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SINGULAR FATALITY IN JUDGEsHrP.-The first
judicial appointment that came under Mr. Grants
administration-that to the United States District
Court for the district OF lndana--would seem to be
fatal one. for four mount Of the position have
died within few years. and three OF them within
very short time after their appointment. ledge
Elisha Huntington was the bench at the time OF
MI. Llncolns Inauguration. but died early In his ad
miuistration. Mr.. Lincoln then appointed Caleb %.
Smith 10 the vacancy because Mrs. Lincoln had in
sisted that this gentleman, wno was Secretary OF the
Interior, should be driven out OF the Cabinet Upon
Judge Smiths demise Albert s. White. formerly
member of Congress from Lafayette, received the
Appointment, but he lived TO enjoy the position only
a very short time. Then Judge David Mcdonald, the
lately deceased incumbent. was elevated to the
bench.-ChicdgO Times, August %.
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Escape OF the Assn ssin.

from the ST. Louis Democrat August al
aetai. an"hes Horrible rhine When IN cool afro
city, stands unparalleled, as no sufficiently exciting
cause existed Tor even the retention OF ordinary pas
diabolical:-
SPRINGFIELD, No., August "A, 1862
Among the many violence which have occurred
In Southwest missouri within the month past which
will heard of with thousands or the people
Of the country On last Saturday night t2st in after
begin, man named jacob kyon was eonscssd
% s concert. Lake Kyon out Of The canvas. and
w ~: KyS sySVf and
% k HS ps,nsd 10
a1Cr 70 o wss s 'Ss Win ~
owed the purpose shot Mr. Lake through The body near
the heart, Death snsued in fey minutes In the excite
thousand dollars reward offered for b. .pprsacp.on
Kyon easily snown ey inc i1 nM s hs
hat hos light brown hair rcd face and bis right eye
sos much di.asred about that eye. Ho was msmosr Of
ME Twony fourth Missouri Volunteers and lives about ten
miles southeast OF CRANKY.
From an extra OF the Southwest Independent L.
sued 81 CRANKY the ed, we gather the further n
tegence given below
After Kyon put out Is said he made several threats
that he wou kill Lake " he could get revolver few
minutes after this kiyon came up 70 The doereeeper end
willing 70 white e. b: Va. n .hs
sss s Isss
slipped among the crowd at the door Just at this
been difficulty, that had been drnwnl came
up from inquired who had that revolver" Mr..
Lake Immediately replied that he mad II, and would de-
liver up tomorrow morning TO the proper authority
While they talking Marshal Bailey and Mr. Thomp'
son were standing facing MT Lake, not three feet from
him Kiyop approached from behind Thompson
and throwing his revolver over Ihompsons right shoulder
sot Mr. Lake. the ball entering about three noes above the
right nipple, coursng apparently downward toward the
hest Mr. Lake staggered few yards aud then fell down
on MS nsnds anu ead, any God boys nun kiedcarry me
borne lie was Immediately carried TO bis room m the
sonnWesern Hotel but expired almost ss soon a. II was
reacned ~ Tho moment the shot nrod panic seemed
W lnect tne pysiandeH and they all scattered kyon im
mouhey uined and ma he did his foot caught
one oil the guy ropes and threw him upon his hs
up and disappeared.
IL seems utterly incomprehensblc with bystanders
about ana the Marshal looking on with the des-
pcrado tumDinR among the guy ropes that he was
allowed To escape. We can readiy understand tn,
excitement ana horror following the deed amouf
the good people OF CRANKY Funeral services wer,
90 be held on Monday by The Odd Fellows or WHOM
Afr. Lake was one. The reward OF 81 600 IL oGlerce
by Mra. Agnes Lake, ana we trust the inhumat
scoundrel who aid this deed win DO speedily arrest
ed Mr.. Lake was well known Ia So. Louis, whcr,
he hos many friends.
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tiles on Monday morning. The raugc in the market
during the week is shown in the table,

Foreign exchange closed weak, owing to the light
demand for bits. Sight sterling was quoted ut 1924
ITO ana sixty days at l094 lo9,s.
southern securities were dull and without special
interest or feature.
whNe the stock market was In the main dull as
10 the number Of transactions prices were lrr egiar
aad Illustrations quite frequent. The 'bearish"
feeling was strong at the opening, owing to the
previous unfavoraOlc bank statement. but gave way
to a "oulp' movement IN the middle OF the week,
arising out OF heavy purchases OF New YORK. Central
ana Hudson River, based on expectations that the
consolidation scheme was near at hand. Erie now
came upon the CARPET on the discovery that the
Lake Shore line mad chosen its line for the through
route between New York ana Chicago, aud consider
able excitement prevailed III consequence. At
the same tine New York Central led In down.
ward movement and the general list sympathized.
Al the close OF the week the bank statement caused
reaction, and prices were better. In the mscel,a-
ueOus railways New Jersey Central aud Pittsburg
were the features for their great activity. Tho fol-
lowing were the closing street prices Saturday even.
ing:-Cumberand, SO; Adams Express, SO q s.;
Wells Fargo Express, IL 81; American Express,
Ss's 81; United States Express, 90 "a; Merchants
Union Express, ION bid; Canton, IS go; Pacific
Mall S0H SOY; Mariposa, 7 q sh; do. preferred
IL 10; Western Union Telegraph. 81 o a71s; New
ierred, % 60H; Hudson River, 1s4x 1856; liar
lem l61 1872; Reading 95X q 96zI; Milwaukee
and st. Pau, 7sk 7oA; do. preferred. sT1k SIX;
Toledo, Wabash and western, s2< bid; Fort Wayne
ss>l seK; Ohio and Mississippi, SIX 32,l; Michi
gan Central, l2sh 1870; Michigan Southern. 1861 o
1861; Illinois Central, l271i bid; Cleveland and
PittsburR, lo7 lo7&; Rock Island, 114X o 114x;
Northwestern, sa)s Sa>4; DO. preferred, s5>a q
95X.
On Tuesday last Fort Wayne was quoted ex divi.
dend the books OF the company then closing for the
purpose OF calling In the old stock. amounting to
t11. 100000. aud issuing therefor new certificates to
the extent Of 49, 7l4,2s5 to be guaranteed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. by the terms Of
the lease OF this road to the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company the latter company agree to paw an annual
rental for the term Of 900 years. OF ST. O0o in
quarterly instruments Of sS45,0o0 each, viz on the
LIST days OF April, July, October and January. this
amount TO be paid to the stockholders Of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company.
free OF government State taxes or any other la
bility or encumbrance. The rental capitalized equals
the sum for which the new certificates are to be
issued and upon these certificates regular quarterly
dividends OF ~ per cent, free Of government tax,
are to be paid.
The earnings OF the Ogdensburg and Lake Cham
plain Railroad for the years ending March 81, 1868
and 1860 were as folIoWs.-
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Wheat dub Irregular and lower though closing rather
more steady. Steamer wheat (soft No. sprng) nom
nal nj 81 III ~ The sales about 10000 bushels, At
vi AZ 81 ~ for good No spring, ~ 40 for Nos aud
mixed II Is for Southern Illinois winter ~ 81 "a for
for amber Tennessee 6S for new white Kentucky No.
Chicago rprng private terms u " for white Michigan
Southern and 81 % for white Genese Corn scarce
al l0 81 IS for unsound ~ 81 20 for sound deiv
VI Nt In store ior high mxei, nearly yellow 81 'H
for white Western IN Store and 81 "a for white Southern
Oats wers steady Sales lOo bushels at 6c S5c rye
dun and rrcoa heavy Small sales new State
made AZ VI ls Barley and barley malt still duh snd
nominal
FRsIenrsThe market was only moderately active, hut
rates all ports firm. The engagements were
To Liverpool - 500 bushes wnea, at 3D. 500 bos nour at "
3d. per steamer 5000 boxes cheese 4Os 800 boxes ba
con 35s,he asking rate for grain l0d 10 Lonion
lbU1 bushels wheat NJ 3D. To Bristol bushels wheat
al SID and 800 bbs flour Al 2s 3D. The charters "A
North German brig TO Brazil with about 200 bills 1our at
81 10 Dbl and per cent prinase lark TO Cork for or
des with 500 quarters Msin at So 3D., u 70 direct p9'
to Cork for orders al 6s Sd q to direct port o. sd
GUHStrs quiet, and heard OF no further sales.
Prices steady however, at I7c ike for bags, and
$50 sSIc. for cloth.
HAy.--Tho market Quiet hut prices steady ~
zoe SOC for shipping Soc u u for retail lots; VI al 10
for long rya straw, and Soc. QUO. for short 40.
nops. The demand was still gh', AMI the market was
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Angus, zs--6 N.
CorrEr.The demand for Rio light aud VIC heard of
OF moment, bu, price. steady OF Maracaibo
bags sold private OF other descriptions
there were no sales.
CorToN.-Tbc business in this staple small the de.
nand from all being light, but with very light offer
ngs the market was steady and firm. The sales s62
bales Of which 518 for spinning 2ss speculation
For fi delivery the market quiet but prices
steady Sales $50 baee basis low mddn, for November at
23c 100 do for January AZ 28 snd 0do for October
private erns We append the cirrent auotstions'
IoJi NevO risdGs
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FLOUR AND GRAlH..Rscelpis, s,7vs bbs lou, $3.50
and $50 malt. The -four market generally dull and
heavy there fair inquiry for low grades OF
State Shipment and considerable eAles made
spot arrive part last nsh mainly at 80 50 the Gales
were about $1,000 bts OF which about $1,000 bills for
shpmont mostly arrive California -four sl dull
and nominal. southern -four was only moderately sought
after pces generally heavy saes x2b bbs Rye
lou waa duh and heavy quotations; the sales
$50 bbls Corn meal firm, with sales Of 800 pbls. Ba
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al for week.. ..$5, sO4, 1lS

Total for week.. ,s04, 1tS $1,07G. s2s
The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January J. 1899, compare with the corresponding
periods In the two preceding years as foll0ws:--
For TIE tCeet, 1867. 1868. 1862
Entered at port. $3,311,31t S3126.200 $a511,ssI
Thrown on market 3,628,oto S,33s,3ll 3I4a,s20
,yt,ace Jan. J.
Entered az port. 0s,S20,s14 55.a5a27, ss,07asss
Thrown on market 67,563,1s7 5o,275,2oi Co. 2sss44
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The Western Pacific Railroad Company expect to
complete their road from Sacramento to Oakland,
opposite San Francisco, by the 9th OF September.
The July products Of some Of the Lake Superior
copper mines were as follOws:-Pewabc, SO tons
l31 pounds; Franklin, rs tons 535 pounds quincy
June, $50 tons 1850 pounds; Knowlton, tons
l4ss pounds; Evergreen bluff, 10 tons 5sa pounds;
Ridge. IS tons 9o4 pounds.
Annexed is comparative statement showing the
shipments Of specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods in 1865
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Marrleds
HRD-Wns0N.--On MONDAY, August %, by the
Rev. u. G. Putney, EDMUND BIRD TO SARAH WILSON,
both OF this city,
MIIrER-SwITzER.-In this city, hy the Few. d. RI.
Macisc, II. D., RoBEHT MILLER TO Miss MkH0EEETrA
b. SwiTZgE, daughter OF Andrew swtzer.
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SuboiDed is the total valuation OF foreign imports
at the port of New York for the week ending August
81, compared with the previous week.
August 20. august 81.
Dry goods. ............... so, 4ll,bl $3,57l,ssI
General merchandise. 3,3D2,G04 3,504,9al
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Total. s64,37o,lA s24, ss2,445
The specie exports from New York since January
to date In the aforementioned years have been as
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BoNACrN.--On Sunday, August 20. ANN. daughter
OF Edward aud Mary Donacum, In the 18th year OF
her age.
The friends aud relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence Of her pa
rents, 40s Thirty street. between Ninth and
Tenth avenues, on Tuesday afternoon Q. woQclock.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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Georgia Never Tire.

The Washington Ch'0"icle Of yesterday
says, that the order promulgated on Friday.
assigning General Terry to duty as Military
Commander of Georgia, remands that State
to the condition occupied under the oil Re-
construction acts, and is signed under au-
thoritv derived from them. The adminiStra-
ton, according to the Chronicle, conStrucs
the recent acts OF Congress OH the subject
to be ga virtual repeal of all laws passed
:'since the first organization Of the State
government after the war.
1t is nothing new for Congress TO claim
absolute power to change, by simple ell
actment, an independent State into q mill
tary province, or military province into n
radically Independent State: hut in the case
of reconstructed Georgia, the dominant par
ty have not even the poor excuse which jus
tilted their conduct toward the whole OF the
Southern States, at the time OF passing the
Reconstruction measures. Georgia, as the
Nation distinctly states, "has been already
"admittcd to the Union. under solemn act
"of Congress, or. in other words. "n0er a
"pled,ye Of tie Aaiion, after havin% formally
"fulfllei all the conditions eXactei OF herb
"the original Reconstructions acts And
now the supporters of the Georgia bill claim
that the State is not in the Union, because
her senators have not been admitted 10 their
places in the Senate; something. Us the NJ
ton says, that might happen TO New York
tomorrow. Because the senators have
not taken their seats, Congress overturns
the State Government, pats the people
"under martial law. and imposes fresh
"terms of reconstruction.
Certain it is that the Radicals will make
nothing out of Georgia by their latest out
rage. They may, with the assistance OF
Federal bayonets, hold down the people Tor
q time, but as soon as the troops are with
drawn, Georgia will be Just as much white
mans country as it is this day. The white
people OF Georgia cannot be overcome by
legion of Bullocks and Browns. and, if they
were minority instead of majority, they
have dash enolgh AMI plucS emo lYh 10 give
them the control of III, State, and nerve
enough anil rains eno lgh 20 ltep it.
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peril Of his own life. Others speedily joined. and
the unconscious girl was finally dragged out
from the jaws OF death by the stalwart arms of
The assembled miners, almost dead with cold
nd crushed by the falling timbers. Mrs.
Rough heard the alarm of danger, rushed into
he street to ascertain the cause, and could have
saycd herself but ran back to rescue her aged
~ her; in another moment the earth opened its
jaws and received them both. The miners, to
the number OF fifty or sixty. arc working day and
night searching for remaining bodies, but they
have difficult and dangerous labor before them.
The ground gives unmstaSablc evidence that
another falng in may be expected.
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THE Union Times exposes the false state

THE Union Times exposes the false state
ments made by Constable Hubbard in re-
gard to Union County. 1t says ''Now
'this man Hubbard, knows nothing about
"Union. II he does. then he deliberately
''wrotc what he knew to bG false Union has
'been. since the war, IA free from crime OF
''every sort rs any county OF like size we
will venture 10 say, in America. II Hub
'.bard did not know this. he should have
s'known it. But what matters it? Union
''votes Democratic, and will have Demo-
'.cratic representation in the next Leglsla-
'turc; hence Scott &c Hubbard must adopt
..cytreme measures to save TO the COUNCILS
''of the State such intelligent statesmen us
''Hyram Duncan, Simon Farr, June Mobley
land sam Knucklcs-who can actually sign
'their names. but only this and nothing
.'mOrc
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CONSTABLE HUBBARD has in Union County
four deputies, who have made seven arrests
for petit and grand larceny. The Horny
Ncws says ''These seven arrests will cost
ethe State over $4,000, and we bet high there
.swill not be three out OF the seven con-
tycted"
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TIE New York Tribune urges the ap-
pontmcut of some thoroughly capable ana
thoroughly trustworthy Southern lawyer to
the Supreme bench, in place OF Attorney
General Hoar. and adds: - Among MEM
"bers OF the bar at the South, we recall
.'some whose reputation as lawyers before
the war was Of the best, and who through
"the whole fiery trial held fast their inteS-
GRITTY. Among these worthy representa-
"tives OF the land that gave birth 10 Petl-
s.eru. we feel sure the administration may
&" find one TO lis liking
To whom does the IiSbune refer:
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THE Sumter IFatchm"n s"ts forth i'll
strong terms the shameful character oi tr
special tax proposed to be assessed on Sum-
ter County, to indemnify Robertson, DuBose
& Co., for the destruction Of their stores by
the so-called X. X. X, and makes the point
that such tax is forbidden by the Constitu-
ton of the State.
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TIE Horny Ne,rs has no faith in Chief
Constable Hubbard's criminal statistics, and
says: Mr. Hubbard swells his arrests by
quitting down thirteen in the County OF
..Horry, twelve for larceny and one for as
sault with intent to kill. Now We TO not
"mean to say that Mr.. Hubbard lies, but
..no such thing happened in this county
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TIE platform of the party which will carry
the next State elections. will have but one
plank. and this, according to the Union
Times, is: "OppoStion to official plumber
"and rascality."
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THERE are now in Horny Jail, eight pris-
oners who have been arrested and placed
there by the sheriff and his deputies, at
cost to the State OF Sl0j0.
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VNO RENT. THAT LARGE AND ELE-
CANT MANSION, No. IS Mceting-strcet, with
extensive Lot and Garden, located In one OF the
best and ho0thiest situations Of the city, anu iur-
nshcd with all the modern improvements anu
cOuvenienccs Possession given on first OF Jaiu-
ary, 1870 Apply 10 MORDECAl & CO., No ITO
East Bay. octl. III
VNO RENT, A LARGE AND WE'LL
finished Store. four (l rooms attached, at
the corner of Coming and Radcliffe streets Ap.
ply to JOHN II. DEvEREuX, Architect, corner
Broad and Church streets dec20
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NOR SALE. STEAM PORTABLE
u CRCSS-CUT OR WOOD SAVING MA.
CHIMES. Kings patent, suitable for cutting cord
wool. shingles, slaves or c'apboarh blocks, ana
particularly adapted 10 the wants OF railroads.
wood contractors wood yar;,, saw mill, and lnln.
Der men generally. For this machine We claim
precedence over anything Of the Kind ever a.
tempted. All parties interested AMI the puhic
are invited 10 see this machine in operation daily
from IL o'clock \. NJ. to 7. NJ. ut the Artesian
Wen Lot, corner Meeting AMI Wentworth streets.
State or County rights, or single machines Tor
sale. Apply to CAMERON, BAHkLEf co.
tlTc3 lnlO
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CGn0 for Sale.

NOR SALE OR RENT. AN EXCELLENT
COTTON PLA%TATlON wihin two miles OF
Florence cOntanniug So acres. most oi Which
Is cleared nnd uudcr fence, with :: comfortable
dwelling AMI all necessary 0ntbuil'ilngi. Apply
to T.. 4. LAW, Darlington Courthouse.
tlptoS Il
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DUILDING LOTS IN AIKEN, :. c.
Id For sale 10 ELIGIBLE LOTS. in the Town ol
Aiken, situated, on Grccnvillr street. AIS" $40
Acres OF Wood Land. small nrliun cleared. with
houses on it and good well Of wafer. Eu' terms
&C.. apply To Colonel ". i. FINLEY, Alien. :. C..
tlcc2l iu.,f
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NOR RENT. THE HIGHLY CULT

NOR RENT, THE HIGHLY CULTINA-
IL TED FARM Known rs C0BURGll situated
in st. Andrews Parish. about one mile from the
New Bridge with good landings on Wappoo Cut !;
will be rented on moderate terms. Sixty acres
have been highly manured and thoroughly ditch
cd the three past years. The lands are strong
and productive. The mules, cart and farming
implemcnts are all in good condition. and can he
obtained OH reasonable terms, together with II
quantity of manure. Apply 10 JAMES MCCABE
at Calhoun Cotton Press, near Broad street.
ipc25 s2luth,
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NOR sI.pDR RENT. 4 PLANTATION

II situated Oh the Ashley River i few miles
from the city, containing about one hundred
acres, one.haT cleared, Will comfortable dwell
ing and necessary ouibuiIgS. II not S"d by
the 10Th instant, the owner M!i l'r Wli.;nE 10 lri
the premises 10 Il rcpuii>i1ic parry with Stllll
CAPITAL. TO hc plaEic,! nn shares. For uiihcr IL.
formation apply to lcniinE's Wharf, south oi
,,.Ihuuu sIr,.rr ,icr,
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educational.

CCHOOL.-AIISS PHILLIPS RESPECT
- FULLY informs the pubc that the duties OF
her School will he reSEined the 81 OF January;
Everything taught in English for 81. Additional
for extras. Piano TAXI with tho progress anu
morals OF pupils. Also Night School for Youths:
TERMS ST. Please apply northeast corner oi
AnSOn and Society streets. dcc2l tulhli
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60 Rent.

TJNO RENT, SMALL FARM (EPSOM,) 80
miles from Charleston; railroad AMI water
communication. Rent moderate. Apply 10
HENRY DEAS. Jr., Attorney 1T Law, No. ~
Broad street. ucc-o
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Cost uu0 Gonn0.

r OST YESTERDAY AFTERNOON FROM
No. 1913 Calhoun street, q White and Yellow
SETTER BITCH In good order; answers 10 the
name OF ''Bcll" The finder will hc rewarded hy
leaving same at BlSSELLS, llascl street.
dpc1S of
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STRAYED, ON THE EVENING OF TIE
- 24th OF December, from No. - I.cgarc street.
a white and yellow Greyhound SLUT. named
Nellie. a reward will be pail for her delivery.
1rCIS II