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Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

McCoRNIcK's friends in this county, land they are not many are composed of office holders oflice-seekers, men who hold claims against Uncle Sam. men who have no minds of their own and men who think it an honor to be spoken to by Governor" Groyel- ling souls who always make it point to at. tend and fawn upon persons clothed with a little brief authority" Most uf them ad- init that Mae won't do to tie to- and yet they have not the independence and manli- ness to oppose him. We do not blame such men as Judge Blair, Henry A. Bigelow, and a few others, for supporting him, for they have always stood by him. 4 few, however, of li, present supporters, said, a short time ago.
 chat Ice was too tricky and mercenary, that he had .Old himself on the capital question. and that they would not vote for him. But, straise to ,ay, tbe very men who said this now loot their horns for the "statesmann in regular hireling style. What has caused this change of base Has the GoycrBOAs nl- tiye regiment got anything lo do with it
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

TnE emigration to California Is in,ncrg The Pacific Mail steamer of April fsl F,. obliged Co refuse over tzrIye hundred pa. scngcrs.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

GENERAL OHD. the ne v commaHslsr oi ,hi, Department, his wife and childsra, sailed from New York for saa francisco sn the lst of Anril
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

RECENT ELEcIioSs.-Mi chilan has rejected her Rcw Constitution, which established ne gro suffrage. The municipal election in Cin- cinnati las resulted im . Democratic vie!oFy. Cleveland shows Republican gain of loOO Sandu-ky has gone Democratic. Connecticut has reelected English, the Democratic nomi- nee, Governor, by an increased majority. The Democrats have carried St. Louis. The Republicans have carred Wisconsin by 4,O00 majority. The Republican State ticket is elected in Arkansas.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

GREAT CHY AND LITTLE Wool The aiders, abettors, funkeys and horublowers to His Excellency the Goyornor, Richard C. Me Cormick, in these parts, are playing things low down. Some of them crawl around the streets and try to pursuade honest, Union- lov- ing citizens into the belief that John A Rush s a Copperhead, traitor and bad man generally. These sneaka dare not face him and say so. We will Let a reasonable sum that John A. Rush is a better Union man. and viii io q. lIarii and more to keep it in- tact, as any of his villifers. Why do thOy not tell the people that their idol, Richard C. was and is looked upon with suspicion by q majority of the Republican party of this county7 Why do they not tell them that he has nearly always selected "Copperhends'' to fill offices in his gift, in preference to Repub- iicans Why do they not ten them that he has tried to convince Democrats that he was a regular simon pure. and the next monen, would swear by the beard of the prophet that hc WAS Republican, Q Ratieall An they dare not His record won't bear exam nation and they try to cover it up and draw attention from it by crayenly, ,wifully and in sdiously attacking that of his opponent, anC trying tO create a prejudice against him. hi. mode of attack is neither gentlemanly. gen erous nor fair, and comes with very bad grac, from the supporters of a man who tells th' people that he k no party man. He TaiIS talk different to his strikers, else they would not be so anxious to get Republican votes fo him.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

WERE NOT AwAEE.--on the outside of this paper we published an item to the effect that the Journals and Acts of the Fourth Lcgisla- ture had not mp 10 this time been distributed. We have since learned that the Governor brought them up with him and delivered them to the County Recorder, and as there are truthful charges sufficient to prostrate His Excellency, we have no desire to manu- facture any
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

ARIZONA contains within it's boundaries. so, ,53o,24j acres, one-thiri of which is coy cred with timber.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

\ BtcHrlon acquaintance of ours who n on the marry, but w'ho has not the sr - pop the question, requests us to print ths I- lowing reminder 10 the fair sex.
 "The ladies have, for the pscst eigeteer rrn' turies, enjoyed special privileges during eaP year. In an ancient Saxon law it is enaeirJ 'Alleit, so often as leape yeare doihr e' cure, the women hold prerogative over zoe meme in the matter of courtship, love si1 mairmnnee; SO that when the ladie p'oT" poseth, 1t shall noi be lawful fT meme lo sI her nae, but shall receive her proposal n .l fJTCe'
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

TPE ALTA says that the newly invented blasting powder is coming into favor with miners and others.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

llENEY DEuSGER, the inventor of the Dis toi of that name, died at Philadelphia re- gently.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

INnIASs were seen on Thurs'lay. by I'sy Skillcn, in Wil'iamsons Valley.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

TnE Plain Indians are at their old trick. again-hlling and stealing; anl IL is sad the Indian Agents try to suppress all news cf Indian Outrages.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

Brllt Bo,D has retired from the stage
Arizona miner., 1868-05-02

PAmUTE COUNTY, ARlLoNAtl)- )-Mr |. Tripp, of St. Thomas, the county seat ol l'aA' Ute county, says, of that section:
 ' l ain much pleased with this country U i, a fine climate to winter in: as for ihr ,''' mcr, that has yet 10 De tested. There lA'. been Ho deaths here inc past winter aDn 2. sickness: but We have had on nclea'e ' seven births. It has not been SO cold al any time but the farmers could plow ana ''''
 DETROIT, Michigan, was visited b! Ii' ", the morning of March 18th. Property 'af1 A, $J0,0J1 was destroyed. Elm''a ana H'1 ester, New York and Kingston Canada WY also visited by fires.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-04
ARREST OF A BuRa1Aa.-we noticed some

ARREST OF BURaLAR.-We noticed some
time since the robbery of Mr. John C. Brad
ley's store, near Bonneau's Station, on the
Northeastern Railroad, which occurred on the
10Th OF June. Information was then lodged in
shesdssectiye oi6ce, and the officers put on the
alert: 9saeerday oficeri Myers and Gray ar
rested John Hesnarsis colsred man, about
twenty-five years of age tinthesciss, and have
succeeded in recoveringk large sporti6nef the
stolen property. They have now gone tosthe
scene of the robbery, ane will doubtless secure
the other thieves and the remainder of the
booty. The store was entered through win
dow, and everything Of value taken.
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stuth

VACCINATION. s. L. Moses, corner Of
Morris and King Streets Ia In receipt Of the genuine
German Cow Po1. It is known fact that many
diseases are entailed by using the scab from child
ren although the physician may not de:ec. anything
wrong either in child or parent. Those desirous OF
embracing this opportunity will do well to call early
as the Doctor leaves for the North in few weeks.
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INyALIDS

Recovering from any severe attack o! sickness will
find these Bitte-s peculiarly useful in restoring lost
strength by removing the cause OF oebiity aud H.
crea ing the appetite They should take teaspoon
full three tim day, mixed with little wlte-.
The Hspa.ic titters are also recommended to those
suffering with Chil.s and Fevers, when It cnn be
taken in connection with othe: remedies prescribed
for such comp.aiots and vii! assi-l tie acton OF
these medicines. supplying ths system with the
much needed strength lost under tle debiita ing
effects o: malaria upon ,he constitution. The doss
in such cases, tor grown person. would oa tloe-
spoonful three times q day, inmad ately before
meals.
Disp-pt!cs should never be without bottle Of
HEPArlC BIrIERS, rs they baye been uniformly
found to the stomach to It's lost enerHe- and
thus lead the ra:i.n. b1ck TO tie enjoyment OF the
blessing # perfect health. They should take des-
se,t spoonful hr times day, an hour tetore each
meal These Eittera are also racomn ended to phy-
sic!ans, and eau be used By them in lieu o: other
tonics, such as 1nc'. Columbo Tinc;. Bara. 1inct.
Gen:ian aud all the ca; I aiosae OF bitter ,onics;
far e1calng these il - ac:ion upon the system,
beIpg combination OF q many useful tonics and
aromatic carminat:vas which a-e rendered apsrienr
b. tine ad Iiiion Of little Tursey Hnuh1-D, making
preparation Long needed by ;ha p:o.es,ijn
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THE BASE BALL E1oURs1oSrsTs left for Sa-
-yannsh las. light on tAe steamer Fannie, and
will to-day encounter the Forest City Club. a
game will probably be played in the morning.
but that will be only for the purpose OF e1-
citing the public curiosity-the real contest
taking place in the afternoon.
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IOCAL MATTERS.

pERsosaL-Governor Orr paid flying visit
20 this city yesterday, for the purpose OF con-
sultins with General Candy. he leaves this
morning for Columbia.
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A MATCH GAME Of Base Ball will be played
this afternoon between the Contest and Frauk-
lin Clubs. Gams to be called at three o'clock
at the west end Of Broad-street. ALI lovers OF
the national pastime are invited to attend.
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The Ashley Beds-Honor to whom Honor
is Due.

To the Editor of the NeoS:
Though it was long known that the Ashley
beds contained phosphate of lime-say from
twelve to twenty per cent.-it was not until
DR.. n. A. Pratt analyzed and obtained strty-
three per cent. that their value as fertilizer
was established. To HIM, therefore, must be
awardeda a full measure of the credit for this
valuable discovery.
Respectfully,
FRANCIS s.. HOLMES.
College of Charleston, July 8, 1858.
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TIE CARS OF the City Railway will run every
alternate trip to the Battery until two o'clock
P. N. to-day, after which hour all the cars
will 60 to the Battery.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS -Charles.on Hotel, july
ga. Brandt, Augusta, Ga; Chas. B. Brady,
U. S. A.; II. Buck, Bucksvile, S. c.; r. L.
Ellis and wife, Georgetown; NJ. Fowler, Gull,
ford, Conn.,; J. W. Smith aud lady. Nashville;
E. ". Everson, City; Gov. Jas. L. Orr, s. c.;
Jno. F. More. oss. Philadelphia.
Pau.lion Ho!el.-S. A. Brown, Florence; 8.
S. Jones, South Carolina; L. A. Strobel, Ridge
vile; Thos. B. Pohl, Dranchville; Jno. c.
Myers, Branchville, Jno Knott Miss E. Knott,
Greenyille; R. W. Smith, New York; E. A.
Tuck and sister, Miss L. A. Baker, Miss Mary
Baker, Miss G. Baker, Miss Julia Baker, Wash.
ington, Ga; Jno. Marshall, Wilmington; j. NJ.
Brown, Darlington; P. K. Coburn, Summer
vile; J. b. Keels, Gourdin's; Thos. Murphy
and Jno. Murphy Grabam's Cross Roads.
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Nor1cEs IN BANKRUPTCY Meetings OF the
creditors of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the Office of the Registrar, Hon. r. B. Car
penter, No. 72 Broad-street, on the days and at
the hours named:
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EXCURSIONS AROUND TEE HAaBoR.-A fne
opportunity viii be afforded those desirous OF
ENJOYING the sea breeze this afternoon, as the
steamers Emile and st. Helena will make e1-
cursions around the harbor, returning at sun
set The Emile will also make moonlight
excursion. leaving at eight, and returning at
eleven o'clock.
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The Phoenix Fire Company.

THEIR NEW HALL N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ING cELE8RATIoS-THE BANQUET AND THE
sENTIMESrs-A REVIEW OF TIE CAREER oF
THE COMPANY IN The PAST.
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NEW YoaK FRuaHTs.-Th steamship None
ka left Yesterday afternoon for New York. She
had full assorted cargo, composed Of 1908
boxes peaches, 800 barrels potatoes, $40 crates
vegetables, 22s bales cotton, naval stores and
other articles. She is in the hands Of Messrs.
John & Theo. Getty, and the large cargo on
the steamer speaks well for the efforts of these
.rantlemen.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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You. CAN save from fifty cents to one dollar
per pound on teas by purchasing them from Will
sons grocery, northwest corner Society and Anson
streets
Goods delivered free. stuth
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ssTHE GLORIOUS FoURTH.'5The ninety-sec-
ond anniversary Of the Independence Of the
United States, instead Of being, like former
anniversaries, the occasion Of patriotic and
national rejoicing, will chiefly be marked in
Charleston by political demonstrations and
partisan harangues.
The programme according to which the Re-
publicars will celebrate the day is given in
another column. The Democrats and Conser-
vatiyes will content themselves with less
noisy observance Of the day. The steamers
st. Helena and Emile will each make e1cur-
sions around our beautiful harbor, and the
latter vessel will give to those who desire it the
opportunity for delightful moonlight trip.
The ice cream gardens will doubtless do
smashing bIaiuess, and it will be noticed that
the. uptown garden will add the charm OF
music to its other attracnioas.
Every arrangement has been made by the
civil authorities to preserve order, and the
police not on duty will be stationed OF the
guar dhouse in case their services should be-
needed. Full permission has been granted the
old maumas To erect their booths where the
heated crowd can obtain cakes, soda water,
ginger pop and other cooling beverages. Those
who desire something stronger, need not be
told where to find it. st. Michaei's bells will
ring the came joyous chimes as in times past,
and sYankee Doodle" "Tafff was Welsh
man." and other patriotic and soul-stirring
airs Dixie and the Bonnie Blue Flag excepted),
will float meodiously through the cir.
The harbor will claim large portion OF the
pleasure seeking community, and several
parties will leave on the different yachts bound
for the fishing grounds. A ball will be given at
Tiencken's Hall, Mount Pleasant; the Freund-
schaftbund will honor the day with splendid
lunch, and there will be hundreds OF ways and
means devised to make the day pass pleasant
ly away.
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TIE CoRoNEa's Iso9Esr in the case OF Mr..
Moses b. Hyams was resumed yesterday and
several additional witnesses examined. The
testimony is still unfinished, but the jury were
adjourned to Monday afternoon at o'clock,
when it is supposed the inquest will close and
: verdict be rendered. Upon the character OF
that verdict viii depend the issuing Of the or
darltn disintAr the body.
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AccnEsT on THE soUrH CAROLINA RAILROAD
GFoua CARS THROWN OFF TBE TRACK NEAR TIE
-FOUR MILE HousE.-At twenty minutes to four
O'Clock yesterday morning, while the down
-Augusta, freight train was approaching the
-Four Mile; House, some Of the middle cars it IS
supposed struck a bad joint, and four OF them
were thrownfrom the track and completely de-
-molished. The engine and several cars had
passed the spot when the accident occurred,
and neither the front or rear cars were in
-jured, the last being the passenger car ip
which we're some eight or ten passengers. The
wreck detained the up trains on both the South
Carolina and Northeastern Railroads, until
eleven o'clock, as two; Of the cars were thrown
completely across the latter track. No one on
board was injured, and the freight, which was
principally peaches, was not materially dam
aged.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-JULY 3-HoN. GEO.
g. BRYAN, PREsIDNa.-m re Alex. Suther-
J. land and w. D. johnson ads the United States.
On motion Of John Phillips, ESQ.,, for defend
ant, it ives ordered that the Judgment be
amended and that the Marshal pay the amounts
Ito the Upited States District Attorney and
John Philips.
Ex parte Esther s. Cogswel, in re Evans &
Cogswel. Petition to set up lien. G. R.
Miles, ESQ.,, pro pet. On his motion referred
TO r. B. Carpenter, Esq.
Elk parte Charles Smith & Co., in re Charles
4 L. Guileaume. Petition to set up a lien. Mac
beth & Buist pro pet. On their motion, re-
;ferred to R. B. Carpenter. Esq.
Elk parte Theo. D. Wagner, in rs F. G. De
Fontaine. On motion Of Whaley, Mitchell &
CLANCY, solicitors for plaintiff, it was ordered
that R. B. Carpenter be appointed special COM
missioner to sell property described in the Pc
tition. The same to be sold without prejudice
10 the claims ofany other parties to the SPECIFIC
articles to be sold.
In re Jacob Meetze, bankrupt, ex parte
Geo. W. Clark & Co. Petition to establish
lien. Julius G.. Carpenter, ESQ.,, pro pet. Re-
ferred to R. B. Carpenter, ESQ.,, Registrar.
! In Admualy. y.-The steam tug Christiana
vs.. the ship sedbergh. Libel for salvage. Por-
Ter Conner ibellant's proctors. On their mo
ton, warrant of arrest WAS ordered to be is-
sued, returnable on July 7th.
D. Schnen l. Co. vs. Thomas Young and
Moses Goldsmith & Son, owners Of the schoon-
ar Eliza. Libel for supplies. Simonton & Bar
ker ibeIlants' proctors. On their motion,
monition was ordered.to be issued, returnable
ON the 18th July.
John Ferguson, owner Of steamers Planter
and Marion, for self and others, vs. British
ship Sedbergh. Libal for salvage. On motion
of Brown Miken, ibellants' proctors, mo-
milton was ordered to be issued, returnable on
the 20th Of July.
Isaac Davis VS.. the ship Sedbergh. Libel TOR
salvage. On motion of simonton & Barker, it
wss ordered that warrant Of arrest be issued,
rssurnable July 7th, 1868.
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H. II.
Ifyou want cheap Blank Books;
you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac; u
Ifyou want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram Harris. Agent No. SO Broad
street
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-Ka.uabls Lot Of Lsad on East Bay, al Auc
ton.
BY HOLMES s. MACBETH,

Auct1oneef5.
BY virtue CT an order Of sale to mo directed by the
Hon George 8. Bryan, Judge Of the United States
Distrct Court for the District Of South Carolina
will sell at Public Auction, at the Old Postofnce,
foot of Broad-street on WEDNESDAY, July 9th.
1857,
Bay-street, near Market-street measuring so feet
inches 'front.' by 25 feet inches in depth, mare or
less. Bounded south by land formerly property Of
Sebastian Aimar. but more recently belonging to the
Late DR.. j. W. Schmidt, east by East Bay-street and
north and west by lands formerly belonging to Miss
q. Pinckney and Mrs. E. L. lizard.
Terms-One third cash; balance in two equal suc-
cessive annual instments with interest from day OF
sale, payable ualy secured by bond OF Dur
chaser and mortgage on the premises. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps
ALSO,
That LOT OF LAM situated on Rutedge avenue,
known as No. SO, In Ward No. 8, measuring on the
north and south lines each one hundred and twenty
feet and on the east and west lines forty.hve feet
eight inches.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. *,
LOUIS McLArN,
Assignee Of F.rnum & Dotterec.
June 25 ths4 vi
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"A VEGETABLE CURIosIrr. Thad. Street
has in his garden in sAtlantic-street, fine
specimen OF the Rhapis fabeli6ormis, or sago
-palm. which is now Towering. The tree in
Question is about FIVE feet high, and the flowers
s.sprirg ffomfshe GROWN or top of the plant. 1t
is the same as that grown in the East Indies,
though somewhat stunted from the change of
climate. Botanists and others interested in
the wonders OF the vegetable kingdom, will find
this exotic to be quite curiosity, as it is rare
.iy seen so far from its tropical home.
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A SHOOTING ScRAPE.-Ye Yesterday evening two
.countrymen who were in the store of MIR. E.
Brassen, No. "a Gadsden-street, commenced
quarrelling, and one:of them named ID. ia
oobs, from Goose Greek, drew a knife on his
opponent. Mr.. Brassen becoming alarmed,
went into a: back room and got his pistol. In
the melee this was fired of, and Jacobs was
shot ia the Heshy part Of the thigh. The par
ties Eafs al taken to the hessisssz,alouse, where
fhe bsll Was extracted by Dr.. Yates, and Jacs5s-
sent to the hospital. Brassen gave bonds for
his. appearance, and the casewill bs heard bs-
fore the Mayor this morning.
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a1 LARGEST c,RcULATIoN-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULAIloN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFFICE AT THE END or
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVls-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFIcE LAW
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PANxN1S's HEPAT1c B1TTERs.

Binousneas, Indigestion, General Debility, and all
the complaints which proceed from want Of proper
action in the liver the stomach and the bowels, are
eradicated by course Of this great
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Goods delivered free.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

College of Charleston, July 8, 1868.
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And it is FIR him to say whether he will c:ntnue to
endure living death, OF put himself in position to
render life enjoyable.
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CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,
WASTING AWAY,

Without any special complaint, except gradual
declinaton of bodily strength and nervous energy,
win find in the BrTTERS FOUNTAIN OF VITAL
ITY AND vIGOR, as Refreshing AND EXHMI.
RATING as POOL IN THE DESERT TO THE
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Are made strong b. tie Us, o: thee D!s'e:s.