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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

.- 81 inf er.t Dieporiss6amburse:
gabn ibt einen mddtiseu GinFub au1
Manitert aus. i / IS werpen Yiele sroe<1
arti9e ,,eue 0ebdupen aufsefiibrt Wm'
rem SerratiizIbpr, uoldbf Der neue
8abnbof aneeleet ii, tperoen mir tatp
cine srobe @eiddfts<Stact baben. 11toQ'
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zen pcie, BersilAz Mdrfil9e 8abu Der T,
&Slns Winpener abwenois eema@+ Der
lebteren wteper ;ufauen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

Sscbe Sem, Der Mer9ernif 9ibt.
vy}ebmet Gud in Ndt pas ibr &eiz
neu spn pielen gSlcir&n serins abtet
.Denn-i -id iaee eud: ibre GnSsl im
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
YARIETIES.

An advertisement in tho London Tcle-
graph announces 'spartlal board in house
kept by lady and her daughter. BusIcs md
boats convenient.
Not long ago foundlihg in Philadelphia
was sent to tile hospital, which leads phil
osophical reporter to remark that "babies nrc
like tooth brushcs-every one wants his own"
Two persons are Mt law about tho custody
Of the key OF Sunday school library in In
diana. Tho costs have already reached the
valuo Of three hundred and thirty .thrce keys
The latest from England is that a. subscrlp-
tlon Is being taken to erect q monument to
Adam, the father of mankind, to be located on
tho supposed site Of tho Garden of Eden, In
MesopotanIa.
IA Chinaman in California thinks that when
one man is hit by another and the assailant Is
fined twenty dollars, the money ought to go to
the hit man instead of tho government. This
Is the way they do things in China. /,
The boot-blacks or San Francisco claim q
place among the trades. They have nice rooms
and do good business. Two different shops
claim the United States championship Of, the
noble art Of boot -blacking, and both propric-
tors wear belts with g. champion Of the
United States, \ engraved thereon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
FRIGHTFUL STEAMBOAT DIsLsTEH
AND LOSS OF LIFE.

ST. LOUIS, October 2s.
The steamer Stonewall was burned yesterday,
forty miles above Cairo. or the crew and pas.
sengers, numbering two hundred and fifty, but
forty odd were saved The vessel left st. Louis on
Tuesday evening for New Orleans heavily laden
with passengers, horses, mules, hay and other
freight She Was burned to the water's edge An
heavily laden that she could not reach nearer than
enc hundred yards OF the shore. Great confusion
aad terror prevailed with about 200 cabin and deck
passengers on board, a large proportion being
women and children. The famcs spread rapidly
and scores OF men jumped into the water and at
eenpted to swim TO the shore, aud nearly all were
lost. The pilot, engineer, stokcr, carpenter, and
fsrty y-four passengers are known to be saved.
The captain, clerks and other officers ard many
passengers, are known to be lost. All the books
and papers OF the boat were lost, as were all the
cattle and other freight. Many persons died after
reaching the shore from exposure, and the women
and children were lost, nearly all being burnel
70 death. The conduct OF tho passengers and
officers is said to havo been heroic Such an ap.
palling scene has not been witnessed OIL the Mis-
sissippi for many years. The saved were kindly
cared for by The officers OF the Belle Memphis and
were carried to st. Louis. Tic second engineer
81 the stonewall makes the following statement:
The alarm was given at 8:3o, and in ten min
utes tlrc boat was In sheet OF amcs every person
had deserted her; a that were lost were drowned
and none were burned. or eleven women OH
board but three were saved. hit one Jnwl wns
seen and that was taken possession OF by some
deck passengers. The last seen OF Captain Scott
he was floating down the stream oil u log The peo-
pie at Eeety's saw light and FASTENED TO assist.
gcntlcmau from Paducah, Kentucky swan
lahore with y lady, and at>her entreaty returned
10 save her child. In swimming ashore he was
TO shake him OH: Fulkcrson, the pilot, and the
carpenter, were The only ones OF the crcw saved.
Another abatement is that the nrc originated
from candle which the deck passengers had
near some hay Willie playing cards. The steamer
was run ON gravel bnr, the pilot snpposing that
'he passengers could wade ashore on the bar; Int
az the end runs slough and here tile larger
number were drowned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
SPARKS FRoH THE WIRES.

II was showing yesterday in Philadelphia.
Pendleton is appointed president OF the Ken
lucky Central Railroad
Tho New Orleans City authorities arc after the
bakers with sharp stick about the weight OF
bread.
The case of the privateer Cuba drags on slowly
at Wilmington. The evidence was closed yester-
day, and the argument begins to-day.
brilliant meteor, with rumbling sound and
sulphurous smell, passed over Dayton, Ohio, Wed.
ncsday night. At the same hour an enormous
meteor passed over Forest Station, moving east.
ward. 1t rcscmblcd locomotive headlight, and
moved with n booming roar. 1t shook houses,
broke windows and awoke people. There were
three heavy explosions. .t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
NEVS FROM .YIRaINIA.
RicIrMoSp, octo,,c

RICHMOND, October 2s.
Colonel John Burke. Inspector OF Internal
Revenues ]. r. Dustcs, VIM. N. Justls, AMI II. F.
Valentine, tobacco manufacturers, were arrested
last night, charged with consplrlng 10 defraud
the revenue by means OF counterfeit tobacco
stamps. All were baIlct, for trial.
The detectives last night captured eight trotls-
and dollars worth OF counterfeit tobacco stamps
The Richmond Theatre was sold today for
thirty-four thousand dollars to Mrs. Elizabeth Ma
gill, OF New York.
The Agricultural Fair grounds are fast filing
up; there arc already four hundred OF horse and
cattle on the ground, though the fair docs not
commence until Tuesday. The mineral depart
ment, building nifty fcot long, Is already nearly
full OF specimens; n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
THE MArIoMAL cAPIrAE.
Tho Southern Cotton Crop-OmcinI Es-
Tho Trouble In North Carolina, SO.
[srIcIAL rHLnonAM TO THE NEWS ]

(srECIAL THLRoRAN TO TIE NEws.l
wAsnrNuToN, October 2s.
The Agricultural Bureau today issued the fol-
lowing report on the cotton crop: "Thc OF cot
ten under cultivation was Increased last spring
fully sixteen per cent. Moro than q million OF
acres mcrc added to the cultivated area Fertili-
zers wcrc literally used in the Atlantic States,
and improved implements were to some extent
employed. These facts were taken rs sure indi-
cations OF a largo crop. As the season pro-
grcsscd serious drawbacks appeared. 1t can
net be denied that the loss by the
drought has been severe In the Caro-
Anas and Georgia, greatly reducing the yield on
HI upland soils of medium depth and quality,
scusing the blooms and young bolls to fall, stop
ping tho growth of tho plant, anu forcing into too
early maturity the more advanced bolls. In Ar
kansas and other portions OF the Southwest the
plalt was also injured by the very hot weather in
August. The caterpillar ana boil worm commit
Ted dcpredatlons in some sections, destroying
here anu there half the crop OF n county. But
tnoir ravages were by no means general and nj
most universally later than last year The picking
will bo greatly reduced In quantity and picking
season will be over unusually early, except on
plantations short OF labor Detailed and com.
plete estimates OF tho aggregate yield have not
yet been completed. There is no reason to be-
Hove, from an examination OF tho October re-
ports, that the preliminary and conditional cstI-
mate heretofore made tof 275o 600 balcs) the only
one made this season-newspaper reports to the
contrary notwths tanding-can be exceeded. In
Ne next report win be given detailed summary
q tho yield after the final reports are received
and carefully cxamincdn
Tho Postmaster. Generals report, now being
prepared, shows that the expenditures OF the
and receipts nearly one million more than last
year, allowing deficiency OF over one million
dollars for the present year.
Private dispatches from North Carolina indi-
cate that government troops will be sent there
tRoh. xHR ASSOCIATED PRHss.l
WASHINGTON, October 2s.
There are rumors OF q heavy pressure for further
postponenent Of tho elections in Mississippi and
Texas.
The Court OF Claims has adjourned to tho first
Monday in December.
Ar. Low, Of California, Minister to China, is
here for Instructions.
Tho Executive Committee of tho Union League
are here trying to raise fund to aid the eXtrem-
bats Of Mississippi.
More than one million acres have been added to
mo area cultivated for cotton.
Virginia tobacco win pay three millions OF tax
tais year. SO
Lawyers regard II as certain that Ycrger viii
be brought to tho bar OF the Supreme Court.
The President has ordered that all communica-
tons relative to Executive business shnli be pre-.
sented to the appropriate departments, or no at
tcntisn will be paid to them.
Secretary Fish has issued q notice that no va.
sancies exist abroad in the state Department.
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EUROPE.
Illness of
:. Pcnbody-Paris Quiet
Tairs In Spain.

Illness OF :. Pcnbody-Paris Quiet
FAIRS In Spain.
LONDON, October 28.
Mr.. Peabody is seriously i'll. His recovery is
considered doubtful.
The Dublin Fcnian Amnesty Association have
passed resolutions rcgretting Gladstoncs refusal
TO release the Fenians, and resolving to continue
the agitation and form local associations through
out the country.
PARIS, October as.
Tic city continues tranquil. The Emperor
visited the Theatre Francais yesterday.
MADRID, October 2s.
The ministerial crisis is ever; all parties have
agreed to postpone differences. Carmc, the in-
surgent leader, is condemned to death.
BRUSSELS, October 28.
The elections Of deputies show decrease OF
ministerial strength.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
funeral Not,rcs.

y@s-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqnaintances OF Mrs. LAURENIA BRADON and
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fields, and Mr. md Mrs.
John s. Ancrum, are respectfully invited to ut
tend the Funeral Of the former, at the Norris
street baptist Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at haIf-
past 2 O'Clock. oct2D
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29

@DTIIE SECRET OF BEAUTY LIES
in tho usc Of HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM for tho
complexion.
Roughncss, redncss, blotchcs, frecklcs, sun
burn and tan disappear where It Is applied, and
beautiful complexion Of pure, satin-like texture s
obtained. Tie plalnest features ore made to glow
with hcalthful bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember IIagan's Magnolia Balm Is the thing
that produces these effects, and any lady can sc.
cure it for rs ceuts at any OF our stores
To preserve and dresG the hair use Lyon's Ka.
thalron. oot27 wfm1mo
G8- THREE MONTHS
after date application Will be made to the Bank OF
Charleston for renewal Of the following CERTIRI.
OATES, for forty.hve whole and forty-four half
Shares OF the capital stock Of said Bank, standing
in the name of DR.. ALFRED RAOUIi, the original
Scrip having been destroyed by fire:
No. 6g1o for : Shares.
No. 6s1e for Shares.
No. 1918 for 2s Shares. T
|. No. 7096 for 10 shares.
|. No. 7221 for Share, ~
And No. Ioa1 for forty.fsur hal Shares. ~
oct1s 1anaos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
TIE ELECTION IN ABBEVILLE.
SPECIAL rELEonAn TO TnH NKws.l

IsPEcIAL TELEGKAM TO THB NEws.l
COLUMBIA, October IS.
NE received this afternoon the first returns
from the Aubevlllc election. At Abbevile Court
house there were $40 votes polled as follows:
Gufln, Radical, $50; Sullivan Radical, $50; Brad
Icy, Democrat, ATS; Mcdonald, Democrat, 277;
majority ls 20l. disturbance Is said to have &C.
CURED ut Calhouns Mills, but there was no blood
shed. The negroes were thoroughly organized.
No election was held at the Lowndesyille box be-
manager 1t is doubtful how the district has
gone.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
NEVIS FROaf CU8A.

, HAVANA, October 2S.
THE Spanish steamers Plzarro and Asturias
have gone to Nassau, N. p, looking after the
steamer Lillian.
Serious frasds have beon discovered In the
bonded warehouses. Tho Judge OF tho Supreme
Court; the Treasurer and tho Captain General are
personally investigating the matter.
z The furniture In the palace OF senor Aldamas
was sold at auction by the government to-day.
Tho insurgepr General Cavado has issued an
order TO high snbordlnstes to burn corn.aelds sa
sooa as the cape is dry.
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&T G H A r L E S TON COUNTY-IN
e Q U T Y LAWRENCE = w. o'HEAR and
CHARLES M. DIESEL, and his wife; vs. ANNA
F. 0'HRAR, Adm'x., ana ANNA II. OHEAR.
EH'x, ct ai.-Notcc to Crcditors.-In pursuance
Of an order in tho above cause, to me directed
by the Hon. II. b. CARPENTER Circuit Judge,
hereby give notice to all creditors OF the late
JAMES 0'HEAR to present aud prove their claims
before me, on or before the PIRsr DAY OF OCro.
BEi NRxT. NJ. L. WILKINS,
July % lew =.
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THE SAINTS IN not WATER.

ST. LOUIS, No., October 2s.
Intelligence frsm Salt Lake Indicates serious
schism in the Mormon Church. Stenhouse edi-
tor OF the Salt Lake Telegraph, and for many
years brigham Young's most staunch supporter,
heads the detection Ills daughter Il one Of Brig
ham Young's Bon Joseph's wives.
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Tho poet Bryant counse.s a young con-
trlbutor 10 tho Post as follows .fMy young
ricnd, observe that you have. used several
French expressions In your arfcle think
II you VIII study the English language, that
Ideas you may have. ! have always found Il
so, and In all that have writtenJ do not re-
call On instance where was tempted to,use q
foreign word, but that, on searching, I found q
better one In my own language" q +
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MANS SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARLESTON BBANCE, No. "a BROAD STREET.
Money deposited on or before November 18th
will draw interest from November Ist.
oct2s II NATHAN RITTER, Cashier.
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