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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
(sIx NILES SOUTH OF FRANKFORT.
Col. q. 7. P. ALLEN, Superintend't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

THE Sd Academical year of this Institute
Il will begin ON Monday, septembsr7, Is6S.
TERAS-ThTee hundred and my dollars
$3.50 per Academical year Of 40 weeks
Refer to MessrS. Parker Ward & Co.. Mem
phis, Tenn from whom Catalogues may be had.
For special information, address Col. r. T. p.
ALLEN Superintendent, Farmdale, Franklin
county. KY. teI2 dawSno
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ECALAWAG.-A exchange says: " A
correspondent wsnls to know the mean
ing OF this term: 1t is . vulgsrism, and
American in origin. 1t is without root
or branch in the English, Latin, Greek
or Hebrew tongues. 1t is United States
In extract-Radical ia ren6ering-a low,
worthless fellow; scape-grace. 1t is
particularly expressive ia these degener-
ate days, when the scum Of society is
drifting to the top" The word, we be-
Iieve, is q corruption of the French word
scelerat, rascal, and when we first knew
it meant nothing very opprObriOus, be
ing used to signify g lazy, harmless,
good-for- nought. By usage and custom
il has grown to be enc of the most vilely
opprobrious epithets in tbs language.
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LESS THAN CosT.-Large stock Of La
dies Dress Goods. Must be closed out.
Nice Lawns, Is cents. ]. H. Loewen-
slime d Bros, No. 2si Main st. jyaO q
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Memphis and New Orleans
Wednesday Packet,
EsSN MAGENTA, -

J. FRANK HICKS, Capt.. ]. HOWARD, Clerk
yElHIs fine steamer will leave Memphis for
l New Orleans on Wednesday, 18th OF sep
tenaber, and will make regular trips N the
trads. leaving Memphis on every alternate
Wsd nasdav MART WALT 4 CO.,
iysl m Agents, "a Front street,
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LARGE stock of mems Cloth Shoes, 81.
Mems all Wool Cashmere Suits, $40.
J. II. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Build
ing. 1880 2t
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE sEMINAl
Memphis Female College.

TWENTY HIGTH sESSION.-Ws ahalI or
II RanlEe the FORMS In this Collegs, accord
Ing 70 previous RnnOun cement, Tor the ensuing
scholastic year Of forty weeks, on TUESDAY,
I, 1Se3. For circulars, giving fu4
particulars, apply TO the Principal a. the Col
LsGe, or a. ths boOkatores.
Iras tseq NJ A z. MORGAN Prfncina.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NITE are authorize 1 to announce r M \ Eh'
w GFR Eco, as a Candidate for C0ngfek
from Tie sJh Congressional District at the en-
suing election (subject TO the decision OF tht
Democratic convention at BrownsvlIe on Ins
sth prOxl ~
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NOTICE.

At meeting OF the Directors OF the Desoto
"A Insurance and Trust Company, held this
day at the Company's once, a dividsnd Of six
upon the capital stock Of said CeInp8ny.
July Z, 1855. J. g. LONSnALk., Secretary.
Lsdgar copy. Hs
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ASSAULT. Addison POllier assaulted
Henry Green yesterday, aRd knocked
the "hind sights of him. Henry
travelled for the Second District Station
and had Addison locked up. No bones
broke.
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THERE will be a grand rally of the
Democracy tonight at Stillmsn hall:
Distinguished speakers will DO on hand
N address the crowd.
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COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-Re called
the attention Of our readers yesterday to
the card Of Robertson's Commercial Col
lege, on the corner Of Main and Win
chester streets. Ar. Robertson has been,
as We stated, engaged with Mr.. Leddin,
at his Commercial College, for the past
three years, and is q finished bOok-keep-
er, beautiful penman, and a good &C
eountant. He possesses in an eminent
degree, ss many book-keepers in our
first class house, can testify, the rare
faculty Of imparting bis own knowledge
to others, and is q teacher in the true
sense OF the word. His scholars inform
us that he is patient and psinstaking,
two rare but essegtiRI characteristics of
a good teacher. His institution will open
on the LIST of September, and we cordial
Iy recommend him to our friends as q
teacher who thoroughly understands his
business.
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MEMPHIS, TEES., July 70, ls6S.
Messrs. W. B. Wigs & Co.:
Gentlemen For several years 1 was
troubled more or less with Piles, for
which complaint 1 was treated by the
best physicians to no purpose indeed,
gradually became worse, until at last
began to despair Of relief from any
source. While in this condition l was
recommended to try your Buckeye salve.
Making up my mind to try it, 1 am now
happy to say that it had the desired
effect, as l am now well and hearty, for
which / am indebted to your wonderful
remedy. Yours, truly,
F. L. WARNER.
Upon receipt of 81 90 bottle Of this
Salve will be mailed, free Of postage.
BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fancy Goods,
Perfumery, ETC., at No. 1876 Main street,
FIR ten DAVIS univ ip0l aOd 10f
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THANKS to Felix Cross, Esq, for the
latest newspapers from the East anu
South. Mr.. Cross is continually putting
us under such obligations.
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AT BARGAINs.-Lsrge stock Of Boots
and Shoes must be sold out, Ladies'
Slippers, IS cents. J. H. Loewenstine &
Bros, No. 81 Main street. jy302
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CITY MATTERS.

CEuRcHEs were but slimly attended
Yesterday, IS a general thing, the
Teatber being too gloomy to venture
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To PUBLIsHERs.-We are making up
q complete list Of Southern and West
ern papers, for the convenience Of adj
vertisers. 1t will give name of paper,
where published, days of issue, name OF
proprietor, politics, etc. All papers CIV
log this notice one insertion in local
column, and sending marked copy OF
paper will be put on our list and receive
a copy Of the sams as soon as published.
Address, CONSERVATIVE,
FFsdericktown, Mo.
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LARGE stock of mems Cloth Shoes, g.
Mems all Wool Cashmere Suits, SO. ].
H. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Building.
jy30 ct
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PsIIcAN and several sea guils were
seen on the river yesterday. these Dirus
rarely come so far inland, unless driven
by storms.
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WANTED TO BUY.-A second hand
Fire-proof Safe OF medium size. Address
No. Wsldran Block, Main st. au1 81
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WooD.-We are selling the best Of
Oak Wood st Summer prices.
BIGLEY, AELLERSH CO.,
Corner Main and soRth Court, spd Main aud
PoBEotoe street,
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WANTED daily at the Southern Hotel,
corner Beal and Main streets, fresh
country. egge, chickens, butter, vegets'
bl0s and fruit. aul If
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fancy Goods
Perfumery, etc, at No. 1875 Main street,
for ten days only jy24 cod Tot
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FoR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday St Francis River Packet-FoI
Helena Mariana, Madison, Wittsburg
and all Way Landings.
MOLLIE HAMBLETOE, T. Z. Bowman Master
sam. Q. Paine, Shell and Clark, Clerks.
Wll leave Memphis EVERY .E-
TUESDAY, at 5 O'Clock pm. Ezzc
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
ja2l City WhSrfboat, foot Monroe st.
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WANTED, 100 gentlemen day bosrders
at the Southern Hotel. au1 II
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fancy Goods,
Perfumery, ETC., at No. 1876 Main street,
for ten days only. jy24 cod lot
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WANTS.

.D-ru,I,-A the Commercial Hotel, a good
w Diniug room superintendent, Apply I'M
mediateIy. lsull III. ALLeN.
IEvASTED To RENT-A Furnished hnuss
" containing from four to SIX rooms loI Ins
summer months, for which Ids IS1' " 4
p OvertOn HOr Il. 2y--
LVT.,-TED-Anv one addressing a conmu'
w ntcafian 10 . T. L." Appeal once, De
ssrib,ng Locality, terng and all particular
I,r.csT7ir1o \ small Farm on either OF the
SstIroa5s for sac, NAY md a reliable purchaser
iya n
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Business, Visiting and wedding Cards
Printed At the Lowest Prices at the APP
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AT BARGAINs.-Large stock Of Boots
and Shoes must be sold out. Ladies'
slippers, IS cents. J. H. Loewenstine &
Bros, No. 23l Main street. jy302 t
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II Is the desire OF the Principal TO direct bI7
attention cOnscientieusly and faithfully 10 tlIs,
mental and moral training Of those COMMITTED
to his care +; and in order to accomplish fhIt
object more efectually, the number CT board
ers viii be limited 70 six and the number OF
day pupils TO thirty.
Good boarding can be gotten with priysta
families at nom 81 % TO s. 80 per week
For Information as regards discipline. course
OF instruction, etc, apply for circular.
J. W. DODD, M, PRINCIPAL
1V29 I'm ShelbvyflIa Keu
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River U. 3. Mail Packet
Company.
For Helena, DeVaIPs Bluff, Little Rock. An
gusta, JaeksonPort and all Way Landings.
COA AERCiAL-..-.-.....-..... ...AsnIord master
This nne passenger packet leaves .E-
for the above on s&SAnRzzC
TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at PIN.
For freight or passage apply 70
LEVY q MILLER, Agents
Jefferson street. under Commercial Hotel
au2 80
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LAGRANGE Female College,
lagrange, TENN,

IN MILES east OF Memphis, on Charleston
~ Railroad. VIII open let SsptsGn Der ard
close LIST July next Cheapest College 10 the
West
Cash items for I've months:
Board in COllt gs all found - 500 "a
Ali English, Latin and Mathematics n "a
Music ton any lnstrumentl with Sc OIL in
strument- .-...-....-..... 8 10
Modern Languages s.. M 81
Vocal &usic and IncidsutaIs, no charge.
iy2s I'm ]. ID. MEREDITH. President
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
llfIice--NO. Is jefferson Street.
,.,..,..lnnl ana rennessee EalIrosa.

klsalsslppl ana Tohhossoo h9nr Veu'
ARRIyH. DEPART.
SewOrleans Express, daily ,2:sO PM $40 pm
Ssrdis accoIn'n n, daily, ex-
cept Sunday .-...-.......- e-S0 aIn' Joy P'AA4'
Freight, NORTH TUESDAY
Thursday and Saturday
South Monday, " ednes-
cav aud Friday ...-..-----. S.oo pm ~ BILE
TEIkes euect Suuueys June -, looc. .
A. .. LlNERMOhEs GenI buPL.
UP OAKLEY Gen. I1cEet Agt' 1sS
Heunhis and t;hxriestOn Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
,--..r .foI fdatlya - CD pm. l2:4U p m
L-i nLOrs isl,-r1 lO:4O pm. ilS0 pm
Eirfs Trsip does not leave SaturdEysl
COrinIh Accommodation oSlis' s.oO n ~,
iexoept Sundays ALL, NV 9'AA
SouerVilie AccoHInOoauoA N, r.,n :, -,
GaiIV except sunday. $685. G25 R.in. o:L0 PIE
Esfiroad Time IL ~ minutes fastAr IMAM oi'S
TiSEst once, 27s Main street snd Al Depot
w. J. ROSS, Gen1 supt.
Esmphis and Louisville Railroad Line
DEPART ARRIVE.
Nisht xpress------..-...-- 4-OV PIN. ~ all
Railroad Time 10 minutes faster tnan ~ ~
Tisxet ofices NJ. ZS71I Main street ana ~ De-
cot head OF Main street. ,,ys,,,,
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SheIbyTille Male high School.

NHE Twenty hfth Semi Annual SesslOn OF
Il this Institution VIII open on LIST Hondsy Of
September, ls6S. Terms FOR SCHOOL. YEaR
CLOSING JUSE S, ls59, PAYABLE oNE-HALF IN
ADVANCE:
For Day Pupils. -....--..-. - Z x IA
-.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and ST. Louis.
CITY or CAIRO - Iobu Cr.na n,asta,
This new and splendid passenger IT.
steam Ter viii leave as above on -
MONDAY, 81 inst, at pm.
an2 q FLEM. CALVERT. sup't
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JOaN I'd. ADAMS. Superintendent.
VTNSON & DONAHUE,
n.ur nnrrIi. $50 ~ - $50 $50

On resun ption OF navigation, the GLEANER,
CEI,ks;rfs. CALDWELL and OZARK will re-
anne their places in the Memphis and Fort
Smith line, by which the merchants aud plant
ers on the entire ATksns as give viii have oil
ract com rou nfcaton with Memphis, and from
there By rail ana steamboat to all points In the
United States.
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HRMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
- United States Nail -
Packet Company.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
......James Lee, Master

Turing THE PRESENT Low STAGE OF
i J water in the Arkansas river, all the boats
on the Memphis end OF the route are with
drawn, and the elegant Side-wheel steamer
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LoST--FcUND.

Il OST-A roll OF money saturday noon Inc
i 4 finder will tie lbsrally rewarded by leaving
At The Avalanche Office. auz
Il OST CHILD.-Any information in regard 70
AUTH ELIZA FOSTER, girl II years old
will be well rev ardsd. she was stolen from he;
mot her eight years ago Al SscfaDento, CaliiOf
MIA. by Hubert HIN Poster, a man now sboui
~ years Old, marked with smallpox. and gray
hair. He was last heard from in Brownsville
II sywOOd county, Tenn, working 81 bis trade
which is wagon making. His family consists
81 vile and four ChildTen-Hubert, Alice, Lydl5
And baby. The family was LAST heard rom in
Snrsyepert Texas, in a suffering condition,
ANY Information sent 10 me at Evansville
Indiana, will he gladly received by a sorrowing
Mother.
aug2w MRS. JULIA BARRETT.
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FOB RENT.
FOR SALE.

TyOR SALE-FIyE DEERiNG COIIOS
r pr ESSES, new and Ia complete 0r1eT: m
Sn{raoT M IS iLSUN & CO, -, % and % mon
sstrael. between second and Third streets
Mem phis, Tenn. y . Nv
NOR SALE OR LEAsE-BeautIful, shaded
and choice Buiding Loysi fronting on "a
Tprile residence streets, either cleared OF VII
ona fo-est trees-very low ". A. hEAl
Ky Agent Ms. Col. Preston, No BstAe4
Block. az
c,URURRAN LANDS AND RESI- DtSCE ", on
- S.rE on EAsH IERMs - NJ lasssas 2 rnllee
ssSSf on The city. are for sale, on terms 70 sun
nureh ssers for cash or on any iirne-IoLn one
q ten years, aad IN any quRntity-ifcnl . hcLsh
10 an NY residence, with from IA 10 - EeTes
land, WILDE sold at greSt bargain, ioT os.eh'
~ ou tie usual 1 rms. Apply TO myself on tLe
S5rslnises, or 10 ROysier, TrezeVant q Co'' my
e - IL n. N. IRRELEVANT.
nor sALE.-Having determined to change
our business, We offer for sale our small put
1rsll Selected STOCK OF GROCERIES, anq
Iesse on one OF the BEST BUSIN ESS q OUsEs
ir ne CITY. Wewll sell also splendid sapuf-
ban RESiDENCE, ~ miles nom the clty, neal
CiiI's Staten. win AZ acres OF ground, viii
an the necessary improvements. Apply tc
!" - D. -, = - : Js7 n
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ZOE HOUND CITK.

| CTEAMER PEOsTA LEAVES Ak =
| - every day for Mound City at -
| am, II am, 8 pm and 5 p m. Leaves Mound
| City every day Al am, a.m.a Pm. and
81 pm. MARK r. CHEEK,
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Regular Kemphas, white and Little Red
Etver Thursday Packet.
- DES AFRO 80

JOHN d. ELLIOTT, Master; Can. J. HANK
and MAT GLASS, Clerks.
THE steamer DES ARC having been put 10
thorough repair, Will enter the MEMPHIS
AND n HlTE RIVER Trade permanently on
THU rs DAY, the Sd Cav Of september ISIS
le4ving Memphis every TnuEday for all points
on Wlite ana Lite he'd rivers, COZ Meeting al
DeyalIs Bluu with trains tor Little keck.
Leaves Deyall's Blur for Memphis every Mon
day on sTTiyal OF train.
NOTICE.-TOt the Merchants OF Memphis-The
steamer DES ARC viii resume her Lrlps in the
White River Trade on Thursday, the 80 day OF
Sc ptembsr, lSos, and as am satisfied that IL
the wish OF botn the planter and merchant that
the local packets receive and transport msr-
chsndIss on which there is c. D. d. charges
and ia view OF The fact that the refussI TO trans
port such freight has operated very much
against the trade OF Memphis, the steamer
DES ARC "a home packet, owned and con-
tTOued in Mem Dhisl will, on resuming her tri ps,
receive all c. o. d. freight, charging shipper
WITH the freight when same is not received By
c0nsiguee, AMI charging shipper one-half per
cent. or all q. o. d collie ctiOns
JOHN D. ELLIOTT Master
au2 Aud owner Steamer Dss Arc.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween n & Wekt charles Coin and Hector
coffin under toe style Of EST, ICFFlN q
60. having been d. solved by the Withdrawal
OF X e. west the busi ness WILL be continued "
q Coffin and h. coffin, under the styIe Of
COFFIN BROS. All debts due said firm Will
H. collected anu all liabilities assumed by the
y,T3srgfgrec CHAIR rs COFFlN,
HECTOR COFFIN.
,,BaRIFg COFFIN. RECTOR COFFIN
COFFIN BROS,
DEALFRs IN
FAMILY SUPPLE S,
see Main Street,
NEAR GAYOso BLOCK, NEAPHIs, TENN.
~ Goods delivered Free OF Charge TO any
= - t,s civ au2 I'm
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on the Memphis end OF the route are with
drawn, and the elegant Side-Wheel steamer
NATOMA. lanes Lee, Master
win take the place of the through boats leav-
ing Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AND
TdU RSpAYS, ate pm; connecting at Napo-
leon TUESDAYS AND FRIDAl , with the
light draught and comfortable passenger
steamer
AMERICAN. ...........- W. T. Berry, Master
For Pine Bluff.
Freight and passengers will be transferred
without detention or extra expense the Ma
TOMA" giving Through tickets to passengers
To Pine blur and all In term e. late points only,
but will sign Through Bills Lsding Tor freight
TO all points on Arkansas river rs nigh up as
Fort Smith.
The new and very light-draught steamers
VAN BUREN. W. Williams, Master
FORT SMITH. Bowlin, Master
VIII p'y between Pine Bluff and Spsdra, eoa-
Meeting at the latter place with a dest Of first
win, by which freights shipp' on this line are
forW arded without detention. aud delivered al
destination in good order, the nRts being well
provided with tarpaulins 70 protest tbs goods
from the weather.
Persons wishing to ship by this line will con-
tinue TO marx their goods via Arkansas
river and ship 10 I" Memphis and Arkansas
Riyer IT, s. Mall Packet Company" At Men,
pbis or TO John ID. Adams at Memphis
Ali freights signed for through as this line
ufU as heretofore, continue 70 receive the at
tsution Of James 7. Bourne q Co., No. u JEFF
nerson street.
JOHN D. ADAMS, SUPERINTENDENT
= A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-28

WHAT WErTNa--"A LITTLE WATER
CLEARS Us OF THIS DEED."-It did not rain
Saturday night, it poured. The skylights OF
the clouds were opened, the plugs loosened
and the water works put in motion with for
ty-ocean power. The large canvas of the cir
Gus on the Citadel Green was deusely crowded,
and the audience were entranced with the per-
formanoe, when their joy was suddenly chang
ed to mourning by an unexpected waterfall
which did not improve their head-gear. The
tent offered but slight resistance to the solid
torrent, and the demonstrations that we're
made by the dreuched, bedraggled mass,
though not in the bills, were as amusing as
the legitimate performance. One spot remain
ed-an ark Of refuge-the dressing room. This
s'star" chamber was comparatively dry, and
regardless Of ceremony,it was at once tenanted.
The protection thus afforded was, however, but
partial, and until the rain ceased the audience
we're miserably uncomfortable. 1t was very
funny, but the sight-seers did not see the
point,
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TIE RETURN OF AN OLD CHARLESTON YES
sEL.-There arrived at this place from New
York on Saturday last the steamer Charles
ton, Capt. Thos. Payne, Jr. This vessel was
constructed by MIR. James Poyas on South Bay,
some years previous to 1910, for Capt. John
Bonnell, who used her in government service
during the Florida war. She was afterwards
owned for some years by Capt. James Copes
and Messrs. J. & A. Magee, who had her IN the
Georgetown rice and passenger trade and was
continued in the same employment as tne pro,
perty of Messrs. r. G. & Isaac Davis, and
she belonged to these gentlemen when the
war began. She was captured in trying to run
the blockade, We believe, at Wilmington, IN.
C., and after remaining North for several
vears she has become the prop arty OF Capt.
Thos. Payne, Jr., who will use her for towing
and general transportation purposes. She has
always been extremely fortunate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-28

TIE OCTOBER ELECTIONS are exciting good
deal Of attention. The States to vote, upon
which the chief interest centres, are Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and Indiana. In Indiana the Gov
ernor and other State officers are to be elected,
together with members of Congress. In Penn
sylyania two State officials, members of Con-
gress and the Legislature. In Ohio members
of Congress and several State officers. No
Governor is to be chosen in Pennsylvania or
Ohio. The elections take place on the 18th Of
October, on which day, we believe, Iowa. also
votes. The contest is warm and earnest in
these States, and the result will be looked for
with great interest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-28

OPENING OF THE THEATRICAL SEAsoN.-ihe
Germans who are always up to the times, have
anticipated Templeton. The members OF the
Turnverein Society will give the first theat-
rical entertainment of the winter season, this
evening. at their hall in King-street, near
Tradd. These dramatic entertainments are
peculiar and charming feature of the German
Clubs, which have large share Of that power
of making themselves and others happy which
ia enioyed By the German people.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-28
Glatbiag anS furnishing GOODS.
SPECIAL No LICE.

TO-DAY, SEPTEMBER 2srH, OUR STORE
will be closed for the purpose of marking down
our entire Stock of MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH.
ING AND FURNISHING GOODS. which Xe pro-
pose to close out at retail within the next
THIRTY DAYS.
Our Stock of Clothing has been manufactured by
ourselves expressly for retail trade, and every
article sold will be warranted to give satisfaction.
AS We are obliged to vacate the store on the first
of November we shall mark the goods a prices that
must ensure an immediate sale.
Our doors will be opened on Tuesday. September
19th at Eight o'clock. A. NJ. and our friends and
customers are reminded that early selection fro.
the stock will secure the greatest bargains. as many
OF the goodswill be mar1ed and sold at less than
half the actual value.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS g. PARKER,
No. 27e KING. CORNER OF HAsEL-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. c.
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