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the piece entered The ground. The little
negro was 60 terribly stunned as 10 be deprived
OF consciousness or speech for some time.
When he became able to move, he endeavored
to cross the sound, in the boat. to where Mr..
Lamb, the father, awaited their return. He
was too weak to reach the shore, but was able
to call and inform Mr.. Lamb Of his sons death,
hearing which the grlef-strioken father crossed
over and recovered the body, which had been
reached by the tide. He conveyed the little
negro home. This boy, at last accounts, was
quite ill from the shock!
-Fhe Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Gazette writes: 1.-The news from
Cuba is Of q most important character. The
Cubans have regained possession OF the Cinco
Villas district, while General Jordan has driven
the Spanlards from Los Tunas and the Puerto
dol Padre country. The loss OF the Spanish
forces is reported to have been very large, and
the disafection in the army and the contests
between the volunteers and the regulars have
resulted in the almost complete humiliation
Of the government forces in those sections Of
tho island. The attempt of De Rodas to carry
cut the policy OF the present Government Of
Spaln-that OF 'conciliatIon and promises
has had the effect of dividing the volunteers
into two factions. Those volunteer who have
given in their adhesion to the De Rodas Gov
ernment, and have surrendered important
military positlons-forts, arsenals, &o.-and
thus placed them under the control of Spanish
troops. are denounced as traitors by their for
mer comrades, and are pursued with more en-.
nifty than even the Cubans who are in insurrec-
ton. General Jordan has bee n placed by the
Cuban insurgents in command OF the Eastern
Department OF the island, and it is reported
that he has made several visits lately to Porto
Rico, and that there is large organisation in
that island ready to revolt at any moment.
Sympathy for the Cubans is said to pervade
the population Of the whole island.
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For the low country we can have and will
have Chinese immigrants. For the middle
and upper sections we want white mon,
and these can be had by Offering TO each
family farm FREQ Of all cost.
To give away land now ia to make money.
The man who has Ave thousand acres and
gives away one-half to actual settlers will,
in Eve years, be twice as rich, twice as pros
porous, and twice as safe as he is this day
This is the key to the whole problem. Who
will be the fret to use it?
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NILES G. PARKER,
Treasurer State Soath Carolina.
The Massachusetts, Treasurer is evidently
sleek and fat, or he would not growl SO
bravely. The people will do what seems to
them to be best, and whether they deter
mine to refuse the payment of taxes or to
appeal for relief to the tax law itself, they
will not be influenced by the mouthings Of
Niles G. Parker. We; may add that no
attempt would have been made to pay the
interest on the State debt, had not Scott,
Parker and the rest Of the Ring been spec
ulating in State bonds as they speculated in
bills Of the Bank Of the State. What is the
nextjobf Something in connection with
funding the bills Of the Bank Of the State
issued during the war 4? st4
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CHI A r L E S TON.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1859.
sic senper Tyrannis.

The Virginia Conservatives have defeated
the Radical party by . majority Of 10000.
In congratulatiyg the cold Dominion on
this glorious success, we venture to express
our belief that South Carolina will next
year win victory over Radioalism no less
complete than tast which Virginia has won
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CoLUMBtA, D. Oss------, Aooos
South Carolina ia one of the most moderately
taxed States North or South, and one-half Of
all assessed is going back into the pockets OF
the people who hold the bonds and stocks Of
the State, for payment of two years. interest.
Any delay on the part Of taxpayers will only
involve them in trouble and expense, as efa-
cient measures will be taken to enforce their
collection.
lam, very respectfully,
YOur Obedient aaryank
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Rfnllaulal.

ID E ~ OV A L.---STaaAUsS & VANCE
- aserenscvS1 TO sAs store NO AS NC.
STREET opposite the Charleston Hotel. formerly
occupied BY Messrs. DewtnR, Thaye. 60 where
they are omering large and complete assortment 81
DIX sna rANCx dOODS. 1mo Ju1yE
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pOARD ON SULArV ANS YSLAND.-.THR
modsti0n of Bcardera, either permanent or tranaiant
Ample accommodation for Picnic epd Maroon Par.
ties. CasrlARo IN st.cndance 1t wharf "l719
Jaiy2 l2S 1, MCDONALD. Proprietor
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G1 Rfnt.

ITO RENT. A H@USE, FULLY FU~-
II NIsHED, for three mnnths or longer period
1t required. 1t IL situated in healthy pleasant
location, contains Elk upright and two attic rooms.
dressing rooms, pantry. &C., three-story piazzas.
Kitchen stab:eand carriage house, large oistern. a.
gas fixtures, thrOughort the house. 10 an approved
tenant the rent viii be $40 per month. apply at
THIS OFFICE. ,s+e}.te ~ III, ~ Q ="
vNO RENT. TAE HOUSE No. 10 VER-
NON-STREET. with six rooms and double
piasss. and gas througbout. TO good tenant the
rent viii be twenty dollars per month Inquire at
No. 36 AMHERST-STREET, one door from Nassau
street. street. ~ q yu'ys
TOR RANT. THM COMFOHTABLsc
~ DWELLiNG. No. Doughty.street. within Atty
steps OF the City Railway. Apply at No. las MKET.
TNCA-STRHEr Rent reasonable. INV = .
ITO RENT. TAM PLEASANTLY SIT o..
IL X1ED TWO AND A HALF STORY RESI-.
DKNCE. No. Gadsden street. opposite Wentworth
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAMSAW MILL. l.
June IL a lG :9.iT" --T
ID EAL ESTATE AGENTs, AND OTHERS
AO having houses TO rent, can have their Placards
&C., printed at the loweet rates and IN the newest
and neatest styles Of type, at THE NEWS JOB Of
FOE. No. l40 East Bay i'' 4. e4g5l, et1' *
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Yiss6lutioa Of Gsyartaersbip.

Y epE COpA esTM E m Esrvs.
The oopartnership OF BUHHE q ROHDE ID
snaa Gay dissolved by mutual consent. ROHDR
naOTHEHS assuming all responsibilities or the old
,,...,.... ID. d RoaDE.
TIE UNDERSIGNED BAvE TEIIs DAY VORwED
copartnership under the Arm of ROMDk BROS.
ior general GRAIN. D EED AND AHIST MILL akt
the OLD stand Of BUHRE q RoHDE Nos SEQ Kina
and llt Meeting strsete. H. d. ROHDE.
July7 81 %. RnHDR -
NOElCG.--A1Bs q SEeD. w CLARK RH.
~ TIRES from the mercantlle hra OF GEO. W.
hrm's name will be continued and ueed Ipy afiher
partner for closing up the business I'll
ss5V~3 ST. 1tf GEO. W CLARK Co. }>
No. JIG East Bay.street,
Julye IT 81 m
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"A Jack I'm once.

The Marion Star publishes tho following
impertinent letter to DR.. vampill, tax ool-
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
i UNITED STATES. FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA = EX PARTE JOHN RAINS
pursuance OF an order in this made by his
honor GEO. g. BRYAN, United states judge the
lieu creditors of said Bankrupt hereby notified
to come in and establish their Items before me- at
Newberry, on or before the T1FTEENTH (l5rH) DAY
OF JULY, next. or be debarred from oil benefits Of
the Decree to be made IN this case
@. g. JAEGER, Register in Bankruptcy,
June "a tbs Office at Newber.y T. C.
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for Sate.

Z
EoR SALE Iowa LARGE CHURCH
y ORGAN. contalpine th,r,y-hve sops. A.
A SMALL ,PARLoR oEaAN. containing four
Stops. In handsome Rosewood Case. Apply at
dereorst-street thstusth July
mt "A II KET EARM FOR sAI.M.-A,
1yl FARM ON the King a-street plank road Oooper
River s!de about two miles from the city, contain.
Ing fortysi1 4e acres Of hiahly eultlvated Planting
property; has made this season very fne crop Of
Irish potatoes on IL, and has now N it splendld
For further information and particulars, apply to
JOHN F. O'NEILL & sON,
No. 167 East Bay,
ST!EsAM ENals rs EOK sALs CnEAP.
IL One 4horse Portable ENGINE gs~
~ One s.horsepover ENGINE. in ROOD CONDITION.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO., ~
N9rtnssst corner Meeting and
ATsR e SALE. TlsAT FINS
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 8B. Apply ON
f1EMIsES. thstu January al
A. UCTa0NERRs, ID ax q II n Re TANn
y other jos Printing sxeoeS viz s',nsas nsst
s.; s.: & 'sss
Y 'E3a9iR, 6ALN, OLD NENSPAPwRHI IN
II any quantity. Price 75 cents per hundred.
Rsesi aa' A'
rT,H0MAs TnA C0UNTY, GA, PLANTATION
l. FOR hALE.--I offer for sale q PLANTATION
IN Thomas County. four miles from Thomasviile,
consisting OF twelve hundred and two and o half
acres rst qualify Land, with GOOD Dwelling, ca ins.
Kitchen, Barns, stables Clubhouse. Clio Packing
screw slarksnith shop. &c all uod # GOOD fence;
ave hundred acres cleared, balance heavily tim
3D. There are three hundred acres OF virgin ham.
mock bounded ON the north side by tn ATTAIN 10
aud Gulf Railroad; on the south by the Monticello
roed. and the new railroad from Albany will come
within half o mile Of his Plantation
There In o never-fainn9 creek OF Ane water run.
ming through the Plantation; also eve wells and two
we'll stocked hsh pondson the premises
The place e Known as E.se s,Sswsrd Eoms Place."
ara. @ WA
6 The Mpiss Horses and other Stock. with all the
Wagons and Agricultural smpl"m9 9nss, win be sold
With the place on reasopable terms.
For particulars, apply to
A.6TEvEN8. Augusta. Go. NJ
Or TO A.P. WRIGHT, Thomasvtlle, Ga.
Or I. }. GUILMARTIV d co., Savannah Ga.
p. 6s--Thero are two churches and two schools IN
IAemasyflle, Gs., Ane climate and good netghbors.
Is. y itn9 s.4N 5 }.asts Us t5s ~ t limo
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CE AHlPssUINa AND IaAxRsCUTTIRG.
LADIES AND JHdLDkEN
attended at their residences promptly and ct
~ able rates. d& J..
Send orders 70 w. f. MARGHALL, Barber.
April IL No. 81 Bruad.stroes yup sta4rss)
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G0partafrsbip Notice.

IMITFD PARTNERsAIf....TH UN.
~ DERsIaNED hsve. in accordance with the
Acm OF the General ASS mbly, and under Arn name
OF WILLIAM GORNEY. ana In conformity with the
articles Of agreement OF Limited Partnership bea
Ing date 9Th day OF SEPTEMBER, 1855, expiring this
day. N T' --5 500
1t ia mutually agreed to renew and continue tho
same under said agreement to iune1 1871.
iAigned' MILAN GURNEY. General Partner
llgnedl JAY L. ADAMS, special Partner.
Charleston, 8. o.. June I. 1869.
June6 stuih limo
DANTNERSAEP NUaI. E - THE UN-
Il DERSIGNED have q faIs DAY formed o co.part.
nefship under the Arm mamie of WISS & CO.. for the
pnrrose OF carrying on CnrTtnM FACTORAGE
AND GENERAL COMMISSIONS BU>INsss. .-a
70. ~ WISs. -
NJ 81. vALENTINE.
Charleston. July list. 1869. 8 Ju,ys ~
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Dlantatieu pitters.

THAT ANY SICK MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment of Afty years ayo, must be considered a
proof that human beings are very hard to kill. |
The lancet, calomel. canthardies and drastic pur.
yatives were then the order of tho day The ply.
sican played into the hands Of the apothecary and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning,
live in more rational and conscientious era. The
importance of supporting Nature in it's conflict
with dfsease Is now understood. Complaints In
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with ToMIos
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies of Nature
in it's battles with sickness is
PLANTATION B1TTERs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet
anchor of the feeble and debitated. As q cordial
for the aged and decrepid it has no equal among
stomachics. As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject it is
superseding every other sHmulant and nervine.
Tvo vIC1{c otaot
as q specific in every species Of disorder which un-
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. wherever 1t is introduced it be.
comes standard article medicinal staple. Drug.
eists although their PROFIT upon it is small, And 1t
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries. and for which nobody viii
accept substitute 1t is to-day the most populs,
is advertised it's best advertisement is the bene oal
result which uniformly follows ttause. Every bottle
sold insures the sale OF at least hafa dozen more
UnltAe other smulants It braces and 70 ortifes the
system without exciting undue cerebral actiop.
The cheering effect which It produces upon the
mind is not momentary, but permanent. Thera is
no subsequent depression. It does not, % is the
case with all other stimuli begst craving for ex
4.9, s4 .. .-
oitants. On the other hand. 1t soothes and calsns
the nerves, combining. strange as the anomaly may
seem. the qualities Of sedstve and gentle an odyne
with those ofa tonic and invigorant. The perfect
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WANTED. A WE'LL RECOMMHNDkD
W WHITE GIRL. German preferrcd.) com.
petene seamstresg and Chambermaid. Liberal
ges. Apply at the HILBRRS HOUSE.
July 3 ths2*
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14otiees in Daukruptfs.

I'm THU DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TERM. 1862 THE MATTER OF RICH.
ARD 2. CARPENTER OF CHARLESTON. 4. O.,
BANKRGPTTPETI!I0 ts1l M ION For FULL AND FINAL
hearing be had on the THIRTEENTH D II OF JULY
1862 at Federal Courthouse in Charleston g. O.. and
that al Creditors. &C.. of said Bankrupt appear at
said time and place. and show cause II any they can,
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted. And that the second and thrd meetings OF
creditors Of said Bankrupt will be held at the oice
Of J. @. CARPENTER. Esq, Registrar Of Second
Congressional District y. c.. on ELEVENTH DAY
OF JULY, 1869 at u NJ.
By. order Of the Court, the LIST day of July;
1869. - DANIBL HORLBEuK,
Clerk of the District Court of the United States for
south Carolina. fthW3 July q
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TKyANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUIR ALL
w TIE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
PAPERS, at publsher's rates.
CHARLES @. RICHTER.
April 81 No. 161 Kinr.streat
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NEW GOODS,

~ NEV UVVUSe
kNASL INDIAN MANIOOA. A NEW, AGREEA-
IL BILE, most del lcious and healthy food, used
for Puddings. Jellles. Blanc Mango, Ice Cream,
driddle Cakes, Soups, &C., put up in to- pack
ages, with directions for use.
D Deeiccat'd Cocoanut. for Pies Puddings, Cakes
&c, put up in half tb. packages with directions.
Sweet Oil, French and American in half pints ptnts
and quarts.
Cider and White Wine Vinegar, warranted pure
Fresh Roasted Bio Coffee. Of good quality, at 35c.
p fb.
Just received aud for sale by
CO-OPERA LIVE GROCERY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered free. Nav 28
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| WANTED, A COOK. GOUD REFER.
STREET. a. July
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain and
ornamental. is executed promptly in the neatess
style and ct the lowest Now York prices, at HE
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
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AT r R1VATE E SALE. TIsATI FINM
IA STAND with fixtures Cor Q Grocery. corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 8B. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu JanuSrv Hl
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WANTED, A n1AR WHO rs ACCUSTOM-
w ED 10 the use OF the FILE Inquire at No.
10l BEAUFa IN -SThkRr 81 july
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"a any quantity. Price 75 cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrapp4ng paper that can be ussd. Al.
ply at the 0fdce Of THE NEWS. March l
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1ne -....--- a.-- avs, .-.p..=-..io,,.
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WANTED. AGENTS. FOR THE AMERI.
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
lish and German. by Robert Stewart v. b., OF Miss
The work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
and raising, and the treatment OF horses and mules
both in sickness and heath. It has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address q. r. VEN
Publisher, Cincinnati, O. 6mo% March 10
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VXIANTED, BY GGNTLEMAN AND
w Vile. SMALL HOUSE, or part or q House,
having three or four rooms and kitchen, near the
Battery Address. stating terms. L.. Box No. $50,
July
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WANTED. A GOOD COOK AND WASH
W. ER, tor q smell family. REFEREE ces required.
Apply at the CORNER OF HAYNE AND MEET. NG
SIkEEIS. 2N mi
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W. q T ID ID IMMEDlATELY, TWO
w HUNDRED HANDS. to work ON the Macon
and Brunswick Railroad; thirty dollars per month
and radons: transportation furnished. Apply to
l. Z. WEsTERVELT, No. % Broad.street.
Julv7
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WANTED. "A WOMAN, WITHOUT ANY
w incumbranoe, to Cook and Wash for Q family
good Recommendation will be required. Apply at
oc,a NO. 1870 M!EEsIINa-sTREET as fourth door above
GEORGE east side. Juy7
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H. & HI. w. CATHERWQOD'S
EXTRA FINE PURE OLD

MONON GAHELA HISKIES.
IN ORDER TO FACII ITATE THE SUPPLY OF
Il OUR PURh OLD mONONGAHELA RYE WHIS-
South, we have appointed Messrs II. GERDTS l.
20. our Agents, VINO by this arrangement, are en-
abled to supply the trade at prices which will insure
sausfactono II. 81. w. CATHERWOOD.
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NOR SALE Low, "A LARGE CHURCH
n ORGAN, contaipine thlrty-hve s.ops. 81.
-, SMALL PARLOR oEGAN, containing fou
Stops. in handsome Rosewood Case Aoply a
JOHN BAKERS ORGAN Factory, No. Is Van
dere eorst-sreet thstusth July
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FLOl II.
400 BBLs FAMILY" SUPER AND
4VO "FINE" FLOUR.
For sale by T. j. KERR & co
June rs
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-07-15
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A Singular Fact.

The peach was originally poisoned
almond lis ilcshy parts We're used
to poison arrows, and the truiC was
tor this purpose introduced into
Persia. The transportation and cult
yation, how ever, not only removed
its poisonous qualities, hut produced
the delicious fruit we now enjoy.
We take the above from the Wa
verify Magazine OF the 30,h OF January.
1869 We have often heard it said
that planting OF a peach-stone on this
island, would produce the almond,
such as may be seen IN the Custom
House grounds, on this island, and in
several Of tn yards occupied by citi-
zons.
We are willing to be qualified on
cath that some eighteen months ago We
planted two peaeh-stones as an ex-
pertinent tor raising the peach Oh this
island: We now have i'll lieu Of the
peach the coarse hard-stoue ain ond,
similar TO those above mentionod.-
We are not aware OF any POISONOUS
qualities in this almond, although we
have heard of children having died
from the effect of eating them, which
might have occurred from having
eating almost any other garden lrnit III
excess. We have eaten the fruit our
self without even having been poisoned.
Can any o. our friends throw light
upon the suhict?.