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EUROPE.
THE CONDUCT OF NAPOLEON WITH REGARD TO THE
LEGISLATIVE BODY.

THE CONDUCT OF NAPOLEON WITH REGARD TO THE
LEGISLATIVE BODY.
LONDON, September 24.-The Times to-day
has an editorial UH the present situation of
affairs in France. It saye: "If the Emperor
is now recovered, his conduct cannot easily be
accounted for. The new constitution may bs
regarded as already virtually in vigor The
granting OF an amnesty, the tolerance extend
cd to the press, every circumstance contri-
butes to foster the conviction that new era
hns dawned. Yet the Emperor remains irac-
tive, as if he considered everything done.
Meanwhile public opinion demands the convo-
cation Of tho Legislative body. Uneasiuess at
the delay causes some members TO contemplate
the invasion OF their own premises next month
with tho view OF dellborating without the con-
sent OF tho. executive. No one, however, e1-
poets resort to such extremes. The legality
of the Empcror's conduct in allowing six
months 10 eiapse between tho dissolution and
reconvocation OF the Chambers depends on q
technical quibble. Although the Corps Lsgis.
iatif separated before it was constituted, still
it had given formal signs of it's existence BIZ
several divisions"
The Standard says: s'Whateyer her lesiti-
mate claims to Cuba may be, Spain ,labors rn-
der disadvantage in having to prose oute them
In the face OF the susceptibilities Of the Ameri.
can people, while she is herself in the condi-
tion of revolution. The Americans cannot wish
anything else than that Cuba shall be free to
choose whether she remains with Spain OF be-
comes an independent republic. That material
assistance is rendered to Cuba through the
sympathy which Americans feel for her, cannot
bs doubted; but il those sympathies should
ruar t,o,kt
aud extraordinary conflict ever seen." III
The Guardian says a manuscript in Lord
Byron's own writing will soon be pu ublshsd,
which will settle the question raised by Mrs.
Stowe.
FRANCE. ts.#
PARIS. September 25.-The Constitution mel
denies the GaIois story of the French note to
Prussia, that the absorption of Baden wonid
be considered an act Of war.
4. PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, September 2i.-The ministerial
journal announces that the Grown Prince o,
Prussia is to visit Vienna on an invitation
from the Emperor, This fact shows that de-
sire is generally entertained at Vienna for the
establishment OF most friendly relations with
Prussi,. .r,,s., as,;.s, -, ,.-,!5
BADEN =, s ss.aa
BADEN, September 24.Arhe session OF the
Diet OF Baden Was opened to-day by the Grand
Duke inHperson. In his speech the Gran
Duke said the relations of Baden with the
North German Confederation were OF the most
friendly charaster. He was happy also to an
nounce that national feeling. ~as,- in pro cess
Of developments among the people OF Germany,
and that measures were about to be taken TO
make homogeneous the Defensive avatern NJ t,o n
Considerations Of NorthAnd South Germany.
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Few. The ultimate results are likely to be
far moro serious. o
DoNos ON THURSDAY.
The New York Times says:
During the whole day Thursday the gold
room was the arena Of an uproar that could
only hnd it's parallel in previous suenos OF o
similar kind in the same locality. The bear
party at times seemed to be perfectly frantic
the o1ultant and defiant bulls; and, as the roar
OF battle and the acreams OF the victims re-
sounded through New street, il seemed as
though human nature was undergoing tor
cd in hell. In stock operations the day was
hardly less exciting, and Central was of course
the principal point OF interest, as it had been
on the IT ,vious day. .
POWER OF THE GOLD CLIQUE.
Old operators in the street sss that the bull
the most powerful clique We have had in gold
since the war-if not the greatest that has ap-
peared since gold went above PAR oight years
ago. Tho names OF parties who are supposed,
are freely mentioned. That the rise in gold
during tho last few weeks-incluing tho sud-
den advance OF the last two or three days-is
the work OF clique or ring. is perfectly
ton Of the country. or in its relations, to
justify the extraordinary appreciation OF the
premium. "It is tho scheme ola clique e1-
cslusiveiy," said one Intelligent ty2ker; moth
ibB Stno WuntcNtTs huu u0 C0neIUereu tlat
this was demonstrated by the facts: 1. That cx-
change on London is plenty at 105 to 107, which
would afford handsome profit Or the i'm por-
tRtion OF gold from Europe at present prices;
1t being, moreover, we'll known that million
OF gold or moro is now on tho way here and
still more has been ordered. q. Tho parties who
hold tho gold in this market are paying an
eighth per cent. a day for carrying Il. These two
facts ho considered to be in themselves con-
elusive as to tho nature Of the present bull
movement. ''rr
THEIR PLAN OF OPERATIONS.
This clique have been engaged in their opera.
tions for months. They bought gold when it
vas at 140-and they bought X all the wav
down to 1S1i-and then they kept on buying it
aa it vent mp again, their purchases being es-
pecially heavy some time ago when 1t was at
l94; and at present they seem 10 have control
OF all tho gold IL the market andin tho banks,
1t is understood that when they commenced
their more active bull operations at 19i, IN the
earlier part OF the month, tho clique held at
least forty millions, either in gold itself or in
tho contracts OF partius who were short to
thom. Although they have bought largely
every day since that time, It Is suppcsed that
they have sold and settled with those short to
them to fully as large an extent as they hay yc
bought-so thas ut present they actually hold
no more than when the price was 1874. In The
meantime they have realized largo profits from
these sales and settlemcntslcxpectipg of
| course, to lose ultimately upon vhit they have
on hand when tho market breaEf
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$ptcial Motifes.

81 LONasHOREMENs PROTECTIVE
UNION AssOoIATIoE.-At a meeting OF the Long.
shoremens' Protective Union Association, held on
the 10th OF September, were adopted the following
rates or working. which will hereafter govern the
members Of the socisty:
We agree to work eight hours and half Is X, per
gay from the lst OF October to the 1st Of May and
hours per day. at the following rates: w
Foreman. S3 per day; hands, 81 so per day. The
rate Of working by tho hour will be 40 cents,
tsigned) TOBIAS Y. CLARKE, President.
EDWARD P. N. MARTIN, vIce-President.
Sept 81 %
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as A CARD SOUTHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANoE COMPANY. ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.

ss- CARD SOUTHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANoE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
To the Peopk, Of Soxh Cdrolina: I : t
The above Company was organized In 1865, in
consequence Of the Wholesale forfeiture of Southern
policies by Northern companies The unparalleled
Of the enterprise has forced several of these
companies to restore their Southern policies from
the fact that they could not operate in our midst
without the appearance of honesty. .5st
We keep an our money OF home TO build mp our
impoverished countryAevefy dollar Of premium
being safely invested In the state from which It is de.
rived The institution apurely Southern. and hence
should appea with great force 10 the patriotism and
and sympathy Of every Southern heart.
- lis not our purpose TO make war on other Com.
panes but to exhibit tine special advantages offeted
BY this purely Southern Company-founded on
patrioum md cold wealth. It's ratio Of assets to
habiHhes-the true test OF q company's strength-is
second to one on this continent being nearly $500
to op1o0. $40 tc.t1 ~ f5TE A>I h.S-9i
Whenever and wherever we have presented tho
claims of this Company It has not only enlisted the
sympahies Of people, but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured 600 policies
In south Carolina since the 10th OF February. We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp-
ton and Colonel Vim. Johnston, gentlemen well
known to svery citizen Of South Carolina. We I'D
peal personally TO the people Of South Carolina to
assist In pushing forward this deservedly popular
eouthern Institution. j. II. MILLER
General Agent Southern Life insurance Company,
No. 23 Broad. street, Augusta, Ca
So, 8. 2. TUPPER,
Agent Charleston, s. G.
b. ". DEsAUssURR. N. D.,
-:Medical Examiner.
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@- BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
apiendid Hair Dye Is the best in the vorld the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable. instana.
neous; 10 disappointment; no ridiculous tints; REM
edies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves the hair son and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Batchelors Wi Factory. No.. Bond.
street. New York. Tyr MAY liz
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAscIsco, September 25.-Yesterday,
in the heavy rush Of gold, caused by Atlantic
advicos, the banks refused to sell at any
price. .G
Tho israelites have organized IN immigra-
tion society to old persons Of their faith 10
como from Europe.
The banks OF San Francisco have drawn on
London for million and halt IN gold.
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London Puuoh has cartoon illustrative Of
me @ recent rowing match, in which beeiy John
resented IN rowing costume sa6aking hands
cordially after the, race. Prncil, as umpire,
stands by and says: s.Weli rowed, all i" 'Ha,,
dear @ boys, you've only to pull together 70 lick
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There aro;ten Methodist Churches 10. Mil
Waukee, representing as many different nation
alties. On o lato occasion they: ail Hunted i'd
Canaan was spoken. in q variety Of tongnes. y
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@CoNS1aNEE'sNoT oTICE.-MERCHANTs'
LiSE.-cous!snees per Brig J. B. KtRBY are here
by notified that she is THIS DAY discherR,ne cargo
at Adger's North Wharf All goods not called for
before sunset will be stored at their risk and eI-
pense. No claims allowed after goods leave the
wharf. wM RoAcHAco
Sept ~
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4 TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

NIAGARA FALLS, September 25.-The horses
attached to the carriage containing gentle
man and four ladies became unman ,g cable.
The gentlem an jumped of and escaped. The
carriage and horses, with the ladies, wont ovar
the bank, fifty feet. One was killed and one
fatally hurt. The others were terribly bruised.
The party belongs to Providence, r. L.
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aS THE PLANTERS AND MECHANICS
BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, sEPTEM BER 1,
ls69.-DANIEL RAYENEL PRESIDENT, JAMES
Z. ROBINSON AND OTHERS, DIRECTORS OF
TIE PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK OF
sOUTH CAROLINA, vs.. THE PLANTERS AND
MECHANICS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LEW
III. HATCH AND oIHHRS.-Rh.reas. In pursuance
OF the decree OF the Court of Equity. in this case
meeting Of tho Stockholders Of the Bank was duly
called on the 10Th instant but said meelng although
largely attended, failed Tor want of legal quorum
and whereas, in that event. the further action OF tho
Corporation is devoved by tho said decree upon the
Board Of Directors. Beit, therefore,
lat. Resolved blythe said Board, That It ia e1pe-
dent to re-establish the Bank with large Capital
rs possible. uuder tho Act of the General Assembly
entitled "An Act TO ennble the Banks OF tho state TO
renew business, or to place them in liquidation"
~. Rssolued. That TO this end an assessment of
Five Dollars Is hereby laid upon each share, to be
paid in two equal instalments. on the 1st O,tober
and the lst oil November ensuing; said payment to
holder the same to be deemod part OF the Capital
and to be credited accordingly TO each share.
80. Resoired, That stockholders falling TO pay In
cash or by note Mt the dates aforesaid shn be dccn
ed to have declined the privileges OF the new Charter;
and a separate account shall bo kept or tho assets
and debts of the Bank as set forth in the report,
with view 10 O liquidation OF .heIr elaine; nnd
that whenever tho said assets shall be collected
the debts and expenses ascertainod and paid. the
said Stockholders shall receive credit for their re-
specttve eharos OF the surplus
Tho foregoing resolutions, reported by a special
committee appointed> for that purpose, unani-
mously adopted by tho Board OF Directors. '.c ).
The Presi lent will attend at the Bank daily from
IL to O'CLOCK, to give information qnd arrange tho
assessment called for.
stockholders will pleaso bring their Certificates of
Stockiwith them. W E. HASKELL,
Sept m2 Cashier.
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sS-CONSIGNEEs PER STEAMER FAL-
CON, fom Baltimore, are hereby notified that she ia
THB DAY discharging cargo, from Pier No. i, Union
Wharves. AL goods not taken away ut sunset will
remain on wharf at consignees' risk,
Sept 27 MORDRClJ T. cO A.....
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:. 81 OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
COMPANY, SEPTEMBER %, 1904 Dividend of
FIFTY CENTS per Share on the Capital Stock of this
Company having been declared by the Directors,
the same win be paid on AMI after MONDAY. the 4th
proxlmo.
The Books OF Transfer will be closed from this
date to %th pfoIimo. W. ]. HERIoT,
: Stpt24 .a... 8 Secretary and TresauIar
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NHM BARnWELL sENTYNEL.

MKRoHANIsi FACTORS AND BUsISRss MEN
Win nnd NO thetr interest to advertise " the BEN
1lRHL 1t has been published In that lA,Ge and pop.
nous County for sevsntesn years. snd has circuii.
lion unsurpsssed BY any country paper In The Btae,
Terms liberal: Address z. A.: BRONSON, Pro.
Ausnst ssl ImoH
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Special aoiif.s.

NoTICE.-DR. RADZINsKI, WHO
formerly boarded at the Washington House, in Col.
umbia, 3d. Ca, will please remit tho amount of s24
due the proprietors, which he ran OF without nav.
ing. WALTER q. srRAT-roN
sept2T ~
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~PHILQsQPRY OF MABRIAaR.rA

- @PHILQsQPRY OF MABRIAaE.rA
SEW tooURsE OF LHofpREs, a. delivered !, th.
Rey Yogk Muaeum ID AnssosnH embracing aths rub.
jsctsh How to Live and. what TO Livs for Youth,
Maturity and old Age Manhood generally review.
% the Cause Of Indigestion Flatulence and Her.
yqua Diseases scetuuted for Marriage Philosoph,.
eslly Considered. 90. These Isctures viii be for.
warded on receipt OF four stamps. BY Addressing :
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANAFc-
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April 10 .ss ss m=flyr
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@bituarp.

BOSNEAU.-Dled in Charleston, OIL the 2Sd OF
August 1909, AKEOIDUS BONNKAU, in the 6Sd
year OF bis age. He was affeclionate husbaud a
generous and sincere friend.
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sF AFTER PROMENADE AND RIDE A
single application of MILK OF vIoLETs will be
found most delightfully."- eeacious for removing tan,
redness. sunburn ond spots on the skin. sold by
druggists. ". W. BA1NCKERHoFF. New York,
Sole Agent for America. Sent 27
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% CONsIGNEEs' NOTICE.-CON.
siaNEEs by aieamship ZODIAC are hereby notified
that che is This DAY dischargIng her cargo at
browns Wharf. Goods not removed at sunse, will
remain on wharf ut owners risk, stored at risk
md expense of owner or cousignee.
bopt ~ 'RAVENEL CO. Agents
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~ NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs.-
Steamship g EoRaIA Is TH1s DAY dischursing
cargo ut Vauderhorsts wharf Goods not REMOVED
by sunset will remAiii on the whsrf at owners risk.
or If stored, at expense and risk OF owner or con.
signee. RAyENEL & CO., Agents.
Sept as a
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81 WORDS OF oHERR-oN TIE Err
R0Rs Of South and the Follles ofAgs In relation 70
Marriage ana Social 3vila. with helping hand sor
tho erring and unfortunate Bent In sealed lstta..
enveiopes FREQ OF charge Address HOWARD As.
ISOLATION. @ Boz p. Phiisdelphia, Pa.
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sHiNGLER.-Died at Cordesville g. c., on the
morning OF September II. 1860, Colonel WILLIAM
PiNCKNRY sH1NaLER, in the 42d year Of his age
Having lived In all the relations OF life blamoless
he died rejoicing In the hope of a bssful mmorali.
".
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@ BE BEAUTIFUL.-IF YOU DESIRE
beauty You should uae HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.
II gives soft, TT fined satnke texture to the CON-
plexlon, removes Roushnes., Redness.N BIotches,
sunburn, Tan, &C.. and adds tinge ofpearly bloom
to the planest features brings the bloom youth
to the fading cheek and changes the rustic Country
Girl into a fashionable City Belle.
In the use OF the Magnolia Balm lies the true
secret of beauty. No lad7 need complain of aer
complexion who will invest 76 cents in this delight
iul article.
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/" Us E JOHN DWIGHT &c CO.'S SU-
pER-CARB. SODA, the best for housekeepers. Es.
tabliehed 1885, mGmos DAG Sept ~
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Since the war thousands OF volumes bsve
Deen ssoiep from the Virginia State Library,
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LYONS KATHAIRoN is the bes. Hair Dressing
in use. mwf1mo Scnt ~
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aScSsN. THE STEAMSHIP FALCON, JEssr
.H1S&aE$I D. HoRsEY Commander, will sail
SSLE3H&dH for Baltimore on "WEDNESDAY MonN-
NO. 2eth inst, al O'CLOCK, from Pier
aS- Through Bills Lading given to PHlLADEI~
PatA, NEW YORK, BOSTON and the oIlIES- of the
NORTHWEST. - : =
For Freight engaaements, apply 10
cOURTENAY & TRENHOLM, =
oepl 20 Union Wharves.
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~ TICE E,ABIByELlWCO!, HhHDI
WARE MERCHANTS. have siscuted 10 the rub.
seriber Deed 81 Assignment efali their Goods and
Effects for the bsneot Of crsdtors without disHpe,
ton Or preference. Pursuant % law, q n,eetins or
ofadftors, for the, sppointmentoi Agent wiil,1s
holden at fte ofnoe Of Measra BaowS& MnrLI,
Law Range. on 7HuRDlY, the 8olh instant; q II
O'Clock n. .aSs:is o%i s5.ALRX, H. BROW ~ =,
sept 2ba yirgss Intuth,i - flH As.ionnssa!!' go
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We cheetfaly recommend tho above Company to
the patronage Of the citizens Of south Carolina.
Columbia. 8. o.-J. 8. Preston. J. p Carroll. O. D.
Melton. 8. W. Mellon, J. d. rope l,ii,j.{j. az
camdon.-J. p. Ksrshsr, Vim. ~. shannon. W. E..
Johnson, d 800 ysgfi,uite y, = ~.
sumter;-John B, Moore. ~ - i. -. ..,,z.. !,
+ winnsbofo'.-W. r. Robertson. J. B. Mccsn..,
James a Rion. > - - a .-' { - ',s'S r. s'
!Yofkstils. B. Wilson, d. owGrd,, James Ma.
son. 1 D. witherspoop, J. a. Bratton, j. 4. Lowry,
Il, q. McCau. s 80
Anderson .--JsL Orr. "a !. 81 lt,i:A ,Afi'6e
SBarnwell.- James Paterson, John.
sson Hagocd
:yno I. A.nDias. I. &. Rioa;.,rsdi,on, ;,si
Browne Manning ~ '"nH
- RKrInRNcEs N CHARLESTON.
deneral s5AhBi ICoNNRR, Nssrs.s pEL3RR,
RODGERS b co, JAME8 q. WILSON, Rsq., GEO.
IF wALTEa. Rsq, LEWIS D. MowRY. Elq.
Aogust ~ .s1AE,S. 2mos
L SS-iMANHooD.-LA MEDICAL ESSAY on
THE oAusRpARDS 6UaE or FREWA1uRF, nr..
CLINE IN NAN, ths treatment Of Nervous and
Ph. IDEAL Debility, 10.
" "There is no member Of society by whom this
book win not be found useful whether such person
holds the relation Of Parent, Precsptor or Clergy.
man."-kedieal Tinss and Gazette.
Sent by nail on receipt Of nfty eents. Address
tie Author. DR.. z. DIP. CURTIS.
sepsl dH wsshinstoo. D. @.
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aGTHE NEATEST. THE QUICKEST AND
TIE oHRAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
i4s EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with q
new and large assortment OF material OF the nesi
quality and latest styes. 10 prepared to execute at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere4 50. ~,
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EOIt NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK.

<Sf~s.xu THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA,
/ZxK$SE Captain CUTLER, will load for the
EEl&QHlfffT above port and will have Dispatch
haVENEL CO., Agents.
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aSoFFIOE sAvANNAH AND oHARLEs.

u8 OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD COMPANY. CHARLESTON, AU-
GUST %. 1569.-This Company IL now prepared 10
FUND THE INTEREST Due, and to become due on
September !, 1885, on the Bonds OF the CHARLES
TON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD COMPANY, en-
dorscd by the State Of South Carolina, according to
the proviions Of SectionThrd 1911 Act to ens-
bic the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
to complete beir Road, which Section roads as fol-
follows. viz: S~aa
SECTION s. That the said Company ia hereby
further authorised and required TO fund and redeem
the Coupons for interest OF the Bonds OF the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company, qua
ranteed by the 6t1te, now past due, and that may
f1ll due on or, hefore the frat day Of September
1867 by tssuipg therefor equal amount Of their
Ronds. with Coupons attached, for Interest payable
semkaunualiy, at the rate of seven Fer cent per
Annum ana the principal to become due in twenty
years after the date thereof Aud tn, payment OF
said Bonds go o he issued in substitution for inter-
est Coupons sha be guaranteed by the State in the
same manner and as fully the said original Bonds
OF the Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company
are now guaranteedi subject, however, to the proy.
sions OF section q this Act. y ., =
The Treasurer OF the Company will FUND DAILY,
until Saturday, 1lth September, between the hours
Of Nine and Two o'clock, at fhe Once of Messrs.
CAMPBELL & sRABRooK, No. 80 Broad. street,
aud thereafter at oce Of the Company foot of MIL
street W. FISHER
August 30 mwf Secretary md Treasurer.
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CHARLESTON, S. c.. MORNINGS SEPTEMBER 27 1869

ruin Of many speculators and tho enriching OF
few. The ultimate results are likely to be
far more serious. T0
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FAST FR EIGHT LINE TO BAL.TlBIORg.
NORTHWEST. 81 II
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~ NoTIoE.e--APpLiCATIoN WILL, BE
rado to tho Legslsture Of Its approaching session
for charter for . LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
to be called "THE CHARLESTON MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.n ma aeptarher 1a
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NEW YORK AND CHARLEsToR
u, ST z MSHIP LINE
FOR NEW YORK

SfSRsya THE STEAMSHIP ZODIAC,
Z2HHHf11S Captain HNEs. will load for the
EGZR1lNdffH above port, and will have dispatch.
Through bills OF lading given TO
For Freight engagements apply to
Sept 81 RAVENEL & co. Agents.