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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-13

u r D A U Z R
MUSIC DEALER, Piano Tuner, Teacher OF Vlo-
lin, Flute and Guitar. Repairer OF Musical Jstru-
ments.
Hitchcock's Five and Ten cents Music always
on hand.
BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with the best
andmost fashionable Music lately received from
Europe at moderate prices. Apply at No. 44s
King street, four doors above Calhoun.
oct12 tu1mth6mos
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ACRES IN. IN WILLIAMS,
NV\VVV N,RG COUNTY-lO0 acres OF


which are cleared and IS acres now under culti-
walton in corn, cotton and rice. The tract Is
heavily timbered with pine oak, cypress and
ings, with fifteen cabins for laborcrs; also one
good mill site. Average production of the land
ten to fifteen bushels of corn and fifteen to TWEEN
y-ve bushels of rice TO the acre, without leriill-
Zcrs. The region abOunds in mari deposits.
GEORGETOWN Is the nearest market, the place being
four miles from Black Mngo Creek and twenty
five miles from Georgetown Creek, which Is navi-
gable at all seasons.
Price of the tract $4,000; one half cash. the
balance in one and two years, secured by bond
and mortgage. Any smaller number or acres
will be sold ut moderate advance on this rate.
Parties desiring to inspect tile tract can do so ny
leaving the Northeastern Railroad at kingstrcc,
and inqurlng the way TO my place, twenty-thrce
miles distant. The tract lies within one mile oi
tile projected Georgetown Railroad. Address
JAS. +. CARRAWAi, Survivor or Perkins Car
raway, Georgetown P0Stoillcc >. Z.
Sputo0 mwfImOSx DSC
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introduce the genuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine
willstitch, hem, fel tuck quilt, cord bind, braid
and embroider In most superior manner. .Prlce
upper and under-feed styles. We will pay $1,000
for any machine that will sew stronger, more
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GALE OF LAND.-THE ENTIRE REAL
- ESTATE OF the late JAMES II. HAMMOND
will be sold at public sac by order of the Court OF
Probate, In Beech Island, Edscfeld County, s. c.,
October 20 1859. The Estate consists of twelve
thousand acres Of land, lying on the savannah
with two residences, mill, numerous farm build
ings, anita good factory site. 1t Is divided into
seven plantations, and will be sold separately.
ALSO,
PLACE In Southwestern Georgia. For par
ticulars, address HARRY HAMMOND, Executor,
Augusta, Ga. SeptS W.
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Notices in Bankrnptrp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
october Germ, 1S69.--In the matter OF WlLFRED
DUPONT, OF Charleston, Bankrupt.-Petition for
full and final discharge in Observation-Disclosures.
That q hearing be had on the 2Ith day OF October,
1869, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, S. c.;
and that all Creditors, &C., Of said Bankrupt ap-
pear at said time and place, and show cause, If
any they can, why the prayer Of the Petitioner
should not be granted. And that the second and
third meeting OF Creditors of said Bankrupt will
be held at the Office OF ]. c. CARPENTER ESQ.,,
Registrar OF First and Second Congressional Dis
trct S. c., on the 18th day Of october, A. D., 1852
at II NJ.
BY order OF the Court, the 5th day OF October,
A. ID. 1869. DANIEL HORLBECk,
Clerk OF the District Court Of the United States
for South Carolina. oct6w3
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invalid young man and to do plain sewing. Ap-
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w Wait in House. Well recommended. Ap-
ply before p. NJ to No. 140 Wentworth street.
Oct13 II
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25
Fne News.
.ontrlbutc
The Legislature of Texas ratified the 18th

The Legislature of Texas ratified the 18th amendment.
 4 petition is being signed by g large number of citizen. in Philadelphia praying that 6ei'i- perent rights be accorded Cuba.
 The Graut Pow CT Ml.s, near San Francisco sr9loded killing Dr.. Cuseinau', the saPerin- tsndent. and another man, and i"iuring eight Chin.msa. The building wa destroyed.
 Letters recoiyed in Washington fiom England Indicate . growing disposition on the par: of the English government to settle the Ala hama claims question in a manner satisfactory to tho United states.
 The Red River insurgents have seized 'he storehouso at Fort Garry, belonging to the Hud1on Bay Company, and are dealing to themselves daily rati IFS of,ha company's sup plies. 4 powerful! organization has been form cd for the purpose Of reinstating Governor NeDougal!
 Govsrnor McD4ugalI reports b the New Dominion government thai ia his opinion the rebellion in Winnipeg territory will die out as soon as explanations can be made to the insur> rscliosary hAfbr,eda,
 Ecunenical Council ws8 opened on the 8th by the Pops.
 4 planter named Johnson, ofJohnsoh county, Ark, had q fight with three of his negro labor srs. Knives were the onl lyweapons used by all parties and Jhouson killed his thrse opponents, receiving twenty wounds himself none of which will prove fatal.
 4 Washington special to the Express says he President will recommand an early rPsumP ton of specie paymant
 The Car has granted concessions for the laying Of submarine cable to China and Jap an from some point in Asia.o Russia; 1 A delegation of Jews has rad an interview ri,h the President, ald presented an sp- peal asking hiln 70 use his influence virh he Emperor of Russis in-hayine his ukass ex' polling Jenisa families from ihe Russian empire modified or rerok-d
 The Saanish gunbost ifIiculty will be settled by diplonaey; the Spsnith minister 10 day presanlsd a paper giving pledge that rh' gunboals will not be used to carry on war wti Peru or any other nation with which the Unit ed States is at peacs.
 The Herali's special Havana sdvices from Hayti, say that General Vi.Gbieu, who shor time since was declared provisional goyerno by the insurgents, and subsequently, joinet
 Salasve, is at Port au Prince with 2.00O men aud making vigorous preparations to resist tn ? combined revolutionary forcos.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25
.o, ;n coro.-. T6. -I.r vE5 s. Sse is worth ,..t;.r r;.,, !, San to lO.a and much to gain. g<AlI' ~ OV

-----.--9--seet, Tucson
 The year nov 5-sgiag to ne Tn which many phenoneua b&, .1 ''--' / Served. Ever since tAe ssas eclipzG, G,xob-ast last that luminary. il would sPps been the theatre Of some strange con ma na' An ex- change furnishes me fooxis 5u the sub- ject-the lasr psrsgrapl oiv nsch We would particularly rscomm end to os. .-readers:
 The san's atmosphero, say he scientific man, is highly excited. A column of magnetic light is shooting oGt further and further from the solar sphere, and i;s nov stretching out forty five niihoas,of miles h other words. i: has accomplished half his distance bet=esn us and the sanl the interesting queatioo, and one on which, perhaps, w4 do not siAh any more light of thia character, i' haw loag sil' it be before 1t finishes ths rest of she des aace and bridges tbs gigantic ch2sm b=tseed the earth and the sun
 This columa of hsbi at intervals indicates iis approach by flashing and corruscatins with fresh brilancy decided are it's effects that tTo astronomers, ono al London and the other at Oxford, and nei:hsr knowing heexperisnces Of the other, supposed the dark glass of their telescopes were broken or pat out oi range, 80 strong was ths gush of golden light upon the vision. It is predicted that before the end Of next year this magnetic light will have got near enongh to Us to make its immediate and actual influences upon the earth distinctly felt, It is annourcsd that in consequence we may expec. to see phenomena that have never b.an seen or known before hy sbe human race, Ii any of OUT readers are therefore yet disposed to complain of the weather and the earth qrakes let thsmremcmber iAas by Ihis timenaxi ] year. they HaJ hays aa en,lie nsw line of ex- peg,ences to explain and endure, in comparison Tiih which the ftful winter and rough rude 1 Autsmn of to day may seem like June morning in Paradise, and the earthquake shock and lightning. storm a placid rocking ia inc cradle wiIh pleasant lullaby of shan- 1 der.
 h view of this ovsn! avery man should make his psace with tao printer and pay up al !; owes.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

The [, 4. Ne,cs publisass iis' sno"iHs the number of deaths in Los Angeles aurlhs the year ending October 5lst, 1860 together with the bames and places o; residence 0f in. deceased ws observe that ArizOnS has contributed largely 10 this lis'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25
Indian DepartmenF
SEE ALED PROPOSAT

Ahl LpNA V II ONSGmUer 0fh SEE ALED PROPOSArQ trirlieate w;ll be received by the up5,, rhis office uutil l2 clock M. on Thurso.s 3 be, SOth 1869, for supplying the Indias 2 ment with tho following articles, viz = 'I Twenty thousand (20 0,0OO) pound. Sixten thousand 6,O00) D, unds net ,. The Flour must equal in quality tue S,, cisco grade of Superhne; the Beaas a,,, in quality to tan ndsrd Bayes.
 Bids will be received for the deliy,,r supp'ies either at Arizona City, Fhrsab.. rado River Reservation 4. T., or san F, Gala.
 h case proposals to deliver at Ariron, |, Ehre burg A. T. ars accepted, the ,yp, to be delivered froe of expense on 555s. steamers as may be designated by the lr, . ed.
 If proposals to deliver in San Fr,,s acceptel, the supplies are to be ieliyer.i expense on board the regular yesss,s ,l,.. with the Colorado River Navigation l,, steamers at Port Isabel. Cai!oraia.
 Delivery of tho supplies vii be req.s follow, viz :- Ten thousand (I0,000) pound. of P. eight thousand 5000 pounds of Bss. FrzncjscJ, Cal, January l2th 1870 !. City, A T, February Ist 1870, or the 6r,.~ steamer thereafter Ehrenburg, 4 T. sal 4th l6s9, or the fist up river steamer t:r The balance of the supplies to be dslivr. ary 10th, Narch isJ, or March 4th, l37o, ul depending upon the place of livery, Prices will be stated in $ Go3 ;oia u ed in writing as we'll as in ggures.
 Upon receipt of information at tas ozg 1 the agent of the Colorado River rs.sma | tn 0 supplies have been received a.l ra eQuiT6d quality, if delivered ia >.a Fa 1 Cal, upon reeeip, ot - certificate rom ai ,zed inspector, certifying s5at tHe sgrq of the required quality, ace0n laaiaG D! Bills Lading, pay msnt Wli be made by Tender checks or Assistant Treasurer oft States at San Francisco, at the latest ss.I ! tations.
 Two responsible sursiies nin.t 9a a47sI must certify on the bids thejr ~i.ingas5,I bond. in the eum of fifty Der cent oftset Of the Contract.
 The Articles must be sell s2cka3 a l nc; excesd ous haudrsd (l00) Foaa., 1 package.
 The undersigned reserves the right aI any or all bids.
 Pro- osais to be endorSai o7 tbs q; "PrOposaIs for Indian Sapplies' 
 The proposals will De orecsi 8. & 3esiguatad above and al! bidders arg ed 10 be present
 For further information, if req1i'ei to
 GEO. L. ANDREW
 Bvt. Colonel t. $ 4
 SuPeriut'i1I
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NOTICE

Parties having unsettled accounts with the estate of J. '. Stone, aye requested to call on the undersigned for settlement
 GEO. STONE Tucson. Dec Is. dl9,&s
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Notice /!

g. B, DEL0NG has withdrawn from the firm of H, :. STEVENS &CO. Outstanding ao counts will be settled by the Company.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

SINGULAR OccURfEycE. One day during tie latter portion of last week water was struck in an ar.esian we'll belonging te 9r Compton, .ome ten miles fran this city The water came rushing to the surface ii such Volrms tha; all efforts to check is flew were unavaiiiug. The grouud was torn up and our informant ayers that good sized creek was running from the well on Saturday. l. had bsen found neces- sary to remove thehouse of Ar. CamptOn, which stood in the track of the rushing AOOd.-Los Angeles Ners.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

UEAvY.-Is is reportsd~on, the streets that Stafford, Governor of Arizoaa, during his visit 1t San Diago, has declared hia intention to become Q chanRBn of tho 35th parallel cause We racoiieet tAas vhiLs on his Hay to Arizona. he expressed tshfinseli very warmly in favor of tho 32l, ard sc cave our readers to draw their own conclusions q regard to th= policy he intends pars ing in Washington, We recommend hila to the tender msrojes Of MoCor mick, What says cur Tncson contemporary - Saa Diego Bulletin
 Well, we are of opinion that the street rumOr referred to must be d. fault Go7sraor Stafford while in Arizona, eyinced at all times a d5cd ed psrtiality for the 32d par. route having observed, as no man Q. sound judgment cur all .o observe. that the construction of rosc over this route will give to our Territory de- gree of importance not to be a,tsnisl b, any other measure within ths sphere of imsg naton We do net speak upon he subject uode any other assumption than that tho rumor i' absolutely without foundation, Ns our ina gina ton is quite unable to picture any cause whicl , could influence ths Governor to abandon , revealed fat for the ssSc of doubtful enter ' prise,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

We have not seen the L,s Angeies Star fof two weeks. l. the T. As ars the cause of this We would request them to change of-stsai some other sheet, but let ths Star come.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-25

The Los Angeles Daily Netes is to be en- larged next month The Tropri=tors claiH. that Los Angeles can furnish more news than they can find room for ill the Ne,0s, as it is.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-05
The Mammoth Cave.
Extract from a private letter.


We CROPPED about for many
hours in this wonderful place. Inever
saw any thing like it. The freaks OF
nature displayed here are very strange,
and strike the beholder with awe. But
the air in some parts Of the cave is close
and sitting, and when we came ont
found myself saddled with terrible
fever, which entirely Frustrated me-
My life was dlspaired Of. Mrs. Wilson
with whom l was residing had in the
house bottle OF PLANTATION Buffers,
and she insisted that l should try it,
for she said she knew it to be certain
cure in all cases OF fever, debility, ague,
dyspepsia, dc. Ihad but little faith,
but finally consented to try it as last
resort. In less than three hours after
the first dose my fever lef, me; in two
days was sitting up, and before Sat
urday night was as well as ever. l
tell you all this that you may know
how to act i'll case OF fever, or any SIM
liar disease. firmly believe the Plan
rArIos Buffers saved my life.
In my next | will tell you about the
cave in detail. A. j. Z.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-05

TIE ClRcuIr CouET convened at the
Court House last Monday, Hon. VIM.
Z. Miller, Presiding Judge, /. 3.
Blinn, Clerk, and X. Dexter, Sheriff.
BY reason of the crowded state of
tho grain fields the Judge had ordered
that no jury be called. The session
was, therefore, a short one. and the
business confined to cases where no
jury was needed.
G. L. Hubbard, the new attorney at
Tama City, was admitted to practice
at the Bar in this State.
The following Druggists of the
County had license granted them to
sell Intoxicating liquors under the
Statute.
Tolcdo--T. X. Armstrong. Tama
City-H. Soleman & Co, Jas. Smith.
Orford-Jas. Logan, I. G. Shelley.
Buckingham-M. T. Zchrung. Chcl-
sca-Stone & Hardy.
The Court adjourned on Tuesday.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-05

Tie undersigned hereby offers the following
premiums to be competed for at the next Fair
Of the Tama County Agricultural Society,
namely:
For the best Essay on Fruit Culture in Iowa,
Twill send one copy Of the TAMA COUNTY Re-
PUBLICAN and oae copy Of the Iowa Homes
stead, one year.
For the second best Essay. on the same
subject, ! will send one copy Of the TAMA
County REPUBLICAN, one year.
For the best Essay on Stock Breeding and
Raising in Iowa, | viii send one copy Of the
TAMA County, REPUBLICAN, and one copy of 'he
Western Stock Journal. one year.
For the second best Essay, on the same sub
ject, will send one copy Of the TAMA County
REPUBLICAN, one year.
Competitors for these premiums must be
residents Of Tama county and be engaged in
the business Of Fruit or Stock raising respect
lively.
The Board Of Directors Of the Tama County
Agricultural Society will appoint a committee
of three who shall award the premiums.
The Essays must not exceed, in length, ten
pages Of fools cap. They will be handed in
to the Secretary the first day Of the Fair, and,
after the awards, will be placed in the hands
Of the undersigned for publication of such Of
those xs he shall deem worthy, in the columns
Of the TAMA COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
If there should be but one essay on either
subject, the committee shall award first or
second premium, in its discretion.
NJ. D. C. TRUE.
TOLEDO, Iowa, July, 1869.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-05

ACCIDENT IN SPRING CREEK.-W e
learn that Hans Hamann, Of Spring
Creek township, whose residence is
some Is miles northwest of Toledo,
had been at work during Sunday in
his grain, and on returning in the even
ing, i'll attempting to drive through
the bars INTO the yard, he was thrown
from his reaper. The Bull Wheel run
over his body, breaking three ribs,
severly bruslng both his arms and in
turing his whole chest considerably.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-05

A want has been felt, expressed by
physicians, for safe and reliable pur-
gative; such a want il now supplied in
Iarsoa's Puryatsce Pt2ls.
Henry X. Bond, OF Jefferson, Maine,
was cured Of splitting blood, soreness
and weakness Of the stomach, by the
use OF Johnaon's IpodUae Linin,ent. 1w
IF you do not feel well, you send for doc
tor, be calls uron YOU looks wise, sucks the
head OF his cane, scrawls somcss hieroglifcs
upon piece Of paper which You take to o
drug store, and there pay 80 cts. 10 ~l00 be-
sides the doctor's fee, for a remedy nine times
out Of ten not half as good as Judsons Noun
tain Herr Pills which is only Is cts. per box
Do you think the former the best because you
pay the most for it, If you do, we advise you
TO use jnst.fo an experiment the Judson s
Mountain Herb Pills and see for yourself that
they are one of the best family medicines
compounded, they cure Headache, Indigestion
Billiousness, Jaundice, and all Female Irreg-
ula,ities. Give the Mountain Herb Pills a
'r'ai. Sold by all dealers. BLVD
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-05
VOTERS OF TAMA COUNTY, TAKE
NOTICE..

Being informed by Mr.: j. II. Stru-
BILE, that he will not be candidate
for the Office OF Treasurer Of this
County, at the coming election, here
by present myself as candidate tor
That Office and only urge, Tor the con
sideration Of the citizens, that the for
eign population has assumed quite a
prominent position, as.to numbers and
property, in this County, wherefore
they have considerable county bust
ness to transact. In view of which the
undersigned, being one of their num-
Der, hopes, il elected, to be an assist
ance to them in such transactions. be
sides performing the duties Of said of
flee. tor Che accomplishment OF which,
and further believing sad element be-
reasonably entitled to one OF the Off
ces OF the county tor a term, in a num-
Der OF years, | respectfully ask the
support of the Republican Party in the
choice Of 4 person to fill said office.
WIN RIECkIIOFF.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-05

ANOTHER SENATORIAL CANDIDATE
We announce the name of George r.
Struble, as candidate tor the office Of
Senator from this District, subject to
the decision Of the Republican Sena-
torial Convention.
Most, if not all our readers have
known Mr.. Struble a longer period
than we have, and are, therefore better
prepared to judge Of his capabilities
for the position IN which his friends
desire to place him, than we are. He
has been here several years and has a
reputation for integrity and ability
second perhaps to no other man. He
goes in to win, and we anticipate a
lively time in the approaching contest
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-05

RATTLE SNAKE BrE.-Our friend
Bear, Of Waitham, informs us that last
Sunday while little daughter Of Mr..
+. \, Bissell, Of that place, was play
ing on the door step of her fathers
house, she was bitten by rattle snake.
To the bitten part was applied poul.
ticc Of clay and tobacco, the limb was
baldaged tightly above the wound
and whiskey given freely to her. These
remedies have already given encourage
ment Of curing her.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-05

TIE TAMA CouSTY REPUBLICAN pub
lishcd weekly, at Toledo, Tama Coun-
ty, Iowa. by NJ. B. G. True, has an un-
doubted right, by reason Of its age
and residence in the County, to be call
ed Tama Citisea, and although its pre-
tensions are not SO high as to induce
it to arrogatc to itself tho title of Ia
ma County Leader, 1t yet hopes, by a
strict attention to the wants of the
people and an advocacy OF the best in
tcrcsts of the County, to be consider
cd III the best sense OF the term, a
Herald Of Economy as we'll as OF Prog
rcss.