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FRESH BREAD

Every day, and GINGER BEER OF home
manufacture, strongly recommended by
physicians as healthy drink for well
persons and the invalid.
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aniec satisfaction. II. BOIlNY 4 BRO.
Dallas, Maroh 20, ieG0--2Elf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13

HOTEL ARRIVALS, SRPrEMBHR IL AND r.
Pauition Hotel-Colonol l.. D. Childs, Col
umbia; T. NJ. Keels, Williamsburg; J. B. 0'Don-
nell, Savannah and Charleston Railroad; III. G.
Hall, South Carolina; James q. Thompson,
Williamsburg; W. s. Cook, Gourdin's W. Stone.
st. Stephens; G. W. Hooper, New York; H.
Turner, w. Graham, England; Fl. G. Carson,
New York; D. Thomas, Beaufort; A. III. Kirk
land, Southern Express Company; G. Holmes,
beaufort; G. O. Chester, L. Gulllander, New
York; J. Gorham, Savannah; 8. G. Northrop,
J. 8. Bsuknight, Florida; T. o. Larkins, q. III.
Wise, J. III. Brown, W. W. Sanders, South Caro-
lima Railroad; P. Brown, Barnwell; John Alex
ander, Congaree Iron Works, Columbia; s. w.
Maurice. KlDgstree; Mr.. Anderson, Covington.
Ga; W. q. Kennedy, 8. N. Green, Barnwell;
A. Loryea, j. 3. Hamilton, G. A. Neuffer,
Branchville.
Charleston Hota.-W. P. Metts, Newbern,
N. c.; Francis ]. Frohly, - Henry, Balti-
more; John Chadwick, Wadmalaw; J. W. APPLE,
G. Hoohey, Miss Haynes, J. McElark, E. g.
Bleakley, G. Schelback, Augusta; t. B. Vaughn,
j. Thomson, Georgia; J. Oppeuham, J. T.
Sprague and daughter, Mrs. Taylor aud child,
New York; G. NJ. Holland, -; Charles
Street, Brooklyn; P. L. Miggin, -; g. W.
Parker, wife ard two children, City.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13

LIGHT READING FOB THB WARh WRATHER.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather. at strictly
popular prices, ara referred to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. @. @. Fighter, tho very enterpris-
ing and trustworthy King-street dealer in books
and pariodlnala of all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and ieseems to us marvel how he Gull unUru
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at the ridiouIously low prices named.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13

MURDER NEAR AIKEN. On Tuesday last
man named John Holey was fatally wounded
near Aiken, S. @. 1t seems that Holley and
an employee named Malloy had gone to Aiken
TO purchase supplies. After their purchases
had been completed. Malloy deposited bundle
of goods in the cart Of Holley to be transported
to his home. The parties left the town, and
when on the road Malloy requested Holley to
allow him to ride in his cart. Holley declined
in consequence ofthe heavy road, which go in
ce nsed Malloy that he drew his pistol and Ia
tally wounded Holley, Who was carried to his
home and has since died. Malloy is man OF
herculean proportions, who formerly was a
dray driver in Augusta. At the time OF the
killing he was employed by his victim. Tne
murderer has not yet been arrested.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13

The BOAT RAoE.-The race between the
Blacksnake and Oriole came off Saturday af
ter noon, per announcement. Although it was
not known to the public that race was in
prospect until Saturday morning, there was q
considerable number of persons upon the Bat
terry to witness it. ~
The course was from the White Point buoy
to the Undlne station, about a mile distant of
the South Battery. The crews were: &. A
Aston, coxswain; D. D. Parker, stroke; VIM
G. Webb, R. M. Means, P. DeSaussure, H
N. Parker, j. d. Roper, q. A. DeSaussure. J.
R. Mnthewes, Of the Oriole. Augustus Yates
coxswain; q. b. Ball. stroke; George Edwards,
N. Simons, H. R. Simons, g. O. Gailiard, W..
A. Pringle, Of the Blacksnake.
The jrdges, Captain James Frazer, E. 81.
Sparkman and F. Z. Huger, decided that the
Blacksnake, which only carries Six oars, while
her opponent carries eight, should DO allowed
ten seconds.
About six o'clock the signal for the stsrt was
given, and in moment both boats we're dashine
through the water as fast as their oarsmen
could, with "a strong pull, a long pull. and a
pull together" make them. The Orlole came
out victorious by fifteen seconds, the time be-
iug-Oriole three minutes and forty.five Sec
onds; Blacksnake four minutes and ten Sec
onds.
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INoUEsrs. s.-On Saturday last, Coroner Whit
ing held an inquest upon the body Of Prince
Allison, who was drowned on Monday last.
The verdict of the jury was accidental drown
ing" The body of the other man has not
been found.
he also held an inquest upon the body of an
old colored woman, Lucy Brown by name, who
was found dead in her bed, at No. 114 Tradd-
street, early Saturday morning. The verdict
of the Jury was that her death was occasioned
BY disease Of the heart.
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SHOCKING MgRDKR NEAR OoLUMBA.-The
Phenix, Of yesterday, says: "a young wo-
man, Eliza Boyer, was found dead on yes
terdaynear stream about three and q hall
miles from the city. From the marks upon
her person it is supposed that she had been
outraged and then murdered. No clue as yet
has been discovered as to the perpetrator OF
this foul act. The jury Of inquest impaneiled
by Coroner Thompson met, but have not vet ar
rived at decision. The post naortem exami-
nation was made by DR.. R. W. Glbbes. Her
head aud face were wounded in several places;
the skull fractured and the neck also showed
marks Of violence, which undoubtedly caused
DEATH
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A HMT FOB DULL TI1Es.-rake advantage
OF the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approaching business season by hav-
ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cheaply done at THE NEws-Job Office, No.
1f9 East Bay. .
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sHERIFF's SALE.
A. C.. McGILLIVRAY.
AuctfoHee


By virtue of writ Of Fier Facas to directed ana
delivered, will be sold on MONDAY, he Attn day OF
October, next at thenUrtheast corner OF the Court.
; house. between. IL O'Clock A. M and p Mo-
in all that TRACT OF LAND situate In the late Par
ish of Christ Church. on the Georgetown road, about
three miles from the ToRnof Mount Pleasant Charles
ton count, containing 100 acres, more or Less orr
ery the property Of John Hamln Buttng and
bounding south on the lands of g. z. Knloch, east
on the Georgetown road, west lands OF 81. b. Tews
and north by the Georgetown road
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of John
D. Bryan, at the suit OF Henry Horlbeck ct al. ana
William Won Gohreu.
At the same Il and place, L.<
All the right title and interest of Il defendant in
all that TRACT OF LAND situa In the Parish q
st. James. Goose Creek. at the junction Of Cooper
River and Goose Creek, and known as "Palmetto."
Also, the place known as Oakley formerly owned By
J. p. Deveaux
Levied on and to be sold the property Of Charles
q. Cohrs at he suits of the First National Bank OF
Charleston and William Gurney. Q.-i3o
ALSo, ,- .-r s--- -
At the same time and place. .st,-
All the right. title and interest OF the defendant
In all that PLANTATION known as "8ull Head"
in the Parish OF st Thomas and ~. Denis, cnfain-
ing SAL acre.. more or less. Founded souihwardly
and eastwardy on lands now or late of Colonel
Thomas screven; westwardy on lands Acw or lte
now or late Of william Capers. -
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Aaren
logan, o. the suit OF Ellis DeTrev,lle. -,r.,.
ALSO,
At the same time and place,
All the right, title and interest of the defendant
in LOT Of LAND situated In Meeting, betveeH
Line and Columbus streets, and known % o-2QA
with the improvements thereon. Lot m assuring In
mont 40 feet by 200 feetin depth, more or less.
Levied on and to be sold 81 the property Of z.
B. stafford, at the suit Of John I. Forbes.
ALSO,
At the same time and place,
t1hf and rnio 0f dar,tf
all that LOT OF LAND, With the Buildings thereon,
situate on the west &je OF King street and known -
No. $685. SAID lot measuring in front on Kingstreet
go feet and in depth 22o feet, ce the same moro or
less. ~
Levied on and TO be sold as the p' operty Of p.
Dufe at the suit of the Young America Fire Engine
Company. te
At the sane time and place. and on account and
risk Of the former purchaser. he having failed to
comply with the terms of sale,
All tho right, title and interest " defendant In
LOT sF LAND. With Wooden Dwelling and other
improvements thereon, situate south aide OF Ann
street. between Meeting and elizabeth streets, and
known No. Is. said lot 8easuring zs feet mont
by 200 f. ct in depth. - 80
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF JAMES
Corcoran at the several suits OF 3 D. Kracke and
B. Foley.
Terms cash. z W. II AAcKkY.
Sept IS ma ;. O. U.
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The PoRr ROYAL RAnRoAD.-Tbe Augusta
Chronicle says: "Messrs. Brown. flannagan
and Lellbauoh. representing National Trust
and Railway Company, of New York, have re-
turned to our citY after brief visit to South
Carolina, and will proceed at once to recon-
menoe tho work of oflnaugurating the Port Royal
Railroad. by giving out the work upon it as
speedily as possiole."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13

Tn AppsAIsE,1ENr Bull, offered by Alder
man vcigt, viii come up at the meeting oi
Council tomorrow night, il the consideration
OF the Police bill be postponed. or. if not post
poned. the discussion upon it be ended by
twelve O'Clock We learn that amendments to
the bill viii be proposed. providing that the
Mayor shall appoint three assessors. two oi
whom snail be real estate owners; also, that
thare shall be two real estate owners from each
ward appointed ASSESSORS.
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censes.

Buss1AnY.-The store Of Messrs. Andrews &
Saivo, No. 497 Kins-street, was burglarious-
lyaentered early Sunday morning, and $3.50
worth Of tobacco and cigars stolen. The bur-
glars cut away, enough Of the door to permit OF
. bar being inserted, with which they priced
the door open I
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CRUNBs.-A match game OF base ball was
played Saturday afternoon. between the Pal
metto and Starlight clubs, resulting iu score
of twenty-nine for the former and slx for the
latter club.
Il is reported that United States District,
&C., Corbln, will tender his resignation as City
Attorney. 10 take effect on tomorrow night;
also thai be will at once institute legal pre-
ceedings against the city to recover the $1,000
he claims for his legal services.
A match game OF base ball was played be-
tween the Emerald aud Charleston clubs, Satur-
day afternoon the Emerald winning by score
Of eighteen to fifteen made by the Charleston.
The Emerald has been victorious in all OF the
three match games played between these clubs.
A private Rght occurred on King-street Sat-
urday between two white men, during which
one parted with JOINT of his finger aud piece
of his ear, to which his opponents teeth took
fancy.
The Mollie Blewett. Anna Morgan and Susan
Stephenson case Was ended Saturday. by all
parties being bound over to keep the peace for
q year.
The fnes imposed yEy. the Mayor Saturday
amousted to twenty dollars.
The Caroline Base Bah Club will meet at 8
O'Clock tonight. sf.
1t is reported that W. J.. Whipper, the negro
codlier Of the laws, has bought $1,000 farm,
located about Eve miles ftom the city,
II is not thought that the nicholson pave
mentn will be lah in the vicinity OF the public
buildings.
Daddy Gain laughs at the report that "Rs-
quire M,shaw. the magistrate, who never reads
the Record only in cases OF a trial OF Its editor
ffor. high TeasSa;, is to be the successor Of R.
4 q. Cala as senator from Charleston Ye Gods
Tpeotect us."'
james Wright. co.ored. was arrested yester-
day by Ofricsr Levy upoashe dAarge Sf steal,
lua plough iron from pia Employer, Mr.. Rich
ards. '
Thenew Police bill, says Daddy Uains "is
another sweet nut for soma huogry eormoisnt
Just think OF it, $4,000 PAID TO a set of lasy
Iubbers to Walk about tie streets and steal the
pigs Of 'ye Poor P,disrs and distress honest
people By making cases of violations Of the
city ordinances IN order TO get half the fee for
informing. how we long for the judgment
day to deliver Us from tails 'misrule.'"
The Missionary Record has "oeen informed
that Alderman r. J. Maokey has been convert.
ed lately, and deprecates designating people
by nance, Jews and B ys. A friend o. our
left says he is deylhsh rehe ious. just now.'"
B. F. Whitman With Jennie Kimbah as the
bright particular STAR" is on the wing agaiu,
and " doing up the sensational leg business IN
Eovell, Massachusetts,.
The work on the aew Opera House is pro-
gressspg finely.
The savaopah pagers are trying to get up
race bstween their boat, Klog Cotton, and our
boat, Oriote. The King Oot,oo has, We be-
feve, besten In every boat race about Savsn-
nah, sine 1856.
The Federal soldiers here were paid OF So
turday.
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TEE MILLS HOUSE. GNdf several days ithas
been reported that this house Will not be
opened this season. After inquiry We ascer-
tanned that the report is without foundation.
It is stated that Mr.. 8. 81. Gale, the brother
in.iaw OF the Parkers, who have leased the
house. VIII be placed in charge of it. ~
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BUSINESS NOTIoES.

MRssns. 7. NJ. WARrNa AND AUG. T. 81
MONS, two young business men Of this city,
have formed a oopartnership as wood factors.
and have opened an ofice at the west end of
klll.street.
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DsunMRs ARREsrRD.-On Saturday last 0fR-
GERS Coates and Levy arrested Mr.. Thomas p.
stovaI. of the firm OF Branch, Scott, & Co.,
of Augusta, and Mr.. A. Sehgman, agent Of the
house of W. W. Wendell & Co., of New York,
on the charge OF soliciting orders without Ii
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13

HuMBo1pr.-Our German fellow.citizens are
thoroughly interested IN the Humboldt cele-
bration, and it will doubtless be a great sue
cess. Other classes OF our population ought
to be moving. however, in response to the in
vitation Of the German association.
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IMPORTANT sALE"F MAoHINERY.

IMPORTANT SALE UF MAcHINERY.
The Entire Stock of Machinery, Tools end
FIXTURES, ofthe Late Spencer R,psating RI
fc Company, Sufficient for the Adn.faetsre
cf200 Guns per day, ,~
Win be sold at Public Sale, at the ArmoFy Of tho
Company. in Chiokering Building. Boston, on
TUE>DAY, September 28th,
This MACHINERY is Of the bost quality ana
make end consists in part Of 100 Miliag MAchinsa,
including proportion OF Index sud Universal Mill
ing Mas hines 80 Engipe Lathes. 20 md Uatoes, 10
Screw Machines browns aud Sbarp's,f large NUM-
Der OF DIfn Presse.. Power ess Drops, Trip
Hammers Barrel Machinery OF all kinds Maia
shafting, Pulle,s &C., &c, comprising .bee
lots, all valuable; about 1000 eet AZ, inch Maia
shafinR. Hangers and Pulleys, $50 Horse Engine, Q
Boilers.
Catalogues will be ready the 10th Of september,
md sent by mail on application 10 sa9..
JOHN II. WELLS, Agent, p
spencer Rihs Company, or
SAMUEL HATCH & CO., Auoroneers.
Sptember1S boston.
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Auftiuufsrs' prluatr Salss. r
Fine Residence in Charlotte street y
BY IOWNDES 4 GRlMBALL.

At Private Sale
That elegantly situated Ho0sE on the north
side Of ChIrlotte.street, Known No. -. built %
wood. With double paszas and slate roof coLtaiR.
ing IS rooms among them pantry, dressing rooms,
bath ooms water closets, &C., with gas and water
works rurning through.
The Lot ures about 100 feet front by 200 feet
deep; outbuildinRs OF brick, witu commodious
cistern. he property is In good order, and Is. In
respect, of the coolest and most desirable
residences In the city.
Terms cash. Apply rs above.
Sept IL 90
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TIE NmRTzKNrH CENTURY. the Sep
tewber number OF this Magazine. 1t has been
pronounced the best in the series yet published.
The burlesque on State Government is cayenne
peppery, and picture Of things as they are
seen. mw2 Sept IL
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IspoRrAsr SALE OF MAcHMEnY.-It will be
seen by tho advertisement another column
that the entire machinery OF the Spencer Be
peating Blae Company win be sold at auction.
in Boston, ON the 18th instant. This is said
to be the largest collectionof machinery ever
offered for sale by auction. 2 8 ~ - Z,
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NEW RouaH Rroe.-A cargo OF new Carolina
rough rice, being the second OF the season,
amounting 70 one thousand, bushels, arrived
on. Saturday from the plantation Of N. Hey
wafd, ESQ., on Ashepoo.- lt was ooDsigned to
Mr.. George d. Hoppock. 1t was received per
sloop Mary Goodrich, and vas sent to West
Point Mill to. be pounded.
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ID IL . y K l. Y n
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets over ........."..... .SUu ooO
ISSUES ALL KINGS OF LIPE AND ENDOW-
MINT POLICIES. Dlvid-nds annu'lly IN cash.
Only Company having the Definite Guaranteed sur
render-vaIue PhD Policies, worldwide. Second to
no Company the United States ior stability, hbe-
rolity and economy.
Once No. 141 Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN ". BoUCK, President.
VIZ. NJ. COLE, secretary.
State Agency No 35 Hroad-street, Second Floor
Local and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout
the state
Apply in person or bv letter to
JAoIES q. HOLMES. Jr,
General Agent for South Carolina.
J,,1 n mwf 6mos
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Auftian Seles.

PUBLIC SALE.
400 Pairs Army Shoes.
At Quar,ermasier's Depot. Southern Wharf, ut fg
a. Ii. THIS DAY, september IS.
ADD on BARRETT,
Sspt 13 Captain and II. 4. E. U.s.. Army.
Estate Sale-By order Of the Court Of Equi-
ty-334 Shares Savannah and CharlsstoD
Railroad Stock.
BY WARDLAW & CAREW.
Will be sold at Public Auction at II O'Clock A. n,
TOMORROW, 14th instant, at the Old Postofice,
foot OF Broad street.
ssz Shares SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
ROAD STOCK.
ALSO,
Immediately after the above will be sold
$500 CITY SIX PER CENT. STOCK iold)
81 Shares Greenville and Colu-bia Railroad
Stock
80 Shares Northeastern Railrced Stock
2l2 Union Bank Stock .-. s..-4-
106 Bank Of Charleston Stock
Al Shares Planters and Mechanics Bank 6tost.
Sept 13
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CAPTAIN ADDISON BARRETT will sell at 10
O'Clock. at Quartermaster's depot, Southern
wharf, forty thousand pair OF army shoes.
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FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct BY charter s10Oe0O paid into the In
surance Department Of Georgia according to lsS
for the oeneHt of the assured In this Company.
stockholders wealthy aud responsible gentlemen OF
Georgia.
purely Southern Company. allowing only six
per cent OF its earnings TO the stockholders; the
res. the profits divided among the Policyhoiders
on the contribution plan
pire Department has been in successful opera
non for six months, and has already accumulated
haudsome assets.
Life Department in full and successful operation,
and y;eing with old companies in its success.
An of its PolIcl.s non.iorfe'tsble. and OF every
descrtot,on OF Life and Endowment, together With
an an, uity table and return premium plan.
No rsslr,chons upon travel, place OF residence or
occupation
Women insured ON same terms as men,
Loans half Of its psemiums. No notes taken.
OFFICERS:
WI. LAYTON. President
&c. Mo3r RNEY, Vice.President
RI. LIGHrBOoG. secretary.
CT. McCAY. coust utiug Aotuary.
p.H WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
This Company IL now prepared 10 'ahe risks either
IN the Fire or Lie Der aptmcnhs, and socits ahare
Of the patronage of the city and state.
j. g. HOLMEs, Jr..
General Agent for south Carolina.
Local ana Travelling agents wanted In all parts OF
the sta'e Liberal commissions allowed, or a SAL
ary IL preferred. Applications to be made to
J. @ HOLMES Jr. General AGENT No. a5 Broad
street. Charleston, b. q.
July a pke Wim
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TIME GA Il q l. IN A
LIFE INsURANOE COMPANY
Memphis, Tennessee.
President, MI WTOKS, President Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
VIE President, J. T. PETTY.
recretary, " F. BOiLE.
Capital. .~...s..'..'''''''''.'Ss SsVV>oo"
Accommodations. .u.....'....... .v446,OUV,
oysR THREE ,HJU.AND POLICIES ISSUED
since September 1857.
Agents desared turo .ghous be State.
RI. MA0ILL. NO. o. Broad-stress.
General Agent for South Carolina
August 10 mthlmo
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New R1cE- AT SAvANNAH.-The Savannah
Republican OF the 10th instant says: ''The
schooner Mail arrived yesterday from Mr.. Ray
Tompldns plantation, on the Satiila River,
with 1000 bushels Of new rough rice, it beng
the first Of the season. II was planted on the
1oth of February, and was pushed forward ra-
pidly. II is free from any grass seed, it is
about fifteen per cent. volunteer, and weighs
forty y*wo pounds. The first new rice was re-
eeived last year from the Sat,lla River, on the
Sssme day of the month, 9th OF September.
Rhs whole quantity wa, sold to Messrs. r.
Habersham & Co., at 81 IS per bushel."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13
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