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sgwHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YoU' ?

~ WEtd1 ID IIl1I 11h1n : H171' ~ 1OV
This is the familiar question put to every invalid.
In many cases the answer is ~ don't know exactly,
but don't feel wen.". Look at the countenance of
the man or woman who makes this reply. and you
will generally find that the eyes are dull and lustre
less, the complexion saow, the cheeks faced, and
the whole expression OF the face detected Interro
cute The invalid more closely, nnd you will discover
that constipation the result of discrdered stomach
and torpid liver is at the bottom OF the mischief.
.rha..s what's the matter" Whoever has expo.
rienccd the effects OF TARRANT'S EFFERvEscENI
sElTzER Mt in such cases. need not 10 be
told to torecommend 1t as remedy.
TARRANT & CO., wholesale Druggists, No. 27s
Greenwich and No. 100 Warren streets, New York,
Sole Proprietors. -
sold by all Druggists. 9mos , % July 6 .
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST ofRourATIoM-EM DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED, As HAVING THE LARaEsT2cR-
cur,Ar1oN m THE oFTY OF CHARLESTON,
euBLIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN :! ! z
eng lsINS THE ,PosToFFuCE At TIE; END. OF
bach ! .lr Z WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE pRoy1s-
IONS or THE NEW posroFFTcE Law. -
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

. H. H.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; OF MIler's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 20 to Hiram harris, Agent, No. SO Broad.
street. 80.
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Is there any man who knows-es
Who and what is L. j. Moses 2
No. 1O8 WEST TH1RTY-sEyENrH-sTRE T,

NEW Y5RK August IL, 1868.
Gentlemen: A South Oarolinian aud resident
Of his native State for ffty-six years, claims
the pr vilege OF calling your attention to the
gre,t injustice done a few years ago by the Le-
gislature OF South Carolina to South Carol
mans, by placing their name, On ,le "!toil er
InKamvI for having rom lued in the Uilted
States naval service after South Carolina had
seeded from tho United States.
. This intol rant and tyraunical act (perpetra-.
ted by men now blatant with complaint against
acts, in their opinion, at variance with the
principles of American liberty, is an outrage
upon every American citizen who has stead
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TEE NEw B1sHors-The Baltimore papers
give long accounts Of The conservation on san: y
day last of the newly appointed Bishops ':olf
Delaware and North Carolina. Among II the
prelates who bore prominent part inlthe i'm
posing ceremonies Of the occasion vera the 9
Blight Rev. Bishop Lynch and the ReN. DR..
corcoran, of this city. The Wilmington Jeur-
nal announces the purchase by the Right Rev.
Dr.. Gibbons, the new Bishop of North Caro-
lima, Of spacious and eligibly situated lot in
that city on which il is intended to erect o
stately Cathedral. ...--..s :a,-a .
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ATTENTION, WARD s.-The, Democratic Club
.of Ward 8 is called to meet az the Marion En-
>gine House, this evening, a quartet past eight
O'Clock. It is hoped that every citizen OF the
ward will make ita point to be there.
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GENERAL, MEApE.gThis' officer has declined
the invitation 10 visit the Jsnney's Hall Legist
aature. Reason assigned=pu duties viii
not permit. -: - a..
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F. CoRoHER's Coroner Whiting yes
terdsy held an inquest on John Terry, sea-
man who died at the Hampstead Hospital from
injuries received while on board the schooner
Geo. G. Morris. 1t appeared from the testimo-
ny that. while of Cape Hatteras. Terry ras or
dered aloft, and the vessel jibing, he missed
his hold and was thrown, first into che sheet
and then into the waist Of the schooner. When
taken up he was insensible, in which condition
he remained for about ten minutes. he was
taken to the cabin, aud bruises found on his
left arm; breast and head. On arriving at this
port the accident was reported TO Messrs. a F.
Baker % TO-, the oonsignees, sud Terry was
sent to the Hampstead Hospital on last Friday.
On saturdsyh he died, and post mortem e1-
animation was held by Drs. 8. L. Lockwood
and chas. B. iLdnneau. The jury rendered Q
verdict IN accordance with the facts-that the
deceased came to his death from injuries re-
ce:ved while N the discharged his duties aa q
seaman on board the schooner Geo. O.. Morris,
The schooner was bound from Philadelphia to
Charleston, and Terry, who never recovered his
senses after he fell, has relatives at the former
place.. g., =. -s--' y
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.,fnnnerlal Notifes.

M The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
qusintances Of ;Mr. and Mrs. J. oAHnI and Of Mr..
P. MAeaATH, are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Servicesof Mrs. OAHftL, ut her late resi-
dence, Charleston College, aeorge-stfest st -Four
O'Clock 1ai, Afternoon 10Th instant without further
invitation. - - - : - ~ August 10 :
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w-CoNJUaAL LOVE, AND TIE HAppI-
NESS OF True MARRIAGE-Essays for Young
Men on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de.
sroy the Manly Powers and create impediments to
Marriage, with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes free OF charge. Address howard
ASSOCIATION, BOZ p, Philadelphis, Pa.
May 20 Smo
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0bitnaruI

BRAcEY.-Died in Beaufort. s. c., on the a0th D.
July, CAROLNE SPANN, infant daughter Of. T. W
and ANNIE R. BRAoEY, agedi17 moutha- y.
r.. ~ - 49, 'f-i 49,.
As the sweet flower that:seents the morn &. 81:
But withers In the rising day,
Thus lovely waathis infants dawn, :, -...c
Thus swiftly fed its life sway ii l:.is9u'.I.;
Itdied TO- sip, lt'adead TO cares, 81 -. ,.i7
But for moment felt the tod;. - . :;
e Oh, mourner; !snch, the Lord declares,
n such are:the CHILDREN. Of our God. ... ..9-c.
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MoarHEAp BrrrERs.lThese bitters can b
had ar James Mexican, No. 50 Anson-street who
prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 3rnos~ mwf
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK Teas, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets Goods delivered free.
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as BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-TH1s

nF BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
Hnts; remedies the LII effects OF bad dyes; inygo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and BEAUTIFUL black
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; an
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bond.street. New York. Tyr January s
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.r.REronr OF THE cHAR1ssres soRooI OF F. TIE =
PioaEEa sourHEnz, EDUoATioHAI soomrY, FOB
JULY, 1S68.-We find in the Baltimore Gazette
the report for July Of the Rev. A. T. Porter,
superintendent of this institution. The attend
ance was three hundred and thirty-eight, eight
pupils having been added during the month.
The report goes on to say: 90
We have had many gratifying testimonials
Of the genara improvement of many of the
scholars, and grateful appreciation oft gene
rous assistance furnished US by the society.
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TIE Roll OF MFAMY.-The following letter
was laid before the Janney's Hall Senate on
Monday:
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- CoruMs1A AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD. The
President, Of this iraiEoad informs the Augusta
press that the cars on. the oolumbis and Au-
1pusta Railroad win run to Graniteville by the
18th November, the necessary IRON having
been purchased and shipped.
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< ,tTTE MsuRANaE.--'sA Master es-nnason*5 calls
sonr tui Attention to tho fss that DE Gherokes Ma
ssonic Life Insurance Company, OF Rome, Ga.
lis conducted upon thsnewa plan briefly refer5
red 70 in The NEWS OF. yestefdSy:=, Ea;h snbs
ssuiber;or amember OF n class pays one dollar
1or each meiidber who dies, isnd it is calcuiated
shat, in clsB OF three Thousand, each mem
;ber, would be insured for s29sa, Of, an annual
l.cost Of about We understand thstit is IN
contemplation to establish a similar company
y j.. O.. . .ia--1
in this Slate. ,....,,s. ,gar,r. !
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srAHarNa. .af1ai1f.- Yesterday afternoon two
iewhits men, named G. B.. Grant and Wm.Lo
ny met I'D . grocery store at the corner OF
Marsh I'D Inspection streets, and both being
In liquor; commenced quarrelEns about the
striking Of 3 match, They became excited,
:apd Grant. stabbed Loary in the abdomen. in
.aicting q dangerous wound. DR.. ). L. Ancrum
vwsa n called In and attended to the wounded
IN man; who was removed to his own house. A
.coimplaint was lodged before the police author
.SdHes, 5 and q commitment made out by Masis-
frate RiYers. $, =. .:I,srr,,,,-- 2
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together 81. 80. .'.'. ';#solo ~
The generous contributors to this work hare no
not opIy rescued SO many children, but they:
have also furnished the means by which three
gentlemen and eight ladies have, in most
useful way, been. supported by their labors,
thus; aiding our distressed community in
double manner.
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@P. h. H.-ARE SYNONYMOUS WITH
Health, Strength and visor The secret will be re-
vealed by investing in bottle Of PANKNINs he
PATIO BTTTERs, For sale BY all Druggists. v
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LOCAL MATTERS.
4U0y7oNSALEs THIS DAY,

= AUCTION SALES 1HI0 Ud1'
, .CAxps,Eia, Knox s Co. will SELL stD o'clock,
at tharrf auciion house, No. 50 5;Hasei-stree''
the stock Of country store.
r., MI: MARsHA1I, g. Bro. will sell, ct quarter, r
=past 10 O'Clock, before their office, No: %
Broad-street, Dprham COW, mules &c. ...e...i
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:
QUE COOPERATIVE SocIETY-FURTHER,D DE-
TAILS OF IT'S OpERATIoNs.-At the annual meet
ing of the Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative AS
sociation, held on Monday night, the Secretary
and Treasurer, Mr.. .J.J. Grace, presented his
report, in the course Of which he says:
In the presence Of endorsements Of more
than Ordinary import, and many OF them BY
reason of the novelty Of our enterprise, diff
cult to anticipate; in spite OF doubts and ap-
prehensions on the part of those who, falling
to be impressed with the feasibility OF co-ope-
ratioo, or the sincerity OF its professors, Or
being influenced by motives Of interest. were
jealous in predicting speedy faiTe-our
progress has suffered no interruption. The
promptitude with which our obligations have
been met has removed all difadence from the
minds OF creditors, and trade at first withheld
is now grstuitously and eagerly offered. Ihe i e
Association now commando the most !mpnclt
confidence, and is privileged to avail itself OF
the best possible terms Of the market.
Noting the proportion Of gross profits to
amount Of sales effected, 1t will be observed that
they reach az high as fifteen per centum, while
after deducting expenses (neces 'arly very
heavy in the start, it bears the ratio OK four
per centum. Compared with capital stock
sub: cribed by stockholders, the net gain ls
seventeen per centum very nearly. Supposng
fhe whole amount OF capital subscribed to
have been invested from the date Of establish
ing the supply store, the sales exhibit an ae-
tual turning over of the amount four times in
the interval Of four months. -. ~.
Touching the future OF the hsso citation, T. do
not think you viii hesitate to accept its expe-
rience OF the past few months as q sufficient
earnest Of continued prosperity. !.
am happy to report that the negotiations
looking to an extension OF the business have
been satisfactorily concluded, and arrange.
ments effected byMh,ch we may count upon
the readiness OF our new store for the recep-
ton Of goods, say about the LIST Of October.
The following abstract Of the accounts shows
at glance the financial condition Of the SO:
ciety: .r..~ =. :: -rcy
:: ssTRaCT FROM BOOKS OF ASSOCIATION,
= -'----i T-if- vITIIY 81 1893 -, =. q! 5--'
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nRUGs AND MEDICINES,
~ FRESH BY EVERY STEAMER. "
:. e. n. KELLERS u CO.,
-, 1yEEXrIN(S.STREE

CHARLESTON, 8. O.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
Always on band large asso tmentof DRUGS,
Patent Medicines, Soaps Pertumsry, and Toilet
Phy- Clans Orders filed promptly and at the low
est market rates. - -!-- -
z. Fl. KEEL aHs, II. b. 2. BAEh u'
February17 "H
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> as- ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
against the late EDWARD FROST, win present their
Chime properly attested; and all persons indebted
to him win make payment to either Of the under
signed at the counting house OF tMeasra. FROST &
ADGER, Adger's North Wharf. -
+ Taoaas aGhsT FRosT' naSsB qualified Executors.
August 10 49, -. -. - - = 3.
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::spieIfial. Notite!s;.:.. g..

g ESTATE T1cE.-ALL PERSONS
having any claims against the. Estate OF BENJAMIN
BRoSs, deceased, will present them to the under
signed for payment properly attested, and those IN
debted to said estate viii make payment to the same.
MARY ANN BRoss. >.
= August 10 -: %; f. Qualified ,ExecutnI. !,
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-
REAL EsrAIn SALE Messrs. :Leitch Bruins
.:sold yesterday, ,at the old Postoface, g. two
. story wooden tenement. known as Nos: ~ a. aad
Al Wau-street, two doors from Calhoun, the lot
measuring thirty. five feet front BY ninety-Sght
fset deep; for $500; one-third cash; the balance
in one, two, three and four years.
~ 60: !. = : -. = ----tiTii+tc
HoynAss1yA1.s August y. G.ayses.on Ho-
.se.@W. Il. Fhming samd, A.. Ma5ackson. Au-
,Rusta; Geo. b. Denny, st. Lonis. Mo-; J. Q.
sGillett, Augusta; Geo. Wilson, summerville;
.sGhasH. Hardy, Va; n. Lord,
Dalaaara; ED. Horsey, city; =. G.. Michsnloft,
Alsbsms; John g. Glaraons s4r., New York; NJ
"A. Gustin, New York; j. Kelley, New York.
Pauaioa Hota. 20. q! b sshuIer, Columbia;
Jas. W. Coker, Augusta, Gae
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.Bu1o1 MosrsI1l1r11s.-Rstra of deaths with
I'm the Gtro Charleston otes the week ending
,-4Angust 16. 1858: ;..,,..:.r-.,,,I 3ss-....,,:
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION 'sn9'e@
Vt -. By The e.-!.s
METROPOLITAN. GIFT COMPANY.
Cash Gifts to the Amount of!Sa50.0O0.
EVERY TYCAET DRAWS 4 PRIZE

Fne Ou falntlngs, .bramed. .EngraYnge, -SnVefHare,
+, Photograph Albums. and large assortment.of
Fine Gold Jewelry, IN all valued at 81, 00,000
chance to draw any of he above prizes by pur-
chasing Sealed Ticket for twenty-five cents. Tickets
describing each prize are sealed in envelopes and
thoroughly mixed. On receipt OF twenty-five cents
Sealed Ticket will be drawn without cho ce and de-
ivered at our Office, sent by mail to any address.
ticketholder on payment Of One Dollar. P ICES win
be immediately sent to any address, as requested by
express or return mail. 80.
You will know what your prize is before you pay
for it. Any prize may be exchanged for another OF
the same value. No blanks. !ai L.-J
AJ- Our patrons can de end on fair dealing.
REFERENuEs.-We seert the few following names
from tue many WHO have lately drawn valuable prizes,
and kindly permitted us 20 pub ish them:
&. T. Wilkins; Buffilo, n. Y, 1900: Miss Annie
Jackson, Dubuque Iowa, God Watch, $3.50; Philip
Mccarthy, Louisville, Ky. Diamopd Clns.er Ring.
SG0u; R.A. Patterson, New Bedford Mass, Silver Tea
Set, $175; Nils Emma Walworth, Milwaukee, Wis.,.
Piano. $500; Rev. I. W Pitt, cleveland, Uhlo, Melo-
deon. S125. -
as-We publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF Tue PlRss.-" They are dong the
largest business; the firm "a red BILE, snd deserve
their Success "-WeekIy Tribune, Feb 8. 1868
1--WE have examined their s stem, and know them
to te q iair dealing frln."-Ae.o Pork HerdGy Feb.
2s 1868.
which was promptly received d"-6asty Ncsus, Marcia
8, 1868.
Send for q; C liar giving many more references and
fayolabe no ices from tho press l. beral induce
ments 20 agents. Satisfaction guarantecd: every
package of sealed Envelopes contains ONE CAsh
GIFT SIX Ticket- for 81; thir cen tor 81; tn1rty-
five for S.; one hundred and ten for SO.
ALI letters should be addressed 10
HARPER, WILSON CO.,
July % limo No 173 BROADWAY N. Y.
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3--- So :: ASSETS. -,
By inventory Of stock, there appears-,:
Merchandise ON hand this date. .SS 672 66
Cash in lank 10 credit Of Asso- u ;ip
Fixtures, ooapsiang scales, &C., .a;.a...: ..
. employed IN Stose.........-..~ 90 49,
.Sundry accounts, being net pro- -. re-
:, ceeds of sales at auction OF ,.,,....l-
. ndeInhed material. ......... go 90 o.
= go LIABILITIES.
Amount subscribed by. share .-..-..-
holders. rs.......... .s2,9lS w
Sundry accounts, for balances
de 'i0-''' - 4.o2s %
Excess of assets ibeane net gain. .$4ss o.
Since, the establishment OF the 4 .7,-..1e- z.
II store, period OF III working
days, the receipts from all
sources have amounted to. .....l6,0i0 OF
Deduct capital subscribed, VIZ. 2,9ls OO
s.les for same period ...:.... go. .12;122 OF
The ross gain on which
has been.,.... ,.$2,2l ~ -
Deduct expenses! !....,. LAS % L.
Net gain as per statsm't .stss OF
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DRUGGISTS AND APoTREoARIRB.

No. 1a1 MEETNG.sTREET. NEAR MARKE
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s4-pREsCRIPTIoNs PUT UP WITH CARE -@s
January3 so'ns
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Opeii-aiT services police d,ities
The hardships Of the oceahs Iron -ciads:
The spirit of the press hcW biief:
Motto for an etgfdtefattit alia t5tiib again.
When does n NAH ilass TO kssp his word
When no one will take IT.
What ID yt5ii always do Bcfofa YOU 90 u u
sleep ?-Shut your eyes.
A good tcnptt. good Health, aud gyod
newspaper, are tlioice blesslngs:
When docs a womn,i's sstohguU 81 HHitktatys
When it is oil fnilfbad.
The way To get good wlfy=Gvt ts,od
girl ma go to the parsoh.
a bride in Now York, last week, received
$500, 900 as wedding present from her IA
tler
Brigham foiing has tile tBHttaets Us gFade
the Uhioh Pacific Railr6aa from tic hGaa
of Echo Cunun to Salt lake; and has be.
gun tdtkl
A glfl III Chicago aisi oil Wednesday, if5Hi
sWalluwitig tho point Of needle, which bruke
off while she was picking hef teeth with IL:
Two darkies suud street. HailFoad tBHhbaby
fbf Kicking thHii bat df The afs--askei s56bO
daniages gat One esai=dspreeiutiut III luSai.
ty surely: ss Ssss
A Mr. Day adyeTtlses tho loss of his tBp.
We hope he will suctssd lii nlisilsg liitii for
if ''tvery dog has His day" every Hay slight
to have his dog ss
An island, S las,s
in the lower bay Of Nov York for this iisw
Qterentinc: Il
An exckaigs proposed tte ilatAs tSaAd
Interim" for the new tefritoty aatt;5ut 70 be 6r-
ganiked.
There are couple of girls at Ls CLAIRE
Iowa. who row across the bIissisaibbi t8 bort
Byron; Illinois; every morning in 4 skiff,
handling the oars in the most approved style,
teach a school of ninety scholars all day, and
rotS back again in the evening
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d u IN D b O ii s..
The high destiny for which Bullet Is
rescryed-the galiosis

The high destiny for which Butlst is
rescryed-the gallows:
Josh Billing sayas''When d iiiaa;a dog
deserts him on acco,.dt Of his poverty He Gaa't
get any lower in the world --dds BY land: p
What is the difference between cditofs aud
matrimonial experience? !? Ill ths s5frnst the
devil cries for "cop." II, the Iattst tils s.t6bS
cries likes the devil"
Are you nsat sighted, Miss n saia aa liz.
pudent fellow To a young lady Who ala Hot
choose to notite him. Eyes; ut tiiis aistahuu
can hardly tell tfiietlgt sou ats pig 3e, Of
puppy"
Three and sixpshcs per gal;;' exclaimed
Mrs. Paftington, looRiHg OVER the ps.ss
current. "Why bless nc; wlint is tbs ,wuiid
comils to when the gals at6 fulued at only
thrde and sixpcice ?"
AT collection lately made at d charity fair,
voting lady offered the plats to ricl, :aan
WHO was noted for his stihglhess az havu
nothing" was His curt an s@Sf "Thun take
something, sir" she replied 'sou know am
begging for the POOR" Il
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e II e
Charleston District Meeting
OF TIE
NJ. Il. CHURCH, SOUTH,
HELD AT
URANGEBuRG, S. c. MAY 2lsr, 1868 !

Bishop D. S. Doggctt, of Virginia, presided
at this meeting and it was very interesting
asscmblagc of delegates from the various Cir
cult. iii this Church District
We publish, hy request, the Reports of the
various Committees OF the meeting:
REPORT on MISSIONS.
The command of Christ to ''preacli the gos-
pei, to every creature, III tlc the world -
will rcnain in full force until the work is
accomplished. The declarations Of the word
of God arc many. clear and strong that his
Kingdom shall encompass the carth. II is
evident to the heart of faith that this will be
donc sooner or later. Human instrumcntality
has been appointed to the task and this ap-
pontlncnt will stand fast, for God is not man
that He should change his plans. The church,
us lump of leavcn, has been placed in tho
world, and under thu WARNING influences of
the Holy Ghost, is left to purlncatc tho mass
until thu whole is lcavcncd When we reject
that near twenty centuries lave passed away
since the foundations Of His Kingdom wore laid
and three fourtls Of the work still remain un-
donc the lcthary of the church in alarming.
The question is appropriate, why does this
work progress so slowly? Is it because of tic
want of men or Of means 4? An empty trcasli-
ry says that it is not the former ). for the tenn.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-07-04

A very huatS fog bnes tisitsd the Stats Of
Massachusetts,, which probably surpassed the
London foss. Il yonng man was sent out into
a field to iail o.i few tourses of shingles ups
on u barr, the roof of tfhich was nearly finish,
ed' AZ about dihnef time, continues the iars
mer, Who Is responsible for the story, siie
fellow came up, and Gays he, ''That's an
alarming long barn Of yours"
"Not very long" Said I.
"Well," says he, ''Ivc boon to work all this
forenoon, ahd have hot got one course laid
yet"
"If that's the sass;" says you're { lax l..E
fellow.
$50 after diansf I want oat 70 sec what be
had beaH ,aboat; and III bothundcred if be
had hot sRinglsd more than q hundred feet
right oat iitt the fog