 10
the active menbers Of the association.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-12

ACCIDENT ON TIE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
The down passenger train from Augusta, due nero
Yesterday morning, was detained by the running
of of the up freight train ct the thirty-three mile
post. Three cars were thrown from the track,
but no one was hurt, and the road was CLEARED IN
about two hours and half
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-12

CHARLESTON BIBLE SocnTY.-A meeting OF this
Society," is called at the College Chapel, on Tuezday
afternoon, at 4P. NJ, November 18th, in accord
auce with the following resolution, adopted at
meeting OF the Board on the 4th inst:
Rssolued, That the Board Of Managers OF the
Charieston Bible Society refers the question OF o
reunion With the American Bible Society to meet
inS OF the Charleston Bible Society, TO be beld az
the College Chapel, on next Iuesday, a. r. =.
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A TELLING sEoT.-A colored man named ales
Cooper was brought to the Guard House yester-
day morning by Jim Care. also colored. Cooper
was found near the South Carolina Passenger De-
pot shot in the back, and his case being past the
ken of the police, he was sent to the City Hos
pital, where his back will be doctored. 1t appears
that Cooper, having fondneas for roots, went
potatoe-grabbing on farm up the road, but was
unfortunately discovered and saluted with load
Of small shot which with keep him out OF potato
fields for some time.
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INLAND COMMUNICATION. The old favoTise
steamer Marion, Captain j. T. Foster, is advertised
for q trip to wright's Bluff Buckingham Point
and all intermediate landings on the santee. Cap
tain Foster ls an old and popular navigator on the
santec, and his well known craft will be greeted as
an old friend and return loaded with cotton bales
The Marion leaves Accommodation Wharf, OF
Thursday the 14th.
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VIZ, STEALS my purse steals trash, but who
taxes nv clothes takes all have. This was the
axnarience OF certain express messenger on the
South CaroIina aailroad. who fell among !nieves
and was deprived Of some of his outer raiment.
The light-fngered gentry at one fell swoop took
both hls hat and boots, and would have carried his
coat if he had not fortunately awoke in tlme 70
save it. The loss is almost .irreaaraole, as tho
boots were new bat the incident viii roman fresn
In his memory and in future he will sleep with
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LooK CUT FOB FoRTUNE.-The Georgia State
Lottery, for the benefit OF the Masonic Orphans
Home, closes its sale Of tickets for the Grand
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this day, November 18th, at P. NJ, at their Office
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TIE GERMAN LUTHERAN CKUA9H.-IHE ION
o5ar To- Io1aow NIeaT.- This corpcration have
already comm snoed operations on theiS lot in
King street by clearing away the shrubSery
which has grown uncultiyated Tor some years, and
ne srl, it is their intention to lay the corner
stone OF the building al a. early day. The Ger
man element is quite strong in this city, aud tho
Lutheran denomination has always been large
and influential body. Their present church in
Hasal street has been found entirely too small for
the congregation, and their new sanctuary will be
large and commodious structure, capable OF seat
ing all who are connected with the church, The
concert tomorrow night is for the purpose OF
raising funds for the erection OF This building,
and the projectors have spared no pains to make 1t
a rare musical treat. The best professional and
amateur talent in the oity Las been occurred aid,
Arorn tho known musical proc.lvities OF our German
SeLloy-c tzens, We are convinced that the p omIs-
sd concert Will be equal to any OF It's pred' cessos
Tho new Hiberman Hall will be thrown open fol
4beNrst tune to the .uclic and the inaugura
ceremonies will be worthy the occasion The rnu'
so-lovinp citizens Of Charleston will be sure to at
tcnd while those who have no music u their souls
ara in such small minority, that thei- absence
Eould not affect the cause
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Trains leave Newark and arrive as follows;
SErgzsff & : - ssfrs LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Mail and Express. 1000 A. NJ. 100 2. N.
last Freight and Passenger. 900 p. M. sl5 P. NJ.
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