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a-MARENGO.-F E YER AND AGUE

as-MARENGO.-F E YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC, FEVER PIEvENTlVE-This val
uabe preparation has been in private use for many
wears and through the persuasion of friends, whe
have n ed II with the most beneficial results, the
nronr,etor has been induced to offer 1t to the pub
i,c Its warranred to cure CHILLS AND FEVER
of howeve, long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicating it's effects from the system. 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the dises.
tive organs, induce appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. 1t Is purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and 80 harmless that children Of all
ages may take 1t with safety. As tonic MARENGO
has no SUPERIOR and for debility arising from the
effects of fever, from other cause. is invaluable.
few doses is sufficient to satisfy the most in
credu]ous sufferer of its virtue and worth. All
who try one bottle of MARESGo will be 80 much
pleased with Its effect that they will readily en-
dorse it, NO HUMBUG. For evidence Of its efa-
cacy al value, refer to MARENGO circulars, which
contain certificates Of we'll known and respectable
citizens.
MARENGo is genuine Southern preparation.
the proprietor and manufacturer being q native and
resident of Charleston, and 1t is fully guaranteed to
give complete and universal satisfaction.
NO HUMBUa. TRY 1T.
For sale by all Druggists, and BY DOWIE Il
NOISE, corner Meeting and Hasel streets; GOOD.
RICH. WISEMAS & CO., Hayne.street. and g. J..
IUHN, Druggist, Agent OF Proprietor, corner Of
King and John streets, Charleston, &, @.
June8 DAG 3mos
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FROM, VIRGINIA.

RIoHMoAp. Va, August 1a.-A riot occurred
in Northumberland County, between the whites
and blacks. during which sailor killeds ne
gro. he was committed to jail, but was res
cued by the whites. General Candy has sent
TO the spot all OF the United States troops now
in Virginia.
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Nearly all the New York dailies have lady
correspondents at the Watering places. But.
them, and probably the best, in the very height
of her epistolary success, went and got mar
ried, AID cut herself off from the world with o
81 or, note to the journal: circumstances over
which she had no control she said, ''render-
ed it necessary for her TO discontinue her cor
pondence."
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The Paris Steele publishes a correspond
ence from Pesth In which 1t is stated that in
the event Of conflict between Bismarck aud
Louis Napoleon, the Hungarians would neu-
tralize Austria, proclaim Prince Charles OF
Roumanla king OF their ancient country, re-
store portions Of Bessarabia and Moldavis to
Russia, and make common cause with the
States Of Turkey.
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~THE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND

@IHE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE oHEAPEsT-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14s EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with
new and large assortment OF material of the finest
quality and latest styles, Is prepared 10 execute at
The shortest netise and In the best manner, JOB
PRINT Of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere,
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81 FROM THE ARMY HOSPITAL, THE
bloody battlefield the mansion of the rich and the
humble abode Of the poor-from the ONCE and the
sacred desk, from the mountain-to,, distant valley
and far.oG islands Of the ocsan-from every nook
and corner of the civilized world. is pouring in the
eyid.nce of the astonishing effects of DRAKE's
PLANTATION BIlTERs. Thousands upon thous-
ands of letters like the following may be seen at our
Office:
* Ihsve beeu In the army hospital for
fourteen months. speechIess and nearly dead. At
Alton, Ill, they gave bottle of Plantation Bit
,ers. Three bottles have made me we'll man.
C.H FLAUTE.
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NEW COTTON.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. August 1S.-Two bales
Of the new crop Of cotton we're received here
to-day aud will be shipped at once to Liverpool.
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A physician at Cape May. walking out with
q friend Of his, said to him, "Let Us avoid that
pretty little woman you see there on the lett.
she Knows me, ard casts on me looks of indig-
ma q. attended her husband" " "An I see;
you had the misfortune to dispatch him." "Ou
ihs contrary" replied the doctor, II saved
him."
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ETHIs Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC OF
CHARLESTON that have put up one OF SCOTS
PATENT ELEVATORS, OF Messrs. q. BULWINKLE
h CO.'S STORE. No. 81 Southeast Corner East Bay
and Avenue leading to Browns Wharf, where 1t can
be seen in operation. 1t possesses many ad7an-
tsaos over the old style Elevators being appointed
Mr. scott's Agent here, am prepared to make said
Elevators to order ARCHIBALD MoLE15H,
August 10 tus2 No. Cumberland. street
NOTICE.-roL LOT OWNERS ON SUI
LIvAN's STANDBY virtue of an ordinance, rati-
fed In Town Council the first day OF August 1871
all owners OF lots are hereby notified and required
to attend at Meultreville in person, Or to send sn
able-5od ed band, to W. rk the streets and high
WHY'S, or MONDAY, August 10th, and for FIVE success
siyc days thereafter with provisions and such hoes,
spades and wheelbarrows as may be necessary.
All penalties will be riRdy enforced against delin-
auents as we'll as against those IN default for the
years 1867 and 1858.
For the convenience Of those wishing to commute
their labor, as we'll as th in default for previous
labor, the Intendant will be in Charleston on uEs-
DAY and SATURDAY 10Th anl 14:h instant, between
the hours of and O'Clock, at the Law Office OF l.
8. KING, No 81 Broad.street.
Nv order of JNO. NJ. ToUHEY,
Moultrieve, August Q, 1861. 4ntenoaa''
Aupust9 'd"s'
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@CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at HaNpsst Ten
oclock-in the EvEsrso at quarter-past Eight.
Aupust IA
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Spefial notifes.

@ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services In this Church To-MoBRow MoRHNG at
half past Ten O'Clock. DR.. ". W. hicks officiating.
Aa-strangers will be provided with seats.
August Il
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Marrito.

CAMpBELL-MORRIS On the 28th June, 1853,
bv Magistrate L BUNCH. Lieutenant JOHN CUt.
LAT CAMPBELL 70 Mrs. Ii. A. MORRIS, all
of This city. ...,
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sS LET Us DISCUSS TIE GREAT QUEs-
IIoN.-what is the most important of all earthly
blessings in the estimation of every intelligent hu-
man being2
Clearly, 1t is Health; for soundness Of body and
mind Is essential to the enjoyment Of all the other
good gifts of Providence.
How, then, rhall those who possess this inestima-
BILE treasure endeayor to preserve It, and how shall
those who have lost 1t seek to retrievei?
These questions have been asked in all ages. but
never have they been satisfactorily RESPONDED to
as at tho present day, and the answers which COM
mon sense, enlightened by science and experience
give to them in the Nineteenth Century may be
briefly stated thus:
To protect the system against all influences that
tend to generate disease there is nothing like lnvig
Grafton.
To re re-cstabi.h .he health on Arm basis when 1t
has been lost by mprudence any other cause. the
systera must be simultaneously strengthened, regu-
lated and purified.
These ends can only be attained through the agen.
cy of preparation which combines the attributes OF
tonic, a corrective, blood depurent, and an ape
rient.
All these essentials are efectualy blended In HOS.
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs. They contain
nothing drastic. irritating OF ipAammatory. The
juices and extracts ofsanatve herbs, roots and barks
are their sole medicinal ingredients, and these are
rendered diffusibe by combination with the spiri-
tuous essence Of rye the purest Of all alcoholic sm.
ulants.
The weak and feeble, aud especially those suffer-
Ing from biiousuesa, Indigestion and nervousness,
absolutely require herenovatng aud Of this power
full tonic and Alternative during the heated term, and
cannot prudentIy postpone Its use for single day
word to the wise is sufficient. b."
Auoust IA DkC
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~ TRINITY CHURCH, RASEL-STREET.
The Congregation of this Church will worship In the
Lecture Room, in basement until the repairs are
conpleted. August II
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EThe Relatives. Friends and Ac-
qusintances Of Mrs. ". A. K1sa. Mr.. g 2. ARropE
and Mr. and Mrs. C. 3. ARToPE are respectfully in
yited to attend the Funeral Services Of WILL lam
GILBERT. son Of the latter, at their residence, cor
ner Of Spring and Coming streets. TINS AFTERNOON,
at Five O'Clock, without further invitation.
lpoust1l = = 81
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fuusral Hotifes.

HAaRATH-Died, on the afternoon Of the 18th
instant, EARNE5TINE E. MAGRATH, wife OF W. j.
MAoRATH.
n Tho Relatives and Friends OF the
Family respectfully invited to attend the Fune'
raj Services at st. Msry's Church Hase!.street 10
MORROW the 18th instant. at Nine o'cl ck Am.
August IA
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MAGNOLIA wArER.-superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
AuRustlQ tuIuso
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H DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE con-
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel To MoRRowArrEr'
NOON, at Five O'Clock, by the Rev. W. W. LoBD. D,
D. August IA
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81 CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE
The Charleston Board Of Trate OFFERS PRE-
MUM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DoLLARs
LARS (s25O) for the best Treatise. with Statistics
upon the past and present Trade of Charleston the
advantages to the Southeastern States Of making
Charleston their emporium and centre of exchange,
and the measures which should be adopted for Sc
curing to Charleston this position"
The Treatise must be without signature. but
desienated by some motto or sentence, accompanied
by sealed envelope. containing within the motto
or sentence which desgnates the Treatise. together
with the name Of the author. The Treatise must be
handed to the Secretary OF the Board OF Trade OH or
before the first dsy Of November, 1859. and every
competitor must engage to acquiesce cheerfully IN
the award Of the Committee. The examination OF
the Treatise and the awarding OF the Prize viii be
conhded to Committee Of gentlemen selected sole
ly for their ability and impartiality.
BY order OF the Board.
q. oOBIA, President.
q. BAER. Secretary.
Charleston July 4e. 1863. wso SuS 70
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SptfiaI Notifss.

SEROSADALISW WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF scRoFULA-Read the statement below,
and despair not;
DEAR Sunny youngest daughter, aged Eve years,
has been dreadfuly afflicted with scrofus nearly all
her life. tried grelt many physicians, but with
out relieving her much; In fact, most Of them said
there was no hope Of cure During the last spring
she was worse than ever, her body and limbs being
covered With sores and b'otches-yfth face and eyes
badly liberated and swollen. Whilst In this condi-
ton was advised by p-. L. A. stith, to Try ROSA
DALIs at once procured three bottles, and COM
menced giving 1t to her. The effect was magical In
less than month, to my great astonishment she
was entirely well.
1 am, sic, yours, with respect and gratitude,
W. W. BUhNETT.
For sale bv GOODRICH, wINEMAN & CO.. I'm
porters of Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston. 8. G..
Au- -ust14 stuth3
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MORE ABOUT TIE ~RINGs. )"

That Nfnc Million Job-The Inve stiga-
ting Committee-CIertcnI Force OF
the state Omcers-The land Commits.
sioner- -Carpet-Baggers VI. Scalawags
Tho Tax Anair-The Vacant Jodge-
ship-The University y--Inteuperance,
&C.
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&C. 1.-THE &C. LIS" WILL FIND IN
the September Number Of the XIX CENTURY an
imuortapt article. August IA %
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Goth Of August, 1869.
Uuited States vs. Elias Burnett. VIOLATION
internal revenue laws. Bench warrant order
ed to bring Thaddeus Splawn, witness, into
court. -,
The grand jury returned into court with
finding of true bills in the following cases,
viz: United States vs. John Barr. Violation
internal revenue laws, act 10th July, 1858:
sections 81, p. "A. for carrying on business OF
distilIer without paying special tax. &C.
United States vs. Jeremiah w1nn. ldem.
George W. Smith. Idem. Christian Bruckey.
Idem.
United States vs.. $50 gallons distilled spirits.
&c. William Dickson, claimant. Information
for violation Of internal revenue law. Order
made that the marshal show cause on 10th
day Of August 1862 why he has made no re-
turn to order Of 14th May, 1873 and had not
paid the. proceeds OF sale into Registry Oh
Court.
United States vs. Jonathan Huff. Violation
of internal revenue law. being retail liquor
dealer without paying special tax contrary to
sections rs of act of 1864 Defendant plead
guilty. and was sentenced to sixty days I'M
prisonment, aud to pay $50 tax and penalty.
Grand jury again returned into court with
bills of indictment and true bills, VIZ: United
States vs. Henry HUFF. Violation internal
revenue Law as distiller Of spirits, sections 8, +,
z, p. A. act 1868.
United States VS. John L. Crumley. Extor-
tion as Commissioner United States Courts.
Section Il, act Is, and section s, act 1858.
United States vs. Robert Rodgers. Violation
internal revenue laws as retail liquor dealer.
United States vs. Peter Rogers. Idem.
No bills in the following cases:
United States vs. James Nash. Violation In
ternal revenue law. sections 5 and & act 1865.
United States ve. Berry Moon. 1aen. Sec
tions 5, 6, z p. A. ect 1868.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WEDNESDAY, August 1.-THE court was open
ed at 10 O'Clock. -
In Bankruptcy parta,A. ]. Daniel, as
sienee, in re. A. n. Smith. Petition for sale Of
bankruJt's estate. John II. Evins, attorney
for petitioner. Ordered, that assignee call on
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY:8
THROUGH LlNE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.

NO ICE -
NO STEAMER OF TIE CHARLESTON AND SA-
VANNAH STEAM PACKtT LINE WILL LEAVE
EFOR SAVANNAH THIS WEEK.
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@ J. J. JOSEPH, CHINESE EMIGRANT
Agent. has returned to Charleston and can be found
for a few days at Office Of N. GOLDSMITH SON.
Collouads Row, Vendue Rapge. August "a
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SCoNsIGNEES' MOTTO E.-CoNSIG-
NEEs per steamship PROMRrHEUs are notified
that she is Tns DAT dischsreins cargo at North At
lantic Wharf, All goods remaining on the wharfat
sunset will be at risk Of Consignees.
JOHN h THEO. GETTY. Agents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10
YTRGINII NE;yS.

The Natloaal Board Of rrais Ia. been
In session In the,sity N Richmond for some
days past. One Of their most important acts
was to recommend the James RIVER sni
KAnAwha Canal to Congress- for aid. TIL, y
went down the james 90 an excurnon and
were bauquette& at JArrett's Hotel by the
Petersburg Board of Trade .. Lynchburg
Is trying TO have the Southside RAiiio d
cciltlnued up James River TO Covington, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. This
would be straight line from the Ohio River
to Norfolk. i. :. Bishop DoQgett was robbed
Of e2OO at Newbern, N. c., few dsys ago,
while attending Conference 80. Another
horrible murder has been committed within
a few miles of Ri, hmond. Charles H..
Rogers was shot through the head and
robbed of over 800 In money and bis lody
thrown into the woods. Suspicion rests on
John Bowler who was travt ling In the bug
~ with him The P,arisburg "Gz ..tt''
Is responsible for lhe report, that tho Green
brier White Sulphur Springs have beer
,old for 81 $50 ,O00., There was c. ll'sor
OF irsius at wnrrentou on Tuesday nigh
which resulted in Calvin Smith, baggsg'
master, loosinE both leer.
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N. % q. W. n. r.,
REPORTS OF COILS. FLoUREOY AND
JONES.

The reports Of Col. Tho., s. Flourony.
President OF ths N. & G W. X. r, aud
OF Col. B. NJ. Jones chief engineer, made Al
the meeting of stockholders last Thursday,
are very interesting documents. We were
grattifed that three thousand copies were
ordered to be printed for distribution, TO
gether with the valuable letter OF CON-
injury.
In his report, Co. Flour oy gave most
encouraging acoo unJ of thef prospects uf
the road. He stated the fact that the road
and that an easy grade had been obtained
across tho mountains poke Of his recent
trip from Diuvills TO Bristo'. Tho people
all along the line h I'D given the right Of way
aud manifested disposition TO subscribe
literally in lands. The directory Lad en-
tered into an important contract with the
Virginia International Land Conn any by
which one irnrth Of the lands subscribed
would be settled up, which would greatly
enhance the value OF The rest. lie said n. :
gotiztions were now pending with parties
Who were thought 10 be able aud willing to
un iertake the construction OF tho entirp
road, with proper 30, uriiies. lilo dwclt
upon tie imaosso TcSouTc.s q tic ssuatry
through which the road sas 10 pass, aud the
value Of the stock when IL was c I'm
plottd. On the ~ n OF > PIT. looJ, al
agreement vas entered into by which the
N. & G. Western was made the eastern
terminal link Of the Southern Trans A Ian
tic line. Owing 10 these important con-
tracts which had been made, this scheme
was attracting great attention bothin Europe
aud Americs.
Col. Fiournoy stated that theroute from
Norfolk TO Bristol would be shortened so
miles, aud that tho grade going east would
not exceed so teet, and going west go feet
to the uiiie. The trip could DO made in II
hours over this line, whereas now IL takes
"a. lie had hopes that early. In the spring
a considerable portion Of ihis work wonil
DO lot to coairact--tnat they would begin
At DAnsilie and Suffolk simultaneously.
The pres mt uebt OF tho company he
states u s4O, Dos. The cash assets eco .0ss.
We have given mere Outiine OF this
able and Inter, ing report, which was re-
soived by the . ockholders sitn great satis
fAciinn.
Afssr he had made his report tofhs a et-
ing, O, l, Fiournoy read a "a OF ilnpOrtane
eomn nuicati "a from N,w Yc-k S=pitalist,
whose nams W do not think proper 10 men.
ton at present, who proposes 10 undertake
The conslruction VI Tie whole rosd. Nor
do ws deem Il prudent 10 sta o his terms.
Toe precedent real another letter with
regard - l. ndlz company. whO were
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ar riou. to open negotiations for the build

a. xious to open negotiations for the build
Ina OF the entire road.
The report Of Co. B. N. Jones, Chief en-
Rineer. was read and listened to 5y the
meeting With the deepest interest. IL IL o
very able rsrdrA He gives ths prominent
points At which the experimental line
touches. II run near the Burnt Chimueyr
10 Henry crosses Dan River three miles from
the Pinnacles OF Dan, runs near P.trick
Springs and crosses the mountains at Fancy
G,p. Col Jones advis the changing q
tho present line In tome places. The whole
cost Of tho road he puts At fiiteeu m II on.
lie stated that owing to the lower grade one
engine could draw more over this road than
two could over the Baltimore & Ohio road.
lie gave II a. his nAtured opinion that at
last seven hundred thousand tons OF
| freight wOald pass over this road, and that
tho annual income % the N. & g. w. r. II.
would be ten million Of dollars, and be
brought facts aud figures to prove IL.
We do not believe that Col. Jones over
shoots the m ark. We have no doubt thai
this will be- the most profitable road In
America, and we are glad that capitalists
are beginning to view II In that light, and
are conteuding for the privilege Of build
ing IL.
! Col. F.ou noy has been clothed with au'
thority, by the stockholders, to make con
tract with capital SIS for the building Of the
road, subject to the ratification OF the
board of fret RI. He will proceed TO New
York, at on:e, for tina ISurpose, and we
IL will not be many months before we cal
announce to QUE readers the fact, tha
the whole road has been undertaken b.
capitalists OF undoubted means. WhsI
that happy time arrives, We may look for
state of prosperity whish We have never be-
;ore enjoyed. - DdnuiHe Times.
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TENN SS EE NEIYs.

The canvass for the Convert on Is bet om-
ing animated aud many of the ocs and
ablest men Of the State are beiig put for
ward for elt elton thereto Ex-Governor
Brown, OF Nashville, and Baxter. NJ Kinney
aud Msory, OF Knoxville, are candinates.
The Convent on will sit during the session
If the legislature. VIM. Deaderlck, Of
BIouutviils, ia the nominee OF Sullivan and
viii be opposed BY T. D. Massengill who de-
cline TO submit bis claims TO the meeting
on Monday. Snstor B.ownlow has taken
his family with him to W siEr eton and is in
better health than lie was ct the last session
OF Congress A Miss Woods met With a
serious seciGert while on horseback at
Powelrs Station, on Friday. The locomo-
tive collided nth the horse she was riding
seriously irjuripg her. The h,rse has died
but the lady Is said to be recovering. A
new steamer the /" Hrgb kHtii" is being
built at Kingston and will run between that
place aud Loudop 49,. The grading on ill.,,
Tenn. / Pacific Railroad between Nashville
and Lebanon will be.done by the 10 o.
Jsnusry ami Ger. Nanny has nc gotia.ed for
1900 Cons Of English iron to be delivered
by New-yosrs day. 4 The pisrs on Some
Pun bridge are done, but some trouble Is
encountered with few nj the land own
who arc trying TO resist fate and progress q $
they have civilization.