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she Troubles I'm Tennessee.


The Nashville (Tenn.) Union, Of 18th inst,
gives detailed account OF two tragical events
iof recent occurrence in that State, which have
heretofore been briefly noticed in telegraphic
dispatches, and which it was unfairly attempt
ed TO give political aspect to, emitting the
provocaton, especially in the first case. The
Union says:
Some six weeks since, a young girl OF respect
able family in williamson County, named Ezell,
was assaulted and ravlshed by negro. ne
was pursued, arrested and lodged in Jail. The
brother CT the girl, stung with rage and shame
at the brutal outrage on his sister, assembled his
friends and forcibly seized him from the law,
and avenged her wrongs in the blood OF her
assailant. A shorc while afterwards, party
of negroes, in company with some whites,
waylsid young Ezell and killed him. Evidence
beyond all doubt having been obtained that
one BearHeld, q white man, residing In Fra!k-
pated in the murder Of Ezell, o party OF his
friends, some under mask and others without
disguise, entered the town on Saturday night
last, and in turn killed Bearfeld. In the me-
lee, q negro employed by Bearfeld, but not
known to have been implicated in the assassi-
nation Of Ezell, was accidentally shot and
killed. This, in brief, is the Franklin affair.
Inc Wayue5DoIo duIay 10 Ihuo eo2u on A0-
liable authority A body Of negroes, at an iron
furnace in that region, had for some time been
openly drilling with arms, and threatening the
peace of the community. A. company OF citi-
zens assembled and went to the furnace for
the purpose Of demonstrating with the negroes
against their course, and, If necessary, to dis
persethem in order to avert the execution OF
their threats. They found that better counsels
had previously prevailed, and n6 turbance
occurred. On their return, the SHee, with
posse, intercepted them, an alteration en-
sued, the Sheriff filing on the citizens. They
pursued and: received voley rom nus posse
Rumors OF the affair had spread all over the
country, and when the mail carrier left the
town was picketed by large body OF resolule
men who are determined to take the Sheriff
and his posse.
While sanguinary calumnies Of General For
rest are freely circulated by Radicals, the
Memphis Appeal Of the 18th gives the follow
ing piece Of information:
About three days ago report reached Gen.
Forrest in this city that number Of bush
whackers, who were known to be deserters
from the Confederate army, were engaged in
making raids on the colored people Of Madison
County, with faces ;blackened and otherwise
Disguised, calling themselves members Of the
Ku-Klux- -Klan, and ordering all arms, such as
pistols and guns, to be- delivered into their
possession. The General determined to put
called together few Of his old followers in the
army. aud has dispatched them to Madison,
with instructions to arrest the Ku. Klu1es and
hand them over to the civil authorities for
punishment The result OF the expedition 1s
yet unknown.
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s- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

H% THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-N THE COMMON
PLEAs.-JAMEs MoCABE VI. ROBERT MoCAR-
ROIL-ATTACHMENT.- Whereas, the plaintiff did,
on the thirteenth day Of june, file his declaration
against the defendant who las 1t is sad Is absent
from and without the limits Of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom copy of the said declaration might be
served: is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant do appear and plead to the said declaration on or
before the fourteenth day of June, which will be IN
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nine, otherwise final and absolute Judgment
, III then be given and awarded against him.
J. ". BROWNE. .ELD, @. G. p.
Clerks Office, Charleston District
June is mis-
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CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.

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gold; steerage $50; payable in o. S. currency.
Rates ofpassage from New York to Halifax; Cabin.
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Passengers also forwarded to Hare, Hamburg.
Bremen, Gc at atmoderate rates. g. tf - -
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queensto> as-
$40 currency. Tickets can be bought here BY pe4-
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! a6 Tho Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances of the Rev PAUL TRAPIER KEITH.
and Of Mrs. KEITH, and the clergy Of the various
denominations in the city, are respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral Services Of the former, ct st
Mnhaels Church, This Aorning, at Ten O'Clock, A.
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The Cincinnati Commercial lRadical says:
"Gov. Warmouth's report Of the number Of
murders inLouisiana is not fully sustained by
the Bureau officers there. Forty-one Of them
have been able to hear OF fourteen Of the one
hundred and fifty assassinations reported by
The Go7ernor."
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Our European Dispatches.
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. 4hA<&NA>A@N>sj
THE COTTON CROP oE MDIA sERIoUhY INJURED
.=-,t-=-z BIZ HEAVY RAINS.
LONDON, August 22.-Crop reports from Cal
cutta to the 2sd Of July have been received.
They state that cottonin thenorthwessern dis
tricts Of India has suffered from heavy rains,
and the yield In that part Of the country will
fall below the estimates of the planters.
PARAauAYAs wAR-DEFEATs OF THE ALLIES AT
@ ?. HUMArTA. :
Rio JANERo, July 81, Ola LONDON, August
W.lThe attack on the Paraguayan fortress
Humaiss, news Of which has been daily e1-
peoted for fortnight past, took place.on the
1sth Of July. In the morning the combined
Brazilian and Argentine forces, under COM
nand OF Marquis de Gapias, advanced to the
assault IN three colunns.: amounting In tho
aggregate to 10000 men. Atthe same time
heavy fire WAS opened upon the fortifcations
from the feet OF iron-clads and land batteries.
After desperate and prolonged fighting
at the foot OF the enrenchments, the
allied columns retired. without efectipg 9
lodgmept within the ensmy's works. The
Ioss OF the allies is reported ut three
thousani, killed and wounded. Nothing
Is known Of. the losses of the Paraguay
ans, but as they fought under cover OF their
entrenchments, it Is supposed the number OF
their killed and wounded win fall far behind
thatof the allies. The allied force IN Gran
chaco also advanced, with the object OF cut
ting off the communications Of Lopez. They
found them protected by large body Of Para
gusyans, protected by breastworks. After an
obstinste engagement the allies withdrew to
their former position. The casualties are not
stated. The hopes Of the war party in Brazil
rested upon the success Of this enterprise, and
is failure will give great impetus to the peace
movement.
( Il -: INTERNATIONAL cRICKEr HATCH.
LONDON, August 20.-The selected eleven
from the most celebrated cricketers Of Eng
land viii sail from Liverpool September 2 for
New York. They are engaged to play matches
in Canada, Boston, New York and Philadel-
phia.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD AcoDNT-HaHTEEN PAS
eENaERs BURNED ALIvEIATTERTED AssAss1'
NATION OF QUEEN y1oroRu-AB BANKRUPT FIRM.
LONDON, August M.-Dispatches we're re-
ceived in this city To-day giving the particulars
Of o heartIending calamity which occurred IN
North Wales yesterday afternoon, whereby
twenty-a five persons lost their lives. A train OF
cars from: :Holyhead, containing passengers and
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szNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiological Errors' Abuses md
Diseases incident to Youth and Early Manhood
which create ,mpedimcnts to MARRIAGE with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge Address DR.. ]. sKILLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 81
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August 81

~A-A-A--A-A-TH BEST DYSPEP-
TIC BITTERS now in use are PANFNNs Hepatic
Dtters. They never fail to give relief. Try bottle
and be convinced For sale OrIrJists. %
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Sptfial Aetifes.

s@ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-N ACCORD
ANCE with the recommendation Of the Bishops, this
week will be observed as an occasion Of Special
Prayer at TRINITY CHURCH, Hasel-street, to which
tho public are invited. Services in the Lecture
Room This 4tlernosn at halfpast -Four O'Clock, and
1o-Night, at halfpast Eight O'Clock. subject-The
Religious Interests Of the Young.
Aunust "a
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STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,
Via Southampton

-, Via Southampton. -yg
THE SCREW STEAMERS OF TEE HoRgH aKRMAN LloYEb
BALTIMORE...."......C Capt VOkCkLER
BERLIN. .Cpt. UNDUkISOH.
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
WILL BUN REGULARLY BE-
ME& TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRL-
LN3Hd[KxfH@ MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. cFrounH
uNskI316.. s6s& Bremen on the 1st of each month,
From southampton on the 4th Of each month. From (
Baltimore on the LIST of each month.
PRICE OF PAssAGE-From Baltimore TO Bremen
London, Havre and Southampton-Cabin3 $50; Steer ;
age sS6. From Bremen to Baltmore-Csbin 3sG'
Steerage 80
lent ."4..-s
They touch ct Southampton both going and re-
turning These vessels take Freight to London and
Hall, Tor which through bills Of ading are signed.
An experienced Surgeon Ia attached to each vessel
An letters must pass through the Postofdce. No
bills Of ladtng but those Of the Company win be
signed, Bills Of lading will positively not be de-
yered before goods cleared at the Cuseomhouse-
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER CO.,
No. South Charles street, Baltimore
Orto MORDtCA & CO., Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, 8. Q.
April 20 6mos
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Contested Scat.

T ATLANTA, August 22.-The petition Of R. E.
Lester, claiming the seat in the Senate made
vacant by the resignation of Bradley, OF the
First District, was granted-yeas Is, nays II.
Lester was sworn in, and took his seat.
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Wholesale Arrest .

NEW YoRK, August 22.-The Board Of Coun-
cilmen, fifteen in number, were arrested to-
day by the Sheriff. The Board adjourned, and
accompanied the Sheriff to the Supreme Court.
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.Ths Cattle Plague.

CMonNArr, August 22.-The cattle plague
has appeared here Seventeen COWS belonging
to one dairy have been stricken, and are dying
rapidly. n
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xFNOTIgE.-MY SON, WILLIAM O..
WHITE, win act ss my Attorney during my absence
from the State B. WHITE
Corner Wentworth and Meehng-sreeta.
August a. II
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aS- ESTATE NOTICE-ALL PERSONS
having any claims assnstthe Estate Of BENJAMIN
BRoss, deceased, will present them to the under
signed for payment properly attested, and those In
debted to said estate will mako payment to the same.
MARY ANN BROsS.
August 10 6 Qualified Executrix.
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%SLOOP E. @. HOLLAND L L
claims against this vessel must be presented at the
oustomhouse before Two o'clock P. NJ.
AuoustI9 y
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the danger of strife and collision. God grant
that it may be so But with whatever earnest
ness we cherish the hope, ne have no assur-
ance that the hope will be realized. 1t is for
others, not for us, to decide the question. But
it is for you, in any and every contingency, to
be able to show, that you have not been the
aegressors; that you have done no wrong; vio-
lated no law; outraged no propriety. It is for
YOU. if strife should unhappily come, to be
able to show that if you were even willing to
purchase the absence Of strife by the sacrifice
Of every sentiment of manhood and citizenship,
even that would not purchase security for life
or property. To the end that no effort should
be left untried to avert the danger with which
We are now. threatened, we have request
ed the Hon. James B. Campbsllt to go to. Wash.
ington, and to represent to The President, to the
General Of the Army and to-he Secretary Of
War, the danger which threatens Us; and to OBJ
tain, if it can be had, that protection which
will secure to all classes their just rights; and
save community from anarchy and violence.
We ask it that law may be maintained, order
enforced, pea,esecured, and every one Of eve
ry class protected in his rights. We ask it,
that the great end Of civil society may be ac-
comphshed; and the rights which the Constitu-
ton guarantees to each citizen may be peace
fully enjoyed. =. -,
We have undertaken to address you at this
time, because the occasion does not admit Of
delay: and because ne would not add to the e1-
citement which now exists, that which might
arise from public meeting called for the con-
siderahon Of this matter. We have no pur-
pose but that in which all classes Of citizons
will deeply sympathize; and to which we hope
and believe all good men Of all classes will give
their warm support.
Your fellow-citizms,
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LONE TRIP WEEK.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH sTEAA-.
PACKET LINE,
VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD AND BLUFFToa.
STEAMER PILOT BOY. go. Capt. W. T. McNx1Txr
STEAMER FANNIE. Capt. FEaa PKoK
rN.ok ONE OF TIE ABOVE STEAMERS:
E.aS19ER will Leave. Charleston every ISesday
Morning, at O'Clock, and Savannah ever ThursdN,
Morning. at 6 O'Clock. i. t4'-
For Freight or passage, applyto .
jim FERGUSON
June29 Accommodation Wharf
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DANIEL RAvENEL, Chairman.

Fredk. hlcnarQB
| A. M. Manigault
W. A. Wardlaw
Jno. B. Laftte
Edward Sebring
| L. D. Mowry
John F. O'Neill
Jno. HanCkel
Theo. D. Jervey
E. W. Edgerton
r. n. Butler
M. W. st. Amand
8. J. Burger
j. Fl. Schultz
81. Baer
Henry Oetjen
Jas. Y. McNamee
| 9. F. B. Bremen
| @. O'Meara
E. ). Holmes
a. D. Johnson
T. E. Strother
B. F. Ford
Jos. W. HARRISON
w. a. Houston
F. Horsey
]. d. Simmons
James Vidal
E. M. Crews
j. Alfred Csy
Jno. A. Blum
q. B. Olney
J. T. Bonnoitt
T. G. Neville
g. A. D. Church
James Salvo !.
Thos. 8. Budd
Julius A. Blake
w. a. Tarrant
P. O'Donnell
J. Bennett Lanneau
Thomas T. Chapeau1
VIM. Matthiessen
w. J. Heriot
o. Levy
George W. Alexander
julius L. Bulcken
Patrick Deyereux
James c. Quinn
John = Cay
T. 8. King
rEW. L. Tylee
FrankN. Johnstone
Richard fsadon
Jno. A. Moro@>
8. 81. KING -
Henry NJ. Bruins
W. E. Haskell
A. L. Tobias
Jean NJ Fredeberg
VIM @ Breese
James Ravenel
William Schnierle
Richd. DeTreville
BENZ. Fuller
David Briggs
T. L. Osier. NJ D
J. Drayton Ford
A. NJ. Lee
D. B. Gilliland
D. B. Tickling
James H. Murreu
J. D. Aiken
Geo. Tupper
II. T. Lowndes
Patrick Conroy
Hermann Bulwinkle
B. S. Rhett
VIM. L. King
E. W. Macbeth
F. Tupper
F. D. q. Kracke
Hutson Lee
Henry Solles
W. 81. Easterby
A. w. Riecke
VIM. d. Porter
Jos. 81. Porter
B. F. McCabe
Thos. j. Johnston
Il. HeYward Thayer
E. L. Henry
Shirley C. Turner
Shirley c. Turner, Jr
William +. Turner
Philip Austin
T. M. Cater
NJ. Mcbride
G. F. Klnsey
NJ. Meyer
J. N. Cardoza
VIM. L. Dsggett
William E. Huger
S. 8. Solomons
VIM. Ladder
w. Edmund O'Connor
G. q. Flynn
Jas. P. Jervey
VIM. O. Ravenel
]. D. Budds
S. E. Burgess
j. W. McKenry
E. II. Barfeld
F. Won Santen
]. T. Mcdowell, Sr.
J. j. Pringle Smith
John Burke
Jas. Cooke
David Geiger
W. B. Moore
Maj. L. DuBosely
Richard 8. CAN'T
Elias Horlbeck
q. B. Horlbeck
w. q. Horlbeck
Leonard Chaplin
J.. E. Walker
T. D. Waring
MI, C., McClenchy
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sSNOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
pursuant to the provisions Of the Act OF Assembly in
suoh case made and provided, an application will bs
made to the Court Of Common Please for the incor-
poration of the ATLANTIC LAND COMPANY.
Aupust II ms
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NJ CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB
The following gentlemen have been appointed on
the Committee on Finance of the Democratic party
Of the City Of Charleston
JOHN B. LAFITTE.
E HORRY FROST.
A. j. CREWS.
RIM. BUTLER.
JOHN HANcKEL.
JAMES B. PRINGLE.
The following resolution was also adopted
Rx,oIpcd That to the Finance COMMITTEES Of the
Central Club alone Is entrusted the duty OF collect
ing and disbursing money on behalf OF the Demo
cratic party Of tie city.
JAMES CONNER, President.
T. P. RYAN, Recording Secretary.
August 10 wm6
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. johns:
RIVER.
KDA THE STEAMER CITY POINT
EpSSsSSsaaSSf5=57s Captain CHARLES WILEY. WI
leave Charleston everJ 7uesday Night at 8 O'clock
and Savannah every Wednesday afternoon, at 8
O'Clock, for the above places Returning viii leave
Savannah for Charleston every Saturday Acnasas
at s o'clock
ali goods not removed by sunset win be stored ii
the expense and risk Of owners. -
All freight must be preu1id.
J. d. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
June 27 south Atlantic Whay
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Shipping.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTOH61z
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR NEW RK.

SAe. THE SPLENDID sIDE wHH- :
ME$Y STEA MsHIP CEHMPIOE
ZI5N1lEHH LOCKWOOD, Commander, win lar:
s.sk8 Adgers Wharf on Saturday, tho 2Se
inst, at Three o'clock P. n. * = .;-ss.,i. .j;J-e
per cent
For Freight or Passage, having elegant cstke.
sccommc datons, apply to ;t.t. .Eag ctI c5
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay Up Htzfn
AUGUST "a sS.lr.s( 6 .==sss5
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FOR NEW YORK

PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP, COMPY'1
THROUGH LINE 10
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RIB =
DUCED RATESi -I5i-5' y, ~
<r-s.~ STEAMERS OF TEE ABovH
NE&E%f19 line leave Pier No. A. North Rivex, !.
ZE1E8[AE4HS foot of Canal.sreet. New York, .
.l1S6E- IL o'clock noon, Of tho LIST, eth, 16fA
and 24th Of every month Except when these dateS
fsI Sunday, then the Saturday precedingl -,
Departure Of 1st and oath connect at Panama WIN
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports Those OF 1st touch at Nanzanillo. r~ .-ss
Departure of 9th OF each month connects WIN
the new steam line from Panama to Australia INT
New Zealand. eG,f sl .ssir.2 .e6'a7: =,
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Frxa >.
cisco, for China and Japan, October L
No California steamers tonch at Havana, but co.
direct from New York 10 Aspinwan ,-;,-
One hundred pounds baggage free to each aduk.-
Medicine aud attendance free: T. u. l,et.. - ::
Fer Passage Tickets or further information spRlAo
ut the CONPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whaxzr
foot OF Canal-street North River, New York.
March IA 1yr F. B. BABY, Agent.