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RoaaEaY.-on last Tuesday the bedroom Of
Mr.. Chsmplain was entered and shaving
box containing eighty 1--WE dollars in currency
and two hundred and fifty dollars in specie
taken from his bureau. The box was broken
open and thrown down the sink, and the
money aud other valuables secured. Infor-
NATION Of the robbery was lodged at the de-
.tectiye Office and the thief captured. A por-
-tion Of the stolen property has been
recovered. - - :.,.;,., -.
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<of Sunday

REpunr1cAs, coNyrxr1oN.-At the Repubi-
can State Convention which assemblies IN Co
aumbia on September 9th, Presidential electors
are to be nominated; and the Radicals, at their
District meetings, are expected to nominate
candidates for Congress-.
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TEE GREAT ECLIPSE To-DAY.-The celestial
tphenomenon Of total eclipse OF the sun,
which will be visible longer than any other
eclipse observed in historical times, will take
place to-day. The English and French astro-
-nomical societies have, months since, sent ex-
peditions to those partsof the world where the
eclipse viii be visible and The duration longest.
This eclipse as all others Of the pre- sent year
will be invisible in the United States. = Z
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TIE PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIVE Asso-
ec1Ar1oN holds its annual meeting at eight
O'Clock this evening, at Masonic Hall. full
attendance Of shareholders is requested, as the
official reports will be presented.
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;. BASE BA11.-A match game Of base ball was
played ON Friday evening, between the second
nine Of the Chicora and second nine OF the Po-
tomac Base Ball Clubs, which resulted in favor
-ofthe Ohicoras. Score standing, Is to 1S.
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Lyon want printinp executed neatly

REmovAL.-Messrs. Forsythe, McComb d
Co., who have been doing business since the war
at No. 2s7 King street. have removed TO NOS 4oo and
4O8 King street, corner Of Burns Lane. one OF
these stores &ll be used for the wholesale depart
ment exclusively. Their card appears 'in anotner
column.
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CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

Which not only combats and conquers diseases
that have entrenched emselvea1n the system, but
is the best known safeguard against all unhealthy in
u subject sis s Sn the ae
Ects Of close, unwh " olesome atmosphere,
should take II regularly as protection against the
low fevers and other disorders which malaria ergen-
ders. Individuals who are
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,THE DAILY NEWS.

r LARGEST cmoULATIoN.-THE D oA1LY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
,CuLArIoN m THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
.eUB1IsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
,ase m THE posToFFIeE AT THE END OF
ZACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoNs-
6oss OF THE NEW PosTOFFIcE LAW.
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The FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION occurred on
Saturday last, and was celebrated in all the
Catholic Churches by services similar to those
<of Sunday.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Stern Us. Epsrin.

Stern Us. EpsIin.
On TUESDAY, the 25th Inst, ct II o'dock, VIII oe
sold at the Old customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings there.
! ON. situate at the northeast corner or King md
Georse streets in this city, m Assuring in front on
Kiue.street 4, :-at inohe the same on the east
line and in depth on ae7rse-sTeet 12Q feet the
same on the north line. be the same mora OF iess
founding north on land formerly OF theestite Of
Toohey. nth on Georpe-sreet east on land now or
formerly Of The estate Of Sarah Dorre, and west ON
King-street.
Terms-One- third cash; balance In three equal
successive annu in ,talments with interest at per
cent per aanum payable annually secured by
bonds of the purchaser and m rtgase OF the prem
iaes; the buildings to be insure nI policy assIgn-
ed. Purchaser to pay for papers aud stamps.
J. W. GRAY,
August 8 m3tu1 Mastsr In Equity.
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HABEAs CORPUS. so-called Judge Willard
gave his opinion, Saturday morning, in the
case of the State vs. John Perry. The defend
ant is to give bond in the sum of $4,000, with
sufficient surety, for his appearance at the next
Court Of General Sessions for Rdgefeld Dis
trict
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MoREHEAD BrrTERs. These bitters can be
had at James Mexican, No. SO Anson-street who Is
prepared to fill oil orders with dispatch.
August 10 9mos mWf
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August 8
RooK AND JOB
p r 1 " T I N G..

THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS BIS FRIENDS
and the Public that he has a large assortment Of
NEW TYPE, MACHINERY. and fine stock OF
CARDS, PAPER, &C., direct from manufacturers,
and will execute all orders for
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
in neat manner, and at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES
Having large fonts OF type will contract for the
publication of Weekly or Monthly on liberal terms.
Orders for BooKBrNDING promptly attended to
at low rates. If left nt No. 80 HAYNE-STREET.
NAV 10 JAS " MCMILLAN.
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LATEST NEWS ABOUT THE CATERprLIAR.
By the steamer Rockland, which arrived from
-Edisto on Saturday, We have further news
from the plantations Of Edisto. Wadmalsw and
the adjoining sea islands. The cotton, gene
rally, outstanding the rains, is in excellent
condition and much further advanced towards
maturity than at this time last year. The only
apprehension now entertained by the planters
is with regard to The rayages Of the caterpil-
lar. This voracious worm had made his ap-
-pearance, in greater or less numbers, in
almost every portion Of the islands, and had
badly eaten out one tract on Edisto- OF about
forty acres. With this exception the actus
injury inflicted by the caterpillar thus far hai
7been slight.
In Florida the operations OF the worm have
begun early, and been much more serious. a
correspondent writing on the 9th instant, from
the fertile county Of Jackson, in West Florida,
sssys: s'The cotton crop Of this county will be
entirely eat up by the caterpillar, by the last
.of this month. Many fields are already eaten
ito honey comb, and the older worms begar
to web "a week since"
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE STEAMER MoYTEEEY.-A telegram an
.nounces the arrival Of this steamship yester-
day in New York.
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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 tree.
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TIE GUILD OF BARRIERS presented petltlon
to Council ut q recent meeting, praying that
they be allowed to close their places OF busi-
ness and shave no more on Sunday. AS the
BARRIERS were free agents no action was taken
by Council, but an old city ordinance was re.
published in The NEWS, which stated that al
places Of business must he closed on the
Lords Day. or the transgressors be subject to
q heavy fine. This settled the matter, as far
..as the knights of the striped pole were con-
.cerned, and, with few exceptions, they closed
their shops yesterday, ignoring all of the un-
godly who had relied upon obtaining their
usual Sunday shave. Those whose boards had
grown to an unclvilized length, or whose chins
were hirsute, were compelled by their vanity
TO absent themselves from church, and re-
manned at home anathematizing all BARRIERS
and blue laws. Two Of the fraternity who do
business in Church-street, moved with COM
passion toward their fellow men, kept their ra-
-zors plying until church time, in defiance ofthe
published ordinance.
Some years since the BARRIERS Of this city
petitioned Counsel to be allowed to keep open
on Sunday morning until nine O'Clock, setting
forth the necessity hat most men labored un-
der of being shaved before they went to their
.devo,ions. This was granted; but niue o'clock
was gradually extended to ten, and finally
many Of the shops remained open during the
entire morning. This was borne for some
time; but the more pious among the BARRIERS
at length united in the recent appeal to Coun-
Gil to have their places OF business closed by
Jaw. The city ordinance referred to definitely
settles this matter, and the only question now
ia whether the shops viii not be compelled to
Keep open after twelve O'Clock on Saturday
night, in order to accommodate the rush Of
custom.
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pAsKH1n,s HEPATIC B1TTERs.

Biliousness, Indigestion, General Debility. and al
the complaints which proceed from want Of proper
action in the liver he stomach and the bowels, are
eradicated by course Of this great
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INuENDIAR RBM IN Oh RkNaEBURa.-Our atten-
tive special correspondent writes US from
Orangeburg O. e., under date OF August IA:
"Our usually quiet town has this week been
disturbed by events which causes feeling OF
unessiness. On Wednesday morning, soon
after midnight, the store OF Mr.. ]. D. Stocker
was discovered to be in flames. MIR. j. Cum
mings, who slept on the premises, was awak-
ened by the fire and the bark Of the dog, which
was usually kept in the store, and gave the
alarm; but the ferceness Of the flames defied all
efforts to subdue them, and the goods, except
ing small portion, with the building, were de-
stroyed. The stock was partly covered by insur-
ance. This fire was doubtless the work OF an
incendiary for the purpose of pluuder, az an at
tempt made the day before to di iGGpader the
ssorsroom had been discovered q q guarded
against.
"Last night, about ten O'Clock, q colored man
living near the Methodist Church, discovered
light within the church. With comfnendable
zeal he started to learn the cause Of so unusu il
q proceeding. He entered the church by the
basement and assembled to the gallery, where
he fonpd one or more persons had been, who,
upon his approach, e1tlnguished the light and
leaped from the window behind the pulpit.
He pursued the fleeing party, and fred OF him
or them, but could not obtain any further clue.
It is evident, from the action Of the party en-
tering the church by the basement, which only
communicated with the gallery, and then slid
ing down one Of the columns to the body of the
church, and there producing light, and fee
ing when discovered, that the intent was to
fire the building. The fire scourge extends be-
yond our town. It is only few nights SINCE
the mill and throshing house Of Mr.. Fogle, in
the Fork, we're fred and destroyed. The mer-
chants Of the town have arranged for night
watch, and we hope for more security"
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NE W M A N,

Through the instrumenaIty of the most powerful
and popular OF all vegetable tnvisorants and cor
receives, -.
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The Riotous Proceedings Of Saturday
Night.
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CAUTION !

CAUTIONi
See that tho signature G. F. PANKN1N is on the
label Of each o1s a. o5S osseTS aGe
OF the German Mefli ! q cine store, No. 1913
MEEIING-SfhLET CD >aLESTON. \. @.
c. e. PANKNIN. Proprietor.
HEGEMAN l. CO., No. 203 Broadway, n Y,
General Agents
PRICES:
Panknns Bepatic Bitters. per bottle. 90
Panknn's Hepatic Bitters. half dozen..... 8 70
HS-Do not forget to examine wen the article you
buy in order to get the genuine.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUS9ISTS AND DBALERS S
IN MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.4
Julya
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LIVING ADVERTISEMENTS
EXCHANGE PAIN FOB EASE,

And Weakness for Strength. Get rid Of the ailments
which intel fere with enjoyment; cast gloom and des-
pondency to the winds; take stronger hold Of life
and, In short, becomea
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afpatie pitters.

=
w n Ha 3 . az
4 LIVING DEATH.
- -1
scn. 1857 as..-t
.D
- =
The confirmed dyspepHc may almost say with St.
Peter. 81 die daily. The object ot THIS asa. st,.
Gle is not to remind him ,SaIa Of ms pSnes T1s
IL cans Of immediate and permanent relief are prof.
fered him In
PANKNIN's
HEPAT TIC BITTER
And it s for him to say whether he will continue to
endure living death, or put himself in position to
render life enjoyable.
LIVING ADVERTISEMENTS
OF the efficacy of this matchess vegetable stomachic
are to be found in every city and town In the SOUTH
asa Snans BY s ass snS to Seas @o
ny to it's virtues. It ~ differs from any other
Bitters n existence in this especial partlcular-t is
not alcoholic.
EXCHANGE PAIN FOB EASE,
And Weakness for Strength. Get rid Of the ailments
which interfere with enjoyment; cast gloom and des-
pondency to the winds; take stronger hold OF life
and, In abort, becomea
NEW MAN,
Through the fundamentally Of the most powerful
and popular of all vegetable invisorants and cor
receives, -.
PAsKH1a,s HEPATIC BITTERs.
Biousness, Indigestion, General Debility, and al
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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FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
July 90 6mos
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WASTING AWAY,

without any special complaint, except gradual
decIinaton of bodily strength and nervous energy,
win find in the BTTTERs FOUNTAIN OF WEAlr
ITY AND vIGOR, as REFREs HING AND ExHLLi, ExHi
RATING AS a POOL IN THE DESERT no THE
SAND-SCORCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLEhS.
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oraer-keep your d.
und, healthy condition
NEEDLES, and no disease
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Keep your Liver in a
geshve organs in o so
by the use of these re j
will ever assall you.
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been proud of the act, or their fellow sol
diers or children have counted 1t among
their Iaurels. Gen. GRANT may be as
great General as SUwARRow, but he
has forever forfeited all claim to stand by
the side Of BAyARD, DUoUEdLIN or Sir
PHILIP SIDNEY, or of the Great soldiers
of England or Of the French Empire,
One thing, however, is settled He
has been as mysterious and reticent as
MONK was, while perhaps he was unds-
cided what course to follow, and even
when he had determined to restore mon
archy in England. But he is at last the
avowed instrument Of Congress, to be
used by it. il need be, in removing the
President from Office He has placed
Mr.. STANTON in power again, as Sscre-
tary Of War, treats the President as that
PERSONS inferior, and announces bis de-
termination to obey orders received from
him, and no. directly sanctioned by the
President, in the teeth of the Presidents
instructions, communicated to him on
bis demand, directing him to obey no
such orders. He requires the President
to send his disavowaI OF STANTON, aud
his refusal to recognize him as Secretary,
through him as Secretary. The Pcaylme
aptly cbaracterizes this as sharp prac-
tice, altogether too sharp, indeed, to have
entered Gen. GRANTS head without out
side prompting"
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Attachalaea,t Noffce

Before P. Il. Heinrich, a Justice Of the Peaca
of Shelby county, Tennessee.
A. ]. White 4 Co. VS.. D. Block.
1T apr ears from an atidavit flIed IN tbts case
Il that the said u Block Is a nonresident OF
The the state OF Tennessee; y
IL IS Ortered. That publication be made in
the Men Phis Daily Appeal for four weeks
from GATE OF The pendance OF said suit. ard
that he be requiref TO ansHer the Sa,,, IL, ~,
time prescribed by law, or fudgment viii hs
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=. II. HEN RICH. j. P.
h. III ~. faft- a.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
Observation-Disclosures


JeDoEs.
AN3ERoEA. 10. I5s. Meets Let Monday IN
every uoEtD at odd el}9ws' zaii, cor. Court
Hud Main. d. B. Forster. "a Front street,
~. NJ; John BaaEnisn, Ssc'y.
S0UrBI MENPIEIs. No. us. Meets % Friday Of
each rHuaJh-Eall, Coz. Madison and Second.
a. j. Wheaier- " Mi Beuj L. Palien, sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. go. Meets isj Friday OF each
month Kali. cor. Madison aud Second. John
Ailsiie, ". "; II. +, woodward, Sec
HAMILTON, 30. ~ Meets 81 Friday OF each
-0dd-Feiiows' hsIl. i. Il. Stanley,
IZrIvTNsyrSs, Nc. 8sI 10. d. Meets 9Th Friday
NJ psch mCutL-2J4 Front street. George
Neiiersh, 32d, ". N; B. K. tuhen1 I'd, Sec.
ROYAL AEgH.
Pass Chapter, 10 4. Meets . Monday Of each
nionth-Odd-feuOws' Han. Johu 2eRt, IA. L.
II. T.; B. n. Levy, Sec'y.
p. AND S. X.
1TEEEk Council. No. 6. Meets ID Monday Of
each H1Snth-Odd- Fellows Hall, John Zent,
IN. Iii.; 4. J. Wiggin, Rac.
TEEPLARs.
CYEgzE CcEan1andery, No. 4. Msats sth Non
day OF esoi- uaorth. John zent, Com; n. J.
WiEgin, Rec,
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
~ Front Etsert
HgKaEs Lodge u Perfection, 18th No. I.
Stated Conn nunications q Wed dnsslay night
Of each month. Henry ?. Woodafd, sd, g..
NJ; Charles v. Carroll, 18Th. See.
EITHRAs Lodge OF Perfe.tion, 18th; NO. 2
Meets sth Wednesday OF each month. George
Meliersh, I'd, g.. NJ. 4. y. Erankland, sd,
CKsIPHrA Council ofPrinces Of Jerusalem, 18th. :;
No. ]. Benz. h. Puiien, ed, Talsh.'.; -
CALvAEY CI1APrER Of Rose Croir, 18th, No. 1.
C.lzrsos ". Adams, Szd, N. W.; II. 7. Tom
PHTIIFFE DUPI.EssETs Council OF K-h, s0th.,
No. l. Henry =. Woodard, ed, Comm;
William y Cirode. S2l, Rec
Ainslie. sd, COnm.'. in Chief; Dodge q.
Trailer. S2d, Reg.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
UoAPrRoLhER's OFF.CE.

HAsltf AlllE. January 2 1858
j, q. ". blackburn, ComptloIie of the
treasury. 40 hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company located al Hartford
ia { state OF Com ecticut. has produced 10
me sttisfactory evidence that said oOIn pEnv
has compiled with "A the Requirement. OF he
laws or the State OF TeDns see iplooeed or
Insurance com panies and further certify that
Henry Lit;letOn, agent of said COMPANY
laws OF the state, made aud provided in such
cases; - e~+-
Wherefore, said Bertf rd Fire InSurance
Company has authority TO take rises and
transact the businsSs OF insurance in This Stafe
AZ Memphis, Tenn. q W. BLAtKBORN.
JAZZ Comptroller Of TennesSea
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20. are hereby noiils. sIlt OF they viii b
1ned,sss ,s,s SENDS Of proper osto,I osts,,y not,ned <
P.u. Pss. Al creditors are saeS sssf neal.
$50. y. ~. A'a "a s. K. Allen. Il. il
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s2,O8,Z2O 70
LIABILITIES.
sl67,AO
MIsCELLAEE0US.

II. The greatest amount in u-ed in any one risk
is S10O0O, except il special cases.
II. The aneunt Insured in any one city, town
or village, depends upsn It's size and how
built.
l3' The amount insured in any ene block de-
penis above.
IA. Certified copy OF the Charter of the Com
pany, as ii ed he3 etOfore.
Is. General power Of attorney for Agents 10 ae-
cept seIv1c+ Of process pre~fOusly hled.
GEORGE l. CHASE President
GEORGE NJ. COIT Secretary.
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srArE OE CoNNEcrIcUr. /.

bIAIE OF NuNkEOItGDlt -
Hartford county. -
January $, lSb4, personally appeared George
l.. chase, Pre-. id=nt, and George "a. cot
Secretary of The Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath tnat the foregoing state-
ment by them subscribed is true. full and
correct statement of the affairs OF 5 i'd Conf
pany, and exhlDifs, 50 far as can be sS.srlailis5
r. TINS datg, lts actual condition on the Thirty
hast day OF December, 1857.
Before me, GEO. SUMNER
Notary Public
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wiNCmEsTER Z HhTnHER.

4 gTORSEYs AT Law sad General Col
A iegtng Agents, 2z7 Second Street, Men,
nhIs. Tie n -a.saa.
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L0 . IT.

TJ1HE following COUPONS or the Mississippi
L and Tenuessee z K, We're lost Ia tnis city in
October last Payment has been stopped. Any
information concerning them will be received
by ?. :. Davis, President First National Bank
nj Man1pl1ia
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nav address IA IN fun confidence,
-, ~ rrcat street, j
@s.ass Assaa 1ity Salt q. Fl