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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE WEATHER and TIE CROPS.

AUGUSTA. August 23.-The weather is hot
and dry. There have beon no rains Of aTy
consequence for over two weeks. In tho coan-
tics Of Georgia and South Carolina bordering
on the Savannah River, the corn is cut short
and tho Gotten is prematurely opened by The
rust. The accounts from Central and South
western Georgia represent TINT the rust is ru-
lining tho cotton.
sAvANNAH. August 23.-.rhe weather is quito
warm, but tho reports OF the crops in this Sec
tion and throughout Southern Georgia and
Flor'da arc good. There was a slight shower
here Oh Saturday. The cotton crop is too far
advanced TO be injured by drought or worms.
New ORLEANS, August 23.-The crop ac-
counts throughout Louisiana arc favorable.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. August 23.-Tho weather
is cloudy. There was & heavy shower to-day.
LONDON. August 90 p. M.-The weather is
fair and favorable to the crops.
PHILADELPHIA. August 23.-Woathcr cool
and pleasant No rain yesterday; water erow-
ing scarcer. Tho Councils meet this afternoon
to devise means for supplying water. There
has boon no gain since the &th of August; IN
consequence tho corn crop throughout the State
is suffering very much. Council has appro-
priated $2s, 600 for the relief OF the people.
The low vater detsins the cannl boats.
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NEWS ERoM oUBA.

WARRINGTON, August 29.-Colonel Rafael
Qoesada, brothor OF the commanding Cuban
general, has arrived in New York from Aspin-
wall. He left Cuba month ago, and bears
important dispatches. Hs gives a glowing
account OF the situation, ,ror the patriots. and
Gays they have AZ 900 men. under arms, and
that they will have IS 600 more by the middle
Of September. The slaves ara volunteering by
thousands. They are willing to do the camp
drudgery and to work In the trenches. They
procure and cook all tho provisions, giving the
armed troops their entire time for drilling and
discipline. The machinsts who went over
with Jordan have put up foundry near Pal
ma Saviano, and have cast very fair specimens
millions of dollars Of produce. which will be Of
fered in exchange to .Americl as soon as the
port is opened. Quesada does not disclose the
object Of his mission heyoad saying that II is
diplomatic. ~ Nfj.i ="
Cubans have dates to the 18th. Jordan had
eauita afght nt Puerto Padre. The fight last
ted nearly. tn" whole ans. tru. io.,h.-- Iea.
about one hundred aud fifty killed and wound
ed. The Spanish loss is reported much great
er. In this fight the Cubans : ere dislodged
from theiz camp, but rallied and finally drove
the Spaniards off. 'a'tiaf .sn "a, f q
: HAvANA, August 29.-A thousand insurgents
have appeared in the vicinity Of Maciguines
Colon district. There are but few troops in
the vicinity. Tie governor is unable to con-
troll the volunteers, who are destroying oil pro-
perty owned by Spanlards. Thirty prisoners
from the interior had arrived at Havana. i.
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h'r request, and finally reco ynizcd her as tho
Princess Observation-Disclosures, ordoriug her
numo to 10 thus inscribed on tho Book OF
Gold," at the capitol. Tho Princess subse-
quontly went to Florence, whero Blo has now
taken boder stop, and founded Masonic
Lodge tor women.
From Arcachon, Franco, on tho Bay OF
Biscly, very singular result of the heat is
reported, which at one moment threatened 10
produce a regular peslilence. Tho muddy
shore near that pllco is ut low water tile resort
OF 'nnumerable eoIs, which bury themselves in
tho slime till tho return Of the tide. Tho or.
oessivo heat, by drying up the mud. had killed
them in thousands. and tho smell OF tllor dead
bodies, washed up and down by tho tide. was
beginning to spread fever in the nciellborbood.
largo number of fishermen were therefore
engaged to collect thom in heaps OH the beach,
whence they wero carLcd inlani and buried.
The total amount thus disposed of was over
100 cart-loads.
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ELEVENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
GREENvILLE. s. o., Friday. August 20 -
The court was opened at 10 O'Clock "a. M., Hon.
George S. Bryan, presiding.
Tho grand and petit and pleas jurors an.
swercd to their names as on yesterday.
United States vs. John NJ. Oliver. Pass.
ing counterfeit money. D. I. Corbir, District
ing been duty called and falling to answer, on
motion of District Attorney, ordered that q
scire iacrs do forthwith issue on the recogni
zance OF said defendant, returnab!c on the urst
o bench warrant d. issue for tho arrest OF said
defendant, to answer to lid bill OF Indictment.
United States vs.. Perry Nash. Violation in
tsinal revenue lnw.distilhng. D.. t. Corbin,
District Attorney. Ordered that bench war
rlnt do issue for arrest OF defendant.
The Judge dismissed all 'supernumerary ju-
rors except four.
[ United States vs.. Thos. Lynch. Violation
internal revenue law-retailer without paving
tax. D. L. Corbn, District Attorney. After
hearing argument OF government counsel, and
L. f. Stokes for tho defendant, on motion, a
new trial was ordered IN this case.
United States vs. Drury a. Wood. Guilty
OF obstructing revenue officer: Sentenced TO
imprisonment Of Lime months and 10 pay fiue
Of twenty dollars.
In Ba;ikruptcY: Y:-Ex rarte Theo. stonoy, Of
Charleston. Petition for hnal discharge. 81
monton & Barker pro pet.
Ex parte Thos. E. Screycn Of Beaufort. Pc
tition for final discharge. Edmonton & Barker
pro pet. tt
ton. Petition for final discharge. Simonton
i Barker pro pet.
Eff parto. hurry Muirhead. OF Charleston.
Petition for final discharge. Simonton & Bar
ker pro pet. 4. ; a- ~ s.',T
Tie Registrar. julius c. Carpenter report
under seal Of court, the certificate ana order
OF discharge as prescribed by law.
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The Paddinss,a lLondoh) Poor Law Guard
ians have been inyessgating the case O, Mr.,
Wood. the millionaire, Mo was brourb. to r, r.e
workhouso BY the failure : overend, Quincy
q CO. He WIS ofle'nany pchester manu-.
tuue, retired into private lifo. >D,,sat,.f,ed -
with the monotony NretiremenSaa aa wanl ~
London. Here he becanS promiuSSt ATT S,r.o =.
Tor Of the MaryIebone hnk, and Nm teo .hs.
Iffair collapsed no VAS sefsi with = y. ~. =.
lbo 600, and thus becsmsbN Nsared. EsVhs. -.
vent TO the Southern States O Alneric,. vf,.,. s.
Se Is.,gsinSsuccsedcd in acquiri1f I.roa .e y.
snne. eyory penny ol which he los nriss % ,oa. .s.
nmeric.n civil war;. Returning NJ 49, ene
auooess again followed his efforts. aopn. on.
spirit Of enterprise dieput with his ls ms ~
ure, which was canied By tie stOppak y
Isssrs. oyerepd, .Gurasy : Co.'S scasa!
There 10 no doubt Of the @ euraoy OF this nj
rstiye. g;,:1 Y6ss 4
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Spseial Hotties.

Do SOLOMONS DIrTERS.-THIS PRE-.
TAXATION, compounded by ono of our Oldest and
most esteemed druggists has, during the short time
in which Ii has been offered 10 tho public attained
reputation which has almost entirely driven out OF
market the various tonic- and stimulants which for
few mon 'hs. by erorbItant putting and heavy nd
veriising, succeeded in building profitable bust.
ness for their projectors.
so'omon's Bitters arc not of the q a1shy style. de-
pending upon large advertising. bought puff, and
fictitious recommendations for salo to a gulliblo
PUBLIC Ihcr composition Is well known to aud up.
proved by many of our hest physicians aud tic pro-
prc'oIs depend upon tie intrinsic merits Of their
medicine to make IT as popular as Il IL curative.
They do net pretend to offer q medicinal prepar,.
ton that will cure all the ills that flesh s heir TO-
but they do contend that the judicous use OF these
IhterS Will greatly alleviate hum1n suffering, and
bring very many to state OF comparative health
who have long becn strangers 10 that great blessing
One good genuine recommendation OF any Dro.
tossed curative ia worth dozens or hundreds OF
oonRot certificates, and the Messrs. SOLoMoNS
have only published few out of tho hundreds of nm
soielted testimonies which the have received We
TINS morning give copy Of letter from Hon. ALtx
for the past elk months has been known to Tue whole
country. His few earnest words will go much fur
ther TO confirm tho good opinion already existing as
to The beneficial qualiue, of this medicine than
would columns Of stereotyped accommodations
from unknown parties:
LIpsRr7 HALL,
CRAVE onDsvILLE Ga August a. 1881
Hessrs. A. a. Solomons d Co, Druggists, Sdpannah.
= Ca:
0KNTLsMEs-Please send me half dozen bottles
OF your Bitters 1 have been usIng them lately
upon the recommendation OF a friend, with decided
benefit, in giving tone TO tho digestive organs and
general strength to my system. Send by Express.
With vslue endorsed, G. o. D.
Yours respectfully,
tsiRnedl ALEXANDER n. STEPHENS.
! August "a limo
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-Indian Commits
sioner Dodge telegraphs from tho far West
very hopefully regarding the disposition OF the
Indiana for peace.
Revenue to- day $7OO, 900. s. t;Wt.j,
Amos Kendallis couvaescent. ,gpf>
1t ia stated that Bailie Peyton advocates AM
drew Johnsou's election to the Senate from
Tennessee. ~ f3f fsL
The steamer Frolic is nearly ready to be sta
toned in the North River to. prevent violation
OF the neutrality laws.
The President and Secretary Fish are e1-
pected 10 arrive TO. morrow,
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EUROPE.

sFR!Kg AMONG THE woRKMRN m sPAIN-THs
t oEssIoN OF CUBA. s.ori
MADRID. August 2S.-Fitteen thousand work.
men have etruok in Barcelona. Other strikes
are expected. Serious apprehensions arc felt
Of the ability OF government to keep order. It
is asserted on reliable authority that prelimi-
haries for the treaty cediug Cuba is signed.
\ TIE BOAT RACE.
LONDON. August 23.-The. London Telegraph,
I discussing the chances OF the approaching
boat race, says: '.Taking our information as
correct, We should consider tho superior hard
ness OF the Americans as more than set off
against tho styIe Of the English, and conclude
that the contest will be mainly q battle OF cox
bwains.'' sts.
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
PARIS. August 2a.-La France says: "How-
ever painful it may be for SPAN TO accept the
Susgested solution Of the Cuban difficulty,
here is no other plan possible. It is the only
way for Spain to save some valuable payments
from the wreck. The duration of Ouban in
dependence uEder The protection OF America is
enother question: The desire to absorb which
: Ibharacterizes the Americans. qualities them
very badly to perform the part Of Platonic
protection. .Itis very probable that they s3e
trying to bring about the second edition OF the
history of Texas.
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ARRInA1 OF PRiiiH,i,cE4znra,HsuR.
J LFA1. August 2s.APrih6e Arthur has ar
rlved Ho was received by the Governor Gen
erai all military escort. 10 ~ ~; ,;,rf,ss
1r14IatnY RULE IN af1ssIss1rs,.Il. q 8 ,.l

JAcssoN, August 2s.-General Ames has
issued the toiio,ipg order to the commanders
OF military postsSp Mississippi: ''The Com.
mandinR General dh,ets that yon do not obey
in future any.writ Of ftq5eas corpus issued by
the United Sac, D:striu, Court or the Ciro1;t
Court, or any order made\v such courts. for
the release of prisoners h ,our custody.
Should such Q wit or order Va seryed I,non
you, report the TACT by telegraphp
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@MARENao.-F YER AND AGUE

sBMARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PREvENTiva.-Thisv val
liable preparatton hss been in private use for many
,years. and through the persuasion CT friends, who
have used Il with the most beneficial, results the
proprietor hiss been Induced to offer It to the pub.
lie. II is warranted 10 cure CHILL5 AND FEVER
of however long standing, removing the Gauge and
entirely erndicating its effects from the system. 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD strengthen The dges-
tive organs. induce nm appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. It Is purely VEGETABLE
preparation. and harmless that CHILDREN Of all
agcs may take ~ with safety. As tonic MARENGu
ha. no aupericr. aud for debility arising from the
effects OF fever, or from other cause. j. Invaluable
few doses is sufiicientnto satisfy the most in.
credulous sufferer of ITS virtuo and worth. All
who try one bottle of MARENGo win be 30 mach
pleased with ita effect. that they will readily en-
dorse it, NO HUMBUa. For evidence OF its EN-
cscy aud value, refer to MARENGo circulars, which
contain certificates Of we'll known aud respectable
citizens.
MARENGo IL q genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and manufacturer being native and
resident Of Charlcston and Il is fully guarapS cd 10
give complete and universal satisfaction
NO HUMBUG. TRYiIT.
For sale by an Druggists. aud BY D0M1E &
MoI6K, corner Meeting aud Hasel streets; GOOD
RicH, w1NRMAN q CO.. Hayne-street. and @. ].
LgHN.. Druggist Agent. ef Proprieor. corner .oi
King and Job' reets, charleaton. d. @.
June 8 DAG amo
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Spefial Mottffs.
F . X N e W Y or X i.

sS TICE.-APPLICATIoN WILL BE
mide for renewal Of CERTIFICATE No. 1890, fer
Nineteen shares in the Plantera' and Mechanics,
Bank Of South Carolina dated 18th February, 1884,,
lost or destroyed. .',n a. d. MosWINEY.
July "a ~ 1amo3.
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3antral laotices.

~ The Friends and Acquainta noes
Of MT aud Mrs. JOSE JAnA. arc respectfully in
Mt ss tsG Sn"sa ha5pSssse -Four IS r. osocE
THIS (Tuesdayl AFTERNOON. August "a
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~ DISQUALIFICATION WILL BE,
made 10 the next Legislature OF South Ca, olina, by
the Town Council for renewal OF the Cha, ter and
the Exk nsion Of the Boundary Of the Town Of SUM
mervilIe. tu3s Anbust11
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aECONsIdNEES PER STEAMSHIP MAN.
HArTAN. from New York. are hereby notified that
she is THIs DAY dischargng cargo at Ad2er's South
Wharf All go,ds remaining on the wharf at sunset
will be stored at owners riek spd expense. g
/ JAMES ADaER CO..
Auguet24 Agents,
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~CONsI9NEES' MOTTO E.-CoNsIG-
NEEs per Steamship J. W. EvERMAN are notified
that che is THIS DAY discharRns cargo at North At
Iantic Wharf All goods remaining on the wharfat
sunse. will be at risk Of Cousignees
JOHN & THEO. GETTY, Agents.
Augusta f- ,......
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TIE CAROLINA COAST.
WHAT AN AUGUSTA EDITOR SAW IN HIS
80. q TRAVELS.
Graphic Description OF Bcuufort and
Port Royal Island

Tho editor OF tho Augusta Constitutionals
prb!ishoo in that paper graphic account o
q sum- ner excursion to Charleston an3 Beau.
fort. The extracts which wo give will bo found
highly interesting: .u5
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Special notifts.
~. THE MAMMOTH GAVE.-EX rR

&, .aE. THE MAMMOTH GAVE.-EX TRACT,
FROM PRIVATE LETTER."
We grouped about for many hours in this wonderful
place. never saw anything like It The freaks OF
nature displayed here very strange, and strike
the beholder with awe. But the air in parts Of
the cave is close and tda,ng and when we came out
found myself saddled With terrible fever, which
entirely prostrated me. The physician had never
seen case Ike It before, and no remedy he PIC
fcribei seemed to do the least good. My lie was
despaired or Mrs. Wilson. with whom was resid--
ing. had In the house botIS6f PLANTATION BIT.
TRRs. and sae insisted should try Il, for abe said
she knew II TO be certain all casos OF fever
debility asue, dyspepsia &c. had but little faith
but finally consented to try Il last resort. In
less than three hours after the frst dose nv fever
lett me; In two days I sitting up. and before
saturday night WAS we'll rs over. I tell you all
this that you may know how to act in any case Of
fever or any similar disease. I armly believe the
PLANTATION BTTrkRS saved my life.
In my next winteh you alb ,ut the caro in detail.
-Nrrr .a. lG a. - r..
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pFrHE NEArEsp, rHE QUICKEST AND
THE EcHEAPE,T:-THE NEWS Jys-vrrIoo, ror
I+s EASE BAY, having rOplenished Its Stock with q
neS and large assortment OF materia, Of the finest
quality aud latest Styles s prepared TO execute at
The shortest notice and In t,e best manner, JOB
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Call and eIIminc the scale of prices before giving
rde ella peruI,a
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@ THE STEAMSHIP MINNETONKA IS
THIS DAY dacharging Cargo at vsnderhorst's Wharf.
All goods remaining wharf at sunset will be stored
at expense and risk of Consignees.
August % 2 RavENEL CO.. Agents.
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a8- DISQUALIFICATION WILL BE
made to the General Assembly OF South Carolina,
the fourth Muud,y In November next, for Charter
for TIE PRovIDENT MUTUAL LIFE AND TON.
TINE ASSURANCE COMPANY of tho South, now
forming in the City of Char eston. g. c.
COMMITTEE ON CHARTER.
: August 23 mtul3, sept Is, oct II, nov
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~ RosADALIsI ROsADALIsl ROSA

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DALIs i-what isitf A perfume q favoring ex-
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breath No, none Of these, What then Is ROSA.
DALIs II is valuable compound Of Alternative In.
gradients, prepared upon truly scientific principles,
the chemical afnity ofeach ingredient being main.
tained in the process Of manuiicture, the whole
milking the noAt valuable Blood Purifier known to
tho world. Tho articles froni which It Is made arc
pu6iished with Inc directions. 20 that all may know
preeisely what thoy arc takins.i Procure bottle,
take Il 10 yoaf family physician and he wilI--N he
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posters q Drugs and onenieais, Chasiss.on, g 9.
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AuRuet a

ar ESTATE EDWIN CHAPMAN.-A
dividend OF FORTY PER CENT. on said Estate
will be paid at office of q. ". DINGLE, Esq, No. el
.DRoAD-sTREEr.
/; y. Y B9s,eds. p1sa5E. Executors.
auoustI4I q
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aT OFFICE COMMISSIONERS PILOT
AUGUST o.. 1se9.-No ICE
TO PILOTS AND orHERs.-Tha: from and after
the rrnsr DAY OF sxrrEMBEu. 1882 no one but State
riots. or those holding state licenses viii 9s pei.
mtted or allowed to pilot within the borders Of this
State. by order of the Board.
@. B. sToDDARe,
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aTtPHILosoPRY OF MARRIAGE.-i

TPHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NF " COURSE OF LECTURES. as delys cred at ths
New York Museum OF Anato.ny. embracing the sub.
jects Bow to Live and What to Live for Youth.
Maturity and Old Age {; Manhood generapg royie~.
ed the Cause Of Indigestion Flatulence and Nor
yous Diseases accounted for; Marriage Philosophi.
eany Conside5ed. 40. These Lectures viii be for.
warded on receipt of four stamps. by addressing
SECRETARY BAL.rfMoBRiMUSEUA;O OF lANAIo.
MY. No; % West Baltimore nor stfSst, Baltimore Nd.
{ April - -. 80. % 8 mNllyf
81 FLOUR, CORN, HAY, 6o.9MEsSRs.
JOHN. CAMPsEN + co. have opened Branch 70
their Barketsreet FIGURING Mills at the corner OF
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf, The Store IL
largo and commodlous, ani having secured full
stock OF tho various cereaia theyare prepared to fur
ni.h their customers with Grains dc the lowest mar
kst rates. 8. eoyA September 2.
e. NorloE.-NO BILLS WHATEVER
for beanso,s wages or Otherwise, against Yacht
KLRANOR, viii be paid nhlsss CONTRACTED by my
osdor. ~ IL B.A. GOLDSMITH,
Xusus.1s mlmo !. '35i. osnsr.
:, sFsTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
MARLpoRo. OoUNrY.-IH EQUIrY.-pHKsToN
CONVICTION AND WIFE ys. HENRY O. LEaaETr
AND WIFE, xr AL--BILL FOR PARTITION, M
JUNCTION AND RELTEF. Notice Is hereby given
IN obedience to an order made IN the above stated
case. that tho chl,dron Of EBRNEzER W. THOMAS,
or their heirs II any sueh there be, are hereby re-
quired to establish before me- st Bennsttsyille; g..
o., on or before the YnsF DAT OF JANUARY
ftx tueh reiatonship asd fsft Giynl 10 the fund Ia
question above slated t.ss, aud On their failure
90 10 do tobe deprived -snd foreysr barred Of Ill
right. tus q fnterestin The same. - 8. :.
S.,F b. D. MocoLI, speei,i nzierse.
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as- NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against the, essa'S Of Captain JOHN HER.
dus0H, IstS OF chsfiesson. decsssed. Stll present
th6 ani, properly Sttsstsd. to Msssrs Bsowa :
HrKxII. A..essessses Ie-. and sho.s INDEBTED Will
make psyuen. % either Of ths sndsr.tsned.
IA; isaAd 3. bboHH aSIhh aanasd x1.su,or,.
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= 1s- J.J. JOSEPH, oaINESE ESliGRANT
Agent has returned to Charleston and can bo found
for few days at Office Of II. GOLDSMITH SON,
Collonads Row. yendue Range. August IA
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