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|, The RECORD ,os TIE. NEW RADICAL ooa9Ee-
frRo1LrRs RsGEsERA1s.-A The Columbia Phoenix
publishes the following private letter. which
throws some additional light upon the antece-
dents Of Mr.. CompToner-G General Neagle. w.
.'i-fi L CHARLOTTE NJ o., August 10, 1858.
Dear. SIR: Inreplyidg to your favor OF tne
6th instant making inquiries in reverence GO 70
the character of Dr.. J. l.. Neagle, Will state
such facts as I know OF my own personal
knowledge, in as brief and concise manner as
possible. -, y 80. ~, ~.
young men, (Inoluding myself) boarded with
81. s. Pharr, Esq, near Harrisburg DePot,
Oabarrss County, North Carolina, and went to
school TO Mr.. 8. Lindsey. .Neagle was BEN
eficiary of Concord Presbytery, and was being
educated for q minister. The frat three or
iour months his depor rtment was excellent. ne
prayed regularly every morning and evening,
and observed strictly every Sabbath. In fact,
his great object seemed to be to 90 the WILL Oh
Him, who said, ssThou shalt not STEAL
After the time referred to, pocket BOOKS,
money, &C., began to disappear. Neagle pro,
fessed to lose money. Our landlord suspected
Nelgle, but no one Of the boarders did. One
morning after this, Mr.. II, 8. Pharr and wife
started for Concord, about the same time we
started for school. Neagle said that ne was s
sick and remained at home. When we returned
from school we found that Neagle had robbed
several Of the boarder's trunks and leit 1or
parts unknown. He did not take his trSnk
with him, but left nothing Of value in It. Some
time after this, on returning from school, ne
we're surprised to find that onr landlord had
Neagle in duress. Neagle had returned to get
his trunk, and our landlord fortunately being
at home, persuaded him to remain until We re-
turned from school. During the evening, q. Z.
Neagle confessed, voluntarily, in the presence
of Messrs. b. 8. Pharr, W. W.AIexander, y; .:
Davidson, William Davidson and myself, that
he. committed all the thefts charged AGAINST
him, demurring only to the charge OF william
Dayidson-stating that it was not five dollars
and eighty cents that he took from HIM, put
fue dollars and seuenty.tioe cents. -. =. !
Neegle begged us not to expose MIN, pro,
missing that he would replace the clothing ana
ref1nd the money as soon as he arrived IN
charlotte. He said that he had credit at Full
ling & TownIy's clothing store, and had reia-
tive in Charlotte from. whom he conld get the
money. After consultation, We decided TO ae-
cept Neagle's proposition, and ]. 8. Davidson
and myself were selected to- escot him TO
Charlotte. g On the next day we took the train
for Charlotte. Neagle appeared to be 30 m r.
titled that We did not guard him closely. He
succeeded in making his escape from US, and nd
never heard Of him again until the fall OF 1860.
HIS history, since that time, suppose you are
familiar with.
- Very respectfully, -.
b, b. ALEAaNDEh' &
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
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You will know what your prize is before you pay
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~ BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hatr Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
snts; remedies the III effects OF bad dyes; inVigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by ell Druggists and Perfamers; an
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bond-street, New York. Tyr January 81
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@ NOW Is YOUR TINE TO SECURE A
bottle, dozen or gross of the celebrated PALMETTO
HAIR REVIEWER. This preparat on will In ALL
CASES restore gray faded hair to the color fyouth
and in most cases make hair grow on bald heads.
Try bottle. DoWlE MolsE'
Wholesale Agents for Charleston
lronstA tuths6
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"BscoxrNa" CONTRASTS IN CoroRs.-The FOL
flowing lisa good rule for fndingthe contaast
.of any color: "Cut out circular piece OF the
petal of aoy flower and put it on white paper,
look at itfixedly for a afewseconds with one eye;
then look off the color on to apiece OF wi,lte M
.paper and you will see bright ring of anoth-
color: that ring or circle is the right compile
lmentary color or contrast to the color in the
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srNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases: incident to Youth. and Estly Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means Of relief Sent In sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address Or. J. sKnLN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
Januarv Al
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Valuable 1aypentine Stiltat Aaetiom.
" BY HUTSON LEE, s.n.:5 I. g. J,
Auctfoneer.

AuCt1Oucersr ~ ~ =. ~
By Vi tue Of an order OF SALE to me directed BY the
Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan, Judge OF the United States
District Court for the District Of South Caroltn2.
Twill offer for sale at public cuctions ON the pren-
ises near Monks Corner, on the Nortkeaste-n
Railroad, on TUESDAY, August 18th, 16S7r;sf4
P. n, loo ~ ~ :. 80. -. -, :. - -,
contained In Iurpentihei Stll located Ut Honck's
Corner, oncthe Northeastern Railroad as fol6ys:L.
One twenty-five horse power STEAM. ENGINE, tn
good order, Boiler Heater, Piping, &c, comPletes
twelve Iron Baskets, twstye Iron Crates, TWO FORCE
pumps, ONE Boring Machne; sledse Hammers:
Montey Wrenuhes,, Carpenters and Blacksmtsths,
Teolo, WheelbarroWs, Axes &C.; Together with othes
articles loo numerous to mention. 5fY
The right to-work 'hdatsocs.s Improved Patent
for Dstliug Wood. which patent has been used
with great success In this state.
Convcyances WIN be at the depot TO enable parties
to reach the pIsce of saIe IL ::tl T. '-3-.e
Terms cash. Any information IN zxegsrd to. the
the sane' can be obtsned on application to the I'M
dersigned. LOUIS MoLaLS
August II, ..,..s,,+ ,..7i,,i;. :. ei,.:sii5A 10
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LAReesF FuRgyLAT!okT7FHED D Ally
rrws pF1Na THE REwspGpER OFFICIALLY
RsnoeN1zED as HAVING THE LARGEST clR-
nnI,aTIoN IN THE orTY OF CHARLESTON,
prRIIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
me- m THE PoSToFFICE AT TIE END OF
.KAcH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRov1s-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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s~CoNJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRUE MARR1aGE--Essays for Young
Men on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the Manly Powers and create impedments to
Marriage with sure means of relief. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Boz P, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nav 90 OHIO
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xsCONsIGNEEs' NOTICE CONsIGNEEs
DER Steamship PRoMErHEUs, from Philadelphia,
are notified that she is dischsrging cargo at North
Atlantic Wharf, Goods remaining on the wharf at
sunset will be stored at the risk and expense OF
owner. =, r. -.s.- T.. JoHN, &THEo. GETTY
August Is ~ 5o.e..z -31.s.91J
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ETA FACT WORTH KNoWMG.-THE
best investment for an invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss Of appetite. Is o bottle OF PAsK-
srs HspaHc Bitsss, ss It Will be sure TO give rebel
For sale BY all Druggists.
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~RELIGIoUs NoTIoE.-sERvICE AT
Trinity Church Haselsreet, 70-Aorrow Morning,
and ct Night by the Pastor. Rev. T. A. MOOD,
Service at Five P. n, in the Lecture Room, entrance
on Maiden Lane, alt ~. August
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A Coon CHANaH-The cool weather Of the
:,past few days has been pleasant change hom
athe iongshsatsd spell; There is generally q
.cool week about the middleof August, and the
-ss.oldeat inhabitants" affirm that it has been,
Known TO be so chilly during that exceptional
week that overcoats were comfortable. The
present change is accompanied by an easteriy
wind, which to the careless means pneumonia
land other similar complaints.
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You; GAN save from fifty cents to one dollar
per pound on teas, by purchasing them from VIII
sons grocery, southeast corner Society and Anson
streets - =:a '-
Goods delivered free. stuth
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

-. III. II. .fti :.
zNyou want cheap Blank Books; ~
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or MiIlers Almanac; - 80
Hyou 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, Agen. No. 50 Broad
street o., -,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TEE COLLEGE E1NtNAT1oN.-Thee e1amina-
stioa OF the students Of Charleston College was
concluded yesterday, and. the exercises OF 'ne
institution win be suspended for the summer
vacation The studenss passed both tn an osal
land written examination with 80 mucn cfeol'
ito themselves and their preceptors, that 'ne
Faculty may well feel proud Of the present con-
.dition of the college.
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PAR NOZZLE FnArRum.-The Columbia Pho-
mir says: "a colofed fair bas been going on for
several nights IN . building On Washington
street. 4 night or two SINCE Mr. Speaker Mo-
ses, Of the ESQ called) Legislature OF South oar-
:. olina, and young Mackey. the would-be Sheriff
-.of Charleston, were present-the one tanning
.and aeaf,y chateing with the ,dusky dsmsels;
while the other spremenadsd the room with o
young lady Of mixed breed. This is the state
raent or an witness Y - sss .-..s
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sCHo1cE 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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~TRY THEM.-M MANY PERSONS
have within this summer experienced the benefits to
be derived from the use Of PANKsN's HEPATIc BIT
TIERS. We would recommend them to all who stand
in need Of tonic. - - ...s5
For sale by all Druggists October
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.oUs Housr.-Green turtle soup and roast
pig will be served up toiay, during lunch hours, by
Torck. 49, a-aAis
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spifiaI Mptititl!s!j..

=. sS ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.--THE
Rev. JOHN FORREST. D. D., Of the First Presbyte-
rian Church, viii perform Divine Service in this
Chapel To-Morrow afternoon, 18th instant, at Five
O'Clock. August is
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Tgv 1,,,, NvW FIRE BHA.--At the last meeting OF
- sf,onnnoi3e the nsw Fire bill asPassed, chang
Ing de ssissem q paying The companies, and ..i
giving eaoh3of them an animal sum. The 'nal
had BEEN carefully PREPARED spd the amounts 'l1l
10 osbepsid the saYerai iDompa agreed upon,
In ioine conferences between the Special Com O
ynitteez Of Council oni. the. Fire Department
and the Board Of Fir masters. e Notwith-
:. st.nilinc this. fact. whenii the bill came
M m. there was considerable fibustering,
and several Aldermen syoted: inconsistently
With their y action sin e1.the' committee
r,eetng. o. There e. vas an evident desire On the
,,art Of some nesnbersao to reduce the amounts
To the lowest Agures and Chief Nathans was
-called uponto express his views. he gave
!. comparative statement OF the annual expense
!. of the fire departments Of different claes' ana
showed that though Charleston had more en-
pipes, the expense was lighter, and the new
-bil, vould reduce this still lower. Three thous-
and dollars was agreed upon as the pay OF tne
ateamers. and $500 for the hand engines,
though not without determined attempt 10
reduce both amounts. Fifteen hundred dollars
was the sum assigned for hook and lnooer
companies, but the economist mustered votes
enough to reduce this to $1,000. Though it
would appear at first sight that the hook and
ladder companies have no expense, yet they
ara subjected TO the same wear and tear r-and
casualties as the other companies. Their lad
.5ers and hooks are frequently burnt and
broken. and require to be replaced. This oc-
,curred at recent FIRE on East Bay, when the
1onoest' ladder was destroyed. The money
Granted by Council is used strictly tor the pur.
noses intended, all outside expenses being met
by the members Of the company.
mhe total expense Of the Department for ft the
,,at rear ending bkay 1st, Rasd. .sSss6 s67a 81. II
this biIl-had been then saoptsd the expense
: would have BEEN $a14eo. asaSmg Of oFerS$se
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TIE eArERpuLAR IN HoRDA.-The Taila'
nh.ssee Flofidiaa says. Cotton has been dam
-aged very considerably by the heavy rains ll
(which have fallen in this vicinity for the past
: two weeks The caterpillar has made dreadful
]: havoc Ill cotton this tr6a 6n sassrat tarms-so
much 40 thatons. farm1e lintorms nssthat, out
cot five hundred acres planted, which was very
7promising month ago, he will>not make htty
!. bales. On many farms, however, especially on
ssandy soil. the sorm. has: :aa yet done little
:. damage, and il va could have some FIVE or six
weeks Of dry, not II iis thought the in,
..sect would be killed caout and o toierably falr
crop realized. but L the rains continue the
: crop will be short, money scarce and ms'ness
dull ne4h winter .s 81 s., 1isiig5s
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M7ILBUR & SON,

WILBUR & SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AUCTIONEERs,
Nc. 50 Broad street, Charleston, s. C.
Borrow and loan money. attend to collection Of
rents and all manner Of claims
July 1S nHt6mo
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held yesterday afternoon, the following resolu-
tioniwas adopted in reference to the silly re-
port set afoat by United States Marshal Ep-
ping: - -, :. pr,,,,,orrns =
.,7a,a'3 .s:r 'ieEl August H. 1868. -
Whereas, It appears from the reports in the
daily papers that the United States Marshal
in a speech before the Republican party, has
made charge against the Fire Department OF
Charleston, that they "are armed" clearly IN
tending to create the impression that the
members thereof are armed with the view
and for the purpose Of disturbing the public
teace.fy ,r,: d..
WHICH is composed Of the Chief and Assist
ants and all the Presidents Of the Volunteer
Departnlen do hereby deny the charge, IN
whole and In part, and pronounce the same
to be utterly without foundation and q base
Resoired, That the Clerk be directed to have
thsaec5son ssaea y the asV nane1s Oh 'nS
NJ. H3:NAfHAN. Chief Fire Department, !,
R. NJ. ALEXANDER, First Assistant Chief
Fire Department. r:-o
J. G. E. RICHARDSON, Third Assistant Chief
as Fire Department.
| E. d. ENSTON, Pioneer.
J. @. LACoSTE, Foreman Hook and Ladder
JOSEPH HILTON, Foreman Hook and Lad
- der No. l.
JAMES W. GUY, President Young America
y.g Steam Fire Engine Company.
| TIA. OUACKENBUSH, President Etna.
HUGH FERGUSON. President Palmetto.
| ". R. MCINTOSH, President Eagle Fire En-
g. L. BUST, President Stonewall Fire En-
CINE Company, per Jso. E. BonEsT' Vice
hDiN n 81. .ALBEKs, President German Fire
Engine Company.
GEO. TUPPER, President Phoenix Fire En-
JNoes eins B. ooMAsffiiN MAsfiN, President Washington
Steam Fire Company. H..
T. 8. SIGWAlD, Vice-Presldent msrlon flre
W. 4. ao4paFfi sMHTH, President Hope Fire Com,
pany. -. .-...-.-- s:
HOTEL ARR1YA1s.-C Charleston Hote1Augnst
H.-Thomas Wheleim U: s. A.; q. He1eken,
New York; Edward Ivers, Savannah; Y. a.
Baily, u. &. A.; J. NJ. Womack, City; y: !.
| Ward, r. & g. R. R.; @. a. Lathrop, Aug1sta;
F. q. Eaton and lady, Bennettsvilte. .. Y; ..
| II. Seixas, New Orleans.
| Paupton Hotel.-Chas. L. Wachter, Rhode
4 IsIsud: 8. g.. Jones' Columbis; ]. III. Staggers,
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-rpassxsrAr1css on :PaIzeae-0n2 Thursday
night thes. prizes won IS fhe yacht race on Sat
surd.y last were. presented; 90 the winners BY
Captain Dawson. Dsa 81 The pAIgs News, in the
.nresence Of aanumbef of gentlemen interested
! Is, yschting. The meeting took place at the
/. Charleston. Hotel, aud when the presentation
: had BEEN made, Mr.. March. of the Els Anna.
and Captain Black. Of the Maggie Mitchell, re-
{ turnsd their thanks. Mr.. Marsh said that his
ssauIccess would only stimulate him to renewed
!. efforts and when fhs Ella Anna was Of his
/, hands, be hoped tos bnih . ysoht 10 beat her.
Resolutions Of thanks TO the COMMITTEES OF
Arrangements, to the sailing masters and
: crewso Of the yachts, and to Major Horbach, OF
the Charleston Hotel, were adopted, and the
gentlemen present then drank the healths OF
:. the winners, the losers sna TIE DAILY NEWS,
=and adjourned. .-s
The meeting. was characterised BY great
good feeling, and high: oompliments we're paid
to the skiH and seamanahip with which the
losing yachts were sailed 80 "a
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ACTION OF THE BOARD OF F1REMAsTERs.-At
an extra meeting Of the Board Of Firemasters,
held yesterday afternoon, the following resolu-
tioniwas adopted in reference to the silly re-
port set afoat by United States Marshal Ep-
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Aueti0uitrs, llriBate Salss.

BY r., N. MARSHALL &RRD.
Aane BLooDED COW, of English stock. ~ ;at:lL
August IA A:siL1 i.-,s: u; ie-tns1-l
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Desperate Fight with the Indians.

Fort Wallace, Kansas, Sept. 81.
Chief Scout III. j. Horn, just from Col.
Forsyth camp. on the Delaware fork of
the North Fork of Republican river, re-
ports that Col. Carpenter, who started
from near Cheyenne W ellis on the morning
of the oath, reached Colorado Territory on
the 18th. He saw no Indians on The way
going, other than the bodies of eight or
more warriors, evidently killed in fight.
Nearly twenty miles away they saw six or
eight scaffolds, aud On each were one or
more bodies
The command which left here on the
9th, under Col. Bahkh head with provisions
supplies, &c, arrived soon after Col. Car
penter, They were attacked on the way
by party Of Indians, who wanted their
stock, but did not get any of it.
Col. Il. lost five killed and twelve woun-
ded, and all his horses The Indians loss
WIS not far from eighty killed, and wounds
ed besides large quantity of stock.
The fight the first day is described as
being the most desperate that has ever
taken place on the Plains, the Indians
making charge after charge, sometimes
coming within fifty feet of the men The
island on which they were having only a
few bushes, and thoIe being but small
amount OF grass, the men lay almost entire
ly exposed. Their only defcnceS are the
little sand brcastworks which were thrown
up with NJ tools hut their hands, working
between the attacks of the Indians, who
rode round and round, charging down upon
them at the same point, one party of the
men digging while the rest fought. The
Indians who were Sioux, Cheyennes, an
Arapahoet, numbered from coo TOGO, and
were well armed with Spencer carbines and
Henry rifles. 1t was estimated they fired
not less than 10000 rounds, besides guam
tlty Of arrows, tie ground all around being
thickly strewn with the latter But little
fighting was done the second day, and after
that though a portion Of the Indians staid
n the vicinity until the last four days, no
attack was made The scouts saw the
trails of large parties, driving many horses
and mules, going south and east, and it
was thought to be the design of these In
dams 10 get below the Arkansas, and
that they would probably cross in about a
month. They will be closely watched =
Colonel Forsyth's command was to start
for Fort Wallace this morning, and will be
here in four or FIVE days. His wounds are
doing well, and he is said to be in no
danger
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A ILLUSTRATORS SALE In PRO-
~ bate. Manitowoc county court In the
matter of the estate of Matthias Schener, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue nd
in pursuance Of an order of lice nse,
made IN said mater, on the 2lst
day of September a. D. 1868 by the county
court of said county, the undersigned admin
istrator of the estate of said deceased, will, on
Monday the 10Th day Of October A D. 1868
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day at
the office of the County Judge in the village of
Manitowoc, in said county, offer for sale at
public vendue the following described lands to
wit The southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section number nine (9) of town.
ship number twenty COZ north, Of range num-
Der twcnty-four east. The terms of sale will
be made known at the time and place of sale.
JOHN OSWALD. Administrator.
Manitowoc, Sept. 2lst, 1868.