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The New YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP
CoMPANY.-Mention has been made Of the pur-
chase by the above named Company of the Steam
ship " Rhode Island, originally the " john p.
King, and built in 1860 for the Charleston trade.
We remember well the great expectations in
dulged in by her former owners as to her speed
and carriage capacity, but before she fulfilled
these hopes the ensued, and these qualities Of
speed and size at once attracted the attention OF
the United States Quartermaster's Department:
Purchased By the Government, she was all through
the war In the public service and fully sustained
the high opinion set upon her qualities
Strange coincidence Seven years aftel her
launch, after varied fortunes she il reclaimed and
is TO be put upon the line to Charleston. We are
OF course gratifed at this announcement and still
more so, With the steamship James Adger
we will, in 8 very short time have regu-
lar Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday dis
match of first class steamers to New York but
that which would be very great qualification
to large circle of friends in this city and through
out Georgia. compliment which our sister city
of Augusta would particularly appreciates the
substitution of the original name for the one she
now bears. We know it cannot be done without
the sanction of Authority but proper representa-
tiou would, we feel sure, bring it about. and we
hons the effort will be made. Let the name of
Anensts,s distinguished son float from the mast
hssd Of this fine ship,
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YELLOW FEVER And SHALL POX.

NEW YOKK, June 1s 1867.
We. THE UNDERSIGNED, SKIPPING MERCHANTS
Of the City of New York. from the oft repeated testimony
Of many different Sea Captains, in whom we nave IN
plict confidence and feeling duty which we owe 10
our feowmen, hereby bear witness oil the great conn.,
dence we feel in the truly marvellous curative powers OF
MAJOR j. T. LANES INDIAN REMEDY for the cure
and prevention OF SMALL PO1, YELLOW FEVER, &c,
and We cheeruly add signatures, hoping its won
derful merits and great blessings ay be known 10 the
Wort. .., ,,e.,,.,.c c.xo..
CURTIS & WARD, No. 43 South Street.
r. DrYoLF CO. No. los 5road Street
HENRY SON. No 25 coentias Slip.
SIMPSON SHAW, 40. 81 Coenties Slip.
VIM. MOORE, No. 9O5 South street.
JAS. T. TAPsCoIT, No. SO South Srest. /,
GEO L. TAPsCoTT,
OfTapscott Bro, No sc South street.
ROBERT HAWKE, No. sc South street.
And many others.
The Remedy has never been known to fail. Price per
package S. Forwarded free to any point in the United
States Address J. T. LANE & CO.,
No. l6s Broadway, New York
September 9S*
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Ii you want cneaF Blauk Book,
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes. Pa
per, &c: OF, MnL1ss Almanac:
u you want Printing ozecu.ed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, Or Account
Books made to order with any desired pattern of
ruling, go to H1sAM HARRIS, NJ, SO Broad street,
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Free 10 iL,YeryhniEY.

y Large PIP. Circular, giving information Of u,
greatest importance TO the youns Of both so,@a.
Itteaches how the houel? NAY become beautiful H..
despised respected, and the ior.aksn loved
No yoang lady gerannan should fail to send their
addresa ana receive copy post paid. by mail
Address p q Drawer. a
March 80 1yr Tro.. n Y
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LECTURE THIS EvENMG.-Professor +. A.
PoRCHEB will deliver lecture this evening before
the Young Mems Christian Association upon the
subject of ''rhe Psalms Of David and the Metrical
versions Of them in use since the Reformation"
The lecture will be held in the College Chapel, and
will commence at quarter before o'clock.
The Association is fortunate in having secured
the services of so able and talented lecturer as
Professor PoRoHER, and the Professor has been
equally fortunate in having selected so compre-
hensive and interesting subject for his discourse;
for who is there that docs nof love to read and ad
mire the Book of Psalms and who will not willing
ly embrace such an opportunity as this to learn
more about them, especially that portion of their
history which relates to their use in the ancient
Christian Church, and the principal netrical ver-
sions which have been made and used from STERN
HOLDS time to this.
We trust the community, by their presence this
evening, will show not only their appreciation Of
the author and his subject. but their appreciation
of the efforts. .tbeing made by the Young Mems
Christian Association to successfully carry on q
series Of instructive lectures during the coming
Winter.
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jon WcRE.-Ws have now completed our Office
so as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS or JOB WORK, and We most re-
snec,fu,lv ask The patronage of our friends.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of warrant Of restitution cum FL Fd will
be sold THIS DAY, the 8th day of October on
the lot Of Malone King street road next door to the
Foundry of E. Merker. at O'Clock P. NJ precisely,
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST OF THE
DEFENDANT IN DISTILLERY, with Boiler and Pipe
aad FIVE small Boilers and otier appurtensnces lsvled
on and to be sold the property Of Ernest Merker for
costs due the OF the State rel G. L. Buist Ad-
mnistrator rs. Ernest Merker
Terms cash. VIM. 3. HASTE,
October S. O. D.
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AUCTION SAEES'T
Uarese,ped .sqle,-Ba,,k,upt Stock of Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes Hats. Notions, &c, DC.
MCKAY e. CAMPBELL

MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House, No. 13e Meeting street,
opposite Pavilion Hotel,
Will commence 10 sell, THIS DAY. TUESDAY, Sh inst,
at 10 o'clock prc isely,
- Pieces OF FRENCH MERINO, Delaines, Bareges
poplina Striped Woollen Plaids Silk Velvet Null and
SWISS Jaconet, Cambria Lawns Browa Domestics, &c.
- Pieces CASHMERE, Petersham, Satinets. Tweeds,
Jeans shepherds Plaids, Flannels. &C, &C.
ALSO,
Iadies' and Gents VESTS and UNDERSHIRTS, Gents
sner Linen Bosom and Woollen Travelling Shirts Co at
Ripfng "Coates'" Spool Cotton, Silk Thread, White
Tape, Cloak Trimmings, &C.. &c
ALSO,
MILLINERY GOODS, Ladies anu Misses Hats, TRIM
med and untrimmed
Pieces Ribbon, Ladies' Linen and Cambria Handher-
chiefs hemsttched and embroidered
HOSIERY-Ladics Misses and Gents' Hose and Halt
Hose, Gloves, &c.
Ten cases Gents FELT and WOOL HATS, Fery fine
assortment.
- Cases Gents SEwED BOOTS-custom made
Cases Gents pegged double soled Boots
- Cases Gents sewed Caters
- Cases Ladies' and Misses Balmoral5
Varied assortment OF regular Goods.
ALSO,
100 Suits Custommade CLOTHING.
ALSO,
An Invoice Of PRINTED LINEN DRESSES, Lace
Book Collars Infants Embroidered Waists Hemstched
Embroidered Handkerchief, &c.
These are worth the attention Of the tradess
ALSO,
One ls carat DIAMOND RING, first water.
Cutlery, Notions. &C.
The above Goods open for examination one hour be.
fore sale.
Terms cash. October
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IN EQUITY

INEQUITY.
Dunlap et al. us. Edings, ct al.
Will be sold under the direction of the undersigned, in
front of the Old Custom House. on THURSDAY, the
Oath day of October, 1867, at II A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND on
Edsto Island containing about twelve hundred acres Of
high land, butttng and bounding % the south on the
Esto River to the east the Atlantic ocean, to the
north on lands Of Mrs james Legare and to the west
lands Of ". James Whaley Constantine Bailey. and E.
NJ Baynsrd.
Terms-One e.fourth cash; balance in one two and
three years. secured bond OF the purchaser with In
teres from day Of sae and mortgage Of the premises
Purchaser to pay for papers End stamps.
JAMES TUPPER,
October 8 tu3 th1 Master in Equity.
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To TRANSIENT ADvERTIsERs.-No transient adj
vertisement will be published in this journal here
after unless paid for IN advance. BY transient We
mean an advertisement from any person who is
not regular advertising customer Of tho NEWS
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sTTERIEE,s SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE,
BY virtue of writ Of Frf Fdcids TO directed and
delivered, will be sold THIS DAY. the Sth day Of Octo
ber a the northeast corner Of the Court House. at II
o'clock NJ precisely,
All the right title and interest Of the defendant in
LUMBER CART.
Levied on and TO be sold the property OF Bell &
White survivors OF Bell, White Co., at the suit of W.
q. Chatea.
ALSO
At the same time and place.
all the right, title and interest OF the defendant in
carriage
Levied and to be sold as the property of Michael
Wallace at the suit of William Moran.
Terms cash. VIM. s. HASTE,
OctoberS g. c. D.
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WORLD MUTUAL
I,IFE !NSJRiNCE COMPANY
or
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:. III y o It *
OFFICERS
GEORGE t.. WILLARD, President
NnpnON Vice Pralidn1t


GEORGE l.. WILLARD, President.
o n GORDON. Vice President.
/, =, PIYER, Secretary ana Actaary.
The PLANS FOR BUSINESS FOr THIS ISSTiTU-
TION are very lbara aud attractive 10 those who wish
n insure their lives in FIRSr C!. - COMPANY. Its
business Is very large and rap.. .sng, All the
various kinds OF policies are i...; as favorable
terms as are offered in any other goo ompapy the
coun ry DIVIDENDS increase wit lie age oil the
Policy Eon.psrcipating rates are !..r than those Of
eny Company III the world. Losses pal in thirty days
otter due notice and proof OF death beral arrange.
ments made regard to travel One-thir Of the amount
o premium will be loan d the polcy-holder ii deaired
j. ALFRED CAY. General Agent,
Ohjc. III rear of Emor; Insurance.
July la stuth5mo Law Ram, Broad street.
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nERVEy Nj. CLECKLEy. NJ d..
Homeopathic Physician.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. SOUTHWEST CORNEI
COLLEGE AND GREEN STREETS, Charleston. 3. C.
COMPUTATION HouRs-From to 9'i a. M.; from t.
Az P. A.: from to 10 p. N.
October } thstnl2
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For restoring strength and appetite. the great
Southern Tonic. PAizNIN's HKpAT1c BrrTERs and you
will not be disappointed For sale by all druggists. tn
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NUNo EST LUpENDUM.- Rejoice oh We feilders,
and ye short stops, be glad! Let the pitcher clap
his hands. and the basemen be merry, for now is
the time to play. Old Jack Frost has given us
puff and Base Ballists do rejoice. This afternoon
the Alert Club will play the second match game
between their first and second mines. The first
nine it viii be remembered, were victorious in the
former match, but their opponents have been
practising heavily, and they expect to do something
All lovers Of the game are invited to be present.
The game will be called at half-past two o'clock
precisely.
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SLATE.
4. FINE LOT OF ROOFING SLATE FOR SALE
N cheap at
C. W. SEIGNIOUSS COAL YARD,
octobere 10. East Bay near Hasel street.
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4 CQrU.


What il TARRANT'S EFFERV E$CENT SELTZER
APERIEST and what ace its eiEec,G? These ques-
tons which the great American public tps right 10
ask ana it also has right to expect esndid and salts
factory reply. The preparation is mild and gentle
saine catharc alternative and tonic and ls most
fully prepared in the form Of white powder.
tanning all the wonderful medical properties of the far
famed Settler Springs of Germany.
OF its effects We would say that those who have tested
the preparation the best judges, and they declare
their signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion Regulate the how OF the
bile Cure every species OF headache Tranquiize the
system Refresh and invigorate the weak Miti
gate the pangs Of Rheumatism Neutralize acid in the
Stomach. Cleanse and tone tho bowels Assist the
falling appetite. Cure the heartburn.
If you a sufferer give this Remedy trial. aud it
will convince you Of the above facts.
TARRANT & CO., Sole Proprietors, New York
Sold by oil Druggists. 3mo5 September IL
The Time to Advertise IN the Country.
THE P6GSIx has large circulation throughout the,
middle aud upper Districts the State Advertising
rates reasonable the stringency OF tho mono
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to
the columns OF the paper will address
JULIAN A. STIBY. Proprietor,
l,oruary % Columbia. s. c.
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Pos: ORce Notice.

Post OFFICE,
CHARLESTON. October s. 1857.
On aud after 9th instant the mails for Columbia
and points beyond Will close at 4.SO A. Nj.
A second mail for Columbia and the Columbia
branch of South Carolina Railroad will close at
9P. M.
Mails for Augusta, Savannah, and the Way Mail
from Charleston to Augusta will close at $50 A. NJ
The second mail for Augusta closes at 6,9O Z. NJ
On Sundays bat One train leaves, and all mails
close at P II.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GEORGE S. BRYAN,
PREsDNo.-The jurors summoned were called, ard
9 sufficient number not answering to their names,
new lists we're made out and others ordered to be
summoned. MIR. JOIN L. CROWLEY, on application,
was made Commissioner of the United States.
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ROBBERY notwithstanding the vigorous efforts
of the Detective force the thieves continue theii
depredations and robberies are not an unfrequent
occurrence. On Sunday night last the black smith
shop Of Messrs. DEwAN g. HARVEY in Pinckney
street, opposite Church, was broken open but the
enterprisiug thieves found nothing that could be
taken away Fortunately the shop contained only
the tools and iron necessary to the trade, and
these were not considered q; liable plunder. A
few nights previous to this occurrence Messrs.
DEwAN & HARVEY hal left the new running gear
of wagon in the vacant lot adjacent to their
building. During the night some thieves who we're
evidently practised hands, removed every particle
of iron from the gear, and the proprletors found
on their arrival, that their v 0rk WAS loves labor
lost, and would have to be commenced. How
any parties could perform this job without attract
ing the attention Of the police, appears singular,
and the only surmse is that they we're not around.
.
EXPLOSION OF a SHELL.-On last Monday 4
freedman on Wadmalaw Island, named Ned WASH
ington, was endeavoring to remove the powder
from an old shell. he had almost succeeded in
efecting his object when becoming dissusted
with the slow process he took an axe and endeav-
ored to loosen the powder remaining i'll the shell.
The result was an explosion which shattered one
leg severely, and an smputation was performed b.7
DR.. JENKINS, at the knee.
Washington was sent to the city, and is now an
inmate Of the City Hospital, under the charge OF
DR.. 8. CHATBuRN BROWN. Since his removal to
the city gangrene mas set in, and it is feared that
the patient will not have strength to recover from
his wounds.
The frequent accidents that have occurred from
the careless handling of shells should be warn
ing to every one, particularly to the freedmen,
who are i'll most instances, the sufferers IS their
anxiety to procure a small sum induces them to
handle the shells without using the necessary pre-
cautions
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"TRAcrs Fog TIE TIMES" We saw last night
copy of a Washington campaign paper, containing
in full the speech of FREDERICK A. SAWYER, Esq,
delivered in the Hibernian Hall in this city, III
July last We were informed that $4,000 copies
of this document have been struck off for ger 'ra
circulation in South Carolina.
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GENERAL ORDERS No. -. We have not heard
Of an order being issued in reference to the call
ing in of ''Straw Hats, but, from the rush at
SrEELE's ''Hat Hail. (sign of the Big Hat), We
Judge there has boen change in the weather, and
that Felt Hats are preferable, particularly the
STYLES introduced by STEELE, the purveyor of Hat
fashions. octopero
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CHARLESTON, s. c., July 6, 1861
After to-day tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at o'clock AN, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach tho railroad
Station" at 29O o'clock PM, aud TO be ready iof
delivery at This office at $3.50 O'Clock P. NJ
CHANGE Of HOUR FOR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On and after Sunday, 9th inst, this Office will bo
omen from five TO six o'clock for delivering mails
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
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MAYORS CoURT.-A freedman, who WISHED 10
make his way ,hlough the world without trouble
ondeavored to walk through the marked "''n al
open umbrella As this conduct was not accord
ing to Hoyle, the freedman was asked TO Close his
parasol; he declined, and became obstreperous,
when he was arrested by the police. He was hneu
S., and one of his companions who had attempted
q rescue, received the Same punishment.
Five culprits answered to the roll call anu P'oau
guilty to the charge of occupying moro OF 'he
sidewalk than was their just privilege 1t appear
ed to re unanimous affair, and was character
lied as the heavy drunk. One woman who was OF
the party, went in with a will and succeeded IN
rsisin. small tempest The immortais were
considerably embalmed when discovered, but were
sent to the grand rendezvous for bad spuits' anu
allowed to recover under treatment OF pine
board for pillow The delinquents did not muf-
mur at the change remembering that 1t was
nleasant thing for brethren to live together IN
unity.
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THE PRINTING OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES, about ton days ago was awarded ~ M'
MoPHEssoN, the CLERK of the House Of kspEessa-
tatves to two papers published in this state VIZ
the Sumter News and the Charleston Advocate
Whether from feeling OF modesty at ha'iie
such honors. thrust upon them, or some o'hei
cause, unknown to us, neither of tho two hapPS
recipients have TINS far made any pubic an
nouncement Of the fact. Yesterday after noon wo
learned that 40 fsr ss The Sumter News is coic"r''-
ed. the Congressional patronage has been VIII
drawn again. We did not learn the reason pr'
sarmse hat its recent change of editor and poll
ties may perhaps have something to 10 with H.
As it is understood that no paper can rece'.e
this public printing, that is not fairly and squ"teH
Republican, we presume the South taioiA''
Leader will make strong bid for it; and tnere
is no reason that we can see why it should not DO
entitled to this bt Of pap, with fully as much fgn'
us its fellow Radical weekly, the Char'eS'o"
Advocate.
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March 90
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One Elegant RossrOod Piano (seren Oetavs);
71ro Handsome Bsu'sels Carpets and Bugs,
NsW Mattresses and Blankets tSige Bound;
Two Feather Beds, Household 6auniture, &C. 5c
BY r.. M MARSHALL Ss BRO.
.... Auct1oneers. No. "a Broad Street.
The above will be sold at1i O'Clock TOMORROW.
October 8 .-.-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-26
Wit and HamOr.

WHY is prosy preacher like the mid
die of a ,wheels Because the fellows around him
are tired.
GOOD blood will always show ITSELF"
as the old lady said when she Wac struck by the
redness of her nose.
Why does a person who is poorly
lose much of his sense of touch: Because he
doesn't feel well.
Why will Russia go under if Russian
America is oeded to the United Statesi Because
her Behring's will be gone.
-" Capital weather, Mr. Jones, capital
weather My wife's got such cold she can't
speak. like such weather.
"A husband, ON being told, the other
evening, that his wife had lost her temper said ne
was glad OF 1t, for II Was very bad one"
If we were to have two Mayors, one
TO ofciate by day and the other by night, we would
Mdyor.-LOuisciHe Journal.
The excitement of salmon fishing
may be judged from the feelings of the Scot men
toned by Mr.. Francis, recent English piscatoriai
writer. The fisherman, while PLAYING magnif-
cent game salmon, appraised that his wife in
the cottage hard by, wac dying "Ah. mon, We
dinna sayso. Rim back and tell her to hing on all
I've killed the fush''
Various instances have been cited
IN prove how lazy msn can be and i've but it re-
hot day during the heated term last suanor o he
was observed to throw himself down on the grass.
exclaim emphatically to himself, There breathe
If You want DISTANT"
In 4 suit in Georgia, in regard to the
delivery OF some corn, afreedman gave the follow
ing extensive evidence: II know no NOR n dis
De pertractors, de commanders and de slleman-
ders sect me on for to anser TO the corn. deliv-
cred de corn at Williams stable, and diselaimed-
Here's Maccoyey's corn. Dey sent on de answer
all right and dats all de prefxes of dc circumstan-
ces know'd By de drayman.
In jovial company, each one asked
question. II II was answered he paid forfeit
or, he could not answer it himself he paid for
felt An lrishmans question was: flow does
the little ground hog make his hole without show
ing any dirt about the entrance - When they all
gins at the other end of the hole" One of the
rest exclaimed: But how does he get theref''
Ali said Pat, that's your question can you
answer it yourselff
The following is said to be the pri-
vate recipe of Washoe editor: Take one pint
OF whisky stir II well with one spoonful of whisky
then take another pint of whisky, beat carefully
large bowl with water, ard make the servants set
II out of your reach. Take small tumbler, pour
IN two spoonfuls OF water pour out the water, and
Ill up with whisky. ani add to the above Flavor
with whisky to your TASTE. A dose: three fingers
every half hour"
A young man in Illinois was greatly
smitten with neighbor'e daughter and wanted
Gated heart he invited her to go with him to cir
Gus that was showing in the vicinity. She accepted
the invitation, and they neared the ticket wagon
the young man rushed upon his fate by asking her
suddenly If she would marry him. No, thank
you" she replied You won't ehS" exclaimed
the ardent youth, then buy your own ticketi''
She took his advice and enjoyed the show greatly,
but he didn't.