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The Ernlfc in Prussia.

The Frolic. ON the way from Cherbourg to Krop,,
stadt, put in at Stettin, Prussia to take on Doard
Mrs. Admiral Farragut and party, who had come
overland through Cologne up the hne t roc anu at
lin from Paris The appearance OF the fronc at
Stettin was the frat visitation OF an American snip
To Prussian waters aud the greatest curiosity was
manifested on the part OF the Prussians. Az nrst
there was kind OF hesitation about the progress
of the ship up the Oder on the part OF the frus
slams, who we're taken completely by surprise g at
the first appearance of an American armed ship
steaming 80 far inland AS the KIND m
tention of the Frolic was manifested the
hesitation Of the Prussians gave way tc CURIOSITY
then unbounded courtesy, then enthuslssnl'
which went on increasing amid shouting, relolc-
ing, firing Of cannons aud bands ofmuslc, TIL one
grand. wild and spontaneous Ovation from .and
and shore welcomed the Frolic in PrAsslan waters
AS the Frolic approached Stettp the shore pette-
ries pealed forth the national salute 70 amefIca
and on all sides was run up the American nag.
| Tho people thronged the shore in crowds Walie
| the Prussian garrison was marched out, ana
stood at parade rest, to welcome the fronc s.s
arrival The newspapers came out with e1lra .lr
editions announcing the stiBs arrival and tine .ne
! ing the ships arrival. On the morning o. lHe
| 1ith, the people nobility, officers, and ladles
came thronging on board, and during tne gay ga
about 1900 people looked oyer the frone wrn .mI
Of Mrs. Farraguf end party from Berlin tne srus,
| sian authorities furnished magnificent carriages
to convey them to the ship. The people throngea @
the carriage, throwing bouquets e4d sno1tne no a
! America Eom the railroad to the Frollc,s ooat;;
where Prussian bands and elegantly dressed SCI
adsdecamp accompanied the ladies ladies' on n OoaFa oai1
lery burst out from the shore, ana every
ho1ss-top, and every available space of grouInaia
on either side of the Oder was thronged Till
people, waving American colors snd shouting shouting
America The steamers carrying the American
flag now pushed out from the shore with o. BANDS Slas
playing American airs, and throlged with emGefS
and nobility, who accompanied the Freaic to SWINE
nude, where grand bah was improvised in nonol
of the American slip. Nc one can account for tne
vast enthusiasm Of the Prussia2s unless Il ca'
politically through the command OF King William
It would be apropos to mention the fact, that tht
FroIc was one OF the Clyde built steamers, httet
in England mn for the 5n
inc the war. Her original name in England W.; 9
the the Lord Clyde, and her rebel name was A L
Vance.
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offered. Shoulders held at 12ss1s. Mess porl
quiet and unchanged. Sugar and whiskey quiet
and 1ominauy unchanged.

oneieu. CuouiuerS neIu aC lz5slo' iheSS poT!
quiet and unchanged. Sugar and whiskey quiet
and 1ominally unchanged.
c IclNNATI, September 4-Flour 6rm, III iail
del and. Corn advanced; supply unequal TO the
demand; 81 l0al II. Mess Pork active; closed a,
| s2S 75a24. Bacon higher; Shoulders 13:; Cleal
Sides lGSal7.
ST. LOUIS, September 4.-Superfne hour S65Oa
IT'S. Corn unchanged. Mess s24 SO: Clear Sides
17t; Shoulders 13!a13}. Lard 13a13l.
WILMINGTON, September 4.-Turpentine quiet,
81. Rosin quiet s285a675
MOBILE, September 4.-No sales to-day; receipts
for two days 800 bales.
New ORLEANS, September 4.-Sales 200 bales;
dull; Low MiddLng 24a25c. Receipts 153 bales.
Sugar and Molasses unchanged. Tobacco quiet.
Flour dull and depressed; f3uperfnc s. so; choice
Extra Virginia s10a11. Com dull; Mixed 81 20;
White and Yellow 81 %. Cats dull 68a70c. Pork
in request; held firmly; quoted in round lots at
s26 so. Bacon active; Shoulders 14a14ic.; Clear
Ribbed 17a174c.; Clear 1910. Lard steady and
firm at 133a14c. in terces; 14Sa15c. in kegs. Gold
Az. Sterling 59a55a New York sight pre-
MUM.
AUGUSTA, September 5.-Cotton more active.
Sales $50 bales. 'Gddling 2Sta24c.
SAVANNAH, Sg.,tember 4.-Cotton more active
sales ITO bales Middiugs 24t to 25. Receipts 81.
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From Havana.

NEW YORK, September 4-Havana dates to the
2oth state that the new customs law is strictly en-
forced ALI vessels omitting the names Of con-
sienees are fined s25. 1t is hoped these reforms
will be revoked
Nothing has been heard from the telegraph
vessel
The Operator at Charria is dead.
Exchange on New York currency. PAY discount
on London, 1ss premium.
The extent OF the troubles in Porto Rico are un
known. Reinforcements have left Spain for the
island
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European News by Steamer.

NEW YORK, September 4.-The Persia has ar
rived with dates to the 25th. Just before starting
it was discovered that the new cars bearing Vic
ToR1a from Carlisle were too wide to pass through
the bridge.
The harvest is progressing satisfactorily.
The cholera is an epidemic at Rotterdam and vi
cinity. 1t has also broken out on the southern
slope of the Alps.
The Spanish insurgents and troops had severe
fight at Castongia. All but thirty insurgents were
cut to pieces. .Hhe French officials, to whose
border the insurgents fed surrendered them.
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The newest eontriyance is not always the best. The
American and English style Of yoking oxen is by
arranging the load to Pun os the shoulder Of the
mendous mnuscles Of the neck, where % in 1T truth,
their greatest strength lies. The Spanish custom
which at first sight would look awkward and annoy
ing to the beast is yoiing By the head, with pads
upon the forehead to protect it from external in
paper mentions the way IN which Texan teaRsters
became convinced of the Superiority of this old
Spanish contrivance. while hauling cotton into
Mexico during the rebellion, More work was &C.
complished, and with less ,pparent effort. II
EQpfa qtleast be worth trial among some OF ouI
farTners
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Rev. DR.. BELLOWS writes from Germany to the
LUcrml Christian: mo class OF persons in GeF-
lust above the peasants and just below Lhe pro
iprietors-the lowest stratum Of the middle class.
Serious, modest intelligent, humble, industrious,
self respectful there is, especially among the wo-
men, certain promise of spiritual life, an pnworld-
iiness guaranteed by their inability to participate
in the pleasure of those above them and their dis
taste for the habits of those below them, which
seems to say that from them is likely to spring q
new generation of souls. unspoiled by empty met
Aphysical subtleties, and uncorrupted b, worldli-
meas :"
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TELEGRAPHIC,
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, September 4.-Dispatches from Athens
announce all amnesty III Crete.
LONDON, September Moon, -Consols, 81 s-l6
Bonds, 73l.
LONDON. September 4 Evening. g.--Cousois.
VI 1916. Bonds 73s. Frankfort Bonds 77s.
LIVERPOOL. September S-Evening. Cotton
strong throughout the day. Sales 10000 bales
Quotations unchanged. Manchester advices savol-
able
LIVERPOOL, September 4-Noon.- Cotton steady.
Others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, September 4-Evening.
closed steady; Uplands 1Oi: Orleans 1Ot. Sales
10000 bales. Corn Gas. Cd. Wheat lbs. Cd. Pro-
visions irregular Pork 73s Lard sis. Sd. Bacon
ASS. Turpentine Cd lower, closing at 29s, Rosn
steady; common Is. Sd; middling 12
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Domestic Markets
NOON DISPATCH.


New YORK, September 4.-Flour dull and fayors
buyers. Wheat quiet. Corn steady. Rice quiet.
Oats 1c. better. Pork s23 5Oa23 65. Lard quiet
Whiskey steady. C ION quiet at 264a27a. Tur-
pentine unchanged. Rosin firm. Stocks STEADY.
Money, 4a5. Sterling, 9iia9E. Gold, 4lsa41l. 1867
coupons, 14l.
EVENING plsPATCH.
Flour rather more active; State 81 65aSlO So
Southern s9as13. Wheat steady Southern Am
her g SOas2 95. Corn unchanged Oats frmer
southern 66a6S. Mess Pork s23 45as23 70, closing
at s2s IS. Lard steady Whiskcy 36aSS. Cotton
more active AMI fr1ner at 2Gka27. Rice and Sugar
ouiet. Coffee firm. Turpentinc 5Sa5Ss. RosiI
6rmer. Freghts dull and lower Stocks steady
Gold AZ. '62 coupons 14t
sBALrmoRE, September 4.-Cotton dull and lower
Middling 26a26A. Coffee nominally unchanged
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady; PRIME
to choice g. .sOa25O. White corn s1.15a116; yellow
s121a1.2. Oats GOa65c. Rye s1.25al.35. Provls
ions yerv firm. Bacon tending upward; held
higher. Bulk meats very firm. s.!es scarce, l3c
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We learn from private letter, received by a
friend in the village, that the health OF onr es-
been at the White Sulphur lya,) Springs several
weeks, is rapidly improving.
Monday last (sale-day) passed off very quietly.
Very few people were at the Village. We learned
that the crops generally are doing we'll.
We are pleased to notice that improvements in
our village are still progressing. The ''authori-
ties" are building heavy and substantial fence
around the jsil,-4arlon &ar.
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A,...,.. o,,serrztixe Conrention,

MONTGOMERY, September 4.-The Conservative
State Convention met to-day. Thirteen out o.
si1ty-two counties were represented. There is
considerable enthusiasm. There are eighty-seTen
delegates present, twenty of whom are colored
The platform win be reported tomorrow.
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Marine Intelligence,

SAVANNAH, September 4.-The British bark
George 4. Jenkins, at Savannah, from New York,
reports that when off Barnegat she passed wreck
of vessel mizzou-piast and stern above water,
but the name was washed Off She hailed from
Nova Scotia, and was apparently about 800 tons.
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The Albany (Ga.) News not Suppressed
AUGUSTA, September At is not true, as stated
in some Northern papers, that General Pope sup
pressed the Albany Ne,0s. It is also denied that
private instructions have been issued forbiddlng
freedmen from running for the Convention.
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From Savannah,

SAVANNAH, September A Merchants TX
change WIS organized here to-day. VIM. WADLEY,
President on the Central Railroad, was Chairman
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sit may be assumanat no disability will bo
removed from those resist, oppose, or dis
courage Reconstruct. In every State where
the terms offered BY ngress shall be rejected,
it is plain, that thenorth political power will
be altogether and fina remitted to the hands Of
those who have ever n loyal to the Union. By
the rejection OF the ms Of reconciliation now
offered. the promotorsf discord will, sooner or
out franchises, and longer the peer Of the
humblest citizen Of thaspubic and thus will
the rebellion have word out upon it's unrepent-
ant citizens, its own iressive and signal retri-
button
Extract from Generatckles letter to the Board
OF Trade OF Chariestonl. @.
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"CONvENTIoR NO CONVENTION >
To The Editor of aaih Ne,os:

To The Editor of Maiiy Ne,Os
You will oblige subscriber to your valuable
paper by publishiwhat Gen. S1cKLrs says OF
those who oppose obstruction, so that all the
people Of South Cana may see the consequences
that await those willow themselves to be per-
suaded to vote "Nonvention." 1t was the mis-
fortune OF many to ed into secession-they will
now have no one to me but themselves if they
take similar fatalep again. The light is be-
fore and around tA. They are plainly told by
one high in author that they will lose their
property and theiHtizenship. If with this
knowledge they prefio dare fate to do its worst
they will have the plege Of making their own
future just as misera as they dosiro
"a SUBSCRIBER"
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Republican State Convention In North
Carolina

RALEIGH, September 4.-The State Republican
Convention assembled to-day-sixty-six Counties
we're represented by proxy. Ihe proceed
:nsp are harmonious. The permanent organiza-
ton has been effected Gen. JOSEPH c. ABBOTT
vas elected President, and Gen. ALFRED DOCKET,
and Hon. ROBERT P. DICE, among the Vice Presi-
dents. The committee to draw up the platform
we're elected. nlsss meeting was called for to-
night The Republicans held grand mass meet
ing at fuckers Hall tonight. band OF music
was in attendance. Hymns and hozannas were
sung, and several colored speeches made all ez-
tremely radical.
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General RossEAU left New York foi Sitka, accom-
panied by Captains o. R. RossEAU and E. G. FAST,
Lieutenant R. H. RossEAU, Mr.. e. RossEAU, and
by Mr.. DODGE, the newly-apponted Collector OF
Customs at Sitka
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aJ- The nelatives. Friends and Acqunint-
tances of Mr.. and Mrs. JACOB SMALL are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services Of the latter. at
the English Lutheran Church. Archdale street, This NJ
ternoon, at halfpast O'Clock. September
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s@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO He

sSA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEa
country home after sojourn Of few months in TIE
city, was hardly recognized by her friends. In paceo
coarse rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby CON
ple1ion of almost marble smoothness. and instead
tw,nythree shs really appeared but eighteen. Uponin
quy as to the Of SO great change, she plainly
told them that she used the CIRcAssIAN BALM, ant
consdered 1t an invaluable acquisi ton to any
BY its use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per
sonsl appearance hundred fold 1t is simple init
combination as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
ed In its efficacy drawing impurities from, also heal.
ing cleanans and identifying the akin and complexion:
RY its aiesstk ti fptiGla " ane hs
face Nature intended 1t should beclear. soft smooth
and beautiful Price 81 sent by Mail or Express, ON re-
ceipt of an order. by
W. L. CLARK L CO.. Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y
The oEly American Agents for the sale OF the same.
March 80 1y
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new York News.

New YORK, September 4.-The Southern Fa-
mine Relief Committee held final nesting. The
total cash receipts have been $3.50, ,566-al expend-
ed. The number of bushels Of corn purchased,
1856.
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There are five patents in this country for egg
Matching machines. The frst one Anown was in
vented during the French revolution in which
RoBEspIERRE figured.
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sSNoTICE TO MARINEhS.-CAPTAINs
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River are requested not to do so anywhere within dreci
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs on the charlee.on and 81. Andrews eide OF
the Ashley kiyer by which precauton, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable viii be avoided.
S. G. TURNER, q. II.
aarbor Masters Office, Charleston, February 9. 1885,
Februsry7
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,
puRI IsHED AT ORANGEBURG G. Fl

U,HIs PAPER CTRCULATEs THROUGHOUT THF
i middle portion OF the State. and offers the best
facilities Tor advertisers February IS
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DIED. at Mount Pleasant, on 4th instant, DR.. WILL
LIAM HALL. Of this City, sged 10 years.
as-THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS OF THE DE
CEASED and OF his Sons and Daughters are respectful
ly invited to attend his Funeral Services. This Morning
at 10 O'Clock. at St. Philips Church,
Scptember5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

b ssr ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-ALL PER
SONS having demands against the Estate OF the late
I JAMES FITZPATRICK will present the same properly
attested and all persons indebted to the said Estate will
| make payment to Messrs CAMPBELL SEABRooK. No.
80 Broad street. MICHAEL STAUNToN'
September thsm6 Administrator. de bonis
aSNOTICE.-ALL PERSONS WHO ARE EN-
titled to bury or be buried, in the CEMETERY ESTAB
LIsHED FOR THE BURIAL OF ALL COLoRED PER
SONS attached TO- worshppng in the First lndepen'
dent or Congregational Church, situated In Meeting
street. known as the Circular Church. and all such as
attached to- worshpped in the Second lndepen-
dent or Congregational Church in Archdale street. now
known as the Unitarian Church. are requested to as
senblc at No. 1G Rose Lane, Upper Wards on the hrst
Thursday in September next beng the fifth day. at four
O'Clock NJ for the purpose Of appointing new Trustees
the place of those who deceased agreeable to the
trust set forth in the original deed of conveyance.
HENRY W. MATdEWEs.
Auglsts aug 8, 81. sept Surviving Trustee.
ss- HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved itself to be the most perfect pre-
paration for the hair offered to the public
1t is vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
properties whatever.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
COLOR.
1t will keep tho hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair SOFT lustrous
and slken.
1t is splendid hair dressing
No person, old or young, should fail to use 1t.
TT is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY
aS- Ask for Halls Vegetable Scilsn Hair Remover.
and take no other. X. P. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. H.. Proprietors
For sale by all Druggists. Wholesale by
DOWIE g. NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING AND CAsSIDEY.
March th1y* Charleston, 8. c.
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Repatriation In the State.
,rlpTo,s rTorprnr

The registration returns as far as received show
up to the 4th, 1853 blacks, against 1907 whites,
leaving majority of Sc in favor OF the blacks.
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED THIS LIFE at Grahamville. 8. c.. OIL
the 2sth August FLORENCE eldest daughter of WIZ. 8
and LUCIA II. LANCE. aged seven years and seven
days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a6MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
Children Teehng greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing by softening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodc action. and Is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon 1t, moth.
ers 1t will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years. and
say in confidence and truth Of 1t what have
been able cay Of any other medicneNever has It fail
ed In single instance to effect cure, when timely used.
Never did weknow instance Of dissasaction by any
one who used it. On the contrary all delighted with
Its operation and speak In terms Of commendaon Of its
magical effects and medical vrtues-
We speak In this matter 'eWHAT WE DO KNOW" after
years of experience and pledge reputation for the
fulment of what hero declare In almost every
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and
hsustion relief will be found in fifteen twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
Be sure and call for
.MRs WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac simie of "CURT1s PERKINS on the
outside wrapper All others are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Price. only
IS cents per bottle.
Ofices-No 2l5 Fulton street. New York; No. 2O5 High
Holborn London England No. AL st. Paul street. Mon.
treal Canada. tuths6mo Au2ustT
ORA LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHEMICAL
SKILL, has RECENTLY PERFECTED CHEyALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR-It positively restores gray hair
TO its original color and youthful beauty mparts life.
strength and growth to the weakest hair stops Its falling
out at once keeps the head cean Ii unparalleled as
hsrdressing. Sold by all druggists. fashionabls hsir
dressers and dealers In fancy goods e trade supplied
by the wholesale druggists.
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, N. D.,
June8 stuh emo New York.
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put OIL u Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE,
ALLENDALE, BARNwELL DISTRICT. 3. c.,


OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLES
ALLENnALE, BARNwELL DISTRICT. C,(
March !, 1857
4essrs Little d. Marshall!
GESTIEMEN / used during the past season, one of
Ingersos Portable Cotton Presses, purchased OF you
last september have always been preudiced in favor
of the screw Press and nothing but dire necessity In
duced me try any other. take pleasure, however, ID
adding my testimony in favor of Its entire adaptation to
the wants OF q cotton plantation It has surpassed my
most sanguipe expectations. have packed with put
two hands vet I prefer four-tTo at each lever. MY
bales all weighed 400 lbs. The first lot sentt
is about the capacity of the Press and greater number
of pounds subject the folowblock to TOO much Tsk un,
less the sides OF the cotton box was increased u Wouo
add greatly to the value OF the Press the cotton oo1
was ten inches longer. In haste am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant. &C., B. W: LAWToN'
P S. took my Press down and carried Il scme four
miles to pack the crop Of neighbor who failed 70 have
"Screw" built he was SO much pleased that ne mas
determined to abandon the Screw and purchase IN
| gersoll's Press D. W. L.
OFFICE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN RAILROAD loM7aNY
YoRKvILLE, S. c., April TO- 1867.
GENTLEMEN have just received your letter OF Feb
ruary 14th-upon my return to this place after an ab-
aence of two monthsand this reply may be too late for
yor "Descriptiye Circular OF Ingersos Cotton Press
| The Press I used in packing my cotton last year
worked admirably packing with eass from 500 to 626
lbs With good active hands to work it, am satisfied
that from eighteen ta twenty bales might readily be
packed in day.
This Pr IS combines the advantages OF igbtness and
consequent portability and simplicity lbeing easily man.
a0ed b. any one of ordinary intelligence Great COM
pressing force with little motive power and 'last but
not least it worked entirely by hand thus saving for
the farm horses the hard labor imposed upon them by
| the use of the ordinary "Screw.
| Respectfully, &C., yours, E NJ. Law.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
| address,